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christian bruch, president of iso siems energy. let me say, this is an excellent choice. because the issue of energy is one of the main ones on the agenda for us. every day, russia fires at ukrainian energy infrastructure. despite constant attacks. so far, it is possible to keep the power supply in working condition. we also helped not only with the protection and repair of substations and networks. but also investments in decarbonization and energy efficiency, in creating a decentralized sustainable energy supply. in the energy sector , ukraine is already part of the eu. since we connected our shores in march 22, ukraine has been exporting excess electricity to the eu. and thus it contributes to our energy security. and it makes it obvious. as for the recovery of ukraine in general, it benefits everyone involved. it's the people, that's where i started. this also characterizes our conference. it was important for ukraine and germany that representatives of regions, communes and civil society were with us today. there is another group which cannot be forgotten when we tal

i didn’t see my daughter for a very long time, when i left for the iso zone, there were moments when i could consciously... say something, it was already in st. petersburg, it turns out that when i was already in intensive care i asked to at least say a word, my parents didn’t give me a phone number right away, no, then, no, then, i didn’t i understood why at first, then in the ward, in exactly the same way, i said, well, let me have my word, no, then that’s it, probably three weeks later they operated on me somewhere, taking out a fragment from the spine, i reached for the phone while my mother went out to corridor and quickly dialed her daughter. and i dialed her via video call, and then i i just realized why they didn’t let me, i saw my face, and i just screamed, mom, hurry up here, she runs in, i say, mom, is it really me, is it true, i... that is, i have there was partial paralysis, my face was distorted, everything was covered in scars, there was practically nothing here, that’s how it was, everything here was sewn up with wire, the doctors came when we started talking about th

they are studying the condition, since there are children, it is difficult to eat wounded. crime in isoall this, antonov emphasized, indicates the death of us foreign policy in the ukrainian crisis. the official representative of the russian foreign ministry , maria zakharova, called for condemnation of the terrorist act that ukrainian the military carried out with the help of the united states. the topic will be continued by natalya solovyova. holy trinity day, families are relaxing on the beach in sevastopol on the weekend, a cluster munition attack on the dead people, nothing more than a terrorist attack in the russian foreign ministry, declare the day, time and place, the kiev regime. chose deliberately, but we understand perfectly well what lies inside the essence of the kiev regime, this is a deep-seated hatred of everything connected with russia, with russian russian culture, and of course, orthodoxy and christianity in general, these are literally ritual, and they, i i think that this is how the crimes they commit can be called, they coincide precisely with major holidays. russi

said i hope you guys are going to be because they know what it means for so, our work right now isoingffect the people of arizona the people of our country but will have an impact on people around the world. that's what is in our hands right now. and you know democracy, you've mentioned a the democracy. i think the measure of democracy has two sides to it. on the one hand, strength. when a democracy is to protect and defend the freedoms and liberties of its people, incredible strength and what it people. and it's very fragile. ong as our willingness to fight for it. so fighte well. [cheering] and we win. [applause] it went pretty good i would. we had a good time, we were dancing and we are all geat know for breakfast. i love that line. that's what i love out of all of . my rights away. every day i have to say the pledremember under god, liberty and justice for all. where's the where's the justice if we are going to lean on that and represet, we have to vote and keep our rights as human beings, as citizens, far to go backwards and that is please join me thinking vice president harris. >

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hamas iso's a group just like blm, antifa.olence and damage, they are looked at as if they are persecuted. you know? israel is a country, hamas is a group, a terrorist group. the people in new york who want to stay pro-palestine against jewish people, you know what? pack up your bags and go to gaza and see if you could help. i'll be honest with you, look at hamas, you look at them like they are doing something right? they killed people, you know? they started this whole thing. as far as biden goes, you want to vilify trump? biden, every single thing he has done, afghanistan withdrawal, covid reaction, overturning the trump policies. it's a no-brainer. host: got your point. there's a lot there, what do you want to pick up on? guest: was frank on the democratic line? host: i don't remember, i think it was the republican mine. guest: i was like, by lost a i think he said he was in new york surrounded by democrats calling on the republican mine. guest: ok, ok. hamas has been running the territory, they are an organization designat

