also took bribes, that is, they still learned to take bribes from those times , that is why the moscow luseart of the golden horde, because they were actually engaged in these matters, but what he finally admitted, but this is such an admission on the one hand , that we do not want from europe, we will be vassals of the golden horde, well, this time, maybe it will be china or someone else, that is, they do not position themselves as an independent, independent entity, they were there with europe, now we will be with the golden horde, head on, putin will soon follow the label as oleksandrsky, who were with us, i say goodbye to you until monday , then verdict, serhiy rudenko, let's watch together. good evening, we are with ukraine. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhiy rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. hellish night in ukraine last night, russia attacked almost all regions with a drone state dmytro. does not rule out that presidential and verkhovna rada elections will be held in ukraine in the spring of 2024, pseudo-historian putin con

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that is kristie lu in hong kong, steven jiang in beijing, and paula hancocks in seoul. great kids, great reports, thank you all very much. i'm sure that we will see you again throughout the day. i'm john vause, time for a short break. for those watching cnn international, world sport is up next. for viewers here on cnn u.s., all be back with more news in a moment. >>> 45 minutes past the hour, welcome back. the truce between israel and hamas is now its fifth, day extended by at least another 48 hours. that should mean the release of more hostages. hamas freed two women and nine children on monday. they were flown by helicopter to a hospital in tel aviv. all 11 israelis have a dual citizenship, three french citizens, to germans, and six argentines. here's an update on their condition. >> we can say at this point that all our children and mothers are in stable, medical condition. and we will further on to continue with medical evaluation. >> reporter: in return, israel has released another 33 palestinians who are being held in israeli prisons, all of those set free so far

beik mohammad lu to you greetings, your time is very short, let's get to the point of the matter. heard the explanations of the requirements of sea-oriented development in our country , according to the notification of general sea-oriented policies by the supreme leader of the revolution, what measures are required and which things should be prepared. can it be from different devices? in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. dear sir, dear guests and dear viewers , i would like to thank the supreme leader of the revolution for his special attention to this issue and the announcement of the general policies of the development of the country, and i hope that the maritime community of the country will use its utmost energy and effort in response to the announcement of these policies. use to god willing, we will achieve acceptable results at the appointed time , mr. moghaddam, mr. mushabi moghadam said that in 2016, the supreme leader told the assembly that these policies should be continued. it is an important point that you said, the requirements, i would like to

kristie lu stout is joining us from hong kong. we won't get a big communique or anything out of this, but in large part isn't it about body language and making sure the two don't increase tensions and just calm things down a bit? >> absolutely. it is about just their presence, about that you have leader to leader engagement taking place soon, but in these two powers. and the meeting is a clear sign that both biden and xi want to manage this complicated relationship. u.s. president biden and xi jinping will soon be meeting on the sidelines of the apec summit in the san francisco bay area. xi arrived tuesday and greeted on the tarmac at the airport in san francisco by the california state governor and also by the treasury secretary janet yellen as well as china's ambassador to the united states. ahead of the summit, both china and the u.s. announced an agreement to tackle global warming by ramping up renewables. and that was a positive note of collaboration to tee up the big leadership meeting. and today we just heard from china's m

kristie lu stout. over to you. >> hey john, in hong kong at the international school, five students are marking call to earth day, data action. the theme this year's share at home. they've been reading a fiction book about our shared home and creating these presentations. presentations and posters about the importance of preserving national habitats. this one about the consequences of pollution. this one creating an overall summary of all the presentations and posters. the interconnectedness of all living things, the power of individual action, and right over here the resilience of nature. in addition to creating these posters, students have also been writing poetry, and victoria is going to share it stands out about what she wrote. victoria please share. >> like a breath in the winter, it happened as the creature walks by. all of a sudden, a perfect silence, van dillen smiled up at this twinkling stars. >> that is a beautiful line from your book, thank you so much for sharing that with this. about a h

