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that we definitely have to achieve our climate goals, which means using less cold in the mid term, mr. given as an end to get there and i might just end this to get there. what is required now is a much faster a success and much faster progress in renewable energy. and i hear you saying that i'm looking also at what your government is doing right now. you. germany and other donors have committed to a $1000000000.00 package to support a coal phase out in south africa. and at the same time because of this energy crisis. now you are having to buy coal from south africa. that seems rather hypocritical, doesn't the coal phase out is not in discussion in germany. that is what i just said. if we have to use more coal in the. busy short term because of the war and the consequences of the war that makes it even more necessary for the close future to accept coal and to continue with the coal faced out. it is not what we were planning to get into this situation. what the big problem was is that the former government produced an enormous dependency on foster imports to germany. and since we reduced thes

mr. givener he will be here in the short term or mid term. i don't know and replacing russy who actually made an appearance last week moved on to another position several weeks ago. welcome. and we look forward to your support of the >> thank you. commissioner eppler. >> yes, thank you i want to thank my fellow commissioners for the warm welcome special thank you, julie for the conversation today i'm honored be here and i am privileged to have the thrust of the city government to dot work of this board. thank you very much i look forward to working with you. >> thank you. vice president lopez. >> yea. i want to echo the welcome to our newest commissioner. very much look forward to working along side you for this important work of the city. and you know i find it positive that now we have a consistent quorum of attorneys on the board of appeals and realize not everybody may feel like that about having as many attorneys on the board as i do but as a member of the bar excited and look forward to working with you. welcome. >> is there public comm

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procedural issues and the views of member states should be expressed and motions should be given equal weight. mr. president, on the question of ukraine, china maintains that the sovereignty and integrity of all countries should be respected and the principles of the u.n. charter should be observed. reasonable security concerns of our country should be taken seriously and support should be given to all efforts aimed at peaceful solutions. china will always stand on the side of peace and we will work with the international community and play a constructive role in de-escalation to situation and seeking a political solution to the crisis. >> i think -- think the distinguished representative of china and i give the floor to the united states of america. >> mr. president, my fellow delegates and to all those who dedicate themselves to the noble mission of this institution, so, -- soon we will vote on a resolution that is important not just for the future of the you rain -- ukraine in the future of europe but to the very foundations of this institution. after all, the u.n. was built on an idea that ne

it happens pretty quickly. 11:35 is the time we have been given. mr.ak will make his own statement. this is going to be industry -- in the street in the last few weeks three different prime minister -- tim: only two months since liz truss flew to balmoral to meet the late queen. damian: it was interesting, after he was confirmed he went and addressed his party, speaking to mp's, there was this palpable sense of relief flowing through them. one of them said that at last we have a grown-up. another one said, i can look at my constituents in their eyes and say i fully support what my government is doing. they fee -- these rishi sunak backers -- they have a prime minister who is a serious figure for serious challenges. but still, rishi sunak is pretty untested. he was only an mp since 2015. he has had one big job as chancellor. he lookelittle bit wouldn't in his address is a little bit wooden in his address. it is a big test for him coming and he is relatively untested. tim: more from you latern. we should remind ourselves that our next prime minister's po

mr. moore, given the statements and actions of your opponent, it is possible a meaningful number of marylandersl not believe the results of the election. what will you do to ensure detection integrity? wes moore: i am going to redo something. i am hosting to buses to the rally to help stop the steal. demand no china biden. those words are from my opponent. we have free, fair, transparent elections in our state. never has the question of election integrity come up in the state of american -- of maryland that it will not come up in 2022. we are proud of the election process we have here. i will honor the results of the election and i hope my opponent will do the same. reporter: to my question, what more could be done to ensure public trust in the election results? wes moore: i think the public trust is there. we have an election system where we offer mail-in ballots, early voting, offer day of. early ballots should be counted prior. we have a remarkably transparent election system in our state and one that is irresponsible and dangerous to cast doubt on the election system in maryland. dan cox:?

herself was on trial, details about her life had been scrutinised for the world to see but mr lehrmann was given silent in court. her allegations inside parliament house was a moment of reckoning in australia, it prompted countrywide protests in 2021. i was there outside parliament house. but it also prompted a damning report about the treatment of employees inside the federal parliament house. now it is up to anotherjury to decide what happen inside parliament house that night. mr lehrmann is due to be in another trial in february. let's get some of the day's other news. in the uk, rishi sunak has appeared before mps in parliament on his first full day as prime minister, and announced yet more unravelling of predecessor liz truss's plans. the government's economic statement, due to be delivered on monday, has now been pushed back by almost three weeks, and a ban on fracking for gas in england reinstated. a jury in wisconsin has found a man guilty of murdering six people by driving into a christmas parade last year. the defendant, darrell brooks, was found guilty on 76 charges of deliberately cr

