please stay with us jane. we're going to talk about trends in with the blowing and why laws and public opinion haven't kept up with those trends after we take a short break. so stay tuned. we'll be right back. the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the what should we make of the vitamin c spire which apparently originated in israel, that'd be, is really government sales to own. is this merely cheap domestic political posturing, or a reflection of the moral rocks of american foreign policy? probably don't take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality. distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen for you, fractured images, present it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the ukraine in leadership will probably be happy to have a low intensity conflict, a constant marshall low awards elections and continuing and getting external financial assistance. precisel

please stay with us jane. we're going to talk about trends in with the blowing and why laws and public opinion haven't kept up with those trends after we take a short break. so stay tuned. we'll be right back. the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the acceptance and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. what could i please or do the have the state department, the c, i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you on march the 22nd 1943. doing the great petri. i'll take the shirts and munch fatality and 118. run down the better receiving village of clotting around to ship . but the person, if i did the wi

please stay with us jane. we're going to talk about trends in with the blowing and why laws and public opinion haven't kept up with those trends after we take a short break. so stay tuned. we'll be right back. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 known in vietnam as the american war, the vietnam war lost its almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time between now and then you don't see it now. what is all i'm empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i got the american soldiers murdered resistors mercilessly burned down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and li bye. all right to the americans. ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yes. yes. that's the way to the police have come to the russian states. never as tight as one of the most sense community best. not getting all sense of the speed. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kr

please stay with us jane. we're going to talk about trends in with the blowing and why laws and public opinion haven't kept up with those trends after we take a short break. so stay tuned. we'll be right back. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry. uncle, we're speaking with famed f b i whistle blower, jean turner. she's also the director of the national whistleblower center based in washington dc. good to have you with this jane. pleasure to be on your program to explain these programs through whistle blowers and advocate for them. jane, i'd like to discuss the official responses to whistle blowing. i recently attended an event on capitol hill in honor of to whistle blowers from the internal revenue service who were given an award for the work on the hunter biden case. this was a well publicized event. it was honoring to whistle blowers who had been in the news. and besides senator charles grassley, who was a well known friend too and supporter of

i whistleblower jane turner. she's also the director of the national whistleblower center based in washington dc. good to have you with this jane. pleasure to be on your program to explain these programs through whistle blowers and advocate for them. jane, i'd like to discuss official responses to whistle blowing. i recently attended an event on capitol hill in honor of to whistle blowers from the internal revenue service who were given an award for their work on the hunter biden case. this was a well publicized event. it was honoring to whistle blowers who had been in the news. and besides senator charles grassley, who's a well known friend too, and supporter of whistle blowers, nobody showed up nobody besides their friends and a small group of other whistle blowers. why do you think that is there are 535 members of congress? why do you think that only one thought that this was an event where the of his time . wow, i'm very disheartened to hear that john. uh, that makes me very sad. i did not, i did not hear abo

please stay with us jane. we're going to talk about trends in with the blowing and why laws and public opinion haven't kept up with those trends after we take a short break. so stay tuned. we'll be right back. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the in the 65 to 5 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the tv service was able to twist, which is the known in vietnam, the vietnam war. last, it's almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time we have now, and then you don't see a number. what is all on the empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. i got that not meant to supply the american soldiers, limited resistors mercilessly burned down entire

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helena wilkinson is outside st thomas' hospital helena. jane a major incident this helena. jane a ma'orncident this evenin: at helena. jane a ma'or incident this evening at some — helena. jane a major incident this evening at some of _ helena. jane a major incident this evening at some of london's - helena. jane a major incident this i evening at some of london's busiest and biggest hospitals after they fell victim to that cyber attack. the hospitals that are affected are those that are partnered with a firm that provides pathology services and it is vision a major impact on patient care. operations have had to be cancelled. blood transfusions and test results have been particularly affected. as have been particularly affected. as have other radio ten tests. guy's and st thomas' hospital in the heart of the capital is one of the nhs trustings after effecteded by the major it incident. king's college hospital, the royal brompton, and the evelina london children's hospital as well as other services have been affected.— hospital as well as other services have been affected. about ten to 7

