but my mind was wander... is the idea to not let your mind wander? erm...i was thinking about, like, "oh, i need to send that email, "i need to do this..." and i was like, "ok." how interesting. "think about breathing." that's a really interesting observation. so first of all, we can feel that, actually, as i'm doing this, i come to it with the intention to stay with the breath, to keep my attention on the breath. and actually, what happens, this isjust what the mind does — it will wander off. that tells you about the working of the mind. that's something which is relevant. so we can simply go and say, "ah! "that's what it is." we come back, go back to the breath. go back to the breath. so we do two things at the same time, if you like. we're strengthening our muscle for attention for staying on the breath, and we're cultivating our capacity to come back, to be more flexible in our attention. we're also gaining insight into the working of the mind because we're realising, "ah, this has come up." i've known about the supposed amazing benefits of meditation f

mind is being dug no at — quandary in this area where the mind is being dug up at the _ quandary inind is being dug up at the moment - quandary in this area where the mind is being dug up at the moment and i is being dug up at the moment and people were massacred. it is a tragedy and should be deemed as a historical site but unfortunately, the corporations did not hear that. protested for years, trying to stop what they see as a site where their ancestors are murdered. and the diggers moved and. this could be one of the biggest lithium deposits in the world. this in march, work began on getting it out of the ground. but this is different and because the support his claim to be environmentalists say the mind can play some role in tackling climate change. global leaders across the road committed to an electric vehicle which lithium is essential for. this is a representative of lithium america who owns this mine. it is the key component in giving high energy storage batteries in our market we completely dependent on fossil fuels for the energy we utilise every day and environmentalists

i mean, keep in mind that he — media? absolutely. i mean, keep in mind that he is _ media?media? absolutely. i mean, keep in mind that he is here in _ media? absolutely. i mean, keep in mind that he is here in person - mind that he is here in person because he understands that the stakes are incredibly high here. i mean, his entire real estate empire is at stake. his ability to ever do business in york again. but he is certainly leveraging this for his campaign. being here, speaking to the press day after day at every chance he gets, sending fundraising e—mails, taking to social media. he has attacked this entire process, the judge, has attacked this entire process, thejudge, the has attacked this entire process, the judge, the attorney general, he has claimed that his properties weren't overvalued as a judge has already found that they were. he claims, as we heard there, that this is just how business was done. now, what we have seen throughout the last few days, though, is that the judge has kept business going in court but yesterday he did finally issue a gag order on pr

the 5 mind file. you lost me up, soul is data. but let me just try to break down the idea of mine files. i imagine you could capture the essence of who you are, the all your thoughts you try and the your feelings that moment you 1st fell in love, the deepest loss, the lease of the day, the 1st status on the basically that's what mind files are terraced and believes these memories and experiences are the key to our immortality. if the captured in transferred, that's the trans human. it's belief that we can transfer consciousness to artificial bodies and conquered death. okay, this is pure sy fi fantasy right? but hold on. so much of our lives is now online. it's not surprising that mindful technology is already being developed as we speak. if you don't believe me, check out this consumer electronics show in vegas. the artificial it's a little bit different for me. i was computationally created based on how real humanist looks and the mind files could be upload to avatars like these. they can extend you

and all the time mindful in its on the mind _ well.l in its on the mind of— well. and all the time mindful in its on the mind of the _ well. and all the time mindful in its on the mind of the israeli - its on the mind of the israeli publics is the fate of the hostages who are being held in the gaza strip either by hamas or islamichhad. yet again to her —— today the number was revised upwards with the israeli military saying they could confirm there were 229 hostages and you've been speaking to relatives, the relatives of one of the hostages who did get out, but also to other families and the impression is that this is a growing political pressure in israel that the israeli army will have to take account of as people want the hostages to come home before there is a widening war. you are uuite before there is a widening war. 7m. are quite right. up before there is a widening war. 7m, are quite right. up at this point benjamin netanyahu's any preoccupation would have been that once israel's objective was to defeat hamas was when the groun

if forward, what do you think is in their mind?— their mind?s a silver lining in all this, _ their mind? if there's a silver lining in all this, it's - their mind? if there's a silver lining in all this, it's that - their mind? if there's a silver| lining in all this, it's that none of these combatants or actors in the region actually want war. for their own different reasons. the israeli prime minister is busy fighting a war in gaza that will be protected and bloodied, he does not want a second front with a much more capable actor as hezbollah. most will recall the war in 2006 and the destruction levelled at lebanon, so they're not easy. so it will come to a very difficult decision that iran and hezbollah will have to make. will they sit idly by and watch the israeli army commence a ground invasion of gaza to dismantle the military infrastructure of hamas? the palestinian leg of their alliance? orwill the palestinian leg of their alliance? or will they make the tough decision to try and save hamas and get involved in a brutal destructive war?

