we must throw away this cocktail demands the prime minister of hesse borisen, a similar situation for european companies in general according to financial data. times first conflicts. in ukraine, their losses amounted to at least 100 billion euros, a study of the annual reports of 600 european companies of financial documents for 2023 showed that 176 companies recorded depreciation assets costs associated with the exchange rate, as well as other one-time expenses caused by the sale and the closure or reduction of the russian segment of its business, and these 100 billion losses do not yet include indirect losses from the anti-russian sun you not soaring energy prices, which is already hitting especially energy-intensive chemical production in europe , the head of the german chemical holding, langses. matija sachert, during a conference call with investors , addressed the government, stating that in 30 years of working in the industry, he had never encountered such a crisis due to high energy prices and falling demand, as many german companies are leaving the country, the holding plans

the seat of hess, what is home to francs has has come up higher. up 0.2% very ssus 0.3% in the mh of july. then we've got the cpi coming in at 7% higher year on year. that marks an acceleration from the 6.8% year on year in july. as our german producer very kindly told us, that's where mercedes is housed, just to give you a little bit of color where the inflation pressure is maybe coming from. and finally the state of bavaria, 5.9%. that's a slight deceleration of 6.1% in july. in the state of hess, we're seeing a slight deceleration versus where we were in july. we have the overall german inflation print due out later today. meanwhile in spain, it rose 2.6% on the year in august. that was in line with expectations but slightly higher than july's reading. core inflation rose 6.1% on an annualized basis. charlotte is with me to talk through thesenumbers a little more in detail. these numbers are versus what we're seeing in germany. spain seems to really have had a handle on inflation in a much better way. >> certainly, yes. inflation has been one of

the iraqis came from the zulfiqari district and the show "awakening" is a product of the hess center. these days, it is in the pre-production stage . our main message is to create hope and believability and feed the spirit of jihad and resistance for our audience, god willing. we can for next year, before the year of holy defense, let's prepare it for broadcasting. chashm bidar is produced and broadcast in 8 episodes of 20 minutes . last year, a central reporter of a news program had an accident in a less privileged area . soleimani, a primary school teacher, of course, soleimani , one of the young reporters of the abadan center sedav and sima, on the twenty-sixth of january 1401, on the way to a school in the deprived area of ​​branch 24 the moment the accident happened, i called my colleagues and they were there immediately. in fact, their families were there. it was a serious accident that leads to work . you can't see how hard it is for one of your close friends to see what the doctor says. it's not clear now. his physical condition and the condition of corona, how is he feeling a

in the country of hess , the main concern of all teachers, parents, school villages and even i think it is all students, while this should not be the case, some educational districts have requested sports coaches , retired teachers and even vice-chancellors to help organize classrooms. i know that yesterday in the hottest hours of the day, the temperature in the centers of the provinces ahvaz is above 50 degrees and as the warmest center of the province. meanwhile, this morning, at the beginning of typhoid, the temperature reached 14 degrees above zero in the coolest hour in shahrekord, and it is the coolest center of the province, and it can be seen in the latest images received from the meteorological satellite. in almost most parts of the country, the direction is stable. the only conditions are from ebro in the south of the caspian sea and the slopes of alborz , and the conditions of study are that the sky in these areas is currently reported to be cloudy. we expect that this afternoon and tonight in the northwestern part of the country for the provinces of west azerbaijan, the n

idalia relentless sheets of rain and devastating storm surge, combining into a destructive force of hess toric proportions. the category 3 hurricane the strongest to hit the big bend area in more than a century. landfall came at keaton beach with maximum sustained gusts of 125 miles per hour homes here at any time stand a chance in nearby perry, this gas station toppled by fierce winds, and across region,roofs ripped off buildings. >> oh! oh, my gosh! >> reporter: have you ever seen anything like that in perry >> absolutely not. >> reporter: the governor touring hard-hit perry what's your message? >> if you are in distress, you can call 911, and there will be rescue efforts that will commence the storm has passed the first responders are active. >> reporter: in steen hinhatche, water is everywhere. because of the storm surge, many communities were cut off, people were stranded or trapped in this homes. units like this one from the national guard have been deployed because of their high water vehicles and rescue units up top this yankeetown home was under water. >> this surge right here,

