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and all that shows long-term support for ukraine's defenders. we also recognize several countries doing important work together to ramp up production on key systems and reinvigorate their industrial basis. so norway, germany, and denmark have all invested in slovakia's homegrown production of howitzers. and that just shows how much we can do when we come together in common purpose. these initiatives and many more will help us build momentum and ensure that the future ukrainian armed forces are capable and have the ability to sustain themselves. now, some countries are not in a position to offer lethal assistance. but we urge them to provide vital nonlethal aid such as medical supplies, cold-weather gear that the ukrainians need to fight in the winter. because every contribution counts and the members of this contact group stand united in their support for ukraine's self-defense, through any season. we stand united by our commitment to the rules-based international order that underpins global security. we stand united against the deliberate use o

jarred long was the one who took the life of vincent goslyn.d the maximum punishment that he could for this crime. >> to do that, that prosecutor needed not only jessie's videotape statement, she needed jessie to tell a jury the whole story. she and jarred plan to murder vince. >> we needed for her testimony about the reasons why they planned to kill vincent, and the way that they planned it out. >> so the prosecutor made an offer. if jessie pleaded guilty to complicity with murder i will testify against jarred, she would recommend a sentence of 22 and a half years behind bars. she agreed to this plea deal? >> she did after a long talk and very heated discussions. >> so, now, with time served, the woman who had played the victim, betrayed her husband and lover, could spend less than 14 years behind bars. some people think the sentence is to light. >> i don't disagree with that that the sentence was to light. but after discussions with law enforcement, with family members, we determined that it was worth it to have her to be able to say in her o

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>> china has long played the long game on the reunification with taiwan. the signs and you read through xi jinping's speech at the party congress and national security and security as a whole has been raised in priority. he mentioned taiwan and the party congress. they put it the communist party constitution resisting any independence moves by taiwan. he has amped up the rhetoric on taiwan for sure. antony blinken was at the bloomberg headquarters and he essentially expanded on comments he made last week that he feels that beijing has accelerated the timeframe for reunification. let us hear from the secretary of state. >> what has changed is this. as decision by the government in beijing, the status quo was no longer acceptable. they wanted to speed up the process by which they would pursue reunification. >> in the interview, he also accused beijing of using coercion to try and speed up or pave way to force taiwan to choose reunification over the path of independencebeijing offd their desire to eventually unify the mainland with taiwan. this is what they t

they are a long board dancing pro, but take their skill lightly. i'm trying to get communicated to other people and that they can also learn how to language dance or not only language dance, but next me dance on the board and have fun. basically with that jew elfaire is raising the bar fusing enviable longboarding skills with smooth dance moves a i with that, we come to the end of another shout. don't forget to check out our website for this week's viewers draw and a chance at receiving some items from d. w. uncensored collection, which promotes freedom of information and expression. well, for me and the rest of the crew here in berlin. thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again soon. a with ah, with who it's autumn. time for the frankfurt book fair. stories about the spanish politics by a talented female authors. a lyrical narrative from ukraine wins a wartime. these brought and the short list of nominees for germany's novel of the year arts 2130 minutes on d w. as small children. their parents took them to the distance city for school. mm. they

and for the long haul, we are prepared for a long haul and that we will support them for as long as it takes us are coming up only one month on the job and u. k. prime minister lives trust, it has financial markets spooked. the british pound, plummeting, and there are even calls for her to resign. what we have done is we have i tonight, mr. speak avoiding the question, doc, king responsibility. last in denial. no wonder investors have no confidence in how government went to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states. and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the to threats to the world. as we know it, that, according to the biden administration to day you, as president biden released, his national security strategy, a prediction of geo politics for the near and long term through washington's eyes. china stands out as the biggest challenge to the international order. the white house says that beijing is intent on spreading its model of authoritarian rule and that it is quickly achieving the economic and military power needed to turn plans into action.

