nor was julia. that the recipes in all the books hi were really not adequate. they didn't tell you enough. so i felt that we needed fuller explanations so if you followed one of those recipes it should turn out exactly right. >> they would try the recipes again and again to make sure thuld work. there were a lot of revisions. >> julia was quite scientific. she was kind of like a chemist, doing the experiment over and over and over again until they got it right. >> she didn't know how to take shortcuts or take half measures. okay, it's not working we're going to have to do it all over again. >> i sent a copy of this group of recipes to a friend of mine the thoughten miff lynn, and they offered us a contract for a book. we were delighted. >> then paul child's career took them away to marseille. at the time we didn't have to means we have now, email or anything. so it was all by mail. simka would type recipes, send them to julia. julia would send her own ideas. and back and forth. >> it was a tremendou

you see how and you yourself julia are familiar with his new wife. the same thing as he said that we will put on shoes to wear from alimony. i immediately said i i will not refuse. i say you now just buy it for sandals, and then tell us you don’t need to buy it and that’s it. and what do you think, she also warms up alexander's doubts. i think she did it all. hm. what initially this is her doubt alexander, of course, that's all she did, and my opinion is that it's zhan nikolaevna did the contraceptive methods chosen by alexander fail to pass the test? like their relationship with yulia, a dna test will give an answer to the question after the meat blockbuster commercial. but admit it, because you in the store, regularly fluctuating between black and white bread is the head of everything, how black bread is prepared. do you know what it is actually baked from and is it true that it is healthier than white this topic of the investigation of the week mulberry, what is special about its berries, in my opinion, this is a real taste of the south, and there

grants love for julia. his loneliness went away from her his desire to be with his children one of whom he had yet to see. contributed his decision to resign from the army and return to missouri in the hopes of making a go with of it in civilian life. which proved difficult? nevertheless grant took great joy in being a husband and a father doing his best for his family despite these daunting circumstances. these concerns dissipated as he achieved success during the american civil war. even then he wanted his family to be near him his eldest son fred accompanied him on the vicksburg campaign. and julia sometimes with children in tow often visited headquarters for prolonged stays. the grant's youngest son. jesse recalled that each of grants 4 children thought that they were their father's favorite so much so that each felt a little compassion. for their siblings once the staff officer came upon grant wrestling with his older sons breathing hard with his face turning red. disentangling himself from scrum grant

julia: you mentioned the filibuster.so been mentioned in regards to gun control and gun reform in the u.s. where are we -- is it possible to reform the filibuster in the united states? it seems to be the main obstacle to any real change happening. eric: absolutely, it is an incredible obstacle, very frustrating to people. and it is very easy to change on paper, because it is just a rule. there is nothing constitutionally enshrined about it. it has no legal support other than it requires 50 senators to support it. or oppose it to get rid of it. there is 48 senators on record as wanting to get rid of it on important questions, whether it be voting rights, which is the basis for everything else, as well as gun rights or abortion also. but that is only 48. they need two more. although there are 50 senators, there are two that are nominally democrats that have become notorious for their position against reforming the filibuster, that is joe manchin of west virginia, which is a republican state, and kyrsten sinema of arizona,

julia is so close to my heart as a chef. cooks in america is take people who are just absolutely clueless and give them the courage to get into the kitchen and make mistakes but also learn from those mistakes. i feel like you definitely learn more from making a mistake because then the next time you're like, all right. i know what to not do or how to prevent it or how to fix it or to turn it into a baked potato dish. >> before we go, i have do ask, do you have an all time favorite julia child recipe? >> it would really have to be her beef. it's classic. she was just so passionate about so many dishes. like anything with julia and to do with eggs, amazing. she really loved an egg. >> absolutely. she never passed up chance to add a little wine to the recipe, which i picked up from her. >> i feel like a lot of chefs do that. >> i think so too. what a pleasure to speak with you. thank you so much. we're all hungry now. we're off to the kitchen to make something the eat. thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> than