he — have a point, jane? i think it is a bit of both. he is _ have a point, jane?nk when he reentered the front line politics, a week last monday, he said _ line politics, a week last monday, he said there is something out there. — he said there is something out there, and actually i think he is right _ there, and actually i think he is right i— there, and actually i think he is right. i went to swindon north this week. _ right. i went to swindon north this week. a _ right. i went to swindon north this week, a very marginal seat, a seat that labour— week, a very marginal seat, a seat that labour have to win to get a majority — that labour have to win to get a majority of _ that labour have to win to get a majority of about ten. you think if the polls— majority of about ten. you think if the polls are right so far, labour are on— the polls are right so far, labour are on course for a huge landslide, you would — are on course for a huge landslide, you would expect that lots of voters would. _ you would expect that lots of voters would, there would be huge into you ha

thank you, andy swiss- — let's cross like the jane gould —— jane dougall who is the scott and camp.n training, and some relief for the squad? training, and some relief for the suuad? , ., ., ., , , , squad? yes, and for fans. this is because yesterday, _ squad? yes, and for fans. this is because yesterday, both - squad? yes, and for fans. this is because yesterday, both andy i because yesterday, both andy robertson and lawrence shankland did not take part in the whole of the training session, the first one of the camp, and robertson actually limped off, so there is quite a bit of concern but we knew yesterday it was not anything serious because the assistant scotland managerjohn assistant scotland manager john calvert assistant scotland managerjohn calvert said he hasjust assistant scotland managerjohn calvert said he has just taken a bit of a knock and it was precautionary and lawrence shankland ijust a bit of a nickel, and both were in full training earlier today. so it relief for scott and finds what had enough of hearing for injuries for their countrymen playing in this tourname

jane dodds. back to the question about what we _ it. jane dodds. to the question about what we will do about - it. jane dodds. back to the question about what we will do about the - it. jane dodds. back to the question| about what we will do about the cost of living, food and fuel have gone up of living, food and fuel have gone up 25% in the last two years. i read that if you're making a spaghetti bowl now, it costs £2 more than it did two years ago. that is a struggle for many families. one of the big factors is that even wales, we have 29% of children who are poon we have 29% of children who are poor, 29% child poverty, and my challenge to the conservatives and labour if they are in power is, will you abolish the two child cap on benefits, because that is making families poorer, and that is shameful, in 2024.- families poorer, and that is shameful, in 2024. won't get in, will ou shameful, in 2024. won't get in, will you abolish _ shameful, in 2024. won't get in, will you abolish the _ shameful, in 2024. won't get in, will you abolish the cap? - s

jane, i am interested.alling himself the real leader of the opposition but that is just one poll. he thinks the party will gain more than 6 million votes. is this just a bit of theater or does he have a point? jane: a bit of both. he has very good at political theater. nevertheless, i think when he reentered frontline politics, a week last monday he said that there was something out there. and actually i think he is right. i am going to swindon more -- swindon north, a very marginal seat that labour has to win. you would think that if the polls are right so far that labour is on closed -- course for a huge landslide and that lots of voters wl be going for keir starmer. it is the classic journalist fox pot. i spent four or five hours pete talking to people going about their daily business and lots of people were undecided. people were really fed up with the conservatives but they were not talking about labour but reform. and i think obviously, that is something else that faraj would have picked up. he would'

so -- >> if i can figure out jane doe's parents, we'll know who jane doe was. >> reporter: margaret'smains from jane and john does, re-test their dna, and upload the results to a public database where, maybe, that dna would be link them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe. and i reached out to colleen and i said, i think i know how we can do it. and she said, bingo! all we need is dna! oh, and i know a couple of people. >> reporter: at first, they paid for the dna tests with their own savings. and then they set up a nonprofit and started taking donations. and after just six months, they solved their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a so-called golden state killer and the suspect, a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one did change the world, because that was a violent killer and that was a huge impact on the world -- on the community. >> sure. opened everybody's eyes. >> yep. >> and suddenly, colleen

