what hope is there of things improving? sector. what hope is there of things imrovin ?mrovin: ? .. ., ,, ., sector. what hope is there of things imrovinu? ., , improving? speaking to people in government _ improving? speaking to people in government they _ improving? speaking to people in government they say _ improving? speaking to people in government they say they - improving? speaking to people in government they say they are - improving? speaking to people inj government they say they are not surprised by this prediction from the imf, they acknowledged the economic picture is difficult. what they then tried to do is talk about inflation, rising prices, and say that that is the connection between the strikes and this bleak economic picture. and addressing that has to be the focus, labour say hang on a minute disproves the conservatives know the uk is falling behind its competitors. where are we on the strikes? frankly, we are not vastly further forward. strikes? frankly, we are not vastly furtherforward. i'vejust come strikes? frankly, we are not vastly further forw

we will take the hope from last year as a point of departure for hope for this year. matthew: thank you. >> for me, i think that the unity of the democratic countries gives me hope. i know that we will stand for changes until the end in this country. and i am grateful, that there is leadership that will show other countries how to deal when the enemy is knocking on their doors. i am grateful for the opportunity to participate in this new architecture of our region. i hope that, not only politicians, but ordinary people realize that it all depends on them. that they open their doors, and be open to those who are looking for support. matthew: on the other side of the comment? >> i'm going to say, more or less the same. the unity of purpose, unity around our values and european values, diversity, rule of law, rejection of war as a way of settling disputes. we are all looking toward the future. the future of these european values, and we are rejecting those who looked toward the past which was a very dark time in europe. wars. matthew: i was going to ask in a follow-up qu

hope. people have nothing to lose. in this office. i strive to restore hope hope for those who would become disillusioned with the system that has failed to be a true advocate for victims of crime and to fight for justice hope for a system that no longer disadvantages people of color as victims or defendants. hope. for those who have struggled not simply to give up on san francisco to close up shop as a business owner. or to pack up their house and leave as a resident. hope for those in the tenderloin and soma, who every day have to walk through and past what most would consider unlivable conditions. i have hope for san francisco and our future. my hope is that when you walk away tonight that you carry with you a renewed faith in the leadership of san francisco that we will build a future great city. to be what it can and should be. the place that i want my children to grow up and be proud to have been born and raised in a safer and better san francisco for everyone. thank you. brooke jenki

, , ., , ., , hope? yes, they have this hope in the future- — hope?pe in the future. help is what _ hope? yes, they have this hope in the future. help is what it - hope? yes, they have this hope in the future. help is what it meansl hope? yes, they have this hope in i the future. help is what it means to these ukrainians _ the future. help is what it means to these ukrainians in _ the future. help is what it means to these ukrainians in liverpool, - the future. help is what it means to these ukrainians in liverpool, an i these ukrainians in liverpool, an event which promises to unite us through music. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. sky are brightening across the south of the country after a bit of a great start, much of england and wales, a bit of sunshine but further north, particularly scotland, winds will be picking up. stormy weather expected across northern scotland, down into this area of low pressure into the north of scotland as we move into this evening and overnight. that's why the front which brought

>> what makes us hopeful? >> the one thing that gives you hope this year. >> this is the situation is absurd. it was hard to imagine, years after the second world war, we would have war in the center of europe. this is something ridiculous. and that was very hard to believe when we received -- of the secret information that would expect full-scale russian invasion against ukraine. and that ukraine what's probably survive no more than 72 hours. it was something, i remember i was counting those thousands of russian military soldiers. is it possible, if you take into account the general number of russian military forces, and you have the information that putin governs some part of the military forces around ukraine. 160,000, is it enough to invade all of ukraine? if you take into account that this is a country two times bigger than poland. poland is 312,000 square kilometers. if ukraine is two times bigger, it is more than 600,000, is it possible that they will occupy. >> he set a sentence or two, please. [laught

