i reached up and i grabbed it, and i pulled the levers. >> did you know what the levers were at the time? >> what i thought is, this is going to wake me up. i know what those levers do in a real airplane, right? and i need to wake up from this. it's, seconds of my life. i wish i could change, and i can't serve the pilots react to the difficult situation that i just handed. and i said, you guys want me off the flight deck? i'm off the flight deck. >> he left the cockpit, listened to one of the pilots. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> emerson says he then tried to grab the handle of an emergency exit door, but a flight attendant stopped him. >> i put my hand on the lever. i didn't operate the lever. she put my hand, her hand on mine. and i think around that period is when i said, i don't understand what's real. i need you to tough cuff me in the air. >> he texted his wife. >> he texted me, i've made a big mistake. >> and what were you thinking at that point? >> i was like, what in the hell is he talking about? and i immediately got on flightaw

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the function of the trigger is the same because the lever is moving back. but everyone, my friendncded recognizes that is not the function of the trigger. the flip of the switch or push of the button because that allows the act of the user. >> i take it the a.t.f. that the lever as the trigger. could as thegger? >> not def it. different argument. but i think related in response to a move that is made in the breve where we hypeheze if you pull the trigger and hold down the button and you haveo do things rather than o. and maybe the button is the trigger too because you have to push the trigger. if you approach the statute, i think you still land in the same place becou would say the curved metal lever the user pushes forward. >> thank y counsel. justic thomas,ce alito. what is the situation of people who have possessed bump stocks between the time of the a.t.f.'s w rule or the present day or between the time of the new rule and the 5th circuitision. can they be prosecuted? >> y the rule has not been enjoined or vacated. the government has made this is what w

it nlonger the curve metal lever. so can that passional be extended to some of th hypotheticals where we tk about black boxes and oscillating buttons? what is the trigger in is it the buonthe motor that's moving the buttonp d down? it's arguable either way. we d'think the court should resolve that, but for to uta a position on the question, it's all going to depend on whether you can extend the holngf camp to these new situations. the accelerator is a good examplhink about. position on the accelerator, the device in 2002.approved that 2006, it changed its mind. if you look at the classification letter, the argument rests on an argument similar tomr. fletcher is making today. they cite the legislative history frl frederick and say function othtrigger means pull of the trigger. that is not going to work if the acceleratoharacter islessed as a machine begun. what might work is if there's an argument tnd the united states against camp. does that spring the accelerator and an the nature of the trigger in that's the questio

to achieve the arrest of suspects, the only question is whether these levers will be used, let us recall that the russian pipeline at the bottom of the baltic was blown up in september of the twenty -second year, since then the fact of the terrorist attack has been somehow investigated. in great britain , protests do not subside after the brutal murder committed by a member of a family of migrants authorities. instead of solving the problem of rising crime, they continue to arrest demonstrators. the number of detainees has already exceeded a thousand. discontent is growing among the british military, because they are expecting a reduction in funding. according to the daily mail, the country's ministry of defense expects a serious reduction in funds for the modernization of the armed forces. journalists clarify the budgets. science and technology, research and development may be reduced by about 20% in the current financial year, as a result of which hundreds of jobs may be lost. american media reports that if kamal and harris are elected president , there is a high probability of legaliz

, levers, i think there is still a lot of work to be done here, and not only the russian orthodox churchs one of the most effective and most importantly structured with a very complex and very large the all-ukrainian structure of weight, if we are talking about a draft law, well, zelenskyy did not specify which law, zelenskyy did not specify which draft law, he said so vaguely, but as far as i understand, we are talking about draft law 8371. this is a government draft law, which at the initial stage, when it was adopted in the first reading, back in 2023, on october 19, it was adopted, it was very weak at that time, and at that time it was opposed by another draft law from, by the way, the majority of political factions, political forces, this is draft law 8221, this is... of the people's deputy of ukraine, and during this time, in fact , the government draft law was refined by many deputies, and if it is adopted in the form in which it was recommended by the humanitarian and information policy committee, it really can be effective, if it is emasculated, as some people's deputies wanted,

