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most are either recovering at home or afraid to go out, lest they too become infected. are imploring staff to return to work, but they are having a difficult time convincing employees to reenter crowded offices. it looks like china is in for a tough few months before life returns to anything like normal. amongst those being overloaded are home delivery drivers, and many of them are also catching covid. so orders are piling up, with not enough drivers to handle them. "zero—covid" may be effectively over, but this virus continues to wreak havoc in china. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, beijing. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. police in the democratic republic of congo say at least 100 people have died in the capital kinshasa after heavy rains caused floods and landslides. there are reports of homes collapsing with major roads underwater. many houses are built on slopes — prone to flooding — and the city suffers from inadequate drainage and sewerage. the iranian judiciary says 400 anti—government protestors in tehran have been given prison sentences

most are either recovering at home or afraid to go out, lest they too become infected.re imploring staff to return to work, but they are having a difficult time convincing employees to reenter crowded offices. it looks like china is in for a tough few months before life returns to anything like normal. amongst those being overloaded are home delivery drivers, and many of them are also catching covid. so orders are piling up, with not enough drivers to handle them. "zero—covid" may be effectively over, but this virus continues to wreak havoc in china. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, beijing. scientists in the united states announced they've overcome a major barrier in their bid to produce an almost limitelss source of clean energy — with what's called nuclear fusion. it could have huge possibilities for the planet and for generations to come. the us energy secretary announced the news. last week at the national laboratory in california scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy

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i would also just throw thereworking , lest we forget, you nhs working, lest we forget, you know publickers actually get fantastic pensions as well. we're talking about 20 odd% in some cases when you work as a nurse, that's huge often compared to the private , you get compared to the private, you get very generous sick pay and stuff like that. and let's not forget you essentially have a job for life as many people right now that are staring down the barrel of would love of redundancy that would love a job for life. so i don't know. i found it a tough one. i also know that my mama, such as an auxiliary, she was out with some friends who the day they was in a bar there was an advert for a cleaner . they could earn more. cleaner. they could earn more. these auxiliary nurses could earn more, essentially cleaning , the pope, the pope, the pope. toilets than caring for people in, the hospital. and that's why it really isn't . anyway, i'm it really isn't. anyway, i'm going to have some of your thoughts as well on that in a few minutes. but for now, let's about pensions, we? about pensions, sha

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where some 80 children have been left behind by their parents who made up with an expecting mother, lest call her ratna. she has been waiting with 10 other pregnant women to give birth to a child that will grow up here without her. we have changed her voice to protect her identity. this was my mother's idea. for my family, it would be a disgrace to bring the baby home. they are worried about the families reputation. my father even forbid me to contact my boyfriend. i've had a terrible about leaving my child behind with other father. but i hope to visit from time to time. so now the 19 year old is helping out. as more women come here every day. the founder of the orphanage voicemail, where no handler has even had to turn the women back due to the limited capacity. somebody in a young man all will kaleya brought her so far. i have said yes, i felt 47 women waiting for daily for a big bottle. jordan, as my mamma, it would be a different matter if the women were willing to give their children a for reduction by now and i am with all righty. but most mothers like that now i would rather get t

perhaps they've heard jesus's teaching on judge, not lest you be judged.y've heard the phrase ask, seek and knock or salt of the earth. that all comes among many other remarkable truths from the sermon on the mount. the declaration is first, a one, a blessing. blessed are you poor in spirit. blessed are you peacemakers. blessed are you the meek. he is proclaiming what the kingdom looks like. lived out. this is the christian constitution. the christian constitution. this is the. the core of what jesus preached. and the best part about this, and we're both here on this mount for the first time, is imagining a field full of jews and gentiles, i imagine, quiet as they hang on every word. and one of, if not the most celebrated prayer ever taught to all of humanity, which is the lord's prayer. it would be in a silent place like this that jesus would say. our father, who art in heaven. hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done in earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors and lead u

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we stood up for the defense of our country we apply our knowledge and skills to resist the enemy, lestlive our victory and return to their work, buy and create, construct, but we are ready for resistance, we are gradually summing up . unfortunately, today we had to fight not only with by the russian aggressor and also with bad weather, in particular, bad weather covered lviv, the lviv region, and part of the western regions, in particular, in lviv, there were snowfalls that alternated with icy rains, because of this , trees fell, power transmission networks were destroyed somewhere, electric transport did not run, in general, our correspondent will tell more about the bad weather and its consequences olga ivashchuk to olya, hello, glory to ukraine. please tell us about the consequences of bad weather in lviv today. good evening, colleagues there. today, the weather in our country started early in the morning at six o'clock. o'clock, heavy rain began, which led to icing of trees and networks, respectively. today , due to the flooding of electric transport networks in lviv, it was also d