hello to you julia. so police were expecting as many as 20000 protesters in munich, and there are warnings of possible chaos. what is the situation like now? well, the situation as you can see here, behind me the, the demo is right here behind me, it's quite useful until now. we've seen people gathering in an important square here in munich and then starting to march, or there are fewer protesters then anticipated. they had thought that up to 20000 people would show up. i would say it is only a few 1000 until now. but the situation is really peaceful and serene. there is quite a strong police presence. the whole route of the demonstration is full with police officers and they are ready to intervene, worth things to escalate. but for now, it is really calm here. so the summit itself is going to get started on sunday, but we know that a number of world leaders are arriving today. what are the preparations like? wow. well, the summit is going to take place about a 100 kilometers from here, from munich, wher

w correspondent, julia, so deli, at the tech easy and a visa in munich web, unix, famous octoberfest usually takes place today. however, it is the setting for a big anti g 7 protest. julia police warned that the demonstration, their immunity could end up in chaos. how tense is the situation? if at all it is quite relaxed right now, people are still arriving. and the visa, this area here is slowly filling up. there's a lot of different people, young people, older people. and it's quite a, an interesting mix of organizations that are taking part here. but until now it's been very peaceful. people are giving speeches, playing music, and there's not really much tension, although there is quite a strong police presence all around the perimeter here of the field where the, the reunion of the demonstrators is taking place. and there is a lot of police presence all around to the center of unix, so the police is a ready in case of a situation, were to, to change and become less peaceful and less relax. now the, some it gets underway on sunday, but some world leaders are expected to arrive to

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d, y lower, julia fitzgerald, the w. do album lea, you read the choice square foot pushes to we get the worst of it was of a shade. obligated to shade daughter trivia korea usually a smeared que belize near middle gaudy church florida and you say ice coast to another note put new much closer julia. mm. could i for this all stood as gramma is up with no means other amino nippy. las halima, cuba, but you know, the board chesney said in the, i know it will typically with double dollar to put a shiny rosa bottles the casa at up went up and you're still, you will be a ski camecia seriously. and you and your flagship, with chrissy. ah, let me just the most of were me addition exception and you bristle, i'll explain why dusky you bring your mind in those of us with a bill at the school for what the meeting to go. that when you will, um those are pulled me away. near some of socialists, the shop and then the squeak. tamara jones at covina on time. well, john's champion has been dumb from the world rating. that's clearly a finish

julia everett at shall welcome to the stream julia, please introduce yourself and tell our audience a briefly your connection with extreme wealth. hello. yes, yes, my name is today if and i'm a member. busy question as you pay for a group of people who have come together to raise the issue that very imperative need to increase tax from wealthy people. so to do in our group you, you need to be a multi millionaire. i'm not necessarily as wealthy as our chancellor. the exchequer isn't really listening to us at the moment that you do need to be in a position that you will have to pay the kind of health plex that we're calling. i've talked to him of the checkout in united kingdom as the minister of finance. he has a lot of money. eric hello, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself and say very briefly, your connection with extreme wealth. sure and thank you for having me. my name is eric tamir and i work in ox them america, which is part of the broader oxfam international from federation. and i'm, my focus is on the private sector and our mission really is to fight inequality in order to

and it's interesting that julia and it's fun to the terms. of course, if i do forget the dictation, which of course i support, i think, and one very good league to try to different equality. but it isn't, of course treating the theme to him other than the getting the route that problem. and i think the real problem in history and especially today, live in a kind of grotesque concentration of wealth and power, which is often in about of illegally granted or an accidental monopoly. there are no accidental monopolies. of course, please may have invention, but they haven't been, they haven't been granted a monopoly and believe that the pharmaceutical industry companies are true agents, for instance, when we think about going off these agenda. so if we talk to ordinary people about one of the, then we go and say, what do you think you think about the good? the instinctive answer is no. it has to the economy that the society you've got to work for decades against the idea of monopolies. we all understand them is due to be a thing for the bad for us

it is the idea of julia come along here. it is the idea of julia regis, _ come along here.regis, her partner cyrille regis who played football for many clubs in the country. he played golf to relax. now they have teamed up with the caribbean golf society. the with the caribbean golf society. ii2 friendship, the social with the caribbean golf society. "ii2 friendship, the social life, with the caribbean golf society. ii2 friendship, the social life, the competitiveness, golfers give me so much and i recognise that there are many women that look like me playing golf, especially here in the uk. there is no doubt at the size of the tasks that she places. england... they have been trying to encourage more black and asian players, but only 2% of recreational players are from those ethnic backgrounds. only 296 of recreational players are from those ethnic backgrounds. where the black women? _ from those ethnic backgrounds. where the black women? where _ from those ethnic backgrounds. where the black women? where are - from those ethnic backgrounds. where the black women? where are

