full from the ground able to stand up to the new to emerging threats. ices k through all right says k. well, the group was officially founded in january 2015. and a short period of time, it took control of lots plays a role knowles, and all the stuff done is done a lot for major attacks. the guys, minority groups on public and state institutions and major cities in both afghanistan. and they bring practiced on by 2018, it become one of the top 4 deadliest terrorist groups in the world, according to the institute for economics and piece global terrorism index, but now as switched attention to areas outside. i've gotten this done earlier this year. the telephone said it would help fight to eradicate the group which claimed responsibility for the crew because city whole terror attack in russia. we're doing our part and we will do our best. we're fighting them and we will not allow them to pose a threat to us enough to understand. but now after gaining independence, we have destroyed them in these areas. they're no longer there. they're no training centers, recruitment centers or fundraising ce

k. well, the growth of the u. k. in 2024 would only be your queen 7th as sense. right. and then it goes up to 1.5 percent, but this is still tiny. if we look at the full, the global financial across the u. k. company consistently grew by around 2.75 percent, which is why there was so much for an investment that was driven into particularly longer. so i think we'll, we'll, we'll see that and then let's compare that to russia. right. rest of the russian economy is growing exponentially. foster, in spite of western sciences, which was suppose to put what price russia. why do you think soon act decided to make a statement specifically about low inflation right before these elections? what, what kind of benefit does was he trying to get from it? but the truth is, the people you try and living through a terrible cost of living prices. you know that bills for the energy bills because of the u. k. government's policy on ukraine. not buying russian oil and gas and has cost a massive, massive content on the economy since the 1980s. the u. k. hasn't really produced much itself. it

injured the sheets and your code in the town of hon. glove i know of process law, the prime minister c k. well shows on so a government meeting needs to be transferred to hospital and it's believe the suspect has been detained. slovakia as president has express to shock over the incident. elena can sco is a vice president of policy and program. he claims that case security policy. think tanks and joins us again from process law, but i'd like to good to have you with us again. i know this is a breaking news and the patient is very sick as but how shocked will the slaves like people be this attack on that prime minister? that is definitely not. not something that anybody is love. i can't expected. somebody has been a pretty full right country over the past year. there was a round of elections. so of course there was a natural political tension in society. and some political rhetoric was pretty heated, especially in the run up to the elections. but mobile, the absolute can no, but the psychological leaders or from political forces goal for violence in the country. quite the opposite. everybody ri

then of course you've got m k. well, a spokesman has already told us there is no sort of a coalition at the moment with the and see it will not happen. the other option is will be a and c to couple together a whole lot of the smaller parties who made them on the list to become part of the coalition. the problem with that is that resubmit it with terms of the arithmetic be. and so you would have to get at least 46 percent or more of the votes to form a coalition with a number of smaller parties. well, as the results are coming in, that appears to be a target that may be very difficult for the organization to reach. mike, thank you very much, mike. how to reporting to us from the tell them the ground in south africa. we're also following the election in india. it's a 7 phase process is now drawing to a close. the final round is coming up south today on departments and under moody's 10 year government is media freedom has come on the serious threats. journalists have been arrested, harassed for holding the government to ac

last year, it seems in the report it was about this is what the european institutions say, everyone k... wellre told about some kind of media order there as the opposite of media chaos, which for some reason can be seen in banking if there is no marathon, but this is all from the sly, the actual question is that this the telethon has long outlived its usefulness in my, my absolutely sincere belief, and what my colleagues in the public sphere say, so... it is worth simply adopting and really moving to the fact that the channels present different positions independently, it has long been learned to hold the frame, already it has long been clear what things are it is necessary to keep what is called unity, and where to show that the authorities need to do better in order for ukraine to win. thank you, mr. rostyslav, mr. nikita, unlike maryana bezugla, you definitely know, you know much more. about the media space, you were a member of this media space, and you certainly perfectly understand what, what, what, what is and what is not so public, and obviously you could explain it more competently.

