the chief executive officer of rose acre farms in rotterdam is marian goodman's head of the virus science department at erasmus medical center. and in surrey, england is when eric ball who heads the avian influenza group at the pier bright institute, which focuses on infectious disease as a form animals, a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on in said story markets, let me start with you today, rose acre farms is the 2nd largest egg producer in the united states. how hard have your farms been hit and and how are you all coping so far? we have lost one farm of our own companies and we have another partnership we own. it's a joint venture area, 50 percent. we've lost a farm there twice in the farm, but all treat each as a 3 times. we lost over 1000000 birds and markets. you know, you mentioned that your farms have been hit really badly. one of your farms will understand it, got hit twice. how many hens have you lost as a result? and what is the biggest risk thus far to your forms that firm in colorado, we lost 1800000 the 1st time back in may or june. and then w

ah, i'm marian evans dean, thanks for joining me. nigerians are voting to day to decide on the new president. the outgoing president, mohammedan bihari is stepping down after serving the maximum 2 terms. the raised to succeed him and lead africa most populous country is the most open since nigeria became a democracy back in 1999. the next president will have to deal with a troubled economy, multiple security threats, and also rising poverty. 93000000 people have registered to vote, and they'll also be electing state governors and members of the national assembly did up a user mako co is that a polling station in nigeria, 2nd largest city economy. and she told us once she was seen, they're supposed to do with the family will be eventually deleda presidents. the process started already. i mean, well we, we had several people coming out once we do know what's the, i see, and i've been very much in the dissemination of the people to make that decision to be able so that, that whole now becomes president in florida says, even though, well, when i had a few minutes late already bought the proceed

you heard marian say that both also. i always wanted maggie with me. >> maggie thought enough to talk about it with marian. >> the fact that i wanted her to come home? >> right. >> well, sure. but that is what marian said to. >> so you are denying she called maggie and specifically you asked her to come home? >> i didn't make a phone call to maggie to ask her to come home that night. i asked maggie to come home long before she ever left. and i probably asked her again each time i talked to her that i didn't make but i didn't make a phone call specifically for that as you were saying. and to be clear, i'm certain that if maggie was certain that she was spending the night, bubba would have been with her and probably grady. >> all right. >> why did you tell law enforcement you found out after the fact that maggie wanted to come home because she was concerned about you? why did you phrase it that way if what you are saying to the jury now is accurate? why would you phrase it that way? >> because i believe it to be the case.

while this is marian car and with the 1st rays of sunshine, the extent of the damage dealt to this little village. while it becomes obvious and it is close to a 100 percent. you can see that all around us so far. we haven't seen a single building that comes to even close as to being intact or more or less intact the fighting continued throughout the night, although it's intensity did die down. did receive a little bit compared to what happens here during the day, while martin k is also a graveyard for nato made machines. and nato made vehicles like this a p. c. that was supply to ukraine. her by her straightly up size is unchanging here, feeble building frames, scaffolding and bricks from torn apart houses to this is the forward, most position, all the russian forces inside the village of marian car, basically. but in us bring in forces, there's only about $3.00 to $400.00 me into the soldiers. this particular position of this machine gun to the left of me is meant to stop any sort of advancement that the riggins might attempt both day and night. and basically to give you an idea as to ho

somewhere 2-3 kilometers from us, it often rains very hard at night, we do not rush , we hold on, marian kushnir, correspondent of radio svoboda and the author of this film, what a fragment which we just showed joined our broadcast live from under soledar maryana hello hello yes maryana what is your situation there and what kind of development are the military with whom you are currently communicating near soledar as far as i understand soledar is either occupied or it such a continuous gray zone that the military there is really solgar, to the great regret of the currently occupied temporarily , however, the ukrainian military is now preparing for any situations, for any development of the situation and literally i do not know for several hours therefore, the russian military tried to attack the positions of the armed forces of ukraine directly, the unit in which i am located, however, the ukrainian military knows how to use actions and means that are usual for them, and yet they stopped the russian army and they continue to hold this line, the most interesting thing is that i am now or