the most thing to island, the lu repentant, is the simple level of the game. thanks for watching and good bye. the runs for a robot vacuum, one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is unlocking the potential of deep sea mining. but this time, a research team will study the possible risk in order to minimize the we have an opportunity to to get it right before we start environmental activists of skeptical is this true nature conservation on the green washing rule bill billions to be made out to pub documentary, deep sea greed stats, december 7th, on dw, the billions missing in germany's budgets. the country's top court ruled the use of 60000000000 euros unconstitutional. how can berlin find more funds? we speak to an expert and a toss up in the tech world. we will ask what it all means for the future of artificial intelligence. i'm others, you know, welcome to the show. jeremy's budget has a gaping hole in it, a fund worth 60000000000 euros meant to finance the countries transition to renewable energy has been ruled unconstitutiona

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bears, okay , tell me, they tried, but did not fail, these are bison, bison, yes, these are bison, lus, to be honest, this is the taste of the meat, it’s very dry, it’s enough dry, because it’s game, yes, yes, but i wouldn’t say it’s bison, prow and lost, chinchim. there are a lot of spices here, strawy, but tasty too, the taste reminds me of something like beef, very salty , of course, but i’m telling you that these are ordinary sausages, well, that’s it, and wild boar, imagine, wild boar, wild boar, i have everything in my life so unusual that i ate. you can say it’s a turtle, but a boar like that, wild, no , zvinino, as excuse me, ordinary pork, yes, but what about you, no, there is no difference, no, ordinary pork, yes. louis, i know that you are familiar with this dish, this is daranika, the main dish in belarus, but i see that there is meat, what is it for meat? uh, meat is, let’s say, a dish, it’s stew, stew, wild boar stew, that is, it’s finely chopped meat with lard and cast iron and cooked in the oven , that is, it simmers there for a long time, after which it’s rolled into j

i look at mcdonald's, starbucks, lu lu, american express. there are a lot of good numbers coming out, so i think you have to pick your spots and it's kind of a stock picker's environment. >> all right we'll leave it there i appreciate it very much. good to see you again. >> good to see you >> twice in one day. >>> up next, we track the biggest movers heading into the close. kristina partsinevelos has that. >> the weight loss drug craze helping one medical device company. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. when you think of investment risk, do you consider climate risk? changing weather patterns are impacting the way we live and the value of businesses large and small. this can mean disruption to supply chains, changing deman

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bek mohammad lu. i would if there was a chance i will definitely get back to you, mr. dr. safari. the requirements in the form of the set of activities that mr. mohammadlou mentioned are both cultural work and economic work as well as a security and defense work , that is, in all areas , tell us the most important requirements by title. yes, i would like permission in fact, while using dr. mesbahi moghadam's words, i will focus more on the point that the requirements for the actual implementation of this law should be to activate the capacity of those who want to implement this upstream document. in fact, the supreme council of the maritime industry upgraded in order to be able to actually implement the orders of mr. bey mohammadlu and mr. misbahi moghadammo, we currently have a law called the law on the development and support of the maritime industry, which is actually formed by a supreme council , whose head is the president and your service. let me say that most of the ministers are members of what we call the maritime government board of the country. for the first time , the

lu cyclone on the path of northern air currents. and as the cyclone moves to the northeast, the initiative to control the weather will pass to the anticyclone, cold advection will intensify, but precipitation will stop. well , while the cyclone remains the main one, in the north of the central region in the rear part of the vortex the rains will alternate with snowfalls and be replaced by precipitation in a mixed phase. well, while the center of the country, close to the center of the cyclone, the pressure is very low, in moscow, for example, only 728 mm of mercury. during the day, as the cyclone moves away, the pressure will increase to in the evening it will already be 736 mm, by saturday it will significantly exceed the norm and amount to 754 mm of mercury. in moscow, the maximum temperature is +4 today, rain, light sleet is possible, at night +3, still damp, rain at times with sleet, tomorrow afternoon still unchanged, +4 rain during the day, light snow at times. at night on wednesday +1-2°, during the day on wednesday +3, preci

