these are his words, for hess.e're not interested in a transaction on hess, but he continues to say it's about protecting the value they created, and they believe they have that right of first refusal. what do you say, and is there any chance we can actually see the language that is at issue here, given it would help the market decide who's got the upper hand >> i think, you know, i'll let exxon speak for what their intentions are we're not a party to this agreement, and it's a confidential agreement, and so that -- anything that would relate to making terms of this agreement public is something that really is the province of those that are party to the agreement, and that would be, you know, exxon, hess, and cinook i think those questions are probably best directed to them >> just to make it clear, if you were to lose this arbitration, you're not going to buy hess >> there's a condition precedent that needs to be satisfied, and if an arbitration judgment in the event it were to go against hess's interpretation of

chevron wants to buy hess. 30% partnership in that deal with you you guys have a 45% stake in it. what is the arbitration over itn as one of the best deep water developments in the history of the industry so, a lot of value that has been created through the hard work of the partners, but specifically with our engineering organization, our project's organization, so understand why chevron's interested in participating in such an attractive development the partnership that exists today is run or defined by a joint operating agreement. that agreement gives existing partners rights when there are changes in controls. the chevron hess transaction ignored those rights, we're standing up for the rights to make sure we protect the value we created there, to make sure we understand what the guyana assets, the value of those assets are in the chevron hess transaction and make sure we have a line of sight to how best to optimize value for our shareholders. >> i'm sure you understand chevron's position i'm sure they explai

well, back in march there was a russian attack on the dnipro-hess, and the hess is just such a balancing system for the power grid, so why are such strikes by russia dangerous? uh, because just like stes, just like hes - this is the generation that allows us not to think about what, how much i will consume in the evening or in the morning, how many of us consume this electricity in peak hours, because the system allows us to cover these peaks in... without balancing generation , it is much more difficult, much more difficult to pass such peak moments. russia understands this, russia specifically chooses such generation facilities, and if you see, now much more sophisticated methods are used to attack our generating capacity than it was before, and therefore much more, much more effective technologies and protection. ukraine needs it now, even than it was before. thank you, ms. elena. olena pavlenko, president of dixi group, was with us on the air. well, you can read more about the situation in the energy sector on our website bbc.ua. in the article of my colleague anastasia zanuda, there

this is the story of the film hess and haval of seoul, which will be broadcast at 19:00 on show network. channel 4 shows the plane at 23:00. the story of a plane crash. in an unknown area and trying to free passengers from armed hostage takers. a group effort to take possession of a mysterious bag. this is the story of the movie ronin, which will be broadcast on farat network at 21:00. baggage will also be shown at 21:00 on the network. is played the movie is about a man which is a headache when finding a suitcase full of money. the protection of a reporter who intends to interview an important person is the subject of the movie "personal protection" that will be broadcasted on show network at 11:00 p.m. and the movie "soldier" will be broadcasted on channel 1 at 23:45. the film is the story of a soldier who tries to establish justice with the help of several others . maryam mohammadi, sudak news agency, the show will be broadcast tonight and tomorrow night on the nasim network. understanding children's behavior and teaching child rearing skills is the main focus of this program. compet

well, they remember about gis, it’s also customary to say , how well, i’m there with kant, i’m with hesse, i’m all, i’m translating everything into my theme, yes, onto gesse, but the glass bead game is his, the glass bead game is his. yes, the glass bead game is precisely his most famous work, probably a very well-known one, uh, so this, as it were, is the recognition of a great man that the german people are what you were talking about, was not, was not able at that time to understand and realize what national socialism is, what hitler is and in general, what all this is all about, what all this will lead to, he, by the way, tried to fill out a questionnaire in... and it’s all determined, yes, it’s determined by culture, worldview, and so the historian ’s cultural code, in this sense, mowgle can be read the other way around. terrible, from a moral point of view, from a point of view, here are biden’s words that democracy or freedom, they definitely all fit into this outline, what kind of democracy is there, what freedom is there, we want democracy today, there will be democracy, tomorrow

the literary business was given the symbolic name “black bertha” after hess, a personal friend of hitler for his eyes, for his appearance, and also for the intrigues that he weaved. workshop, being their executor on the personal instructions of the fuhrer. in may '41 , he found himself at the center of another political scandal, unexpectedly first disappearing, and then turning up in scotland. zenchen, under this name the soviet intelligence officer in england kim philby acted, reported that for the conclusion compromise peace. other information also came from sources in europe. the germans bring their units to the soviet border in order to confuse the british, and then suddenly launch operation sea lion, landing troops and occupy england. on june 17 , people's commissar of state security vsevolad mirkulov and intelligence chief pavel fitin were urgently summoned to the kremlin. stalin demanded an explanation regarding the telegram received from berlin from the foreman and karsikanets. it had a completely different content. all military events in germany preparations for an armed uprisin

