mel: mixed. in general, a lot of companies exceeded expectations both on the revenue side and earnings side. the name of the game is knocking to be revenue. the name of the game is going to be earnings and what happens -- is not going to be revenue, the name of the game is going to be earnings and what happens with earnings. the big question with earnings is the next two quarters. that is why it is good news about getting control over inflation, that is what is causing this rally. ed: you know that historically, tech in the first half of the year, not the best play, but then does rebound. we have seen that in the third quarter. you expect tech to continue to have momentum? mel: it is hard for me to see it in the second half of 2020 two, but i definitely see it in 2024. ed: what would drive that? mel: tech is going to be the way to deal with inflation, productivity. what is going to happen -- winco to help us with productivity is tech and you see all the big companies spending the on tech. we are

. >> first of all, mel, it's a low bar, mel, first of all, but look, every day i know you look at your inbox and you search my name to see what i sent you, and today what i sent when mark was looking down was that, hey, i wouldn't be surprised to see the market move up because the folks will turn to the fact that energy is down again meaning that people will think that inflation is going to continue to decline and that china is stimulating their economy by cutting rates by ten bips. so this is a glass half full market, which is why it added meaningful equity exposure now is not the time you have to worry. where you have to worry is you get in september, october, and the rate increase we've seen in the u.s. start to take effect. people just aren't doing their work well, everybody talks about this is a much better earnings reporting season than what people had expected. it's just not true if you take out energy earnings, actual earnings were down 3.7% without the fed hikes taking effect revenues weren't blown away, and in fact, the beats, the surprises, the upside surprises, were below t

when i knew mel was in the audience.nd it just melted me. >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> so we finished our run, we go on the road and we finish in los angeles. and i get a message that sid caesar wants to see the show. so we found a special place for him, he was wheelchair bound at that point. and i knew he was in the audience, i could see him from the stage. and we had changed places. he was watching me. and when i came backstage i just lost it i just lost it, and hugged him so hard and said, "thank you, because without you i'm not doing this right now, you know." >> stephen: well, you've got this great photograph. ( applause ) >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: this photograph is amazing. >> this is from "comic relief." this is what i look at right before i go on stage every night. this is the cast of "the show of shows" and i got to meet them when we did "comic relief," remember with robyn and whoopi? >> stephen: 1986. >> and this is what i look at every night before i go out. i had a chance to greet them and be part of the cast. >> s

instead the book was drawing on hollywood heros, especially mel gibson's william wallace from the movie "braveheart" sports grill mythical creatures. this was in the early 2000s and in 2005 or 2006 when i came across this and it was everywhere at the time. i had heard about it long before i actually decided to read it myself. it was during the iraq war that my attention was first drawn to it. at that time i was seeing all the surveys about it come in about how white evan jell cals and away more than any other americans to supported the iraq war and support war in general and condone the use of torture and ipo started asking what might one of these things have to do with the other? i ended upsetting the project aside for a fairly long time and for a couple of reasons. one, i wasn't quite sure how mainstream all this was, even though i was looking at these incredible book sales figures and everybody was reading these in the christian circles. books like eldridges and other copy cat books and whatever i was reading seemed really extremist and i wasn't quite sure if i should be devoting my

return to the top flight mine. speed, bonham and fryeburg routed ox book and the world topped ranked mel tennis player. the nil medive has claimed his 1st title of the season, but britons cameron nori made him work for it at this 8 atp tour event in los cowboys, mexico. the russian showed his defensive prowess on his point, chasing all over the court before forcing norie into a mistake method of defense. his us open title later this month. and his reminder of our top story, the sour mediators say israel and the palestinians have agreed to a truce to end 3 days of conflict. at least $31.00 people, including several children, have been killed and hundreds of civilians injured. i is really strikes on the gaza strip. were you watching the diabetes live from the berlin up next is the dw documentary you looking at the fight to save the rain forest in brazil, i'm a hit him, a 100, thanks to watching to take care of life and lean riddle for the climate. ah, we're going to have some epic. moreover, water in the neighbor is becoming a scarce commodity.

