i will open ira now. wait, don't shoot, whatever you want. there is an order to expand media coverage of our department so that the taxpayer can see where his money is going. what is it, we are journalists, or something retrain? why just someone from the employees of the department will have to master the video camera of today. all the work of the department, if possible, should be filmed. a. well, we never filmed anything. not gods, pots, learn to burn. and where do we get the camera already provided here with the material. what to do? we will provide the watch ourselves and, if necessary, will transfer criminal news to the tv program, guys, especially watch your appearance so that no crumpled suits. all were shaved. be so say high. zainka well, where, oh, she froze. oh, where is hello anna grigoryevna what happened again, brother? you know, we live on the same floor, neighbors with lavrov, yes. well, i find out, we go out for an aidochka and suddenly i see the door ajar, and because of this, you know, you whined so much? i decided to call t

alix: ira, if we had 4% on the two-year, what happens? ira: we probably keep going, and that is a single that the market things we will have the higher terminal rate and the rates will stay there for a long time. there is a risk here. we talk about hedging the fed, and with how much flattening we have seen the last couple trading sessions, the risk might be that the fed goes 75 basis points, and even though they might hinge they could do 75 basis points in november, that might be a little bit of a release for the market and you might see a little bit of an unwind of the flattening that we have seen the last couple days. guy: if that is the psychology and the fed is aware of that, ira, is 100 possibility? -- 100 a possibility? ira: i'm not sure a lot of members of the fomc are aware that is the psychology. 100 basis points is possible. a knock when 0% chance--i'm not going to say it is a 0% chance. but from the fed's point of view, they don't want to seem like they are panicking because of the cpi number. we got a reasonably weak retail sa

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yes, for the first time, ira dubtsova left my head, but in the process i heard ira sing this song. would be difficult. it was made on purpose, that is, it's not here, it seems to me hair. i also tend to marka's version, that it could be eva hurts mermaid tell me please, how long have you been singing , where is she arbenina, am i wrong? no, well, at some point at that time it seemed to me. remember that sheng, but hardly. yes, this is also older than tires or maybe, maybe she is a deep girl, maybe yes, incredible mermaid as always. i went to the little mermaid then ku-kuha, right? in general, today he broke our jury the moment when they don't even want to figure out who controls the avatar of us to the bottom mermaid i hope that there will be no more princes in your life who break your heart. at the very least, we will follow this. the little mermaid is simply beyond words. the second trio of avatars appeared before us, little red riding hood jin and the little mermaid. name which avatar you want to reveal and declassify right now let's start aida i probably would like to open litt

ira: i think 6% would be pretty astounding. we are already starting to see some of the rollover the real economic data that we look at. even the survey data might be slightly better. looking at the manufacturing survey and the new orders component of that that has popped up a bit recently. that's positive for the next three months. looking at some of the data from this week, if the fed wants to hike and we get to four point 5%, that's our call. i think that's probably the range. about 5% would only occur if you didn't see a significant slowing in the economy and we are already starting to see signs of the economy slowing. i do think that the fed will pause at some point. the bigger thing for the treasury market and something that is being priced now a little bit when you look at the flattening of the yield curve, the market has to price out the idea of early interest rate cuts . that's probably the bigger issue for the treasury market right now with risk assets like the corporate credit and equity markets. they will have to adj

take them away, only it turns out me and my brother, and my sister is further natasha, here is lyuba iralya they were all taken away tell me, when they took away the little ones from you, you understood that you were parting with them forever. no, they deceived us, they took them away by deceit, it turns out. we were told that they were examined and everything, then the next day. we just walked here somewhere by electric trains to get to our city here. here we already have mom's grandmother and dad, i mean, they were already in town because you went back to your parents. well, they knew where the parents were in the city. that is, you came to your parents. they said they took our children away from us and that mom dad is okay? i do n’t know anything, of course, what kind of reaction they had there among themselves, but we were children, we didn’t understand. then some time passed, when they were already deprived of parental rights, their older brother climbed in. everyone, except for the little one, ended up in the petrovsky orphanage in klin, the little one was taken to the baby house h

