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with amanda lang.enezuela is home to the world's largest oil reserves but the industry has been crippled by u.s. sanctions. president nicolas maduro insists venezuela can recover. in an exclusivity view with erik schatzker this week in caracas, maduro laid out his plan for oil production and they come back. -- a comeback. president maduro: venezuela can achieve up to 5 million barrels of production. we have the infrastructure. whatwe need is the investment . they don't lend us a single dollar in any bank to invest in oil. they don't lend money to any private venezuelan company to invest in oil. that is a substantial investment. furthermore, an absolute blockade was imposed on us for the sale of venezuelan oil. we lasted 14 months without being able to sell a single drop of oil, 14 months. now, we are reconstructing the investment, we are recovering the wells. we are recovering production and we are recovering the international commerce, in the middle of serious sanctions, because we don't have to forge

lang, if i may. in your voting lights litigation practice to what extent have you seen jurisdictions restriction alternative options for voting such as early voting and absentee voting in a discriminatory way? >> unfortunately, we are seeing it more and more. this is an area where, again, as professor heron explained, because voters of color are effectively using some of these mechanisms for voting, early voting and vote by mail, there have been increasing attempts to restrict access. so for example, during 2020, i mentioned that after harris county had already set up a number of drop box locates and early voting locations, the governor suddenly announced that you can only have one drop box per county and servicely restricted access to drop box services, and did so right in the middle of the election. we saw something similar in ohio. of course this had the biggest effect on cities that serve, you know, millions of people, and can't do so with one drop box effectively. >> now, we all know that the su

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i am matt miller with amanda lang. catalyst event kicks off next week, celebrating the brightest thinkers and innovators who are accelerating solutions at the edge of technology and policy. one of those thinkers looking to be highlighted is the ceo and cofounder of swarm, which affords affordable satellite services to remote regions across the globe. thanks for your time. talk to me about what kind of satellites we are talking about and what affordable mean. what are you doing at swarm? >> our satellites are about the size of a grilled cheese sandwich, smaller than my head, and they are about 10,000 times smaller than conventional satellites that provide a similar service today. they are the next variation on this cube set formfactor that has been popularized by other companies the past five years or 10 years. what we mean by affordable, services are less than a netflix subscription, five dollars per device a month, and that allows companies to connect devices at any point on earth at any time, middle of the ocean, the

we are keeping our -- amanda lang alongside lisa abramowicz.are keeping our eye on vertical aerospace. big hitters from companies like virgin atlantic. they plan to go public later this year. it was a merger, a blank check company. ceo stephen fitzpatrick is with us now. let's start with the opportunity. where are you in your own flightpath? stephen: thanks for having me. vertical it launched in 2016, so we are six years and, and we are partnering with american and virgin. it is passenger piloted, and we reduced and we will start flying later. lisa: there is a question on how feasible it is for flying taxis. i probably will not hop in and drive one. nobody wants to see that. also, whether this caters to the common man and woman. can you give insight into how you saw flying taxis fitting into the transportation ecosystem? stephen: sure. people here are skeptical, and that is justified. these are new aircraft, and we have a lot to prove. one thing i would say is the technology we are using, it already exists today. this is not based in some new f

i'm amanda lang. alongside matt miller.rkers returned to offices, commercial real estate gradually reopening, some interesting trends are reemerging. at the center of all of the trends when it comes to technology and real estate is a company called latch, which debuted on the nasdaq today. with us now is the cofounder and ceo, luke schoenfelder. luke: thank you for having me, it is an exciting day. amanda: you have been growing fast in recent years. what changes now with this access to capital, what changes post ipo? luke: we have always had a huge vision. this gives us the ability to grow at the rate that we've been growing in multifamily, adapt to the changes we are seeing in that market, the growth of e-commerce has change the way that buildings need to be operated in, expectations that people have. it also allows us to expand into new geographies, verticals. one that we announce a couple of weeks ago is our expansion into the commercial market space, using our operating system. as the world goes back to work, we will se

