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all of our guest. johan is market catalina, go on to, and thomas vineyard. and thank you for watching because of the program again, any time visiting our website, al 0 dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter or handle is at ha, inside story. i mean, how much am jerome in the holding here and a half by for now? ah, ah. as climate change heats up, the planet, one scientist intends to take his back to the ice age to save the permafrost below he's reintroducing animals to the grasslands above starting with the living creatures that planning to resurrect an extinct species. ah, could, is a freight save our wells? witness the zimm of hypothesis on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to crate, smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically refer to the oral industry was a made ban

all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests from brussels. johan a sparky, coordinating spokesman for the digital economy, research and innovation at the european commission from maslick, catalina, go into associate professor in private law and technology at intellect, university in the netherlands and from paris. thomas vignette, partner and co chair of the global anti trust group at cliff for chance. law firm, a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. your honest, let me start with you today. just how will these regulations work and also the fact that these new laws are to be enforced out of brussels rather than through regulators and individual countries. is that going to make enforcement easier? thing 1st of all, yes it will make and falsely is yes. important to note that only the very big a platform. so if you reach 10 percent of european so that is 45000000 uses then regulation. and so it was meant to be with the commission uncles. so a small person was good not b, b as opposed to brussels. but it's of course easier here. this one se

all of our guests, johan is market, catalina, go into and thomas vineyard. and thank you for watching because he the program again, any time visiting our website, al 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. i handle is at ha, inside story. i mean, how much am room in the holding here and uh huh. bye for now. ah, it is a couple of minutes to $1800.00 g m t $7058.00 p. m. in paris. hello, i'm the clerk and we'll be getting this news out slightly early to bring you al jazeera, special coverage of the french presidential election. final ballots are being cast and very shortly. we'll have estimated results, voters choosing whether to reelect president, a man or micron, or go with his challenge. emory le pen leader of the far right national rally party, as cross treadaway to paris. natasha butler is standing by natasha. estimator results or imminent they are imminent and i'm gonna keep looking down just to see whether or not i get them and

and i've got to go lesser david related to my nice little dinner. johan remorse, shown by one member in 31. he and his colleagues killed thousands of weapons. he's the guy who had been in unit 731. so during the young man in killed, paul johnson, an american director has studied isa and knows its history well. unit 7, zation in the history of the world, what they were trying to do short than build the most powerful and most weapons program that the world had ever known. japan had a longstanding interest in biological whether leave that biological weapons would help to pan conquer the what he saw it as his calling left of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country. e qu sucking you. oh, oh, japanese journalist shoji condo, the one crimes, a book that caused quite a stir is one of the few account of factors that brought japan to wall tiny doing look to your schedule for a it says low to so you wish so than will pick star soak away or schedule for it on not own that chism and all want on you. so she don't, he, she, biological weapons affect the human, painful death. the

a r d journalist johan gray bird sent out his report. he go in the drilling platform here, his leg or rather shells temporary storage facility has been turned into a greenpeace headquarters in the north sea. because isaac left the greenpeace could stay here until september, when the rick can no longer be sunk given to me at the nor see will be to stormy, then you still miss. at 1st, sheldon react. ah, only a few days later did they dispatch a grade level? the plan had been to use this to clean and prepare the brand spot for dismantling. yes, the under the front shells. first attack on the platform is the key scene in the whole brand spar story. the moment, because at that moment to shell had produced the constellation that greenpeace wanted to have, by which i always felt most comfortable in love with david against goliath. in that 2nd there's a couldn't it became world news as a kind of artist nevada night. the rest of some of the activists became a prelude to long confrontation dominated german media. it was a game of cat and mouse out

johan. he promised to show me how to cook it. first, we will make the sauce.adish and dill. add some salt and pepper and mix well. this will give the future dish a great taste, since sweden sea power, washed by the waters of the baltic sea and the gulf of bothnia, fish, the basis of the diet of local residents from herring, the swedes. just going crazy. however, in terms of popularity, herring is not inferior to salmon. salaka every self-respecting local the cook knows at least a dozen ways to cook them. now let's go fry, but there are no less meat-eaters in sweden than fish lovers. in the end. he won't eat all year round, only seafood, so after all, you yourself will be covered with scales. here we have minced meat for meatballs, most often we eat meatballs from beef or healing meat, but this time i propose to cook venison cutlets. it will be delicious meatballs in swedish by muller one of the main symbols of the local cuisine. everyone here loves them. from members of the royal family to literary characters carlson who lives on the roof. it’s just that i cou

