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a plan for newson, tara, no one knows exactly how it will be implemented. everything is clear answers that many comes to them. centera might easily quite natural. to consider the resources they have, like this higher power, they hope all month to power the city. the construction of new centera has only just begun and is expected to take another 20 years. put the scorecard for cities built from scratch is patchy. brazil's capital brazilian ended up notoriously segregated me in mars. ne p door is mostly a ghost city. and in nigeria, a boucher lack of affordable housing, created slums and south that is only far a political agenda. it's not going to work. a good city is, is a city for all is an inclusive and, and that is a lie there that it's a song in that city. until then jakarta will continue to sink. the metropolis remains the capital and economic center of indonesia. it's hard to imagine that this will change any time soon for what good home look like, that real resources on july 14, on materials that are readily available. we met an indian architect who s

got any of your mind or did not, but i she's a cost to get a group when you on yesterday with dr. newson, who is a school some delusion, little booklet lucian cleared rios with technically speaking, the g. o. p can claim victory in the mid term elections, but that victory is humiliating. traditionally, the party out of power performs much better, particularly since now the economy is in such a poor state and by v is unpopular. these elections prove the country is as divided as ever a headline story today, the russian defense ministry say its troops up cross the didn't. yep. or river city golf. defensive positions on the left. bank of the walk away all the way on the night spent off strategic regrouping. also, with top 27 hills western country shift to a told like energy despite their previous condemnation, african nations doing the very same thing on the initiative that cut provided the continent with reliable power many years with gums as uganda as president lashes on it, criticism by western powers albred's oil pipe.

but say president biden decides he is out in 2020 four, will newson declare his intention? josh: he definitely could. it is not clear what would happen. his problem is really harris. if you look at the recent history of the democrats, you will see that five straight vice presidents have gone on to get the party nomination. previously, the vice president's seat was considered a backwater, not worth a bucket of warm spit, and a clean-up version of the phrase. but in recent days, that has been the steppingstone more than governor or senator or anything. you have to imagine she is in the pole position, and that is something that newsom would have to deal with. kriesten: but how do vice presidents tend to do in the presidential election against the other party? josh: george bush, george h w bush won, biden one, nixon, a former vice president one, and johnson, a former vice president won, but he obviously stepped up. it depends on the time. you can't really base it on the general election compared to the primary. the primary is the key thing. a one-on-one general election, which

i know there's a group when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school. so hopefully we'll get a new student, chloe lives with alex headlines on the international at the russian defense mandatory services troops cross their napa river, take up defensive positions on the left bank of the waterway. it's following the announcement of a strategic regrouping with the un official admits she has no evidence, but still says russian soldiers were using a biography to write ukrainians. reading. she was simply told to say this by ukrainian officials time to make a clean break. the leader of the socialist party of zambia held t.

i know post kit cost to get a group when you on yesterday with dr. newson cuckoo disposal for her delusion. got the little book lucille included with oh, isn't it new guns region battles for the city began in early march and lasted nearly 4 months. during this time, the city's population diminished by 90 percent, a $110000.00, lived here at the beginning of the year. and only 20000 remain able, con, which on home. because the cities crammed with mines ukrainian military left. a lot of hidden explosives behind, like all the other places they retreated from in dumber than you mean you would just put your school again. you see to sorry for studies. i'm one of the students. i was able to process my dad to send him a glare when you say isabel subway, but he is still playing. this is pretty shorter than under broader things that are campus color person. mr. social. more than that, it was in some other level, was sanity purchase. can you they don't, don't agree with. the ukrainian troops weren't exactly kind to the locals. they kicked them out of their plants and use those who couldn't leave this

you with, before you go, then you will a cost to get the group when you, when you've been with dr. newson, who is a school. so hopefully we'll get the little booklet lucian williams with ellie look forward. to talking to you all, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear a various job with artificial intelligence. we'll summoning with obama protect its own existence with a these are the consequences of yet another hillary strike by ukraine against residential areas. this house was reduced to rubble, r t with one of several residential areas of done yet targeted by ukrainian forces in the latest attacks. that's for people are reported injured during saturday. shelly, and in the new stories, the shape, the weak russia rejoins the grain export deal after ukraine promises it won't use the humanitarian corridor. the military purposes of moscow stress

when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school some deals with a new machine with a, with world, with you her is with you. i'm with, i am with mike with full credit. it's going to be out of wood from beach, but still easier for this patient, but in the middle that there was a wrong one. i just don't want you to see because the advocate an engagement, it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking to that is that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so the slave americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world that was caught your strategy. so some of it on your own, i not leashed off in zebulon and tablet loc. nato said it's ours. we moved east and the reason us, hey jim,