return to the top flight. mine's bead, bonham and fryeburg routed ox, berk, at the world's top rank mel tennis player than in medford iv has claimed his 1st title of the season. but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cowboys. mexico, the russian showed his defensive prowess on this point, chasing all over the court before forcing norie into a mistake. medford of defense, his us opened title later this month. and finally, 4 legged friends and their proud owners are hitting the waves in the world dog surfing championships and where else. but in california, the pictures are judged on a variety of skills, including the length of the right confidence and their ability to stand on the board. making as fash wasn't easy though, for all of the participants. his reminder of our top story. israel says it's striking a wide range of palestinian militant targets in garza, shortly after an agree to cease fire came into effect. more than 40 people including 15 children have been killed and hundreds injured in 3 days of israel strikes. well that, that you're up to d

had mel militants launched over a 1000 rockets at israel, israel and bassett, or to the u. m. has defended its military operation in garza de la air done accused of palestinian islamic jihad group of firing on civilians and called on the un to make the militants accountable or residents on both the palestinian and israeli sides of the divide. welcome to let obey. now still it is, but they're aware, it's a fragile piece. for the 1st time in days, dawn broke in peace across garza. vital supplies, a once again flowing into the enclave, allowing it so power plant to restart. 2 days after it run out of fuel. 3 days of intense fighting, left faulty fall, palestinians including 15 children, dead. israel has studied launch the attack as a direct response to a threat from palestinian islamic jihad militants. but prime minister yellow pete said his country had no interest in abroad. a conflict. you shall do. we feel throughout the opperation, special efforts were made to prevent harm to civilians because the state of israel were not apologized for using force to protect its citizens. bu

. >> some of the obvious firebrands, the mel brooks, the don trump, jr. throughout the yelling to the crowd, even in context to others, very aggressive in interface. bill barr has a soft-spoken manner. he works the part of the sort of veteran lawyer. he's not a fight picker. he's not a bomb thrower but because he carried the weight of the justice department behind what he did and because he is so devious and soda did things under the veneer of intellectualism and the law i argue in a book a lot of what he did was more dangerous than some of the unhinged rhetoric to hear from o some of the more visible trump supporters. >> of course. he'sac working and actually wielded a position much more powerful than any of the -- and one of the last question want as before we get to these questions, we will start with the questions after this one is, look, we have seen the impact of bill barr onrr the justice department that the everlasting question as many camee from the trump administration is what about that time versus what when you look at history? so my question

hand, with changes and transitions in the country i'd twist. galveston was slowed down in the me all. mel. this factor increased the poverty amongst families, particularly the displaced families in the habit for and forced people to still be children, kidneys, for, and their body. you have good, good as i, but on a holiday. ab fuqua, most families don't escape poverty even by selling their children. at children's hospital near her province, young mothers queue to have their severely malnourished children treated by the doctors. they tried to strengthen the children with high calorie energy packs. oh, the situation is deteriorating in this country and especially children are suffering hot break. so it's the right time for the humanity in community to stand up. and steve, the people above that is done providing for the many internally displaced persons remains difficult for the country itself. hardship is growing and the greater the poverty, the greater the danger for the children. but back at the same time, tomorrow. until then. good bye. ah, with 2021. afghanistan. the taliban take power.

. >> mel brooks, why did you make "blazing saddles"?sterns, and it is one of the most subversive comedies that comes out in the '70s. >> governor! >> it's a movie that mel brooks cowrites with richard pryor about a black sheriff coming to this town and the townpeople not wanting him to be there. >> i love "blazing saddles" because it is such a revolutionary film. it deals with race with a sense of humor and candor. >> richard pryor was supposed to play the sheriff. but warner brothers wouldn't insure him, because he was an exuberant experimenter in chemicals. and mel walked off the movie. "i can't make it without richie, i can't do it." and it was richard pryor who said, no, you have to make this movie. and you have to cast this guy. cleavon little. look how dark his skin is. he would terrify those people. >> i would like you to meet the new sheriff of rock ridge. >> i'd be delighted. wow! i've got to talk to you, come here. can't you see that that man is a ni -- wrong person, forgive me. >> the story was the strand to hang the pearls.