i hope it will be a year full of surprises. full of happiness, full of success, and a lot of good things. happy new year. i have be one bed by piece everywhere. people must help fighting lights and music filled the streets of karachi and pakistan. people there wishing for a brighter future after a year of widespread hardship. without that doesn't mean that we must kill the seeds of hatred dog and so the seeds of love on him as the new year began operating off. we should renew our pledge to be able to love each other animal but the job i got about on britain's capital london lit up in the colors of ukraine and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd grade teacher. i understand as the world said, good bye to another memorable year. well, that's all for me for now of next world stories looks at the hospitals under fire in ukraine, and that's after a short break. and don't forget, you can save today to our website d, w dot com and follow up on social media. i'll see you very soon. take care what do you say? what you get fo

i really hope you get your tickets. thank you. hope you get your tickets.ts. thank ou. . ~ i. hope you get your tickets. thank ou. . ~ . a reminder of our top story: the british prime minister, rishi sunak, is fined by polce for failing to wear a seatbelt while a passenger in a moving car. it happened when he was filming a political clip for instagram. number ten has apologised in a statement for the incident. plenty more on this coming up on bbc world news. hello. many of us spent friday with blue skies overhead, a bright end to the week, but a cold end to the week. still some snow on the ground for this weather watcher in the highlands, but there is a change that will start to take place, a slow change, with a bank of cloud pushing in from the north—west, some south—westerly winds bringing something milder. they will develop across northern ireland and western scotland as we go through the night. some rain and maybe some snow on the leading—edge, but by six again, temperatures for belfast and stornoway will be up at six or seven celsius. furthersouth stor

i always have hope and we _ this person quickly? person quickly? i always have hope and we have amazing - this person quickly? i always have - hope and we have amazing detectives out here, resources that they have, are utilising out here, there are multiple leads that we are following but please keep in mind our priority here is obviously we get to the victims, we get to the survivors, we are going to wrap our arms around the families, what their next top priority is to arrest the person who did this, charge them, and get them prosecuted under the full extent of the law no matter what the intent, motive, oranything the law no matter what the intent, motive, or anything was. the suspect knew anyone — motive, or anything was. the suspect knew anyone inside _ motive, or anything was. the suspect knew anyone inside that _ motive, or anything was. the suspect knew anyone inside that dance - motive, or anything was. the suspect knew anyone inside that dance hall? l knew anyone inside that dance hall? always a possibility. very early on in

love is not feet faith hope love is impregnable, i am a wall, faith, hope, love, love, only you, only since the angels brought the good news to the earth, the light lives in our souls so that it does not go out. even in severe frosts symbolize well-being and eternal life and we are waiting for the first star despite the trials of pain that we have experienced we cannot overcome because traditions and eternal values ​​live in our hearts summer makes us happy there is something new, god blesses the hearts that are happy, that were happy, god blesses the eyes , so that every soul gives birth to everyone, for everyone , bees, why health, happiness, were healthy, gave that the field of health is good in the house , makes that they were richer, had god bless them with bread blossomed x god of bread radi give us god's heart, grant us peace give us god , calm us god's son dear god, a new joy has arisen that has not been above the nativity , a star of light for the whole world sowed ahead of god, a star of light for the whole world sowed where christ was born, golden as bees i am your husband

many had hopes for a better 12 months ahead. ed domains on 202023. i hope it will be a year full of surprises, full of happiness, full of success and a lot of good things. happy new year. i have be one bed by piece everywhere. people must help fighting lights and music filled the streets of karachi and pakistan. people there wishing for a brighter future after a year of widespread hardship. what would i said, gonna be done? we must kill the seeds of hatred, dog and so the seeds of love on him all. as the new year began operating off, we should renew our pledge to be able to love each other more. but the job got an army. britain's capital london lit up in the colors of ukraine and paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth. the 2nd was greater understand as the world said good bye to another memorable year. and wherever in the world you may be watching all of us have dw news also. wish you and your families a peaceful, prosperous, healthy, and happy new year. a married evanston in berlin, thanks for watching with 3 ah ah.