-- lest? ast? rep. defazio: the committee -- commute, raising money.n 2020, i spent more time raising money than ever. attaway -- i had to raise a fair amount of money and i hate raising a fair amount of money. i put together a good enough coalition and people look at me and it became more partisan. it has become more partisan and it is hard to get people across that line. maybe moderate republicans are not republicans anymore and they become independent or something else. it is disappointing that the polarization in partisanship pedro: pedro:. what do you plan to do next? rep. defazio: take some time off. learn how to fly fish again. i'm going to keep working. i work with some people on issues i like. i'm not totally nailed it. pedro: what is your favorite when your fly -- fishing? rep. defazio: i got to fly fish last summer two times. there only different types of flies. the guys are like, use this. i do not know. i am not at that point. people at the river and they see something hatching. pedro: thank you for your time. rep. defazio: thank you. the

in the north bay, the rain will move in earl lest by early afternoon with rain chances peaking north of the golden gate late afternoon into the early evening hours which means it will be wet for the evening commute. the rain drops down to the golden gate by late afternoon. this rain is not going to be as intense as what we saw last thursday morning. and, the winds are not going to be as strong. but it is still likely to be a mess on the roads until you go further south into the south bay where it looks like the rain chances will be a little bit lower. not a guarantee of rain in the rain shadowed areas but also the rain arriving just a little bit laterment maybe after the peak of rush hour. either way, i would plan on extra time. winter weather advisory for the high sierra with six to 12 inches of snow in the the higher elevations through 5:00 a.m. friday. much more snow this weekend and much more rain in store for the bay area. details in a few minutes. >> with all that rain and snow many mind, it might make you wonder how our water supply is doing. the north bay was off to a slow st

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the yes hand lest sales revenue means even less money to buy fuel, which has doubled in price and fertilizer, which has almost tripled. if you can even find it to keep operations running. yes and is faced with them very hard choices. but we're the 1st one for a particular problem. we had to cut the amount of fertilizers due to their high cost. we just cannot afford to use them as we did before. so we need to optimize production costs as by cutting fertilizer and pesticides here. seeking allows us to be working with next years yields also in the balance. yes, hand may struggle to pay his farm like his wages. some of his staff only arrived in the region in the past few months from east and ukraine, where the board rages on. yet han has given these internally displaced people or id piece, a job and a place to stay in this little apartment on the farm and feels the responsibility to keep going for them. so here's where the id piece from khaki live and they're currently renovating. wants a little we will have to paint here, finished the floor. there will be other furniture here to a new bed has b

most are either recovering at home or afraid to go out lest they too become infected.panies in these tower blocks are imploring staff to return to work, but they are having a fficult time convincing employees to reenter crowded offices, it looks like china is in for a tough few months before life returns to anything like normal. laura: now argentina is headed to the final of the football world cup, having defeated croatia with the messy scoring. south american side has been there six times that won the title twice, that didn't seem to dull the celebration as these fans proof watching the team win from buenos aires. >> this smile on his face at the stadium was as wide as the doha cornish ear behind me, yet again, the argentine and captain instrumental in everything that they did here, carrying his country through to a sixth world cup final. it was his strike partner who was found just after the half-hour mark against trade show. he stepped up to score the penalty, that was his 11th world cup goal for argentina overtaking the old mark of gabriel. he is now up to five her

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we'll find lest fog and that's because the easterly wind is going to be picking up and it will make itspecially over the weekend. a reminder of our top story... more like 2 or three celsius in the afternoon. new figures show ambulance waiting times in england are at their highest level, with 11,000 stuck for over an hour outside a&e last week. that's it. it's goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. this is your update from the bbc sports centre. to be decided as belgium and morocco tried to get through and later tonight to world champions will try to progress. germany half to beat costa rica and hope thatjapan will lose. things could get nervy for the german camp and germany's match with rica will also see 2 7-7-7. of ias will also see 2 7-7-7. of i as stephanie ee f 7-7-7. of i as stephanie forf 7-7”. of i as stephanie for becomes of i as stephanie for becomes the history as stephanie for becomes the first female referee to take charge of eight men's match. it will be an all—female team on the pitch, with bra