it on your mind, from august? yes, it is- it would — on your mind, from august?be wrong of— on your mind, from august? yes, it is. it would be wrong of us - on your mind, from august? yes, it is. it would be wrong of us to - on your mind, from august? yes, it is. it would be wrong of us to try . is. it would be wrong of us to try to dismiss it. we are a better team, a much better team now than we were then, but i think there are some clear things that we have to take away from that and kevin sinfield has been very clear about reminding us, showing some clips that hurt. when you watch us depend like that it is always going to hurt. he showed us a few clips in nature we are fully aware that we probably owe them one. are fully aware that we probably owe them one. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today: ronnie 0'sullivan had a scare before booking his place in the last 16 at the wuhan 0pen. the world number one was taken to a decider by pang junxu, but came through to set up a meeting with another chinese player, yuan sijun. t

and the mind is considered one of the world's largest. if the head of the state online a company has his way a new mind most to be added, exploration has detected more than a 1000000 tons of rare earth science and 4 to 5 years. we have ongoing expiration activities in this. the pulse of this means that for us it's open, it's not closed. we don't actually know how big it is. but what we know today is by far the law just the pulse it off, already ease in your that might help your full fill. it's goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050. as anyone building wind turbines or e car, batteries needs rare earth. after a press conference in the tunnels of the queue, rena. mine's sweden's minister of finance is thinking big man. yeah. hard and, and spoke to somebody else so sweet and has a proud history of mine and haven't installed but i'm, since i'm getting but also a bright future ahead should come out there. and so many of the so called rare or are critical and going green. and meeting are ambitious climate targets when i hit stuff that came up

it would be wron: mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of _ mind? yeah, it is.h, it is. it would be wrong of us do not _ mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do not try - mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do not try and - wrong of us do not try and dismiss it. we are a much better team now than we were then but i think there are clear things that we have to take away from that and our coaches being clear about reminding us of that and showing us clips that hurt. watching a stiffen like that will always hurt so she shyness a few clips and made sure that we are fully aware of what needs to change. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc. co. uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. some fresh autumn weather on the way. chilly even for some of us in northern parts of the uk, but certainly nothing out of the ordinary. it's been so mild across many parts of the country so far this month. so we're back to really where we should be this time of the year.

bear in mind _ ups and downs over the years. bear in mind two— ups and downs over the years.in mind two years ago we were still thinking _ in mind two years ago we were still thinking is — in mind two years ago we were still thinking is the takeover going to happen? — thinking is the takeover going to happen? will they be relegated? for them to— happen? will they be relegated? for them to he _ happen? will they be relegated? for them to be this far ahead already and having games like this already is an incredible achievement and that tells— is an incredible achievement and that tells you how well eddie and the players have done.— the players have done. there are seven other _ the players have done. there are seven other fixtures _ the players have done. there are seven other fixtures in _ the players have done. there are seven other fixtures in the - seven other fixtures in the champions league later. celtic will be looking to get their campaign back on track. the uk and republic of ireland will nab it unopposed for euro 2028 after turkey withdrew to focus on the joint bid wi

it is good to talk to _ minds. 0k, samuel katz, thank you. it is good to talk to you _ minds.ood to talk to you thank- minds. 0k, samuel katz, thank you. it is good to talk to you thank you i it is good to talk to you thank you for speaking to us. we are going to take a pause now from talking about israel and have a look at international sport now. thank you. we start at the cricket world cup where the two remaining unbeaten teams are going head to head in dharmasala with the hosts india taking on new zealand. put into bat, new zealand made 273 from their 50 overs, daryll mitchell with 130 the black caps top scorer. mohammed shami taking five wickets. india chasing 274 to win got their innings under way shortly and are currently 22 for zero after three overs. —— in the fourth over. football fans have been continuing to gather at manchester united's stadium to remember club legend and world cup winner sir bobby charlton, who died on saturday at the age of 86. a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford — and a digital version has also been created. a world and european