there are still many levers, levers, i think there is still work to be done quite a lot, and not only roc, but really it is one of the effective and one of the most structured with a very complex, very large all -ukrainian structure. it is about draft law 8371, it is... a government draft law, which at the initial stage, when it was passed in the first reading, back in 2023, on october 19, it was passed, it was very weak at that time, and then contrary to he had one more bill from, by the way, the majority of political factions, political forces, this is bill 8221, this is the initiative of... the people's deputy of ukraine, and during this time, in fact, the government bill was refined by many deputies, and if it is adopted in the form in which it was recommended by the humanitarian and information policy committee, it can really be effective, but if it is emasculated, as some people's deputies wanted, then we can simply ... pour a bill that will be adopted, uh, and it will be possible to officially say, we can ban the russian church there, but which, conditionally speaking, will nev

i pulled the lever and opened the emergency doors, and i jumped out. >> she pulled the lever, was able to get out of the emergency exits, amazing. it is the latest of b.a.r.t. incidents over the last month. in july a power outage prompted the closure of several east bay stations and delayed service for days. it was determined a fire broke in one of the b.a.r.t.'s electrical room, and so that forced them to shut the power off. but, hey, good news to report to you at this hour, b.a.r.t. will be back on track tomorrow for your commute. and on top of that, we've got our weather report right now. paul's telling us a little cooldown, which is just fine. >> yeah, later this week. tomorrow the warmest day we're going to see for a while, and it's not that warm. couple degrees above average. >> and then a dip. >> the other side of the roller coaster, we climb again. >> for september. >> with hot temperatures. the last week of august even into september as well. take a look at the big perspective here. i'll send you that way while i step this way. the big picture pattern and how things are going

there are two tough levers of pressure in reserve.irst is secondary extraterritorial sanctions, the second is complete trade embargo. secondary extraterritorial sanctions - this is if the west prohibits third countries from entering into trade with russia and belarus. threat of punishment, will begin to blackmail india, china, israel and others. what is a full trade embargo? it goes without saying. another question: is the west ready to put pressure on these levers? both the us and the eu countries understand that independent states may not listen to them, like a drunken sheriff who exploded. and with such authority , you can't drive the world into the baseboard. sanctions are a club that hits with both ends at once. and the fight here is for survival. but the winner is not the one who hits harder, but the one who has more reserves to survive the period of restrictions. the most painful feedback for the future of europe is the refusal of belarusian fertilizers and russian energy resources. according to the international association of

felt like shopify was ready to pull a few levers this quarter.rlet: shopify gives is a window into consumer spending not just in the u.s. but globally. it has exposure to europe. it has exposure to asia as well. john: that is an important point. when you are may be feeling a little tapped out on the growth story in the more traditional markets, where can you look? we spoke to an analyst today about what he liked with the shopify business. one of the things he pointed to was overseas growth. europe was a great example of that. if they can sign up more of those merchants in newer markets, maybe that gives them a better growth story over the longer-term. scarlet: bnn bloomberg's john erlichman. coming up, why former u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says it is time to end the 20 year treasury note which he created during his time in office. we are looking at treasuries down across the curve pushing yields up. the 10 year yield up four basis points. still below the 4% level at 3.93%. this is bloomberg. ♪ usiness online in minutes with the power

länge lever palestina länge lever palestina till final net brasalen en final lett brasalen boycott israeltitta på när och titta på på startgå. let's examine together the general scene that exists now, at the point where we are going to be americans for a week of operations. it was very psychological to make the doha negotiations more prominent in the media , to create atmosphere, then these negotiations ended without any results or achievements, and now they made another promise that the next round will now be held. we want to do it in cairo. at the same time, hamas came from inside these negotiations and announced that the americans were only trying to impose their own demands and in no way. if there is no agreement or mediation in these negotiations, well, there is also an analysis , but all the experts and observers agree that it is american. with these negotiations, they wanted to make iran and hezbollah's response pointless . let's consider all of these conditions. the latest development is that now biden has announced that he is sending blinken to the region. my destination is israe