apart houses to this is the forward most position. whartley russian forces inside the village of marian car, basically between us gradient uses. this is only about 3 to 400 meaning to the soldiers. this particular position of this machine gun to the left of me is meant to stop any sort of advancement that the prince might attempt both day and night. recently, to give you an idea as to how close quarters the fighting. here is the former building of the local library is right now occupied by both russians and ukrainians . one sections is under the russian control, and the other one is out of ukrainian. and now both sides have drawn reinforcements to duke it out and see who remains. in control of this building, we hear the roar of 2 engines, a few 100 meters away, a russian tank and an infantry fighting vehicle. they open fire at a point blank range or slushy seeps console. about 2 thirds of the village cave had 8 years to prepare the fences here and wasted no time already. of the density of battles as heavy ukraine is pulling up reserves and were grinding them down with artillery. the ene

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maggie murdock's family , breaking their silence her sister marian, taking the stand in the case against her brother in law, getting emotional as she recalled, alec murdoch had asked his wife, maggie, to come home from their beach house just hours before she was murdered. you encouraged her to go to movies. i did. is that the last time you talked to him? yes. prosecutors say that night, alex murdoch shot maggie and his son paul, to death at close range on the family's estate. maggie's sister remembers asking alec, if you thought they suffered. i did, at one point asked him s maggie suffered. he assured me that she did not. now i don't think that's true. maggie's sister, saying after the murder , she found it odd. alec was still preoccupied with clearing his son's name. paul had been facing charges for a fatal boat crash. and i thought that was so strange because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and pop. you ever act scared or afraid that the real real killers were out there somewhere. i think everybody was afraid. and well, it didn't seem to be afraid. but the defe

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marian rafferty's life with details and reaction. these people have a right to be angry. >> can you not being confident in the very air that you were breathing for the have a chance to grill city officials at eating at the town's high schoo in the concerns that the area around the crash site is still unsafe. >> my biggest concerns is ultimately the drinking water, the effects of the drinking water appears. >> i feel like they haven't bee straight with us. i just think the young mothers, the pregnant mothers. >> the biggest concern i have i with dioxins. nobody talks about dioxins period. >> and those folks are demandin answers about worries some symptoms that many have had since the release of toxic chemicals into the air app that crash prayer that asked about testing of aaron muller -- water quality in the area and whether the railroad should pay for rent. there's no immediate threat of their health, they're told and area residents are finding that hard to believe. >> the data shows that there ar no elevated levels and we are relyin

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i didn't know anything about them. >> even marian keyes, who knew sarah miller, had never heard their-brimmer, a local historian and genealogist. karen reached out to her to see if she could help. >> what are the special challenges looking for the ancestors of african americans? >> african americans were not listed by name until the 1870 census. before that, they were just a number. >> if they were enslaved, they weren't listed -- >> at all. so really you're just looking for any type of tips and clues that you can. >> she started by looking at 1860 records for sharswood's then owner, n.c. for nathaniel crenshaw, miller. >> there he is. n.c. miller. >> he had 58 slaves here. >> but was only age and gender listed -- >> you have enslaved people 69, 44, 34. and not a single name. >> no name. >> no way of knowing whether violet and david were among them. so karice looked up david and violet miller in the 1870 census, the first one after the civil war where they finally appeared by name. it showed they were farm hands, that they couldn't read or write, and it listed their children, includin

some developing news, democrat marian williamson is set to announce another run for president.an email to donors, she said she will make her official announcement on march 4 in washington, d.c.. this makes her the first democrat to announce a run against president biden who is also widely expected to run for reelection. williams is an author, spiritual leader and political activist. she unsuccessfully ran for president in 2020. she details her desire for a new beginning based in values over "endless corporate profit." in the east bay, uc berkeley and state leaders planned on taking a housing battle to the california supreme court. this, after an appeals court ruled the college could not move forward with plans to build student housing on people's park until it addresses issues within the project environmental impact. we talk about what is next in this fight. >> last summer, protesters took on police in an attempt to stop construction in berkeley. a new appeals court ruling friday goes even further. according to the ruling, uc berkeley can't move forward with plans to build stud