i don't| think there is a right mind. all of that in mind? i don't i think there is a right mind. being held by palestine islamic jihadists, and they are being held in being held for ransom, so there is no ideal situation, wejust so there is no ideal situation, we just know we cannot allow a situation where hamas survives, they will build up its military forces again and do the same thing again, and notjust that, if hamas gets away with it, hezbollah will get away with it and other enemies of this country will get away with it, this is a very hostile neighbourhoods so we need to restore our insurance power, we have to let people go back to their homes, i am not a representative of the government, i have been, but this country will become basically uninhabitable if we don't do this, there is no great solution, and as for the aid of the palestinians, i don't think israelis want to see palestinian supper but the move by the israeli government to create a humanitarian corridor was very unpopular. the families of the hostages were deeply upset by the decision to open up the corridor be

when in my mind on monday the smell is heather on the phone, dropped, and drop is business me to the office that some of the young is yeah. now, and he has a few and, and oh yeah, this is a let's see. and what's the highest level of heidi? yeah, the, the, the yeah, once i'm done with speedo, see that. so they're gonna cover me 5 years for you on let's get so i'd be home casting shows at the as the, as these include to the end that you quoted to us as with the as a dis, a flight bid this thing and not for the as long as you have them, this is in 1st time this comes from s b z a lot. conversely, on live interpretation of the voice quicker than it. so this is good for you. fun. yeah. and that is very soon. it's going to be fun. wow. is can only global shooting that to the lowest pricing. good. that's kind of nice. nice and easy proprietors over by. yeah. you know, that will, you know, yeah. up and then she ends on the yeah, good most things to man, 2 things. i a z a, she said that some my was just come to tied off. i'm not trying to skip, sit down. so in an interview the opposite signat

anything is possible if we put our mind to it.ou have incredible minds for thank you what you've done so far you have saved lives you've changed would look at the world, you made it better. we cannot ask for anything more. thank you. thank you. thank you. god bless you >> distinguished guest please remain in your seat until the president and recipients have departed. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪judiciary subcommittee this is just over 1.5 hours.

do you mind? do i go to visit with him 4 times dried how designed his eyes were always shining until he couldn't type in the many more. then he was just sleeping speechless, mixed only later did i realize how much these meetings had changed me. the interplay of life and death accompanies us every day. we don't want to acknowledge it, unless dest directly affects us sole someone in all family media. you boss, just as was still ringing my ears. he was never afraid of death thought he was only afraid of life, but i'm leaving. why not be here? you go, thanks. have a good flight for 14. okay. and then please check in with ms. britsky in room 13 to see if he's ready. i know i'm bringing you. not sure. this looks delicious, missus. shiva kinda oh oh my god, i've got it always sounds delicious. this is fantastic. right. wow. just great. i had hoped for this. i think you requested asparagus potatoes in him? yes. because identification today's friday. right. it smelled like face didn't it? and i was like, y

do you mind agency estimates one and a half 1000000 minds have been left behind by the armenian ministry and the mining operations like this? going to require time and resources, the painstaking process, the recommended safe distance when this machine works is 250 meters. so you in says a mind can be made for less than a dollar, that it takes more than a $1000.00 to see if you remove it. take years before roads and kind of box are fully open. and problem is going to the fields. if that happens at all, and for many here, like gonna, it's all too late. and she can only remember her father's presence through the trees he planted solemn and driving down to 0. about this village cutoff region. the your tool, does it really so rob it, it does remind to of all the top stories ukraine says a 10 year old boy who has been killed in a wave of an strikes that hit the ukrainians that have khaki.

he looked at me rather askance and said, bear in mind, we are all survivors. only the strongest have survived the picture. i have picked to see it, not only for loss, but this is my life and then i did states maybe i can begin with last that. well, yes, that's what i would like it to do. if you don't mind. yeah. river, i don't want to tell you what to do. you can you was. oh no. but this is my memory is as i have lived it, this was my great love, my 1st grade last lunch, but she is a nobody she is alive. no, i'm not. this was a girlfriend to remember her name. yes, this was a head and social and this is this photo was taking in 1945 right after litigation in lunsford, when i 1st either launched birth. as you can see, these are all survivors. most of them are no longer with us. unfortunately. let's be that memory jacob, by slow, spent 2 years that the lines the d. p camp from 1945 to 1947. we started to head on normal life, what we call no. for us, it was normal for everybody as it was up. no. because it was not it was conventional. we will disturb children. ne