lu s asked to produce maps that were consistent with the petition criteria. the state indicated -- correct? >> that is correct, your honor. >> never look at rtanship, because that wasn't one of the criteria they asked first prince? that is correct, your hor. >> so, i know it seemstrange, but -- judge toledo things it should have been -- do you know if the answer in this ca raised partisanship as a defense? >> i do not think so. again, the legislature almost entirely pricated their applied drawing during the leslative process on traditional redistricting. >> are you relying on what th said during the process?'s? -- >> -- what's imrtant here is that legislative court -- resumed it would not admit it. and still allowed plaintiffs to cast what was the true reason behind -- and found it was -- >> everythg in the legislate process had to bere-spaced. because that's what the evidence showed. it couldn't explain the large movement of access opposed to whites, blks opposed were democratic whites but they had to come up with a different reason y they did what they did.

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um, and i think that the lu over foss with the interview was to shift attention away from what he said. she said that he had been treated well, that he wasn't allowed to live just to the radio. then to can use the what efforts underway to get him out. and i think of the hostages today, i have not been given permission to speak to the media a very, very few of them have. and those folks also said that they had been treated as well . and i think that is what israel doesn't want reveal to the public back in those days in 2011 or 1200 palestine and d payne. he's well fried in exchange for just one is really so just today it's race to is 123. so we hostage that's released 3 punched in unit hostages. are released from is really jails. well, is mail seems to think fix itself to just all the small tops. and these could be one factor, but also the pressure of from us, you know, but it seems to have the upper hand here to release hostages. so it is trying to squeeze israel into accepting more numbers to be released. i'll take this president intercept that yvonne has strongly condemned his. he's

its espionage activities. carried out cyber attacks and spread this information, national elections lu, next spring in which the prospect of possible rushing interference looms. meanwhile, hundreds of asylum seekers from africa and the middle east of cross defendants eastern border in recent months. a wave of migration deliberately directed the government says by russia to cause instability in parallel developments, the war on guys shines and uncomfortable like old finland's defense procurement. the opposition has cooled for the scrapping of a $345000000.00 deal to purchase ease, rails, david sling a defense system. the government insists it will go ahead. helsinki vocally condemns violence of the region and supports the 2 state solution, but its willingness to trade alms with israel raises some nuanced questions about the consistency of its foreign policy. to discuss that and more finished for administer, elena valve toner, talks to elder 0, the telling about tone in the foreign minister often and thank you for talking to elder 0. thank you. it's a fascinating time, isn't it for finis

um and i think that the lu over foss with the interview was to shift attention away from what he said. she said that he had been treated well, that he wasn't allowed to listen to the radio, but to she knew that what efforts underway to get him out. and i think that the hostages today, had not been given permission to speak to the media. a very, very few of them have and those woods folk also said that they had been treated as well. and i think that is what israel doesn't want revealed to the topic. let's talk about numbers and now because it's been a considerable amount of backlash of, of the fact that more palestinian prisoners are being released to hostage. how would you explain the difference in numbers? um, well back in those days in 2011, 1200 palestinian and g thing he's well fried in exchange for just one is really so just today it's the ratio is 123. so for every hostage that's released 3 palestinian, the hostages are released from is really jails. and, and i think of the, as well as mail seems to think that it's hostages. all the more taps. and this could be one factor, but a

faring over the past couple of days and, indeed, what will happen to them in the hours and days to come, lu huge protest march that has been taking place in israel in support and calling for the release of those hostages. there has been some — and growing — criticism of the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. what exactly are people saying, particularly as we now seem to have analysis that israel is indicating that it is moving its military operations further south in gaza? yes. with the israeli military and also the israeli war cabinet, notably benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister has said that the way that the hostages are reunited with their families is to intensify the attack on hamas, that really by putting israel in the strongest possible position that will help with those kidnapped on the 7th of october being reunited, being brought back to their loved ones. it's clear from a lot of the families who've been talking over the past six weeks, the families who are there in yogita's report who've been marching from tel aviv, arriving injerusalem today, they say that that is the wrong st