have an it's ah what gave me a buzz loss on the got that and i'll go dia in all the again, my name is mel ronda. mom had a metal band with maria is now leaving the andes where it's fairly cool and entering a tropical forest, the co region. no one asked to believe in, you got this root canal flap past to the amazon rain forest. and the youngest is a hot and humid place where trees nearly all year round. her told, with jack of the i was we there between november and march the clouds in the andes, collide with hot air from the amazon. this leads to very heavy rain and causes destruction across the you got including hundreds of landslide. this was one of the deadliest landslides and a witness captured it on video. in march 2019, the 1st last slide here caused the whole road to disappear. survivors dead quite to coastal foot, but the earth started moving again. this disaster claimed the lives of 70 people that do ah, human exploitation of natural resources is causing environmental problems here and around the rest of the world for is subbing created and driven damaged in order to extract preci

that's over now, coming up shortly, gemini takes cit steps to save energy as a guess shuttle loons to mel. d, milan has the details in business that's coming up after a short break, stay sh her i'm just kinda. i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back her. are you familiar with this with the smudges were lions of the what's your story. ready ready he wasn't, i was women, especially and victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah ah, the cold or buildings and darker streets, the german government has unveiled measures to conserve energy ahead of a winter of possible gas shortages. and goldens are waiting for the result of the most contested election in their country in a long time. many of them voted with the economy and mind our correspondent reports from the ground. this is the w business. i'm done. elder malott unwelcome pr

a bridge is washed away and houses destroyed in the northern state of mel. protest. floods are common during india's monsoon season. the scientists say they're growing more frequent due to climate change. a flooding also from seasonal rains is killed least 9 people in afghanistan's eastern province of logger. officials say thousands of homes have been damaged and the region urgently needs basic aid. it comes a week after flash wides killed more than 30 people in the north will definitely. but frances is called for dialogue and made rising tensions between the catholic church and the nicaraguan government is comments came days after the arrest of a bishop who is a leading critic of nicaragua, president daniel ortega, authorities have launched a crackdown on the church in recent months. authorities in somalia say they've ended an attack by islamic militants on a hotel in the capital. mogadishu armed forces battled the militants for over 30 hours after they stormed a hotel on friday evening, at least 20 civilians died in the incident. many more were wounded. the al katelina asher bob gro

ah, mel jerry hans have alleged that a chain of gruesome murderers took place. well, france governed the country could ever do. others? she thought the odour brokovich still curse. very good dora. so nanny dudgin over to the scott, if you are sorry, july disco. chorus theory must agony. another. doyle is joanie. you must know the mother you and i discussed with scott bennett is a leading counter terrorism expert and a former u. s. army analyst, you now investigates, crimes against humanity. ah, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled, and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with smallpox. with this virus that caused the eruption of stores and death upon the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians and military installations under the guise of helping them ah one out of the thousands that unit 731 kill only 8 names have been preserved in history. 6 chinese and 2 russians. a red army. so jekyll, dim shanker and maria ivan over with her 4 year old daughter whe

ah, it also said that in congo half of the popular and died during fell gems colonization ah mel jerry hans, have alleged that a chain of gruesome murder so close while france governs the country forever. i do . what does she thought the order of this still curse. very good dora. so nanny, dudgin, i'll go to their scott. if you are sorry. yeah, i disco. curos theory. most agony. another. do you think is joanie, you must. oh, the mother you and i discussed with scott bennett, is a leading counter terrorism expert. and a former u. s. army analyst, you now investigates, crimes against humanity. ah, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged expelled. and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with smallpox with this virus that caused the eruption of stores and death upon the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians at military installations under the guise of helping them. ah well, out of the thousands that unit 731 kill only 8 names have been preserved in history . 6 chinese and 2 russians. a red a

hot besides, but i read you was described, you're proud with the horizon noise show the soviets and mel up these for music. if you estimate, although true statement, some or cheese or some in a lou ronan more more or is it all mean? yes, we're yes, g e b, a yog? ah, what's nemo minute? it is sad enough be semester, should resolve this lots this year. it's not say you easiest sort of to thought the ball good lanyard could landscape was sort of betty. yes my york thought. or janine did it again to you or jim, buddy up my bill at about jameer to send you that you're not the bless arrives where you might be to show more number that you allow me to day what still mean? yeah. it's right. yeah. what you must do you do more your store know what that so much to cut dory. i need it's freshly by, you know, i had done the jewish not be alive nor we have done he's really dos, but we love i, you know, what, it's your been there you more with pretty nice, pretty be like when you move my you sure through. but i mean, you that should move here more by your shape. i, you know, usually like i was in your