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we see the past. fry free palestine friend long lever palestina long lever palestina. yasarvaha al-raban antana baltab al-tabbi al-tabbih, treason by god, qiyaan al-muqatari, our war is in it , bayanak, bayanak, a thousand soldiers. we are experts in the axis of resistance, we want mr. torabi let's examine together the general scene that exists now, at the point where we, the americans , are going to conduct intense psychological operations for a week in the media, to highlight the doha negotiations , to create an atmosphere after these negotiations. it ended without any results, and then they made another promise that we want to do the next round in cairo. at the same time, hamas came from within these negotiations and announced that the americans were only looking to impose their own demands and were not looking for a if there is no agreement or mediation in these negotiations, then there is also an analysis anyway, all the experts say that the americans wanted to make the response of iran and hezbollah somehow pointless with these negotiations . let's consider all t

he said, the burden is on you to apply this as an enforcer lever for slavery. so the moment the epiphany for him can between 1847 and 1849, 1850, he starts saying out loud. in other words, in his paper, i'm starting to rethink things. i'm starting to dig a little deeper here. in other words, he was warning. he was preparing us for his greatest speech, which was what to the slave is the 4th of july delivered? not on the 4th of july. i think some of you might know this, that there was a custom among many black communities to sell, liberate and orate not on july 4th, but july 5th. that was an implicit way in indirect way of serving notice to those outside the black community. yeah, we liked some things about the fourth, but don't just take this as a day to pat yourselves on the back for what other people did. what are you doing to make your practice align more consistently with the profession of that generation? in that 1852 speech, he says, you guys cry out, we have to do our father right? like the new testament. we have abraham to our father. jesus says, you don

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i pulled the lever and opened the emergency doors and i jumped out.anna>yeah scary situation there. bart tells us an equipment malfunction caused the smoke, but not a fire so you may have seen this rare spectacle in the sky last night. a blue supermoon, the moon's not actually blue. the name actually comes from it being the third full moon in a season. here is a time lapse video from our oakland camera. this usually only happens once every ten years, but there was actually another one last august. nasa projects the next super blue moons are in 2037. here's zoe. >>>happy tuesday! we are in for the warmest day of the week across the bay area, but it's not going to be excessively hot by any means as the fog has pulled back from our coastal communities and all of us are going to see plenty of sunshine throughout the afternoon. great news if you want to head on over to the a's game or to the giants game, both of them are playing tonight. temperatures for the giants at least, are going to be in the low 70s, even during the first pitch at 6:00. we'll be back

i pulled the lever and opened the emergency doors and jumped out. >> she pulled the lever to open the doors. b.a.r.t. first called it a mechanical problem. the latest word is to expect lingering delays throughout the evening commute. >>> on i-80 in the sierra crews reopened westbound lanes of the highway following a tesla semi truck fire. you can see on the side the smoke. this prompted a 12-hour shutdown both directions in placer county. the chp says they're dealing with a hazmat situation because of the potentially toxic fumes from the big rig's batteries. shelby riley smoke with people who got caught in this mess. >> reporter: as we are here out at nyack and i-80 still closed going in both directions. we have some semi trucks off to my right which seem to be stuck and just off this exit off my left shoulder at a shell gas station we've spoken to several people who say they have been stuck for hours waiting for the freeway to be reopened. now westbound i-80 lanes are closed at highway 20 and eastbound lanes are closed at nyack. the incident started as a crash when the big rig went o

these parameters or levers as we work towards building our personalization approach. >> interesting.y. so i understand that it's bluetooth and streaming ready that you can have multiple sound profiles, which i think is interesting. right. because you do walk into different situations. we're out of time. but if people are interested in learning more, where can they go to find more information? >> you can just go onto our website, concha labs.com, and we actually just launched our website sound scope, where you can actually try your own personalized sound profile. it takes just five minutes with your own earbuds and our websit, and you can get a sense of how like a restaurant could sound like today with your leave from concha labs but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. (intercom) flight deck we are go for launch! (ethan) is