you are not finding hope in media. not find hope in material minus. things, you find hope in god. you will find hope in your family, these are priorities, to me, that is what we should remember. that is what keeps us straight. and that is will give us happiness. it is not to say there isn't sadness. we're all mortals, we're not escaping this bla plan etet , alive. life is a struggle, we're in a fantastic country for now you are still able to focus on your family and that which is positive. you don't have to struggle for now, just for your basic subsistence. so when things seem to get really down, it easy to get down with what goes on in this country. when the things seem to be at a da dead end. turn to the good lord and turn to your family. you know i've said to radio many times, 500 years from now, i don't say it to be negative. but most people won't remember who you were. do you remember your great, great, great southern califogreat grandparents? i don't. your immediate family, this family, next generation and the next generation, they will remember

i hope. can you tell us a bit about your path about your experience? well, i identify as a, as a gay man, i started practice in debt. so been god. oh, i felt it was of a world begg coming in a warm place. i never felt any discrimination from either the bar or the bench. it was uniformly a good experience. i think up like may not be true for everybody else, but it certainly was for me. there have been hiccups in the past. i must confess, candidly. oh, so for instance, my elevation as a judge has been postponed and delayed, i believe because of my sexuality. but other than that, i think her a, on a personal level, it's been very easy for me to live my life openly. with my partner, ronald, 21 years, congratulations her as, as you point out for some people, it's not that easy without legal recognition of being married. what stay like daily life, like for some gay couples in india, when it comes to their rights, when it comes to being denied certain things like medical consent, pensions adoption or even simple things like club memberships, for couples. no,

that they i hope and confidence that they can carve _ hope and confidence that they can carve a _ hope sabry? i feel _ political change. minister ali sabry? i feel there - political change. minister ali sabry? ifeelthere has- political change. minister ali sabry? i feel there has to i political change. minister ali j sabry? i feelthere has to be deep economic _ sabry? i feelthere has to be deep economic reform, - deep economic reform, structural and political reforms, because although we say that— reforms, because although we say that a _ reforms, because although we say that a lot of people are gone, _ say that a lot of people are gone, 312,000 but even in 2014 304.000 — gone, 312,000 but even in 2014 304,000 people left, and they will go — 304,000 people left, and they will go for a better standard so what _ will go for a better standard so what the alternative is is to provide an opportunity here in sri — to provide an opportunity here in sri lanka so we can retain them— in sri lanka so we can retain them and— in sri lanka so we can retain them and there is opportunity for them _ th

a stop over for thousands of migrants hoping to make a future in the us. it's notorious for drugs and violence. catherine cisco has made it her home. it's late morning time to get ready for the title bout in literally break. with the help of make up and a costume, caterine sysk a transforms into miss cath. oh, mystics. this is the most important bit my new outfit, city canal, and steeper i have this old tides and here's my all important license to kill from turton. ha ha. her partner is a star of the wrestling sea. she met him while travelling, having left her native bon to explore the wider world. wrestling is a shared passion. she dot qualities is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. future libra is traditionally a male dominated sport, ca, twin sized cassie's, her involvement in it as a feminist act. the half is in this crazy city, which is notorious for him asides. i hope that by doing this i can help women gain self confidence and inspire them to do a tid as a german. she wasn't taken seriously at 1st, but now young people want a selfie with

and is there any hope there? well, i like the that letter in particular and there are a lot of examples of this what i've always thought about. i think my dad's the first one who introduced me this thought so i should give him credit for this but if you look at kind of catholic the old catholic pro-life democrats, they're kind of iterations of why they were pro-life pre-row like that letter for example, they acknowledge that humanity the unborn child right pretty much unanimously then when they they flip flop none of them ever came out and said, you know, i've looked at the science here. i thought about it more and i don't think these are human beings anymore, right? they always evolve and say well i've thought about it. i think you know, it's this is about old woman's right to choose or a government shouldn't get in between a woman and her doctor or some kind of political euphemism about women. they've never said, you know, this isn't a child. i don't i've changed my mind about how i used to think. this was a hu