johan johansson was mentioning?s there a pool that you are going to -- >> so there are contractors who we're familiar with working in san francisco and for example, on treasure island, the redevelopment work there. we've worked with that contractor quite a bit. we've reached out to local 6, they've identified a couple that they're aware of working and of course, the infrastructure bureau has a long list of folks that we could continue to reach out to. all of those resources were tapped for the original two bids as well. >> is this happening along the same time they're trying to hire people to do the work? >> correct. >> correct. >> and just i'm always very curious about this bidding process because obviously it's always great to get low cost bids and make sure we can save money for the city but does there need to be rethinking about this bidding process if there's something some we have to do to. >> we work in the requirements that the city implement as it does its infrastructure work. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>

one was johan as bombs symphony number 4. ah ah ah. with 4th is symphony. i do have a personal relationship with it. now the piece to me seems like an unusually strong statement of the future. her not at all conservative, it's something that actually is nearly a radical sign post towards the future. and that's why it, it remain so active in my repertoire today. it is noise music. so to say, ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, but begs repertoire. so wizell is that the composer will bring the sounds of the future, bring us to the future, said that the public is really anchored in the future. but a composer also will let us hear the past while we're in the future. so the last movement of, you know, in the for symphonies, the pa, secaria, and ancient form that brahms brought back as a part of the future. the pos psychiatrist's been used since since broke times and even before. so for us it, it may be, today's doesn't feel so radical, but at the time he was a clear sign post that the 20th century is coming for our tradition is going forward. that's why i feel today the

one was johan asked, but arms symphony number 4 ah ah ah with 4th is symphony. i do have a personal relationship with it. now the piece to me seems like an unusually strong statement of the future. pat, not at all conservative, it's something that actually is nearly a radical sign post towards the future. and that's why it remain so active in my repertoire today. it is noise music. so to say, ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, what makes repertoire? so wizell is that the composer will bring the sounds of the future, bring us to the future so that the public is really anchored in the future. but a composer also will let us hear the past while we're in the future. so the last movement of, you know, in the 4 symphonies, the pasa kaya and ancient form that brahms brought back as a part of the future. the pa psychiatrist's been used since since broke times and even before. so for us it, it may be, today's doesn't feel so radical, but at the time he was a clear sign post that the 20th century is coming for our tradition is going forward. that's why i feel today the for sympho

let's bring in our gas. joining us from colombo, johan perrera, who's the executive director of the national peace council of to lanka in jobs not long ago mar, who's a political economist and senior lecturer at the university of jobs. not insure lank as well. i'm joining us from melbourne is a man to pereira, a researcher at the school of education and the arts at sea through university australia. welcome to you all. thanks for joining us on inside story. i have on over to you 1st. so now the through lincoln has announced it is in fact, defaulting on its foreign debts. and does this stop the downward spiral? yeah, it's to be seen how markets are going to this. this is our president that she has never faltered on us. this might stop aspire, well, your difficulties to gaining international markets with my financial transactions bills. and the question is also why they had to come about at this point. the government has time for the last to try to show up as far as the search back last year because it's highest or bill $21000000000.00. so rather than saving some of that foreign rooms or foreig

this is a manor of skanahol for many years, johan walkerling has been its caretaker. this manor was built in 1647 for a long time. it belonged to a well-known aristocratic family in sweden. after it was bought by irish aristocrats, and in 1929 , the estate was acquired by a swedish millionaire. herbert retik in our days, a manor on a hill owned by the swedish academy of arts, academics have turned an aristocratic family nest into a small museum, where life is exactly recreated swedish elite of the 19th century. costumes of that time furniture decor from the point of view of johann the ocean. the mass of all interesting things, however, the most interesting thing is the usual at first glance, an old chest of drawers. in the drawers of this chest of drawers, several thousand various medicinal herbs and medicinal plants were collected before the invention of tablets and potions. people fought diseases with their help, but the most curious thing is not even this, but the fact that a huge collection once belonged to the teacher of carl linnaeus himself, they say that the r

this is a tweet from the journalist, johan jones. i don't know if you know johan jones, in 2019 when he posted this tweet, he now works for the "reid out" blog on msnbc. in 2019, he and i travelled to mississippi together. he got there a day before i did. on that day he visited bryant's grocery and posted this tweet. he says powerful first day in mississippi. here is bryant's grocery, and then he posted a picture of the wrong building. he showed up and he saw one building in ruin and one building restored, and he thought if this is ground zero the movement, obviously it must be the restored building. but he was wrong. to his credit, the sign on the left side of the tweet that tells the story of bryant's grocery, this sign is 33 1/2 feet from each building. it's precisely in the middle. and you know why, right? even if you don't, you know why, because when the county put the sign up they did not want to ask the permission from the family because they put it right-of-way between the buildings, and it was brilliant because it got the si

