i am joined now by our corresponded julius, our deli and sean will shake, julius strong words. they're from the used top climate official. and as those words reverberate reports today suggesting there's still a long road to a deal. what are you hearing? what we've heard here is, was actually quite some concern. there are the negotiations were not going in the right direction. there was expectation that there would be maybe progress during the night. but this morning there was a feeling of chaos and uncertainty. and we saw that especially for you officials, not only france tim amounts, but also germany is foreign minister, underlined blue book. seeing that they were really concerned about our back tracking in the agreements here on the 1.5 degree goals, sat in the paris climate agreement, which would mean that countries would abandon the ambition of trying to limit the rising global temperatures to want to point 5 degrees, and that is a level which scientists say would limit to a certain degree, the worst consequences of climate change. and there seems to not really be an agreem

w reporter julius, become were in uganda, whether a shot is on its way. this is a strange virus on it's still disturbing scientists because they have not yet identified an effective vaccine for it. we have hud talks from the world health organization and the ministry of health, that vaccine trials will be starting very soon. whereas this is not the virus that has queued more people. hot of the variance that of care more people, especially in west africa. this one comes now with a completely new challenge because at least in west africa, eventually the phone, the vaccine. but for the sudan virus, this dinah bull, a virus, the scientists are still looking for that solution. so it's a very strange strain. and it's still giving scientist headache. hopefully the trials will be successful. julius macomber, reporting that now sidney's bondai beach has gone nature ist, although just for one day more than 2000 people in australia dying from skin cancer every year. around the same number of outdoor enthusiasts took to the sans to publicize the dangers of the diseas

hopefully the trials will be successful. julius begun by their reporting. now sidney's bondai beach has gone naturist, although just for one day more than 202000 people, rather industrially, di, from skin counts for every year. around the same number of outdoor enthusiasts took to the sams to publicize the dangers of the disease. not your everyday sight. on bondai beach. thousands of braves beach goes all strips naked for a good cause. the unusual sight is part of an art installation by us photographers spencer tunic. the event aimed at raising awareness about the risks of skin cancer . i'm honored to be invited by skin tax champions to come here make my art and just celebrate the body and protection for its population size. australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world. it is estimated that 2 in 3 astray lands will be diagnosed with the disease by the time they're 70. so for many participants, the cause was worth stripping down for it was just wonderful to be part of something that was also expressive as an artwork, but also had a meaning behi

julius: urbanization is taking place and future development and the expansion of business needs morehe problem is that we are only very limited to the water that we have in south africa. we don't have innovative technologies and circulated infrastructure yet to recycle water. and currently we highly rely on the lesotho highlands phase two scheme to provide water and meet future demands. reporter: it is one of the largest infrastructural projects in africa, and supposed to be a benefit for both sides. south africa pays almost 70 million euros in royalties to lesotho every year. lesotho also generates electricity for its population. the local project manager of the lesotho highlands authority, gerard mokone, explains that in five years, the dam wall will be standing right here. 5000 hectares of land will then be flooded. gerard: as we are all aware, this kind of project would have social impacts and environmental impacts, and we as the project have a number of programs which have been discussed and agreed with the communities as ways and means of mitigating against the loss of land and

so to speak about government sto, julius grove, but in oregon, where you would golf no, 3 deal up the scale you story of the movie and i don't get the cold war. pasquals get the new duck. awesome. but it's now watch and will show baba because because i've been trying to get this done now, but a lot of the short start that need is the i merely tell away the times when i would say wrong. why don't just don't the world to fill out, the thing becomes the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, and i had to miss anything, but then want to find that out with them boss with you. i just need them. good. i did miss steward with key at the ocean. just keep the process is to dealer mitochondria is still not the latest. it was put in a rush for the day of christ opponents in the whole could i use it gives you a disease with what she used to pluck superficial, lithium, the prevalence of allah. but yet what they used to level the diesel ah oh no, i get a bill to get this book. felicia, do this to ship every other visi

w reporter julius gov while welcome julius. as schools across uganda are closing, despite a drop in new cases. why are they taking this step? yes, cause of closed because of the major justification that the government is giving the ministry of health is saying that the kids are safer at home than at school. also, their world health organization believes this and other health experts. they are saying it's better to have the children back to the appearance be can easily be monitored when they are at home than at school. they see that they've tried this during the course 19 pandemic when you're going to impose the longest school closure in the world. and i think it helped. so looking at a bowler outbreak right now, the government is convinced enough that kids are safe for at home. done there would be at school and it's not just schools as it authorities have also closed markets bars and churches as well as imposed curfews and travel bands. how is all of this going down with him condense and are they actually abiding by these restr