is given to the deputy head of the issues committee of national security, defense and intelligence marian volodymyrivni bezuglii, please dear colleagues, following the results of the discussion, the committee decided to recommend to the verkhovna rada of ukraine to include the draft resolution of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on the recognition of the private military company wagner as an international criminal organization submitted by the people's deputy of ukraine bezuglii and other people's deputies to the agenda of the 9th session of the verkhovna rada of ukraine 9 convocation and , based on the results of the review, to adopt the resolution in in the following editions, i want to point out that there is no doubt about the criminal nature of the activities of the so-called wagner group, and we will not waste time on how much they have done and are currently doing against peace and security both in ukraine and and to the world, we are the main thing that we offer, namely, the russian criminal organization known as wagner's private military company or the wagner group of the internatio

alexandra bystriyskaya alexander janitors nursul mammadov and marian news. in moscow, the volume of investments in large-scale investment projects amounted to 169 billion rubles. about it in your social networks. sergey sobyanin reported according to the mayor. now 70 large industrial projects are being implemented in the capital, the city provides such investors with a number of benefits land tax is only 20% of the rate, and property tax has been halved rent has been reduced five times 20 billion rubles it is also possible to get concessional loans for the development of production. residents of the moscow region can apply for a universal allowance for children from this year, this was reported in the press service of the governors and the regional government. a single allowance is assigned to pregnant women and families with children under 17 whose income is below the regional subsistence level. the decision will be made within 10 working days. payments are assigned for a year and then a new application will have to be submitted. more than 200,000 families

. >> reporter: maggie murdaugh's sister, marian proctor, took the stand. >> he said that his number ones clearing paul's name. and i thought that was so strange. because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and paul. >> reporter: prosecutors have also worked to undercut murdaugh's alibi, sharing this 58-second video from his son, paul, possibly placing murdaugh at the murder scene minutes before the murders. >> he's got a bird in his mouth. >> hey, bubba. i that's a guinea. >> come here, bubba. >> you hear three voices. you hear paul, maggie, and a third. and so far, three witnesses have said, that's alex murdaugh. >> reporter: despite that, this trial is far from over. murdaugh's defense is next in line to make their case to the jury. >> the idea that a father would try to kill his family to hide his own financial crimes, as the defense has said, this is trying to force a square peg into a circular hole. and if they can continue that theory and that theme, they might get at least one juror to believe their case. that might avoid a guilty verdict. >> our thanks to eva

the position of marian, and here it is unequivocally now with its effective ones, shows that it is forpulation. she is for help. ah, and she helps us with us in our territories, and she is with russia, of course, mariana wrote a detailed post on her telegram channel for a reason. indeed, what to do if her photo continues to be used against his will in the russian courts, it makes sense to apply, and er, the constitution of russia, article 23 and civil codes, article 152. uh secures the right of a citizen to protect his image and, accordingly, the practice develops in favor of the citizens in this case, yes, but naturally the defendant. in this case, there will be an international corporation, which are obviously to be executed, uh, the court decisions of the russian federation are unlikely to be well, it will not be necessary to speak openly from a legal point of view. we are right. we understand that now europe does not look to the right, she looks at political actions , political decisions are lies. she is so viscous and uncompromising, but on the other hand, the inhabitants of donba

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marian proctor was teary eyed as she spoke about her sister and nephew being murdered. she said she thought it was odd that murdoch right after the murders, was focused on clearing his son's name in a boat crash investigation instead of trying to find the killer. that was so strange because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and paul. you ever asked scared or afraid that the real the real killers were out there somewhere. i think everybody was afraid and well, it didn't seem to be afraid. procter also testified that her sister was happy in her marriage coming up the winner of the $2 billion powerball jackpot is revealed his surprising message chaos in court as a woman chaos in court as a woman attacks her own law ugh covid-19? and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up... who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlo

now the russians have made a bet on cooperation with iran, the famous stories with the supply of marianut many analytical structures are now analyzing the components of defiran drones and the russian armed forces, indeed, they have a large part of components and american european production, some of which troops are under sanctions, i.e., before export restrictions, but they are somehow obtained on the territory of the russian federation through supplies through other countries, which indicates that the regime sanctions are not always effective enough, it must be strengthened, but in any case it will have an effect after a certain time, when we talk about nitrons there and the same ones are stealing russian missiles, we have seen studies where it is said that even the supplied electronics are used there to russia through armenia through kazakhstan electronics that are used in refrigerators in other household appliances appliances when we talk about there versions of drones you are already the impact of the neutrons of power that is, there we see e electronic components that are used in