the smoke started coming in a little bit more, so i pulled the lever open the doors and we all started jumping out. i thought it was going to blow up. that's that was the worst thing because it was the popping that i could continue to hear, the popping and the smelling of the smoke, seeing the smoke outside of the window of the train. it was a little chaotic because really there was no instruction going, you know, people were just kind of all over the place. and it was a little scary because some people were like going into the other tracks where the third rail was scorch marks could be seen from the outside of the train as firefighters arrived. bart cut off power and service off to the macarthur station with no trains coming in or out, triggering major delays. while no injuries were reported to bart, witnesses tell us they saw several people with minor injuries sustained during the rush to get off the train. now the question is what happened? well, that's investigated the service line for richmond is now back open and running. delays are around ten minutes right now, so minor delays f

of influence, including administrative, labor levers of influence, and when this will be done by private companies, unfortunately this will not happen, at least 20 people died, dozens more were injured due to a terrorist attack in the capital of the soviet union... an islamic suicide bomber blew himself up on the beach near one of the hotels. according to local media, the sounds of gunfire and grenade explosions were also heard in the city. a group of insurgents from al-shabaab claimed responsibility for the explosion. this is a terrorist movement associated with al-qaeda. they seek to overthrow the current government in the country and establish their own rule based on strict interpretation of the laws of islamic sharia. changed my mind: the debate between presidential candidates donald trump and kamala harris may take place on september 4 on the fox news channel. trump wrote about this on the social network. he had previously rejected the offer of a debate, explaining that he did not need it. like, he's already leading the polls. meanwhile, kamala harris has officially become the candi

mobilize, well, get under amnesty, that is, they have already gone through the details. financial levers and other levers have already been used for small things, and putin perfectly understands that the question of large-scale mobilization is a question, it is a question of time, this question may not even be six months, in the coming months, as he perceives society, this is another story, so far it has a good situation with this, because there are no protests and we do not even see isolated protests of the mothers of the dead today, and again we see... isolated actions of her in the province, that is authorities of vladikavkaz there , some local public organizations are raising a panic that the nation is dying. a huge number of losses of young people in the war, well, these are isolated actions, that is, everything is more or less calm for him, he received a serious reputational blow, but he understands that in the future, if we look at the perspective of one year plus, then these problems accumulate both in the economy, and depending on our current partners, and in the issue of mobili

the main lever, like the policy, is medicare. medicare has this policy to pay more for the same service. there are private actors negotiating. medicare there is nothing that can be fixed without the policy being changed. >> i'd leek to take another audience question as well. how can we anticipate the hospital behavior changing. if a small law passes on the issue. do we know how hospitals can react? >> there is some incentive. the policies we are talking about is pretty small diversion of the policymaking it the farthest on the hill was just drug administration. yes, there is a lot of money at the off-campus that's sort of the hospital slapping their name on the position. more on the hospital's main campus and none of them have gotten to that side of the coin. for an oncology practice or administration practice. to see the big whole be ig dug deeper and from independent practices we need to scaleup. this is not exactly the question. my biggest uncertainty about the policy is there are a lot of things that reward hospitals and othe

did you know what the levers were at the time? >> what i thought is, this is going to wake me up, i know what those levers do in a real airplane, right, and i need to wake up from this. >> reporter: two days before the flight, emerson says he took psychedelic mushrooms, hoping it would help with depression. he blames that and a lack of sleep for the episode. >> coming into this, i hadn't really been sleeping a lot. the night that i took the magic mushrooms, i did not sleep that night. and so this cumulative sleep deficit, i believe, may have also impacted just my perception of what was going on. >> reporter: emerson says he'd been suffering from depression ever since his friend, scott, died suddenly but never sought psychiatric treatment, worrying that a formal diagnosis could end his career. he instead turned to alcohol and eventually those psychedelic mushrooms. >> right now, there is a perception out there that if you raise your hand and say, something's not right, there's a very real possibility that you don't fly again. >> re