baby turtles do not stay long near the shore.im to the lake plants as soon as possible. their leaves serve as protection and shelter from below and above. there is something to eat here, for example, small insects. turtles have good eyesight and an excellent sense of smell; they eat up the remnants of food after adult turtles. and the gluttonous snake of heads hunts for live prey. the kid does not give up, unaware of the danger that threatens him the danger itself. this time he got lucky. the short summer comes to an end , thousands of small mayflies with transparent wings appear above the shore of the lake. this is one of the most ancient types of insects. before sunset, there are already hundreds of thousands of mayflies over the royal lake. in a matter of minutes, the swarm grows to a million no, even a billion insects. the whole lagoon is covered with them like a blanket of snow an amazing, unlike anything, with the onset of twilight, the aerial performance ends as unexpectedly as mayfly summer snowfall began. one of the wond

thanks again to david long. and commissioner mar and mr. clerk, call the snks item. 9, introduction of new items an informational item. i'm not seeing anything. let's call item 10. >> public comment. >> is there public comment in the chamber. >> nope. >> see if we have remote comment. i'm checking for public comment. for item 10. we have one public comment for item 10. thank you, caller, 2 minutes begins now. >> hello commissioners rolfe around, san jose. i like to offer a couple of comments to inform the discussion of mtc's major policy tomorrow morning. the first [inaudible] is that everybody needs to remember that the push for caltrain and electrification was initiated in san francisco over 10 years ago. especially agreed to enable access to the safe schools transit center [inaudible] the second point the dtx project is critical to the survival of caltrain well is currently no other plan. . capable of reversing caltrains disaster [inaudible] in ridership. having said this and there is a slide on page 9 of the report. that shows the new f

so long term solutions. not only do we need to their patient livelihood and investment in community based programming. we also need to build systems because ultimately it'll, i mean, i'm in new york right now. and, and who delivers, you know, schooling and policing and, and how can the, the local governments do they did the, the new policies do. but yet, these systems are not being invested to build in long term community resilience. i mean, as far as you know, here in new york, i mean, you can imagine that there's a lot of conversations about getting funds and getting funds and getting funds. but i do think until and unless we go back home in we sit at the table, especially those at the decision making are capacity where they are there is to ensure that whatever funds are coming this year in the, in the, in the years, the come are promoting yes, i got a raffo here work a finally should on a 2nd, but i want to know that al jazeera is going to keep watching this. we know that as we move into october december,

she probably would n't have lived that long. sincerely thank you all today for the fact that we remembered together the seventy-fourth year and the film kalina red special. here is just a low gratitude to nikolaevna who appeared with us so interesting details, but about this time about filming, and vasily makarvich. and, of course, it would be strange to complete this program without hearing the song red kalina, especially since it is such a red thread that passes through uh, and your whole life. we will hear her today and remember her together with natalya gerasma. and we say goodbye to you. kalina red polina, i have matured little bellies. love she will find another cute boo leads, but i know. endless forests on the shores of the pacific ocean shrouded in misty haze at first glance they resemble the amazon jungle, this amazing corner of the earth is not like any other region of russia, a special climate, a peculiar relief, a unique flora and fauna, despite the proximity of the winter ocean. it is cold and long here to survive

it's also ideal for long board dancing. and our from that combines freestyle skating surfing and dance. with high, i'm do, and my pronouns are they them? and i'm a lumber dancer who christ, patina motion. ju elfaire has a background in figure skating, and contemporary dance. both influence their long bored dancing style. what fascinates me about language dancing and stance? i can feel freedom and as i can express myself, and that's something i want to share, that people can share the personalities and show with dance, who they really are. longhorn dancing was inspired by surfing as surface perform a series of well timed fluid movements to ride waves. not unlike a choreography with, ju, has created their own unique long for dancing style. and it's one the long board dancer numerous championships and international sponsorship deals. if you want to start language dancing, i actually you have to suck with longboarding, which is very accessible. in my opinion. everyone can just stand on the board and try to cruise on it. and onc

many people there complain of ongoing symptoms known as long cove. it in addition to the physical effects, the psychological consequences also becoming clear. it can even lead to a permanent inability to work simple tasks like getting out of bed in the morning have become a challenge for yvonne chang. not long after my cold at night and didn't infection or which was lust. dear june, i developed her excruciating pain under my feet, which made it difficult for me to walk and to stand for long periods of time. immediately after that, i started developing some anxiety and her depression. a single mother and business owner chainway was forced to shut down her shop during south africa's covered block down one of the strictest in the world. as a massage therapist, her profession requires her to be on her feet all day long. but her lingering symptoms have made it impossible for her to return to work. after losing my business and my income, it was very hard. i had to give up my rental apartment to move in with my partner, in order to save some money. and it s

