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when michelle o'neill was on this i michelle o'neill was on this programme, the leader of sinn fein inbly in her lifetime. d0 quite possibly in her lifetime. do ou? i quite possibly in her lifetime. dr? you? i don't know. it's impossible to save. before brexit, i would have said, odds—on, probably not. since, thinks have been much more fluid, and people who would have been previously unionist, though i would have said pragmatic unionist, perhaps is the way to describe them, who were content with the status quo, unless content with the status quo, unless content with the status quo than the previous. i5 quo, unless content with the status quo than the previous.— quo than the previous. is that the best way to _ quo than the previous. is that the best way to describe _ quo than the previous. is that the best way to describe you? - quo than the previous. is that the best way to describe you? not. best way to describe you? not reall . i best way to describe you? not really. i don't _ best way to describe you? iirrt really. i don't really have... i suppose i don't really define myself in tha

we have heard from michelle o'neill _ for them.h the protocol and she does accept that paperwork is a big burden. she says she is about the two companies are northern ireland who were quite happy with the protocol, so why aren't you? if happy with the protocol, so why aren't you?— happy with the protocol, so why aren't ou? i. ., ., aren't you? if you are an exporter, if ou aren't you? if you are an exporter, if you are _ aren't you? if you are an exporter, if you are sending _ aren't you? if you are an exporter, if you are sending stock— aren't you? if you are an exporter, if you are sending stock to - aren't you? if you are an exporter, l if you are sending stock to northern ireland, no hassle, no paperwork. retail is slightly different. don't get me wrong, in the odd thing it does help us. when you... they are not interested in supplying northern ireland so we are getting left out all the time. ireland so we are getting left out all the time-— ireland so we are getting left out all the time. what would you like westminster _ all

alix: joining us for her take is meg o'neill.ntly in texas for the company's merger with bhp petroleum. the trade in london in the stock exchange, a big merger any months in the making. congratulations on it. i'm sure it feels good to get that deal done. i wanted to get an idea from you , what's the pitch to investors. this been a lot of momentum and energy stocks as oil prices have taken off. mega: the narrative that we put out to the market when we announce the merger last august was one of how the merger would strengthen the company and provide us with geographic diversity with -- and increase our diversity of products from being a company that was largely lng to have more in the portfolio. geographic diversity, expanding to a significant position in north america. in certain financial perspectives strengthening the balance sheets. the merger was done on a debt-free basis. over the course of the past year we've been working towards merger completion, of the market has strengthened i think that further enhances the value of the

earlier my colleague unit o'neill discussed the situation with mohammed. i talk java, the director general of the pakistan house international thing tank. the euro centric and the us centric and the west centric policies. more or less has been creating lot of trouble for the developing countries. for only one mattered, i think the sanction the geem has paralyzed many economies. the new world order, i would say also can be categorize in terms of how we one country or set of countries stand up to one net it the construct that only the rest and way to deal with any issue is correct. one, a large majority of countries. if you look at them, you will find out that it is only a matter of opportunity when you ask them about the issue. they will speak up, he's got china, india, pakistan saying, well, hold on you're, you're not, you're not talking for us as well. we want to make our own decisions there. and i think it has that be more to the forefront of western leaders mine since the start of the ukraine conflict. i think it came later to be honest because they wer

my name's unit o'neill and 30 minutes of news and views start out. free people are reported kill to on their own. 10 more civilians injured after heavy shelling and that done yet. people's republic continued for a 3rd day on monday. local officials, same be attacks, were carried out by ukrainian forces. ah, so 5 more civilians lost their lives and more than 20 were winded by artillery fire over the weekend than yet. sc authorities claimed around 70 missiles were fired up the region from grad rocket launchers, which can shoot several missiles simultaneously. kia hasn't yet commented on the attack. for schools, a kindergarten and residential building suffered heavy damage. ortiz, romano, culture of reports from the city. the ground here in the nest was shaking once again as f 5 city. this freaks came on zer, heavy artillery fire from a ukraine, at least as 70 around from multiple rocket launchers were used against civilians and civilian infrastructure. at least 3 people have been killed and that and wounded. now several apartment buildings caught on fi