, other levers have already gone , and putin perfectly understands that... the question of large-scaleation is a question, it is a question of time, it is a question, maybe not even six months, in the coming months, how society will perceive it, that is another story, so far he has a good situation with it , because there are no protests, and we do not even see isolated protests by the mothers of the dead today, and again we see isolated actions in the provinces, that is , the authorities of the vladikavkaz there with... some local public organizations are panicking that the nation is dying, huge the number of losses of young people in the war, well, these are individual actions, that is, everything is more or less calm for him, he received a serious reputational blow, but he understands that in the future, if we look at the perspective of one year plus, then these problems accumulate both in the economy, and depending on their current partners, and in the issue of mobilization. thank you, mr. oleksiy, friends, i would like to remind you that we are working live on the espresso tv chan

human factor and human mistakes, what kind of crash tests are carried out at the factory, we lower the leveray down, something has cracked, everything is as it should be, but why are we testing it because of complete destruction in order to know the final strength characteristics to show it? a constructor from which one of the fastest-built houses is assembled in the master class program, how it is made, watch these and other projects on the belarus 244 tv channel . what will best test your erudition and intelligence? what popular nickname did this house receive? matvey, you smiled so much, when you saw the answer options in front of you, what made you smile so much? i didn’t know the answer, i intuitively answered, well, because this house is like legs that walk. this is the correct answer, boiler projects on our tv channel, we tell you how to choose quality products for healthy dishes, pay attention to the color, each type of vegetable has its own color, if it is darker or brighter than usual, then it may contain a large amount of nitrates, be sure to ask where the garlic grew, it is best

i reached up and i grabbed it and i pulled the levers. >> did you know what the levers were at the time? what i thought is, this is going to wake me up. >> i know what those levers do in a real airplane, right? and i need to wake up from this, and, it's, 30s of my life. i wish i could change, and i can't. >> so reggie aqui and kumasi, one of the things that he was telling me was that in the days leading up to this, he wasn't getting a lot of sleep. and two days before he actually took for the first time psychedelic mushrooms, he's been dealing with some kind of depression for a while now. after the death of his best friend, and so he had turned to alcohol and he had turned to this, and at one point, you know, he says that someone suggested maybe you should see a psychiatrist to try to get some help for this. but he says, you know, i can't do that, because if i do that, then my medical, you know, certification to be a pilot could be taken away and i will lose my job. and so this is a real fear among pilots. and so one of the things that they're doing is that they've created this organiza

at the beginning of biden, perhaps, perhaps, then the calculation was still based on some use of leversted with a color revolution, a color revolution, by the way, was tested on china for the first time, in eighty-nine , the events on tiananmen square, that is , on some kind of internal restructuring on... what to expect the chinese do not know at all, and no one knows, the same as under biden, well, and this, well, most likely yes, because it is not the president who rules, but who rules, so to speak, who is around, well, if this is so, and if the personality of the first person, as now under biden, who is actually incapacitated, no longer has an influence on the formation of policy on policy-making, then - then even more so nothing good will happen, therefore china, and this is a separate issue. very big very serious, to a certain extent preserving commitment to the words of open policy, access to world markets and so on, he is really interested in this, trying to shift the emphasis to internal levers and development factors, well, in fact, the situation in american politics and in am

what further levers _ disorder really pays the price. that you can do, or is this down to the police?— is there that you can do, or is this down to the police? police need to lead operations _ down to the police? police need to lead operations in _ down to the police? police need to lead operations in communities i lead operations in communities across the _ lead operations in communities across the country where there has been _ across the country where there has been both— across the country where there has been both violent disorder and thuggery on the streets, which is completely unacceptable, completely damaging, and where the police need to know— damaging, and where the police need to know they have our full support, taking _ to know they have our full support, taking the — to know they have our full support, taking the strongest possible action. — taking the strongest possible action, making sure that these criminals — action, making sure that these criminals face the full force of the law, criminals face the full force of the law

