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but the -- so instead of just being my home office or your home a office, it's the home office of the president of the united states. the white house, though, is also known as the people's house, and so that really means the white house grounds are the people's grounds. and if you start to think about it that way, it isn't so far removed from a typical suburban home. typically, suburban homes, mine included, have a more formal or dressy front lawn. that would be the north grounds of the white house with the north portico facing pennsylvania avenue, and a more private, hess formal backyard -- less formal backyard. that's the larger south grounds looking down toward the washington monument. and that's pretty much what happens at the white house today. >> let's get to the issue of just how sacrosanct are the white house grounds. are they untouchable? and i don't -- you're an historian, i'm a journalist. neither one of us is a politician. but first ladies, especially in the modern era, they want to go around changing things, there's resistance to that. >> there is. i think it's fair to sa

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home. officers found two men unconscious and bleeding. the men both died at the scene. we're still waiting to learn who those men were and so far no arrests have been made. >>> a 37-year-old man has been arrested in chico after police say he planned a las vegas-style mass shooting. chico police say the suspect, dallas marsh, taken into custody by s.w.a.t. officers yesterday at a super 8 motel, after detectives obtained evidence of that plot. after his arrest, police say marsh threatened to kill additional officers and their families. according to a statement from police, he also hit an officer with a table during the interview process. >>> well, a carefully planned collision planned for tonight as nasa tests whether it can redirect an asteroid by blasting it with a d.a.r.t. >> that's right, kris sanchez joins us with a look at the double asteroid redirection test that's happening in just a few hours. >> just when you thought you've seen the most interesting thing of the day, som happens. we do have this clock here. this is how long we have until this test happens later

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now the bill homes office are you, that's about 7 and a half 1000000. tons. that project still under construction, but it's 1st f s r u is on track to start later this year. and that'll add, you know, incremental capacity to, to germany. yeah. the key thing there is that it can come in the winter at least if not to, to help with the winter itself. so how far can ellen g actually go towards fulfilling? germany's natural gas, you will because l n g has to be transported, transported, obviously by back to congress center by the, you know, the, the 1000000000 barrels that down the pipeline. so i can germany rely on ellen g as an alternative. so to answer the question, yes, absolutely. germany can rely on elegy and it will have to the country will have to going forward, not just this year, but in the coming years, i would say it had to start with looking back at last year, looking back at this year. and really just seeing how germany has imported, it's gas in the past. so this past year 2021. we're looking around $4850.00 b, c. m a piped gas. now that's not includ

or a a home office but for that space that they need and can afford and why prices skyrocketed so much that you need to branch out and get your own space but it just bails down to affordability but the mortgage interest rates. >> i i think if there is one clear take away so residing of the question of the overnight fed funds rate the fed has trillions of dollars of mortgage-backed securities they want to and why but then to haveut further upward pressure. what is that they that they are not b coming back anytime soon but then to go line the first place. but that we don't have enough supply to meet that demand. so the rent but then to see what we've done with the homebuilders and that study reports to share with the regulatory and compliance but have we do that without impacting health and tasty is it necessary? what i like to say but if there is a way this year there is help to defray the but then reducing some ofat the red tape into relations and then to talk about single-family zoning but in terms of policy actions iin think we are seeing. >> but they have been a great job to clear t

so it's enough for the home office. when the p c is running at full capacity, big data centers are another story. they generate lots of heat and usually must be cooled with air conditioning. that eats up more than half of the energy requirements of a server farm and the heat just dissipates, unused. not so in frankfurt here, 3000 new apartment are already heated, with waste heat from an nearby data center via a district heating network. oh, even better. why not install the heat source right into the building, like a company from dredged in does. instead of a centralized data center, the servers are spread over several buildings. a server cabinet with 10 or 16 computers and the seller can heat a 150 square meter house year round the computers are networked. no more need for cooling or a server font. the data should be secure because if the cabinet is opened, the system shuts down. and heating with computers is far from reaching its potential. digital association bit come figures some 350000 apartments in germany, could b

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so it's enough for the home office when the p. c is running at full capacity. big data centers are another story. they generate lots of heat and usually must be cooled with air conditioning. that eats up more than half of the energy requirements of a server farm and the heat just dissipates unused. not so in frankfurt. here 3000 new apartment are already heated, with waste heat, from an nearby data center via a district heating at work. oh. even better, why not install the heat source right into the building, like a company from dredged in does instead of a centralized data center, the servers are spread over several buildings. a server cabinet with 10 or 16 computers and the seller can heat a 150 square meter house year round the computers are networked. no more need for cooling or a server fun joe. digital association bit come figures, some 350000 apartments in germany, could be supplied this way. it's a small part of the country's heating needs, but an important step away from fossil fuels. when you think of the history of automobiles, he be forgiven for ass