w corresponding julius of delhi, who is there on the ground in the german city of munster, julia. what's your main take away from that? and i'm just going to say good. could it be ukraine? definitely ukraine. and as it's expected, it was the main topic of discussion at this g 7. but it has been the main topic of discussion at the g 7 this whole years and almost years since the war started. and that has coincided with the german presidency of the g 7. and under lena babel made that clear also in her her statements now to the press. the g 7 has taken on almost a new role. it was born a decades ago as a forum for financial decisions from the biggest economies and biggest democratic economies in the world. and 9 am in recent weeks and months. tell us more and what she had to say on that topic. yes, she condemn strongly. what is happening in iran, in terms of repression, in terms of incarcerating people who are protesting on the streets. and that she made clear that what the regime in iran is doing will bear consequences in that the g 7 countries are closely watching. what is happening

earlier we asked and dw reporter julius morgan, why in uganda, whether a shot is on the way. this is a strange virus on it's still disturbing scientists because they have not yet identified an effective vaccine for it. we have hud talks from the world here, so gonna position and a ministry of health. that vaccine trials will be starting very soon. whereas this is not the virus that has cute, multiple hot of the volumes that have killed more people, especially in west africa. this one comes now with a completely new challenge, because at least in west africa, eventually they formed a vaccine. but for the sudan virus, this a dining bull, a virus, the scientists are still looking for that solution. so it's a very strange strain and it's still giving scientist headache. hopefully the trials will be successful. like global summit on trade and endangered species has back to plan to protect sharks. aim is to reduce the alyssa trade in shark fence. several types of shark are in danger of extinction. now, more than 180 countries have approved the proposal in panama by sharks often con

justice to what the world is waiting for naming that we do something about this climate crisis, t w's, julius, our delhi is at the car, $27.00 in egypt. earlier i asked her if those strong words from franz timmons again used top climate official, indicate there's still a long road to a deal. yeah. what we've heard here is there was actually quite some concern. there are the negotiations were not going in the right direction. there was expectation that there would be maybe progress during the night, but this morning there was a feeling of chaos and uncertainty, and we saw that, especially, you officials not only friends timmons, but also germany is foreign minister under lena bear book saying that they were really concerned about a back tracking in the agreements here on the 1.5 degree goals, sat in the paris climate agreement, which would mean that countries would abandon the ambition of trying to limit to the rising global temperatures to one to point to 5 degrees. and that is a level which scientists say would limit to a certain degree, the worst consequences of climate change. and there se

for the moment, reaching agreement does not seem to be in sight, julius, elderly, in egypt. well, iraq is one of those countries that could benefit from a loss and damage front. the country is reeling from the effects of climate change . sandstorms are frequent and lakes of dried up as much of its agricultural land. this summer, iraq's gazelles were the 1st victims of the drought that has swept the country for 3 years. they had no more grass, no foliage for shade. dozens perished. close by one of the box, many dry lakes. the sour lake was a national landmark. hydrologists are hon. i'll have far g often brought his students here to the water. the drying up of the saw were lake is primarily a consequence of climate change in iraq. the lack of rain and increased evaporation, which more, more than 2000 wells have recently been drilled in the area. those wells are meant for agriculture, but that didn't help iraq last half of it, agricultural land to the desert this year. on some days, temperatures reached an unbearable, 55 degrees. thousands of farmers have left their villages in

earlier we asked d, w reporter, julius mac armoire. and uganda. whether a shot is on the way. this is a strange virus on it's still disturbing scientists because they have not yet identified an effective vaccine for it. we have hud talks from the world here. so going to vision and the ministry of health that vaccine trials will be starting very soon. whereas this is not the virus that has queued more people, hot volumes that have killed more people, especially in west africa. this one comes now with a completely new challenge because at least in west africa, eventually the phone to vaccine. but for the sudan virus, this done to pull a virus, the scientists are still looking for that solution. so it's a very strange strain, and it's still giving scientist headache. hopefully the trials will be successful. now, are you afraid of creepy crawly? here are some that might change your outlook and your exhibition and france features giant eliminated insects to highlight the importance of bugs in our ecosystem. cindy beads who wrapped out on leave so brightly colored beetles and a hone