mr. nick, how do you recommend the land be given to alaskans? mr. begich: i believe we need to get more land out of the federal government's control right now. 60% of the land in alaska is controlled by the federal government. i think it is unconstitutional. the mining act of 1872 still on the books and it allows you to transfer land from the federal government to private ownership. this was a tremendous way to open up lance across the united states for development. congress has failed to funded those land transfers. the state of alaska has a number of land transfers that are still pending. after more than 50 years, we are still waiting in line for those lands to be returned to alaska. as a congressman, i will advocate to move that land out of federal control or going to private ownership. mr. bye: that is a great answer, but how does it get to alaskans and not get gobbled up by the next night -- mining corporation? how do we prevent that? my simple answer is we give it to the alaskan people to decide. rep. peltola: one of the things we need to get

mr. saunders. before calling the next item as chair i would like to invoke rule 3.26 to limit total public tkphepbt to 30 minutes for today's meeting. each speaker has two minutes to speak on a given item. mr. clerk, will you please call the next item. >> before i call the next item i have to read this announcement. for members -- or stream the meeting live. for those looking to make public comment remotely the best way to do that is to dial in. access code 2493888741255. press pound and pound again. you can listen to the meeting in real time. when you wish to speak press star 3. when the system says your line is unmuted a live operator will give you two minutes to speak. when your two minutes is up we will move onto the next caller. speak slowly, clearly, turn down radios and televisions around you. >> thank you that moves us into item two. (reading item two) this is an action item. >> thank you, mr. saunders. any questions or comments from colleagues on item number two? okay. anyone in the chamber who wishes to comment on item number two? seeing none. operator, any remote public commenters on item two? >> chair there is no public comment. >> okay. thank you. public comment on th

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this tower, but who built what part of it, or the pedestal, er, the city council, or it was also given by mr. pak that money. i understand that there will still be a lawsuit surrounding this turul. well, anyway, they announced this story. let's look at the story . now the problem is that no one can find the turul. that is, we can't even look at it. the turul, like all mythological birds, took it and flew away. thank you, mr. dmytro dmytro, director of the institute of central european strategy from tuzhan, worked on our live broadcast. with the help of a mobile application, they shot down an enemy missile. but i will start with the beast of the squatters in the recently liberated territories, as they have already mutilated about a thousand bodies of the dead, among them are not only military personnel, but also civilian adults and children , the ministry of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories reported that all bodies will be sent for an examination, which should establish causes of death, mass burial, law enforcement officers find in almost all liberated settlements, one of

mr. mccarthy should have given more names.who names, you mentioned congressman jordan, the committee didn't want that name. but here's what i also struggle with, and if i was president trump, i'd want to come before this committee as well. i'd want to clear my name. i still can't get my arms around the three hours in which -- not one person disputedded that the9 president with us in the white house and watching what was happen. you're the president of the united of america. you could be the city councilman from if memphis, tennessee, if you have that responsibility and you don't pick up the phone, you don't act, i would want to answer that question if i were former president trump more than any other. gerry: vice president kamala harris gave us another of her pearls of wisdom this week. she was talking onset meyers' late night -- on ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you

while it was, has pushed mr. schmidt to partly given to make some decisions that take away the tools for the aged is that to do. blockage of implementation of election results means to prevent a crisis in return for promptly giving into their nationalist months. and it has done so yes, try to do it in the midst of the election campaign, which would have meant by changing the rules of the game within the campaign which is deeply under mckorick. he is now on the worst of both worlds here. standing even after the citizens of bosnia an hour after they have finished putting their boats. which means this is both under mac reading and it's not leading to more than that. i think it's leading to more ethnic oligarchy system that we're really at the country more efficient. let's get, let's get em. popovich popovich is the take on this and the role of christian schmidt here is, is it fun to mentally on democratic a way of just kind of paper over the cracks and appeasing to many people, particularly the nationalist groups. as a boat, a vapor says, ah, it is, but unfortunately his of ours, our re

, in particular, how costly it might be for the ukrainian state to nationalize such an object, given that mrriedman i have certain questions for him in connection with his relations with the russian federation, let's go in order first from the recipe to your question about partners a-a do they want or don't they want to help ukraine, you know, i'll try to say yes partner to partner size i think you will understand what i mean in the majority of cases we are sincerely grateful to our partners for the help they are currently providing to ukraine and i have prepared information that tanom already has more than 19 billion dollars today under various international institutions was given to ukraine in order for us to pass this test from a financial point of view, uh, recently there was a decision of the international monetary fund to allocate emergency aid in the amount of 1.3 billion dollars to cover such uh, uh, emergency expenses such a program operates in different countries of the world when it is necessary, you know, when cataclysms occur or, for example, such observed circumstances, in prin