so hopefully colin hesse can prevail. iran. so hopefully colin hesse can prevail-— can prevail.at is perhaps why we are not hearing - can prevail. that is perhaps - why we are not hearing anything from the pentagon in the states at the moment, they don't want to add to any more rhetoric. they don't. and, you know, the us likes — they don't. and, you know, the us likes to— they don't. and, you know, the us likes to wait until the full scope — us likes to wait until the full scope of— us likes to wait until the full scope of this strike has been found — scope of this strike has been found out— scope of this strike has been found out —— weight. they want to see — found out —— weight. they want to see with— found out —— weight. they want to see with the damage was, what — to see with the damage was, what the _ to see with the damage was, what the toll was before they are going to react. obviously this wasn't a us carried out straight _ this wasn't a us carried out straight. pentagon sources have said that — straight. pentagon sources have said that they want to make it very— said th

ukraine olena galsavalska told about the occupation and constant shelling of... three in kakhovskaya hess during the play. our film crew also watched the production. leg of the lesya ukrainka theater is full, at the entrance to it a russian tricolor, on which all the spectators trample and do not miss the opportunity to wipe their feet. the indomitable kherson theater came on tour with a play based on the play by the writer olena malyarenko , the anti-tank witch. the premiere took place in her hometown on december 2 last year. her brought to life by the chief director of the kherson theater serhiy pavlyuk. both the actress and... the director and the writer know from their own experience what the russian occupation is like. today , they live under shelling, but they do not lose faith in ukraine and share their feelings through creativity. but it was fundamental for us that the first premiere took place in kherson, and we organized everything. mr. roman marychko, the head of the minsk military administration, gave us an armored car, we brought elena ihorivna to kherson, there was just a st

destroy these facilities are a gas storage facility near the border with poland and that is dnipro-hesswhich compensates for peaks in...loading in order for nuclear plants to work normally, correctly, well, you know, this is actually an act of terrorism, and it is precisely a war crime, therefore that this is a targeted attack on the infrastructure, and not one that someone somewhere missed or did not have a goal, nor did they have a specific goal, that's why there is all the talk that ukraine cannot destroy some infrastructure objects in ukraine, just in russia, just forget about them. about these conversations, because as long as something flies into such serious objects in ukraine, until then, to talk about something at all, that ukraine has no right to something, well, you know that, these are just conversations in order to help russia, nothing more, well, in the end we will return to today's attack on this drone, of course, the russian propagandists were extremely surprised and could not hide the fact that how could it fly so far, and this is actually what has been discussed since

hess flooded entire cities in the lower dnieper.s , the local cultural properties, such as the house museum of polina raiko in olezhki, were significantly damaged. this is why every person, despite sometimes very difficult circumstances, should continue his work. therefore, the team of the territory of terror museum is already recording the russian ones crimes of this war. during the past year , we managed to get in touch with the soldiers of our armed forces, and they gave us a number of objects, a number of exhibits, to the museum, these are things that our soldiers captured during a successful counterattack on broken russian positions, from these objects it was decided to form the victory collection, which even now testifies to the victories of our armed forces, and we have hope, in the future will be such a clear, expressive testimony to... and victories, we are fighting not only at the front, but there is also a war of ideologies, these are the leaflets scattered russians among our soldiers, lies, for example, russian serviceme

and they are actually aiming there, as far as i understand, with their shelling, in particular at hessit seems to me that this was a completely cynically thought-out attack to remind of this tragedy and to point out that they are capable of doing more than one such tragedy, i don't think they accidentally threw in, it seems to me that the logic is exactly ... like yours, good news, six children managed to be returned to the territory under the control of the ukrainian government from the occupied territory of the kherson region, there were also children returned to zaporizhzhia, as i understand it, and also here, well, first of all, it is a joy, according to your information, it is a difficult job, or who is more involved here, the state, local authorities, our international partners or humanitarian organizations, who is involved in this? it is an incredibly difficult job, i know the individual testimonies of families, the emotions of families, we do not write about such stories, because honestly, when we were witnesses certain events simply don't have the strength to write such storie