amanda: come to bloomberg markets, i'm amanda lange. matt: i'm matt miller.ories we are following for you from around the world. the webs hidden weeks five, we will discuss the outage or fastly today and the vulnerability of the world wide web cyberattack. if human error, the founder and ceo of official technology. plus, more on meme stocks as wendy's benefits from the retail trade, shares hitting a record high today. we will speak to canada ceo about how fine wine will become more accessible to retail investors and hopefully drinkers as well area -- as well. amanda: bloomberg is reporting at of the european union's be there with president biden next week, a resolution for that meeting suggests an end to some long-standing trade disputes around a movement of -- around aluminum and metal tariffs. boeing is already moving on this news, an awful lot of money on both sides of the border. we are keeping eyes on this, a bloomberg news report out just now. the market is fairly quiet today. the market is fairly quiet today. we are seeing weakness for consumer utiliti

with amanda lang.nd boudin are set to meet in geneva tomorrow following summits with the g7, eu. here is the state of russian relations heading into that meeting. president biden: we are not looking to set up a cycle of escalation with russia. >> it is not us who brought russian-u.s. relation to the current position. president biden: i'm prepared to take further action to respond. >> we don't have disagreement with the united states, they have the only disagreement. president biden: he won a stable equitable relationship. >> which is why what they have done until now is a mystery to us. president biden: responding to attacks on our democracy. >> the united states and russia have corresponding interests. >> we can also cooperate when it is our mutual interest. >> i hope that our meeting will be constructive. matt: joining us now is angela stent. also a professor of government and foreign service at georgetown university. thanks for joining us. how do you view this? do we, westerners, as americans, have

i'm amanda lang. i'm matt miller. welcome to our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. ford sees strong demand in the second quarter. we will break down the numbers from the automaker second-quarter earnings. and we will speak with anthony trench avenue, managing partner of nexo about his call on bitcoin hitting possibly $100,000 over the next 12 months. and why the boom in commodity prices during the pandemic has fueled a surge in theft from around the world. although, amanda, that might be self expiratory. when stuff gets more valuable, more people want to steal it. amanda: especially when it is often left lying around job sites. watching markets, lots to chew on today post that hawkish fed. it is a mixed picture. the s&p 500 unchanged, it had been weaker. the nasdaq is bearing better. inside the s&p 500 is the big story. the big decliner are energy, financials, materials. the groups that make up tech are doing ok, mildly positive. wo

and did they suspect anything beforehand might lang, there remembers him occasionally joining him and his friends that their regular hang out by a supermarket. he remembered much like many others. how he made racist comment. freaking foreigners and stuff. people don't take seriously. you're going to help. it was just regular kids shooting their mouths off. i say, i thought more a case of following the crowd than actually joining protest marches or whatever other crap why he just wanted to along somewhere on this is mike lang, the celebrating his birthday playing drinking games together with these private video recordings seem to suggest that he was a typical teenager for the area. the young men would spend a lot of time driving around and generally had right wing views and other acquaintances of his but also willing to talk to us. they describe the now 27 year old as an unassuming load, now more the shy boy from next door. shortly after finishing high school, he left his home town to do his basic military service. before moving on to study chemistry, he then dropped out of his studies

he was playing music on his station wagon radio chp officer in that area thought lang might have beenating the local noise ordinance and tried to stop him. honking flashing his lights laying did not see or hear the officer and pulled into his garage. the officer put his foot in the path of the door stopping it from closing and then entered without a warrant questioning lying about what he thought was the smell of alcohol on him. the supreme court has now curb warrantless searches like that one. increasing home protections. california is getting a new monument to honor sacramento area. tribe said capitol park. >> a state senate committee approving a new monument to take the place of a sculpture that was torn down during protests last year. that statue was commemorating father unit pero serra who has been accused by native american tribes for his cruel treatment. back in the 17. 100's assembly member james see ramos authored the bill and says that he doesn't condone what happened to father serra statue, but quote. however, it did prove an opportunity for us to explore why this figure fr

mike lang there remembers him occasionally joining him and his friends that they're regular hang out by a supermarket. he remembered much like many others. how he made racist comments. freaking foreigners and stuff. people don't take seriously as you want to help, lou. it was just regular kids shooting their mouths off. i say, i thought more a case of following the crowd than actually joining protest marches or whatever other crap he just wanted to belong somewhere on. this is mike lang, this celebrating his birthday, playing drinking games together with the value of these private video recordings seem to suggest that he was a typical teenager for the area. the young men would spend a lot of time driving around and generally had right wing views and other acquaintances of his were also willing to talk to us. they describe the now 27 year old as an unassuming low, now more shy boy from next door. shortly after finishing high school, he left his home town to do his basic military service. before moving on to study chemistry, he then dropped out of his studies due to health issues and m

