i just don't see the keys for being long i would take profits if i were long. >> let's get to boeing they have results out wednesday. shares up more than 7% this year, and with the boeing story, mike, it feels like two steps forward, one step back, and this time it's with this fuselage part from spirit that had some issues. >> yeah, you know, and actually sort of on pace with that this week, for the first several days this week we saw a lot of bullish flow, and then basically investors turned and it went bearish today. a lot of activity we were seeing in boeing today was actually the may 190s that's excluding any of the option that expired today. which isn't really all that relevant it was the may 190 puts we saw big buyers paying a little over 2 bucks contract for that. this is again one of those situations where i think it's kind of difficult to be long this one or at least to do so without some kind of a hedge i think that's what institutions are looking at they've obviously had quite a recovery since they had the early lows on all that bad news. but as more bad news emerges you m

many of those will probably work for treatg the long disabling symptoms of long covid.ent, we can learn to characterize and research and treat a number of different diseases, not just long covid, but long covid is a way to understanding like i mentioned before me/cfs and other diseases . there so many other chronic illnesses that are post infection chronic illnesses. so long covid represents a time for all of us in society to understand the number of people living with disabilities, millions missing who are homebound or bedbound and this is their moment to sort of be brought back into the mainstream medicine. america ryan prior, in your book , your columns, your articles, you draw on the history of hiv/aids activists with active who changed health care policy and disability activists who crawled up the steps of the u.s. capitol to demand passage of the american disabilities act. talk about this kind of action. what you call a patient revolution. >> my colleague fiona loewenstein and i wrote a piece for "the nation" and she is the author of a book called "the long covid

as long as it takes.now the president's commitment is shared by everyone in this room as we partner together to reinvigorate and rebuild ukraine for as long as it takes. we hope and we are called to action to ensure that it is not too long. thank you and slava ukraini. [applause] ♪ >> good afternoon. my name is tom wickham tom: good afternoon. my name is tom wickham. i am senior vice president for state and local policy at the u-s chamber of commerce. as the former parliamentarian of the u.s. house it was in honor to work with so many of you in that role on international issues. i would like to thank everyone in the audience for participating today in this particular forum. russia's war on ukraine is devastating but the conversations we are having today bring hope for future economic future development and bring hope for lasting partnerships and leadership between the leaders of our two nations. state, department of commerce and usaid and the organization of this event. i would like to now introduce a vid

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as long as they abided by a 25 year rule established by nasa long time ago. what that meant was after your useful life is over, you can hang out for 25 years before we expect you to disappear from space. 25 years is an awfully long time. we can all collectively agree that space sustainability depends on us doing better than that. we changed our licensing practice going forward. i think that is just the start. i think we have to broadcast that to the rest of the world. their success in space depends on thinking about sustainability and developing comparable policy. that will be a task we are all looking at and working on going forward. >> working with like-minded nations to come together in addition to all the other things going on in the united states. >> the good news is the satellite policy community has been doing that for a long time but we are just multiplying especially. we have to multiply all those policy -- policies. >> it is clear from this conversation and a lot of different topics that there are many different facets to it. many different players.

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a china is a long term view. it's not about when the china does alliance, which actually china doesn't like, aligns the, you know, they like partnerships. but those are long term partnerships. it is not like the u . s. as done all along tweet history. i give you an example of what the u. s. the to jerky nor the us was behind the, the, the call in turkey in 2016. this is not the way that you should treat you allies. the us is behind the sabotage of no stream, which is that which is going to damage germans. economy and ultimately which, which will lead to the deemed us radiation of germany. what this is not how you treat you allies. so you, this is holly treat allies in is somehow it's of the, of the trends. you know, it's about training. it's not about co ration. a trend is a very different approach. it's about how we can work together, you know, and find stability, harmony. and it is very interesting when you look at just country how chinese they operate. when you live in china, like like i've done the last, almo

it's a long walk up the stairs when the lipson are working. he lives here with his girlfriend, alina, and her baby nisha, pull in his former husband was killed fighting on the front line last year. she is 7 months pregnant with anatolia child, wilmont. we are thinking of starting a business, you can survive long on a government handout. so i am thinking of what to do because elaine is pregnant, as a wall and beauty and it's wholly will eventually receive a one off compensation payment of around $21700.00. the government also paid the his prosthetic leg. i don't know that if you go south, it's difficult for him to move around. he tries, of course, but he mainly sits with the child. i have to do most of the housework, most of the 200. also, people who come to this rehabilitation center for therapy each week lost their limbs fighting. there are no official statistics on how many people have lost limbs in the war. so far. this prosthetic limbs is manufactured in germany, but assembled here in ukraine. it has a computer chip at the back, the data f