julius caesar screwed that one up and he became emperor. there was -- another democracy, switzerland. we taken for granted, this is still an experiment, this experiment is made to work, but -- at all levels of government, not just a and local government as well. the experience that i had in places like pakistan and afghanistan made me appreciate the unique role the united states had in the world and unique role our government has. how there are men and women working for krapp pay that could be -- crap a that can be making money in other ways and putting up with less stress. but they do it in order to continue this experiment. >> there are some people, we are less than a week away from the midterm elections. some people are saying this election is critical for democracy. you have someone like representative liz cheney who was campaigning last night for a democrat, also a former intelligence person, in michigan saying this election matters more than any of the economic issues because of the democracy issues. do you agree? will: of course demo

d w. political correspondent julius had eli. thanks for that. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. us secretary of state antony blinkin has praised armenia and as a by john for taking steps towards lasting piece. washington has been mediating between the 2 neighbors who class repeatedly over control of than are gone a car back region. the talks came just hours after a fresh shootout along their border. mexican authorities have seized well over a ton of what they believe to be cocaine found floating in the pacific ocean. it's the latest discovery in the military's anti drug operations. and comes days after mexico's navy seized a ton of cocaine from 2 boats. surveillance footage shows suspects, attempting to discard the drugs. french catholic church says 11 bishops and former bishops have been accused of sexual violence or failing to report abuse cases among them as jean pierre the car, one of the country's highest ranking cardinals. on monday he confessed to abusing a young girl 35 years ago. he

the wake of the war in ukraine. afterward on this, i am now joined by a political correspondent, julius our deli julia. how important is this gas for germany? of the amount of gas that is going to be delivered to germany with disagreement is not going to fulfill germany's entire and need for gas in the coming years. but it is certainly significant, and it is part of the sort of campaign that the german government has put forward since russia's invasion of ukraine to try to substitute all the russian gas that germany was importing at the time. and it is clearly a deal that had been pushed for we saw that a german economy min or so, but how big had visited katara in march with business leaders to try to find an agreement. and we've seen chancellor, all of shawls a traveling to the country to, to strike a deal. so it is certainly important and it shows that germany is still working to try to find the solution to substitute the russian gas that it was actually so dependent on. so why is this decision coming now? are we seeing that last week, cetera, cetera strike a similar deal with china?

i asked our correspondent, julius, how delhi and charles shake for an update. now that is exactly what we're hearing here, and there is also a concern coming from from a certain and negotiating parties that there may also be a back tracking compared to the agreements reach that the previous car last year in, in glasgow. we hear that there is concern that are even looking at wanting to keep alive. the goal of keeping the global warming of, of the, of the globe are below $1.00 degrees celsius or at the limit of $1.00 degrees celsius. may also be called into question. now, during the negotiations, it seemed like some countries do not want to stick to the commitment. and that is very worrying, especially for we've heard from the european parties, but it is also worrying because scientists say that is the limit at which the worst consequences of climate change can be averted and also on the issue of our phasing down fossil fuels. now, last year in glasgow, it was agreed that only the face down of coal would be entered into the agreement. and this year some countries

addressing an audience that called 27 conference, and sean will shake and go straight to my colleague, julius, ideally, who's a standing by in sean. i'll shake that julia sweeping speech that by the german foreign minister. what stood out for you? well, if you elements or a significant at least to me, and one thing is how an a bad book pointed to the importance of the target of maintaining the rising global temperatures under 1.5 degrees celsius. that was a target, sat in the international treaty that was the paris agreement. and we had seen that some states we've heard that some states this year at the call were starting to maybe wanting to backtrack on that goal. but also thanks to countries here pushing for that goal to stay on the agenda we've seen in draft of the closing agreement of called that, that goal of 1.5 degrees remains in the draft. and that is something that is important for many here. and also how other than a bad book pointed to the fact that germany wants to push for this course to be the call that a signal is a transition and a complete phase out away from all fossil fuels

including myself and this a journalist on a live broadcast was interrupted by a cheeky feathered friend, julius yawns. nicholas chrome was reporting a what he was reporting on a spike of robberies in santiago, when a pirate decided to demonstrate the problem by making off of one of his air boots. and kudos to mister chrome for carrying on like a pro gone. it will not be connected, billy while i am in phillips and such a cheek indeed. and fair play to him for not freaking out this is did over the news live from britain up next, a d. w documentary on the poisoning of town. and she'd 8 by toxic waste and you can say up to date on our website, i'll be back again that up the next are take care. oh, we're natural spectacle proof the world. the return of the spiky yellow with louse will ensure the survival of the interior ecosystem. ah, one of the.