joining protest marches or whatever other crap why he just wanted to belong somewhere on this is mike lang this celebrating his birthday, playing drinking games together with these private video recordings seem to suggest by the i was a typical teenager for the area. the young men would spend a lot of time driving around and generally had right when views and other acquaintances of his but also willing to talk to us. they describe the now 27 year old as an unassuming, lo, now more shy boy from next door. shortly after finishing high school, he left his hometown to do his basic military service. before moving on to study chemistry, he then dropped out of his studies due to health issues and moved back in with his parents that he began assembling an arsenal of weapons. drifting deeper and deeper into the ideological alternative. well this, these and then moved a development mike lang now also noticed that's actually over the, evolved over time. now he was becoming increasingly withdrawn and eventually broke off all contact. when the last time we were hanging out together, paranoid and kept t

i'm amanda lange alongside matt alert, who is from ohio.is a group of people you have to have sympathy for, it is the bond bears. for years they have not had their moment in the sun. we have got the flattest 530's of the year. indications are that the that's are changing. matt: yeah, it has been really strange. i've got to tell you, after the fed took a more hawkish turn, i expected investors to be selling bonds like mad. to be fair, we did see the yield go to 156 in about 12 hours, but then come straight back down. this morning i saw a quote at 143. what is going on? amanda: it is a bit confounding. the markets in general, of course, can be confounding. want to look ahead to the meeting president biden is heading -- is having with some important folks. janet yellen, gary gensler. that is coming up this afternoon. we will keep watching the state of the financial systems and nancy cook is with us now. nancy, what is top of the agenda here for president biden? nancy: the white house is calling this a routine meeting. this is going to be focus

. >> lucy lang, formerly an assistant d.a.te lucy lang, you just heard about, joins us now. she could potentially be the head of it. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, ari. >> absolutely. a lot of important issues, but let me ask you about the office where you have worked. you look at something that's been debated, especially in the context of racism in the law, and harsh sentencing. this is an office where about a fifth of new york's population is serving a life sentence. i'm curious what you think about that. obviously you've got many different cases, but would you change that? >> i would run a national criminal justice reform organization and served as an assistant district attorney right here in manhattan, handling the most serious, violent and complex cases. there's no doubt that the manhattan's d.a. office and others have been part of fueling -- and part of that has been seeking unduly long sentences. so reckoning with the criminal history has to include addressing excessive sentencing. >> i appreciate that.

some of those stocks were lange wishing. amazon and apple in particular had lange wished but in terms of apple, yeah, you've got the 5g, whether for wearables like that or whether it's for the new iphones, the new ipads or macs. this is going to continue to drive demand and as far as amazon, scott, they're a company that had to basically find workers at the toughest time. the toughest time to get workers was a year ago when people were afraid to get out as much as they are now now a lot of people as we have discussed are perhaps taking advantage of the excess capital that they've been given. and they'll stay at home and that's tough for the other competitors against the likes of these digital monsters like amazon but amazon has got the workers out there right now, scott some of them are trying to unionize i get that but a lot of the other companies just can't get the workers back. so, yes, amazon and target, and wal-mart should continue to feel a lift i know target and wal-mart not necessarily big tech, scott. but certainly

but it's director sherman lang half has been accused of angry outbursts and nepotism. some say the theaters dominated by a culture of fear. tanya, best men, women aren't better people than men. this is about a systemic problem that it's not about peoples, gender or skin color or family background in the whole family has been hinted to her. i. the gorky theatre seen us giving a voice to the oppressed as a space for social criticism, calls a growing for it to live up to its reputation. me escaped, loiter isn't. there are people who have to capabilities the skills and the political know how to take over and lead certain theaters from to, to apathy by name on to life. on the other side of the country just off shall be house theatre has been at the center of a debate about racism for months. critics of the theaters, leadership, color toxic and racist. the allegations were brought forward by a member of the company con young says a director targeted him with racist jokes the theaters. nothing until he took the story public before for one thing to see when the incident led to