he had a muscular and even heroic definition of hope. he said hope is not the conviction something will turn out well but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out. my friends, i have deep certainty that our work to defend and advance freedom of religion, conscience and belief for everyone everywhere all the time makes profound sense. in fact it makes more sense than most any cause we could dedicate ourselves to. we are as my colleagues had fighting for the most fundamental of human rights, the right live our lives in accordance with the dictates of our own conscience. we know societies that do a good job of protecting this first freedom also protect the full range of other precious rights we cherish whether freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press and more. societies that spend religious freedom are peaceful, less likely to incubate extremism and interestingly an important, women do better in these societies. we can have certainty what we are doing makes sense but what about the rest? c

they're hoping that their son get up after every play. and that is their first hope. then they want them to win the game and to play well, but their first hope every play and their fear every play is what's going to happen and what could happen. and again, everybody. everybody playing is injured. so everybody has something you know that is bothering them. right now. we're in week 16 of the 17 game season, so everybody's been injured. um the good news here if there is such a thing as good news is the best medical people are in the stadiums, and they have people to transport people with tremendous efficiency and immediately no matter what the problem is that could occur on the field is and so he's getting the best medical attention. um but, yeah, for the family. i mean, and these teams have hopes of, uh, you know their dreams. both of these teams dreams are still all in front of them for super bowl. uh possible championship and it's just it's just really sad way. ah at this moment, um, to see this happen. and you know, if you're around these teams, you know that they're

i know that in the soviet union, as it is all around the world, this is a season of hope and expectation. a time for family together. a time for prayer. a time to think about peace. that's true in america, too. at this time of year. americans travel across the country in their cars, by train or by airplane to be together with their families. many americans, of course, came to the united states from other countries, and at this time of year, they look forward to hosting friends and family from their homelands. most of us celebrate christmas or hanukkah, and as part of those celebrations, we go to church or synagogue. then gather around the family dinner table. after giving thanks for our blessings. we share a traditional holiday meal of goose turkey or roast beef and exchange gifts. on new year's eve, we gather again. and like you, we raise our glasses in a toast to the year to come to our hopes for ourselves, for our families. and yes, for our nation and the world. this year, the future of the nation and the world is particularly on our minds. we are thinking of our nation because in the

you keep hoping against hope that there are survivors, but, you know, there can't be this resolution honors those heroes, those pioneers. you feel so helpless, mr. speaker. what can one say? what can we do? we can pray for them. i'm stunned. today's tragic explosion of the shuttle challenger. there's 25th launch of the shuttle, promised to be an exciting one with the first non-government private citizen, mcauliffe, aboard. christa was to be our first teacher in space and with her rode the hopes and the dreams of our nation's young people. i join my colleagues in mourning the loss of our astronauts and in sharing our grief with families and friends. this is a day of sadness that we will never forget. we will, however, mr. speaker, go on with our space program. we will pursue our dream to live and work in space, to push back limits of our knowledge in the vast sea of space. but wherever we go, we will carry in our hearts the memory of those courageous men and women who today so suddenly and so unexpectedly. god bless them and their families. this tragic hour, gentleman from texas. mr.

what you hope happen next? i hope that _ happens next. what you hope happen next?having another conversation like this i next? i hope that we'll be having i another conversation like this soon. people are amazing. and when the oscar nominations are unveiled 0scar nominations are unveiled tomorrow afternoon, it will be a huge shock if brendan fraser's name is not on the list for best actor. bbc news. a toddler has become britain's youngest member of mensa, the world renowned society, for those with high-iqs. teddy hobbs, who became a member at the age of three, can count from one to 100 in seven different languages. his mum, beth, says it's come as a surprise, to everyone. during lockdown, obviously, he watched a bit more telly than he normally would, but he was asking to watch alphablocks and numberblocks instead. we were asking the questions, do you want to watch teletubbies instead, you want to watch more generic children's programmes. he was adamant that he wanted to watch the educational ones. he is three. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powe