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i asked dw reporter, julius morgan. why in uganda, about the race to develop a treatment? this is a strange virus on its seal, disturbing scientists because they have not yet identified an effective vaccine for it. we have hud talks from the world here, so gonna position and a ministry of hills that vaccine trials will be starting very soon. whereas this is not the virus that has queued more people, the heart of the volumes that have killed more people, especially in west africa. this one comes now with a completely new challenge because at least in west africa, eventually they formed a foxy. but for the sudan virus, this is darnell bullard virus. the scientists are still looking for that solution. so it's a very strict strain. and it's still giving scientist here, dick. hopefully the trials will be successful. back for the world cup now, where the 2nd round of group matches has begun and grew a. the netherlands went up against ecuador with both teams coming off of wins. in their opening matches, the dutch opened the scoring and the 6 minute coat, cody gospel, with a stron

i asked r d w reporter at julius gamble are in uganda, about the race to develop a treatment. this is a strange virus on its seal, disturbing scientists because they have not yet identified an effective vaccine for it. we have hud talks from the world here, so gonna position and ministry of health that vaccine trials will be starting very soon. whereas this is not the virus that has queued more people. the heart of the volumes that have killed more people, especially in west africa. this one comes now with a completely new challenge, because at least in west africa, eventually they formed the vaccine. but for the sudan virus, this is darnell bullard virus. the scientists are still looking for that solution. so it's a very strange strain and it's still giving scientist headache. hopefully the trials will be successful. choice will come before us. there was good lemons, world carpet and cut har, where iran have stung whales with too late goals. i'm. it's ongoing protest in their home country. the iranian national team sang along during their national anthem prior to kick off the

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david ortiz were the julius irving 76ers jersey. philadelphia, world series game four, astros neede alex bregman's back. two run score. wow! they responded to the phillies tonight. they put five on the board that inning. and houston's pitching is the reason they are tied. one of his nine strikeouts. no-hitter through six. houston with thre other pitchers kept the phillie back silent. and when jt grounded a third, it ended the second ever world series hitter astros won to even the series at two games apiece, the last world series no-hitter? yankees don larson's perfect game to beat brooklyn. 5 for philly tomorrow, former manager, dust baker, asked to put this into perspective. >> was there anything about thi that was uncomfortable for you, taking a guy out of a world series no-hitter? >> no. no, it's baseball in 2022, the important thing is we won the game. that is most important. we are 2-2, we get to go back to houston no matter what happens tomorrow, and tomorrow is a bigger game than it was today. >> he is right about that. oh, m

news boris any death, it is unexpected, although you are waiting for it there, yes, but the death of julius, uh, at that age and still. i don't know the exact diagnosis. what happened there? well, it was, of course, it was a shock. this was a blow to many people who loved her, who treated her very kindly with warmth. morning star. this was the impetus when she became a friend for 8 years, but not a star on an asterisk. a lot of losses and trials will fall on your fate. let's talk about them in a couple of minutes, see below yuri nikolaev's guardian angel women's intuition, or the intuition of the woman with whom we live for a very long time she yes, she was next to the operating room. she is at the most difficult moment, and she was there and the irreparable loss of a famous tv presenter. only secrets of the investigation long-awaited premiere on monday at 21:20 intrigue, season 2 of the unique duet project, perfect taste kirkorov's head rolled an impeccable ear for thoughts, it seems that this level is in our country. in principle, people do not have to guess who is hiding. the mirror wall

the nuremberg tribunal, but on the bench were waiting for two other propagandists, hans fritsch and juliusacher, the last name did not receive the punishment he deserved, he headed the german news agency, which was essentially the official engine of nazi propaganda, it was actually toxic poison because it justified the march to the east of germany and the means by which the war was waged modern russian propaganda does not just repeat the clichés of the right radical movements of the 30s and 40s, it takes the worst from there, and recently russian propagandists have probably remembered the fate of their own, so to speak idols, some of them have already begun to clean their networks of openly genocidal rhetoric and mostly repost other aggressive communities in the future, i suspect that when all the propagandists are brought to justice, they will beat on the fact that it is we who hear the opinion, we have freedom of speech there we were just reposting ukrainian human rights and media organizations have already begun to collect and systematize evidence, in particular , documenting the crimes