by the way, it gives regular signals and it is necessary to understand that as long as these signalsency or rhythm are turned into weapons , finances and ammunition, until then we will successfully resist the russian army, but i will offer all this as a guarantee our victory in the ukrainian war is the stability of ukrainian society in many upheavals, and believe me, all of them are still ahead and there will be a lot of them, so everyone needs to build up, you know, in that core of it very much actually speaking about what is happening now not at the front. or maybe i can say, i don’t know, on another front where ukraine is also fighting to become part of europe, you know . made up of the contours of the countries that are part of the european continent, not even the european union, just the european continent, there is no map of ukraine there, and i and i caught myself thinking that in principle, i don't know what they will be like after this war, i don't know how long will it last and maybe it will stretch for centuries again but okay, i don't know what the offices of this country

we are at the beginning of a long, long process. >> we were talking about this, this is the initial step in what will be a very long process for the president, the legal team and district attorney's office. >> scheduled after this arraignment is over to appear before reporters and there is a legal battle that is now ongoing in its early phase. there's also a public battle to win over public opinion about how people perceive this case. is a test for alvin bragg. the country doesn't know him, they are now going to very much get to know him. his introduction of his case, his argument, his evidence will be crucial in the coming hour. >> as rikki talks about the timeline i started to think about there is the georgia case in donald trump's efforts to try to get in the way of the election it's going on in georgia and of course the special counsel's work. does a lot of other legal developments that may gallop ahead of this because a lot of people think those cases on their face are stronger and have more of him at the center stage. him his lawyer in the documents case now has been asked by a jud

amna: based on what you know so far, is this a weeks long or months long or years long effort ahead?e want this to end as quickly as possible. it is important for evan and his family and his colleague's, but also for a free press. the world is watching how the u.s. and western democracies respond to this kind of affront to free press. therefore it is even more important to get evan out. the precedent is the report is accused of espionage -- the last time it happened to a u.s. reporter was during the cold war. obviously, autocracies have a bad track record of treating journalists in these cases, so we are prepared to do what it takes for as long as it takes, but we have our eye and hopes on getting him home as quickly as possible. amna: russia has long not been a safe place for journalists. we should note that evan was accredited with the foreign ministry. would you be advising news organizations to pull their reporters? >> every news organization has to make their own judgment. we asked some of our staff to return. we have extricated some from russia. bottom line is that it has becom

a long long time ago? what is it about that song that we all love seeing it.cial, what is it about? >> i'll tell you it has a melody which is something that's pretty hard to find these days. and that's just opening part of the song i mean the song is eight and a half minutes and as a rock and roll song. i intend to go over to south korea next year and sing it with the president so that probably going to be another new story. he wanted me at the white house to sing the song. but i'm in australia right now on tour, and doing 24 shows over here they're all sold out the interesting thing about this american pie moment is that it just happens to be the celebration we're into, the 50th anniversary of the album. and the song american pie. -- and there is a lovely documentary, the day the music tied the story of don mclean's american pie on parliament plus now, and this week or next week, it's actually up for one of five documentaries for an mtv award. i'm up against gomez and j. lo and all those pop people it's just a trip, you know, goes back to the days when record

as you point out. it is a — it is a long shot. as you point out, it is a long _ it is a long shot. a long shot. as you point out, it is a long shot so - it is a long shot. as you point out, it is a long shot so what| out, it is a long shot so what exactly would be useful here, you think roger, in terms of what president macron is trying to achieve in china? t what president macron is trying to achieve in china?— to achieve in china? i think he believes. _ to achieve in china? i think he believes, first _ to achieve in china? i think he believes, first of _ to achieve in china? i think he believes, first of all, - to achieve in china? i think he believes, first of all, that - believes, first of all, that president xi should have a conversation with president zelensky of ukraine. mr zelensky, of course, said that he is open to china being a partner in some kind of process. what exactly partner means i have no idea but for president macron i think the first step would be that conversation and yesterday he spoke to journalists travelling with him about that being the possible starting

