on jenny's point that the fundamentals are just tremendous, yes, they are.to watch asset flows. many stocks have great fundamentals when asset flows pivot the other way, watch out we have seen it all year that would be my counter to staying long if this bounce fails. >> i'm not the judge, jenny. give you a chance to counter the counter. >> great thanks rob brings up a good point from a technical portfolio management perspective. i think that the uniqueness of what's going on in the energy sector now, i think that should let you override this. bernstein put out an interesting piece several months ago, said here's the base case, bull case, pig case basically let it ride. wind will be at the back of the companies straight up making money for so long, for a year, two years, three years, you want to be in it and you want to be greedy that's what i am subscribing to. even though rob is putting forth the technical portfolio management momentum, take some off the table, on this one i think you can grit your teeth and bear it, stick with it maybe longer than you're c

jenny, should we've been outlining.utely _ threat of general strikes? liz truss will absolutely love _ threat of general strikes? liz truss will absolutely love this _ threat of general strikes? liz truss will absolutely love this headline i threat of general strikes? liz truss will absolutely love this headline -| will absolutely love this headline — she today outlined what she would be doing to curb strikes, it's been a summary of strikes, there are fears of a general strike to come, threats of a general strike to come, threats of a general strike to come. we've had doctors and nurses balloting to strike soon. liz truss said she would legislate to ensure that also wants to raise the minimum threshold for the number of workers to ballot for each strike action. this has in rage for the unions and is precisely what liz truss wants — keir starmer said it earlier this week, the conservative leadership debate is kind of a margaret thatcher cosplay. she wants to appear to be taking a tough stance against the unions in the mo

jenny hill, bbc news. t head of the cia says vladimir putin is hoping to grind down ukraine militarily. william burns said there was no intelligence that president putin who is due to turn 70 is unstable or in bad health. >> vladimir putin was wrong in his assumptions about t ukraine invasion, and he's just as wrong now, the cia director told the aspen security forum. he insists that ukraine is not a real country. real countries fight back, and that is with the ukrainians have ne, william burns said. >> a ukraine that they judge to d to fold quickly, a russian military that they thought would win at any cost, european leaders they saw as distracted by political transitions, and he believed he built a sanctions-proof economy and had a war chest of hard currency reserves. >> he said there was no sign that the russian leader wasn't bad health, but he had been stewing in what the cia director called a mix of grievance, ambition and insecurity. mr. burns said china had been cautious about providing military sup

, jenny.ven what you said about the 8% contribution to the s&p earnings, i certainly hope that you are right , not just for you but because is going to be good for the index overall. >> weiss, morgan stanley is cautious. they say rough waters are headed for the semis. inventories are up everywhere, they suggest. >> i believe them. i think it's a common that's been made in the show. i know i've made it which is that companies stockpiled semis. everybody thought they would never get them again so they bought as many as they could from as many places, as many companies as they could. so now they have that excess inventory. that's kind of worked through the system. no company is going to admit that they have excess inventory because they still want to take some more in for the right chips. so, i think it's a moment in time, but frankly, scott, the focus on netflix, the focus on semis, it doesn't matter. all that matters is simple math. the fed is on a massive tightening. so what got nvidia to 200

and jenny, what about you? it sounds like you think they might suggest that, okay, inflation's coming down and part of your narrative as to why you don't think it's going to be as bad even if we have a recession, it will be shallow and brief, is that they will make some sort of pivot at some point. >> no, my narrative isn't based on the fed i think the fed's going to do what the fed's going to do, but my narrative and why i'm feeling better is we all look out, i'm looking this way, hopefully this will give you your segue too we're seven months done. that $230 for 2022 is seven months done. even if earnings for this year or the second half or next quarter are reduced by 5, 6, 7%, we're going to start looking out for next year. >> josh's point is that they're going to be reduced to much more than 5, 6, or 7% >> maybe. >> the market is having a hard time coming to grips. >> i would argue that the market came to the grips with the reality of that in june. i think we started to pivot, and we started to look out and

there is another. with that, jenny? there is another answer for — with that, jenny? onshore - with that, jenny? there is another answer for this, onshore wind, - with that, jenny? there is another answer for this, onshore wind, it i answerforthis, onshore wind, it takes— answerforthis, onshore wind, it takes two— answerforthis, onshore wind, it takes two years to put turbines up. there's_ takes two years to put turbines up. there's a _ takes two years to put turbines up. there's a fear people won't want it in their_ there's a fear people won't want it in their back— there's a fear people won't want it in their back yards, but surveys so the micro — in their back yards, but surveys so the micro so — in their back yards, but surveys so the micro so people don't mind particularly if their energy bills io particularly if their energy bills go down — particularly if their energy bills go down. we could've had the best of all worlds, _ go down. we could've had the best of all worlds, we could've had energy security— all worlds, we could've had energy security and produce g