military personnel, one of them made public the first minutes of the actual undermining of kakhovskaya hess, how it all looked, already somewhere a year has passed since then. time year 6 june 6, june 6, we are getting closer to that year, these few months will pass very quickly, as since then in... the tile, how the tile, the new tile was then damaged, or it has already been forgotten and the russians have already brought during that time there was only grief, what was it, you know, when i saw these shots, there was a summer garden in the administrative building, it was incredibly beautiful, we took schoolchildren there to show how clean and pleasant production can be, that's just right are conducted from that premises pictures, because it is as if the administrative building is to the left of the place where the first breakthrough was, it is a pity that the barbarians came like this, destroyed what the ukrainian people were doing, well, it is already a pity, it can only cause such a guide and and and pity , that this happened, in relation to life itself, it has been an occupied city for t

realism, there are also lifting cranes, but these are elements of the construction of kakhovskaya hessd i want to say that i buried this album in the glebo, i hope, well, i am sure that i will return it someday, there are 800 or so photos, completely, i remember, even the price for which this photographer gave me, so to speak, but that's not the point, the point is that it is definitely there in the photos, my god, this is where i chew something in ukrainian history , when people bury something in the hope that it will come back one day will find, as... as a memory and as a preservation of that life, which the russians also come and take away, well, but i feel, you know, in this there is some, how should i say, hope, but also the pride of the moment, because we found ourselves where the founders of the ukrainian people's republic were 100 years ago, we are once again giving an answer to the question of mykhailo hrushevskyi, the first head of the ukrainian state of the central rada, who wrote this pamphlet at the time. who are ukrainians, what do they want, today we answer this question

one of the rockets, presumably intended for hess, exploded under a high-rise building near the dam. first there was a fire show here, and then everything happened so quickly, i was in the bathroom. i come out of the bathroom and there i am wearing only a nightgown and slippers, i ran out to the entrance and, well, opposite the neighbor, we ran to the yard and, well, outside, honestly, well, it's just terrible . daria, a displaced person from the occupied energodar , she is already running away from russian aggression for the second time , the same fate happened to elena who ran from shelling. from his native gulyaipol, which is now close to the front and almost completely destroyed by the russians. it flew into our apartment after 6 o'clock and completely destroyed it. the door, ceiling, damaged things in the kitchen, everything was destroyed. russian missiles that day too demolished dozens of private sector houses, taking the lives of two children. after the attack of the russians on the dniproges, the biggest worries of zaporizhzhya residents and residents of neighboring regions a

hess are ready to use even such objects of civilian infrastructure as weapons and mass destruction as a mere tool for their terrorism, so the situation here is in some respects even worse than chernobyl. and in conclusion, what should we do to ukrainians, the ukrainian state, the authorities in order to explain to the world community, to explain... in general to the entire civilized world and the uncivilized world about what is happening now, so that we do not repeat this terrible catastrophe that was at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, already nowadays, during the great war in zaporizhzhia, talk to the world, it seems to me that we really lack some kind of systemic information policy in the world, but i already mentioned today about the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, in my opinion, this is an example of the complete failure of information communication of ukraine with the world while the single marathon gathered with some messages, how to explain what happened, the information has already gone out into the world that not everything is so unambiguous, what russia needed, we n

hess, among them is snihorivka, in the mykolaiv region. long time , local children had to study remotely, both because of rocket attacks and because of the lack of places to hide from them. if they build our bomb shelter, we can already work with children in our kindergarten. everything, everything depends on when they will make it for us. the bomb shelter in the number one child is in the process of being restored. two months ago the room was in terrible condition. in order to start the work, the shelter was first dried and treated from mold, it is not just some water that was sprayed, it is those chemical stories that are maximally permissible in kindergartens according to licenses, which kill mold all the way through the entire wall, that is, so that it does not manifest itself. finishing works and inclusive equipment are ahead. before the full-scale war, this kindergarten was attended by 120 children, now there are half as many. "nowadays , the children take turns studying at the neighboring school for several hours a day, but all of t

like the blows that have already occurred on tes and on hess, how will this affect the price of electricitycause our tv viewers are probably worried about whether this electricity will be enough, will there be any peak values ​​in the middle of summer, when will be but there will be more air conditioners there, probably people will be included in ukraine lost generating power, lost it in hydropower, it’s a pity, well, you understand, this is dniprogez, it was, well of course, before that there was kokhovska, now there were two more strikes on the dniester station on dniprovska, and this is a very serious loss for us, children and the state thermal generation. also lost power very significantly, this is also very negative, now the weather is very good, the sun, that is, thank god , the solar panels are working, as many as they managed to build, despite the fact that in ukraine everything was done to prevent this from happening, you do you understand that the state has still not settled on green energy since the 19th year, and we, sorry, when there will be an analysis, i don't want it to be a