well, david cameron, an ex british prime minister, now the you k is most senior diplomats. and he had some very interesting things to say when it came to essentially escalating the conflict in ukraine. mike, know why is that interesting? well, the u. k is one of the suppliers of the storm shadow me. so i have a scout e g as it's known in front of these, of caused some damage to a russian facility, ships, etc. as the british with navy senior military officers in the u. k, we know, are intimately involved in the planning all the tax and what have you in ukraine. so as uh, the conflict grinds on and things don't go as well as they should do, maybe for ukraine on the battlefield. the western partners seem to be going all in on escalation and that some of the some to exactly what they become. i'd have to say i have to show, spend the amount of the united spent by the prime minister that we will give 3000000000 pads every year for as long as is necessary. and we've just really m e we can in terms of gifting equipment, to the biggest of adequate we've, we've, we've been able to giv

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well the, the m k. the reason was formed was because the agency was the struggling to implement the policies for the people which includes the land for education. so it wouldn't be applied to that one to have a coalition that because it would probably stop by some time to do those things. another option would be for the a and c to form an alliance with a number of the smaller parties, which would be likely to them on the list in return, then the big ones. but in order to achieve this, the amc would need more than 46 percent of the boat a target, which as the cons continues, appears more and more remotes kinda. i'll just era the trend south africa to our room, which i saw joins us now from the provincial results center in durban. the region is a strong hold of a former president of jacob summa and his new m. k party. well, is the south africa bracing itself for potential change? well nation, the 6 to the same to nearly 60 percent of the results have come in and if the trend continues the way it's going a

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but all those really correct and when the election is k, well is need to some narrow away in like this section. so yeah, labor is confident, but i think that's a anything to ground to it. and they certainly don't take for granted. the idea that they could, but a lot of slight majority, i think they're trying to play down expectations and randy gets across the message that there is everything to play for this election campaign. suppose there are some leave of policy, so forth is a feel somewhat alienated from cassandra and perhaps the rest of the party in terms of his position on foreign policy. his approach to what is happening in gaza and perhaps also on the immigration. yes, we did see in the recent local election, some evidence that votes is particularly impulsive. the country, whether it's a high concentration of muscle invites us that we did see some tiring, often that i provided. so there was no doubt that the leadership stones ongoing also does seem to have kind of the impact. although that he's on like testing to try is the outcome of the election. 72 does that claim does faith

i for the consensus of more than 20 percent but all those really correct and when the election is k, well is need to some narrow away in like this section. so yeah, labor is confident but anything that taking anything for granted, and they certainly don't take for granted the idea that they but a lot of slight majority. i think that trying to play down expectations and randy gets across the message that there is everything to play for. and this election campaign, suppose there are some leave of policy, so forth is a feel some will alienated from cassandra and perhaps the rest of the party in terms of his position on foreign policy. his approach to what is happening in gaza and perhaps also on the immigration. yes, we did seen the recent like selection some evidence that faces particularly impulse of the country, whether it's a high concentration of muscle invites us that we did see some tailing off in the light provided um so there is no doubt that the leadership stones on go also does seem to have have the impact. well, they've thought he's on like testing to change the outcome of the el

well. most people have a wide range of stocks in their retirement funds their 401 k's. so they're probably doing very well. now. if you check back a few years ago you would go, wow. but at least for the time being. and that's why they say keep these things for the long term. because if you look at our nation's history over the long term, the market has done well. stick with it. keep your money in there. that has worked so far. yes. all right, scott, thank you for explaining. i get it now. good. all right. thanks. san jose's plans to extend bart into downtown could cost upwards of $10 billion. that's according to new proposals filed with the vta. there are three proposals on the table to transform the area around the existing diridon train station into a modern transit hub, the report says. those options would cost between two and a half and $13 billion. two of the options would have an underground connection to bart, while one would opt for a street level connection. but the san jose bart extension is running behind schedule, and they are still fine tuning all of the det

k. well, i'm from the that the house on the semester. it recognizes. i also want to stay in the jewish community for many tickets in my community, the sign is all just on the gc might be something on the lawn. sounds like it's a new learning about the history i learned did not people on on. so i wanted to speak out an identified myself, sorry, probably as an unties honesty. but how, how did you is people who have been down about design is a good which they were raised, the noise that was like, density for you on the other side, a design is what you to butler fellows of the coast, parting ways. there was a red is not designed as to is told so that they can be called thank you so much for joining us here on allison sierra at the students, but also the university university stuff have said that the treatments here by the university and also by police have been extremely harsh if you compared to other countries around the world. and there is this framing here very strongly coming from not only to government from the media, but also from the establishment h