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i'm here with jenny slate. so, wait, jenny. i'm like the rest of the world when i first saw it.t out a video? did you put it right on youtube? >> it was 2010, and i believe that we put it on vimeo. and i didn't know what that was. >> still don't. i think it's to pay each other back and forth, right? >> that's venmo. >> ah, very good. >> let me also say a side note. one time i was like in iceland in a volcanic bath. >> as one finds. >> why not? i was in the movie "venom." a person came up to me and said, again, people only have half an idea what was i do. he said, "i loved you in venmo." >> really? >> yeah, that 1499 request. >> wait a minute, marcell the shell in 2010, i like the rest of the world became obsessed with it. i thought it was the most clever, funny, charming, sweet thing i had ever seen. when did you create the character? you co-created it, right? >> yes. >> how long ago did you start making this movie? >> so, i co-created it with dean pusher camp who is the director and cowriter. >> yeah. >> you know, the character like kind of emerged out of a weekend, we were stu

star of "marcel the shell with shoes on," actor and comedian jenny slate. an all new "closer look.ng the 8g band with ralph alexander. [ cheers and applause and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we are going to get to the news president biden spoke today about rising gasoline prices, but just because alternative means of transportation aren't working out. [ laughter ] after president biden fell off his bike over the weekend, former president trump said he will, "never, ever ride a bicycle. oh, nobody thought you were going to i mean, at least until you said you weren't. because if this is anything like your past promises, you'll be in the tour de france next month. it did say tour de france, face, i apologize. i did it real fancy. tour de france that's the tour de france. [ laughter ] tour of -- it's the tour of -- [ laughter ] president biden yesterday signed two cybersecurity bills into law. said biden, "hang on it's almost done says all i got to do now is enter my social security number and mo

and jenny slate! this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: what's going on everybody, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. thank you every single one of you. take a seat, let's do this. we've got a jam-packed show for you tonight. "sesame street" is trying to spell sorry. dulingse sloan reads us a bed time story and good news. interracial marriage might finally be legal which means my parents are about to [bleep]. so let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. okay. let's kick things off with some big news coming out of washington d.c. now everyone is still shellshocked by the supreme court's recent decision to overturn roe v. wade, although this made conservatives happy because they finally made government small enough to fit inside a woman's vagina, everyone else was pretty furious. and people weren't just angry at the supreme coulter. no, they were pissed at democrats because they didn't codify roe v. wade. i

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, se encuentra mÁs vulnerable la caso de conflicto de rusia y ucrania, el jenny corado nos tiene mÁsana . >>> muy caro todo con el huevo la carne, la verdura conflicto entre rusia y a los efectos de la pandemia los recientes desastres naturales segÚn el conflicto entre rusia y ucrania es detonante . >> mÁs altos mientrasinforman 80 por cient sus seriales en ucrania orange county bra en amÉrica por precios mÁs altos, de rusia la agriculturs. >>> no sea depende del 70 por ciento de fertilizantes que han pasado de 600 dÓlares por to tonelada mÉtrica a 900 >>> se puÍde decir que no es f fertilizante pero lo que sÍ es cierto hay existencias para el preciÓ guerra en ucrania se sienten en guatemala y que en los prÓximos meses afectarÁn a sectores mÁs pobres del paÍs. >>> mÁs pobreza, y claro que mayores problemas sociales mÁs falta de oportunidad menos ha ss expertos aseguran que los ef efectos del conflicto entre r rusia y ucrania empiezan a sentirse como guatemala en los Últimos meses afectaran con mayor dureza a los sectores mÁs vulnerables del paÍs >>> mÁs progresa definitivamente y pro

jenny?shack he thinks people are doing aok to buy expensive hamburgers >> steve weiss >> i loved that exchange >> i think jenny owes josh a burger you should go there. >> it's on him i have tried it's on him. >> short tlt >> all right jim? >> autos and semis come together >> 2:00 p.m. madison square park >> done. >> "the exchange" is now >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans and we're having another risk off kind of day the base case is still only 75 basis points for this month's rate hike, that helped calm things down earlier but now we're sliding back to the session lows those results from the banks this morning aren't helping. we'll look at the tough spot the fed and the markets are in plus, whether inflation has peaked as dan warns about the future of copper and a deepening global energy crisis what are commodities telling