given he has gone lu the political pain of accepting these resignation, whole trying to whittle themrised if his position now changes going forward, unless the position of western allies, the us principally changes. in which case i think labour would change. [30 principally changes. in which case i think labour would change.- think labour would change. do you think labour would change. do you think the rebellion _ think labour would change. do you think the rebellion has _ think labour would change. do you think the rebellion has been - think the rebellion has been contained or is there a sense there could be further resignation and a escalation of the opposition? it is an interesting _ escalation of the opposition? it 3 an interesting question. the escalation of the opposition? it 1 an interesting question. the reason there were resignations last night was because a parliamentary vote took place and the mechanics of parliamentary time tables are such that that can't just parliamentary time tables are such that that can'tjust happen every day. so i think you would have to have anothe

a couple chevy to back on may at sue lu school. 256 to 10 year old girls were trapped all day during the fighting. the full size, suv, tries to destroy the girls with games and treats the loud explosions and gunfire terrifies, than the economy. it affects the mental health. it creates fear, tara psychological problems and disturbing dreams. they're afraid to come to school . we've lost about a 100 students. you've moved to other schools and dr. yesterday more will leave more than 20 rage have been carried out here since october. the 2nd, israel is military, says it was conducting counter terrorism operations. but the destruction that comes with them, like the deliberate ripping up of roads, punishes everyone. burnett smith. i'll just say era jeanine, smaller than a month, the gaza strip husband joe to complete the blockade imposed by israel. now hunger has become a critical issue. the trickle of a trucks and have entered gauze, it has been described as a jump in the ocean compared to it's a monetary needs. bakery is having targeted and destroyed. now families are struggling to buy br

one of our lu menu, menu carrion, does such stuff come out of how you doing. i was just the, uh, it's not my but at least 20 filmmakers have pulled out from the world's largest documentary festival held, announced to them of the protest. supposing palestine was denounced by the organizes and their withdrawal shows that the war on garza has not in the divided populations in europe, but also platforms usually known for accepting diverse opinions. step boston reports from adams to them. this banner on failed on opening night, created a controversy. the world's largest documentary festival that's not seen before. it's direct to initially a product, but after pressure from is really produces em filmmakers. the festival, the nouns, the slogan, and the direct apologize. palestinian phil make a bus my all shot he is, one of the dozens laugh now pulled out of the festival by denouncing the slogan she feels the festival has betrayed him as anti semitic. the reason why it is so sadistic and savage, the way that israel is going into gaza and murdering people, is because t

so also i have $4000.00 pounds when we have sufficient, lu helps almost 6 in the middle east. all attempts to bill clinton and barca baba was being arrested up to harassing on the hello dude. costs went up and a russian war correspondent is killed by ukrainian drug and the and bustled as i thought over here. the guy will welcome to you from the rest and capital this thursday evening wanted speak to scott and thank you for tuning in whenever you're joining us. to our top story. this solid, the truth between israel and how much it will begin at 7 am local time on friday, and run for 4 days. that's according to katasha for an administrator. now this follows progress on the hostage talks mediated by doha. but this is a good top israel and gaza announced a wednesday that the seats 5 deal would come into effect this morning, but this was late the delayed by israel. now the truth will allow a lot of shipments of to monetary and supplies to answer garza. additionally, israel was a spend all of its strikes in the south of the enclave. well, give you palestinians in the north, just 6 ho

is going to be difficult even in relation to all of these extremely difficult and campaigns all for lu jr. ramadi muscle and many others, even by the stand it, it will be difficult. sorrow. we've all seen the civilian cost already, and in the end, the week since october, the 7th, that is clearly only going to become worse once a full ground invasion is on the why isn't it the bull ground evasion is totally a breach to humanity that if that's how exactly you see it. first of all, we refuse the comparison of your stomach stage to have mass, even if some of that kind of a countries that our countries are not getting along with hammers. but the comparison here is rejected, specially because this is a distance group we call high mass of assistance book because they fight for their civilians over guys that that's how we state because it now all the era people who work again is how mass. now they are revolving around them. who do you think? did that? i think these really prime minister did that in corps, iran and kind of as in the region, it doesn't have to be the folds of civilians today. it