he became the secretary of the hess, the only person who was on you with the fuhrer.oming the successor of the ges who flew to england borman authorized the gestapo to destroy all his friends working together in the party office, he was still invisible. the camera page rarely appeared at gala receptions. he was emphatically respectful with goering goebels and himmler , he changed only after the day when the fuhrer called him his shadow. bormann prepared summaries of hitler's most important political speeches. bormann reported every morning on situations at home and abroad. bormann decided whether the fuhrer would accept debuls or refuse him a meeting to invite mussolini for lunch or not, stirlitz, like many in the sd apparatus, knew that the führer had not made a single important decision in recent years without consulting the bartender, thinking about the abrupt calm, now and then he returned to the only serious fact that he received when talking with schellenberg. he said. shaking hands sin bormann digs a hole for him from this man you can expect anything . stirlitz

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they added that hess would be carried out to identify the victims.remlin has denied ordering his death, describing such speculation a complete lie. i was on a conference call earlier, with president putin's spokesman, these happen almost every day, where you can more or less ask any question you want to and i asked him for his reaction to accusations from western officials that the kremlin may have had something to do with that plane crash two days ago that reportedly killed yevgeny prigozhin, and it's not just western officials who think this, there are many russians who believe it as well. mesca —— mr pascoe said those claims were an absolute lie, saying that when we talk about this issue we should be guided only by facts. we don't have many facts at the moment, the facts need to be clarified during the official investigation being carried out now, and he was echoing some of those earlier remarks by president putin who called on people to await the results of that official investigation. now, will that convince people at home and abroad, who believ

they added that hess would be carried out to identify the victims.he plane crashed exactly two months after the wagner boss letter short lived rebellion, but questions remain about exactly what happened to him. the kremlin has denied ordering his death, describing such speculation as a complete lie. our correspondent has more from moscow. i was on a conference call a little earlier with president putin's spokesman. these happen almost every day with a select group of russian and foreign journalists, where you can more or less ask any question you want to, and i asked whether the kremlin had something to do with that plane crash two days ago that reportedly killed yevgeny prigozhin. and it's notjust western officials who think that. there are many russians who believe it too. mr peskovsaid the claims were an absolute lie. he also said when we talk about the issue, we should be guided only by facts. we have no facts at the moment. these need to be clarified during the official investigation. he was echoing some of those earlier remarks by president put

and today attacking the judge overseeing hess 2020 election interference case, posting to his social media platform in part, quote, there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge. all as a new deadline from the same judge looms. mr. trump's legal team needs to respond by 5:00 p.m. monday to a request from the special counsel that would block him from commenting publicly on parts of the case. prosecutors warning he could use evidence in a way that may have a chilling effect on witnesses, citing this post where he warned, quote, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. the former president's defense attorneys john lauro fighting back across the air waves. >> we're going to oppose it as we have. >> reporter: and denying the claims that he ordered mike pence to overturn the election results on january 6. >> what president trump did not do is direct vice president pence to do anything. he asked him in an aspirational way, asking is covered by the first amendment. >> reporter: pence, a key witness in the grand jury case that led to the indictment of his former boss not ruling out t

i had to tell maya she is a singer there, either in hess, or yes, in a club, and after a few days, ifor me and, well, then i met a girl who promised me this show, petersburg we did not part, uh , walked, wandered along the embankment kissing there, and the next day she said that we should definitely look. apraksin yard. well, he came up to us there. here is a young man. he was decently dressed in ruby. he said that it was his farm's anniversary and they were doing some kind of promotion with lottery tickets. clear. in general, they told you that you won 1,000 dollars 2,000 euros the stakes go up, and then, uh, it’s clear, then they gave you about the fields, that is, they pretended that you were winning and made you stake all the cash. yes, this man is far away 2,000 euros, but i lost everything, and then another 3,000 dusya said that this money should be paid back in 5 days. otherwise, they can kill her , including me, so i told her that there is an opportunity to earn some money there, because there i found one box in russia for the master of our radiator. i made an agreement with