mets pitcher johan johan lopez. one that's a 94 mile an hour fastball near nolan are nodoz head as predictably renato doesn't like it. he takes issues jaws at him, and he goes after him. all heck breaks loose, both benches and the bullpens. they are clear as the two teams go at it near home plate mets star pete alonzo, i don't know if you can see him in the middle there, but he got in the middle of malay. he got yanked out from behind. by the way, cardinals won the game 10 to 5. you gotta say, cardinal. guess so. but that was the story. pretty words that was the story. pretty words will obey, right? i think so. here's what i wonder about zombies. (others groaning) what happens if they can't get any human flesh to eat? they can't starve to death-- they're already dead. you take this one. i spent an hour last night on "how do vampires shave when they can't see themselves in the mirror?" well-groomed vampires meet in pairs and shave each other-- case closed. yeah, okay, so, zombies. i guess it depends on the zombies, r

railway in the alps exceeds 57 km, many dignitaries were invited to the event, including swiss president johannch president germany angela merkel italian prime minister matteo ren and european commission president jean-claude juncker the first part of the indoor humanity was presented zombie's march of orders ready for execution continued this exit. baby angel. outwardly, this angel represents lucifer. the fallen angel has already appeared in such an external appearance as bakumed, which is considered the official symbol of satan and pagan worship. pay attention among those present to this person. he is strangely dressed and on his clothes there is a brooch on which a goat is depicted, which also depicts a bafumet. the goat-man plays the most important role in the ceremony through which the book of revelation becomes clearer in the goat-man fuse, thus representing satan and the emergence of the antichrist. this will not be an ordinary person; his authority and power will come from satan himself. note now on the appearance of eleven characters. outwardly they represent the church, the 11 apostl

, the highest generals of the russian army almost half consisted of european officers, among them johanspetr vlas yakov bruce creating petersburg. academy of sciences. peter relied on the advice of prominent scientists. including a year of betrayed stairs and christian practice, continued in other eras foreigners were allowed to return to their homeland, but the majority. of these, catherine ii remained in russia and said that there are europeans, french, german, austrian, and there are russians, like peter, she believed that russia was part of europe on april 27, 1810, ludwig van beethoven created one of his most famous piano creations and a miniature to elise the manuscript was discovered only 40 years after his death. the composer on the album sheet beethoven's hand was written to eliza for a long memory from lv beethoven continues the dispute about who is the elite of the singer elizabeth or elizabeth or the wife of russian emperor alexander i elizaveta alekseevna is and such a version someone believes that the dedication was. in fact to teresa just beethoven's handwriting is not leg

one day, the finnish poet johan lube -begur on the berg unexpectedly received guests in haste. build a treat. the poet’s wife prepared desserts from the fact that she found the result in the house , the guests liked it so much that it quickly became popular throughout the country, and then for her outside. the main difference is that a berberg rune cake is baked, that is, really. here all the ingredients are mixed. yes , indeed a cookie crumb. maybe crackers, sort of, it would seem the same paul followed. he believes that the real story of the emergence of potato cake is not so romantic; the first mentions in russia date back to the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. and apparently it was created simply in order to elegantly use unsold biscuit cakes and the like, they invented it undoubtedly. it's just that in some taverns there are confectionery shops, where the owners did not want to throw out questions. they ground it quite right and it turned out this chocolate sausage only in appearance, it seems to be the same potato only in a different form of origin. she

they were simply called johan's mill or jacob's mill.e part of bonaparte's possessions, he issued a decree according to which all important buildings had to have their own names. so by the way, we got street names, house numbers and mills. then they got their official names. the mill cat is seen by the owner who named her so adored cats cats regularly worked until the middle of the 19th century, then the capricious and fickle wind began to increasingly replace steam, completely simplified and powerful , a lot of steam engines appeared, and me gradually turned into warehouses and most likely would have perished forever if not for the energetic and resourceful and local residents in fifties of the last century. in our district, a society of windmill keepers was created; its representatives began to buy out mills, adapted linings to restore them and use them either as a museum or according to their wishes. for its intended purpose in 1955 was redeemed. and this mill is in the sixtieth year. she again became schismatic, why do we need old wi

global 3000 on d, w, and online that we're interested in the global, our portfolio, d, w business b. johan, here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. if this is where you stood with the w business beyond this sd w news, asia coming up today, a prime minister in peril. pakistan's in ron con, faces a possible early exit from office, but he is not going away without a fight, including against one of the most powerful blocks in the country, the military. and we'll take you to india and a story of empowerment. a football field of dreams for children who didn't ever think they have the opportunity for.