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have not only working relationships but true friendships across the aisle, democratic speaker tip o'neill praised her efforts on a visit to the executive residence saying the white house has never looked better. nancy cared deeply about the health and well-being of her fellow americans. perhaps her best known initiative was leading the campaign against drug abuse. it's a bit ironic the woman who had never taken over an answer asked in an entire nation to just say no. [laughter] while still serving as first lady, missus reagan received a .frightening diagnosis, breast cancer. through her own personal trial including the public decision to undergo a radical mastectomy she devoted herself to raising greater awareness of breast cancer and inspired generations of women in their own battles against the disease. after the white house when her husband was struck with alzheimer's disease, hers was the strongest voice in support of lifesaving support. even decades after the administration ended, she continued to leave her mark on theat nation. every subject in the administration historians have tri

when jim o'neil goldman sachs economists came up with the term there were sort of these countries are models of instability and the rest of the world soon. the read, the western particular seemed pretty stable and then suddenly fast forward in the last 2 years has been a lot of global instability. and we've had a crisis in democracy in the us. we for all these new issues that are their dad, china has really emerge in those in the, in the years since the bricks were invented. and so i think can it's going to be interesting to see how things develop. because with that, you know, whether these alliances will actually mean anything is always a big question because as much divides them as, as unified them and china is also very interested in international alliances these days be they trade alliances or anemia in political alliances. it's trying to shore up a front against the west basic. i mean, it just keeps throwing them out there so, so i'm, of course we can talk a little bit about china's attempt at, in europe 16 plus $117.00 plus one of countries. how is that working as an indicator o

as more programs get there start in moments time. unit o'neil saying good bye for night. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, a dweller you talked you had a cell phone but i see a deal with a lawyer grimes group were that pulled up with what interested or se julia? does she somebody over there or scholarship but 0, but she was with talking to a a might be for ah, a with somebody. what will not put you out the whole not for crying on, but she and you because you and you got a young them, you got a side me why you must say like a little boy, a desinik or can you find that i did a lot that you do it that way. you flop. was the idea that was a blue cross. they knew it was a lot, but almost i knew the yeah. just the market. you mean, i mean, looked at me of when i see they still i that we'll talk a little i'm with that it's but follow you got the ability to have 3 of you. cool. i'm with you a sort of tunnel with zebra, from my god. bless you, bye. a scott? it's betsy buffy. i'm thought video over here. not got him. you up the wheels. let's see. bye bye. so if you buy a new list that yo

the reagan-o'neill model. i think it was in the 1980's, greenspan commission was formed by president reagan. tip o'neill and ronald reagan were known to have a drink together. apparently in one of those discussions they said, let's do something about social security because it's growing broke. they got alan greenspan and other folks to come up with ideas. they adjusted the age of retirement over time from 65 to 67. i just got my first social security check a few months ago. i was eligible, 66, i think in two months. in my case, when i was 21 and 22, my mom and dad died within about 15 months of each other. i had a 13-year-old sister, we moved in with an aunt and uncle, probably never made over $30,000 in her life. the survivor benefit of social security for my sister until she got 18 really helped us get by. now i am 66, soon will be 67. i have a good salary. i have a military retirement. i have a congressional pension plan if you ask me to take a little less to save social security for people who need it more

the raegan o'neil model. i think it is in the 80s. greenspan commission was formed by president reagan, tip o'neill, ronald reagan were known to have a drink together. apparently during when those discussions, they said let's do something about social security. it is going. broke alan greenspan, a bunch of folks came up with some ideas. they did more on the revenue side. they adjusted the age of retirement from 65 to 67. i just got my first social security checks a few months ago. i was eligible 66, i think, in two months. in my case, when i was a 21 and 22, my mom and dad died within about 15 months of each other. at a 13-year-old sister, we moved in with an aunt and uncle, we worked in plants in south carolina. never made over $30,000 in her life. the survivor benefit, the social security for my sister, until she became 18 really helped us get by. now, i am 66, soon i will be 67. i have a good sally, i've a military retirement. i've a congressional pension plan. if you ask me to take a little less to save social security for people