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so we have that in our mind. there is that pluses and minuses chart that's just kind of active as we kind of work through this thing. so know that we are actively thinking about that, and truth be told working with specifically right here in lewiston working with our officials, working with chief st. pierre, working with the mayor and others, having conversations about what does that mean, and what is that going to look like this afternoon, tomorrow, and in moving forward. so i think that's enough sharing from my end. that's a lot of information to overload you with there. i would want to come back, however, to say that there's a lot of stuff going on here, but what matters to us, again, is the safety of our communities, the safety of our residents. we care about each and every one of them as you do, and we're going to continue to fight on their behalf to bring this individual to justice because we know that that has an impact on starting that healing process. it's not a slam dunk. it's not we got him, now everyb

keep this in mind. hood was only 32 years old when he returned to the war that spring. with that rank. and this time he was in georgia who had helped, of course, his own prospects for retaining army command by engaging in some, let's just say, extrajudicial politicking with the president while he was commanding a corps under joe johnston in the army of tennessee. now, while considering hood as a possible replacement for the unpopular, at least in davis, his mind, joe johnston, who had reached out to i'm sorry, davis reached out to hood's old mentor, robert e lee for an opinion he wanted an assessment of john bel hood. and lee, of course, praised his proteges ability. but he was he did so very carefully and not without some ambiguous duty. and he famously lee famously told davis that, quote, hood is a bold fighter. i'm doubtful as to other qualifications necessary, which is not exactly, i think, a ringing endorsement, something i wouldn't want on a letter of reference myself, i don't think. but case, despite these reservations, evans davis eventually is going to remove j

if you don't mind, dad doesn't mind, no, i don't mind, you have nothing to do in our house, dad, what, why did she come here, what kind of america are you going to, i won’t let you go anywhere , you’re crazy, just like i was crazy, i’m still here, i’m crazy, and you’re normal, you went to america, didn’t show up for 3 years, now you’ve shown up like nothing has happened, you still feed us all sorts of rubbish, but you eat your own semi-finished products, dad, stop complaining about mom, what kind of mom is she, look at her, she’s a cuckoo. that's it, i'm leaving , i'm tired of listening to this nonsense, be careful, mom, wait, i'm with you, darling, come back, i won't let anyone shout at my mother, and go away both of you, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. today i came to work early and decided to study the case for which zhuiko was imprisoned , so he was imprisoned because he killed a girl while drunk, but he was imprisoned for only 2 and a half years and was released on parole, so what? i decided to find out who the relatives of the victims are, what they do , it turned out

, the mind, the mind and the mind must be in harmony, what is the mind?hy he can’t even earn money, it’s the east, there are just indian homeless people everywhere. that's how much, only the slavic peoples can become a bridge between mind and reason if they develop rational thinking without losing creative thinking, because asia, asia, we are eurasia, the word asia is from what is the meaning, the basics and i, and europe is the jews and oh, this doesn’t mean that we have nothing to learn from europe, intelligence, yes, but not reason. why don’t we learn from them, for example, to install the correct plumbing in our houses, they always have cold water from the tap, like they they achieved this, cold water flows, why don’t they have boiling water coming out of two taps in the summer? just like that it sprayed in all directions, and you’re standing in a vacuum like that under the shower, it splashes on everything except you, it doesn’t happen that the strainer flies off the shower and hits you on the head, you have to hold it, the whole room laughs , becaus

and i'm still working on this one open minded mind. all 5 of the trial was unaware that the withheld wages were secretly being used to service mozambique steps to the g d r. rather than being transferred to the workers. despite the promises that the contract workers were getting rich, they could see that there was nothing in their accounts the nor have their pension contributions ever been recognized. the draw was calling on the german government to cooperate with mozambique to find a solution and compensate the measurement as it, as a matter of historical responsibility in the german parliament, in berlin. opinions differ as to whether germany is really duty bound on this issue . best 80 victims commissioner evening, zipcar looks for parliament to look after the interest of those wronged. and the g d. r. that includes the modern minus 2 says yes, germany should pay to think of those thoughts and ideas as to what's of germany has a historical responsibility to the full mozambie can contract where, cuz even because the injustice took pl