u johan is in istanbul on the story for us. and she told us what the secretary general was hoping to achieve in his talks with president ad one. well, we haven't heard anything official from the meeting yet. it was closed to the press spurred nato member turkey is a key mediator seeking to end this war. and turkish president ad on his close ties with both russia and ukraine and he has been trying to leverage these ties, trying to bring the 2 sides together for talks. and that's why i think it was important for un secretary general, cherish to speak with mr. ad one before traveling to moscow tomorrow, as you mentioned and to keep later this week. and then of course, there is the very urgent and dramatic situation in mother you poor. the ukrainian president had a phone call with an edge of tie about on yesterday on sunday, where he again stressed the need to evacuate civilians including from the as of style steel plant. in marty you, paul, hoping that the turkish president would use whatever influence he has on flooding the repor

the johan peterson field is one of thousands of fields and inlets that stretch way beyond the arctic circle. and that is the greenland ice cap. and we're here because the arctic is changing, and this year is changing faster than ever. events never seen before of made headlines across the world. the ice cap melted at a record rate, the water it created in 24 hours enough to entirely cover an area. the size of florida in 5 centimeters of water, great chunks of the she collapsed and drifted off into the open ocean. and it's been so warm. there's been rain, not snow on the summit for the 1st time on record. but what does it mean, and why does it matter? and what is what happens on the ice sheet has global implications, where the ice capital part of the plan is natural system and that system has been breaking down. we use this iceberg as a kind of canvas and put a map of europe on top of it and then super imposed greenland. you can see what a colossal land mass it is. and then if we put the ice cap on top of that, well as the vast, it's more than a 1000 kilometers from east to west and mo

so i got the a problem with with i can check with who move in for you just to be sure you was a hi johan, what can i help you out, martha? ah ah. the myth kirby would not hand in different political butterflies when in mistake. but seymour, my candidate on my office ever done a humanist dish at viola fee of us of wet donna but they ended up with. ready cannon more get hot enough to she ah, with with clocked out because i don't with a feeling i don't even bother boston off, but i saw it with the show. ah, dot com is the board. dom at us had a misfire. been loud in the mca natal history will actually caffeine and, and come to mind attending on. okay. ah ah ah, says she janet is out it up on an assignment and saw that in meeting you on the clock. yeah, i mean the issue with the book is in my in okay, got to be any anyone from there? no one is going on a plane in our own community, a a this going on, i hope moving process and norman and i know you can will sell in this thing that's not demo with the live a honestly i don't one month. so not working with no bond n y a i can get out not that c

who is receiving us weapons, alarms, members of the president's own democratic party. congresswoman johan omar last month tweeted the consequences could be disastrous if weapons are given to paramilitary groups, such as the far right link to as off battalion without accountability. all these weapons also end up in conflicts outside of the country, and this is the, one of the primary concerns. it's really out of the control of the united states. you know, when we provide weapons, we try to ask the countries to agree to use them and control them in certain ways. but ultimately that's not something we can have control over. for decades, the u. s. government has armed non state groups in iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria, and elsewhere. often with unintended consequences. most recently enough gamma stan weapon supplied by the united states to fight the taliban are now being used by some militias against civilians. to commit human rights violations. the defense department is calculating just how much money the white house will need from congress for weapons for ukraine, whatever the amount of pr

about how for how long took he can actually sustain these policies, this balancing act, it always johan and assemble. thank you so much. and here are some other stories making headlines around the world to day global defense spending reached a record high for the 7th consecutive year and 2021. the latest report from the stockholm international piece research institute reveals military spending rose to $2.00 trillion dollars. despite the pandemic, arms imports to europe increased by 19 percent over the last decade. at least a 100 people are confirmed dead after an explosion at on the illegal refinery in nigeria. on friday, emergency personnel are still searching the site and police are on the lookout for 2 people. suspected of being responsible for the blast nigeria as president has bound to clamp down on makeshift oil facilities. a japanese woman believe to be the world's oldest person has died at the age of 119 connie tanaka died at a hospital in cross city in south western japan. she lived in relatively good health until recently and was known to enjoy chocolate and fizzy drinks after

children or based on religion, gender and race companies could pay hefty fines if they don't comply with johan is bark. is the commission spokesperson for the digital economy and explain to us how the law is going to be enforced obligations of the go? the size size matters in that term. so if you reach more than 10 percent of the population would have been 45000000 users, you have, you are very large on and platforms by definition, but at all. and then do you have additional requirements? and for example, includes a risk assessment that is done regularly every year. and you have to check what was do you have? it doesn't only relate, let's say to illegal content. so hed speech, but also home for content. so think about teenagers and eating disorders. so it's something that is not, it's a per se illegal, but harmful to people, all this information and it will not only have to be assessed but also mitigated. and then of course, if they offer to get it and then that can be find a 6 percent of those wide group. the turnover is the capital find as quite a lot of money. and even if that's done doesn'

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