jane goodall's invitation for my book, jane goodall was my childhood heroine. she stood up at that again, although my heart was broken, it was a blessing because i ended up being able again make observations of the apes on my own that i would not have been able do if i was following jane around. same thing happened in northern thailand. i called search the golden moon bear thought i on the trail of a new species. it wasn't, but everywhere we went. it seemed like a disaster. we go to a place and find empty forests where all the animals had been. we would find parks that were overrun who were displaced and terrible tragedies. and they were killing and eating all the animals. we were findg people without without arms who'd been blown apart by landmines. i even met an elephant who had lost a leg to a landmine while she was forced to do illegal in burma. i felt my luck had really run out and i was certain that this book was going to be so s going to have to come with a cyanide tablet in theone of our expeditions led io northern thailand and we visited a village of l

. >> jane. >> jane. >> but care isn't the only one who seems confused.ey so a woman can have penis? >> well, quite clearly it was a while ago. >> i mean , maybe he's changed >> i mean, maybe he's changed his mind and more confusion from david lammy the other day. >> is it transphobic to say only women have a cervix? >> david, i don't know if it's transphobic, but it's not. >> accurate. nick i mean, obviously you it's probably the case that only the trans women don't have ovaries but a cervix. i understand, is something that you can have following various procedures , maybe like being procedures, maybe like being born a woman . please, no more born a woman. please, no more messing with language or making out that the term woman can be used to describe a biological male, a biological male who is a trans person is not a different type of woman , but a different type of woman, but a different type of woman, but a different type of woman, but a different type of man, and vice versa. there's nothing wrong with acknowledging this, and it's not transphobic for m

i can say that jane fonda. thank you so much for joining us it's good to see you again in coming up the big move, paving the way for one of the biggest sales ever of us it's weapons to israel, will discuss with a key member of the armed services committee, congresswoman alyssa slotkin what the biggest companies the liver is an exceptional customer experience what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and biji solution from t-mobile for business t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees, powers tractor supplies, stores nationwide with reliable by genes business, internet, and partners with pga of america on been changing in innovation. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business after last month's massive solar flare added a 24 hour to the day. businesses are wondering what should we do with vegan eggs, 257, your right? >> so response, 20% would be additional hours with the extra hour, i'm thinking a py power now, let's put it through a book this is, going to wreak havoc on overti

jane lewis, and only us can fix that. jane lewis. bbc— and only us can fix that.. jane lewis, bbc news and - and only us can fix that. jane lewis, bbc news and georgian. —— churchin. the mood of scottish fan's going into last night's match in munich wasjubilant — but that all too familiar sinking feeling came flooding back soon after. what's the mood like now — our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin has been finding out. after a day to remember and a night to forget, this morning in munich it was all about moving on. but not before a frank appraisal of that display. before a frank appraisal of that disla . ~ . before a frank appraisal of that disla _~ ., before a frank appraisal of that disla .~ ., i, display. what could you say? typical scotland, display. what could you say? typical scotland. caught _ display. what could you say? typical scotland, caught them _ display. what could you say? typical scotland, caught them in _ display. what could you say? typical scotland, caught them in the - display. what could you say? typical scotland, caught them in the

let's head back to jane doodle. ——jane night. let's head back to jane doodle. —— jane google.uilding is coming to fruition. yes, no team news yet- — is coming to fruition. yes, no team news yet- we've — is coming to fruition. yes, no team news yet. we've been _ is coming to fruition. yes, no team news yet. we've been watching - is coming to fruition. yes, no team j news yet. we've been watching the scotland fans just filter in the arena. the atmosphere is going to be incredible. so many fans havejust done everything they can to get here. some have cycled and hired vans. many have clone. 0ne here. some have cycled and hired vans. many have clone. one has walked all the way to hampden — that was craig ferguson. and many of the fans i've spoken to have said they are doing this because they wanted to feel like a scotland home game inside the arena, not a germany one. of course, not all have tickets, and tickets are just like gold dust. we've seen fans holding up signs saying tickets wanted. they have set “p saying tickets wanted. they have set up some fans owns here in germany to