saquen mel y no pudieron sacarlo. >>> le cuesta entender como ocurriÓ. me deÓo moverme. y la troca se quedÓ prendida y no me movÍ. y todo el peso del camiÓn le cayÓ a mi niÑo. >>> la familia proveniente de mÉxico se preparaba para una celebraciÓn especial. >>> apenas los Íbamos a bautizar el sÁbado y tenÍamos todo y no se pudo. ya no se va a poder. >>> ahora realizaran los actos fÚnebres del pequeÑo el prÓximo viernes y buscan justicia sobre lo ocurrido. >>> el presidente lÓpez obrador se prenun zoi luego del ataque de presuntas bandas criminales que quemaron de una docena de vehÍculos y tiendas de abarrotes en jalisco y guanajuato ayer. >>> al parecer jefes de grupos porque y presuntos delincuentes y el enfrentamiento que dejÓ un muerto. >>> temas de la rep mexicana, hoy jueves 10 de ahogase cumple una semana desde que 10 mineros quedaron atrapados tras un derrumbe esto en el estado de coahuila. >>> surge una luz de esperanza el gobierno mÉxico to indicÓ que hay condiciones para entrar a la mina y llegar donde estÁn ellos. jazive pÉrez con la informaciÓ

god forbid that the idea of ​​mel is bright. my earths i imagine what a feeling of satisfaction.ence you as the secretary of the regional committee? what a creation, the world's largest artificial sea, the largest in the migedostation, will bring your area to one of the first places in terms of water. i'm already in first sorry place. yes, in my area there are only swamps on the territory of three france. this is not my first hydroelectric power station, he will never admit it. i was not so worried, too grand scale. it's time to master the siberian. well , why is siberia already sufficiently mastered. and these places are really still wilderness, namely, admire. imagine. what is it like to live in such a wilderness in this seventeenth century hole, right? this is a hole, as you said my homeland in this village i was born grandmothers, only young people remained, that all in cities. so i'll go. i will visit my old people, a you will fly further. you way back take me. what is it like? they'll flood everything. the sea will be what else is the sea, but the sea? water is the world's

the hot besides, but i read you was described, you're proud with her bosom noise show the soviets and mel up these cool music. if you estimate, although chooses mode, some or cheese, or some in a loaner or more more, or is it all mean? yes, we're yes, g e b, a yog ah! what's nemo minute? it is sad enough be semester, should resolve this lots this year. it's not say you easiest sort of to thought the ball goodell on. yes. could landscape was so bad. yes, my york thought, or janine did it again to you or jim buddy up my bill at about jameer to sonya that you're not the bless arrives where you are. maybe to show more number that you left me a day what day? it's what you must do. you do more, your store know what that. so my social category i need, it's freshly by. you know i had done the jewish not be alive nor we have done. he's a really love. are you what you been there? you more with pretty nice, pretty be like when you move my you sure through, but i mean you that here more by your read new years like the one like yet if so the ration of ah rule, but you never know my mind. but the way,

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those without mel, family members, risk starvation. a single mother has no choice but to disguise her daughter as a boy, osama becomes her name. but when she is forced to attend religious classes, her disguise is discovered, ah, the sharia court decides to fight my book and i did you mother the j. o. well, god answer them why they're good that i will. i will come okay, now i i am in 2004. the duke by mac, received a golden globe for this film among other awards. he's convinced that the creativity of afghan directors is a result of the difficult production conditions that they face in his country. sought the film us upset and seen them all. you get the, most of our filmmakers, especially the young filmmakers don't have producers that and that in the so they try to find various other ways of turning their ideas and concepts for cinema into reality. all on the show. you know, the, you know, moment well what it was, each one of these filmmakers are internationally recognized, but have been forced to live and work far away from their homela