ira: a little bit of both. one of the reasons you see some of these large moves is people are getting short. you look at futures positioning from everybody that can be short is short. in futures you have to have an equal number of buyers and sellers. if you look at the repo market and some of the funding markets from a structural perspective, that is for all of the hedging goes on. it seems like a lot of people are short. that is one of the reasons you've seen major pullbacks when you get better data from inflationary perspective, you see the market bouncing around so much. it is hard to be short the market because the problem is being short means you are paying almost 4% if you are a short it gives 2-year note. if you are short, you have to pay the coupons. it is hard to be short for a long time. jonathan: thank you. good to catch up. what i call that was on the two year. greg staples joins us now. have we seen the highs of the year on these yields yet? greg: we've not seen the highs in the 10 year treasury, i

crossmaglen is a catholic town, a former stronghold of the ira. army base is the youth center. the catholic youth here define their identities very differently. the cross the border routinely. they all have relatives in the republic of ireland. >> i'm irish. i wouldn't really count myself as british, because we are so connected to ireland. and we live in northern ireland. we're still ireland, so, irish, yeah. >> i feel like even though northern ireland is part of the united kingdom, i just feel because it's our own island, you just feel irish. reporter: all at once, unification with eu-member republic of ireland is on the table, according to surveys. the irish nationalist sinn fÉin, once the political arm of the ira, emerged from the northern ireland assembly election in may as the strongest party. liz kimmins is a deputy to the assembly. liz: covid and brexit has shown people that here are huge benefits to an all-ireland economy and an all-ireland approach. and that's something that is growing without any of us pushing, it's coming naturally. and

crossmaglen is a catholic town, a former stronghold of the ira. army base is the youth center. the catholic youth here define their identities very differently. the cross the border routinely. they all have relatives in the republic of ireland. >> i'm irish. i wouldn't really count myself as british, because we are so connected to ireland. and we live in northern ireland. we're still ireland, so, irish, yeah. >> i feel like even though northern ireland is part of the united kingdom, i just feel because it's our own island, you just feel irish. reporter: all at once, unification with eu-member republic of ireland is on the table, according to surveys. the irish nationalist sinn fÉin, once the political arm of the ira, emerged from the northern ireland assembly election in may as the strongest party. liz kimmins is a deputy to the assembly. liz: covid and brexit has shown people that here are huge benefits to an all-ireland economy and an all-ireland approach. and that's something that is growing without any of us pushing, it's coming naturally. and

congratulations ira. actually, at the border crossing point of sheghini-medika, several dozen young czech boys have gathered - they are students of foreign universities who are trying to go to study in poland, the czech republic, lithuania, italy and other european countries, but the border guards do not release them because they are of conscription age, although according to the law on mobilization, these guys are students, they are not subject to mobilization now, that is, they have a deferment from the draft, despite the fact that the border guards do not release them, and some of them are already trying to cross the border again, we met guys who tried 5-8 and even 14 times to leave for training, but they do not succeed. actually , the border guards explain every time sometimes refused for various reasons. they require some additional documents, such as confirmation that these students are really students . it's just people or boys in men's lives abroad, in fact, most of them want to say that it's a dr

medical treatment at the start because the family couldn't afford to go to the doctor friday and book ira that my son fell ill a few days ago because i didn't have the money to bring him here. but i found it. i got, the doctor says he's got malaria. i know that. yeah, he's getting a bit better altogether. when i go either i can i am, i record it. i read down aloud for fancy that the stagnant water means mosquitoes couldn't quickly spread malaria. but medical facilities are basic in this remote area of the southern sinned province. at each kumar runs a small practice and is always busy. most of his patients can't afford to pay some damn more of that. we can't really treat patients for free as a limb, but we do it anyway. they still have to pay for the medicine a kick, but there's a lot of disease knocked out. most of the children often have several illnesses at once because they're drinking contaminated water, but you are told i am money vinegar. it's not just medical treatment, which is lacking. food is also in short supply. most of these market traders are farmers whose fields are floode