>> i didn't know. >> please welcome jenny slate.g me back. >> trevor: i'm so delight toed you have back, especially for this project because you know, hi heard nothing about this movie as an idea, as a concept. i didn't know about it when it went viral but i was sitting in the movie theater, i will never forget this. you know they are playing all the trailers and it was interesting, all the trailers were for action movies, i think i was watching everything all at once, which you were also in by the way. >> that's true. >> trevor: i'm sitting there watching the trailers, action movie, action movie, action movie and the shell came on and everyone in the movie was like aahh, we instantly fell in love and i remember thinking who made this, who came up with this, everybody loves it, almost like 100 percent on rotten tomatoes, everyone is raving about the movie so first things first, congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> trevor: and secondly, let's get into the how behind all of this. >> sure. >> trevor: if someone said you are goi

so i interviewed him for over 24 hours over four month period and jenny for five or six hours and they're the only interviews in the film. and that's why it's clarence thomas in his own words, but it was a 25-hour interview and it's only two hour film. so my co-auth book mark, paelletta, a long-term friend of the thomases had the idea that we should take some of that material and put it in a book and the book is 95% new material, but it follows the same pattern as the film. it tells his life story from the beginnings to the to the court and on to today. so i think this is a important moment for people to understand justice thomas, whereas ideas come from and who he is as a person. what was it like trying to convince the supreme court justice to sit down for 24 hours of interview. it was not easy and it is the longest interview ever granted of filmmaker by any supreme court justice. let alone one that's been reluctant to be interviewed. but the film evolved and at each stage, i was very honest and open with him and we came to we were originally planning to do a traditional documentary inte

elizabeth: interesting dolly and jenny lenz.s for joining sounds really interesting. thank you so much i be back on again soon. >> appreciated. susan you've got to listen to dolly and jenny lenz. they are the pros. congressman john uvalde. the conflict of interest were they using journalists help out the new border collapse. he said this could be a national security risk. were going to talk up to the congresswoman next is going to explain just ahead in "the evening edit" i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones ♪ if you shop at walmart, you get it. ♪ you're not just getting by. ♪ you're getting the most out of what you've got. ♪ and you know how to spend a little less, to get a little more, to make life a little better. ♪ we hit the bike trails every weekend to m shinges doesn't care.er. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingl

well we interviewed jenny, you know she much for a less time than justice thomas and she really helps tell his story. but he talks about what he met her and marrying her and what she means to him and she calls her a gift from god and i think they are very close. and i i think that the confirmation battle the very kind of contentious confirmation battle. they were not married that long pulled them together to have to go through something like that together and i think that that them one as she does he in the book address his first marriage to kathy ambush and his son jamal and your chest is in a little bit. i think you can see in the film. we didn't put this so much in the buck that i pressed him, and he did not want to speak much about it. so he's a little about it. we tell about it, but he doesn't speak much. i think it's interesting that as a result of that marriage. they had a child a son and she wanted him to raise the child and he raised his son as a single person with not a huge salary in washington in the 80s a very tough thing to do. is this your first book? it's my first buck

let's move to you, miss jenny schuetz.this wealth gap is what we are doing or seeing occur with these predatory purchases? does that go on to close the wealth gap? >> thank you for the question. so, we know that homeownership is actually the single biggest contributor to the racial wealth gap. black and latino families have been excluded from being homeowners and prior generations were not able to build up money to pass along to their kids and grandkids. it makes it that much harder to get into home ownership now. so, one thing that is important to remember as you build wealth and homeownership overtime. it is not that you buy a home and suddenly are wealthy. you paid on the mortgage and develop wealth overtime. it means that even if we got rid of all the discrimination -- >> if i may, let me ask this question. if you cannot buy a home because the homes, first-time homeowners, might acquire, are being acquired by large corporations, in concentrated areas, does that help a first time home buyer who might be a person of colo

we discuss and debate that with the investment committee with me on set is jenny harrington coming off the best day since june 24th. a nice little reversal here. we were negative early on. we're positive now dow's trying to get to a triple digit gain for the day 31,913 s&p 500 trying to get to a 1% gain today, 3968 nasdaq, the outperformer, 11,916 we repaired some technical damage all three majors above their 50-day moving average for the first time since april bitcoin at fresh highs since mid june is there momentum for the bulls? can it last? >> i think it can last one of the things i've been thinking about a lot is magnitude. when i say it can last, this does not mean i think that we're going to ricochet off the bottom i don't think we're in the land of, what do they call it, alphabet-shaped recoveries k-shape, v-shape i think it will bump along, but i think it can last. do i think we could float down a bit. yeah but i do think the worst is probably behind us >> you've been one of the more optimistic than most >> mm-hm >> on the panel. and this new-found momentum is maybe built on ma

