ira: i think that would be the case. it is possible that somewhere between 10 and 20 basis points is from the odds of him winning going up. there are two reasons for that. it has to do with policy. we know that neither party now, trump or harris are fiscally conservative. but, the market expects donald trump to have, generally speaking, more progrowth policies and may be inflationary policies. this means you have had at least a little selloff. on a trump win may be the market sells off another 5-10 basis points and if harris wins may be at rallies back 10-15. that is how i am seeing the market play out on the trump trade. sonali: how much of this tenure move is trump versus other things, mike? michael: though i would love to disagree with ira to make it interesting on the show, i agree with much of what he said. one thing i will mention as you see an increase in yields. we bottomed on the tenure at about 363. we started to see a big increase in yields when the fed cut interest rates 50 basis points. the market is also te

says to me, let's go fishing, i say, okay, ira will go to the store, buy worms, ira will buy bait, irat, and we go there, i i'll just give him a bag, i say, take at least a chair with you, we come fishing, we lay out, he, ir, put this worm here for me, i say, but you yourself can't, no, i can't, i'll put this worm there for him, well, throw it in, ok, he'll throw it in there, come on, you too, me too. ir pulls out my worm , they ate it, ir on the nis, so i run back and forth, back and forth with these worms and maggots, i'm flying, give me gas, vyacheslav dobrynin's wife irina is very similar to his mother, she also protects and cares for him, cheeses. they got acquainted twice, or more precisely dobrynin. it was at a football match of moscow dynamo. irina was then married to one of the football players. that day, it so happened that their seats were next to each other. it was the only time when dobrynin, instead of playing, did not take his eyes off the girl, and she did not look at him. how it happened, i don’t know. but in broad daylight. you are like a stray bullet, rushed past me,

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ira, prague, i'm going to prague, and will you bring us a gift from prague?a, don't beg, of course i will, but prague is still 3 weeks away, and in the meantime, i suggest you run to the store to buy something for the holiday feast, misha, you 're in charge, hurray, well, well, they 'll buy something sweet again now, ira, you'll spoil the children, children, quietly, quietly, ira, they'll bring a sweet. i'll throw it out to the cats, i wish you all your jokes, takatolievich, please, gira, meet our local police officer, chastok is coming to see me, what do i owe you this time? to you subpoena, for what reason? zhenya, what have you done? excuse me, please, but for what reason are you being summoned? come in response to the subpoena, you'll find out. come on, fyodorevich, you 've been coming to me for years, you visit after every trip abroad, you probably immediately clarified what they have on me. they wrote a statement on you. evgeny, or better yet, go in response to the subpoena and explain everything, this is a serious matter, yes, i understand, evgeny. and

is a name, ira is...ter, name and poster is me, senya, by the way, my last name is there, how quickly everyone forgot where i got her from the crowd, she became a star, and that's enough, and no, i'm starting to get nervous. calm down, well, let's think logically, who's under your anya from tyumen will give money for the production, for example, the hosts of the travel show know exactly how to behave when visiting, foreign students travel around belarus, hello everyone! hospitality visa-free entry is an opportunity not only to travel freely, but to see with your own eyes everything that the country lives. increase mutual trade turnover to half a billion dollars, such is the expected effect of the cake of interregional cooperation between belarus and the pskov region of russia. pskov is one of the first russian regions with which belarus signed a roadmap for 3 years. this is due to joint projects in industrial cooperation, mechanical engineering, agriculture. but completely new niches for cooperation have

then the ira was passed, then it was $5 billion, now a $14 billion one. so clearly having some impact here. >> megan, thank you very much. >>> while our next guest didn't receive any ira money directly, he's still seeing it put to use across the industry. his company provides chargers for fleets of ev trucks and buses. for more, we're joined by the chief operating officer and co-founder of in charge energy. terry, great to see you. it sounds like even though there's been some moderation in demand for personal evs, that the fleet usage and the school bus usage is growing. >> it definitely is. it's largely due to the federal policy that you've been describing. so we're serving school bus fleets across the country now, and seeing meaningful investments from some of the customers we work with, like the ones we mentioned. >> do you see these funds continuing to be distributed, or what percentage of this whole distribution would you say is already completed? >> well, a lot is already authorized. not all has been appropriated. so the appropriations are still mov