joining us is ira robbins, valley bank chairman and ceo ira, welcome back.d to have you with us let me turn to you and ask you something maybe out of left field. i'll get to the business question in just a moment. have you started raising your rates on deposits? >> we've had to. unfortunately, i think there's been a significant outflow of deposits in the banking sector and there's still been strong demand in the environment as well and as a result make sure we have enough funding sources we have had to begin to raise rates. although still at a lagging pace to where the market has gone or what we're able to charge on the asset side. >> let's talk a little bit -- interesting answer will he's talk about what you're seeing from business borrowers are they pulling back? how are they reacting if they have new loans -- loans they need to roll over, how are they reacting to the idea they'll have to pay more for their money? >> no one is happy about it. so we've had a lot of difficult conversations with borrowers many projects that were assessed were done in differen

here is what the ira. we call it they don't want to call at this time ira. sometimes they talk about that. the inflation reduction acts means for medicare beneficiaries in our city. cap the drug cost to 2 thousand dollars. this is a rable achievement. we have been trying to do this for arc while. we kept the copay so what people don't have to -- insulin. 35 dollars a month. that is like 110th or 120th of where it is. and i have to say, we did that without one republican vote. sad to say. without one republican vote. we have been drug members from pred tori price hikes they have been engaged in and finally empowered medicare to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices. that is the big triumph. this is historic we have been trying to do this for dekdzs big pharma weigh in the and weighed in and strangle hold on our ability to loose it free congress from that. we want to do more. but this opens the door on and we are proud. it is historic without one republican vote. and big pharma says the democrats will pay for this. can you imagine mag they say a thing t

commander, the ira killed queen elizabeth's cousin, as you noted. there were also hurts inflicted by british forces on irish nationalists, of course. and the idea that those hurts or those old wounds could be bridged had just seemed not something within the realm of possibility. for mcginnis, almost the personification of what the ira considered its struggle to meet with the queen and be visited by her. amazing stuff. so we're seeing the continuation of that now. though i do think it's somewhat of a more controversial, political figure at least. one of queen elizabeth's stronger points was that she was personally very inoffensive even for people we find the institution of the british monarchy. >> let's play a little bit of the interviews we gathered today from northern ireland. as you can imagine, the reaction to charles and the monarchy was somewhat split. >> he knows we're very loyal to the throne and keep us british forever because we are british. you know, we're british people. we're so proud of him. we're so proud of the queen. >> queen never d

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>> the bottom line is very simple, the permitting agreement is part of the ira agreement. i'll add to the cr and it'll pass. i answer that had question, next. senators baldwin and cinema are working with republican senators to try and get the ten votes we need. we very much like to bring it up and vote on it. they're working with republicans. you'll have to ask a lot of the republican senators where they're at. our plan, our hope is to bring it up and have it voted on very soon. we're still negotiating where it'll start. it's very simple and you want to protect the rights to see to vote for more democratic senators and you want to keep the -- you want to have a nationwide abortion ban. vote for maga republicans. plain and simple. last one. my view is that maggie hasson has done a great job and no matter who wins the primary, she'll win the election in november. thank you, everybody. sorry, we have to hurry. >> the senate returns at 2:15 eastern to continue working on judicial nominations. early today, south carolina republican senator lindsey graham introduced legislation

wow, wow, you know. as in childhood oh, ira when do you manage to do everything?at home? if you have worked, where are they? we came up with, thank you dear our mothers, we congratulate you on march 8. i wish you many, many flowers of smiles and happiness, this is for you. why one, but in the store? october is cold in the yard, and they will examine you, yes, and we are also a northern kind of tribe. the most frosty archangel-gardens, we grandfather got there after the revolution for his shoulder straps. look at the train, and what are the officer's shoulder straps? hello anna hello, tirelessly every day this early, nothing i'm used to. girl you are in a hurry. yes mummy hello. yes, i arrived this morning. mom, everything is fine from zhenya hello, and from aunt ira and uncle yura to call tonight. okay, that's all for now. hello please hello is there anything for me? thank you anyutka greetings from sunny uzbekistan when did you arrive? today, even at home was not immediately to work. listen, such a variety of tomatoes was brought out only in the picture they saw