miles: carie o'neill is the senior coral scientist here.rst she hoped to participate in a massive effort by a team of scientists to harvest healthy coral from the reefs to create an arc, a desperate move to avoid extinctions. >> however they don't stop growing and if you're keeping them under happy conditions then they're just going to keep growing and growing. miles: she wondered if she could make endangered pillar corals happy enough to reproduce. sothing like that had never been done before with florida corals in aquariums. >> you have to get all the seasonal cues right. the change in temperature, the change in daylight. sun riedz, sunset, the moon phase. all of these different cues have to be just right in order for that one event to occur around the full moon of august. miles: the spawning happened on their first try. in august of 2019. >> we were just cheering and yelling and calling everybody like come in, we need help. [laughter] and it's happened like clockwork every year since then. miles: so what started as a gene bank a few year

brandon o'neil, though, is from boston. born and raised.standably he was not as enthusiastic about the impromptu pep rally at the airport just as he was heading home sitting outside of a boston gate. right now we have dancers for the warriors don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. o'neill has high hopes for the celtics taking on the dubs and td gardens. he's predicting celtics in seven doves are strong, but this year it's a celtics. i know they're down 32 , but they've faced elimination three times now. so no reason why they can't come back one more time. the pep rally had the crowd on their feet and each passenger was offered a little piece of gold to twirl and root on dubbed nation. luzinski made his way on board with a series of high fives and a prediction for dub nation. dubs are gonna win. they haven't had a complete game yet in this whole series. you know, everyone's going to hit tomorrow. i think it's gonna be awesome. i'll be crying like a baby if it happens, yeah, if i get to be there, dubs, hoping to close out

we have a lot planned here so i want to thank terry o'neill. we'll bring maya back. as promised, right now we go to the supreme court where julia ainsley is live. julia? >> reporter: well, ari, just to put this in perspective here, this crowd now is upwards of 2,000 people. this morning before the opinion came out there were about 30 waiting, as they have been for the past six weeks since that opinion was leaked, just waiting for this opinion today. as you've seen, protests have grown across the country. i'm here at ground zero in front of the supreme court where speakers are starting to call for these protesters to continue to go to the streets and push congress to pass laws that would codify roe since that decision was overturned today. we've spoken to people from both sides, very fervent with their opinions here. there's been a lot of face-to-face conflict, people getting in each other's faces and yelling. now it seems to be a crowd of mainly people fighting for abortion access and we'll see as the night continues how this crowd reacts. we've seen extra security.

went down to secretary o'neil and said, i don't think he had seen it just yet. then we immediately tried to get an aircraft back home to the states, but as we all know, all the aircrafts were grounded. it took almost 24 hours to get a military flight, to fly back to washington d. c.. >> tell us a little bit about post 9/11 with respect to the development of the department of homeland security. sort of, that day revealed a lot of things about how we treated security, and how our government ran with respect to this kind of attack. and sort of the deficiencies that were uncovered, and sort of how the department of homeland security came about. >> sure. you know, again, it developed after 9/11. at the time, the secret service was under the department of u.s. treasury. you had other entities. you had alcohol tobacco and firearms under the treasury. you had different departments under justice, so law enforcement and the intelligence community were in different agencies. u.s. coast guard was under transportation. it was not until dhs that put it all under one roof, whe

brandon o'neil, though, is from boston. born and raised. understandably he was not as enthusiastic about the impromptu pep rally at the airport just as he was heading home sitting outside of a boston gate. right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. o'neill has high hopes for the celtics taking on the dubs and td gardens. he's predicting celtics in seven. the doves are strong, but this year to celtics i know they're down 32, but they've faced elimination three times now. so no reason why they can't come back one more time. the rally had the crowd on their feet, and each passenger was offered a little piece of gold to twirl and root on dub nation made his way on board with a series of high fives and a prediction for dub nation. dubs are gonna win. they haven't had a complete game yet. this whole series. you know, everyone's going to hit tomorrow. i think it's gonna be awesome. and i'll be crying like a baby if it happens, yeah, if i get to be there, dubs, hoping to close out this