jane, thanks so much for joining us in your long career of activism. you tell me this is really the first time you've actively actively campaigned for a presidential candidate. so here's the question. why now and why biden i would have probably done it earlier, but nobody asked and why now? >> the elections in november or existential really, who wins in november is going to determine whether we have a livable future. it's as simple as that. and there's a very stark choice it's not that i'm 100% happy with president biden but he's someone that we can work with that american people can work with we can, if we can prove to him there's a problem which is what happened recently when people from texas and louisiana went to washington to tell him that they were getting sick and dying because of the presence of gas terminals and oil refineries, poisoning their communities. he created a pause not sexy, not front-page news, but it's really important. that's the kind of man he is. if you show them the problem, if you touch his heart, he will he will act according

jane seemed a we'll see, patron building museums. he used his fortune to finance excavations my gym and audiologist looked fixed boycott on december 6th, 1912 the g mega sensational discovery, a tell l. amana on the nile. the full time was over joyce, when it came time to the end to produce department to design the funds. the boss went to germany and does compensation. a wind ultra piece remains an agent moving advise after months that has been speculation that the boss may have been sprinkled with this was done so that the carla and beauty would not immediately apparent. so it can hardly be said that everything was done in the right way. so gun is goodman comb about so cold egypt have kept and if a t t in the country, egypt or under layer of colonialism, the ultimate colonialism, the british colonialism and the french, they took control of the intake, what the service. so there was no addictions in comfortable one of them to put the service then the because that's a determining source of the time, were created under the conditions o

[applause] >> thank you, jane.rom goldstar daughter ronda elliott, whose father was killed on omaha beach 80 years ago today. [applause] >> miss gibson, mrs. dropa, mr. roosevelt, mr. kershaw, mr. rheingold, chaplain horton, honor veterans, and anyone else who is important that i might have left out. it was very early in the morning. so early that even though the summer solstice was just two weeks away, the men on the boats, most of them little more than boys, were exhausted. they had been up since before dawn the day before, with no rest insight sight in the near most likely what kept them awake was excitement about finally getting into the fight. account we hear and have heard about these men and their trip across the english channel. we have been told that they wer miserably seasick. but the sound of waves crashing against their vote on either side,e with his thoughts. the whole world was waiting for this day. at that moment the place of the ndings was still a well-kept secret. i doubt that any of those men on t

thank you, jane dougal in stuttgart.ans watching in scotland were on tenterhooks as they watched their side's performance against hungary. catriona renton is in a fanzone in glasgow. do you know, sometimes it is so hard to be a scotland fan and none more so than tonight. you can feel the disappointment here. this place was packed to the rafters, full of hope and expectation but that goal from hungary meant that the dream was over. most have gone home feeling a bit despondent but incredibly proud of the team that made it to germany. crowd sings. in central glasgow, scotland fans raised the roof, singing along with flower of scotland. in the minutes before kick—off, so much hope and a few nerves. scotland can bring it home tonight. we need a positive result. we need it to get through now. feeling any nerves? i'm so nervous, mate. 12 tournaments over 70 years, we've never qualified, we've never played a knockout match. it's going to happen tonight. i'm hoping that we win, - i'm hoping that we get the win. that's what matter

thank you, jane dou~au recovery for him. thank you, jane dougall there _ recovery for him.ere for us. _ northern ireland and wales won't be at the euros this time. the welsh having missed out, losing to poland on penalties, in their playoff tie in march. the finest of margins for rob page's side. the fans haven't been happy of late — with the pressure now building on the manager following last night's heavy defeat to slovakia. tomas dafydd reports. heading home after a heavy defeat, and managers future is a topic of conversation.— and managers future is a topic of conversation. after those two poor results it's — conversation. after those two poor results it's hard _ conversation. after those two poor results it's hard to _ conversation. after those two poor results it's hard to see _ conversation. after those two poor results it's hard to see him - conversation. after those two poor results it's hard to see him coming about. i results it's hard to see him coming about. ., �* ., about. i don't agree with the way it creates division _ about. i don't agree with the way it cre