sheets of paper with bright writing the photo, which was secretly laid out on the floor of trump's home officestrates the sensitivity of this case, according to some experts based on marked in bright orange, the documents clearly indicate that this is classified information. so there is no ambiguity here. trump denied and claimed that he declassified these papers , but they are not marked as declassified. whether the documents are classified or not, an unexpected search by the fbi in maralaga took place after one of trump's lawyers said in june that all classified documents had been returned to the department of justice they claim that this lawyer forbade government personnel to open or examine the boxes with papers that remained in maralago, this did not give state representatives the opportunity to confirm that all classified documents were removed, such a development could create problems for trump, says lawyer bradley moss, it worsened the situation and, i think, could lead to an indictment. the fact of resistance was the concealment, there was the obstruction of the transfer of documents

i've run the country. buckingham palace, for example, was always seen as essentially a home office. it was a house, but it was also where they worked in the castle. this is seen as something else again, but all mall was something that was very special to the royal family with something that gave them privacy. it gave him the chance to relax and then be for want of a better voice, normal human beings. not least because they were able to walk around the guns hand guns about 50000 acres of land. and they were able to walk around that freely with very little security. they were driver on the local villages. they would shop in the local shops and that made local people very protected all of protective of them . and that built up a very strong relationship with the local community here. and what we've been seeing over the last few hours with people heading towards the main gate just behind me and dropping off flyers and tributes and so on. is an indication of the chance the local people to be able to show their respects as well. but the key, the king will also, as james was alluding to ea

i am still grateful to the british government, to the home office, to everybody who got me out. left behind. do you worry for your family who are still there as well? i feel like i will have a better life and they will suffer. even though they have not helped me anyway. they have made life hell for me, but there is still some guilt that i will live a very comfortable life here and those people are going to starve. our biggest concern is there are no safe routes, no prospect really of those people in any numbers being able to exit afghanistan. it's desperately important that internationally, governments come together to create safe routes out. and while he is grateful for the new life he has, ali knows that some people will criticise the support they've received and living in a government paid for hotel. for us it is notjust a housing issue. i for us it is a life| and death issue. we might be staying in a hotel room and we might take some housing, but all the people who stayed back would - have been killed. not just a few hundreds or a few dozens or a - few thousands. all of thes

the top four offices of state, prime minister, home office, foreign office, and treasury, all occupied now by women or people from a minority background. the interesting thing is that it's not being celebrated that loudly. it's almost as if people have become accustomed to that at the top level of government here in the uk. three of boris johnson's top four were from similar backgrounds. she has not picked them, though. this is the key point. her cabinet as a taking form is very much seeing as her picking loyalist, not a broad church. it will be clear to see if she can keep the whole of her party loyal to her in the weeks ahead. >> thank you. important stuff. thank you for working the late shift for us across the pond. >>> next, the cfo of bed bath and beyond is dead. his fall from a high-rise was ruled a suicide. what he was being sued for, and what moves the company is making. >>> russia stockpiling rockets and artillery. the supplies are coming from north korea. by the pentagon says that could be a good thing. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new w

to be equipped to receive new weapons, ammunition to practice at the training grounds to be at home, officersnd contractors in families to relax their souls. uh, recover a bit and then back to war. this, in principle, is normal tactics and practice, for example, the fifty-sixth floor of the airborne assault is legendary. e, consisted of three battalions, the 1st battalion was constantly in chechnya for six months, the second battalion was at the training ground for six months, and the third battalion for six months. you are permanent dislocations so, the slag-arousel alone went to chechnya from the landfill to the landfill, those who were at home and everything else went, that is, people rested and studied and established their professional standards. here we come to this, it will be great. i'm sure we will, for sure. but we did not wait for our position b in other sectors. uh, the same donetsk front. we 're moving forward solidarity. hmm. this is a very important city for us today. we have already taken a few more streets in the hmm area of ​​the knauf plant. uh, those people who storm they

i listen to yes in my office, well, where in the funeral home office it's right next to the cemetery.it our version. and that's what. the rhyme is unimportant, which is unimportant, i found out that kolpakov himself dug this story with the article. well, apparently something unearthed. you mean he wanted to get his hands on this story. well, yes, you know, i just can’t understand one thing, if kolpakov decided to blackmail such a tough person as abareno. he simply had to insure himself, and then they would not have killed him, because the trusted the person would immediately betray the information, you know , there are two options, or this confidant did not exist at all. well, yes, either the killer found out the man's name. damn damn name stepanovich turn around. stepanych does not pick up the phone, you can go faster. plato is that you? my bunny returned when kirill petrushin, nicknamed myasnik, put up fierce resistance during the arrest, the major of the swedes used his service weapon and wounded the butcher in the head . the butcher survived and is now charged with four contract k