in mind-— hope in mind.ll out exactly what you _ hope in mind. can you spell out exactly what you asking - hope in mind. can you spell out exactly what you asking for? i hope in mind. can you spell out| exactly what you asking for? we hope in mind. can you spell out- exactly what you asking for? we are motivated by _ exactly what you asking for? we are motivated by the _ exactly what you asking for? we are motivated by the continuing - motivated by the continuing disruption in our schools, special needs support and assistance leaving schools to go and work in supermarkets, therefore not working with children with special needs, gcse chemistry classes which don't have chemistry teachers, primary classes where there is a succession of temporary teachers because they can't hold on to permanent staff. so we are asking for a pay rise that will put right, or help to put right, the teacher recruitment and retention difficulty. the figures we are talking about is making sure that teacher pay doesn't carry on poorly

and it's hoped the holl ood kent economy. and it's hoped the hollywood film — kent economy. hollywood film will only encourage more people to visit the kent coast this year. more people to visit the kent coast this ear. , ., this year. here is to the future. emire this year. here is to the future. empire of _ this year. here is to the future. empire of light _ this year. here is to the future. empire of light is _ this year. here is to the future. empire of light is in _ this year. here is to the future. empire of light is in cinemas i this year. here is to the future. i empire of light is in cinemas from monday. empire of light is in cinemas from monda . , ., ., this is bruce. a few weeks ago he was on a walk in marlow in essex when he decided to eat something he probably wishes he hadn't. it was a fish hook. and what followed was an emergency dash to the vet, which left his owner with an enormous bill he couldn't pay. well the local community have now stepped in to help. jim wheble has the story. daft dog. bruce has had a difficult few weeks. glad to be back on his familia

you sound very hopeful. oh, what would you say though? is the likelihood that the supreme court will recognize same sex marriage sometime soon? what the matters listed play shortly. ah, and now i am one of the lawyers and the guess and wanting o w s lawyers is that we don't dig a losing case to the so been bought. so when one file, the scarce one was accused hopeful about the outcome of, of the case. now whether we been or not, is really in the hands of the judges. i think there is solid legal foundation for it. oh, hopefully, the promise of the contribution will be, will be delivered. and the political to mentioned because i know prime minister in for modi's government has in the past, refused to legalize such marriages. yet in fact, there were certain other positions that had been filed in the high courts before. and the government took a stance that marriage was only a union between our biological man and a biological woman. so there is certainly no political will to recognize same sex marriage. how much often opposition? well dame wil

i hope it's warm.. for life, such a reinforced concrete structure is able to withstand damage from fragments of various types of projectiles and hits from cluster munitions. the walls of the shelter are 25 cm long . up to 25 people can be inside at the same time. this shelter was installed at the expense of a volunteer organization. kherson volunteers are also supported by local entrepreneurs, for example , one of the chain supermarkets gives local people free bread and sweets for tea at least twice a week during the day, as follows up to half a thousand people receive help in each store, we pass every sunday, and the campaign brings humanitarian aid from different countries, at that time there was bread, this time and sweets were brought and distributed, and the marigolds were strong at the limit of possibilities, all communal services of the city are working, almost 98% light in kherson there is, but due to constant shelling, this percentage changes every day, water is also supplied, uh, uh, well, an

hope for a new beginning. it's a dream that's prompting my.