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i washed them when you felt that i knew if them, when you personally. meanwhile, you still when you mel cheap. that's what lou dilemma barnett got, or unless that's what bulk or look was the elite machine. you severe 90 student who was there at the governor, i if need of in the blue sheet with that the sedition of a corporate. if when you must report the host lumber should have full flow. layla jayden left go i g b a. if i did for it to be go it, it will shape. so would it not a minor feel crush one. the bid is roy least the boy briskin that what's the boy? the one at the small that it the bible door evil. moran nessa, diana, and also has a pretty diet with the police, who stuck alone in the or luca brown sucker lights a chilling when you much for the yeah. district in law. you do? sprang on the probably in some lloyd his crypt guesstimate at the mash. my goodness i man that i see skin r e. if they use my address up at the daily dakota im yep, i see show sticker thought in e. yep. when you muscle. yeah. dealer, dealer korea. see just what im enough done them. i mean uh peggy my move ah

oak gaped is going to mel for i can imagine dealing with wagner. like with cigarettes, with a warning on the pac yvonne or cut ah ah thing with a pulse with the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information is, is d w news and more. d, w made from mines a natural doing without leaving the environment. and with a sophisticated design, a t t has been focusing on green and affordable housing. and so whether the harsh desert climate, pico africa, even 90 minutes on d. w. ah. and a lot of contrast of ambition the, the quality ah 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of ideal. ah, what is the remaining of his vision in what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's called the world war? just democracy. where is india headed? this is the moment to unleash on violet pass and re imagine these teachings for relevance to us. gandhi's legacy starts august 6th on d. w. ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. the u. s. declared the d

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russian journalist became only an occasion to gloat and were noted in this sense, not only ukrainian melandera, but also individual russian citizens who left the country against the backdrop of a special war operation. and now they were holed up abroad, met the murder of daria dugina with open cannibalistic jubilation, and accordingly a logical question arises. is it possible to somehow hold accountable for the answer from the feces of anastasia ivanov they ridicule the death of an innocent young woman, the wording itself does not fit, not only within the framework of moral ideals, but simply within the borders of humanity, but precisely frank gloating. now people are doing it. or rather, not people who arrange dances for the sake of money from western sponsors. those who did not even know her personally and did not know what she was doing confirming ludoretsky rhetoric are mocking daria dugina on the bones. they pulled on some fragmentary, uh, phrases spoken either to friendship, or even either to alexander evgenievich. and out of context , they are trying to present these phrases as if

you're going to get into, you mel, like smell that. oh, yeah.look at their egos. >> it's very serious. you know what, how this is working out. this is great because it going to be watching he's got to catch a fish sooner or later. so work. he's going to wait until the end of the 6 o'clock. just wondering about the other people who trying to catch their fission. look, this guy is out there on the friday forces out there has no idea very here's what's coming up at 6 o'clock tonight. >> we are san francisco supervisor now stepping in 2 demand answers as to why an apartment building continues to flood in the city. leaving residents high and dry and vulnerable. looters. also democratic voters do not want to see president biden run again. there's a new poll that says california governor gavin newsom is the top choice. >> kron 4 >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> we have always like to express our sincerest condolences for those who are affected by this tragedy. we'll be here all day today. gathering factua

ane ballot can at my bacon lithia and my thought of saint joseph, missouri lay, stature, a thunder mel, capital funding, atlantic that decalogue or can now affect the telephone either for, for happens that europe. but the luxury bay route lifestyle of skill, the gap between rich and poor, that was white and all the time. the international press used by root as a barometer of what was happening in the middle east. and one of the foreign correspondents who predicted the violence in lebanon was i t, v. 's, jonathan demme, bobby, i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter. and i wanted to see whether something was happening there or not. i stayed in what was then relatively modest hotel called the commodore hotel. the overall impression was some, some, some society which was held together by a rather loose series of ropes. i didn't take much for that to chatham. ah, the 13th of april, 1975, mount to the official start of the civil war. it was a proxy conflict full during the cold war. on one side, lebanese christian right wing parties backed by the u. s. wanted to end the armed pal