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a deadly attack on moscow struck a city hall concert venue responsibility for which was claimed by iso. but the russian president has insisted that threats to russia come from best and countries or ukraine. russia's war drags on somebody job it out of there was a daniel who kenzie small. i 1st and most go daniel a significant attack which is walk the area and their job. but what is the security situation like now? the and the, this is an attack that a sucks the region and the water, russia, us gates was cut off the head of the douglas federal public has been surveying the damage today is he's been visiting this. so it's attacked by these gunmen secure devices. of course i still have money in place across through the public with police shut points in place. vehicles being stopped in search. so the active phase of the account instead of operation as we had out it has finished the investigation is well underway and investigate as we are focusing on as we had there for me, i had a little public funding and isolating any sleep ourselves that may still be active, i think investigate as we'll

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a group affiliated with iso has been blamed for several attacks in the region. and at least a people have been killed in violence there. in the past week. the last the operating hospital in the western sort of news city of fisher has shut down after was attacked, as, according to doctors without borders. and myself says staff or forced to transfer patients after the paramilitary rapid support forces opened fire inside the facility on saturday, especially if it is in north that are for and it's the only state capital in western. so done not under our self control. well fierce fighting began in the area last month, the our stuff and the student needs military has been vying for control of the current of the country since april last year. all earlier we spoke to admission the shot of the head of emergency operations. a doctors without borders and he says the rapids support forces alluding medical supplies, sticking with some inside the city are associated in the flu is know, facing one month of the fighting between the rapid support forces joined to the forces and

it's very, very effective in coming back to you guys just an iso to maybe parts of africa. i'm indeed all the parts of the world so that they should actually be moving with sympathy from our countries. why do you carry dieters? i'm a going back to what happened with isis and sherry and protect the right to the or full atrocities, but very, very do nice trump chaise it. so as far as size or the you turn all the government so big and quite a silence instead of having more sympathy for the situation. sure is a so i think is probably rolled on the district surfaces. and we also found that the best attack was allowed to keeping times for several months . do you think it's possible the prisoners could have had external help with the planning this, i mean, given the incidence of placing a supposedly high security location. and if they did have outside help, how would they have a miscommunication to? well this is marian try, sealer call sign up. it's like there's going to be a days probably investigation and so low base. right? yes. because i did say it was all pretty platinum, doe

fueled the biggest war that we have seen iso at some stage, this has to havereporter: my question both of you. norway today still has a continued fishwith russia. i am wondering how we should are -- or if y concerned about them take advantage of this cooperatione. sec. gen. stoltenberg: sec. gen. stoltenberg: which country? reporter: norway. fishing cooperation. [laughter] sec. gen. stoltenberg: can say is that i expect all i to fully implement the functions that we have agreed within the e.u. framework and also individual. beyond that, i cannot comment on how the implement the sanctions. sec. blinken: i agree with the secretary-general. thank you. reporter: abc. very much. let's the inspector general. we have the secretary attacks against nato front-line countries, issues you have talked about before particularly in prague, and a few that need would respond with collectively as is appropr what does that response look like? perhaps you can there is a response already or is this something that you think should take in the future? do you retaliate or try prevent deterrence? i am interest

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the group affiliated with iso has been blamed for civil attacks in the region. at least i see people have been killed in violent spirit and just the past week. european markets have been rattled by the announcement of a staff election and from president and manual mccolan has dissolved parliament after his potty suff and stunning losses to the 5 rise and european elections on sunday. we have enough wholesale. how is this? how does it get on a new version? just 3 weeks in the lead on to the olympic games. the national really came 1st in front of a fun ride. potties made of major gains in germany and austria. natasha butler reports from paris. senior action is sold. nobody quite expected this. what was expected of to visit you election is the far right. what do particularly well and they did making big gains. it was also expected the presence emanuel my calls policy would not do so well, but nobody expected the presence then come out and dissolve, follow the steps and makes me begin to june and july. and the reaction has been across the political spectrum. as i sa