earlier we spoke to julia and julia said, though, there is a problem with asking people to pay a tax when they're already extremely wealthy. and she put up a couple of issues hitches the i city, the research that was conducted in african countries. so far mindset wolfy, individuals in these countries are under tax. and it's not that it can't be done. many of these countries have enabling laws in place. the wealthier publicly known and they invest in very feasible ways, most notably in land and buildings. the challenge is political will either because the wealthy or politically connected or they are politicians in a 3 year study that we conducted in uganda. for example. we found that out of 70 government officials who own big businesses, less than 2 percent of those individuals who are paying personal income taxes. julio, any pushback, some of those problems with the wealthy, wanting to pay tax, or trying to evade tax. i want to bring in alex called them here who is very appreciative of what the conversation odds fan has started. yes. well, she's outside meetings are ish, a and it's a

what a lucky man this classmate of julia they even lived in the neighborhood fled julia became a famous and turbines, sat down for an armed robbery. recently went out withdrew all the money disappeared. so far everything looks like you here the swindler ordered his producer max yes, what did you stanislav turbine classmate money? why did you translate? my husband come on one more time. stanislav turbine, you transferred money to him, we met in our youth. i was in love, then we broke up. and before that, he took a couple of indecent photos, less decent than those that we found kurkova. much less, and recently he got out of prison he needed money. you understand that such photos can harm your career. there is a turbine telephone, right? there is no fire. no better detention to lie. you're under arrest what did you even take that i'm turbines? you won't believe what threatens lyubov uspenskaya for beating the neighbor's dog, very cordial very friendly, with whom lev leshchenko went down in all serious i think that i won't go home now for a couple of days. i’ll probably be somewhere kirkoro

ah, what is germany doing to try to solve the crisis though julia? well, there are common efforts between a lot of actor is going on trying to find a way to get this grain out of crane and be distributed to the countries that are really needed. a we'd heard, we've heard also from leaders at the g 7 summit that just happened now just before the nato summit. how important of an issue this is if we look, for example, at security, even the lack of food in the lot of countries around the world can cause security issues. and that's why leaders really wants to, to address it. and we've heard, for example, from italian prime minister mattie o brown. he how he thinks there is some optimism in terms of these negotiations with trying to get the grain out of ukraine. there are different possible solutions . one would be to transport it out via a c, but there are still some security concerns regarding that possibility. the other is to try to get this grain out through land, through romania and the moldova. but there is a need for russia to agree to some security

so julia yes, i did not try to suggest. i'm just talking out loud.st talking about the fact that running thoughts can be sent in different directions is acceptable if it's on the scoreboard after the third elena i'm leaving, well, makeup artist makeup artist is who is this makeup artist? make-up artist third miss 144 points in the draw is close just for the team, vasiliev-grov evgeny it seems to me that in the theater that's someone who works with light, some kind of lighter, or not yet in the world, or else the photographer can collectively dedicate roman i tend to the version of evgeny god leonid he is a biologist, why should he? well, i don’t know ciliates shoes, maybe different colors. yes , vladimir for some reason it seems to me that the photographer is there, well, you insist that roman choose this version. if it seems to you that you need a novel, there is some kind of your own. i thought it was with the light. maybe some, but a lighting designer. yes already was. well, you see, he was already an artist. probably to say it to the last word, l

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hi there, julia. india is present in some of these, these discussions that are beginning today. how important is its role in the role of other emerging economies in the g 7 plans or the g 7 has traditionally been criticized for not really being inclusive with emerging economies like india, for example. and in this years g 7, german chancellor, all of shots really wanted to put the focus on some of these countries and invited them here to to be guests and hold talks together. now the topics that are going to be covered, for example, energy, climate and health are all issues that the g 7 leaders are aware that can't really be tackled by the g 7 leaders alone. there has to be cooperation with these big emerging economies around the world. to really be able to achieve results world wide. and the fact that these countries have also been invited to the g 7 comes to show that the leading economies in democracies in the world are aware of the importance and increasing importance that countries like india or south africa, or even senegal are gaining in the world economy these g, so in me