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they left long ago.ration, i just stood here and cried. it is really hard. so there's nothing left? aliona's own home was looted after she escaped. they took almost everything. you learn a lot about the russian occupiers just by looking around. this school was their headquarters, supplies and rubbish scattered everywhere. not the footprint of a disciplined force, but of one fighting in squalor, which left in a hurry. there are endless moments when this war feels pointless, and this is one of them. whether villages like this are occupied or liberated, the result is the same. communities are destroyed. but there is relief here, and a belief that people can one day heal. and those are the reasons why ukraine continues to fight. liberation in this region is fiercely contested. if achieved, it doesn't bring instant normality either. but in the words of one ukrainian soldier, what choice do they have? james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson region. antigovernment protests continued and i ran at several universitie

. out of the game too long.b has a very bleak future after going into adminisatrtion yesterday. under his ownership between 1996 and 2008, they won four premiership titles and two european cups. he is still honourary life president, but can't see a way back for them now. the right to participate at the top table of rugby. i can't... i can't... we've had six matches so far in the rugby league world cup, these are rugby die—hard fans, they're not going to suddenly say, well, i will see another team, they are wasps. it is terrible. the former wasps _ are wasps. it is terrible. the former wasps owner. - the former wasps owner. we've had six matches so far in the rugby league world cup, in the next hour, we'll get a first glimpse of group d, when tonga take on papua new guinea. adam wild is in st helen's for us this evening. adam, tonga have been tipped to go a long way in the tournament. but as fate. they are training for the duration of this world cup, quite a low—key press conference from the england head coach to

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yes, i i wrote this a long time ago, produced it, wrote this a long time ago, produced it. and _ wroteme ago, produced it. and it is _ wrote this a long time ago, produced it, and it is partly set in pakistan. it's a predominantly briiish— pakistan. it's a predominantly british pakistani or pakistani cast. it's british pakistani or pakistani cast. it'sj'ust_ british pakistani or pakistani cast. it'sjust timely that british pakistani or pakistani cast. it's just timely that we get to put it to good — it's just timely that we get to put it to good use at the moment, which is to help _ it to good use at the moment, which is to help as— it to good use at the moment, which is to help as a kind of fundraising toot _ is to help as a kind of fundraising took in _ is to help as a kind of fundraising tool. in terms of timing, it's been helpful— tool. in terms of timing, it's been helpful because it means we can do various— helpful because it means we can do various charity screenings and dinners. — various charity screenings and dinners, to raise money for the flood _ dinners, to raise money for

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that's a major hurdle for long term human missions. but there are craters at the south pole with rims that are almost always in sunlight. nasa wants to build a lunar station and such a crater, the so called are to miss base camp. are initially astronauts will land in transport craft, which will also serve as their accommodation during their short stays. but as they explore the surrounding terrain in vehicles. with each mission the lunar face should become more comfortable for spacecraft, bingley equipment and robots will build the infrastructure up to for astronauts will work here for up to 2 months to time. ah, the outpost will also serve as a spring board for a new mission. human voyages to mas since sports news now, and the australian men's football team has condemned. can't us human rights record? the 1st world cup side to speak out plays acknowledge that contact has brought in reforms, but they criticize its treatment of migrant workers and the eligibility q community . the team is calling for the de criminalization of same sex re

it's so long. 5 years is falcon gone. and book. i mean, we're happy adopt the the homicide squad remains united. the us any general remains united every one kind of fluids together to make sure that this happens to journalists, murder was condemned. world wide and lead to massive protests in malta accusations that the prime minister, joseph muscat, was shielding witnesses from the investigation into her death, led him to resign and 2020 protesters saying there are crooks everywhere. you look at something she wrote in her blog hours before she was killed . let's talk about this now with nicole milan. she's a journalist at malta to day nicole. welcome to the program. pleading guilty on the 1st day of the trial. this may be, was a surprise to some why did they plead guilty? ultimately? that's a good question. i don't think it any of any one here can actually fully understand why it took them so long. why it took them to get to like the 1st day of the child to actually plead guilty. this was quite an anomaly. it's never happened before

