immanuel is here for the work. _ blessing. immanuel is here for the work, less _ blessing.ing. immanuel is here for the work, less so the travel. . the work, less so the travel. his favourite memories all involve the people he has helped rather than the places helped rather than the places he has been. and his outlook is not untypical. voluntourism is nothing new but what is happening here feels very different. some volunteers i met had been here for over a decade and that takes some commitment. well, senegal isn't the only place where you can use your skills to take a volunteering break. and if you are tempted, here is our guys —— guide to the dos and don'ts of volunteering responsibly. your work create lasting value? choose a company that has proper monitoring in place. providers like projects abroad work to un sustainability goals and annual impact reports. find out which companies are more interested in making a project fun for the volunteer rather than valuable for the recipient. some companies will sign you up and then hand you over to a third party with no accountabi

immanuel: the wild animals from the desert, the lions, the elephants cause us a lot of problems.n't gain anything from having wild animals here, they bring us nothing. our livestock are our income, how we earn our living. reporter: near his stall, gurirab has discovered fresh hyena tracks. brown hyenas don't hunt goats, but the tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas, a more aggressive species. immanuel: if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas, we have no choicewe have to shoot them. that's the plan. reporter: when he was a cattle herder, phineas kasaona also killed hyenas and lions. today, he protects them. he's a ranger and member of the anabeb community reserve. since the 1990's, farmers like kasoana have joined neighbors to create their own nature reserves, which now cover about one-fih of namibia's landmass. last night, elephants raided a neighbor's vegetable patch. so for the next few nights, kasaona will stand guard. despite the problems they cause, the farmers still want to protect the animals. phineas: things have changed. back in the day, if a hyena took

they showed the support from ben french economy minister, immanuel my crohn to help the company brokering secret deals and giving over direct access to his staff. japan's prime minister whom yuki sheeta as met with you as secretary of state antony blinkin. lincoln delivered condolences over the death of japan's former leadership. the abbey, who was assassinated on friday. lincoln's visit comes after because she does governing coalition secured a solid majority in sunday's elections and some football news now paul pop, but as rejoined juventus on a free transfer after his majesty united contract expired. the 29 year old france midfielder won the italian title twice with the children's side before then world record 105 1000000 euro transfer to united in 2060, which did not really work out for the 2018 world cup winner. and he is now did back to italy with you're watching d w. c. as a reminder, off all top stories, russia has shut off natural gas deliveries to germany by the north stream. one pipeline. the pipeline is due to be offline for 10 days for scheduled maintenance. bus. berlin is bo

in an hour-long interview, immanuel macron admitted that there are no other sources of energy yet, andghting, and cheap energy. according to the french leader, europe will have to forget, at least for the duration of the confrontation with russia, energy prices rose before the conflict, let's be collectively honest, because there was a very strong economic recovery around the world, and then they rose because of this conflict and because of that russia uses energy as a weapon the fact that the european union itself started the economic war with moscow despite all the warnings of russia to the macron, the silent interview turned out to be not festive at all although france celebrates bastille day today with a traditional parade. this time in paris , not the french military was opened first. as a sign of solidarity with ukraine and eastern european partners, soldiers from bulgaria marched from the country, which during the second world war fought on the side of nazi germany and behind them formations from estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland flew in the sky over the cut for the first ti

you have ambassador rahm immanuel, you met with him. a horrible incident. but you really couldn't have prevented. what was your meeting with rahm immanuel like and are you hopeful he will get to the president for you? >> so, it was a phone call. but, i think it was a good one. after my husband was convicted at the appeal, we couldn't leave. he decided to send an email to the embassy and he said i would respectfully like it request to speak to the ambassador. we had a good conversation a couple of days later. he does have a good relationship with president biden. and i am hopeful that that relationship will turn into my husband coming home. >> brian: wow. brittany, keep taking action. so bad you are going through this. no winners in this but no ways he should be behind bars while serving our country and protecting theirs overseas. brittany, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. thank you, brian. >> brian: you got it we will stay on top of it. i appreciate you telling your story. carley over to you now for more news we need to kn

quote the whole decision was a big step backward among his critics that he listed justin trudeau, immanuely if you can call him a leader. >> steve: they posted the video last night. >> i had the honor this term of writing i think the only supreme court decision in the hills industry of that institution that has been lambasted by a whole string of foreign leaders. [laughter] who felt perfectly fine commenting on american law. one of these was former prime minister boris johnson. but he paid the price. >> [laughter] what really wounded me was when the duke of sussex addressed the. [laughter] >> united nations and seemed to compare the decision whose name may not be spoken with the russian attack on ukraine. >> ainsley: we promise that is not steven spielberg that is justice alito. he looks totally different. >> steve: is he on vacation. >> ainsley: grown the beard out maybe so no one will recognize him. >> steve: that appearance was not scheduled on the court schedule. no one knew about it keep in mind, ever since that roe v. wade first opinion was leaked, there has been a security concern.

and that's why immanuel macron said that this idea can be realized only if a ceiling is set for the entirewill try to talk about this one of these days. i am now, here, the united states was carrying out another batch of sanctions against iran, but literally on the eve of this, so to speak, the sanctioning of a new iran, and declared that even that part of the oil that it manages to sell. now here, being under sanctions, they are willing to lower the price. they lowered it there, to about ten percent of the current market price there, in order to compete with russia in china in india. that is, this is what i already spoke about, that is, it turns out that more and more cheap resources. so even iran is ready to move up in price in these conditions, which means, well, accordingly, saudi arabia will have to do it, but uh, the demand for oil is such that uh now uh it is extremely difficult to uh, because demand exceeds sentence, therefore, i think that the task itself is so very non-trivial. and i'm not sure that she can be, maybe she can say so, well, as it were, she has some chance under her