oak gaped is going to mel for i can imagine dealing with wagner like with cigarettes, with a warning on the pac yvonne or cut. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, with who boy back to ukraine. ah, your cousin has no idea what is waiting for him in urban but the photographer has made up his mind. he wants to document the devastation and human suffering may accompany him on a difficult return to his home country, which is still at war. close up. in 15 minutes on d w tri facts to most parts of the water, at least for monday and thursday, routing, some would stress there's plenty of sea water, but desalination is energy intensive. band expensive at berlin based start up shows us. it doesn't have to be this way, global 3000 in 90 minutes on d. w. o. a vibrant habits ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea have almost heart and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting, people actually hearing their dreams of mediterranean journey in 10 episodes starts august 14th on d. w. india, a lead of contrast of ambitions of inequ

ah maybe like a me might be mel brent. i mean i just, i feel really proud to be at hand tonight. i think it's ridiculous that in 2022 i'm having to vote for my own personal, right. the people that are losing life have no boys to people like me, don't speak for them, but i do not want any more rights taken away that we will not tolerate extreme fans on abortion in our state. ah, ah, with also coming up, activists are calling for an independent investigation. after dozens of africa migrants died. trying to enter the you through a spanish enclave. a survivor told the dublin years how he had been treated. they need to even in the floor. the heat use home, you know, after you knockout, you know, if you don't know anything, you come move they, they will leave you. if you can move there, will he to tell you, you can, will welcome to the day that the issue of abortion has divided the united states in race months in june, the supreme court overturned roe vs wade. that was the ruling that legalized abortion nationwide in $973.00, june's decision triggered several states and lower courts to

and as a formalism, i come from hoster mel, near keith, all the burnt tanks here are from there. my house was completely destroyed. nothing is left. we had decided i should greene with us. i'm very proud of our country's lucre. you know, i'm glad that we came back from europe salmon where we had fled to, to celebrate here. now on this day with our fellow citizens, mitchell and i feel nothing. no fear. i traveled almost a 100 kilometers here from near keith. nothing scares me. he do so you just have to do it even in a, it's a holiday after all, it was filled or food, very defined, ukrainian stay and film on a day where the iranian government has actually warned that russia may launch new strikes. how are you crying? is preparing for this or by avoiding city center and by avoiding government facilities at places closer to the front lines like a hard key, for example, has also an all day curfew. and officials have stressed that there should be a high level of alert is not only today, but also in the coming days because it could also be a psychological strategy to attack when some ki

[ laughter ] a lot of call logs, mel.e i don't know how the shredder works we've had this conversation. [ laughter ] a city in michigan yesterday appointed a cat named jinx as the mayor for a day. it was all fun and games until jinx signed an executive order implementing a nightly fireworks show [ laughter ] we could have gotten a dog that looked more like a dickhead. and finally, firefighters in washington state last week rescued a woman after she fell headfirst into an outhouse toilet trying to retrieve her cellphone, which is crazy, because it was an android. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody! we have a wonderful show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause you know him from "america's got talent" and "brooklyn nine-nine. his memoir "tough: my journey to true power" is out tomorrow. terry crews is here, everybody [ cheers and applause and you know her from her emmy-nominated work on "saturday night live." her new show "i love that for you" is out on showtime this weekend. our dear friend vanessa bayer w

this facility, if anything was to happen to this facility, we could face a catastrophe, an absolute mel down worse than a chill, noble outer noble as a given name to anything well connected to a radioactive tragedy. here's how the rushes and voice to the un to the un security council commented on the dangers and risks that ukraine's ra they responsible behavior behavior, excuse me, and sue's history. i think it was super rules. if the attacks of ukrainian army continue a new killer catastrophe could happen at any moment. in this case, the entire responsibility for this will fall on the western sponsors of key f, huge territories and ukraine. russia and other countries will be under the threat of radioactive contamination. the real scale of a nuclear disaster at the plant is impossible to even imagine. well, when it comes to the cave position on this, they have accused moscow. essentially, they've accused russia of shelling its own territory on to create a provocation out of this. this is a version that russia has been denying, vehemently and calling it absolute nonsense. in turn. moscow