both influence their long bored dancing style. what fascinates me about language dancing, and stead i can few freedom and are so i can express myself and that's something i want to share, that people can share the personalities and show with dance, who they really are. longhorn dancing was inspired by surfing as surfers perform a series of well timed fluid movements to ride waves. not unlike a choreography with, ju, has created their own unique long board dancing style. and it's one the long board dancer numerous championships and international sponsorship deals. if you want to start language dancing and actually you have to suck with longboarding, which is very accessible, in my opinion, everyone can just stand on the board and try to cruise on it. and once you're feeling a bit comfortable with cruising, carving, pushing, than you can, everyone can actually lat learned on what you is king to get more people interested in this crossover sport and offers long board dancing lessons all over europe. the very 1st thing that you tend,

the roles have been distributed by history for a long time.longtime original fan of both belarus and your course. i think i never doubted it, and in the most difficult times there were difficult times between our states. with all my heart, with all my heart, with all my capabilities , i supported you and supported the line that you brought out and did not allow your state to be plundered. you did not make the mistakes that we made in the nineties and are now correcting with such difficulty. and i'm just sincerely, i bow before your authority. before your courage before your convinced steadfastness in saving the belarusian people of the belarusian statehood. and that means ourselves means our unity, means our union state. and today we are just like you said, back to back all the rest were somewhere either in neutral positions or in the opposite position, and here we stand and defend our slavic russian belarusian idea together and i am very grateful to you and my wife is grateful to you for sincere words condolences. in the event of the death of

how long can the prime minister last?er mind the prime minister — well, for now at least — it is suella braverman who has gone. this was her yesterday, today she is out, because this morning she sent an official document from her personal e—mail account — a breach of the rules. in a zinger of a resolution letter to the prime minister, suella braverman wrote, pretending we haven't made mistakes, carrying on as if everyone can't say that we have made them and hoping that things will magically come right is not serious politics. i have made a mistake, i accept responsibility, i resign. she continues, i have concerns about the direction of this government — not only have a broken key pledges that were promised to our voters, but i have had serious concerns about this government's commitment to honouring manifesto commitments. last month, suella braverman was promoted to one of the great offices of state. she cheered on a prime minister in trouble at the party conference. today, she becomes the shortest serving home secretary

but this is a long, painful rebuilding process. speaking of mouths and raises to the bottom, i think it's a it's it's a stiff competition between the journalism industry and congress having the lowest public approval rating of any sector in the country. it might be counterintuitive to some people watching to hear that you think that there is a relationship between the abdication, the self, the willing abdication of responsibility by congress and the blabber mouth ization of our politics. can you talk about that a little bit? lord yes, the i did not ever expect that i would be quoting florida congressman matt gaetz in a book, but i did because he said in his book and he wrote a book he said in book that the real people who run country are the bookers on cable news networks and that they're the ones who decide and they really pick the presidents and they really do this stuff. and he was both he was sneering them, saying that these were you theater nerds from high school. i don't know what kind of nerd matt gaetz was in high school bu

it's a good 9 meters long, and it's 3 meters high. it chew is 66000000 years old. experts believe this animal could eat up to 400 kilos of meat in one go. but exactly which bones are in the delivery. the scientists 1st taken inventory, it's rare to get anything more than a few bones or bone fragments of any given animal. frederick sprinkler uses the museums, juvenile dinosaur, to determine what belongs where a rib, for example, is one meter 20 long. such long bones are easy to locate, but smaller fragments have to be studied closely just to see which way round they go is see i'm can, i can see which side of the bone faces outwards and which inwards the outside is smooth. it may even be shiny, while this sponge like surface, with lots of holes suffices inwards. how's the transition? i mean, how thick is the shell facing outside around the edge? it's just one or 2 millimeters thick, so it could be a vertebra. and that's how i get an idea for where the fragment could belong once income. 3 months later, another crate from the u. s. anothe

they take a long time to manufacture, they take a long time to deliver. now we've just seen that germany is, is delivering the 1st air to air missile system that it promised ukraine. and this, in fact, is a system that germany had planned to, to use itself had to, to keep in his arsenal itself. and now it's sending it directly to ukraine. so these attacks that have been so deadly for civilians just in recent days, clearly shows nato, that regardless of their remarkable success, that ukrainian forces have had on the ground in regaining territory occupied by the russians. it rushes attacks from the air can still be extremely deadly to ukrainian civilian. so i think this is where a secretary general stillberg also said the alliances focus would be to day a priority to help ukraine with air defense. now, the whole united you, you reckon on nato allies in the pledge for support for you crime is there haven't been any cracks showing that there are differences between countries into what they say they can provide ukraine into how deep they're willing to go into