months, we wiii— hopeful that in the coming months, we will see — hopeful that in the coming months, will see something concrete - we will see something concrete coming — we will see something concrete coming up _ we will see something concrete coming urn-— we will see something concrete cominuu. , . . . coming up. this was the chancellors vision of a high-tech _ coming up. this was the chancellors vision of a high-tech for— coming up. this was the chancellors vision of a high-tech for the - coming up. this was the chancellors vision of a high-tech for the uk - vision of a high—tech for the uk economy from the green industry to financial technology and also artificial intelligence but every company in the world is trying to do the same thing in the bread—and—butter issues from the cost of living are never far away from the conversation. decide what having inflation but when it was going up, you and your government blamed globalfactors going up, you and your government blamed global factors and going up, you and your government blamed globalfactors and now going up, you and your gover

. 54% have hope for their future and 60% have hope for the future of ukraine. and 40% worry a little less. 33% worry about their future. anxiety about the future of ukraine, by the way, less anxiety. well, we see that and hope more when they talk about the future of ukraine and there is less anxiety about the future of ukraine, but more ukrainians accept their future and less hope in them is connected with their future, fear 14%, 9%, well, get over there, pessimism, there is no way out, there are six and five uh, that's 6,4,5 and 4, well, much less than hope and optimism. please tell me, are these variables, in your opinion, uh, stable or do they change from event to event, because in principle, if we talk about the end of the year but this is a certain long period of time, and we can see that people. well, to a greater extent, more than half have hope and optimism about the future and their own and the state. emotions they are constantly in the leader and with exactly such results that at this point, there is hope for a second optimism and then there is anxiet

let's hope that's only — their own grieving. let's hope that's only the _ their own grieving.ving. let's hope that's only the beginning of. that's only the beginning of what's _ that's only the beginning of what's going to be done. margaret, whose sonjames was killed as one of those who have campaigned on behalf of the hillsborough families. campaigned on behalf of the hillsboroughfamilies. she campaigned on behalf of the hillsborough families. she is also critical of the time it has taken to hear from government. i has taken to hear from government. has taken to hear from covernment. , government. i remember writing, i don't know— government. i remember writing, i don't know who _ government. i remember writing, i don't know who it _ government. i remember writing, i don't know who it was _ government. i remember writing, i don't know who it was too, - i don�*t know who it was too, somebody in government, to say i hope this report does not get put on the shelf gathering dust for years like other things in the past have done. we are now into 2023. how long does it take to read

this hope of change. mm. when they call them the silent killers, and they are killing a big number of worldwide in london. 6 out of 10 deaths enclosed by a that diabetes. so hypertension, piece era goober, has declared war on lifestyle diseases. the 25 year old dietician keeps an eye on where people in her generation are going wrong when it comes to health. not just brenda, it's the whole of africa, they're more at development. and also they said in theory, lifestyle growth, they're more a web college of people seem like for the whole day. and then now we have more fast food. these risk factors promote certain kinds of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes, a rapidly growing problem in sub saharan africa what's especially worrying is that more and more young people are dying of these diseases. according to the world health organization. people who feel like this and, and they usually get to know when is to it. for example, for lifestyle diseases. we don't have regular checkups. you meet, put 2 years ol

he hopes to become a professional _ me. he hopes to become a professional footballer - me.al footballer but his main hope is for the war in ukraine to end so that he can return home to his dad. t end so that he can return home to his dad. ., , ., end so that he can return home to his dad. .,, ., ., ,, his dad. i hope the war and bombs sto and his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the _ his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most _ his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i _ his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i want - his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i want is - his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i want is being l stop and the most i want is being happy. stop and the most i want is being ha . . _ ., stop and the most i want is being ha - . ., , ., ~ happy. into them, he is making the most of his — happy. into them, he is making the most of his time _ happy. into them, he is making the most of his time practising - most of his time practising supporting skills and his goal celebrations. half an hour