and the ira and egyptian signs act. deck chips and science act --the chips and science act. you talked about the need for risk-taking, which we think the private sector in the u.s. is pretty good at. maybe sometimes takes too many risks. but are you thinking that the government, the u.s. government needs to have some way to invest in order to protect our key industries and investment think that the private sector is under investing in? jake: we are discussing what additional tools and authorities the u.s. government could have for certain critical strategic investments. whether it is, for example, if we were in a real pinch and needed to acquire critical minerals for nationals. purpose --national security purpose. this is a complex question. we are working through some formulas and thinking on that that involves a broad-based conversation, and you can imagine there are multiple different perspectives for how to do it. but there was a broad consensus that the united states from the perspective of thinking about its acces

reportero: supongo que irÁ en aviones militares jorge: esa sensaciÓn de gastar de mÁs.a larga pero deben reinventarse esta controlada por un pequeÑo grupo que estÁ aferrado al poder que tiene dentro del partido no tienen realmente un programa, una ideologÍa, no entusiasman a nadie ni preocupan al gobierno entonces, ese reinventarse de principio a fin es lo que tienen que suceder no se ha visto ningÚn indicio de que estÁn en este Ánimo de reinventarse y regresar a ser lo que fueron una oposiciÓn real con un proyecto. jorge: lo que vemos en europa o estados unidos con donald trump y los republicanos, ideas completa que pueden seguir con la derecha o centroderecha, es lo que falta en mÉxico. un rodolfo: xÓchitl gÁlvez era lo mejor que podÍan apoyar, pero formo parte del pasado no vi ninguna propuesta innovadora, nuevas no decimos un proyecto planteamiento global, no lo vi jorge: entonces tÚ ves que en los prÓximos aÑos mÉxico irÁ hacia el centro izquierda? rodolfo: creo que si lo que te dicen las encuestas el grueso del electorado estÁ colocado hasta el centro y la izquier

is a name, ira is a poster, the name of the poster is me, senya, by the way, my last name is there, quickly everyone forgot where i got it from. hello everyone, in exactly one minute a hero will come out to us who will answer everything. the feelings are wonderful, i am in the mood for a wonderful conversation, friends. at the beginning of the program, the host called you silver sapranos. can i ask what this means? it's nice, because silver, gold are such precious, semi-precious metals. and if such a characteristic applies to the voice, it means that it is a beautiful, wonderful voice. the hero of the programs. if you put three of your. favorite things in a time capsule and sent all this to the future, what three things would you put? probably something tasty to eat, black roach, i don’t know who likes what, watch the project 100 questions to an adult on the belarus 24 tv channel. about five years ago, the word propaganda in our field for some reason was considered almost an insult, that is, if propaganda of a healthy lifestyle or propaganda of traditional values ​​- it’s supposedly

for my children , for my wife, these are not trifles, i'm fighting, you 're slandering a good man, ira's telling me he cracked his head, he is a dangerous person, zhenya told me everything, you yourself stumbled, i don't see the point in continuing this dispute, the court will decide what really happened, what are you? do you want, you know, if i come back to you, you will take back the statement, come back and never communicate with him again, okay, take back the statement. thank you very much, wine, good afternoon, i would like to talk some more, sorry, i'm in a hurry for class, yes, but i wanted to bring my boy, we will talk specifically, but i, if you do not trust me as a professional, then you don't need it. and that's all, just simple for such a beauty, so. so, a gold ring with a ruby ​​and white elements. okay, we'll check. "i'll come to you tomorrow, six at your house, we agreed, there's a line of people here, mur, tell me, there's nothing to tell, your bandit vasily zaitsev is not in the card index, that can't be, alik swore that he was in prison , it must be the case, but he'