hello, lu . we released, how are they doing? hello, lucy- we have _ released, how are they doing?doing? hello, lucy. we have been preparing - released, how are they doing? hello, lucy. we have been preparing for- released, how are they doing? helifi, lucy. we have been preparing for the worse, but hoping for the best. it seems like the hostages that were released yesterday are relatively in better shape than our worst expectations. obviously, especially the kids have an amazing ability to recover and some of them have been with their family members, with their mothers, so that can also ease their mothers, so that can also ease the situation. but it is a very long recovery process, and we don't know yet exactly what are their medical and mental problems, and despite the excitement and thejoy, and mental problems, and despite the excitement and the joy, as we said, we will have to follow up and see what exactly they need. of course at the same time, more than 200 hostages are still captive in gaza. they are not getting this kind of professional care for their needs, and we really hop

he said, "yes, i saw your interview with the belarusian "leader, with lu kashenko". your biscuits". ah! the sea of anti—western rhetoric, which is washing over the state media here, doesn't affect everybody. the man argentina has chosen by a landslide to be its next president has been widely mocked by his critics. after all, javier milei, a former tantric sex guru, consults his dead dog via a medium on the political questions facing him. his plan for solving argentina's overwhelming economic problems makes the experts groan. he denies that the far—right military dictatorship of 1976—82 killed anything like 30,000 left—wing activists — even though the figure�*s thoroughly attested. and yet, although he makes a lot of noise about argentina's right to the falkland islands — which argentineans call the malvinas, he's careful to say that the islanders�* views must be taken into account. that's not at all a popular view in argentina, and it may hint that a more pragmatic line runs underneath the hokum. i asked katy watson, the bbc south america correspondent, what she made

yeah, indeed, lu . an what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy._ what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy. an agreement and _ what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy. an agreement and has - what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy. an agreement and has been - lucy. an agreement and has been reached now between israel and egyptian authorities, actually, in orderfor at egyptian authorities, actually, in order for at least two litres or two tankards of field to come over the rafah crossing from egypt into gaza every day. this is a bequest that came in from the united states and has been unilaterally approved by the israeli cabinet. some 60,000 litres of fuel would be able to come in across the rafah crossing from egypt every day in order to be given to the un, which were saying that it would have to cease its aid distribution because of a lack of aid. so that is going to be some solace at least for the un to be able to contribute and to continue its aid distribution but a reminder that at the beginning of this conflict that you needed it needed 600

iam i am lu kwesa i am lukwesa burak.china's president xi — who have been trying to ease some of the tensions between the world's top two economies. america's largest business organisation, the us chamber of commerce, has been speaking to the bbc for this week's talking business weekly. its head of international policy has been telling the bbc�*s tanya beckett that the us needs to do more to support its exporters. today, about half of everything us manufacturers make is destined for export markets. so the us really needs to take trade policy a lot more serious than it has in recent years. you know, the european union has been negotiating free trade agreements around the world with 80 or 90 countries. the uk is active, canada and of course all across the indo—pacific we see new trade agreements coming into force. the united states, however, hasn't negotiated a new trade agreement in about a decade. and our ability to access foreign markets where we might hope to sell our manufactured goods is compromised by the fact that w

. >> reporter: conditions have rapid lu deteriorated with much of the population fleeing to the south. trash is piling up on the roads and crowds need the little food available. >> translator: fuel is the basis of life. sicknesses have spread. what more can i tell you than that. you can see there's no fuel, no electricity, no water. >> reporter: israel announce d t would allow in two tankers every 48 hours to power the sewage treatment plants and to prevent the start of a pandemic, but it's 3% of the fuel that once entered on a daily basis. >>. >> in the occupied west bank, the foreign policy chief met with the palestinian prime minister. calls for a cease-fire are growing as are the demands for a political to end the conflict once and for all. they doubt it's possible. >> this is the israeli government today does not care about two states. israel is driving israel should stop. >> the idf brought back the body of another israeli host gaza. she is the second israeli hostage noun to have died in gaza. a 65-year-old grandmother was found dead near the hospital, the idf said. the father o