by the lock downs, with even the simplest aspects of daily life. posing big problems dw reported julius morgan. bla, met up with a blind man in uganda's capital. come parlor only. hi god, to misty me, is passionate about music. and also about law. he wanted to study to become a lawyer. but then coven, 19. it was due for an admissions test. when the university moved the applications online, which left the blind man in the dark. find out if you are in the right place for establish the working rules was everything was done online and for us really green about online. i missed 3 entries for my care as the hadn't applied. and i couldn't come because by the time we're supposed to come, they closed at trance, butch and screws were closed, as well. say couldn't be successful in law. god to mas, see me, is no studying to become a teacher. but he hasn't yet fully adapted to e learning. i had to look for someone to, to help me upload may examinations and sometimes issues could happen and it may exams couldn't launch. applewood. trinity, low ed may perform miss if i'm to compare my performance scen

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stay on the launch a, you'll have to learn that square area lewisville, normal shuttle julius with anyways, will discourse this in the literature. he took the order of doing piecemeal, dental sitting in you near oscillating tea illusion. and you just open it because the fallout will rain down on ukraine and western european countries. it's suicidal because those involved in this nuclear terrorism are the ones who will suffer us. mm hm. ah, for most prior to february 24th ukraine was just another eastern european countries . since then. the conflict in ukraine is creating deep divisions all across europe and beyond russia. in europe today virtually have no common ground. this may be the case for a very long time to come with your top at lines right now without international as russia resume, as participation in the black sea grain deal. though it's only off, the ukraine gave us the necessary written guarantees. it will not use dr. humanitarian corridor for military purposes. india says that has no moral concerns about buying energy from russia, claiming the u. s. media is simply whipping up

and joining us now from the climate conference in chanel shake is our correspondent julius our daily jeweler. can you tell us more about this declaration from the g 20 and, and how is that likely to be received in egypt? oh certainly it is seen as a positive signal that the g 20 countries have again committed to trying to keep the rise of global temperatures under 1.5 degrees celsius. this is a goal that was set in the paris agreement in 2015. and we've seen some signs here at the climate conference that some countries might be wavering on wanting to be as ambitious to pursue this school. and it's important for the g 20 countries to have a, again committed to the 1.5 degree gall. and it is also important that the g 20 countries said that they want to push for reaching an agreement on lawson damage. that is a compensation for the country's most affected by the consequences of climate change. and that is something that is like to be well received here too. i cannot believe that d. w is also been talking to the used chief climate negotiator funds to mormons about rich countries paying p

i asked eagerly reporter julius morgan. why in uganda, about the race to develop a treatment? this is a strange virus on its seal, disturbing scientists because they have not yet identified and is sick to vaccine for it. we have hud talks from the world here, so gonna position and a ministry of hills. that vaccine trials will be starting very soon. whereas this is not the virus that has queued more people. the height of the variance, that of care of more people, especially in west africa. this one comes now with a completely new challenge, because at least in west africa, eventually they formed the vaccine. but for the sudan virus, this is darnell bullard virus. the scientists are still looking for that solution, so it's a very strange strain and it's still giving scientists to head back. hopefully the trials will be successful. now to an issue that dw is covering across the day, gender based violence. according to the united nations, every, our 5 women are killed by members of their own families. today is the international day for the elimination of violence against women. th

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now, julius randle goes right at cuban loony for the basket and the foul that narrows the warriors leade, but it was all doves in the second half, fourth quarter up by 15. jordan's pool. from way downtown pool party from the deep end. steph loves that from the bench, then later in the quarter little team game ball movement, they find an open thompson, who drains the three solid outing from play tonight, 20 points. shooting 50% from the field worker is going to win. 1 11 1. oh, one. here's what head coach steve kerr had to say about his team's performance after the game. too much better approach much better energy and spirit. just group was connected . they stuck together when the next made their run, and, um so really good effort. now we just have to do that consistently. and i have no doubt that we will to our high school football game of the week. the two top ranked teams in the north coast section day lasalle and pittsburgh each team hoping to advance to the state championship with a win tonight. the last game for pittsburgh head coach vic galley , the winningest coach in the school'

the w political correspondent julius al deli sent as this assessment. negotiators here in shemelle shake are working against the clock to try to reach an agreement before the scheduled and of course on friday. but the piece of negotiation seems to be slower compared to previous climate conferences that use top climate official scans. tim amans said that negotiators still have a while to go before they reach an agreement. the sticking point seems to be the issue of loss and damage. the idea that rich countries that have contributed the most the global warming to financially compensate developing countries that are historically low emitters, but that are bearing the brunt of the worst consequences of climate change is low enough. i believe the important thing is that with the small, some damage, financing help, 1st and foremost, those who are suffering most from the climate crisis and cannot bed that damage and losses alone. that's why we companionship with the creation of new font and instruments and to ensure that we don't repeat the mistakes of the past when you feel the effect gang hei