it actually allowed those of us who have ira money currently you can use ira money to invest in realate. but you cannot do for your own home or your children's home but my bill would change that. i would also point out senator lee's bill that houses act which uses federal land for housing here utah. that would be a very big deal for. >> thank you very much. definitely a topic on the minds of many plants we have seen her skyrocket seemingly overnight. another contentious topic here in the state of utah was public lands. many disputes between the state and federal government. in fact as of lately's and the pendulum swing depending on which party controls the white house. let's now get into what you dofind a successful partnership when it comes to managing our public lands? and how would you work to foster that question first response to this question goes to you mr. bowen. quicksort of things i would do when elected is to rewrite the antiquities act. this fact has been abused by presidents clinton and obama and others to set aside millions of acres of utah land. much larger than the en

the ira has really into the rise -- incentivized bringing production back. i think it is a really important factor on whether it is just jobs or really good jobs, there was a plan in lordstown, ohio. which a large jam plant had closed there in 2019 under trump. it was the last really big industrial manufacturer that had 50,000 well-paying steel jobs. that closed in 2019. in its place, there has been a battery plant that has been started and it was unionized and wages went up. there has been a significant shift. i do think that as far as the consumer prices go, that has been a benefit. as i mentioned, there is a study from the economic policy institute that did control for that and found that on average, americans without a college degree lose about $2000 a year from trade with low-wage countries. controlling for the lower cost of consumer goods. in other words, i don't think it is a net benefit for most people. however, a segment of society has grown a lot wealthier because of these agreements. but it is a win-win within the country if you know what i mean.

se irÁ debilitando porque a medida que se acerca la costa de florida irÁ perdiendo intensidad, de 5 bajarÁpara seguir fortaleciÉndose. una vez llegue su campo de viento, eso quiere decir que va a impactar o puede impactar mÁs localidades. aquÍ el peligro latente serÁ la marejada ciclÓnica, la ciudad de tampa recibiÓ mÁs de 7 pies con el paso de "helene", se espera marejadas de 5 a 12 pies, aquÍ la alta vulnerabilidad de la florida. la plataforma continental de la bahÍa de tampa tiene una profundidad de menos de 330 pies, si lo comparamos con el golfo de mÉxico con una profundidad de mÁs de 9000 pies, es preocupante. los vientos de este sistema se dirige hacia el norte de tampa, estarÁ soplando hacia el norte de tampa, trayendo un aumento sobre nivel del mar. 3 pies de agua, el porche de tu hogar puede estar sobre agua, con 7 pies, el primer piso de tu casa puede estar sobre agua, y con 12 pies, cubre completamente tu casa, asÍ que es muy importante que durante hoy y maÑana las personas que viven frente a la costa, que evacÚen y tomen todas las directrices de las autoridades locales. borja:

said that she had a stroke and... all communication was through ira, and i called every evening irina, what was going on. how was it going, her last message, our last conversation with ira, she said, glory is better, he could tell with his eyes, yes or no, and he squeezed my hand, as if everything was going, it seemed to be on the mend, this was the night... before his death, well, the day before his death, you are connected by such a friendship and a huge number of concerts, and let's say that you were exactly that host in the morning mail program, when vyacheslav grigorievich was only 42 years old, he was already the author of a huge number of hits, he first time appears on air of yuri nikolaev's program and we have these shots, today you will see the first appearance. it's time to turn on our second express camera, the floor is given to natalia andreeva and vyacheslav dobrynin, if i'm not mistaken, today is your debut in the morning mail, not quite a debut, but in this capacity yes, we wish you success, thank you, the fog came, knocked at home, with a blue shawl. itself, it happene

elizabeth: you might've seen commercials for gold iras who might be heating up now the goal is doingavoid them they do not need them at best they are necessary at worst they are a ripoff so steer clear don't safeguard your retirement through gold ira. jack: give israel sweetie and gold jacks fema under my strategic allocation is still zero ever. jack: thank you guys and it is been five short years since we launched the show unit cited a major market movements of the week. in the leaders stumbled this past week. >> the inflation and best is stocks. >> in terms of value you just cannot be degrees right now. >> be the case called. >> great defensive lays market smith there is a new player in town and the obesity drug market. >> artificial intelligence to the great job driving demanded order. >> apples will have a good year this far. >> i don't know the subscriber numbers are what we will see them. >> that for goes to evansville cited goes up, you knew that all along elizabeth. >> i will take the credit. c1 coming up against my very first show some people might think that it's just a foo