d w's, julia saw dylan, gar, ms. pardon fusion? walking us through the street from scotia. thank you. while another focus of the g 7 is getting rain and other commodities out of ukraine and into the countries where it's critically needed, including africa and the middle east. neighboring romania says it has a role to play, but there is a catch it's infrastructure. in particular, it's rails. is it up to snuff and it's going to cost a chunk of money to get it there. take a look. demarus this is going to our years. it can finally be loaded with green and the romanian port of constantia cargo ships have been backing up more than usual here since the ukrainian ford of odessa was blocked, the managing director of europe's fastest grain terminal says everything has to go faster. as you can see, you guys after the war started on the way on this to the doctor. it would be definitely a needs we versus some for me and you are all together. so the, the project would be ready by the end of this month. all the terminals could work faster, but he says, 200000000 euros is required. above a

it's cross over to our political correspondent, julia sal, delia. she's in gosh, hot and kitchen. near the summit venue julia ukraine's president is expected to address the g. 7 meeting there to day are the leaders gathered there and united in their approach to the war and ukraine? yes, unity is the message that the leaders here have been wanting to, to portray already yesterday. but also today when they're going to speak to ukrainian president zalinski. they are united in criticizing russia for its attack against ukraine, which has been defined as a brutal or other similar adjectives that are have been really critical against russia, but also in their support towards ukraine. and they are trying to shore the support not only with words, but also with practical plans. for example, there are discussions about possibly implementing a ban on gold imports from russia. gold imports that are a big source of income from russia and are mostly exported to g 7 countries. but also there are talks about implementing a price cap on a loyal exports from russia. a

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that was the w correspondent, julia so deli immunity for us. julia, thank you so much. well, a short while ago i spoke to gabriella brew shane. she's the executive director of ox, them a global organization focused on alleviating poverty. i asked her, what activists are demanding from the leaders of the world's richest countries. so it's really concerned about the notion inequality. so huge accumulation in the richest corporations wealthiest 1000000000 ass and a huge crisis that is hitting so many people across the world at so many levels. so is the pandemic, the conflict, and underlying will that the climate crisis. and for that we see unfortunately an explosion in hunger is a hunger crisis and millions of people. unfortunately, severe hunger conditions and family lie conditions. so we're looking for the g 7 to lead in this very difficult circumstances. and we propose that, given that there has been really quite significant excess profits of funding profits in certain factors. and we have identified many very large companies in the g 7 that have these record high profi

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let's bring in julia boorstin. you hear a lot of sentiment, i guess the core question, why would netflix get into a war on two fronts it's already fighting streaming. >> i do have to say a source close to the situation tells me there's no truth to these acquisition rumors i just want to put that out there. no comment from the company, but i did hear that from a source. i think the key thing here is why are we hearing these rumors? why would we hear the speculation. of course, roku shares are down about 80% since late july of last year. you know those employees would love to have a savior situation with netflix also, we have to remember that roku spun off from netflix these are companies that do have very old ties and, of course, as net one reason we've heard so much negativity is because this would be such a big acquisition for netflix and also expose them to so many other challenges >> you mentioned, julia, that roku was sort of built inside of netflix. i don't know who would be looking for the savior here, netfli

julia: the odds of a recession have risen.hat is a pure hit to consumer purchasing power. typically, in the last cycle without revolution, we have seen an offset from increased drilling activity and jobs. the energy belt would do really well when energy prices were high, even though it tax consumers more broadly. we are seeing less of that. because of some of the esg and the shift away from capital. we are seeing less of a drilling response that we have seen in the prior decade. therefore, higher prices and less stimulated activity means more of a hit to the economy. i think the contrast between now and last cycle u.s. economy was vulnerable and cap being knocked down. they were in a steady deleveraging. consumers are not taking on that much debt. there has been a little bit of pickup and credit card borrowing. consumers have not looked at that type of power boom. household debt actually looks reasonable and consumers have been cautious and are cash rich, there is a bit more resiliency when it comes to underpinning the u.s. co

julia has arrived. julia has arrived. we agreed that only adults open the door.o say our child. we don’t have his child, or you forgot that, by decision of the court, the child remains with me , or maybe i understood everything vika. you turned him against me, he's afraid of me now. congratulations , because you treat him like a toy, and not like a child right to my child and he will do what i say, well, what have you become let's go home. papa well, you promised me a son. i'm sorry, there's nothing i can do. you need to go with your mom. l. pap, let's go on, let's go quietly everything. tomorrow we leave for london you will study at this school until you finish it and by that time you will forget dad correctly here is the nanny say thanks to the girl that we came to me before i went to the police give me pass press the first one. so you told her. i'm sorry i didn't know. well let sasha go. hello yes all the issue is resolved i have sasha. well, it remains only to cheer him up in this school and i will live my pleasure. okay, yes, yes, i 'll call you later. bye.