living under bridges, people can't afford housing or food. and so somehow we have to connect in the minds of people the fact that their circumstances are getting worse, while the us is funding with hundreds of billions of dollars these kinds of force to oppress people in other countries such as the palestinians, so i think it it requires a clarity and a boldness and a strategy for peace, and and this strategy for peace means that there must be security for all people, that there can't be separate idea that the israeli deserve security, but the palestinians don't. right, well, the pro- palestinian protest are in full swing. across the globe amid growing anti israel sentiments uh as the regime continues its steady war on the bloccated gaza strip uh live images from around the world um are being shown here on press tv from uh amon and jordan all the way all the way to the iranian capital tehran and uh the uh northeastern city of mashad uh we also earlier had images of uh at rally taking place in the south green capital so uh as well. mr. schlanger, this support that uh we're seeing the likes

what are the objectives in your mind? the objectives — objectives in your mind?r mind? the objectives will be _ objectives in your mind? iie: objectives will be to objectives in your mind? "iie: objectives will be to try objectives in your mind? iie: objectives will be to try to objectives in your mind? i“ie: objectives will be to try to shore up objectives will be to try to shore up a coalition of support to fight hamas, but it seems like the most important objective, which is urging israel to de—escalate its current attacks on gaza, which amount to an illegal, under human international humanitarian law, and practically impossible mission right now, constituting forced displacement which we know is a key tactic of ethnic cleansing. it seems that is not an item on antony blinken�*s agender. that is a real problem. it is a real problem for israel in the longer term because israel has challenges of military capacity and economic capacity that are going to be very difficult to 16th this assault on gaza and the forced displacement of 1.2 million of its residents, tha

but they also hope that it could be used actually control people control their minds. this was the 1st attempt by the c. i a to create a super sole job with orders given to them. right. did they dial was their mind would be so controlled that once activated they would do whatever they were asked to do. this real kind of also just shows british marines training under the influence of at least a drug of thank. so it is so deeply that they lose any sense of spatial awareness. man with no specific task force ever elapsed into laughter and in consequential behavior. that was still capable of sustained physical f, a. l. s. d d range marines. so in the following years, in their attempt to create an ideal soldier, prisons in america a special services no longer worked with l. s. d. instead of range of other psycho drobek drugs where used losing a little contact with reality, dropping his rival unbecoming, unable to take any part in the operation of wasting seriously. she would issue a keys to somebody in the army who is the cause of the floor and that she may skipper for up to

but it can be mind quickly enough to meet demand completely. that means we have to turn to materials that are widely available, but still do a very good job. and the ones that go to the inner structure of lithium ion battery contains 3 problem matic materials. a positive terminal of cobalt, a negative terminal of graphite, and the lithium itself, which moves back and forth between the poles to load and discharge the battery. cobalt is points and it's and is now off and replaced by lift the iron phosphate to create what's known in the industry as an l. f. p. battery chinese firm b, y, d e has developed a new battery design because l s p technology still requires a lot of space and the battery cells i understand that these are, you know, have large units in place of these small by 30 cell, okay, which are a bit bigger than a chocolate bar, and they simply need less packaging on the site. and as a result, you could accommodate much more storage materials and the actual overall back to the design using lithium high end chemistry in this space, savi

it seems that they were the first to understand how to read people's minds. they were always testing different things on people. your every simple activity is being carefully monitored and recorded as well. for example, the image we are looking at and even the amount of time you are looking at it is being checked. spending time on the internet part of our daily life and follow the news. talking with friends and browsing the virtual space is our daily habit. we imagine that we are the ones who choose what to read or how long to scroll through social networks on our smartphones. but the reality is something else according to experts in the field of technology. algorithms of the social network were designed in such a way that they not only make us addicted to them, but as its mechanisms become smarter, it is these networks that control our minds and shape our beliefs. people of any age may use social networks but the noteworthy point is that its damage is much more for young users than for older people. it is true that people do not get liver damage or lung canc

the president won't change the minds _ goes from here.'t change the minds of _ goes from here. the president won't change the minds of those _ goes from here. the president won't change the minds of those who - goes from here. the president won't| change the minds of those who insist israel attacked the hospital. joe biden�*s presence here will only deepen the conviction among palestinians and millions of other arabs that america isn'tjust on israel's side but that it is also complicit in everything israel is doing in gaza, including killing civilians. untilthe doing in gaza, including killing civilians. until the hamas attacks on israel, president biden dreamt of transforming the middle east, the americans were negotiating with saudi arabia and israel to try to get the two countries to recognise each other. that is not on the agenda anymore. grief is crushing the families of gaza's dead. israel was warned byjoe biden not to be consumed by rage. while in this hospital in gaza, a father was saying goodbye to his dead children in a corridor