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i was having trouble getting away from hessing president hu. i hope to get to see you again. happy you guys are together. all of this is prompting the house speaker to renew his calls for impeachment inquiriy. >> this is about hunter biden. this is about paying to play for the biden family. because the money goes to nine different members. slew shell companies much like the informant said because the actions of the biden administration withholding information that that would rise to the level where we would need impeachment inquiriy. now today president biden is in arizona at the grand canyon, hoping to focus elsewhere. he is lay zoreing in on native american heritage. later on in the afternoon the white house hoping to avoid more questions about hunter biden. at least until thursday, when the president is back here. back to you guys. >> steve: all right, gillian, thank you very much. while joe biden is out in arizona and new mexico as well, is he going to be doing some fundraising. what he is also going to be doing is he is going to be talking about how the bipartisan inflat

so, you know, as makaveli said, you must either car hess a peop, and he's been caressed and made powerfulhis own mind. i agree with both of the federal indictments, i just say again, they better get the conviction. >> we shall see what happens during the trial. one aspect of yesterday's hearing, as you know, ambassador, that clearly frustrated trump was the judge who was residing referring to him as mr. trump, not mr. president trump. what is your reaction to that? >> well, i think that is perfectly consistent with my take on trump's personality. but, you know, what he translates that into is how am i going to get even and i'm sure while he was steaming at the moment, it was transmuted on the flight on trump 1 back to new jersey about how he was going to make the most of it. >> many of trump's 2024 republican rivals clearly have struggled to counter his election lies. i want you to listen to governor ron dpooe esantis today. he was asked if the 2020 election was stolen. >> it was not an election that was conducted the way that we want to but that is different than saying maduro stole vote

certainly one recent example of this and certainly not the only one is other speakers have spoken about hessdo with the fall of 2020 the question arises if what would have happened if pens and including pelosi or laci or others had -- and for me the issue is not just illness in terms of whether or not these people would have died. other forms of illness. what happens if someone is in bed and a the way that makes it difficult for them to make appropriate decision-making but not so complicated that the people around them are willing to invoke the 4th section of the 25th amendment to take them out of power. i think the recent example was trump having covid one example. certainly not the only one where someone wouldn't want to look like he was trying to coerce her co-op power away from trump. he needs to stepp down from powr and trump wasn't going to invoke that and say i don't feel like i'm in good enough shape in on the hospital and i have a high fever and i'm getting all this treatment for you to discharge me come the duties of my office so i'm going to pass it over to pens temporarily and mo

the reason i hess taitate, and plan i put forward was to create a fund separate from social security.ars to invest in the u.s. economy and allow it to grow over time. you do that and you can take care of 70% of the shortfall and you can make sure that there's no cuts for people currently receiving social. we also put in work incentives. we repealed rep and gpo and we put in poverty alleviation provisions and president biden could have endorsed it. instead, he's decided to be political and make this an issue. it should be an issue, but it should be an issue of fixing it and so far he's not come up with a credible plan. >> so one last question for you, just sticking with the debate stage coming up on wednesday. we know the former president donald trump is planning not to be there. was it a mistake and do you think the debate's going to matter? >> i think the debate matters and governor hutchison which is a great guy, some of the scholars think he'll be disqualified based on the 14th amendment. i'm not an attorney. one of them quite likely will be the presidential nominee and i think any