hello julia it's very nice to listen, it seems to me that you are too prettier for us so julia juliaiss me? let's go for a walk, no? let's go, let's go, let's go. let's ride. beauty well, tell me, what are you looking at, that i don’t know that just one person cannot come to another, you can’t just talk like that. and you know, i realized at the wedding that you the only living person. among all this panopticon and decided to talk. go. you understood vik yes, and i'm running to elena timofeevna for honey. what are you doing? like a grown woman. whence such savagery? i did not know. i didn't want to ask him, please run quietly. i 'll do my best, prepare anesthesia. baby yeah and you don't beat yourself up like that. i will ask mr. judge to pay attention to the following point. next moment so the next moment i'll ask the lawyer to pay attention to the next moment. what "yes ok fine , i brought you the extract. thank you. what is it that you now give to all patients? no administration, it's from me personally well, is it a little chocolate bar? and if anything, then call me directly in

julia: i am not sure.he fed decided they needed to signal a more aggressive move in response to incoming data. i think we are already in an environment where markets are recalibrating to these new realities. they are recalibrating to the reality of much higher interest rates and more difficult trade-offs in terms of profit and as we saw with the market reaction to the cpi data, the market already knows, higher inflation, higher policy, i am not sure how much we do need to actually surprise the markets to get with we are going. but these markets are on noticed --on notice and paying attention to every data point. kriti: speaking of every data point, how much recession risk should we be pricing in? you have markets that are completely collapsing on the idea that the economy may not be able to our jet -- able to digest these massive moves, but we are not necessarily supporting that with the data. we are still seeing slowdowns but we are not seeing the outright job losses, the outright layoffs you perhaps saw

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for that get underway with me and studious julia sel. deli are political, corresponded julia, transfer shelters. government consists of 3 parties. these parties are not always on the same page when it comes to policy. there were looking very united, going in to the new government, went after the election in september, but then came the russia's invasion of ukraine on february 24th. this has been a difficult period for the shuttle shelters, new government to say the least, how much unity is there within the coalition on ukraine policy and defense policy engine over always seen the government working together and, and sharing the general prospects of, of what germany should do, and should continue to do. we've seen some slight differences and those differences were present already before these parties came together and formed this government . the green party, who now has the foreign minister and the economy minister, were already a stronger, let's say, than, than, than shots. and his social democrats, in terms of criticizing russia and criticizing china, and alerting people to, to the d

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who found a of the pushkin price in rome. julia bizarre about was unable to go down the information. oh, it's been fun motel when you did it. she saw support from italian journalists. only one responded with figures that zip over to a serena your for your mental give you a note about john franco published a story about you and his newspaper. but backlash quickly followed. julia and her friends were accused of promoting the interest of a hostile country. they had to seek legal advice. levels throughout eleanor studied c on levels. duda represent that nostril, storia but k one also shoot our fence lustoria a sense of food. our no now food food, just to i mean that i'm already a little put to know the new shod. samantha would have to buy the red lateral, bygone, darkest, the foreman tumble audio going from today sheet to the new seat and they go prone to the army. got up board to go now. so far, the identity of those who rode, threatening nicest to friends of great russia is unknown. this is the mara don't aside. on the other side, cho jarrett knows history, especially italian history.