the country was born in a family of exiles and became a member of parliament, back in 2010 the home officey the former attorney general of england and wales, swaila brierman, the daughter of migrants from kenya and mauritius. the left-wing newspaper the guardian wrote that she regularly visits the london buddhist center of the three equal community. he is known for having repeatedly been accused of sexual assault by the foreign office. led by 53-year-old james cleverley to his mother and sieur lyons, while leaf times was with visit. in moscow, he served as deputy head of the foreign affairs and signed the text of the bill, which allowed london to introduce new sanctions against moscow, the very ones that, according to him, should drive moscow into the most severe recession since the collapse of the ussr, an artilleryman colonel and a reserve officer, but as deputy highways and at the same time the minister for firewood storage became a woman, the former minister of labor teroscopy. this is her photo that went viral on the internet and users wrote under it absolutely the embodiment of healt

according to the home office definition of neighbourhood crime, it is down.e than 20,000. 0verall police numbers have fallen under the conservatives — if not under borisjohnson. and the speech then turned from policing to the health service. we will have 50,000 more nurses by the end of the decade and a0 more hospitals by the end of... 50,000 or seized by the end of this parliament, i should say! a0 more hospitals the end of the decade! —— 50,000 more nurses. since the 2019 election, over 23,000 new full—time nhs nurses and health visitors have been appointed. more than 26,000 posts remain to be filled. as for those a0 hospitals, bbc reality check concludes the government's description of a "new hospital" includes new wings of existing hospitals, as well as refurbished hospitals. and in 2021, analysis by reality check found that of the a0 projects in england, three were entirely new hospitals. next, borisjohnson talked aboutjobs. unemployment, as i leave office, down to lows not seen since i was about ten years old and bouncing around on a space hopper! mrjoh

prince harry is currently embroiled in a legal dispute with the home office about his downgrading ofe and personal with a few of those on stage, including halima aden, a somali american model who was born in a refugee camp. i look up to her as a young black woman myself. i feel she she is paving the way for a lot of young women. and you've got a selfie. and i got my selfie, i'm a happy trouper. she approached me, so i was like, i've got to shoot my shot. how often do you get to meet prince harry and meghan markle? so i was having a little fangirl moment. i got my selfie in and i'm so happy. the sussexes hopeful similarly warm reception for the rest of the trip. for now, though, the selfie tells the story — smiles all round. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the cu ban crocodile the cuban crocodile said to be the rarest in the world, only about 4000 of them in the wild and illegal hunting along with climate change is threatening their long—term survival. titus are doing what they could to help protect them as out reporter explains. in the battle to save the crocodiles of cuba, ever

house for bucking policy, for example, which he has often been described by them as essentially a home office. it somewhere they live. but it's also somewhere that they, they work from. and of course, the wall family has are many different properties around the country, but this was always a favorite. they were always in very, i'm proud of their scottish connections. the fact that they lived, they had the house here in scotland, partly because of the look, geographical location of it. and also the trees, the foliage that, that heads, the house and the mountains around it that kept it so private and allowed them to be so relaxed and comfortable. and to be in as one point, they used to describe it as simply being another family. an interesting they because they were able to be so relaxed, they were therefore much more open to talking to uh, the, the local people and the local people over the years have come to protect that privacy. and it means a great deal to the local community here that the royal family still will retain that this house. thank you for that. rob matheson live outside bauman c

whilst they had often remarked that buckingham palace, for example, was regarded as essentially a home office place a place where the state but for every also works from balmoral was very much a family home for them, it was a chance to be private. the reason for that is very simple. if i just lean backwards, you can see the amount of foliage than see the number of trees that are surrounding it. because there's no way of being able to see the castle from here. the state itself is about 50000 acres in size and it's also ringed by very high and often very gleick looking hills, especially in that when you get heavy rain is very often do in this hot spot. but this kind of blocking off you sent him, gave the family i sense of privacy and an opportunity to relax in a way that they weren't able to do. and other in other houses in the homes that they have around the country and around the world. but it was more than that they were able to walk freely through the grounds because the grounds are so large with minimal security. they would drive around the villages again with minimal security . when she w

to have a place of their own or they need to have a spare bedroom or make zoom calls , to have a home office. many people need a place of their own with that spare bedroom. that further expands the appetite means we are further away from a balanced level where everyone has the amount of space they need and can afford. i think that's part of the story of why prices skyrocketed so much in the last year. >> in other words, after the great recession, you had limitations on household formation and people were doubling up or not trying to buy their own house. you had a younger core -- cohort of them doing that. now, the pandemic has accelerated the need to branch out and form your own household and you get your own space so you could not just live there but also work there, is that a fair assessment? >> we definitely saw an increase in the number of one units, there has been a desire for that. we are now starting to see a little bit of the returns as far as affordability. >> thank you. the other topic i need to mention is actions of raising federal fund rates. where do you see that going? how do y

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