[applause] my pleasure to welcome back to the mic jane durban.me to the magnificent world war ii memorial for this day in our nation and allied nations around the globe. a special welcome to our world war ii veterans. as we gather here to commemorate d-day, the battle of normandy, we are honored to be joined by president franklin delano roosevelt's great-grandson, elliot toby roosevelt, as well as representatives who stood side-by-side with the united states in the great effort to defeat here any and fascism. thank you. i am also honored to be joined by my colleague, superintendent rheingold, who you met, director gibson, chaplain horton, ron d elliott, and alex kershaw. earlier we had the privilege of hearing from alex, the resident historian of the friends of national world war ii memorial. what a stirring and inspiring account of those first moments when americans first landed on omaha beach and began the march to liberate europe. alex has written some amazing books about world war ii. it is crucial for all of us to listen to expert world war

from the great state of new hampshire, jane jane and from rt carolina, thom tillis. might bering what brings together a republican from the south and democrat from new and the answer is the nato. shaheen and senator tillis are members of a group established in 1997 inrepublic . president clinn marked a quarter century of them in the alliance through a major speh p. reestablished by senators tillis shaheen in the wake of increased russian aggression and russia's intervention in crimea in 2014. thanks so much for being here. it is a su you. we are her moment, weeks ahead of the washington summit thears. it will not just be a lots of work to be done for the presentsecretary-generag was in town making preparations for the nato summit. i saw it his meeting with secretary blinken that he is also meeting with the snog. he is back in town today.are wep to the washington summit? >> the war in ukraine really forced nato to look at what it needs to do in order to continue to be the greatest defensive military alliance in history. in our meeting with secretary-general stoltenber

[laughter] first off i want to thank jane is 2018 jane had the vision to approach me to talk about reestablishingbserver group that have been dormant as yo■u while.now it was probably the right time to start it. i monitored part of the leadership and it is been very, very made it clear he is being here andahgton d.c.■o:#■j it was excited about the message of members that are at talk about coming out of the summit china was substantial way our data partners and allies threat. family ahead you have to think about nato and a global conte w could no longer think about nato being an entity that deals with threats coming from europe and t very clear. we are now down to single digitr 2% margin that is a huge milestone. but they all have to get on board i like the fact he went to canada. he conveyed the message our friends to the north need t g hs in ukraine.hing positive coming out of this experience is nato has been we failed a stress test. nato alliance is struggling to resupply ukraine and imagine if that had been a nato allyow to prosecute against the■i aggresse active vladimir putin. by think thank

jane, _ track talent. i want to talk to the panel as well. jane, i _ track talent.t your employer is keeping a night on what you do or is itjust that you keeping a night on what you do or is it just that you get judged keeping a night on what you do or is itjust that you getjudged on what to deliver? it is itjust that you get “udged on what to deliver? , ., ,., , ., to deliver? it is about trust and productivity _ to deliver? it is about trust and productivity so. _ to deliver? it is about trust and productivity so, yes, _ to deliver? it is about trust and productivity so, yes, the - to deliver? it is about trust and productivity so, yes, the thing l productivity so, yes, the thing aboutjournalism, we have been on battle buses and different constituencies, in westminster and so on but are you delivering? are you producing the stories that you need to produce on deadline? as long as you're doing that, you don't need to have the micromanaging of, have you stepped away on your computer to make a cup of tea, pick your child up make a cup of tea, pick your child up from