, and a young person, it can be wow, and then you understand, it's like the steppe wolf of hermann hess, for 20 years you will be fascinated, and then the steppe wolf, the wolf must be read in the german original, this, otherwise, believe me. but bulgakov is a masterful writer, there is no question, but he is not a genius of mankind, and he is very overrated in our country, because he is not so well known in the west, but tell me, please, why does he trigger so much, why does he trigger so much , why such storms, now was the conclusion of the institute of national remembrance, yes regarding the inadmissibility of glorification, which screams started again, as you say, the bulgakov museum immediately reacted, immediately all the networks, this one this one. this document could have provoked, i read it before going on the air, it is written in a terrible language, such a cando on i.e. according to the message i agree, but how it is done and in the same place mostly the reaction, how it is done, but also the response of the museum you can find a lot of internal contradictions there, i say

than 800 requests were processed within one week immediately after the explosion of the kokhovskaya hessn a simplified manner, and all the press officers of my department worked selflessly and very quickly and logically, but in view of the security of operations, and here we must realize that during the war we work over the fact that the operation, the safety of the operation were preserved. and the operation as a combat component of strategic planning, it is under the control of the commander, and his decision is decisive. thank you, mrs. natalya, for participating and answering to the important issues of this morning. natalya humanyuk, head of the ok south press center , was a guest on saturday morning. thank you. and then, as she promised about the mobilization of convicts, this requires not only their consent, but also thorough checks, including health and psychological condition. olena shulyak, people's deputy from the servant of the people and co-author of the draft law on the mobilization of convicts, told about this on the air of the telethon. the verkhovna rada supported the doc

loud and powerful that we turn to it attention, many people did not even have enough of kokhovskaya hesswhich was blown up by the russians, in order to... to a large extent become active, what happened in israel is something that, well, happens less often, and plus there is also a lot of talk about the fact that such a thing is brewing global conflict in the region, the middle east may ignite, and everyone is waiting for everything can begin, and here this massive missile attack by iran on israel, the first time we have seen this, it is unprecedented, and accordingly many people paid attention to it. but i would not overestimate this fact, because yes, the conventional media talked a lot about it, they also talked a little on twitter and facebook, but there was not, well, in fact, that much informational noise, because they had to react to the conventional media, because a really minor event, but if we talk about social networks, how it multiplied this information, it was not so powerful. well, if compared especially with the hamas attack on israel earlier, because, well , including the

some such things, and you know, to say that chinese satellites helped to find out where our tets is, hess it looks like, you know, well, it's, it's on. this is this for whom is the information, what is it? harast, today the city of kharkiv is under fire once again. after a rocket attack, the metro stopped in the city. meanwhile, the regional defense council decided on the forced evacuation of families with children in 47 front-line settlements. do you understand why? is there a critical situation? they are trying to turn kharkiv region less into a gray area, they kharkiv is located not far from the border with the russian federation, where flies short-range missiles, and some such as planning bombs, some, in some places, guided air bombs, and rockets , anti-aircraft missiles from the s300, s400 complex have been converted into ballistic missiles, the russians have several thousand of such missiles, 5-6 thousand of such missiles, estimated data, that is why they are able to shell kharkiv and the border area, well, the territory around kharkiv is very dense, that is why the decision was mad

hesse japanese meteorological agency was reporting earlier today.— reporting earlier today.elt those after-shocks? we - reporting earlier today. have you | felt those after-shocks? we have been, we felt those after-shocks? we have been. we have — felt those after-shocks? we have been, we have been _ felt those after-shocks? we have been, we have been speaking - felt those after-shocks? we have been, we have been speaking to l been, we have been speaking to people who have failed them, we spoke to a local hospital owner here, she said that for her, at first she wasn't scared of the earthquake, earthquakes are very normal in taiwan, to some extent, but then itjust didn't stop, she said, it kept on going and going and there have been 50 after—shocks she was saying in the last few hours. a village opposite where she is living has been surrounded by rubble that fell down from the mountains. so, those after—shocks still very much present here. those after-shocks still very much present here-— those after-shocks still very much present here. you have mentioned ja an, present here.

also host of the ben ferguson podcast, with ted cruz parker hesse, ben ferguson himself. all great stuff you have to put your life. let us go straight to eric shawn who is life outside the new york state supreme court with more on the jury selection which were not successful yesterday, they kicked up within 50 people yesterday after looking at 96 people. >> yes, there was more than half kicked out. the lawyers are questioning the potential jurors as they sit in the jury box. it does not seem like it is going any better than it is yesterday. we find out that the district attorney wants to hold the former president in contempt of court. filing a motion that could actually seek the president going behind bars if it continues and not cut it out. it brings a motion to court asking that the president be held in contempt and it centers on three social media posts that the former president made recently. the prosecutor says that they are in violations of the gag order. the office is demanding that trump be fined $1,000 for each of these closings where he attacked michael cohen an