and for lang as fishermen. i mean, this is a big problem for the all the fishermen. i mean these, this, of course they can go to the fee and they can do the work because of this tragic situation. the government has band fishing along an 80 kilometer stretch, of course, over 5000 and fishing boats have been affected. this ship has dealt the death blow 12 lives we conquer to see which means we can't make a living. now we have tons of plastic pellets have coated nearby beaches and there are fears that oil and chemicals may leak into the indian ocean. worsening an incident which is already what is for lack of worst environmental disasters. and let's bring in now jamila, who's saying deputy editor of the daily mirror, a newspaper entry, long as capital colombo. thank you so much for joining us. demila. just like to begin by asking you about the environmental aspects. what are the risks that we could still see an oil spill or the discharge of toxic chemicals into the indian ocean? well as up to the morning, the navy said that there had been no party as yet. however, there

president biden is going to have more success lang down these red lines, and perhaps that with russia, that perhaps the european union as well. yeah, i mean, they, the european union certainly struggled their relations with russia because it's in the even more difficult position than the americans visit the russia because of the simple proximity of russia. it's really on the doorstep. and sometimes the european could really feel sort of stuck a little bit in the middle between the 2 sides on this. so the united states have, does have a bit of a kind of luxury of distance. but if you look at us policy towards russia and the last few years has have the americans managed to change rushes behavior on things like crimea on, things like ukraine, on things like cyber attacks on things like syria, on almost anything you could name? no, they failed. they've imposed sanctions on all sorts of aspects russian behavior. but it has not brought results. so i don't think you're going to see joe biden, necessarily walking out later and say, we've tracked it, you know, we've worked out our relationship

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this case began in 2016 when lange was driving home late at night listening to loud music occasionallyonking his horn. an officer believed that he was violating a noise ordinance so when he entered his driveway the officer put on his flashing lights. the officer smelled liquor on his breath and arrested him not only for the noise violation but also for driving under the influence. >>> still ahead, the danger from just one firework. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor alone. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right awa

this is helen lang still supervisor of the group at this time. and she decides that as exciting as it is for them to be engineers. she wants to bring in more female engineers into her group. however, this is not so easy to do. and that's because at this time most engineering schools are still closed to women so caltech for example didn't open its doors to women until 1970 and even then it only admitted three female students. and so helen devises a plan to work around this she begins seeking out women who have bachelor degrees in math and computer science. she hires in the hires them in the lab trains them and then sends them. to a local night school for engineering and by doing this she is able to fill the lab with female engineers who otherwise would not have gotten in the door. and it's a good thing she does because these female engineers are needed for a very exciting mission that the lab is about to embark on called the grand tour. and this mission took advantage of a once in 175 a year alignment of the planets in order to send a spacecraft a

i'm met millie with amanda lang. we will bring you all the news right now on the back of the u.s.roll miss. it seems we are back to that phase where bad news is good news for stock it means less of the fed tapering relatively soon. amanda: on both sides of the board, and canada we are losing jobs. if you want to make the case that central banks need to be supportive, you have your case today. a disappointing job number. it is going to take longer to get back to full employment as some have thought. some will say based on this data, no. matt: it seems like it was a goldilocks number for the markets. it does not look like the recovery. it is just not going -- the recovery is destroyed. we are not gaining the jobs we lost. listen to some of the guest reactions to the payroll number. >> is this a positive report? >> it's a good report. >> a status quo report. >> signs of the supply-side strength to the labor market. >> it's about labor shortages. >> you can't just flip a switch. >> you can expect to snap your fingers and get a million people back in the labor market. >> it certainly g

i pass the lang, i not that tall anna. this free standing rock is the landmark of helical land. every one hopes that it can withstand the wind and the waves for a long time. and i continue to germany, the smallest nature reserve, the limit says, the rock of the gilmore. it is the nesting ground of many see birds, but it is named after the gillmet. in june, the small feathered bolts take wing amateur photographers wait for them to take their courageous punch. there are not many places in europe where you can get so close to wildlife bird watching isn't the only thing you can do here over there is the doing an offshore island and even smaller than hellig over and germany's largest greenfield colony lives over there. and you can join a guided tour to get really close to those animals. ah, some animals that's got it figured out on the beach all day, basking in the sun and cool off now and then with a quick dip in the sea. life and land is generally tranquil and unhurried. the juno island ranger make sure it stays that way. when i try to show you more and more guests are coming to se