according to the plan newson tighter will be green, hyper connected digital utopia in the middle of a lush landscape. it will be fueled entirely by renewable sources of highly accessible public transportation and 75 percent of it will be covered in green space. it's a massive undertaking. indonesia has shy away from expressing is hunger for one life station and industrialization. it has been taking a very many approach to achieving dream of it from here to the high income country . more than half of indonesia, g d. p comes from java island, where jakarta is located. experts say that moving the capitol. ready is just part of a bigger development strategy, which is to jumpstart, to green industrial economy in the cali mountain part of indonesia. this is why several dams are being built. the government is constructing 5 hydropower stations on the river chaos to speed up industrialization. north of new and tara president with dodo is planning the world's biggest green industrial park. indonesia also has the largest nichol deposits in the world and raw material that the booming e car indus

the cost gets to grow up when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school some good to lose the food. i will put lucille including those with headlines right now. what are you into national, one about cruise joins russian troops on the front line in the ukraine conflict as soldiers tell us that there are many. busy foreign mercenaries among t s forces develop nations pushing a green agenda, the un climate summit in egypt for the company, while much of africa suffers from energy, poverty. unable to meet the needs of its population. the family of a palestinian american journalist faithfully shot while covering wet find protests in may demand justice at the un accusing israel if deliberately targeting the report as we speak to the brother of the late shivering. who are you ready when she was gone? even with, sorry, hon and they were still firing on pictures just visiting with your top stories on this saturday night from moscow we did talk to you to national from the entire news team here. it's great to have you with us. we do start out with the battlefield in don't ask rep

win . now your scales news release and door colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc newsone good evening we are from ukraine i congratulate this bbc news of ukraine and olga palamaryuk works in the studio in london and today we are talking about this nato countries promise to help the armed forces to fight and the population to winter, is there enough help allies, we reflect on the results of the meeting in bucharest, the russians are bombing energy plants, they are repairing what ukrainian officials are most afraid of with the onset of winter, an interview with the minister of energy and attempts to undermine morale russians, how does the hotline with tips on how to surrender to ukrainian captivity work? ukraine claims that more than 3,000 russians have used it. the two-day meeting of the foreign ministers of nato member countries ended in the capital of romania. to help ukraine win the war with russia and to mobilize all its forces in matters of military, economic , financial and humanitarian support, the representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova, has

only on november 9 , we have 12 new e-e returned to the composition of free ukraine toponyms yes, newsonein the case of the liberation of kherson, or rather the retreat of russian troops, if it is so delicately formulated, none other than the president of turkey rejet and ibr dogan became. so daily saba writes verbatim that russian troops are leaving kherson - this is a positive and important decision, erdoğan told a briefing after moscow announced its withdrawal from kherson, the turkish president added that he would meet with russian president putin at the g20 leaders' meeting on the island of bali next week if the russian leader took part in the summit or the turkish president said he would continue communication with others well, if we are talking about bali, the officials of russia and indonesia have said that putin will not come in person, so erdogan will probably communicate by phone. from nalyvaiko, a fighter from the volunteer formation free ukraine, let's talk about the situation in mykolaiv oblast, kherson oblast, severina, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes

i see so price of i need to have a cost to get the group when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school. so hopefully we'll go a little too much will include meals in i just wanted to go and pay my respects hon. all those who lost our life. the hands of the 3rd. right. and i wouldn't want to do it with anybody other than john. honestly, you know, horrible atrocities that affected millions and millions and this is the ideology that i live 5 or 4 years and what is journeyman? since is harder than mine? big jewish, i had something to turn to. he didn't, he left something that was like a family type relationship and move back into the real world. living in israel. he finally feels at home and he feels like he's with his people and a leading with his. i know that that's something i'd like to feel in life. you know, i'd like to feel that i do belong to something and i have something to look for. if you have something to believe, i'm not sure what it's going to be based. extend myself to be a real american patriot, but i don't like the direction that my country is going a whol

i need to have no cost to get the group when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school some delusion, look a little bit mutual inquisitive with i wanted to go and pay my respects hon. all those who lost their life, the hands of the 3rd, right. and i wouldn't want to do it with anybody other than john honestly, you know, horrible atrocities that affected millions and millions of.

comenzamos con hablar de la ley que firmÓ el gobernador newson. en quÉ ayuda?fas ni sobregiros. es una cuenta que va a beneficiar a millones de personas en california que no tienen acceso a servicios financieros. yarel: hablando del estudio que se hizo sobre discriminaciÓn en el acceso a servicios bancarios. quÉ encontraron? >> se hizo una encuesta y se enviaron encuestadores a bancos principales de california y encontraron una discriminaciÓn sistÉmica a personas latinas, personas que no hablan inglÉs. les rechazaron abrir cuentas bancarias. sobregiros con multas muy caras. tampoco les ofrecieron cuentas bancarias de bajo costo sin multas y tarifas. es una discriminaciÓn. yarel: quÉ opciones existen para poder ahorrar? >> el problema de no tener servicio financiero es que es bastante caro. tiene que usar alternativas como prÉstamos del dÍa de pago, tarjetas de crÉdito prepagadas y son bastantes caras. es un robo de nuestra gente y de su trabajo. yarel: en quÉ se basan los bancos para hacer decisiones, cuando se trata de establecer cuentas para los clientes? >>