. >> katie says virginia or jenny thomas would be asked to testify under oath about what she did on critical days in january. thomas is the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. she was actively involved in the stop the steal effort which we know was the big lie texting things to white house chief of staff mark meadows during the uprising. justice thomas, the only person on the supreme court that voted to block the records, you're now seeing revealed in committee hearings. >> is your committee planning on talking to jenny thomas even though her lawyer expressed reluctance to cooperate? >> we are. we hope she will agree to come in voluntarily. the committee is fully prepared to subpoena if she does not. i hope it doesn't get to that. i hope she will come in voluntarily. >> the january 6 commission has extra weight behind it this morning. on friday, a jury took a matter of hours to convict former trump adviser steve bannon of content for refusing to testify to congress. he'll be sentenced in october. back to you. >> a live look now at sfo and united dropping service to the county. acc

jenni corado nos cuenta. >>> digamos que nos dan para la semana digamos no se puede comprar lo que antene el conflicto entre rusia y ucrania como otro detonante. >>> guatemala importaba cereales desde ucrania, y ahora compra en latinoamÉrica. y de rusia compraba los fertilizante. >>> lo que es que cierto que hay existencia pero los precios estÁn ca ros. >>> se sienten efectos en guatemala que afectarÁn a sectores para mÁs pobres del paÍs. >>> mÁs pobreza y quÉ mayores problemas sociales mÁs falta de oportunidad. >>> segÚn el sistema de integraciÓn centro americana se encuentran en situaciÓn de inseguridad alimentarÍa aguda mÁs de la mitad podrÍan terminar bajo la sombra de una hambruna sin presidencial. >>> antes llevaban mÁs productos. >>> y estÁn buscando medidas urgentes para enfrentar la crisis econÓmica dicen las autoridades. >>> en guatemala jenni corado para las noticias telemundo. >>> cuando regresemos jennifer lÓpez y ben affleck cierran un asunto pendiente se casaron en una pequeÑa ceremonia en las vegas. (kid 1) ¿dónde está lucky? (kid 2) sé que está por aquí en algún lado. (

estÁ acusado de chantaje trÁfico de influencias entre otros delitos jenni corado nos amplÍa. >>> asÍiÓn, una persecuciÓn. >>> la fcalÍa contra la impunidad acusa a zamora de lavado de dinero, chantaje de dinero, y constituciÓn purociÓn. >>> quiero dejar claro que no tiene relaciÓn enu calidad del periodista. >>> el trabajo de denuncia e investigaciÓn de josÉ rubÉn zamora en el periÓdico lo ha enfrentado con todos los gobiernos recientes de guatemala. pero le ha valido reconocimiento a nivel mundial. >>> mientras que autoridades dicen que la detenciÓn no es un ataque a la prensa organizaciÓn de derechos humanos muestran su preocupaciÓn por los efectos que esta acciÓn podrÍa alcanzar. >>> preocupado, porque estamos hablando del director de un medio de comunicaciÓn, uno de los que ha hecho un prioridades modo investigaciÓn. >>> despuÉs de seis horas de allanamiento fue llevado a los tribunales en donde fue presentado ante un juez que le dictÓ prisiÓn preventiva. >>> hay unas cÁrceles que son peores que otras, en todos tengo enemigos, pero va a ser complicado. >>> el periodista tendrÁ su

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the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might be at high risk within our clinic, the san francisco public health department which receives a vaccine supplies from the federal and state government. >> sent kron 4 news. this statement, quote, sfpd ph takes monkeypox seriously. >> well, most cases resolve on their own without pills or treatment. monkeypox can be serious. we are trying to contain outbreaks and reduce transmission to avoid the virus spreading to more people and potentially becoming mic. they continued saying that they are increasing education about it, spread from close and extended contact with an infected person and that they do expect to get more doses soon. you had any side effects the field. >> i feel fine. warren would receive his first of 2 shots the other day and a pop-up clinic in berkeley want to be a little more proactive, you know, where i've been recently bars clubs and that the gym, that was a little bit little bit concerned a

jenny hill reports from duisburg. germany thought this was the fuel of the past.s russia restricts its gas, germany is seeking other sources of energy and that includes firing up old coal power stations. so, martina's barges are busy, but she sees the damage done by vladimir putin's gas war. translation: of course it's good i for us that we are transporting l so much coal, but it's a fine line because industry here might have to shut down soon if the gas runs out. few here trust russia. but germany relied on its gas. it's painfully exposed. russian gas powered this country's economy. going without it, industry leaders warn, could have catastrophic consequences, perhaps even trigger a recession.