which the bhoys well —— k—pop. that is it for this hour. see you next hour. hiya.is toxic and lions in south yorkshire. two big political stories today. let's start with natalie elphicke. she's an mp who's quit the conservative party to join their rivals labour. jordan's got the details. she's the second tory mp to quit and join labour in less than two weeks. she's accused her now old boss, prime minister rishi sunak, of breaking promises, calling his government incompetent. but rishi sunak says all labour can offer are rises in the amount of tax people pay. meanwhile in scotland, john swinney has become first minister, meaning he's now the head of the scottish government. he's also picked a team who will be working with him to make policy and decisions. some other stories now. police have cleared a pro—palestinian encampment from george washington university. campus students have been there since the 25th of april. next, social media sites could be named and shamed and banned for under 18 if they fail to comply with new online safety rules. regulators want to stee

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k as well. now, the motors ambassador to the un, they are a, an elected 10 member, a non permanent member, if you will. she did stop. she basically said, we support the i, c. c, we support cream cod. let's let the process play out before we make any pronunciations on this. so for, but the bottom line is that i think is but you're probably getting the sense of most people here at the un, but few are wanting to speak about it. probably because of the arrest warrants have not officially been announced yet. it's just a matter of cream con, uh, putting in the application to the judges for potential arrest warrants. and so that's why i think you see a lot of diplomats simply not wanting to touch this yet. because of that now we haven't heard from the un officially as well. the press secretary for the secretary general, the spokesperson for the secretary general is about to do his daily noon briefing in the next few minutes. but it's unlikely you'll hear any official announcements on this from the u. n

and that is what the operating is trying to really hit home and you k as well, because this is the imperial core. yeah, this is where the mandate of palestine was palestine was created. yeah. and the university of oxford and cameron is not going to go anywhere until that idea is reckoned with. well, thank you for that candle uh with so many students preparing to graduate at this time. of deep up people we wanted to end today. so with an address from palestinian student, i sure i find that from the university of illinois, chicago, i urge you all to acknowledge the class of 2024 of has done that no longer exists students that will not be walking their stage this year and $14000.00 children who will never walk a stage ever again. celebration without acknowledgment, would be an injustice on behalf of my people. and so my fellow graduates, i urge you all to advocate and go against the grain. i urge all schools including you, i see, to drive us from companies complicit and instruct. done. let us be the generation that holds morality close to our actions and hold each other accountable in times li

detailed by federal, from agency on charges of corruption base of to the general elections, announced k to well says he's innocent, he's the 3rd member of the party to be arrested for corruption. his bill ends on june, 2nd, a day of to the elections. hey, to ball has accused prime minister and random will be opened up in the eyes in corruption investigations to discredit political arrivals and deflect, voters attention from real issues. you don't want a condo, can i to your dish. can you say want to stop at work? if this is not good for the country, this is dictates a ship, and we need to fight against this. i'm fighting against the dictatorship, but i need your support. beyond not the party responded more than a decade ago and has been in power in denny since 2013. it's also increased its footprint by been crucial for single best in punjab. but it didn't win a single parliamentary seat from the captain in 2019. so this time is showing the coalition of opposition parties. so my, let's say, k 2 balls of rest has benefited his campaign. when people saw that oriented you was like, was, was filled,

and president ruto,ssio that kenya is about to lead in haiti is obvious a support mission and is well k ct is thl police have been internationally funded and trained for some time. nevertheless have obviously will kenyan forces in partnership with the m.s.s. be ont in the fight against these gangs? or will they b static force are you concerned about casualties among the kenyan ruty much. the responsibility of and security anywhere in the world including in a collective responsibility of all nations and all who believe in fom, self-determination, democracy and justice. the reason why kenya took up this responsibility, because we have been participating in peacemaking and we have been participating in over the last 40 years. in 47 countries. including very difficult neighborhoods. like wha'r face in haiti. we a g responsibility alongside the haitian police and have clear modus operandi, how we're going to relate with the situation on the ground that has been agreed under the united nations framk.so w are looking forward o this deployment because we children in haiti deserve peace. like al