i've seen the ability to switch on and off my mind | to switch on and off my mind quicker— to switchep, which is also quite a good — sleep, which is also quite a good thing for athletes. but there is a — good thing for athletes. emit there is a balance to be struck here between the tech you can put in place around sports stars and just letting them perform. when you first heard about this brain performance programme, what was your reaction? fist programme, what was your reaction?— programme, what was your reaction? �* , reaction? at the beginning when the talk reaction? at the beginning when they talk about _ reaction? at the beginning when they talk about it _ reaction? at the beginning when they talk about it i _ reaction? at the beginning when they talk about it i was - reaction? at the beginning when they talk about it i was like i they talk about it i was like i'm not a fan of those kinds of things because i like to be myself and just get on with it but slowly, i pushed myself to try it out and i did feel some little differences, especially on the sleeping side of things. with th

be kept in mind.d, so this must be kept in mind. yes. thank you for 'oinin: must be kept in mind. yes. thank you forjoining us— must be kept in mind. yes. thank you forjoining us for— must be kept in mind. yes. thank you forjoining us for your _ must be kept in mind. yes. thank you forjoining us for your assessment i forjoining us for your assessment from tel aviv. let's get some detail from tel aviv. let's get some detail from southern israel. i spoke to our correspondent wyre davies who is there. this is a pretty familiar scene. israeli artillery and air strikes against positions very close to the border between israel and gaza itself. of course, overnight we heard about these israeli incursions with tanks and with bulldozers along the strip here. now, those, of course, were incursions, the israeli government says, that are preparing for that full scale invasion. whenever that comes. it's quite significant that it had bulldozers because they were literally paving the way for others to come into gaza

keep this in mind. hood was only 32 years old when he returned to the war that spring with that rank. this time he was in georgia. he helped his own prospects for retaining army command by engaging in some, let's say, extrajudicial politicking with the president while he was commanding under joe johnson and the army of tennessee. while considering hood as a possible replacement for the unpopular, at least in the mind of davis, joe johnston, hood -- i'm sorry, david -- davis reached out to robert e. lee for an opinion. he wanted an assessment of john bell hood. lee, of course, praised his ability, but he was, he did so very carefully and not without some ambiguity. he famously told davis that "tran20 is a bullfighter, i am doubtful as to other qualifications necessary." not exactly a ringing endorsement. despite these reservations, davis eventually will remove johnston from command and placed hood in charge. unfortunately for the city of atlanta, it was too little and too late . moreover, once hood was g

however, more than 70 percent of the incident mind. incidence that's happened with local population mind me, was on indiscriminately. there is lack of information in the last 3 decades, at least 3 and a half 1000 people, including hundreds of children, have been killed by mines. the end. do you mind agency estimates one and a half 1000000 minds have been left behind by the armenian ministry and the mining operations like this? going to require time and resources, the painstaking process, the recommended safe distance when this machine works is 250 meters. the you in says a mind can be made for less than a dollar, that it takes more than a $1000.00 to see if you remove it. 6 years before roads and kind of box are fully open. and problem is going to the fields. if that happens at all, and for many here, like you know, it's all too late. and so you can only remember her father's presence through the trees he planted solemn and driving down to 0 or at this village cutoff region. us president joe bought it and has approve the construction of a new section of border wall in southern texas. it

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keep that in mind. i think it's ace try to, you know, be totally like and take palestinian are anti israeli, you know, but have empathy with these peoples are going through. you my has a right exist is you the right to exist we can create something better than this and what's happening right now. >> well said, and we have to leave it there. but more empathy, certainly is a good idea. lani of the brooks, professor with cal state east bay. we thank you for your time this evening. and wishing all the best to the people in the middle east. thank you. >> we have an update just into the newsroom here, too. that francisco, the man who had been inside of a chase bank armed with knives near the usf campus is now in custody. this is video showing officers loading that man into the back of a fire truck and taking him away. sfpd first responded to the bank around 3 o'clock this afternoon. they tried to call them an out just before 5 o'clock. they deployed tear gas into the bank. at this time, they have not released