her name was jenny jerome. she was 19. after just three days the couple were engaged to be married. an idea that was fiercely opposed by both sets of parents. marriages between american terraces and british aristocrats were common at the time, but for both the jerome's and the marborists this proposed union, wasn't that all what they had in mind. as a younger son randolph while he possessed the honorific title of lord was not a member of the nobility. it was not an earl or a duke. he did not have his own independent source of wealth. so far as the marbles were concerned jenny's family might be wealthy, but they weren't that wealthy and from the point of view of blenheim palace the drums were well to put it mildly vulgar. nevertheless the marriage went ahead in april 1874 and their first son winston was born the following november. this meant that winston was by birth 50% american a fact that his critics especially those in the conservative party were quick to point out when it suited them one even serious sneeringly called churchill that half-breed american. other contemporaries tho

over the weekend select committee vice chair republican liz cheney said that virginia, or jenny thomaso testify under oath, but what she did on this critical days. she was actively involved and the stop the steel effort, now known as the big lie. thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, justice thomas the only person on the supreme court blocking the record you are seeing revealed in all the committee hearings. >> is your committee playing on talking to jenny thomas even though the lawyer has respected an expected reluctance? >> we are and the committees engaged with counsel and we hope she will agree to come in voluntarily. >> the january 6th commission has extra weight behind it this morning. on friday, a jury took just a matter of hours to convict former tribe adviser steve bannon with contempt for refusing to testify to congress and he will be sentenced in october. we love talking to on social media. on twitter you will find me there @scottmcgrew. >>> a huge scare for boaters at plymouth, massachusetts, you see a huge wail, look at that. that landing on top of a n

jenni: it's a good question, very late into the pandemic.ing is the last leader in the g20 to reveal his vaccination status and even then, it was indirect. the government just said that all chinese leaders had had a homegrown vaccine. i think the point of making this public is that china still has a big problem in convincing the elderly to take the vaccines. the elderly population is a crucial part of the operation that you need to protect so you can slowly start to relax these measures we are seeing in china due to its covid zero c. i think that officials are hoping that by saying that the top leaders themselves, who are slightly older, it will reassure the public that they can take these vaccines. david: jenni marsh, our greater china editor. things have actually picked up, hong kong visitors. march and april were very difficult months. we put that on the chart. 187,000 is the last data point. in context, that looks like a lot. normally that should be at about 5 million. yvonne: wow. five from pre-pandemic levels. [laughter] take a look at

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin.tern region of donetsk to leave the area as soon as possible. during his nightly address to the nation, volodymyr zelensky, reiterated a mandatory evacuation order and said hundreds of thousands of people still in combat zones in the east of the country, needed to move to safety. translation: there's already a governmental decision - about the obligatory evacuation from donetsk. we only need a decision from the people who have not yet made it for themselves. please follow evacuation. we will help you. we are not russia. we will do everything possible to save the maximum number of human lives and to limit russian terror. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams told us how many civilians are still in the eastern area of donetsk. people have been leaving all of those regions since the war began, but there are probably 200,000 or so people still left in the donetsk region, the donetsk 0blast as it's known. and this is really who the government is speaking to. this is not, i should underlin

ah ah, i must have them to jenny with abilene. i've never worked with cars before. was an issue, but i'm working here now to beef up my body. i flint, hey man, this isn't really my kind of job and my la, i'm not strong enough but the, a with deed because it takes muscles, isaac, to you. i carry around things that way more than i do up there in can a lot. i'd like all kinds of car parts and even engines on it. and i wouldn't have been able to handle that before, but i can now i love it. i've been working here for 2 months on mister lyla. oh, well, i am horn a harlem ho. my co workers here are tall and strong at all, and they often ask me how i can do this work with such a small body shop that had i understood in a similar was supposedly with which order ah, you have to put your weight on it from behind a candle and a half how the and to talk was yesterday. i feel like i'm stronger than most normal men all should body or maybe i just think that to prove to myself, i'm a normal man. you guys will be shirley. i'm a man, a man along with my job and goals and everything t