. >> lucy lang, formerly an assistant d.a.e alvin bragg, considered one of the front-runners and has worked in the new york attorney general's office and the famed sdny. thanks for being here. >> thank you so much for having me tonight. >> absolutely. crime is going up in new york city as well as other big cities. how would you tackle that as d.a.? >> look, i have lived in harlem my whole life. i'm no stranger to violence. i had a gun pointed at me six times by the time i was 21. three by the police and three by people who weren't police. i was a federal prosecutor in the sdny doing gun cases. as chief deputy in the new york attorney general's office, we developed a portal that i would use as d.a. we examine every gun found at a crime scene found in the state of new york and traced it back to its last lawful sale from a licensed firearm dealer. it's a little blueprint for how we can focus on gun interdiction and plan to operationalize it when i become district attorney. >> if you were to win tomorrow, you would be inheriting t

. >> lack for lang waj access and cultural competency. >> five days later, investigators and family aredesperate. >>> north bay town of windsor has a new mayor, long time council member and vice mayor to fill the seat. mayor left after nine. >> woman came forward. launched investigation into allegations against him. >>> lead figure in san francisco's corruption scandal, former public works director mohammed nuru arrested for attempted robbery over a bag of potato chips. van pulled into the hall of justice where he was taken to be booked. police say attempted robbery was at food bank where he's a volunteer. pulled a knife when other person refused to give him a bag of chips. >>> a week since the deadliest mass shooting in bay area history. coroner completed autopsies on the nine victims of the vta rail yard shooting. gunman shot all of them multiple times before turning gun on himself. this weekend many will be laid to rest. abdolvahab left iran in search of a better life in the u.s., hearing from his son's girlfriend who thought of him as a father, spoke to him days before he died. >> d

. >> criminals communicated in 45 lang which is about things like trafficking drugs, arms, -- languages things like trafficking drugs, armed robberies, contract killings. >> the coordinator rates have bound more than -- found more than 3200 pounds of drugs, hundreds of firearms have been collected and nearly -- and millions of dollars have been seized. >> it's been compromised by law enforcement in a short. of time and i expect others are coming. who can you trust? >> there are other methods of operating but police used this and called it at a watershed moment and it is difficult to disagree. ♪ >> let's bring our guest into the show now, we have joining us from boston glenn, former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats and the national intelligence council. in cardiff, michael levy, professor of criminology at cardiff university and alexander virginia, former u.s. to part and prosecutor. welcome. if i could start with glenn, this is an innovative and eative approach. almost coming out of a movie. how did it come about? >> i don't know the details of this specifi

but it's director sherman lang half has been accused of angry outbursts and nepotism. some say the theaters dominated by a culture of fear. tanya, best men, women aren't better people than this is about a systemic problem. that is not about peoples gender or skin color, or family background of us in the whole fiber has, would have us been hinted to. the gorky theater is seen as giving a voice to the oppressed as a space for social criticism. call for growing for it to live up to its reputation . me escaped floyd to there are people who have to capabilities the skills and the political know how to take over and lead certain theaters to, to apathy by name and to life. on the other side of the country, just as she will house theatre, husband, at the center of a debate about racism for months. critics of the theaters, leadership color toxic and racist. the allegations were brought forward by a member of the company con young says a director targeted him with racist jokes. the theater did nothing until he took the story public before for us here, when the incident led to us

and if i had the miss of westminster, the parliament in england, if i had miss lang some way and they using it as a footstool, what the british it would be sacrilegious to them. it's this isn't drum on savages, but it is a beautiful piece which is not all the music. matthew amuse. it has some fun to. why should you deny an object? its functions, like the many communities across the african continent, have been demanding for the return of the plunder, culturally fearing kenya's national museum and exhibition is taking place. the invisible inventory is questioning the results of the objects as ah, yes, like visual for like these empty boxes. because like when you go to a museum, you don't expect to see m to cases. the missing objects include items such as mass shield, smoking, pine cones, grade markers, drums, just like you know, the invisible inventory program recorded over 32000 mission plan was to create a database of canyon objects that are spread out across the cultural institutions across the world. because because can you know where the object sign, what they are, we decided to v