it's probably the first one that came to your mind i would imagine. if you think about the battle of franklin, that is the decision that most people argue about more than any others. the decision i think that is controversial of battle. why did he attack franklin, what was the sky thinking now contexts. they are fleeing and heading to franklin. that same morning he is also not an demand. having a breakfast conference with his chiefs of ordinate, just outside of springhill. this conference, nathan forrest were likely present. stephen lee. several other commanders weren't. and in physician, certainly at that conference. seems very upset. he expressed the army performance at springhill. i happen to agree with them. he actually rather unfairly blamed good. i think he probably give him a pass that certainly his demeanor was far from sunny. some of them years later in fact at least one of the generals have left the meeting rather shaking. and, this is where we get the infamous rattlesnake. you may have heard the attitude that morning. the truth is, as histo

because we'd like the idea of the mind closing. there are many jobs here, which is i wouldn't be bad if the mind closes. what will happen to the people? establishing new companies costs money since 2019 the you will, has been supporting the transformation process in poland. managed by a foundation. fantastic. programmer time, we have received money from the just the transition fund of which way and executives, i was preparing them to handle the restructuring process, which was also there's a clear shift towards renewable energy. solar panels have been installed on many rooftops, often with government support installers. black mountain use control excuse benefit from this. in recent years, he's been doubling his revenue annually of our ok. so one other thing is like a lot of practically every one in the area has gone from the solar system because it makes it can not make sense for them really save money. often. russell's aim, so pulling on to adopt the use climate strategy. many bills or tell are ready to do so, but the final decisi

or position _ economic collapse and are in no mind or position to — economic collapse and are in no neighbouring israelagain. having neighbouring israel again. having said that, — neighbouring israelagain. having said that, the rocket attacks are intensifying on the border and they have to _ intensifying on the border and they have to be — intensifying on the border and they have to be seen to be doing something and there is a war of words _ something and there is a war of words we — something and there is a war of words we have reported today with iran's _ words we have reported today with iran's foreign minister saying that iran's foreign minister saying that iran might — iran's foreign minister saying that iran might be forced to take pre—emptive action if what it calls israel's _ pre—emptive action if what it calls israel's war— pre—emptive action if what it calls israel's war crimes and genocide in gaza _ israel's war crimes and genocide in gaza continues. they have to be seen to be _ gaza continues. they have to be seen to be doing _ gaza continues. they have to be seen to be

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we're here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so all of the topics i'm much up to you from trouble to fixed a new culture and in 15 minutes, let's say parts of our community life. hello, this is now on the this is dw news live from berlin. more age gets through to got a 2nd convoy have trucks crosses from egypt into the besieged post and in territory . but the u. n. is warning that god was faced as a humanitarian catastrophe. also coming up, israel intensified strikes across sky, the head of a planned ground invasion. the military now says the war with her mom could last month. and in berlin sizes riley, and support of israel, including family and friends of hostages, taken by how much.

the ends you mind agency estimates, one and a half 1000000 minds have been left behind by the armenian ministry and the mining operations like this. going to require time and resources, the painstaking process, the recommended safe distance when this machine works is 250 meters. so you in says a mind can be made for less than a dollar. that it takes more than a $1000.00 to say for you to move would take years before roads and kind of boss are pretty open and problem is going to the fields if that happens at all. and for many here, like good a, it's all too late. and so you can only remember her father's presence through the trees he planted solemn and driving down to 0 or at this village cutoff region. okay, that's it for me. my, the inside weather is coming up next and inside story will examine whether you cranes plans to join the will become rabbit. to stay with us. the had that there's lots of settled whether to be found across the europe as the end the week and go into the weekend is going to feel more like summer. then autumn with lots of heat building across the western areas, so

to my mind, that's out sized reaction if you look at the downgrades which emphasizes the fragility inhe market. >> to your point, it is a defensive stock. european markets are negative week to date you expect the defensive sectors to be performing better. one final point on air france. this is one of the big movers we are watching today disappointing to the down side here you are seeing the impact of the inflationary environment coming through air traffic control charges and fuel costs are 4% higher than consensus. all of these things are beginning to weigh and this is a good example of how this inflationary environment system p -- is impacting the bottom line. >>> let's switch on. as you mentioned over the index level belie what is is happening. cac 40 is under performing today. air an france and montcler leading the declines you will see energy at the top oil and gas up 1.2% as the world continues to focus on what is happening in the middle east we speak about this day in and day out. there is no cease-fire in sight. on the back of that, we are seeing a bit of a bounce in oil prices