this is a little sensitive because it's democrat on democrat when we talk about what the white house isoing. so i -- this is an election year, in case you haven't noticed. it's a strategy decision that i want to make along with the coalition. hi, senator. my name is claudia, i'm the deputy executive director at the young feminist party, a 14,000-strong youth-led movement to finalize the equal rights amendment. i'm also a proud marylander and i want to say you marylanders are so proud of you and your astounding leadership in t senate just pioneering the e.r.a. sen. cardin: i'm glad i recognized you for a question. >> i wanted to ask, so given your experience and expertise in the senate, what is your outlook regarding whether or not the e.r.a. will be passed in t senate, given the fact that the e.r.a. is not regular gislation, it's legislation relating to article 5 matters and shouldn't be subject to the senate filibuster? sen. cardin: that's an excellent, excellent question. we have not been able -- we need 50 senator we don't need 51, we need 50 senators that are willing to allow senator sc

the group affiliated with iso has been blamed for several attacks in the region. at least 80 people have been killed involved in that in the past week. so it's a come on, i'll just say the protests in paris a day off, the president and i know mccomb announced it's from school folks, not index the in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump? now, i don't think so, and it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump part, looking at this as selective justice or weapon is ation of the adjuster system. frank assessments that this stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 must cause a pro se thought that a 100 percent different. at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story. on al jazeera, as he says, he went to war towards syria to provide aids. are you looking back? are, you know, i'm not file, but not in the eyes of his government. my life has been us. can you just mean, like i said, these are, these are those in the 2nd part of the series. we follow a british age work or a

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a deadly attack on moscow. struck a city hall concert venue responsibility for which was cleaned by iso. but the russian president has insisted that threats to russia come from best. some countries are ukraine. the rest is war drags on some of the jobs i'll do. there's still a head hit all the 0 and get a new caledonia after pro independence lead. as i move to mainland from sweat l sites trial. last month's price as the the magic ounces. how did share of thunderstorms in what should be the dry period and the rumble on the way, but instead of y, c, for the most part is lucky much drive in the last few days, so few shall. so they shouldn't be mostly a dry picture. the wet weather focusing now in me in my toilet. and that was a warning art photon under heavy rain for the next day or the same. but some assistant heavy right has been the case in southern china relations when i picked his half a meters worth of writers folding this. so for all this month, this flooding here about one off times, june saffron's bank. the more coming because the line is persistent and it policies very slightly.

when you have a state federal court and the cases get assigned notches by district but by smallerthere isog, it's judge shopping and i think that's a real problem and that needs to be fixed and that has caused a lot ofnconsistenci legal rulings we been getting. when you can choose your judge and then getting a nationw■kide injunction out of one judge. you have one judge selected by the plaintiffs and you are right, it favored the democrats during the trump administration and favors republicans now so it's not a republican thing -- it's not a political thing, per se. there needs to be one policy enjoyed across the entire country. that's not the way this was intended to work. i don't know what the solution is but i think we need to find a solution to that. anyone can file suit for whatever they want and it has to be lighave things we - more litigious? yes but we got a good ruling on standing on the enforcement guidelines case in the supreme court, 8-1 almost two years ago. we are getting some good rulings but they are taking time. think it is not asan it used to be. >> thank you. i think thi

it iso t owners. these african-american fellow citizens -- to pit these immigrants against these african-american fellow citizens. ey■roups against each other. as long as these businesses can hire cheap labor, they will do that. right, these undocumented immigrants are being hired more swiftly and the citizens should have first dibs. trump is right about that, the competition is decreasing. longs. it is not at the feet of democrats alone. democrats and republicans have not been■a have been for decades now, engaging in meaningful immigrnand when you lack meaninl immigration you get republican governors playing this morally and that game of putting folk on bu■bse unknown, they don't know where they are what supposed to do when they get there, just dropped off. that is lobar and i do not to see that disrespect for humanity and the dignity of these people. on the other hand, democrats have not been as serious as they ought to be. biden to something not even democrats do not are bn holding others accountab