i hope i can't. i hope there _ bomb? presumably i can't. i hope i can't. i hope there are _ bomb? that begs the question who is putting those barriers — question who is putting those barriers on _ question who is putting those barriers on watch _ question who is putting those barriers on watch and - question who is putting those barriers on watch and what i barriers on watch and what confidences _ barriers on watch and what confidences are _ barriers on watch and what confidences are needed? l barriers on watch and what| confidences are needed? it barriers on watch and what i confidences are needed? it is barriers on watch and what - confidences are needed? it is not 'ust confidences are needed? it is not just a _ confidences are needed? it is not just a job — confidences are needed? it is not just a job for— confidences are needed? it is not just a job for regulators _ confidences are needed? it is not just a job for regulators would i confidences are needed? it is not. just a job for regulators would also philosophers _ just a job for regulators would also philosophers. you _ ju

hope is the anchor. if you don't have hope, you don't have anything.sten:, a gritty on the ground look at the drug overdose crisis. that is one way to describe our new abc 7 originals documentary "injecting hope." it is an in-depth look at vancouver, a city compared to san francisco, and how it is dealing with drug overdoses. it has north america's first safe injection site. my colleague produced, shot, a wrote this documentary. she joins us now. it is really eye-opening, it is unflinching, it is thought-provoking, for me anyway. why did you decide to go to vancouver and look at its injection site under this microscope? tara: first, great to hear. i'm glad that is the reaction. seems to be what we are hearing from a lot of people. why vancouver? vancouver very much mirrors san francisco in demographics, it is a port city, also battling the drug overdose crisis. they are the first city in north america to establish a safe injection site. now nearly 20 years ago. we are starting to see the impact of that. as this model is debated in california and san fr

i hope this is for you, yes yung textiles.n example from the first series, also with foreign capital. then the enterprise worked at a capacity of 15%. i don’t understand these people who are located at all, especially abroad and assist in every possible way, and then also approve these imposed sanctions, from which not only private business suffers. well, just ordinary people who simply do n’t receive their salaries, already seeing off the director, they were looking for opportunities, while difficult, but business does not stand still, and it adapts to realities. m, that's why we adjusted to ruining 18 years of existence in a couple of months is hard, so we found a way to transport by rail. and at the moment we have, uh, at the customs in brest, there are eight wagons of cheese. and this is, uh, not the first delivery. what volume, well, this is about 100 tons, which will give us non- stop work for a month, and plus everything has changed packaging. and here she is, let's come up like it was before before. just hose products

i _ speckles of hope. we'll come to those in a second. i was - speckles of hope.a second. i was struck. speckles of hope. we'll come to i those in a second. i was struck by one quota, the energy shock is as bad as your's, the inflation problem is as bad as the lack of the labour supply is coming from a combination of the nhs and brexit, is that fair, eleanor? i of the nhs and brexit, is that fair, eleanor? ~ ,., of the nhs and brexit, is that fair, eleanor? ~ ~ , ., , ., eleanor? i think so. as time goes on and we move — eleanor? i think so. as time goes on and we move further— eleanor? i think so. as time goes on and we move further on _ eleanor? i think so. as time goes on and we move further on from - eleanor? i think so. as time goes on j and we move further on from brexit, we're _ and we move further on from brexit, we're starting to see the challenges from it. _ we're starting to see the challenges from it. the — we're starting to see the challenges from it, the pros and cons were put out in _ from it, the pros and cons were put out in 2016— from it, the pro

that's what my hope is.at they won't say that there will be a pay rise which starts to close the gaps, that teachers and support assistants will continue to get worse off with more damage in children's education. if there is no discussion about this year's pay, if it is a no—go area for the government, will that put a stop to any progress is there somewhere for progress to be made. we will explore every option to look for openings everything that we can think of, we will look for options to open it, but the dispute we are in as we are balloting our members at the moment, the ballot closes on friday, any members out there, please get your ballot back, however you are voting, please vote in our ballot will be closed it on friday. but that dispute is about this year's pay and the funding of it. we are saying that a 5% pay rise when inflation is 12% when that adds on to ten previous years of cuts in pay compared with prices, that that's not good enough. we are looking for some movement on this year. but that's a