and more broadly, a guess a successful development of friendly relations between our 2 countries. lest the city were fed to be a moderator of some side between some of the local rebel groups and government forces. and this is the role that he has said to have played in 20 lane team for a manually averse with the current situation in central african republic. and that's what has led to so my speculation as to who could be involved. but a man who knew mister city well is his colleague in the russian house who also told as the following thing, if i went home, there isn't any good in what happened. i know, dmitri, he works for the benefit of peace in the central african republic. he works around the clock for the betterment of our society, those who want to bring chaos and make our country vulnerable, do everything to stop our society, achieving peace locals. no, dmitri, everybody knows him. people ask us how dmitri feels, and i can assure you that our hearts and thoughts on our with him. we hope he gets better, so we need his help in our work to bring peace to the country. we hope state a

most are either recovering at home or afraid to go out, lest they too become infected.these tower blocks are imploring staff to return to work, but they are having a difficult time convincing employees to re—enter crowded offices. it looks like china is in for a tough few months before life returns to anything like normal. amongst those being overloaded are home delivery drivers, and many of them are also catching covid. so orders are piling up, with not enough drivers to handle them. zero—covid may be effectively over, but this virus continues to wreak havoc in china. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, beijing. let's go to the united states. president biden has signed into law a bill which gives federal protection to same—sex and interracial marriages in the united states. democrats secured the passage of the legislation weeks before surrendering control of the house of representatives to their republican opponents. speaking at the signing ceremony at the white house, mr biden said it was an historic day. today's a good day! a day america takes a vital step toward equality,

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village. yet she recalls the fearful moments of the attacks early this year when it would bid as new lest nebo law avenue, we were attacked in february ali, what's the young daughter? haven't us go lower? there was a homeboy vehicles along our street. her dialysis stood short. we were so scared we couldn't sleep night or day even is but and then at 10 at night they started launching these bright muscles, which at least that he lacked the decade mister, which just showed me that i keep that miniature valentine as children are in the regional capital of charity heave, but she's not thinking about joining them. say yet casual. nice. this is our home at me. we were born here that we're not going anywhere. mean good thing. the p demonstrates the russians rated the village store when they invaded in february, says ana, a sales clerk here. it pains her to see how neighboring bella, ruth has sided with a russian military. then said lucy, than me is belittle. we used to be friends with galleries at the beautiful, but now i have a bad impression of them and you doesn't know. they used to go shoppin

head as russia intensifies its shelling, serbian former member of the cause of a police whose arrest lest the days of protests has been released, tensions remain high and from an arctic storm to prolong droughts, we look back on the year of extreme weather. ah, hong kong has announce it scrapping most of its remaining corona virus restrictions, but china's reopening to the world is got some countries worried from 1st day. hong kong is canceling negative p. c. r test requirements for people arriving in the territory, as well as quarantine for passengers who test positive social distancing measures no longer applicable, although face masks are still required. law a day. oh, more visitors coming from overseas. the mainland macau anti one do not have to do mandatory p c r test when they arrive at hong kong. instead, rapid anti gen test will be required all the way through the 1st day t. however, some countries in asia taking the opposite approach, taiwan, japan and india will require tests for passengers traveling from china. and the u. s. is also considering imposing curbs on arrival from ch

most are either recovering at home or afraid to go out, lest they too become infected.e convincing employees to reenter crowded offices. it looks like china is in for a tough few months before life returns to anything like normal. amongst those being overloaded are home delivery drivers, and many of them are also catching covid. so orders are piling up, with not enough drivers to handle them. "zero—covid" may be effectively over, but this virus continues to wreak havoc in china. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, beijing. argentina have reached the final of the world cup in qatar, after a convincing 3—0 win over croatia in the first of the semifinals, with france and morocco playing tomorrow. from doha, our sports editor dan roan has more. at one of the sport's most futuristic settings, a meeting of two legends whose football is often out of this world. for all that argentina's lionel messi and croatia's luka modric have won, the ultimate prize has proved elusive. now, here at their last world cup, only one could reach the game's grandest stage. for half an hour, the match wa