intensity of the battle was very focus compared to the battles in the city of papa's nie harried marian cat. the destruction is much more serious. if you look closely here, almost every house is destroyed or a sunday movie, little shallow let. and in fact, the ukrainian force is dumped a lot of that colleagues here and left them. we always pull out the dead soldiers for ukrainian soldiers. a dead soldier means nothing. they left him and he still laying here in marianne cap. move from a dog of whom when you mowgli, the blood for 6 days was storm. some animus position was if that was the most difficult liberal both that there was an enemy sniper new mug, and our men were skilled to remove. we covered the area with the machine, gun and allies on the right, helps with destroying the enemy and taking their comrades into it. and so within an hour or 2 june, we collected our dead. we do not leave our own who either wounded nor killed loose anew, which vehicle you, which of course they give up very rarely and only in extreme cases when that command or another command of the stronghold simply ru

russia's invasion cave as asked its allies for more weapons ahead of unexpected russian events i'm marian evans, dean up, next is ego, india, for me and the entire news team. thanks for the company. ah ah ah mm hm with eco india. how do we reduce the ecological footprint of footwear? when a bad thing which augustine, i feel good myself. so yeah, that's, that's a win win for me. right now, when this is driving food sustainable production, this is it actually from the dial guided diode and then usually ends up in the line . oh, oh wow. i didn't discover stories that could change your mind just to click away, find out best documentary on you to see the world before i'm ready to subscribe. now t d w documentary, a war paint for him real time on social media and safety standards and went toward the people. she'd been public opinion. the key word share is the word fight . where are the right to the battle lines being drawn, the propaganda war for ukraine? russia's war in ukraine, one year since the invasion began. take a look back and into the future. in the new building. slowly, in february on

ah, well it, so glinda and of dave car and marian car and over there again, the situation, is it a bit of a stalemate with the russian troops advancing, but it and at an incredibly slow pace. now that arguably the biggest hot spot is right now, the city of back moved or, or charm of sc there. it says the domain of rushes, wagner's company, and they are showing some really impressive results there. we've just returned from the village of paris, chavira guy. it is a small town, but very important. it has changed hands quite recently. and basically it allows the russian forces to kind out well to flank the city of buck moved from the north . as another divisions of the wagner's company are attempting the same from the south. now the city of our tom, excuse already, while it is it, the situation has come close to it being as surrounded there, of course, quite a few settlements and villages and towns that have to change hands and fall into the hands of the wagner group. but they are, well, they are showing results and they are moving forward. now at the same time i hear in the loo, ganske r

her sister marian taking the stand in the case against her t emotional as she recalled alex murdaugh had asked his wife maggie to come home from their beach house just hours before she was murdered. >> you encouraged her to go to moselle. >> i did. >> was that the last time you talked to her? >> yes. >> reporter: prosecutors say that night alex murdaugh shot maggie and his son paul to death at close range on the family's estate. maggie's sister remembers asking alex if he thought they suffered. >> i did at one point ask him if maggie suffered, and he assured me that she did not. now, i don't know that i think that's true. >> reporter: maggie's sister saying after the murders, she found it odd alex was still preoccupied with clearing his son's name. paul had been facing charges for a fatal boat crash. >> and i thought that was so strange, because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and paul. >> did he ever act scared or afraid that the real killers were out there somewhere? >> i think everybody was afraid, and alex didn't seem to be afraid. >> reporter: but the def

hi marian. well these are the old gas guzzling petro powered cars of yesteryear, but their days are numbered. and that's because there are some 30 electric models being introduced this year here in the us. only about 5 percent of new cars or electric vehicles. so we lag far behind other countries such as norway, where 80 percent of new cars are electric there. this is an example, this is the key, a fixed wind car. this is not one of the cheaper ones in general. the electric cars are going broader in type, so it's everything from trucks all the way down to more inexpensive sedans. that's not an example of inexpensive there though, because of that $1.00 cost $56000.00. and if you look over here that car is being stimulated, somebody is actually trying to drive that on a track right now. and i can tell you from experience that is not an easy task. as these electric vehicles are being phased in, the old models are being phased out. dodge has 7 model that it's selling. last call a vehicle, including