k. for the united states. well, joe biden, things, well, he's getting mixed results within the polls. but for the u. k, for the incumbent, conservative party will tell i, i will tell you, that'd be decimated by the labor rivals in the pools. so well that seems to put the looming social peace conference on your brain in switzerland, on the back burner. now this is an event that russia was actively and vocally, not invited to participate in. and from the most cool stand point that conference looks like just a platform for you. praying and its allies together and come up with an ultimatum to most cool. but again, russian troops here have the gaming, tara g, by the day of the games, have you smooth. but when the conflict, such as the ones that we see, you frame every, even a few 100 meters a day can be considered a rather significant and a bigger success. because in the amount of men and equipment, the ukraine news is, uh do you descend to, to keep, to, to not withdrawal for at least a while. uh, from uh, that small would, could be a small patch of land is disproportionate. and ukraine has

well, let us discuss with our panel k, j now author and east asia, expert line, all of a line o media and kim iverson, host the iris, and show thank you so much for joining me. all 3 of you. thank you to. so kim, i'm actually going to start with you because it is no secret that republicans and democrats and office often speak of china as the number one threat globally. yet only a few pieces of life legislation have actually been passed withdrawal hard lines between the 2 countries. so what is the truth regarding the current relationship between washington dc and beijing? well, the truth is, is that the business class will not really truly allow the political class to do the things. a political class says that they want to do the political class. does a lot of posturing against china. they want to act like they want to act like china is the big bad bully that they have to go after they continue to uh, they're just fostering a lot. but the, the bottom line is we do too much trade with china. we have too much, we have too much riding on the, on china's economy. we have too much of busine

easier to tell the truth one hundred% of the time the 99% of the time and that is true of your 401(k) as wellt dipping into that for a house, the chances of dipping and for something else are higher and you end up, biden doesn't solve inflation and you pay for it by undermining your retirement assets. how unfair is that? stuart: you take a loan from your 401(k) you've got to pay it back. there' s virtue because you pay back with interest but at the same time you've got to pay back that loan and have a mortgage on your house your up the creek. brian: look at your monthly budget and if you change employers, watch out. there's a lot of traps so watch out for hidden traps. stuart: don't mess with your 401(k). don't ever get out of it. brian: say stapled to your -- when you sliding 99. there you go. stuart: coming up, the administration is selling a million barrels of gasoline, biden wants to lower gas prices ahead of the election. we are on it. nvidia sets to appear after the bill, it could be the report of the year. we will definitely get into it but first look at this. fleet week kicking off in

k, any rate? well on this subject of basically the okay, uh, having the legacy of provocations, the u. k. 4 and secretary said the ukranian troops should be allowed to strike deep within russian territory using western supplied weapons. what do you think about that? yes i, i remember that for a couple of weeks ago that came up, but i taught that once the russian foreign ministry caught in the british ambassador and made it quite clear that threshold were just bond or right. is that right to respond to the british presence anyway and the relative that happened? i've talked back to that back. that's a big from that particular threat. should i say? well, it's all happening. 2 weeks before the d day anniversary. actually when 80 years ago allied forces fought against the germans, were nazis led by nazis at the time? obviously, while at the beginning of the ukrainian crisis, western officials were saying that russia was fighting, quote, imaginary nazis and ukraine. would you say this? still imaginary? hey,

k. g thing, the young people, today's young generations, do you think they want to serve militarily? well, i don't really know what i mean, how the young people in the u. k. are thinking about the common sense tells me that i mean by looking at the falsities that it's been going around the world right in gaza in ukraine. young people die. lots and lots of young people on died are losing their lives. right. why should the young people be sent to the front to separate cries that lives? no, i mean, for, for the country. oh you a u. k. it was something that has nothing to do with stuff. yeah. yeah, yeah, yes. if it's a fair point, it's a fair point. i mean, the, you know, the, the, the use of today, i don't know how switched on the odd to what is essentially the, will that lead to, you know, i guess that's so infatuated with that jet, political struggles around the world multinational conglomerate conglomerates. it's all about the money at the end of the day. you know how it goes now. yeah. but, but it does seem a little bit wiring is that the u. k. you know, and refuse to knock is trying to