hess >> well, this is there's no answer that's going to make people happy with this other than you should just open up this to men and womee n playing and see what happens. i mean, the only way you can say there's a biological se happensly way cadvantagane wa larry summers harvard route. you remember that the presidentr of harvard. >> it was like maybeesid we have just theoretically fewer women getting fields, medals in mathematics because of some. and that was one of the original cancellation. it wasg god destroy the guy was the treasury secretary. >> he had a great role in the social, he was network, so. >> yeah. yeah. and then he was god because he. so you just can't. bu twork.ne >> katt. >> but the politics are that what you can. i've said it before and i will dd t again l ofo it again for all f you. i think that men are bette ar than women at chess. but that's because women are more emotionally intelligent than men are. whsocialans that there are far likely to have the kind of social life that would force them to resort to competitive lu chesld ts. f no, because even ifompeti you're

i'm sort of expecting to run into alan hess is i walk into this place.hool was not in session so i drove right up and walked right in. there are no fences at this point which is pretty terrific. a don't miss the 1959 boathouse district hanging off the hillside in the valley. built by norwegian ship builders taxes in stead of saws so to wrap it up this is the old ranch road district plan in one of my favorite afternoon walks to find a perfect angle that showed off both the house and the context. the photos in the book were not manipulated in photoshop. i had to wait for the sun here. there are trash cans in the photo in the background because i took this photo on trash day but had arranged all the trash cans in the background to the brown ones hid the balloons that does not count as retouching if you do it in real life. so unlike my pandemic trips when everything was closed, when you finish exploring you can end your day with a beer and a historic building in the art district which is now angel city brewery. i hope you'll have the book on your passenger s

. >> hess the best mayor in the history of new york -- >> shows his appreciation, shows his love fore why i and it totally went up in flames, so for donald trump, he's a loser. >> steve mnuchin, his new treasury secretary, is getting married in washington. giuliani is very excitedly talking. and trump stops him. "rudy, you're spitting all over, go stand over there." and rudy does. >> rudy thought trump was going to appoint hem secretary of state, and that didn't work. so he keeps around the margins in any way he can trying to get back to the center of the action. >> one has to really appreciate to understand the arc of rudy giuliani how intoxicating fame and power are. for a politician to lose relevance is gutting. what happens to political and media figures when they fear irrelevance and go off the deep end to become relevant again? >> i don't think he really got over losing the race for president. he misses the action. he wants to be a player. >> we've got some major news that we're still absorbing as we speak right now that broke overnight, a bombshell report from "the new york ti

you can't really understand that healing that hess take place if we don't work on this wound. and that's how we will be able to move and start healing in a much larger way. must you can stop the bleeding he'll never be old to heal those wounds unless we have real honest conversations about all of this. he'll never be able to heal those ones -- wounds and will never be old to have the kinds of relationships with each other that the individuals in this country need to have. so that's why leonard's case is we want winter to be able to go home to the turtle mountain band of chippewa for example. they are expecting him. but we also need to get this done so we can heal the nation. and i can't overstate the importance of sending leonard home to do that partly starting the journey. so this case keeps me up at night and it gets me worked up. and i'm the new guy too. how would i feel if i lived with thisea story for 59 years insted of four. this needs to end and i feel that it will. so thank you for listening to me. [applause] i'm going backk to you sharon. >> i think at o the quote leo

i think friendly hess. >> ness. >> it would, perhaps.se, william, who of the royal family, unlike, of cou understand william, who of the royal family, unlike, of couunderstand he william, who of the royal family, unlike, of cou understand he hasn't in, who of the royal family, unlike, of couunderstand he hasn't spoken we understand he hasn't spoken to months. william and kate, to for months. william and kate, on the anniversary of the queen's death, to be queen's death, expected to be out they won't out in belt. they won't be any reconciling. >> cameron , cameron, really >> cameron, cameron, really appreciate it. >> very appreciate it. >> thank you very much for bringing us to date those bringing us up to date on those royal matters. been a busy royal matters. it is been a busy , day news wise. thank you , busy day news wise. thank you for company. thanks for for your company. thanks for watching. thank you to my co—presenter, isabel webster , as always. >> see you monday. no we're not. >> see you monday. no we're not. >> see you monday.