what further levers _ disorder really pays the price.ernment side have you got that you can pull in this? a lot of people turned the government and so, what can you do to stop this happening but how much is there that you can do this is down basically to the police? the you can do this is down basically to the police?— you can do this is down basically to the police? the police need to lead 0 erations the police? the police need to lead operations in _ the police? the police need to lead operations in communities - the police? the police need to lead operations in communities across l the police? the police need to lead l operations in communities across the country where there have been both violent disorder and thuggery on the street, which is completely unacceptable and completely damaging and by the police need to know they have our full support, taking the strongest possible action and making sure that these criminals face the full force of the law. and also already, there are some of the suspects and perpetrators who have already b

i reached up and grabbed an pulled the levers. >> gio: did you know what the levers were at the time? thought is, this is going to wake me up. i know what the lever doss in a real airplane, right? i need to wake up from this. it's a scary section of my life that i wish i could change and i can't. hearing the pilots react to the difficult situation that i handed. i said you want me off the flight deck? i'm off the flight deck? >> gio: he left the flight deck. listen to one of the pilots. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> gio: emerson said she tried to grab the handle of an emergency exit door and the flight attendant stopped it. >> i put my hand on the lever. i didn't operate the lever. she put her hand on mine. i said, i don't understand what's real. i need you to cuff me. >> gio: in the air he texted his wife. >> he texted me, i made a big mistake. >> gio: what were you thinking? >> i was like, what in the hell is he talking about? i immediately got on flight aware 'cause that's how i can track him. i saw that the plane was diverted. i th

this sets the shape of the hull. well, and this is of course the most difficult thing, you see, the lever that presses, the pliers are clearly visible here, how they work, that is, one board is clicker sewing, the next board is attached to the previous one with these pliers and is stitched, that is, it is correct to say, not they build, but they sew, yes, we say not to build a boat, not to rivet a boat, not to glue a boat, but to sew a boat, that's exactly it... here we prepare branches, fir trees in order to make a wicket out of them, a wicket - that's understandable, that's something twisted, yes, if you take a fir branch and try to sew it just like that, it will break, but if we take it and twist it, it sort of splits into fibers and it turns out to be a real rope, a wooden rope is also called by another name, because it is called, because it is twisted and here... here they are, the blanks of the vice, in this form they can be stored for centuries, you could say, yes, they have dried out, here they are already twisted like this, twisted, and in order to use them in shipbuilding it is

economic development of the country, will try to isolate the trump administration in washington, use the levers in congress, that's it. the most notorious deep state, and in order to limit the trump administration's ability to carry out any reforms. dmitry, thank you very much for your opinion. against the backdrop of the weakening of the united states and the complete confusion in the prospects of the united states, extremely interesting events are taking place. almost in the underbelly of the hegemon, literally one after another, attempts at coups have been made in bolivia and venezuela, which had previously declared their desire to become part of brics, a practically detective story has unfolded around the disappearance of argentina's gold and foreign exchange reserves. who are you, mr. melay, wondered the intrigued pique waistcoats around the world, when this gentleman became president of argentina last year, he himself recommended himself as an anarchocapitalist, that is, a person who is sure that there is no other power except... there should be no money, the one who has a lot of this mon

on the zionists, to put that pressure on other countries like egypt and qatar , they will also be a lever to force. the palestinian side, which is the condition of netanyahu and the israelis . yes, netanyahu and america are facing such a problem. expand the war, this will cause the regional forces to come into action after that israel assassinated haniyeh, iran said that we will take revenge , we will take a very powerful revenge, and it will be a revenge that will restrain israel, a revenge. it is a war crime. well, the resistance forces said that we will not negotiate anymore. we already accepted the plan given by biden and we are ready to implement it. thank you for participating in the conversation with the news network . i will continue the world today. the president of the united states called the high number of children who are victims of firearms in this country shameful. joe biden countered in his speech at the democratic national convention with gun violence.