ira can you print these shots for me. yes of course thank you. well , what to do? a headache these theatrical fit psychological allergies psychological allergies don't exist. okay , you like it better. i'm not asking you to conduct an interrogation on your own, just increase. big here, please, great. thank you ira thank you all. i didn't understand. yes, you understand everything. if you wait, she will send you to hell, she will be right. i would have sent you. me charming attractive. yes, i have nothing, honestly . listen, you've got it all figured out. why don't you let go? dima my husband is not to blame. you are not here to talk. look, this is a printout from the video. exactly, how could i forget and before continuing. think about this hiding the facts. you intend to lead the investigation to a dead end, thereby contributing to the judgment of your husband for a crime that this paper did not commit, this paper has nothing to do with yours, we follow. shubin was killed by a hysteric, and so it is clear. let us decide what is relevant to the investigation, what

ira: i think it is, in some ways.egulatory environment that shifted a decade ago in response to the financial crisis. banks and dealers now have to hold a lot more capital, even against their treasury securities. if they are not supposed to have credit risk, why did they have to hold credit against it? this is why a lot of regulators -- the federal reserve, the acc -- are pushing toward things like central hub securities. theoretically and the hope is by having central clearing of treasury securities it will just make things flow a little bit easier, people will not have to worry about if they are going to be delivered a bond or not and if people are going to fail in executing that transaction and clearing it. there are positives from trying to do that, but i think the bigger issue is the amount of leverage in the system versus the size of the market. i think that is probably the bigger issue for why you are seeing moves of 10, 15, 20 basis points some days on very little market news. tom: we harken back, particularly

that was with great respect for her because you know it this was not easy the ira killed someone closeundreds of thousands people come out for the diamond jubilee. >> i think it must have been very heartwarming for the queen to appreciate the immense amount of affection that they loved her. [applause] it was very marvelous. it really took her quite by surprise. ♪ ♪ the queen was enjoying her role as matriarch the marriage of her grandchildren, the arrival of her great grandchildren. she celebrated her family's milestones. ♪ ♪ the queen was preparing the next generations for their royal duties as they travel afar and she remained closer to home. queen elizabeth ii became longest rairning british monarch in 2015 sure passing queen victoria's 63 years. inevitably can pass by many milestones my own is no exception. ♪ ♪ by her 0th birthday queen had built a solid foundation for the monarchy. publicked ad grew with every year. in 2020 the coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a stand still. the queen made a rare and heart felt address and paid tributes to frontline workers and echoed wor

we met with ira always.e, she, in my opinion, everyone adored her, although, igor leonidovich , when i said, i say oh well, ira, he says, she still has that, they say, character. you see, they can say so much from childhood from school. she has a character, they say, here i am when it can’t be, but she has a character, but a wonderful family was beautiful, he is a man. in general, i always believed that he plays the first violin, that he is like i would be the commander in this family, because irina seldna she was very reserved. pastel beautiful woman. actually, uh, she was very strong. eh, rod. a strong character, perhaps, which kept igor leonidovich near and did not allow him to consider himself a sex symbol and answer all sorts of oohs and sighs, if there was an order for loyalty, then it would be worth giving igor kirill for more than 50 years. he lived with his wonderful wife, and they were close almost from birth, the future spouses were born in they lived in the same maternity hospital in neighboring