when you come to egypt, people tell you, go to luxor ra swan, while shar mel shake de hob shelby hiero alexandria. no one says, of course i am site and why is history important? it's the mirror of the future. if you have no history that you have no future, it was so much of egypt depends on tourism. and poof, want, has more to offer than expected, so much walking around makes you hungry, and something sweet would be the perfect. pick me up. we into a local bakery. ah, this is delicious. it's very, very, very sweet, but absolutely delicious. i'm going to take some to go in with that name underneath it. mm hm. and, and why do people in this region always want their sweets to be really sweet or healthier? with loads of sugar in like in europe, muscle and there they don't like things to be as sweet as here. hello. the can't handle personally. i like sugar. but what do you think job do of eyes of people want things to be sweet? what our lives a hot enough. why shouldn't we at least sweet now food a little before they will come to clean or maybe it's because sugar makes you happy . it makes

you can mazata back over mel doctor i say some of them get your will you go to her ward rounds are busy. the hospital deals with up to 2500 birth a month. i mean, many of the women have difficult deliveries. you to man attrition and anemia as not that it can be making. the team performs up to 40, says area and sections each day. oh, i don't remember name, how does he get it? does your them a lot of people are jobless on amazon, and when families cannot afford for expecting mothers to eat good, a lot nutritious food. when they face a lot of problems, i'm lamba problem shows up the jonathan on them. many babies here are born prematurely. more than 20 new borns have died in each of the past 4 months. the 1000000000 spent by foreign powers on development fate to create the lasting conditions needed to reduce infant mortality whom i had bought that i'm a doctor. i have not left the country for the past 26 years and in all this time of janice and was never stable and never peaceful with our lot susie with that after her hospital shift, dr. foisy works in the private clinics. she runs with her

so mel is nothing for absolutely the cleanliness of the order around. well, how many immigrants?kraine, they say that they are going to their relatives, they say that here every month in the collective farm i do not believe in receiving wages. that's when he didn't work with a ukrainian. they are they say that once you won’t believe it, e drivers are friends to me, but i ask for salt, but you don’t get tired on the road. and what did he say to me, on your roads? no, there is no way on your roads, how your borders have moved, here we only drive at the speed ​​of one pleasure. and i myself go to see him in ukraine. well, what is he there, what roads? i told them, you don’t have bad roads, you don’t have better ones, the road is completely there. you can say, listen, well, poland is not far away, and more, among other things, it initiates these sanctions. here's how you live here next door or not neighborly? and you see, this is what comes from outside pressure on the country. they are america's bastards and keep playing, so to speak, which of them solve their own problems .

the president that the, the military has reached a point thanks to these western weapons that it to mel begin, effectively pushing the russian forces back? well, it's hard for me to judge based on my talks with the military. of course, the west and me sales are making a huge difference. but there are some elements of, of the help that we are still asking from the west, which is still missing. mainly the tanks which not a single countries provide and as of right now, which at the same time, extremely important for any common to offensive spray a difficult to go and come to offensive without the proper amount of, of good tank such a crane on. i mean, currently mates that they sell biggest oscar pro from the germans as well. i, you do have the tanks which are stored to with the industry right now. they only need the extra license to be provided to the ukrainians. so we ask into it that up, that of course l will to gather old weapon supplies, have made difference. and i think that the rashes have been actually expecting this . they, they didn't expect that the west would be as supportive an

awareness sessions to help refugees cope with limited supplies are held here. thinking i know what would mel your medina come while i la vehicle are have been amen. does they on mold or that see the silicon might be a little higher and know if you can me a y n a local flat fee. that was e r e fema had the that let those. yeah. he camila will thought if he comes with a this is women here. sure out for more because they out of the then let's say the court for the family, they are responsible for everything. then the best way to manage their war to russian is fight will for these women, my actually voted better that this is what i'm as far as the lease is great. it's really good. the work we're doing have been trying to kind of reinforce message of how it is and how, how much we need to conserve it. 0, one refugee has been on the war to wise women's course. i mean, talk with suffer south korea who was now one of the initiatives most successful women. she set up her own business and employs life on the female thomas and not as to the some i normally like to you to he give a not wilma is ease and