well, david cameron, a, an ex british prime minister. now do you, k is most senior diplomats and he had some very interesting things to say when it came to essentially escalating the conflict in ukraine as uh, the conflict grinds on. things don't go as well as they should do, may be for ukraine on the battlefield. the western partners seem to be going all in on the escalation, united swing by the prime minister, that we will give 3000000000 pads every year for as long as is necessary. and we've just really, mtv e. we can in terms of gifting equipment, to the biggest of adequate we've, we've, we've been able to give so far. new credit absolutely has the right to strike back at rush. you can quite understand why ukraine the feels the need to make sure it's defending itself. it's getting the russians out of his country and it has the ability to strike back. so as you can see, essentially suggesting that it's open season of russian pear. tree energy infrastructure, maybe even civilian population centers. it is a significant suggestion, almost to escalate.

k. government. it's an interesting contrast because well, you k officials appear fixated on labeling things. it's exactly the opposite case on the other side of the pond by washington, that seems at pains to avoid using the to genocide when it comes to what's playing out in gas. we believe israel can and must do more to ensure the protection and wellbeing of innocent civilians. we do not believe what is happening and gaza is a genocide. we have been firmly on the record rejecting that proposition on the spot. haven't you had any of that notion of genocide? washington officials admit that israel has shown no plan for protecting civilians in gaza in the mean time. but you and, and all the international organizations continue to report on she would rise violations including the deliberate targeting of women and children and child duction and the head of the all hoc palestinian human rights and g o show on jeopardy. and he believes the west doesn't want to acknowledge any genocide because as he says, the west is competitive friday between the lines of the one who is complicit with the jews side.

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k. russia as well, the games such publications. well, let's take a look at be awesome. ukraine has access to interest how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those western supplies, munitions can hit targets, less than 100 kilometers inside of russia, potentially reaching the cities of don't yet. and bell growth. the next group includes, well kids bones and you avi's from the us, the u. k. on portugal, and they to reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shot, the cruise missiles post, the biggest threats they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. in front supply these missiles on have, suppose is potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to what plan issues western us know with the nuclear capable of 16 find to jet. now, russia's foreign minister has cautioned against driving the conflicts in that direction. these of $69.00 across the will be destroyed is what is other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine. at the same time,

dispersed today by the soldiers of the russian military, it is a video in which their russian k-52 helicopter, welligator, we have also burned them more than once, launches. the missile, according to the russians, is none other than the kh-59-kh-69. well, accordingly, in the comments, i have already seen certain comments from military experts who say that if this is true, then this is very bad news for us. is it really possible to launch the winged x-59-x-69 from a helicopter, what we are shown on this pictures? look, before that, until now , this was done from tactical aviation, first the х59, and then the modernized version of the х69y, there were also su-34s, they say from other aircraft, but the planes were launched, here if, if it is really so , but to trust their propaganda, and what you see does not give you the opportunity to say with certainty whether it is true or not, from the fact that so far... i cannot say for sure, it is very responsible, if so with from the point of view that they have new possibilities for carrying for application blow, and this only suggests that the americans sho

dispersed today by the soldiers of the russian zmi, this is a video in which their russian k-52 helicopter , welln alligator, we them. also more than one was fired, launches a rocket, as the russians claim, it is nothing but kh-59, kh-69. well, and accordingly, uh, in the comments, i have already seen certain comments from military experts who say that if this is true, then this is very bad news for us. is there really? the ability of the kh-59 x69 winged aircraft to be launched from a helicopter, what is shown to us in this picture. before that, until now, this was done from tactical aviation, first the x59, and then the modernized version of the x69, there were also su-34s, they say from other aircraft, but the planes were launched, here if, if it is really so, but oh well to trust their propaganda, but what you see does not give you the opportunity to say with confidence that it is true or not? from the fact that , while i still see it, i cannot say for sure, it is very responsible, if so from a point of view in view of the fact that they have new capabilities to carry for striking, and this o