almost always vote for russia, here are the already mentioned articles in the digital edition of newsona whole polygon is described, about all the facets that not all of us can even guess. nicaragua severed diplomatic relations with taiwan. and restored relations with china in december, honduras and el salvador have close trade relations with nicolago, russian investment in el salvador. few, but many chinese. incidentally, guatemala region. the only thing that still maintains relations is not from beijing to taiwan, but collectively central america is looking at the world more and more widely and is located precisely in guatemala, the central american parliament. yes, gagarin yuri alekseevich is the work of the russian sculptor alexei leonov, so we are all looking for friends. and who else gagarin will once again appoint the parliament of central america in his parliament this week, an event of the global energy prize was held in this parliament and deputies from various countries of the region were not at all embarrassed that the prize registered in moscow, rather, on the contrary. and

a group, when you, when you're speaking with dr. newson, who is a school. so a delusion gets a little bit, you know, the machine with headlines right now. we're not to international as the russian ministry of defense to says the troops have crossed the napa river to take up defensive positions on the left, the bank of the waterway, vistas following an announcement about strategic regrouping. un official admits she has no evidence but still says the russian soldiers were using by agra to write ukrainians that she revealed she was simply told this by some ukrainian official, a just days off to india as foreign minister was in moscow. agree to expand economic ties with russia. the us treasury secretary hedge to new delhi attempts to all parties that swapped their allegiance away from moscow. in the program time to make a bit of a clean break, the leader of the socialist party. i was down the telephone. he that african colonial past still hangs heavily on the continent and is holding. if a has destroyed plenty, they have nothing to do. yes, we have been in cour

so i see a deep bench for, for the democratic party, everyone from elizabeth warren, to gabby newson, to the governor of michigan to myself, to a l. c. 2 i on a presley. there are many incredibly talented di, now me people who can galvanize the country and get them excited about what this country is supposed to be. we haven't, as you know, we haven't really done the work of me in the ideals of our constitutional democracy . you know, the question for me is, what does, what does that look like? how could we galvanize the american people to get there? and i think everyone i just named has the ability to do that. if they really embrace the beautiful diversity of our country really unlocked adversely for the white. how to do it for the white house though? do you see any of those people. 2 able to step into the role of presidential candidate and we see president a o c with the you know, with the president bowman. and that's what we're talking about that. that's what we're talking. okay. yes, absolutely. fair. fair enough. i mean, i was thinking and i think that's how other people are think

siebel newson, who is a documentary filmmaker and the wife of california governor gavin newsom , saysinstein raped her in a hotel room in 2005 where he had lured her under the guise of a business meeting. she is the fourth survivor to testify at weinstein's los angeles trial. he was already convicted of rape and criminal sexual assault in new york in 2020 though he is appealing that case. construction workers at a tesla auto "gigafactory" in austin, texas filed a complaint with the department of labor tuesday, describing unsafe working conditions and wage theft. one whistleblower says their employer provided fake credentials in lieu of giving workers essential training about the job. others say they were not compensated at all or did not receiver earned over time. a worker simply identified as victor told the guardian he and his colleagues were ordered to to keep working in a flooded area that was covered in live wiring, prompting victor to tell his wife, "i'm going to die in this factory." other locations of elon musk's tesla factories have been repeatedly cited for worker rights vio

. >> you shoulok.d go but you'll e to paper cap next will newson replaces joe as a, gets the heave house] [cheering] it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. . >> greg:. >> greg: it's a plan that' greg: is a plan that's utterly gruesome and involves gavin newsom. that's interesting. this really is becoming married with children. will joe give, shove to make wae for the oily hair to go? according to the hilt the paper, not the land mass kamala harris, the plan is simple by replaces hairs with newsom and thene resigns or 42024 thus making newsom the president and giving him a launch pad to election. i know, my goodness.it control yourselves. it is a proposal is simple as is diabolical. account were replaced kat timpf with macaulay culkin.gh [laughter] you guys haven't caught on yet? [laughter] a novel theory floating around like tootsie rolls

sable newson said in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel during what she thought was going to be a meeting to talk about her career. she broke down a few minutes into her testimony when she was asked to identify weinstein from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles. the sexually assaulting several women. his lawyers claim weinstein and siebel newsom had consensual and that she sought to use him to advance her acting career. tonight, legendary late night host jay leno is recovering in the hospital after suffering severe burns. less scary here. police say one of his car just burst into flames in his los angeles garage correspondent. >> nancy loo has the latest. >> 72 year-old talk show legend jay leno is a renowned car collector who is known to spend his weekends working on them. the incident that hospitalized happened yesterday inside is la garage. in a statement the hospital said jay wants everyone to know he is in stable condition and receiving treatment for burns to his face and hands from a gasoline accident in his garage. he is in good humor and touched