these counties have been receiving a share of the ira money.nity college here for a program where they hire students and pay them to take manufacturing classes while they are still in school. >> i think it is keeping people particularly in the engineering field and manufacturing areas here because they are seeing a renaissance that's happening in the area. this has been a core manufacturing area for a long time. >> reporter: now, frank, we are in a battleground state. the background to all of this is the presidential election as early voting starts today. projects like this one should be a big win for the biden administration on the one hand. this is what they envisioned when the ira was passed two years ago. when i tried to talk to the people about the politics of it all, no one is making that connection with the biden stimulus programs and the boost to the local economy. frank. >> really interesting. obviously, this plan is starting up during the biden administration. why don't the people make the connection to this administration and this pr

and meeting anna vannaya, the first wife, she is now in america, attention to the screen, yes, also iraby the way. here she is, irina borisovna, i was 22 years old, it was seventy-second year, his friend brought him to my house, that's how we met, he was handsome, he was extraordinary, he was smart, such a lord byron, so in denial, nose up, girls were all running after him, well and since i didn't grab hold, maybe i... interested him, there was a problem with my mother, my mother was against it, although we weren't acquainted, she raised him, he was the only child, except for the pearl of her blood, she didn't call him, slava tried to introduce me, but she rejected this meeting, and we never saw each other again, we were going to get married several times and... somehow we postponed it a couple of times for some reason, then he had some business, then something else, and then somehow suddenly decided in the summer, my birthday is on july 9, and we are on the fourteenth, we went and got married in griboyedovsk, in 78 katya got out of us, i have notes that he wrote to me in the maternity

este huracÁn se irÁ a la costa del norte de la florida. estaremos en cobertura completa.ndo en tampa y cÓmo se prepara esa zona para recibir al huracÁn milton, vamos con nuestro reportero. reportero: buenas noches. que saludo desde el lugar donde hace 10 dÍas se sintieron los efecto del huracÁn helene. estamos en un pueblo, prÁcticamente desierto, aquÍ hay orden de evacuaciÓn completa al igual que en toda la bahÍa de tampa. esto ha hecho que las calles estÉn desiertas. hemos observado que varios comercios se preparan colocando planchas de madera. una playa considerada una de las mÁs hermosas de el paÍs, que tiene todo esto desechos por el huracÁn helene. el huracÁn llegarÁ en un punto muy cercano de donde estamos. el acceso estÁ prohibido. estas son las islas de barrera. la expectativa es mÁxima. maÑana maÑana a las 9:00 de la maÑana cerrarÁ el aeropuerto de tampa. habiendo un huracÁn que acabÓ con varias viviendas, se espera mucho de este nuevo huracÁn. maity: esta localidad tambiÉn se encuentra bajo alerta. reportera: la comunidad fort myers tambiÉn toma muy en serio lo

un frente cargado de precipitaciones que irÁ desde el ocÉano pacÍfico y que no se dejara lluvia desde y estamos advertidos, muchÍsimas gracias antonio. que bueno que mencionas el Área de las montaÑas, los funcionarios del condado placer le recuerda a todos los residentes y a visitantes que la restricciones anuales de estacionamiento invernal en las elevaciones mÁs altas de ese condado entrarÁ en vigencia partir del 1 de noviembre hasta el 1 de mayo del 2025. el estacionamiento a lo largo de las carreteras al este de y al norte de lake tahoe serÍan afectados, estarÍan prohibiendo durante este tiempo para permitir las operaciones de remociÓn de nieve. por supuesto que continuamos con mÁs aquÍ en noticias univisiÓn, en noticias univisiÓn california porque llega la temporada de baloncesto aquÍ a la regiÓn y es importante que entiendes que esto brinda algo de alivio sobre todo a los comerciantes que en el centro de sacramento han estado esperando cambios. mi compaÑero juan pimiento. juan: que tal maribel, tu que frecuentas esta zona para ir al partido de los sacramentos kings, tu sabe que

wanted to kill me, zhenya, he wanted to kill me, and irina, it was he himself, zhenya, he himself, iraa, i didn’t want her, it was he himself, but no need, no need, and for what? you ask, for what? but because i am me, and you are you, you understood, you understood, for the fact that i hate you, for your talent. for the fact that you were always the first, and now i, topilin, topilin, shoot! i think everything will be fine. go, thank you, wait, i need one hour, let me go, just one hour, i don’t i have rights, this is very important to me. let's go.