what do people love from last summer "oppenheimer" and k"barbie. well wasn't highly original what gets people into theaters >> you can't always win with that people cry for the lack of originality, and when you do something more original, often those films fall flat. it's really -- we're not making widgets here these are movies every weekend is different look, last year was magic. i mean, "barbie," "oppenheimer," "sound of freedom," $1.1 billion to the domestic box office in the summer we're not going to see that every year i think next summer will be bigger than this summer. it is a cyclical business. this is not an anomaly this is what happens in the business it's all product driven, though i loathe to call movies product. but it is. if movies aren't there, the strikes had an impact. "mission impossible" moved to 2025 ""deadpool" and wolverine" was supposed to kick off this summer movie season on may 3rd of this year. >> right. >> it threw things into disarray, but we'll see the year catch up a bit we're not getting to $9 billion for the year, but, st

right, 14 years old, how old are you, 16, lord, what age, well, you know how to love, yes, very well, oops, kn you already have one candidate for the role of presenter. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. hello, my name is kira, who do you think who do you think is the coolest actor with whom you would like to collaborate? unfortunately, your generation knows very little about russian cinema, and the cinema of the post-soviet space, it’s a pity, because i acted with real stars, just stars, well, yes, yes, maybe you saw the white sun of the desert, has anyone seen picture, haven't seen it, tokino. but even this list of these directors that i named for world cinema is of course the peaks, but there are still other peaks, and i regret that you know little about cinema, we would now list them for you like this everyone, just, well, for now let’s limit ourselves to this, which celebrities do you know personally, if from cinema, then there are a lot of these people, just a lot, because i say that i worked with a huge number of actors, but i knew well, with... such a person, vladimir semyonovich vysotsky,

k. so thank you so much for joining us here on oddity. now think here's well has denounced the i c j k, says ripon repugnant. do thing is well, is just simply ignoring the ruling by the international foot. it is a start that this nick a digression, you know, for the last 75 years. this is not something new that we have to expect from is right. is there as far so for the has or old was act as it oak states about the international law above international humanitarian law. and has been told that the suffered to do, you know, by the united states of america. so, and the routing that comes from the i c j. it doesn't about the for them because, you know, they go ahead support that really federally financially, by the united states. and by the veto power, i do not did they show them that and it says gifts empowerment for is the end to denounce the international community, the international legitimacy, and any kind of a know that comes or every solution fits us. you know, it's in the world, so there's, i'll scan and then it gets that girlfriend continues today. they,

k. that allows for learning a fob. yes, 2 countries as well. what that was, why do we of good for the 9 miles that we had in negotiations will go the silvo, suffice from the victoria and albert and also the british museums. collections have been sent to gone on long term loan. they were stolen from the king's court, known as the ascent to handed during conflicts between the british. i'm the powerful as sunset people go away and k negotiated the loan, which will last 3 years with the option to extend 3 more. but local thing, the, all the facts should remain in that homelands is very important because these advisors belong to us and we need to hold them like really needs to belong in new to come back home. i don't think it is fee for just to someone's belongings and then and it limits them with low. no, i don't think it is a good idea. it must be vote. a historian on political science professor samuel, i do, guy math for you says there is a need to begin pushing the butcher system to return the spoils of centuries of looting. unfortunately, these

k -- camps. on indian young as well as the aged depressed areas.ur aim is not only to relieve the symptom of poverty it and above all [applause]host: lyndon whatrtant? guest: thanks for having me on. johnson was following in robert kennedy, john kennedy, when you about that level of national political leaderslyndon this personally from his own experiences in texas. he knew that the was being driven apart multiple ways related to racial segregation and to the incredible disparities but also economically. it was a real risk that someeconomic progress that had been made since the end of world war sustained at least not equally sustained. oment is so important because here youproposes something bold with the wherewithal and willpower and passion, the belief that this is something, even if we didn't have all the answers could take on as a country and that it would be good for all of us. host: what do you make of this moment in time and what is happening in america at this time? in 1964, it was the middle of boom, the likes of which we haven't seen since