the shock lang people are trying to retain territory in the southern states of santa catarina. the ruling could affect the outcome of hundreds of similar cases on again, if joins us live from brazil here. what's the state with its ruling the well, yes, it's a specific case, but it can centuries prudence for many others. basically what landowners miners and, and others want, is to establish a time limit for land claims. they want to say they want a ruling that says that if one has not been claimed by 988, when brazil's democratic constitution was approved, then that said, you don't have a right to start claiming land, even if you discovered now that your ancestors had these lands before, so this would limit future claims, but it also could open the way for, for others to try to review cases for reservations have already been denmark caden . so they're afraid of not being able to continue making land claims, but also that land claims that have already been settled can be reviewed. a new president bush and are still under pressure on other funds. will teach us about that. well i'm

i mean that what we can discuss here in georgia, i've done a great lang, is the poor thing of the landing of the plan, the, the plane, the means by which was huge. i think that that is questionable. the fact that they wanted to speak to this individual, there's no question about that at all. so i guess, well, i mean, if we all remember ourselves that they, you're 26, you know, we all had different opinions and probably will be a shame for a lot of things we did that age. but these guy did participate in the civil war in your great, he was infamous, although, but elliana, which was described as a not now not organization, even the, of the british and american media. so there were reasons why he should have been arrested and he was arrested when he was on the rush and legally, you know that there is one point personal sympathy that there is another, you know, here that is the war. but when they shut off the bill, russian space and when they are building, they want to impose sanctions on just about all the russian industries, including the most important one capital. what will be the result?

ah i'm to call for he will come to the show. hopes urged when lang that any more survivors will be found in the rubble of a collapsed apartment complex in florida. now reports have emerged about an engineer warning of major structural damage to the building 3 years ago. so far, officials have confirmed for deaths, but nearly a 160 people are still missing. make shift memorial has sprung up in the sub of the surf side to the scores of people engulfed in the rubble of the collections department. block, search and rescue teams. working around the clock, probing the way agonizingly slowly through the shifting mountain of debris. a fire burning deep beneath the rubble is complicating. if it's all of our he didn't need routed onto the structure. so you've seen it in and out. and unfortunately we keep having flare up. so there and it's just not acceptable. so those, those are the difficulties us, another challenge that we're encountering and, and you know, we're constantly going in aggressively trying to get as close as we can to, to extinguish that fire. but of course, we haven't been able to

growing environmental disaster, the fires out there are new problems with a ship stranded officer lang because coast ah hello, i have a 3 and again, this is i was just here alive from doha. also coming up more than 100 students are missing after another group attacked the school in nigeria it's been called of death championship. the push to stop brazil hosting a tough football.

later this year, he brought her out just sarah london for lang because davy has recovered the data recorder from a congo ship stuck off the coast of colombo, the m. v express. pearl partially sank this week. it had been on fire for 13 days and was carrying oil, nitric acid, and other hazardous chemicals. that i will compare information from the dancer recorder against the crew statements to understand what caused the fire therapies are preparing for the possibility of a major oil spill. that i had an al jazeera iran. 7 presidential candidate is face cell phone tv. in the 1st round of the election debate, cloth, and currently that's a visit is 30 may and march. we'll hear from one of the fama, struggling with the plague of my sin, australia. ah hello, we got some cool weather now into southern parts of the radium peninsula. started to see the influence of the south westerly winds, destroying little moister up towards must got for example, 34 celsius surround 10 degrees down on what we saw last week. and one of 2 spots in a man getting up to 50 celsius recently. so that is something of a reli

yes, and i was, if you couldn't really said tar lang, tory should have big role in gas. the promotional for 2nd, no, no. up until almost 2026 would plan to raise the sun for fee. and the john said to say that i learned from car times of high quality. and that is our competitive advantage. we're making you so we corporation with many international companies to i'll give you what to do in here, including russian companies. and we use the fish and sea of this called corporation. you tell common good news in modern technologies with take into account or be an environment protection net. of course, very important. like i said, we plan to achieve and indicate by 2020 will show on the gas exposure countries do. and i hope that was helpful enough, said soon we're going to have yet to know that meeting of the 14 countries forums i've seen call tim and we go into this house for the potential cooperation. coordination of such a huge responsibility to our shoulders. we are responsible for the future of the energy sector in this regard. as a mom that can be other than the jobs. and i