kolya, take olya to this nastya, and there is no one there, ira is at work or at her daughter's in thet nastya? and who are you to them? and we from the police to ask her a couple of questions, well, what about the gear? i don't know, irochka said that in the first city. and rina and her daughter live together, together, she and her husband separated, got divorced, and he often visits them, well , you know, i don't know this, but nastyusha often went to see him, stayed on weekends, so even ira missed him, of course, thank you, well , what are we going to do, well, shall we go to the hospital, let's go to the hospital, thank you very much, thank you, goodbye, the doctor said that they barely managed to save the girl, she was brought in the night by ambulance, heavy bleeding. and so in principle it is already possible to talk to her, although she is still weak, and what happened to her? yes, an unsuccessful abortion, by the way, it happened three days before the murder of lazarus, you wait for me here, i will go to her, okay, come on, hello, hello. nastya, nastenka, hi, i came to you, i

ira, you're so beautiful, thank you for telling me about your father, don't be angry with him, i won'ti'm sorry, he really did. wanted you to be happy, yes i know, if everything will be okay, you were just nervous, and you don't have any heart problems, you're a young guy, you'll meet another good woman, you'll have a laugh, promise, ira, don't wait for me in the hospital, okay, go back to yours. i, everyone is waiting for you there, children, grandchildren, do you see the prospect, no, maybe you can help, young man, please help, kulya, what is this, what is this, little man, open up for us, hold on, hold on, i was like that glad to see you, write to me when you arrive, good, okay, well then that's it... that's it, i'm off, boss, get going, get well, kolya, yeah, well, what do you have there, well, and the data, listen, i forgot, this is nikolai vladimirovich bolodin, january 25, 1968, and if my cardioneurosis is really confirmed, fine, yeah, well i'll live a little longer, and you'll live, eh, i'd like to. never mind, call me with the sixth, as we agreed, your substation is included i

let's start with the ira because that's president biden's signature climate law.ent in climate and energy security congress has ever made so just walk us through. .. now we're seeing factories shut down, not conceptual factories, i went to cartersville, georgia, they used to be the carpet making capital of the world and now they're making solar there, bringing back folks who had been laid off in the other manufacturing sectors. in west virginia they used to have a steel plant that had gotten shuttered. they are now making batteries there and one of the exciting parts of this manufacturing transformation is it's also reinvigorating union labor, places like eos outside of pittsburgh, those battery workers are now union workers. convault in new york, that's transformation number one. a manufacturing renaissance, a clean energy comeback story for communities that had been knocked down. the second big way we're seeing the transformation is just cheaper, cleaner electric going on the grid. if you want a sense of the transformation, this year, in 2024, we will put more e

notamos la banda de precipitaciÓn que se irÁ desplazando hacia el sur.os estar con las precipitaciones afectando en la carretera 580. luego se va a ir disipando. tendremos una semana mÁs estable el jueves. recuerden que aÚn nos esperan lluvias para los prÓximos dÍas. presentadora: lÍderes del Área de la bahÍa dicen avanzar en el desarrollo de esta zona. hasta $175,000 se van a otorgar a grupos que para construir vecindarios cerca de estaciones de transporte pÚblico, en especÍfico en un radio de media milla de las estaciones. presentÓ su quinto informe. $7,750,000. el cÓdigo costal podrÍa abarcar el sector de silicÓn valley. encontrÓ en la red social una manera de salir adelante tras quedar desempleada pero no le alcanza para la renta. >> para algunos el sueÑo americano es ir a los estados unidos. >> mientras que miles tratan de cruzar la frontera y muchos mueren en el intento de llegar a la tierra de las oportunidades: >> el 1 de noviembre va a emprender un viaje en la carretera para llegar a ciudad de mÉxico, su nuevo hogar. >> nos Íbamos a quedar sin c

we give them this, the entire give you this up on that ira, about a 40 up to now they have not yet started. they, the municipal home assess, will decide when they should start them. oh, wow. your excellent see now i'm going going back for incidentals now. media. thank you so much for joining us here on dw. okay, thank you very much. i.