but singapore, marian, i am, is not finding it easy. we met him drying his paddy before the rain set in once comfortably off. he's trying desperately to survive over elegant and bank oscillate . we don't have fertilizers or chemicals that too expensive and subsidies have been stopped. so costs are high and the yield is low, hired labor and damage from recent floods have increased the cost. the government isn't buying body and the middleman become an offer very low prices. farmers are cooling with multiple hits, including a shortage of fertilizer, negro chemicals following a band by the former president since reverse. fertilizer prices have swung wildly between a dollar and a $100.00 per 50 killer bag. prison ranika, missing a midsummer's in northern kill energy on sunday, and promised that government would stop buying from them at a fixed price from next week. at some economy, see the government's handling of the crisis, including implementing i am, if conditions has been disastrous. rule have been, ah, market pricing energy, we've deva

because of the community. marian buggered, he is senior palestine correspondent at the news websites monday with she explains why is ready forces have been targeting nablus cur, the really military in the israeli government, nablus, the old city and specific as well as janine refugee camp is where the concentration of armed resistance has been growing and rising, even though it is expanding to other areas of the west bank. the line then i didn't food and the janine brigade out of junior refugee camp continue to be the epi sensor of palestinian armed resistance. a new use groups fighting, which is why they've become a target in the palestinian authority, has released the letters of condemnation against the military incursion happening on nablus. but we also need to recall that last year the palestinian authority had arrested to palestinian under the suspicion of being parts of the lions than group . so that the palestinian authority is doing what it does best, which is symbolic statements as an official body. but in terms of protection of palace, the news that does not exist right now

agree in the area and the walkers walk for a very long time with their feet woman, damn it, this marian's very, very briefly, that then great lent comes to us, and this is still not a diet, great lent, this is also a certain test for the body. how to properly prepare and not bring yourself to some extreme conditions there, and who can not be used after all, but this is natural. in each case, you need to be consistent with the individual, because each person. he is individual if he has features, you should always consult and, of course, a person. it just shouldn't just lie on the crib. he must receive enough calories and, relatively speaking, proteins, fats and carbohydrates in order to function in society in the family, that is, to be healthy and adapted, so of course there is, huh? a vegetable protein substitute is a variety of legume cereals, relatively speaking, nuts. uh, well, some seafood is allowed. again , vegetable oil is used and, of course, carbohydrates are long, that is, their cereals need to be consumed, so everything is just a rationally reasonable approach. thanks a lot.

happy novoselov for us and more good comfortable houses for us, but in the meantime, we recall that mariankova and anna caloria are in the studio of the program. kind ranti belarus for the second hour they continue to excite and remind that today is thursday, february 2. yes, so at 7:33 and traditionally at this time we remind you or tell you? what will the weather be like during the day in the morning? still start here right now the actual indicators outside the temperature map window. yes, plus one in our capital in greece -1 plus one also in vitebsk 0 -2 -1 + 1 gomel in grodno minus one plus one and 0 -2. in our city of mogilev everywhere everywhere. we have wet rainfall. in the snow how will the picture change during the day so minus one plus one needs minsk in brest a little warmer. yes, plus four is promised in this regional center in vitebsk -1 plus one in gomel zero. two yes plus three in grodno and in mogilev to 2 ° heat. it will also continue to rain in the form of, like, like snow. well, what can i say, i can only sum up that february is quite comfortable. well, why plus in wint

marian, thank you. 23 of new york city's dangerous gang members behind bars.t last year with straight bullet killed an innocent mother of two. 15 facing attempted murder charges and the rest with conspiracy spirit surveillance video from the innocent the gunman brazenly open fire on the streets of queens. new york city officials say those arrested are the so-called alphas pick their kings. >> ashley: more than 19% of the force since took office in 2019 but didn't stop the mayor from making these comments last week, listen. >> everyone in our city deserves to be safe because they are safe. so what have we done? we have worked on making sure we take more handguns and illegal guns off of the street. we make sure to provide more police particularly areas of the city that are suffering the most. >> ashley: joining me now it retired chicago police lieutenant john. thank you for being with us. it is nice to talk to you. what is she talking about everyone deserves to be saved because they are safe? >> she has right. we all do deserve to be safe. the problem is we are