how long do you think russia will be able to wage war against ukraine? i will not speculate. about this because war or wars are by their nature unpredictable and we should never judge the russians they have proven that they want to take aggressive actions against ukraine the war did not start last year it started in 2014 year, but that is why the message to all nato allies and partners and the contact group on the defense of ukraine is that we must be ready for long-term measures to support ukraine as long as it will be necessary, and my message to president zelensky yesterday in kyiv was that nato supported ukraine for many years and we support ukraine now that ukraine continues to repel president putin's aggression against their country and we will stand by ukraine in the future as long as it will be necessary because it will be a tragedy for ukrainians if president putin wins, but it is also dangerous for nato allies , it will demonstrate to all authoritarian leaders that when they use military force to do what they want, it will make the world more d

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well, this is already getting further conversation after a long communication of different options. we agreed here at the substation, then i made it, and three bottles of watches were subjected to massive shelling by ukrainian militants. they hit peaceful neighborhoods with multiple launch rocket systems, as well as heavy artillery, dozens have already been fired, strikes of ammunition fix the city center, and in the area of ​​​​the baraka palace, combinations also hit the republican stadium of the children's hospital , park and residential buildings, one of the shells hit a minibus, as reported by the mayor's office, 7 people were killed, including a child. and now our channel is broadcasting from the bank of russia glad to see you here at the bank of russia i welcome our online participants, a and today we have, in principle, a press conference of the chairman of the bank of russia lira nabiullina a and deputy chairman alexei bobotkin a and at the beginning of e, the statement of the chairman following the meeting of the board of directors. good afternoon. today we have decided to

that was a long view of history. there were things that she knew over time that would wear well. >> that was a fascinating answer. we are running long because of technical difficulties. there is one more question. any of you can answer it. how much do we know about relationships of mrs. nixon between judy agnew and betty ford? mary? >> i am afraid that i can't answer that question. i think others might be able to do a better job. betty ford -- judy agnew i do not know as much, but she and betty ford were dear friends that had known each other many years and that came up in washington. they had a very close relationship even after she left the white house. a very different personality, kind of night and day. that is what i found so interesting in researching them both. i see mrs. nixon as teeing women's issues up and betty puts them in the spotlight. mrs. nixon was very private, did not like the spotlight. i think mrs. ford perhaps enjoyed the spotlight more. an interesting contrast because they were dear friends even

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as you can see, well, when you have been fighting for a long time for a long period of time, you areverywhere. you know this comfort is no longer there, the separation of the house is a war. i already have a war at home and a house at war, so everywhere, wherever we get. i've been here for just a few days trying to provide myself with comfort. this is how i have a prayer corner right here. he’s a hindu i’m afraid of 2014, when he came to his native donbass volunteers over the years of service, the indian participated in many military operations, received several wounds and five contusions in a year. maksim resigned from service in the uniform militia of the dpr for health reasons, but in 10 days. before the start , he returned to duty again and volunteered again. we have never had such powerful strong support as the moral that that's all russia is for us vladimir vladimirovich we were accepted here, we already see, well , roughly speaking, this is already, if you have reached the finish line, we just have to put the squeeze on, like winning everything is strange. as a confirmation of

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he has a long way to go-— after his tenure is finished. he has a long way to go.uch for your time. before _ a long way to go. thank you so much for your time. before we _ a long way to go. thank you so much for your time. before we pose, i a long way to go. thank you so much for your time. before we pose, let'sl for your time. before we pose, let's return to the streets of paris and show you the pictures there. so much of the capital, in fact, so many different cities across france, this is the scene. large protests and a large security presence. more demonstrations are organised to protest against the change of the pension age from 60 to —— 62 to 64. we will be back with more in a moment. do not go away. it may be hard to believe that there will be a first across many parts of the country overnight. it follows the cloud and rain we have had over the past couple of days. the ring from yesterday just clearing from past couple of days. the ring from yesterdayjust clearing from the east of england, followed by showers but this ridge of high pressure builds killing th

so we should be looking more the medium to long term. as far as that's concerned, very much i the factors or the reforms needed. they can always ultimate as needed to take us to be given long term, really have to stop. now of course allows us to, of the growth is going to say because the conditions mean that you have to act now to have the load in the 1st place. so immediately will it help shore up the economy . so or the last that is 6 months or so, a lot of the arc shortages are in the country that started out. and that started primarily as a result of the economy contraction. the dampening done demand that has meant that some significant amount of those shortage is nothing to import the margin on that side. things are looking they don't already. this does allow us now to, for example, no reforms is required for the state or the rises reforms that are required on the energy for us to move forward with that. so this is very much a critical part of wallet, but it's important justifies the countries being through a lot of started as it is