president biden is going to have more success lang down these red lines. and perhaps that, that, with russia, that perhaps the european union as well. yeah, i mean, the, the european union is certainly struggle their relations with russia because it's in the even more difficult position than the americans visit the russia because of the simple proximity of russia. it's really on the doorstep. and sometimes the europeans can really feel sort of stuck a little bit in the middle between the 2 sides on this. so the united states have, does have a bit of a kind of luxury of distant. but if you look at us policy towards russia and the last few years has have the americans managed to change rushes behavior on things like crimea on, things like ukraine, on things like cyber attacks on things like syria, on almost anything you could name? no, they've failed. they've imposed sanctions on all sorts of aspects russian behavior . but it has not brought results. so i don't think you're going to see joe biden, necessarily waltzing out later and say, we've tracked it, you

they have to overcome the differences to make this government last tanya, in jerusalem, there too for lang cannot wear a burnt out cargo ship carrying tons of chemicals off the coast of colombo has partly sunk. the express pearl had been on fire for nearly 2 weeks with much of its dangerous cargo falling overboard. the flames were finally extinguished on monday, but as the ship was being towed out to see things went from bad to worse. it was being cold for lank as worst maritime disaster carrying tons of chemicals and plastics. envy express poll is sinking into the sea . the singapore registered cargo ship was anchored of sri lanka, west coast, when it caught fire on may 20. now, with the blaze finally under control salvage crews tried to tow the ship into deep water away from precious fishing grounds. but the burnt up vessel is already thinking. i mean, this is a big problem for the all the fishermen. i'm in the face, of course, they can go to the fi and they can do the alerts. because of this tragic situation . the government has been fishing along an 80 kilometer stretch of coast. over

sir lang, cuz navy has recovered the data recorder from a stricken cargo ship off the coast of colombo, the m. v express. pearl partially submerged this week. it had been on fire for 13 days and was carrying oil metric acid and other hazardous chemicals. police are looking to compare information from the data recorder against the cruise statements, to understand what happens. authorities are preparing for the possibility of a major oil spill tourney. pradeep tomorrow is from sterling because marine environmental protection authority. he says, all agencies in the country are now focused on containing any further damage. at the moment, my primary concern is the oil that we expected. and are you still at the moment and moment? and was she going to be in about 18 tons of maybe 4 and she is no, we must go. and then you've got to fight any sort of oil spin therefore, or sheep star rating our own. she can, she told us he's been converting people such as moves in spring guns and but from the site we have gotten all the moves and, and, and even a couple of indicators on board some boards. so th

the shock lang people are trying to retain territory in the southern fate of santa katerina when k. and i came in with the indigenous groups outside the court in brasilia. well, this room court is important because it will be binding the landowners. what they claim is that there should be a time limit for indians to reclaim their territory. they say if you weren't sitting on that land in 1988, which is the year that the new constitution was approved after the military dictatorship was over. it, if the person wasn't there at that moment, then they should not have a right to claim that territory. many of these indigenous people had been expelled before by force, so they may not have been sitting exactly on that spot in 1988, but there is proof that they were there. so if, if the court ruled in favor of the state id and instead of in favor of the indigenous people, this set the precedent and it could lead to having to review many of the cases that are, have already been decided in favor of the indigenous people as well as not allowing future claims to move forward. one of the world's o

we had kd lang and we had boy george. and that was about it.about my sexuality, that george michael and ellen degeneres, and all these other people... that's right, yeah. i think what you were very brave about was talking about mental health and indeed about physical health, too, cos i think you described how in that mid �*80s period, when you were really stricken with fear and you were not feeling good about yourself, you suffered from bulimia for a while. and i think you said that you basically had a breakdown. i'm just wondering how hard it was to live life on the road with a very successful rock band while you're suffering from bulimia and while, frankly, you're going through a breakdown. yeah, i mean, there was a mental health thing going on there for about a year—and—a—half. and it was not pretty and it was not good. i was certainly not easy to be around. but i was able to get on stage and do myjob. i mean, part of what... you can go and, you know, you can search images and you can find pictures of me very, very, very obese and very sad—l