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you mentioned the very long history of your civilization. but when i watch indian media, i also see that it's very important for many people to sort of feel themselves to be in the good graces of the west, because supposedly the west issues, those, you know, good democracy certificates. well, i don't think we're well known about certificates. i don't think that's a political issue. you're talking about indian media. indian media is very diverse issue for us as long as being the fact that because of our colonial history and english is the most important language in this country. so kind of integrating language because in the, as a country off a summer languages and english remains are linked to the word. so there's a much greater influence of the english speaking word on the maybe think what we read, etc. plus the people to people contact. i mean, if you look at the numbers of indians living around the world, most of them out of the united states, united a central and so they're all in the media. you will see that by us. but i think we must d

it does not hit equipment at a long distance. instead , using a dirty bomb results in long-term contamination of a vast territory, according to scientists, only 1 g of cesium 137, in theory, can make an uninhabited area with a radius of up to a kilometer, and the isotope plume will stretch for 1,000 km, endangering the lives of people in neighboring countries. the earth will be poisoned by dozens. for hundreds or even thousands of years, it will be practically impossible to deactivate the territory infected in this way. terrorist a with the use of a radioactive scattering device, and this terrorist act, aimed at an indefinite circle in time, persons and that is why this is a war crime must be present international military. however, the main goal of using such ammunition, not even in causing damage to enemies, we will quote scientists from the british oxford, who at one time were studying the theory of using a dirty bomb, and those, the most interesting conclusion from a scientific article. the true consequences of the use of a d

. >> that really is a long-term solution what are you going to do in the short-term >> it's a long-term solution because they made it long-term. they waged war on it well, right now we got to stop the reckless spending >> reporter: recently his campaign has been rocked by an ex-girlfriend's allegation that walker, who opposes abortion in most cases, paid for her abortion more than a decade ago have you reached out the her? >> i don't need to reach out her because first of all, that's what the left want the talk about they'll talk about everything else except the gas prices and the grocery prices i'm saying i've already dealt with that that is a lie. >> reporter: nbc news has now spoken to that former girlfriend, a registered democrat who provided what she says is copy of a $700 check walker gave her to pay for the abortion, and the receipt dated just days earlier and in a different amount from a women's clinic nbc news is not revealing the woman's identity nor the documents at her request for privacy. we showed the copy of the checks to walker who said definitively for the first time th

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the long-awaited summer has come to the urals.e right bank of the ilyich river, a group of rocks rises ; it is located on the territory of the pechora ilyich reserve, virgin forests of which unesco classifies as a world natural heritage site. mom has a mink, there is not a moment of rest, she needs constantly hunt to feed their insatiable offspring. the babies are already 5 weeks old. their eyes were opened. they are looking forward to what their mother will bring them this time. minks are very agile in the water, they can easily catch fish weighing up to a kilogram. this time the rudd was out of luck. the european mink has long been the object of the fur trade, although its fur was considered less valuable. what, for example. sable or marten fur today mink is bred in captivity for fur production. they easily adapt to life in cages and to artificial food. sometimes booty slips away from the mink, there's nothing to be done five kids will have to be content with one fish. under the roots of a huge fallen tree , the wolverine has se

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ah, the long march to his lemma. that puck is down, full. a prime minister is leading a protest from the hole through the capital demanding an early election. 6 months not being pushed out of office. does he have a chance to come back? this is inside story. ah. the head of air, welcome to the program. i'm the clock earlier this year, pakistan's been prime minister in run con, last a crucial no confidence vote in parliament. it led to his resignation. but since then, he's been holding regular rallies as he wraps up pressure on the government to call an election bucks. tons. economy has been in crisis and people are struggling with high food and petrol prices con and his supporters and now marching on the capital is lemme, they began that 380 kilometer walk from the eastern city of the whole on friday. the government officials say they won't be allowed to enter the capital. con is facing allegations of corruption, which he denies. and he was recently borrowed from holding office for 5 years from ohio has more now from islamic m. ron cons freed

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