conocer que los niÑos que pasan 75 minutos frente a una pantalla, son mÁs propensos a sufrir ataques de iraexpertos aconsejan. >> es tu responsabilidad enseÑarles juegos que conoces porque lo hicieron contigo, canciones, bailes, juego de mesa, que le permita a los niÑos interactuar. reportera: la academia americana de pediatrÍa recomienda limitar el uso de la tableta a una hora al dÍa para los niÑos y que sea de carÁcter educativos. estos estudios se basa en una encuesta a 300 niÑos de edad escolar. esto muestra un patrÓn consistentes en los niÑos menores de edad. fÉlix: decenas de atletas israelÍes piden por el regreso de los mÁs de 100 rehenes. el acto se realizÓ debido al primer aÑo de este ataque de hamÁs. algunos corredores calificaron tan deprimente que muchos rehenes no hayan regresado a sus casas. deseando el regreso de los rehenes y pidiendo la paz, nos despedimos. gracias por acompaÑarnos.♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] se apagÓ el fuego y un punto de oro para detroit. >> por lo que fue el desempeÑo y por lo que sucediÓ al 56 ccon esa gravÍsima desconcentraciÓn

magazine, that's what happened to me, and tomorrow it won't. you speak reasonably, and when did your iray away? on monday? well, yes. it turns out that the murdered man was a dangerous criminal, yeah, the murder was committed in self-defense, but judging by this it will not be difficult to prove, so does it matter to us who killed, right, okay, marya alekseyevna, that's how we will do it. you should not be placed in a pre-trial detention center before the trial will be, get off with a subscription, oh, thank you, my dear, may you be healthy for a lifetime, lord, why are you so sad, senior lieutenant, and comrade colonel, i know, you're tired, you 've had a long day today. comrades, officers, women's day, of course, it's wonderful, let's ask, we drank today, but we must not forget about work, let's analyze today, you all ran around, fussed, shot a little, but one of your comrades didn't run, didn't fuss, sat in the elevator for half a day and thanks to this circumstance solved a crime, an incident. in investigative practice, simply unique, so i propose to drink to senior lieutenant rydano

el primer estado al que irÁ serÁ a guerrero, se va a reunir con la gobernadora evelyn salgado.olemos estados unidos y pasamos precisamente con blanca rosa vilches. buenas noches, te escuchamos, blanca. blanca: efectivamente, aquÍ despuÉs de haber terminado el debate esta la discusiÓn de lo que pasÓ y a diferencia del debate presidencial en el debate de esta noche, definitivamente fue civilizado y tantos y que terminÓ con un apretÓn de manos por parte de ambos candidatos a la vicepresidencia. se hablaron el tema del aborto, economÍa y sobre todo se iniciÓ este debate de los candidatos a la vicepresidencia y sobre el conflicto de medio oriente. presentador: necesita fuerza y hay que reconocer que si se salen de la lÍnea estados unidos como lÍder global va a poner la paz al mundo. >> una persona que pueda lograr reunir a las coaliciones y entender que nuestros aliados son importantes y cuando nuestros aliados venado en el trÓn voltear y para estar y tambiÉn a corea del norte. reportera: definitivamente ambos candidatos lucharon por sus campaÑas y presentar sus puntos de vista, el

there's, there's an infrastructure bill and there's a bill on chips that also has some impact on climate ira is the biggest of all and, and that's been, you know, very, very effective. and that's been, that has been very, very good us to kind of target for 2030 back when i, when i was elected, which was aimed at cutting emissions in half by 2030. i don't think we're going to quite get there, but we're getting.