the past remained in germany, even though now even jane seymour and was arguing for it's was ton when he donates the structure of an effort to, to, to the validity of them. said that i give you enough for 50 on the condition that if it junctions would request the bus back, it must be to fit your to. but do, simon was jewish. and of course a part of the nice thing that fits them in germany. his wishes will not be respected by the museum or by the 3rd by the 2nd world war devastation 1000000000 and treasures you were going to buy the outs will disclose to the students and kind of going to talk to the new and different subjects. the nazis brought the precious spots to safety in an underground salt mine. the treasure trip was filled with gold bars and thousands of works of us, including paintings by rembrandt dura and brought to charlie. shortly before the end of the war, american soldiers discovered the boston the mind and moved it to the central on collecting points and fees on the following year. net. the gc was back in the spotlight as bill in the district. now it's called if there's

mall but jane had homework to do. michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, that was not going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> shell got in her parents buick electra and headed to the new west dale mall on the southwest side of town. she had $180 cash on her to pay for coat her mother picked out. kurt was also at the mall that night working a shift at the men's store. >> saw this beautiful girl in a rabbit fur coat, black dress, high-heeled shoes. blonde hair. then i was like, that is michelle. >> they were friends from school. she joined him for a break and they went for a stroll. at one point passing by a girl he had a crush on. >> it pops in my head, i'm never going to get to dance with that girl. >> i have miss america on my arms. >> he said he and michelle spent their break catching up until he had to get back to work. spent that's when we are seeing good-bye. she said don't be a stranger. >> did you think you would see her again? >> of course i did. >> it was not a night to stay out late so

the light side statue of the high priest run a fit for the legendary post of nasa t t jane seymour and gave the green light a deep sleep archaeologist. an egyptologist consulted in blythewood or of the same opinion that this is why we should go ahead because he's been from an opt historical and egypt logical point of view. the past was not as valuable as they thoughts. a new critics walk would be a waiting, waiting situation, but the public saw things differently and looked to the museum that was a string of all schools and the press against the decision, which was then with us. in the end, the opinion of the experts counted less than that of the general public. you guys, that's impressive. this will click on the 1933, the national socialist seized power in germany and the bus to become a political point in the show of strength between nations. propaganda minister use a double saw an opportunity to capitalize on. it's written, the largest german no far t is good, both in particular. so the return of nif at t t has a useful strategy to win egypt over to the side in the past. so against

jane dougall was watching.army of pipers led the way, carrying the hopes of more than 20,000 scotland fans who walked en masse to the stadium in cologne. inside, a wall of noise, as the players sang their anthem, the passion echoing around the stands. the tartan army willed scotland to turn their tournament around. for a moment it worked — a fumble in the box, but callum mcgregor recovered to set up scott mctominay. mctominay! it is deflected in! scotland lead! it didn't last long. a bad pass and switzerland pounced. the ball was a loose one. shaqiri! what a goal! that is an unbelievable finish. commitment is everything but kieran tierney pushed too hard, clutching at his hamstring and had to be stretchered off. this game is about fine margins. a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson. it was a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of

and that one, such a contract was 6 use by jim and entrepreneur jane seemed a we'll see patron spell in museums. he used his fortune to finance excavations. my german audiologist looked fixed boycotts on december 6th, 1912. the team legacy station are discovering a tail l. amana on the nile, the bull todd was over joyce, when it came time to the antiquities department to design the funds, the boss went to germany and does compensation a wink ultra piece remains an agent moving, advise after months that has been speculation that the boss may have been sprinkled with this was done so that the color and beauty would not immediately apparent. so it can hardly be said that everything was done in the right way. so the gun is goodman, come bout so cold egypt have kept and if a t t in the country, egypt or under layer of colonialism, the ultimate colonialism, the british colonialism and the french, they took control of the ethic with this service. so there was no addictions in control of the intricacies service then the because that's a, there's not many of those of the time were created und