that was with great respect for her because you know it this was not easy the ira killed someone closemer of to 12 saw hundreds of thousands people come out for the diamond jubilee. >> i think it must have been very heartwarming for the queen to appreciate the immense amount of affection that they loved her. [applause] it was very marvelous. it really took her quite by surprise. ♪ ♪ the queen was enjoying her role as matriarch the marriage of her grandchildren, the arrival of her great grandchildren. she celebrated her family's milestones. ♪ ♪ the queen was preparing the next generations for their royal duties as they travel afar and she remained closer to home. queen elizabeth ii became longest rairning british monarch in 2015 sure passing queen victoria's 63 years. inevitably can pass by many milestones my own is no exception. ♪ ♪ by her 0th birthday queen had built a solid foundation for the monarchy. publicked ad grew with every year. in 2020 the coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a stand still. the queen made a rare and heart felt address and paid tributes to frontline work

hello ira. whole training. i was driving later, i thought, the passengers got out, and he calls again, but i put it in the bag, and keep him there. she did not run away, then where is she then. what if it's tails? and red is dangerous for him, you yourself said. purely theoretically, what if he kidnapped her, and planted the phone to confuse the tracks. well, why didn't he stop her then, when she decided to give me the folder? did not have time. in general , any ideas where he is? can you hold her? not i know that if something happens to her, everything will be fine from mikhail yurievich. we will find her. like the head hurts how do you know? why are you eremina? where is he? gave to yudin while you are here in my arms. it's unlikely that he has nothing to do with me now. i told him about our affair with stas and he kicked me out of the house. what are you going to kill me now? konstantin alekseevich he was yesterday morning then went to work and that's it. i didn't see him again. this woman wa

following year, in belfast, she met and shook hands with martin mcguinness, a former leader of the iraiation. her diamond jubilee in 2012 confirmed the nation's regard for a monarch who had reigned for 60 years. mr bond, your majesty. it was also the year when the queen showed that she too could spring a surprise. good evening, mr bond. good evening, your majesty. sovereign and secret agent — one of the highlights of the opening night of the london olympics. happy birthday plays. by the time of her 90th birthday in april 2016, she'd become the united kingdom's longest reigning monarch, its oldest, and — few would disagree — one of its most deeply respected. it was rare for elizabeth to speak about her life as monarch. there were occasional insights, though — this from a bbc documentary. it's a question of maturing into something that one's got used to doing. and accepting the fact that here you are and it's your fate. she continued with her public duties well into her 905. there was further family turmoil, though. prince andrew was forced to withdraw from public life amid claims he'd s

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during the years of conflict in northern ireland, the royal family was itself a target of ira attacksreception. in a place often defined by the divide over its sovereignty, a royal visit here takes on an even greater significance. crowd chants: god save the king! - honestly, i am ecstatic, i am shaking. it's just phenomenal to even get this close to him. did you get to shake his hand? i did indeed, yes. i near crushed the man in front of me, but i got to shake his hand! for unionists, the monarchy is a symbol of northern ireland's place within the uk and a connection to a sense of britishness. i hope when people see this, they realise that northern ireland belongs as part of the uk. we want to be part of the uk, and let's hope that continues. people have been queuing here since dawn to meet the new king, keen to show that for the british identity in northern ireland, a sense of connection with the royal family is as important as ever. but a divided history has also meant, at times, the monarchy has had a difficult relationship with this part of the uk. when the queen first visited nor

in the kursk region , the ira mobile group arrived in the region to eliminate the consequences of thericane. ministry of emergency situations rescuers are helping to dismantle the rubble, they are cleaning all the trees from the streets, repair teams have started to connect electricity. a storm front with a strong wind left almost 90 settlements without electricity. and this is what the governor of the region told our channel about an affair with grass. yesterday , september 18, from 19:30 local time, they were on the territory of the kursk region. uh, thunderstorm rains squally wind and resulting in uh was power supply was disrupted in 11 municipalities of the kursk region in the shutdown zone there were 36 settlements 3.801. i think that the property with a population of 12.78 people was involved in restoring power supply to the grouping of the kurskenergo center network in the amount of 50 teams, a total of 104 people were involved as of today at nine in the morning. consumers of six municipalities are still without power supply. these are 15 settlements and e, the city of lgov 330