be much more engage with the rest of the world for that, why the rest of the world will invade us. lest barella was not the only mind in the house. some sanity prevailed with as lim. demit out, who actually represented was a new kind of europe should prevent. i do think that this arrogant tone and the lack of respect that is heard coming from the european union towards africa is part of the problem leading to africans. perhaps thinking that sort of asian is going to come from russia, and that is the kind of european mindset that africans would like to at least engage with. and not that i have mentality that we've seen from mr. brown, people in africa, the european for what the. we see them as the diverse age that would have otherwise held people in africa. and the pilot on all in the drug was the one time that have gone to ukraine following the conflict has really opened the eyes of, of the rest of the world with regard to where we are placed in terms of priorities for the european continent. they opened up and bought it, follow in that conflict. well come ukrainians with open arms whil

area of getting the city being something immediately legible for the city ofco baskerville from the lest n america. it had its own cowboys but in iran, theyy referred to luti. it's a very difficult concept but it's a deep tradition in iran. it's basically a gentleman bandit. that's how you refer to a lootie was the law in lawless times. he was always a very, very dapper, very well-dressed. that was how you told the looties apart. he wasn't always a peak spl san antonio and may not have -- peasant and may not be able to read but could have a silk kerchief and perfectly pressed shirt and was sworn to the protection of women and children. that was his job. everyone had their own looties and the protection in that neighborhood andd many neighborhoods and wards in tabrese and ethnically or socioeconomically divided and this actually became like you were suggesting a kind of boon when tabrese becomes the bastion of the revolution and all these already made looties and how do we get them all to fight for one common cause. he was selling horses at the time and when sort of tabrese becomes this c

we forget are but of course lest we forget that many of the unions fund or make large and donationstion which i always find quite interesting if you then want to sit down and say you're not political anyway, i want to take a quick break. my inbox is literally on fire with you guys referencing of the stuff that's been and your thoughts. been going on and your thoughts. so what i'm going do is take so what i'm going to do is take a quick break now and. i'm going to to this there's to return to this topic. there's a lot to get into. i want a lot for me to get into. i want to ask about whether or you to ask about whether or not you think laws around think that the laws around should be tougher. i want to ask about military do you about the military as do you reckon should be reckon the military should be expected. step up into some of these areas, especially these void areas, especially over what you think over christmas. what you think about views about that getting such gp views gbnews.uk i could gbnews.uk is the email i could tweet me at gb news. i'll see you in a couple of minutes.

i don't know why people all the things that he could regret thi is on his lest. >> is a very bizarre a lot of people i saw the producer the writer of love actually a great film. >> get to the point kelly and i don't want to talk about this maybe. >> he said i regret this regret that regret this regret that. he killed a hundred million sharks for sharks. it's easy to regret it after. that's why i would do everythin bad. i wonder what that was like. you know this because you kill people. don't you think sharks secretly knew by the even about. you're like a boring dolphin. sharks must love this. i don't know what he's talking about it's as if we thought kindly of sharks before the movie came out. >> to you anything about sharks before jobs? i don't. >> i remember thinking they wer credibly. spielberg screwed the pooch for sharks it. that's a different movie. >> but i do remember it. i agree with kelly. because the other night i was sitting watching about halfway through love actually. and it was that part it was fantastic. >> they learn to play the drums to get his girl at school intere

tragedies and acts of genocide are also memorialized, lest they be repeated. monuments often point to events but society draws meaning and deep understanding from the stories of individual people. that is why the holocaust museum is filled with testimonies from survivors and remembrances of the victims. that is also why more than the 58,000 names have been carefully engraved on the wall of the vietnam memorial. these people and their stories matter. for over a century it was a policy that the united states government to tear native american children away from their families communities and cultures to civilize them by erasing any vestige of native identity. relatively known -- relatively little is known about the tens of thousands of children who suffered in these institutions. what were their names? what did they experience? how many of them died? where were they buried? these children stories have been cast aside, forgotten, lost, as if this tragedy never happened. these children matter, their stories matter. as chief of the shawnee tribe, the issue of india

they are cutting the most virtually all the millennial million nair we surveyed are planning to spend lestmers about 78% plan to spend less more than half of millionaires are more price conscious when they're shopping, maybe why we see more six-figure earners shopping at walmart these days a third of millions are cutting back on restaurant, 28% cutting back on eliminating major purchases. most millionaires say inflation will be here for at least a year or more. they do have faith in the fed, 58% saying they are confident or very confident in the fed's ability to manage inflation. >> robert, this isn't your first roddy. you have done the survey in the past i wonder if you noticed the highest correlation in terms of high-end consumers feeling the pinch. is it the stock market the main driver what is it, in your view >> it's the mood, melissa. the stock market is the fears of recession. most wealthy investors either are a top executive or own a business or run a business so most companies right now, even though their numbers may look strong, next year they're looking at reducing investments,