it was the lever, which, by pressing which it was possible to obtain literally in a short time. historical time, it was possible to reach high, well, good harvests. the introduction of the most modern technologies allowed to produce not only fertilizers. in the sixties , the range of scientific developments was constantly expanding, and the number of new types of products of the enterprise was also expanding. at the beginning of 1964, in the laboratory of the nitrogen-fertilizer plant there was an unusual silence, and this despite the fact that all its employees were assembled. holding their breath, they watched the new experiment, thanks to which another discovery was about to occur. the head of the academy of sciences was mixing reagents in a flask, demonstrating his new scientific research to his colleagues from the factory laboratory: water, alcohol, ether, amines, organic acids, seemingly the same as they do, an exciting moment, instead of the usual phenol. benzene was taken as a basis, it was what gave the desired result, the formation of palaamide resin, from which it is possible to

a fearless virtuoso, a tireless mechanic who withstands the tension behind the levers for three daysfor a minute. second crew member - a native, young lieutenant krasnov, always dozing with headphones and awakens in battle, and becomes not like a slow man with headphones, but a nimble one. a brave and rather passionate gunner with sparkling eyes, the second crew, who spent all the combat days and battles with me and never lagged behind my tank more than 10 m, the same, in general, our tank crews are wonderful people, we are currently putting ourselves in order, and many are languishing, bored, everyone is eager to fight, when this happiness will come to us, i don’t know exactly, chernyakhovsky was a very experienced, competent commander, who was always in the troops, felt their mood, felt a close connection with the soldiers who sincerely loved him. tosenok, do you know how everyday life in combat brings people together? no, you have no idea. here i am a division commander, but i know all my hero soldiers, i know them, i love them, they love me like their own father. i have already w

as lever mentioned by this woman, her husband is defense and jobless. to do you have more than 60 percent of the main inside of one sub job and this i'm do is that the old worst case as it would appear this government cannot even get out of good houses because of this security just that they have so much left with the burden of that looking off of the family at home and you know, doing this booking, cleaning everything for them. but then in the meantime, also look at the tentative race that they can actually has to be. but to a generally some income for the family. and that's actually one of the states that was any. and so i have one woman that has this sense that there's a that do you want us to think, to defy construction, to unenforced and them. and i almost thought that is also showing that they are not given get to know 3 and again what, but also you're not given up on trying to maintain the image of her harness done, which as you like a normal society and people are eager to live in a normal and see life doing that, this of the people don't move o

simple rule. whoever hunts us, we hunt them. israel, israel, of course there shares a border with lever and onto the north. what's the situation like there are in the morning. i was around the time and those are in were being heard across the noise in the area. the army says there's still right now is assessing the damage and injuries of that happen there. what do you have to them retarded? now this was a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. also a said that over 60000 is really so people are living in the north, had been evacuated. so then not have been able to go home. we had since october last year across the border attacks between hezbollah and israel. so the situation in the north has been tens and that has been some expectation of these targeted killings in of a root, but also in a tear wrong last month that there will be some retaliation. so this was somehow expected. but right now, of course, it is, of course again a different situation. this cost for defining has no intensified and of course the everybody's no waiting. what will happen next? we're hearing also that hezbollah data

but the saf is going to be the the biggest lever we have to get there.e that with continued growth at the current rate. all right. patrick edmond, aviation strategy and sustainability supremo. thank you forjoining us on the programme. you're welcome. in other news.... around 70% of garment factories in bangladesh have reopened after days of shutdown. the closures came amidst the ongoing political unrest that ousted prime minister sheikh hasina this week. big names in retail like h&m, zara, gap and marks and spencer all have factories in the country. bangladesh is the third largest textile exporter after china and the european union. it is hugely dependent on the industry to prop up it's foreign currency reserves. executives from the troubled planemaker boeing are testifying to regulators in washington for a second day. they're being asked about how a door panel on an alaska airlines flight blew out in mid—flight injanuary. the first day of the hearing on tuesday revealed that the planemaker is introducing design changes to prevent similar incidents from