ah, we have seen this some strange blockade or do given by mr. dor dick. it's a member of the state presidency. he will no longer be a member of the state presidency. so i think this is in your journal, dora, i expect that the corporation on improve but the new member elected is a member of his party. he's put her forward, i have her boarded for it, but her, but g is indeed you're absolutely right. on to those problems are still persist in the potential problem persists him to answer the question, would you not have posed, why do you not have changed? simply because this is the date and constitution. and i am here to protect the data constitution bible to change the date in the constitution. this has to be done at the parliament, like all the other human rights issues, which i support fully. ah, it's impossible that a jewish or a person which does not refer to be as a quad or boston york or sir cannot run for the presidency of this country. this impossible then strove years if a court ruling of the european court of human rights and it has not yet been imp

still, doctors say he will make a fool recovery, but they want to caution that ella given his age. mr. pelosi is 82 . and because of the violent nature of the sensory. again, to emphasize the presence we have been seeing here all day. one of the secret service was able to arrive well before the speaker made it here late in the afternoon. she also released a statement from her office saying that she wanted to thank everyone for their outpouring of support and prayers . she also wanted to thank mr. pelosi's medical team in the law enforcement who were able to respond to the attack. juliette, back to you. >> shawn chitnis, thank you. as you might imagine, there has been an outpouring of support for speaker pelosi and her husband from both sides of the aisle, including vice president kamala harris. >> i pray for paul's recovery. i know the family. this is tragic. i strongly believe that we all, each one of us, have to speak out against hate. we have to speak out against violence. and speak to our better selves. >> house minority leader , kevin mccarthy also commented on the type a spokesp

and i cannot be guided by such motives to mr. careers anymore. yet, given the position i hope is given that i need to be guided only by the interests of the russian citizens, the russian estate. and this is what i'm doing and talk to something i'm going to continue to do. i'm going to do what i think to be right for the benefit of my country and my poor marriage. he's good nikita cut machine as far as the russian chinese relations and you go believe over the last year of the last decade or create have been propelled to her with new level of openness, mutual trust and deficiency. so no one was 1000000. you get a, some country wide struggle with china is our biggest trade partner go to him, but i teachers q when you practice. good. so we're here are working together in almost always, if not all areas in the military field, in particular we how to joint exercises all the time. and in the military and technical field, we have relations. i'm based a parallel, as far as the history of our country, as federal goes, i do, we work in culture events in the humanitarian field. and of course, we'v

mr. moore, given the statements and actions of your opponent, it is possible a meaningful number of marylanders will not believe the results of the election. what will you do to ensure detection integrity? wes moore: i am going to redo something. i am hosting to buses to the rally to help stop the steal. demand no china biden. those words are from my opponent. we have free, fair, transparent elections in our state. never has the question of election integrity come up in the state of american -- of maryland that it will not come up in 2022. we are proud of the election process we have here. i will honor the results of the election and i hope my opponent will do the same. reporter: to my question, what more could be done to ensure public trust in the election results? wes moore: i think the public trust is there. we have an election system where we offer mail-in ballots, early voting, offer day of. early ballots should be counted prior. we have a remarkably transparent election system in our state and one that is irresponsible and dangerous to cast doubt on the election system in maryland. dan co

mr. dance given the current geopolitical situation and geopolitical challenges.hat are the most important problems you see today facing energy security, and what is the future of not all of gaza ? of course, we have encountered situations that did not exist before. in the history, probably, of the energy development of the world. there is a huge need between demand and consumption there is a sufficient number of sources. but these springs can't reach market, where there is a demand for these sources and , of course, prices react to this and explosive growth. there were a lot of scenes on these energy resources, two football teams took to the uh underwater field 11 people. on the one hand, one on the other showed them a red card and they were saying that let the team that remained to play in a larger squad now play with this team, which remained with a smaller squad, that is, there are more consumers of cars left. there's less left, that's right. the situation is now happening in the global energy markets. we, to unfortunately act very irrationally very emotional

t given the evidence that was presented, the calculations for mr.arted to seem as if he probably would not be able to win his case. michelle: so, samira, can he reverse that ctrl+alt+del button? what is twitter saying? samira: you have to understand, from twitter's perspective, they have heard this l befo. they have heard elon musk is going to buy twitter. then he tried for so long not to pigs so twitter is standing by exactly what they have said all along. it intends to go through with the deal. that was twitter's statement as a result of this letter is received from elon musk. i think it is pretty telling that they have heard this before. michelle: i just wanted to jump in quickly, i think many people are wondering, will donald trump be allowed on the platform if mr. musk takes control? samira: right. by all accounts, it seems as though that will be the likely outcome. mr. musk has long believed that mr. trump should be allowed back on twitter. however, i think he might find that moderating content is actually going to be a bigger struggle than he