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it is a pity that ira did not come?ieutenant-colonel of the clans , the head of threatarechensk. and what are the police doing here, the campaign will live here if you want, you do n’t want to go to my morozov. you think he's like an angel behind him, a train that has been going on since the nineties. another hoo. what wait. and where is the observation filer, on which kuleshov thought up problems for us, did not add his disassembly? i actually collect the case. kiss and now you will teach us. how can we work? how can we live? yes? we are so kill. what are you doing here? old, i don't know. i checked the edges, it's clean for me. check in such a house is for sure.

we will find out from our correspondent iryna ostrovska ira. i congratulate you, please tell me. congratulations, colleague, open master -class culinary master class takes place on the basis of one of lviv's educational institutions, for security reasons, we will not name which institution it is, but it is here right now in the kitchen that everything is boiling and raging, the children have arrived a large group of children came from different regions of lviv region, in particular , a large group of children from the town of brody, which is in lviv region specifically to attend this master class. for children , the famous chef and restaurateur yevhen klopotenko will host today. yevhen is here next to me. greetings. tell me what you will cook today. and in general, what is your motivation to participate in ukraine? motivation to help people is motivation in life and that is why i believe that not helping children is necessary now support is the most important word support support support and that is why ukraine today in lviv we are preparing three dishes dishes they are built on

you think about that charles lost his uncle to an ira bomb on a boat there in northern ireland. and then that moment that people may remember back in 2012 when the queen shook the hands of martin mcginnis from the ira. that moment of reconciliation. and that is some of the thoughts that people will have in their mind as they look at these pictures. this community service trying to bring the community together. those pictures of people cheering and shouting god save the king, not everybody in northern ireland will share that sentiment. not everybody will be at this service. but i do think that we have been saying it all day, for anyone who lost a loved one will know that in the moment after that, family comes together, divisions are forgotten for a time. tensions are put on pause. while you remember, respect and celebrate the life of that person. i think on a national scale, that is what you're seeing here in the united kingdom and there in northern ireland. because whatever your politics in northern ireland, most everyone is going to be able to look at queen elizabeth ii and val

his ira is professionally managed, and he gets one-on-one coaching when he needs it.ng pretty zen. that's the planning effect from fidelity >>> new this morning, the august inflation report came in worst than expected, and inflation slowed for the second straight month but remains high, and it's decreasing slower than expected, so month over month inflation rose .01%. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all dropping in reaction to the report. look at the dow, down 850. this comes ahead of the fed's meeting next week where they are expected to deliver a third interest rate increase. what are your top ten takeaways about this number and what does it signal overall about the state of our economy? >> it's a disappointing number, chris, and certainly consumers and the federal reserve were looking for the slowdown, and so .1% up on the month is the wrong direction, and it went from 8.5, which is better, and it means the fed will probably have to crackdown more with the interest rate hikes. food is up 11.4% on the year, and that's the biggest increase since may of 1979, and lots of

ira, how are the existing climate programs doing?ll, steve, i'm confident that the federal government will-- ahhhhhhhh! glub-glub-glub... >> stephen: thank you, ira. thank you for that report. what's this? wait! what? ladies and gentlemen, i'm being told in my deaf ear that we have breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ this just in. at 11:44 p.m. eastern time, i am sad to report that actor miriam margolyes says arnold schwarzenegger deliberately farted in her face while filming the movie "end of days." i'm sorry, i have a correction. we have breaking wind news. here's what happened. maroglyes explained how the historic smelt got dealt in a recent podcast. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: no. she hasn't forgiven him. she hasn't forgiven him, and i can't blame her for that. i think everyone who saw "end of days" feels like he farted in our face. ( laughter ) this story is obviously shocking, but it's not surprising. arnold has had a long and disturbing career of passing gas in front of co-stars. >> allow me to break the ice. ( farts ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( flat

ira to tell everything alexandra thank you, what are we going to wait about the presidential elections of the russian academy of sciences , our correspondent varvara nevskaya told us 3 months ago instead of mcdonald's, delicious food appeared and during this time 3 million people visited it. and how has it changed now? and what, on the contrary remained as before and how the chain of restaurants is going to develop and change, its ceo oleg poroev told us about this. hello oleg yuryevich, good afternoon, three months ago, on the site of the restaurants of the former mcdonald's network, the first tasty points restaurants were opened how did the transformation of the business go. did everything succeed, what was conceived for the first three months were very interesting for us, on the one hand, very difficult, but on the other hand, very inspiring for 3 months. we have served over 100 million guests. and of course, this is an excellent result far above what we originally expected, and what we were counting on. and as you probably already know, we had a huge number of difficulties with sup