but it wasn't hopes that st. nicholas would soon be there. it's hopes of a first-class seat dancing in their this old maintenance building is not. >> you're excited to shop. >> reporter: but for an aviation fan, it comes close. does the december sale, is that a special one for you? >> yes. people come in the mindset of, okay, i need gifts, i need stocking stuffers. >> reporter: for the last 17 years, judy has run what amounts to a very unique giant monthly garage sale, consisting of all kinds of stuff delta airlines doesn't need anymore. like old overhead bins, a cockpit jump seat. someone once paid $500 for a cabin door from a dc-9. so one airline's junk is another man's treasure? >> that's exactly right. when somebody cleans out a closet, if they have stuff, they are trained now to contact me and i never say no. >> reporter: be it extra plates, leftover delta swag, or a row of first-class seats for 300 bucks. exactly why ron newton drove to atlanta from south carolina. >> it just brings back a lot of memories in the travel time that we used

let's hope they can cope with the | let's hope they can cope with the heatin let's hope they can copedetails of the women's of make cup fifth round draw on there that we held here on the programme in the last 20 minutes, but for me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello there. we started the week off on a fine notes. plenty of sunshine up and down the country today. things are going to become more unsettled across the northern half of the country do tonight, certainly tomorrow into and stay thanks to this area of low pressure. this frontal system will push into the north and west of the uk as we move through this evening and overnight, that band of rain spreads its face threats parking to central parts of the country by around dawn. he of it, quite chilly, especially when skies clear, close to freezing in winter two spots, behind it when the air, so here, not quite as chilly. that by the french will continue to move southwards during tuesday morning, eventually fizzling out, but turns windier with gales developing across scotland and northern ireland, plenty of showers here. bluster

so if i bring the people preserve a message of hope, all is rather massage and a new beginning. april from sub lula returns to power in a nation bitterly divided across brazil supports as the defeated former leader, jaya bull, sanara, the calling for the army to intervene, restoring unity and battling poverty. allah's biggest challenges at home and overseas building bridges. an early meeting with germany's president to discuss trade ties and climate change is a broadsoft cannon via morgan mit wing. i can say that the german governmental begin has already decided to make 35000000 euros and oil available for the amazon regional food. and i'm at so enough for so far from going to step dad know hundreds of thousands traveled to the capitol, hoping to witness the start of a new era of peace and prosperity. all right, well for more i can now talk to journalist sam kerry in the brazilian city of south paolo, sam, welcome to teach of you. so it's lou louis 3rd term in office. what can brazilians expect from his presidency? so why good evening festival? the 1st priority of the lunar gove

isn't there the a little hope? liz: a little bit of hope. and, josh, hope and a prayer. be watching your show, and it's great to see you. thank you for joining us. >> by, sweetheart. liz: million dollar listing's josh flagg. if you have any money left after down payment on a house, hen you might now have enough for a tesla. the ev maker chopping prices. by how much? these are brand new numbers and what's the fallout on the sector. we are going to show you next. plus, it is the must-watch interview of the day. blackrock ceo larry fink just a few minutes away. market-moving headlines coming your way. you don't want to miss our interview with larry fink. closing bell, we are about 39 minutes away. dow is up 65, s&p better by so -- 10. the nasdaq better by 50. we are coming right back on "thb claman countdown." ♪ e straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimizat

that's what i hope. that's who i'm ready to work with. as i get ready to close i want to thank you for the opportunity to speak with you and the great people of alaska tonight. but there is one last thing. this is important. it's no secret to anyone that i'm a pro-life governor and my administration is ready to work with all of you over the next four years achieve the goal to make alaska the most pro-life state in the country. let me just speak for a moment. you see, like many of you, i happen to like people. and more importantly, we need more people in alaska, not less. we need more people in our jobs. we need more people in our schools. we need more people who create wealth. we need more people solving alaska's problems and the world's problems. we need more families achieving the american dream. people are not a nebulous, abstract concept. people are what this is all about. everything we do here is for the people, or it should be. government is about serving the people. and the people are why we're here. the people of alaska today and