[laughter] first off i want to thank jane is 2018 jane had the vision to approach me to talk about reestablishing nato observer group that have been dormant as you said for a while.t was probably the right time to start it. the leadership and it has is been very, very made it clear he is excited being here and being there in washington d.c. was exc message of members that are at%. talk about coming out of the china was recognized for substantial way our data partners and allies recognize there are an emerging threat. not only reaffirming this family we have that sometimes disagrees committed but lookingead you have to think about nato and a global context we could no longer think about nato being an entity that deals with threats coming from europe and i believe the secretaries made it ve clear. we are now down to single digit members need to meet their 2% margin that is a huge they all have to get on board i like the fact he went to canada. he conveyed the message our friends to the north need to get their act together and pay their fair share. putin has been horrible things in ukraine. there's

jane dougall there in munich for us.urnament doesn't get going until sunday — when they face serbia for their opener. gareth southgate�*s side will be favourites to progress, but won't be taking things lightly against a team with several players from the top leagues across europe. alex howell is with the england squad, as they build up to that match. so yesterday when we watched training, john stones wasn't there because he had a sickness bug. so all eyes were on the training pitch when the players came out to see if he was part of the squad that were going to take part in the session. and he was there, which is a big boost to gareth southgate because that is one of the talking points coming into this england squad. who is going to partner john stones at centre back. as well as the debate around the centre back position there is, in midfield, there's a space there and who is going to play alongsidejude bellingham and declan rice and one of the players who could play there we spoke to today and that's chelsea midfielder c

jane supermarket chains have massive negotiating power over prices. european commission survey found that 96 percent of suppliers and you food chain reported that the experience at least one form of unfair trade practice. the a student, a list of going to these are not biased with me to include an event on the candidacy. i'm getting, this is voice. you could send him on a new often price of trade deals often down to their plight. international agreements like the propose you marcus or deal with increased agricultural in parts from lot american countries, farmers, complainants, cheaper and produce that far lower standards type of thing. when you have the, the don't me, i'd be more 50. so before we continue in english, i saw small show new please go to the neighbors or something. so federal, uh they are going to see be sure it is either via to plus, but the book or the one for to sucks. well, these are life will need to have a full copy. this is the contract. even office of the agricultural sector often takes a backseat negotiations, leading social and environmental factors unaddressed

we heard how jane fraser is putting that in the spotlight.ali basak, what is the story with citi moving all of its eggs to the money moving basket? sonali: we are talking about citi's services investors day. it is something that has been traditionally very hard to explain to investors. it is the plumbing of the financial universe here. they move money around for corporations around the world. ultimately, about $5 trillion a day. large clients, amazon, uber, the u.s. government are among clients for this business at citigroup. that amounts to roughly half of its profit. it is hard to describe to investors, which is why they are having this investor day today. the key question here is what about the other businesses? the wealth management business, the investment banking business where there is a new leader, do they also have the promise of having their own investor days in the future? by and large, jane fraser stood up to investors and said we are no longer the financial supermarket of the past. we are honing in on these five businesses. matt,

people who are against the vietnam war, in terms of hollywood, the 1st person that comes to mind, jane fonda, yes, she was very actively against it. but many have forgotten that donald sir sutherland was also a very vocal opponent of the vietnam war during a time alongside jane fonda. but it never affected his career. he went on to have really great roles and was acting up until just a year ago. so yes, he was a very little bit person at one point during the vietnam more and then kind of tapered off after k j. as always, i'll get you out to you for, for a much longer than we have on. fortunately, we were at a time their entertainment journalist k. j. matthews. thanks. thank you. all right, you're up to date up next dw business looks at have the increasing amount of clean energy from minute renewable sources could be stored more effectively in the future . and stay tuned for that take care of the they've brought together by chance, and they root in the early ninety's, an independent free woman at the mother of 10, in a strict patriarchy the sooner they can. they allow us to obtain doors