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some of this testimony whiles fascinating and substantively revealing of new facts that are potential lu very good, i think, for the prosecution, not all of it would come in at trial based on the rules of evidence. if you're the prosecutor, you want to put your case in the way you are structuring it. there's a strategy to how you put your evidence in and what order. and you maybe wait ing on rulins from the judge as to whether certain evidence can come in. so while the substance of it is good for the prosecution, it isn't good for the prosecution that this got out and it absolute ly, i think, is beneat any lawyer to be doing this. when they admit they are doing it because the public should see this, that's not your job. your job is to try your case in court in front of a jury and a judge. >> thank you both very much. >>> top democrats were evacuated from the dnc's headquarters after protesters calling for a cease-fire in gaza clashed with police. we'll bring you the latest details. >>> it's starbucks busiest sales event of the year. red cup day is here. starbucks baristas are going on st

palestine red crescent says the hospital in gaza city is near lu out of fuel and won't be able to run for much longer. the organization says if that happens, icu patients and babies will die. the u.n. says the number of displaced palestinians in gaza is now close to 1.6 million as pressure mounts to implement the cease-fire. oren liebermann reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: in waves of humanity, palestinians fled. tens of thousands made their way along the street in gaza. the six-hour humanitarian corridor offered a brief window to escape as the military urges palestinians to move south. according to the pal stint ministry of health, which draws figures from the hamas ministry in gaza, more than 11,000 palestinians have been killed since is october 7th. on wednesday the u.s. assistant secretary of state told the house committee the overall casualties maybe higher. >> it could be they are even higher than will are being cited. we will only know after the guns fall silent. >> secretary of state antony blinken said israel's campaign in gaza, much more needs to be done to protect civili

why isn't he raising bloody hell about facility lu failure to release american hostages. sasay - day after day he should could talking '. this why are they not stopping iran ran oil ships to fine or bombing iranian oil fields or hitting command and comploal or hitting iranian training centers. instead biden continues to appease iran. rather than deter it. the mullahs only understand force and serious attacks on themselves or their assets or l.a their land, american hostages are locked up in place in gaza and what is joe biden doing about it? i would say pracicly nothing that is a tragedy. that is my quick riff. let's talk about it with aaron cohen. good to see you. i had a time off, you probably have not had any time off. can i ask, what in your view is the war risk of ceasefires which may continue for a lot longer than 4 days or 6 days or 10 days if hamas keeps dribbling microsoft out hostage releases. >> it is losing operational momentum. no secrets that hamas is using this time right now to regroup. rearm, rest up. figure out where they will get dollars and funds to co

lu plus as millions head to their destination, a storm can put a damper on your plans.hat bad weather could hit next. >>> you are looking, we will take you to some live images right now over northern gaza. you can see what we've been watching our combination of flares and what appear to be strikes as night begins to fall over there in gaza and, of course, as we've been monitoring the israeli military says it's still been targeting hamas infrastructure ahead of the truce that doesn't take effect until tomorrow morning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to continue the war after the fighting paused saying it won't end until, quote, hamas is destroyed, all of the hostages are released and there is nobody in gaza who can threaten israel. so we will continue to monitor some of these images as we welcome our next guest, cnn military analyst and former nato supreme allied commander general wesley clark. obviously, we've been watching some of these -- some of these images here. there was a question of how, perhaps, intense strikes would be in the leadup to the actual

. >> well, there's a movement around the country and conservative states to pass lus or do something to prevent chinese investment in those particular states. that was the crux of the conversation. but it is an attempt to outtalk each other within the republican party on this issue of china. and so taking a step back if this debate there's two primaries that are hpg in the republican primary. you have the donald trump primary, where he's all alone, and then you have this other primary happening, where they are doing normal things like campaigning in early states, debating on issues. but they are not intersecting. and so the challenge for these candidates is to try to enter into the donald trump primary. they haven't been able to. one of the most telling things about the biggest thing that came out of this debate was howdy provided the republican party is on issue, and that was going to a moment, even if these people aren't the republican primary candidates, that democrats are going to continue to use. >> no question about that. vivek ramaswamy, i think, was kind of try ing to do that