i am confused by the fees i wanted to clarify for commercial park lest that would be a restaurant? >> >> if the parklet is the size of 1 park space that is 3 thousand dollars. if it is 2 spaces it is 4500. >> that's correct. and knowual fee on top of that is 2,000 or 1500 so you could be paying 4500 out the door if you are taking 2 park space plus 2,000 every year. 2,000 every year the fee is in the assessed again just the annual license fee. two space would be 4,000. correct that's right per parking space. 2,000 per park 4,000 annually if you gross over 2 million. it might be important to remember before covid account approach 8,000 dollars or more on your first g. part behalf we tried to do with the board sensitive about legislating is really coming up with a fee schedule more accessible than before. . from before the permit spooe fees driven boy cost recovery we are in the doing that. the city is subsidizing and investing heff low in the cost this it takes to monitor and trun and do the compliance work to keep it safe. so that's also additional context in case folksment to know

come in, there is no way to process all of the bodies already here, more bodies makes it worse for a lestple, the kids who are sent in unaccompanied. >> right. that will is the thing that gets lost in this, this is bad for america. but also bad for the people that you know a humanitarian crisis, white house is playing this game again, like they played about crisis about whether the border is open or not, if it is open, believe your eyes, the images you see, they break records of day. and the notion that it is not open is absurd. and you know this is the situation now, with title 42, can you imagine how much worse it will get if title 42 goes away. but, listening to the white house spokesperson talk about how only people that you know people that are complaining about border are doing work of smugglers, only people doing work of human smugglers is the biden administration. kennedy: well, yeah. i have a question, marie. if this is not an open border, fine, i grant that you the border is not open, what does a closed border look like? [ laughter ] >> here is -- here is the challenge. the bide

and that suited charles perfectly as a man who favors concrete actions lest uncle cut over 4 decades. charles devoted himself to preserving cultural heritage and serving society upon leaving the royal navy. in 1976, he founded his 1st charity, the prince's trust to help vulnerable young people. he used his severance pay when he left the royal navy, i think it was something like 7400 pounds to set up a projects around the u. k. i think there were $21.00 in total to start with. the ideas shown under involves many young people as possible in doing constructive things and not just trying to use the money for their own enjoyments, whatever it is. he was really there looking out for young people in particular, disadvantaged young people who prox, because of their circumstances didn't have access to education or training. the self confident yet often restrained prince often flummoxed people. while much by the press he engaged with common folks and ignored his critics as best he could even poking fun at his own image. ah, he has perhaps an unfair reputation as being rather old fashioned and f

. >> universal income to transgender individuals, lest my mayor lunge a became a reality. coaching. this is a transition into insolvency if you asked me. now while they get universal income, california soon just get the shaft. tesco is released two months ago, show that only 47% of california students met english-language standards by a dismal 33% met the mass data. but some of that was some of the cause of covid. some of the school board's answer to turn around this dismal performance, their answer was lowering standards. the east aloe palo alto school district just hired a diversity consultant, for a cool $50,000. he must be very, very smart. >> i had training, and the title of the training is dismantling what -- the subtitle is how to recreate antiracist school is. >> but is not just the diversity racket in the schools. but then the height of the pandemic was residents were locked down, he was at the french laundry, cut governor signed a new -- reparations committee. >> i know the importance of reparations, and the importance of history, getting her information correct. and basic

every saturday american history tv documents america's stories, and on sundays booktv brings you the lest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 c-sm these television companies and more including media,. >> at mediacom we believe that what you do here or right here, our way out in the middle of a newish up access to fast reliable in it. that's why we leading the way. >> mediacom, along with these television companies, supports c-span2 as a public service. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to barnes & noble. today we w are welcoming author martin dugard. is the author of several best-selling books of history including taking paris, into africa and explores, and with bill o'reilly he's a co-author of the killing series, most recently killing the legends which is a a current bestsell. so without further ado to talk about "taking berlin," his latest book, martin dugard. [applause] >> every -- could you come in? my voice does that kerry and you're out there were not going to hear anything i say. the nice people at c-span have told me to let you know ahead of time if we get to