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. >>> breaking news, big change at meta julia boorstin with the details. julia?the longtime coo of meta, the company formerly known as facebook, announcing that she is leaving the company. she's announcing this in a very long post on facebook. sheryl sandberg writes in this long post on facebook sitting by mark zuckerberg's side for these 14 years has been an honor and privilege of a lifetime. she talks about working with mark over the years calling him a true visionary and a caring leader she talks about how she expected this to be a five-year role, did not expect to stay there for 14 years. and she goes on and on and talks about all the different people she had the privilege of working there. and then she -- and she talks in many ways about what she is so proud of in terms of what the company has accomplished but she says in terms of her future and why she's leaving, i'm not entirely sure what the future will bring, but i know it will include focusing more on my foundation and philanthropic work which is more important to me than ever given how critical this mo

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but is there any sense of why he wants to back out of this, julia?s was one of the reasons he wanted to buy the company >> yes and he has said that he believes the amount of fake bots is as much as five times as high believes it could be 20% of the activity on twitter. twitter has said it's less than 5% so he sees something dramatically more than what twitter has disclosed. i think you have to wonder and look at what has happened to all of the tech stocks and twitter in particular since he originally made this deal. he probably feels like he is paying way too much based on what happened to the tech sector since he committed to $54.20. >> it's got to be, nancy, about the price, right you've seen a complete meltdown in some of these places like snap and meta and twitter out with results. >> i think the space has been disappointing for the reasons that many of us understand here again you've got a snap that maybe is not an industry leader, disappointing, and then you get a sell-off in facebook but twitter is its own problem we've been out of the stock f

hello julia this is vera, can i help you? what does it mean that you threw away the phone, you’re not a fool to look, you can’t cope and you don’t have to pull me over trifles all. how did you find it? on his windshield he had the federation tower parking lot id. i immediately found his car. i just came to talk to him and ask how christina died and how he saw me. barely managed to jump to the side. he killed christina. no, she swallowed pills in the car. the client began to vomit, then his heart stopped. instead of calling an ambulance, the driver threw her into the river. they found him. yes, he has already confessed. oh, and you probably came to pick up his things, i'll bring it now. well, what about the world? what color i understand i thought so? good evening on the air is a big russian game the special operation in ukraine continues to develop successfully yesterday, in particular, another apu attack on the serpent's island was repelled, the liberation is being completed. severodonetsk is developing an offensive against

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julia chose the color. he 's really some kind of uh, but unusual, it's not gray or blue.s, the shelving decoration is a luxurious soviet edition, bright tom's library of world literature is not just a decoration. the main reader in the house is the daughter. ten-year-old vicky milana for her room julia picked up clean and delicate shades in the nursery, air and space are especially important, so there are not as many items here as in the living room. here is this fly agaric. well we do it like that we call them at home from my childhood and well, it fits in with the color scheme funny so a little bit cheerful , as it were, frivolous for a child, it suits it evokes. what a reaction tenderness, memories of some kind of warmth, uh, that is, all these things, they bring warmth. the cat says, yes, the kitchen in the apartment is not very big 7 1/2 m, it was turned into a cozy treasure chest facades. we picked up complex, blue-green, approximately the color of the walls, against such a background, items from the victoria collection look the most advantageous . this is very s, o

a report from julia, our denny. i caught up with julia at bell in central station and asked her how popular the new ticket has been. yes, we've heard of from the deutscher bank, germany, israel service that up until today. 7000000 tickets have been sold germany wide and that is quite a significant number. considering that the ticket came into force only today. and we've heard a lot of enthusiasm about the ticket from people we've spoken to both people who already use public transport, but also people who might give it a shot. now that it's, it's become cheaper. and this is also an advantage for not only residents of germany, but also torres who come here over the summer. they can also take advantage of this ticket and it is quite a significant benefit. adobe, of course, a famous for its cost, and it's all to bonds, not so much for it's public transport. efficiently took you to a new direction for the country. well, it is definitely an attempt to try to incentivize the use of plug public transport and trains. but wel

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there was dw correspondent, julia, so deli immunity for us. julia, thank you so much to the united states now where the supreme court has ended 50 years of federal abortion rights, and a 6 to 3 ruling the court overturned the landmark 1973 rovers is wayne decision that enshrined a woman's rights to an abortion the ruling is being described as a constitutional earthquake. us states now have the power to set their own abortion laws. around half of them are expected to restrict or completely ban access to abortion. i choice no longer this misery became the 1st stay to ban abortions as roe vs wade was overturned. this clinic in st. louis had been the last place in the state to perform abortions. for me, it's tragic because we tried so hard to get this in 1973. when finally, when the victory now with the years later, damn, you're just away from the abortion campaign is celebrated outside the supreme court. ah, older generation of her life today. i'm so grateful for them and there are in that i can be generating 13 states had so called trigger bands. that meant that abortion was immediately ban

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