successful president iso have america bevi viewed as a successful country in the world■ both of theseof the people who are testn party. very concerning actually.ee is. we'll have out if he wins. but, i think as important as what he might do if you were to be elect, what's happening in the congress is equally if nort. and here is why. the vote on the package was overwhelmingly bipartisan and overwhelmingly showed people ica's role in the world can win these debates. it was not people's twitter feeds may have made it feel like it was close. this is not a debate.■e the american people want the united states to be engaged for they want us to help our friends llandllies for they want us to help ukraine. it's obvious what the want. people will respond to leadershipenate and the house speaker. mike johnson deserves an enormous amount of credit for standing up to some of the people in his own conference. so, i took great satisfaction and heart from what we saw in just a poor shot ofight happen in the election. mitch mcconnell will no longer be the leader. but he will be unburdened, le a senio

the california—based company will build a vehicle capable of pushing the iso—tonne orbiting platformto be put in place now for its eventual disposal. without assistance, it would eventually fall back to earth on its own, however this poses a significant risk to populations on the ground. you could say that, yes. well there's been times during the euro's, when some players just wanted the ground to swallow them up. but perhaps not like this. cctv caught the moment when a massive sink—hole appeared on a football pitch in the us town of alton. it's 100 feet wide and could be just as deep. it's thought it was caused by a disused mine collapsing. nobody was hurt, but a whole floodlight disappeared. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. it was a slightly cooler day across the board on thursday, but still warm enough with 25 degrees across the southeast. friday will be a little bit cooler still, but quite a lot of sunshine around generally. most of the showers and strongest of the winds will be across the northern half of the uk, courtesy of this area of low pressure, which will c

mrdemczuk: i think every city andla for african-americans to go to and feelafe,and feel as if this isoisten to a jukebox. this is a place -- so, new as chase, atlanta has pascals, new york has silvio's. d.c. had ben's chili bowl. so ben's chili bowl was a that o toasected it -- police respected■ó it, because they knw it was a place where people could socialize and frankly, exe world on the outside. peter: more ben's chili bowl customers. andrew young, charles hamilton houston, a. philip randolph, john lewis, marion bandy, eleanor holmes norton, and a woman named edessa mods rate. who was odessa, virginia ali? [laughter] ms. ali: she was a a prestigious college prep high mr. demczuk: she was at the top of h cla.the premier african-amn high school in 1870. they havees on u.s. postal stamps. no other school has that in the country. elite african-american school. ms. ali: and someone said perhaps it was because of her lor. she did not think she achieved as much oachieving, so she foua different way. bernard demczuk. how did she living? mr. demczuk: she was very talented. she was actually v

one of the main takeaways that i understood was the objective iso essentially eliminate all of governmenthought on the dark money? >> okay. speak to americans get to voice their opinions. they get to advocate for policies they believe in. they get to try to persuade felloweaders for policy change kind of candidates they want elected. that is an american right. it takes resources to do that. ■]so we have a structure in plae that allows within the lawork wh the one 100% to advocate for those policies changes. and so that is what we do put the left doesn't, the center right does it, all we do is practice within the law. or, doo we stand and down and t ones i do the advocating? that does not make any sense. i will tell you a story about charlecoke who is a friend of mine who i admire and respect. we are addressing some folks who are supporters. charles was going to speak after me addressing these folks. we ran a video from the initiative. the video showed a pastor and an alleyjt ruffians and their holding hands and praying. they were addicted to drugs and they neededdi help. sometimes spiritu

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you know, there iso many people believers.e saying, you know, let's give this a try, let's study it, let's see, you know, what the scope of the benefits are. and also what the limitations are. you know i think a of veterans affairs seems to really be eager lean into this space and to fund■= more trials and to make this more to more and more ve that going to give us a really clear senseqyor what kind of people. itincorporated mainstream gove'h care system. but i think the jury is still out. you know 5 to 10 years from now as to whether, you know, the kind of upbeat narrative that i think we'■' evolve ever since michael pollan's book came feel like we overreached and we coll. yeah thathatakes sense to me. i it's interesting that you mentioned the va. i was really st b the va undersecretary of health said psychedelics conference about the va if mdma does get fda approval wanting kind of lead the way there on that research i mean thaemeem like two things that you wouldn't expect to go together the va and ■land psychedelic research

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