such an act is asking them to use food as a weapon and use food as a lever. do it is a war crime. well, the resistance forces say that we will not negotiate anymore. we have already accepted the plan that biden gave and we are ready to implement it, and every time the palestinians accept something, netanyahu comes quickly with the conditions and the conditions set in he changes the draft so many of these conditions it changes so that the palestinians oppose it. it should not be realized and the forces and in fact iran, hezbollah and ansarullah should play a role to end this war, mr. erian , thank you for participating in the conversation with khabar network i continue today's world. the president of the united states called the high number of children who are victims of firearms in this country shameful. in his speech at the democratic party national convention, joe biden called for combating violence caused by firearms in this country. world which i do more children in america are killed by a gunshot than any other cause in the united states. more die from a bullet than cancer, a

extent and we can expect electric aircraft and more efficient operations but saf will be the biggest leverere but it's hard to recognise that —— reconcile that with continued growth at the current rate.— at the current rate. patrick edmund, thank ou at the current rate. patrick edmund, thank you for— at the current rate. patrick edmund, thank you forjoining _ at the current rate. patrick edmund, thank you forjoining us _ at the current rate. patrick edmund, thank you forjoining us on - at the current rate. patrick edmund, thank you forjoining us on the - thank you forjoining us on the programme. for many it's that time of year when we pack our bags and head off for a much needed holiday. so how would you feel when you're there being asked to take part in a bit of litter picking? or maybe a spot of weeding? not your cup of tea? well, if your heading to denmark's capital copenhagen these are some of the activities on offer. they will earn you perks like free ice cream and discounted museum entries. it's all part of a scheme trying to encourage tourists to be more responsible. adrienne murray

millions of americans are going to pull the lever on each way, and what i think is important is the breakdown in overall conversations. think about it with your neighbors, etc., people -- maybe ask somebody you know who is planning to vote that might and try to have a real conversation with them. that is where it needs to start, and that is what is happening with what we support in congress, 30 military veterans who were going against the grain, and even in the time of insane rhetoric, that is where it starts. they actually focus on things getting done. host: you participated in, your organization, do americans trust those to be best elected officials? this was shows that americans believe that legal or law enforcement experience makes the best elected officials, and they are confident that people with military, legal or law enforcement activities would make good decisions as elected officials, and those have success in academia and policy, and have also been seen as capable. by the way, at the bottom of the list is people with experience in entertainment or the news media. guest: i don't pla

the mechanic’s place, it’s interesting, of course, to sit behind him, instead of a steering wheel, leversponsibility of the groups west, south and east. along the entire front line, the enemy lost over 17 thousand fighters and a lot of nato equipment, the list includes three launchers and two radar stations of the patriot complex, as well as three more leopard, predley and mardor tanks, maxpro armored vehicles, humvee, hirpi, self-propelled guns and howitzers. separately, we note the work of air defense. downed mig-29 and su-27, su-25 attack aircraft and more than six hundred drones. anti-aircraft gunners successfully intercepted patriot missiles, atakoms neptune and hymers missiles. the defense department also reported eleven combined strikes on the ceiling infrastructure of the armed forces of ukraine. the expired leader of the kiev regime, in order to plug the gaps at the front, gave the green light to military registration and enlistment offices to work with men under 25 years of age, although this is illegal. at the same time, the hunt for ukrainians has ceased to be a one-sided game

so for example, you recall, the germany was reluctant to supply the lever tech until the us supply the air by day one. that when it has a larger range artillery, other things have been supplied us far. russia may have escalated about as much as they can. now ukraine has hundreds of military targets in mind that wants to attack inside russia. what impact could that have on the water? it could have an impact on the war rusher will move some of those uh, uh, built or assets of aircraft uh beyond the range of a package. if i tack ups are allowed to do is uh, $5.00 assets uh the previous themselves or be able to do cruise muscles. now i can attach the fix load service with cruise missiles, pretty effective was so even though the west has not provided equipment for permission for that, your preventive years of your credit is themselves are making up for a great deal of the gap step of the security on the list, william colt's name, but the rand corporation, a brazilian supreme court judge, has order to shut down with the social media platform x in brazil. it is the latest step in and legal di

we are at a crucial moment for global stability," and the uk will "continue to use every diplomatic levera". in gaza, the number of people killed in the war has now passed 40,000, according to the hamas—run health ministry there. israel has questioned the figures, which do not specify how many fighters are among those killed.