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in 1979, an ira bombing killed lord louis mountbatten, the queen's second cousin. in 2012, the queen famously shook hands with former ira leader and politician martin mcguinness in belfast. last week, sinn fein leader michelle o'neill paid tbute to the queen. >> there's no doubt she leaves a legacy of someone who advanced peace and reconciliation, someone who sought to build relations. i think that should very much be remembered here. amy: meanwhile, a 22-year-old man in edinburgh was arrested monday for heckling prince andrew over his ties to the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the protester was arrested after calling out "andrew, your sick old man" later saying "powerful men shouldn't be allowed to commit sexual crimes and get away with it." a new united nations report finds nearly one in every 100 -- announcing the findings monday. >> that is an extraordinary figure. 27.6 million people compelled to work and even worse news is this represents an increase of previous estimates published in 2017, an increase of 2.7 million. amy: the ilo says further 2

in 1979, an ira bombing killed lord louis mountbatten, the queen's second cousin.012, the queen famously shook hands with former ira leader and sinn fein politician martin mcguinness in belfast. last week, sinn fein leader michelle o'neill paid tribute to the queen. >> there is no doubt she leaves a legacy of someone who reached out a hand in friendship, someone who advanced for reconciliation, sought to build elections -- relations. i think should be very much remembered for here on this island. amy: this comes as king charles iii visited belfast tuesday and met with members of sinn fein, which is now the now the largest party in ireland after elections in may, where response to the queen's death has been mixed. for more, we are joined by eamonn mccann, a journalist, writer, and activist in derry, northern ireland. eamonn is a former member of the northern ireland assembly. he also took part in the march on bloody sunday in 1972 and helped form the bloody sunday trust. his 1974 book "war and an irish town" was cently republished. eamonn mccann, welcome back to dem

we estimate is student debt proposal will cost as much as the first 16 years of ira deficit reduction on a nominal basis and first 21 years of deficit reduction on present value basis. if that hasn't gotten you shook up, consider what the penn wharton model says. student loan bailouts could cost as high as $1 trillion. here is texas senator ted cruz. >> it is our responsibility to describe, was america a couple years ago when we had the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years or better now? there isn't a democrat out there now that can defend this policy failure, they count on the media to change the topic. we need to not fall for it. >> kevin: the white house has begun preparing for potential national railroad strike the american association of railroads estimate could cost $2 billion a day in economic output. monday amtrak announced suspending searchs on routes mostly out of chicago. that could be devastating and could hurt everybody. >> todd: i did not have railroad strike on my 2022 bingo card. i probably should have. >> carley: your monopoly board. >> todd: don't pass go, don't coll

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by the way, say, not ira thanks. thank you.ons that you can also choose and enjoy in this way. thanks to everyone, the huge birth of children has always been considered a great mystery, but the birth of gemini has remained a mystery for many centuries, if in ancient egypt they were equated with the gods, then in the middle ages they were afraid and burned the body of women at the stake with their mother, most likely for global global history of mankind. it 's nervously good. these are rather extreme events, in which you just need the same blood type , eye color and growth in gemini born from the same egg, symmetrical moles, identical dna fingerprints match 92%. the most interesting thing, probably, is the group of gemini - is it one egg or identical or what? now they even sometimes call clone one clone of another. here is the only kinetic clone yes. uh, these children, of course, have the same genotype. they can read minds feel each other at a distance and even see the same dreams these children have a common experience experie