jenny, i don't feel comfortable with anyone. cool. so i've decided to be on my own. let got other than nikolai ah, an tablets men in ne. listen, i'm tired of pretending i'm not ali. although i feel like ali on the inside lesson and now whenever i form bonds, i feel like they're not authentic or complete because i can't be myself mafia for that. i have to fear because hsu lu ah or fall at allah among the board. go a she i arrived and magda book and applied to work for the police here on the 20 can before that i stayed and highly rushed out for a month. oh, not a month. you did alimony, but when i got here, i didn't know much about the city or even much about germany, nevada. show us lanelle monia kent. oddly. oh me. oh, well, i signed up for a german language school to busy myself, of course. and so had a working, but i was sharpie on the because there was an issue with my name. the mobile isn't referral. how could the instructor call me a woman? for an ana give any an o'keefe, a dime? not a woman. me fell. say you that i need. i quit the school up acton melissa malle

ah ah, i think everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. ah, and some of this i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shove my got my license to work as a swimming instructor here. dish and now i teach children on adults with what's your story? take part. share it on info, migrants dot net. ah, his good is establishing a new order. changing pain, president of the global powered china, is part of a whole system which believes his time has come. he relies on an authoritarian system of total surveillance on economic expansion without scruples and again and again, she provokes and threatens with military aggression. the chinese president believes that his way is for superior than that of western democracy.

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin.e english players but the german side as well. everywhere in the world could benefit from this. we will be talking throughout the next few hours in the run—up to the kick up about that kind of legacy with people involved in the sport are hoping for. and of course, how it compares to the men's game. some people are saying they prefer the style of the women's play. but maybe thatis style of the women's play. but maybe that is a little controversial, we will talk about that in the hours ahead of us. but that is it for me. much more for uk viewers later. ukraine's president is urging people near the eastern region of donetsk to leave the area as soon as possible. during his nightly address to the nation, volodymyr zelensky, reiterated a mandatory evacuation order and said hundreds of thousands of people still in combat zones in the east of the country, needed to move to safety. translation: there's already a governmental decision - about the obligatory evacuation from donetsk. we only need

but we can actually drive vehicles um that, that produces our cost of operating so much that jenny, as a country and us as individuals, become independent of oil prices at both of the emissions side. and for a while it's, it's an important aspect for the montage to bus drivers. mclamore due on what other variables that were due for him, a todd to operator the price of fuel is very high and all of this on monday. and you cannot make good money or not, because you spend a lot of money on fuel, on the north of the stigma, with the new electric bus, we will make more money. and even the bossa will. and how, when that ought to be at the bottom of this, i'm converting a gasoline engine to an electric engine costs over $40000.00 euros, which most owners can't afford what's more over time. the lithium batteries lose them of their power, which means more resources are needed. and proper recycling is a challenge to still for sustainability experts like pamela, awkward toys, these new technologies offer new chances for change inside the new, but africa has not been bought. of course, the net effe

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dame jenny harries, thank ou ve patient.and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are geri scott from the times and the guardian's aubrey allegreti. it's been a day of more lengthy delays and frustration for thousands travellers trying to cross the channel. on what's been the busiest travel day of the year so far, some drivers have had to wait five to six hours before reaching the port of dover, or the eurotunnel terminal at folkestone. from dover, here's ramzan karmali. the queues on the motorway leading into dover. it's becoming a familiar sight. yesterday's chaos seems to be repeating itself today, and for many holiday—makers trying to get away, this has become the worst possible start to their summer break. but for those who set off early there was an air of optimism. i'm assuming at some point we're going to stop and sit in traffic for hours and hours and hours, but so far we've got... we keep c

and jenny from the block becomes mrs affleck.early 20 years after they first dated, jennifer lopez and ben affleck have tied the knot. hello. thanks for joining hello. thanks forjoining us. a preliminary report into a mass shooting at a school in texas in may has found systemic failures in the response of the law enforcement officers. 19 children and two teachers were killed when an 18—year—old gunman opened fire at the school in uvalde. the report says that while almost 400 officers responded, there was a lack of urgency and no—one took overall command. mark lobel reports. 19 children and two teachers killed amid systematic failures and poor decision—making. that's the damning conclusion from the most exhaustive probe on why it took nearly 400 police and other officers more than an hour to confront and kill and 18—year—old gunman here in may and what texan legislators described as a chaotic scene marked by a lack of clear leadership and sufficient urgency. their report found that law enforcement responders failed to adhere to th

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