we give them this the entire give you this up on that ira, but they for up to now they have not yet started. they, the municipal home assess, will decide when they should start them. oh, wow, your excellency now go on going back for incidentals now. media. thank you so much for joining us here on dw. okay, thank you very much. the i of priscilla and san lagos. nigeria, welcome to our new edition of eco offer. god, do you mind cause deployment disruption? there's no effect of life this week. we'll look through that to examples across the continental problems for me to change the many ways that the economies of societies are reacting to today's new reality and adopt into a show of, by the way, with me becomes more sustainable. here's what's coming up by teen energy properties in somalia with solar power we met only gen, mind ancient by way.

there's, there's an infrastructure bill and there's a bill on chips that also has some impact on climate ira is the biggest of all and, and that's been, you know, very, very effective. that's been, that has been very, very good us took out a target for 2030 back. when i, when i was elected, which was aimed at cutting emissions in half by 2030, i don't think we're going to quite get there, but we're getting a lot of 5 of them before. and there's a new round of a target. countries have to take coming up next year. i think the country that is the most important right now with respect to targets and amounts of admission and not the amount of mission is obviously the china, china, a cows for about 30 percent of the world's greenhouse gases, which is more than all developed countries, put together, well, thank you very much for your time. it was a pleasure to talk to you and thank you. thanks the business dw news off coming up from the program. wagner in the central african republic. is it more schools model for africa? once a private and military company, now it is russia is long down in c, a r,

of, uh there, there will be a huge reaction from the opposition and from to organize civil society. ira expect also must demonstrations against decides vacation and money pollution of the election. just the way they have done it. i think it was quite smart because it is, it's not so easy really to, to, to show the details of this this far as if you case. right? looking for the window is only time with how, how things develop stuff on my stuff with a job on concert on foreign relations. thank you. thank you. stay with us to find out why finland precedents alex on the stop is sure ukraine will one day be a member of nato. that's coming up next. and i did of your interview station from all the various you know, just you can have a site and make the right decision to dw news. i'm interested to follow up on an official visit to berlin, alex on the stoop. the president offended, made with.

give me money and i will get rid of what the ira does to lower the cost of prescription drugs. one was five to $600 from medicare now $35 a month. insulin, we are not talking about research here, it makes a difference, these are kitchen table issues. public sentiment is everything. with it you can accomplish almost anything. without it, practically nothing. people have to know and we have to make sure that they know his legacy is tremendous and it's our legacy and it's remarkable. 200 republicans voted against and vote no and take the dough in the past act with 24 republicans actively. the would not allow them to participate in that meant 187 of them voted against it and the list goes on. not one republican vote from the climate crisis. >> a lot of money going in why is it biden and then harris? some of the things you have saying they are worried about migration for all principles donald trump is reasons. again, we would hope they would be staying for incubus for coverage for all of this. we fully intend on the ground. it's not about polls but about turnstone and we have to act

of, uh there, there will be a huge reaction from the opposition and from to organize civil society. ira expect also must demonstrations against decides vacation and money pollution of the election. just the way they have done it. i think it was quite smart because it is, it's not so easy really to, to, to show the details of this this far as if you case. right? looking for the window is only time with how, how things develop stuff on my start with a job on concert on foreign relations. thank you. thank you. this and you are up to date off next style tech show ships tries out a new kind of taxi one that is driven by a robot. i and you, mike, a junior staging from one use of the top of the, the assembly or in the desert between 2 major activities to have a whole list stick approach to migration policy rooted in the respect for human rights. our investigative research shows the realities behind the use refugee to the desert guns would not take place and without funding from the use it's determined by this was, is happening to migrate on the african continent.

the irish ira, so-called, which had close ties with rgun with the stern gang, well, it should be notedad their own wedding there, but that's not the point, they didn't terrorists, for the british crown they are definitely terrorists, for the irish people, the problem of terrorism, we are considering the problem of israel, and what they actually do and what they want, i want to say that they do what they want, simply because terrorism is embedded in their country's genetic level, and what was there, you just please stop before you cross the border, so look, today vladimir vladimirovich putin congratulated all russian jews on a big holiday, happy new year, so the attitude the supreme commander-in-chief is well known, when andrei, by virtue of his previous place of work tries to see a conspiracy everywhere, i understand, and i by virtue of my previous, but here there is some small peculiarity, that there is not a single independent state. than the losses of hiroshima and nagasaki, this is generally a traditional method of war of this so- called progressive humanity, which , thank god, we