. >> we'll get a lot of energy earnings next week, chevron, exxon mobil, hess, halliburton i think there was a degree of skepticism surrounding oil heading into the quarter the overall environment, look, we disincentivized the growth of production, seeing demand is beginning to slowly rise, and i think from an asset allocation perspective for the very first time investors have to think to them themselves, maybe this is different. commodities aren't a boom/bust cycle. maybe commodities are entering a phase, a secular phase, where they belong in investor portfolios maybe single digit portfolio allocation but i think we're entering that type of environment because that demand versus supply imbalance, i think that's staying with us for many years >> what is also staying with you is free cash flow. these companies are generating an enormous amount of free cash flow and they're not pumping it into production yes, they are doing some of that as they should but they are returning it to shareholders and that's exactly what we have wanted from these companies. >> obviously energy is my jam. i did

struck deep inside lebanon targeting their air defense units the strikes followed a drone attack by hessthat injured 14 israeli soldiers and four civilians in northern israel. with the focus on gaza 200 days into the war israeli forces are reportedly meeting tonight along with the war cabinet trying to determine if there is a path forward to operate in gaza's southern most city of rafah. bill. >> bill: trey yengst. developments from the middle east when we get them live in tel aviv. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: back to football drama off the field. owner robert kraft reportedly playing a role in belichick losing out on a job with other teams. craft reportedly called the team's owner and gave him an assessment. belichick feels betrayed and the patriots are denying the report. there is drama for you. >> bill: good gossip, too, right? the walls caved in. kraft, belichick, brady? only one person who can give us the real scoop is jay wallace. we know how to reach him. we shall. how the missing children milk carton campaign from the 80s is being revived today to help youth mental health. the

i think a tell this company settles the hess arbitration with exxon it does not go anywhere for quitef what exxon has performed year-to-date. it's being held back. maria: would you buy oil companies knowing the oil may stay up in the 80s for some time. >> we are overweight but that's not saying much because industry weighting is pretty low in the s&p but we own fang, chevron, eog, we like those names you're getting paid to wait for things to get better via the dividend. we are pretty happy that were not adding to the group and were happy with our position the way it is. maria: then there's the fed, let me bring john dansk en. the federal reserve alpha-1 c meeting next week. obviously we won't see them move in rates next week but we could get more commentary on whether or not a cut soon or sooner than later. >> that is true, the market does not see the first rate cut occurring if it doesn't have a september 18 meeting of the fomc. the reality is we have to see a material slowdown if we have a just entered this inflationary economy. we don't have that yet. you're talking about the court

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hess ex-girlfriend reported him earlier this month after finding a tracking device in her car. she claims he strangled her and later attacked her. the charges include domestic violence, battery and assault. he pleaded not guilty and will be back in court next week. >>> happening today in san francisco, librarians plan to demand more security. organizers say san francisco's drug and homeless crisis is spilling into public libraries, making them feel unsafe. they say the majority of branchs lack proper security, sometimes forcing library workers to intervene to try to keep patrons safe. the group plans to gather outside the city's main library near civic center at noon. >>> well, congress returns from his two-week recess with a busy agenda that includes decisions on ukraine aid, israel funding and funding for the baltimore bridge collapse recovery, and reauthorizing the federal aviation administration. house speaker mike johnson is facing pressure to make good on his word to bring ukraine assistance up for a vote. doing so would also trigger a vote that could oust him from his ro

connection with this i remembered such a moment, there is such a very famous german writer hermann hessed such a thing, there is, by going there to this page, well, you can see there interactively, his desktop is there, on which lie many different sheets, including his typewriter, on which he typed with a sheet inserted, on this inserted sheet you can read the text, from english imperialism there, it was written in 1935, and i very much doubt that somebody this is only the will of english capital, and today in germany they generally remember, well, the progs remember, this is accepted. how to say , well, i’m there with kant, i’m with ges, with ges, ges, ges, yes, i’m sorry, i’m all, i’m translating everything on my topic, yes, on ges, but the glass bead game is his , his glass bead game, yes, his glass bead game is precisely his most famous, probably, very well-known work, so this, as it were, is the recognition of a great man that the german people are what, oh what did you say, was not. unable to understand at that time to understand what national socialism is, what hitler is and in g