they were given under the name mr. smith when they were originally given so he's a generous man the real issue with him is that he really understood that social support for business was critical to businesses viability in his case. that was the community of rochester where he really focused a lot of his philanthropy and more broadly on areas that were complementary to business if i think of business today a lot of business leaders, i think take social support for the basic market system as as given that i i wrote a piece recently in atlantic, and i know they haven't been talking to many people 30 and under that. well, that's what i was about to say and if you talk to even business school to so these aren't undergraduate political science students and talk about people who are studying finance and business school are skeptical of the outcomes of the capitalist business oriented economy. so i think businesses need to be more engaged their businesses also can solve a great many things in partnerships with each other and wi

mr. biden does given his approval ratings and job approval numbers. >> bret: rcp average of the directionthe country and we talked about that many times before how that does effect people's perception. right 29. wrong 67.0. i want to play the soundbite for you from over the weekend. this is meet the press. this is new hampshire governor, republican chris sununu talking to chuck todd about issues his support. >> why are you supporting collection denialist and do you think the inflation issue is enough. >> you are in a bubble if you think anybody is talking about what happened in 2020 or talking about mar-a-lago and all that. that kind of has baffled me through this whole campaign season the fact that democrats keep pushing this stuff and talking about things that aren't really what voters want to hear about. >> bret: what do you make of that, bret? >> brit: that's a pretty sharp response and basically correct. morning -- 2020, even donald trump himself. those issues have receded in voters' memory. democrats were trying hard earlier in this campaign season to make donald trump the issue. he

mr. saunders. before calling the next item as chair i would like to invoke rule 3.26 to limit total public tkphepbt to 30 minutes for today's meeting. each speaker has two minutes to speak on a given item. mr. clerk, will you please call the next item. >> before i call the next item i have to read this announcement. for members -- or stream the meeting live. for those looking to make public comment remotely the best way to do that is to dial in. access code 2493888741255. press pound and pound again. you can listen to the meeting in real time. when you wish to speak press star 3. when the system says your line is unmuted a live operator will give you two minutes to speak. when your two minutes is up we will move onto the next caller. speak slowly, clearly, turn down radios and televisions around you. >> thank you that moves us into item two. (reading item two) this is an action item. >> thank you, mr. saunders. any questions or comments from colleagues on item number two? okay. anyone in the chamber who wishes to comment on item number two? seeing none. operator, any remote public commenters on item two? >> chair there is no public comment. >> okay. thank you. public comment on th

mr. kishida for quite some time to come. potentially if approval ratings remain low and the economic challenges don't come about, given all thestructural challenges, mr. kishida could find himself confronted by rivals even before the next election in 2025. >> we've got about a minute left. do you want to pick on that? i know you said he's got three years but can he turn his government's fortunes around in that time? >> i think a lot of the ball is in the corporate sides. he was talking about changing lifelong employment to meriting oncy which i think is something japan needs and will increase the wage overall. but the question is, can the japanese government, you know, propel the corporations to do that? i mean, in the days of mr. abe, it's the corporations that didn't make the move. so risk taking capability, an ability by japanese corporations will be for the government, we've been pleading about the government far too much but we should realize the ball is definitely in the court of the corporations, especially this time around. >> there we must end it. many thanks for being with us. and thank you for watching. you can see

. >> and you're hearing the same story from the 3-year-old, given to mr. s and then given to the police officers who respond. >> that car has got a lot of blood in it. that little girl got blood on her feet. she said somebody hurt her mama. which, you know, 3 years old. i'm about to run the plate. >> police check the registration on the car, and they find out that the car belongs to a woman named lyntell washington. and she is the mother of the little girl that they have found. >> lyntell washington, teacher at a middle school. and no one heard from her. she didn't call in. she just didn't show up to teach her class. >> and i knew instantly something is wrong. >> she would never allow her daughter to be alone, never. >> we're not using the name or showing the face of lyntell's daughter to protect her privacy. >> yeah, you got a little blood on your foot. they're gonna take care of that, okay? >> i have to take a bath to get the blood off my feet. >> yeah, you got to take a bath. we're going to get you cleaned up, okay? okay, just be patient, all right? >> i

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mr. johnson and obviously on the mistrust that confidence which is b, for that benefit of the doubt which has been given to mr. soon after the moment will soon evaporate. the 2nd thing is going to be how the, how the public react and how the conservative back bench is also react to the measures which are announced. because if they found, basically that light b, u k is going to have to go for a long period, which is quite stagflation. re our, there isn't much in the way of stimulus for the economy and there are increasing burdens both for businesses. and even if it's particular businesses and consumers are the resurgence of this unity seems to me very, very likely or see what happens. certainly for the time being, it's been good to speak about cost, hold by from a d. m invest to services and not to thank you very much for your time. let's go over to under simmons in downing street and andrew. obviously we're breaking the news now that we're hearing. that richie sudak has been appointed by king charles the 3rd to form his majesty's government. that's right. he is prime minister officially now, and he'll b