they added so much money, and this was part of the ira and the american rescue plan act that. fueled inflation they now have s.n.a.p. at 80% of the farm bill. it has nothing to do with farmers. it's an important program, but it diluted the money that goes to farmers. then she added a whole bunch on the conservation title which she calls the climate change title, which makes the conservation title now the same amount of money as the crop insurance program. i agree th katrina on this, we need to raise those reference prices, they have to reflect the modern cost of an additional, what, 25% of input costs because of joe biden and kamala harris's information. those input costs have gone way up. we need to do that and we also need a robust crop insurance program that provides a premium subsidy, again, to reflect the risk, because that is what the banker needs, the banker needs to know that they will get paid back in case of a disaster with regard to the country of origin labeling, we had to repeal it. because it was not w.t.o. compliant. she said it was a national security risk, we

kamala harris estÁ en georgia junto a barack obamay maÑana ira a texas acompaÑada por la famosa %-@.n de dÓlares cada dÍa entre votantes que firmen su apoyo a los derechos de la primera y segunda enmienda. [habla en inglÉs] claudia: el primer premio lo dio el sÁbado, luego el domingo se anunciÓ otro ganador. esta mujer se muestra alegre y sorprendida. el tercero tambiÉn fue del estado crucial de pensilvania y el cuarto fue de carolina del norte. [habla en inglÉs] claudia: estos millonarios regalos obligaron al departamento de justicia enviar una carta al super pak de elon musk para advertirle que podrÍa estar violando la ley y es que para conseguir el dinero hay que estar registrado en uno de los siete estados clave, lo que ha generado el cuestionamiento de demÓcratas. >> es algo que se debe de investigar. claudia: prohÍbe pagar a la gente para que se registre para votar, pero no estÁ claro si la prohibiciÓn se aplica en este caso. hay lagunas legales, indica. >> excluye los sorteos. lo que la ley implica es que no puedes ir donde una persona y negociar ese voto o negociar el que se

ruined homeland, light a candle, burn the name of god, break the claws of the devil, o my homeland, ira. bring the glad tidings of rain to the breath of the desert, to the dry vein of the trees, to the tired night of the porch. in your eyes, i see the sun of tomorrow as my iran kiss this flag with the love of my elders, shower the world with flowers. your face is with me, iran, the soil, the sand of iran, your eyes are bright, iranian, the beauty of garb soraya , may it be at the top of the world, may it be under our feathers, a gem of wisdom like siavash, only pass through these fires , break the fierceness of the storm, o my homeland, iran, the candle of prayer is bright. light up the name of god, break the claws of the devil, my homeland, iran, i see you. we are incomparably tall and glorious old men at the height of our civilization. you will become the cradle of civilization. one day i will see the heart of civilization, the cradle of freedom. particle for direct object. you saw the water of the sea, we said that we will make you an arrow. the hand of the commander of our prayers,

reportera: esta votante asegura que les irÁ dando su apoyo a donald trump. >> Él es un cristiano.e kamala harris durante el foro titulado los latinos preguntan quÉ televisa univisiÓn trasmitiÓ. >> en temas generales estuvo muy bien. >> al menos con ella podemos tener la esperanza como latinos. reportera: los votantes anden le preguntaron a la vicepresidenta sobre su propuesta para producir el costo de vida. el futuro de los senadores. el acceso a cuidado mÉdico oportuno , entre otras. >> fue muy amable. pero no me respondiÓ la pregunta de lo que yo querÍa saber. reportera: los votantes indecisos tambiÉn siguiÓ to de houston, texas el foro. >> ninguno de los dos candidatos realmente no favorece. reportera: a la vicepresidenta harris le dijeron que mencionÉ tres virtudes de donald trump. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: el prÓximo 16 de octubre votantes indecisos latinos le van a preguntar sus inquietudes a donald trump. fÉlix: entro de sus reserva con la versiÓn de que la vicepresidenta kamala harris estaba usando un telepronter. reportero: en una imagen se vio que usaba un telepron