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if i have the opportunity to speakha to her i would tell her a quote that i told her it was from juliuswald who is the owner of sears roebuck funded over 600 schools for black children in the early 20th century and said the horrors that are due come onto the jew more forcefully than those of the white race for which they have suffered and still suffer. that is that i would tell her. went to shut her down or silencer but persuade people perhaps they will never be persuadable but we need to have these conversations and try. [applause] >> so to answer the question what do we do? why the book is so pernicious because it is the work of truth telling but also facilitates but also to passively take it in. you s read what you read and then engage in the evaluation the fact are so many books taken out of libraries and we do have jurisprudence that pulling books out of libraries is unconstitutional. educators have some control over the classroom in complicated ways that thiss is important i will try not to go on to long that there is a general misunderstanding which is about governmental action w

currently, down to the julius weather in santa rosa 42.hat will be the goals for tomorrow morning. a frost advisory is in effect for parts of napa and sonoma counties with temperatures in the 30s. bring the pets inside, cover-up sensitive plants. frost is possible. a closer look at temperatures in your neighborhoods and several chances of rain. we all like that. coming up in about 10 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. see you in a bit. >>> late-night activity in the policyholder in the pacific heights. speaker pelosi arrived late tonight after spending the day at the hospital with her husband, paul, as he recovers from the brutal attack. while security is tight there, there's renewed concern about the safety of other politicians. nbc bay area's gia vang joins us from san francisco. gia? >> reporter: jessica, that's right. speaker returned home after just 9:00 p.m. tonight, and transfer home tonight, law enforcement still present there with a mix of secret service and sfpd. the pelosi residence in san francisco was mostly quiet wednesday night, b

the city as jane julius preparing to long time for 5 days. it comes as the world's biggest sample i fall and make a fox con, has apologize to workers that change your factory after our protest turn violent. patrick for has more mat from one report say that the unrest of the folks compliant in john jo has now been brought under control of the company as agreed to pay work is that it only recently joined the equivalent of around $1400.00 us dollars to end the protest and leave the campus immediately as far as we understand they were upset of working conditions. and in particular because they reportedly being exposed to other workers that have been infected by the virus. they rule so complaining that folks gone had failed to pay them the salaries and bonuses that they'd been promised. now it's unclear what's of impact this is going to have on apple precisely. but chinese media report say that as many as 100000 people had come to work at this facility, following recent similar unrest which saw many workers flee from the plant saying that they've

after cut are also signed a long term deal with china spanning 27 years. law political correspond, julius, our deli, told me about the likely effect this deal on german energy consumers. well, we know that the amount of gas the car is now expected to deliver, will not be enough to substitute the gas that was coming in from russia, but also to just in general, fulfill all of germany's gas needs. there are some estimates that point to the fact that the gas out of guitar will amount to less than 5 percent of germany's total need for gas. but it is one of the building blocks of the strategy brought forward by the german government to try to find alternative sources of gas that have to substitute the gas that is now not coming from russia anymore. and we've seen the government pursuing this strategy in the last few months. we've seen a german economy minister of about how big travel to guitar with a business delegation with leaders of energy companies from germany all the way back in march. we've seen german chancellor all of shows travel to the gulf states in september. now the, these agreeme

is and not about what they think it is like that, that's why it's important well, before i take my julius, i 'll say very briefly, after all, he won't talk about e yes i would say recitations of russian poems by lavrov, but i will say it briefly. i will say it myself. in russia, they are doing such a project on television. the classics are their first tv channel. they do pro-propaganda and various figures there read the classics, and lavrov reads pushkin. he read a poem to the leaders of russia, er, the first part of it . and there it ends with the words that a bet is to the americans, they don't address the europeans, the americans' video, but the bet is us. to the partners, it's a nato country, what are we going to find out here, we're not going to find out, we're not going to find out, the first is the second - it's not a familial state, and pushkin also says that these tribes are at war with each other, not with tribes, a people that is recognized has its own sovereignty, its own state, language, symbols of history traditions are tribal, you have them somewhere far beyond the urals, g