, long time in the future. intel told us we are going to build on the site and we are going to put phase 1 in per their ability to move to phase 2, three phase 3 and phase 4 really depended upon whether or not the act does in fact pass so that's how they approached it to us and how they set it up. i guess i would describe the federal incentives and what intel would have on the state of ohio. >> just to clarify those additional follow ons phases and it's a company that overlong period. ultimately be worth as much as $100 billion which is an extraordinary sum. what needs to happen in order for them to materialize? >> the first thing until may claire wase the passage of the chip act and in it that has passed the course. it depends i'm sure in the market and factors that are beyond ohio's control. what we have always said is we are going to do our part. we will do a reading we can and we want youve to grow and we wat you to build phase 2, three and four and phase 1 it self as you said is the biggest investment made

we spend such a long time in an era of really low- a long time in an era of really low interest rates inflation is raging right around the world, and it is something that a lot of countries are contending with, you do have to start raising those interest rates. of course, that does open ourselves up to potential risks. i put that question to the managing director of the international monetary fund. we are seeinu lots international monetary fund. we are seeing lots of _ international monetary fund. we are seeing lots of kinds _ international monetary fund. we are seeing lots of kinds of _ international monetary fund. we are seeing lots of kinds of stresses. - international monetary fund. we are seeing lots of kinds of stresses. we l seeing lots of kinds of stresses. we are in_ seeing lots of kinds of stresses. we are in an _ seeing lots of kinds of stresses. we are in an environment where inflation _ are in an environment where inflation is still too high. it is well— inflation is still too high. it is well above central bank targets, which _ well above central bank targets, which is —

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we, we, you know, to say that we're with them for as long as it takes us, not an objective. and i think the white house amberlynn are having difficulty saying, we want ukraine to when there's no way ukraine can be safer, secure as long as russia occupies crimea, they'll never be able to rebuild their economy as long as russia occupies crimea. and so this is why it is the decisive terrain. if the west were to decide, yes, we want ukraine to win, and then we delivered the long range precision capabilities that are needed. there was no doubt that crimea would be liberated this year. the look, the russians, you know, they're part of the equation to they are very fragile. there is not a single russian soldier that wants to be there and their defense industry is in tatters. their air force has not been able to destroy one single train or convoy bringing equipment or ammunition from poland in over 14 months. i mean, this is basic stuff and they're not able to do it. so i am very skeptical that the russians are going to put up some kind of defense around crimea the way the soviets d

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the bands are causing long delays at the borders. a long line of ukrainian trucks stuck at the polish border. drivers say they've been waiting here for days after the country announced a temporary ban on grain imports from ukraine. so when you motion you brown, you live we, we can't go in either direction. the poles reached out the hand to us. i'm very thankful him will. sure. yep, i got an immensely grateful read. the whole of ukraine is the whole world in his meal. but now so potent let us in for some reason and assist with a portion of the some kind of situation here. the swanson you poignantly, she'll soon you, warsaw introduced the ban over the weekend as a way to address the problem of local farmers being under cut by ukrainian grain, which is cheaper than it's locally grown equivalent. large amounts of it had been entering poland and other border countries. after the usual export route on the black sea was partially blocked. but instead of the grain heading onwards to global markets, logistical bottlenecks kept its stock. that

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here it is this exponent for a long, long, long time there and here it shoots and this is like a general and we are just one of the elements that lives according to this exponent. well, when we move to a new house. so let's call it to a new planet. you know, i honestly think that, uh, we're getting to the point of living with ourselves. until then, we'll live. i think until another more important point. but in order to go there, we need to go through it. you know how, if we draw an analogy, there is a theory of black and white holes, why are you in a black hole you fly in and hop elsewhere in the universe white holes flew out. here we have a more serious challenge before us. we've gotten to the point where technology is growing with this exponential growth of everything in life. the number of people is growing, and the problem is growing, their significance , their number, and the most important task for humanity. in my opinion. today is to overcome this point of exponential collection of all crises. if we overcome it, then the unbelievable awaits us, just a fantastic life of humanity, b