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i'm claire o'neill and i'm the co—finder of an organisation called a greener festival.stival, it could be that a temporary town, essentially, is being built, if it's a large event, so it does need to be managed quite closely to make sure that it's not having negative impacts on the environment. it also has a real opportunity for being a role model. we have the chance to go away from our normal day—to—day living. if you're out camping, you'll realise that electricity isn't something that's just at the flick of a switch, that the waste that you produce, it's actually materials. you can see the impact of consumption, essentially. there are a lot of really good examples of festivals that are doing great work for the environment. boom festival, in portugal, they have their own site. they've got the opportunity to use the funds that come in from the festival to really regenerate the land and enhance the biodiversity of the land. there is also dgtl festival — spelt dgtl — which is in amsterdam, and they've got great ambition to be the world's first circular festival. we achiev

also gives obviously the mayor a tremendous opportunity, an opening if he is indeed recalled as tip o'neill said, all politics are local and this is a very localized race. but san francisco shifted back and forth a lot of time between liberal conservative policies but the undercurrent of who we are as san francisco has always remained the same. >> so i think there's going to be a lot of drama. and if you're someone who cares about this race, exceptionally low turnout can't have an incredible skewing impact on exactly what the result could be. so if you're still out there, get out to the polls because this is a point where your additional vote could make a difference. all right. so recall elections are kind of weird. i mean, the is essentially running against himself, his own record there. no. >> republicans in sight. so the fact that it has come this far regardless of the outcome, does that not suggest that even some diehard democrats are tiring of progressive politics. >> what it does do is it it really relays the difficulty that democrats have talking about criminal justice reform, about

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the smallest lot on initiative in gone, our teachers, people all to cultivate dear own tomatoes, o'neills and pepper. and it's important information because climate change is force in many people to leave agriculture. a crowd of women is gathering to get some gardening tips, growing fresh produce isn't todd, and the benefits are enormous. here in northern gonna alberta, a casa and her team, a showing local women how best to create a backyard vegetable garden. the small organization started out as a social media project. we are all planning together and soon gathered momentum. attract in a growing number of female followers. we had seats our face, we had some small guiding food. so we saw that advocating, putting on social media. that's if you want to back, you had got and just contact us and it was on those. i don't whether you the word creed was cobra was within a week, 700 volunteers signed up for the one household, one garden program. during the pandemic, food prices rose dramatically and many people decided to go back to brewing their own vegetable. alberta, of course, has seen how wo

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my name's unit o'neill, of 30 minutes of news on views starts. indeed, we begin with quite a sizable development, the russian defense ministry se several danielle is now under the control of the lou council republic, including the assault plants in the industrial area there, which they say the authorities kind of been used by ukrainian forces as a hide now the confirmation came off to lucas, l p. our authority said russian lead forces had entered the ton of this a chance. now, as you can see in the map here, it's located on the other side of the river from several. i don't yet scar. have now entered the city of this a chance, and jack combats has now taken place on the streets of the town. now we are in reports that they have already taken over one of the mines and other factories there as well. ukrainian forces at the moment, according to reports, are being forced to retreat from this city and visit our latest advance of the joint forces and the potential loss of the city by ukraine will prolly or represent a major defeats the entire force of ukraine in this region. in particular, n

my name's unit o'neill, of 30 minutes of news and views starts. and then d, we begin with quite a sizable development, the russian defense ministry se several. danielle is now under the control of the loop council republic, including the assault plants in the industrial area there, which they say the authorities could have been used ukrainian forces as a hide out. now the confirmation came after lucas lp. our authority said russian lead forces had entered the ton of mister chance. now as you can see them up here, it's located on the other side of the river from several to on. yet. this a chance had been the last stronghold of ukrainian troops in the republic talking earlier on all of that. it's our team remote cost ref paul. we are indeed getting information now from the local military authorities in the legacy peoples republic that said joint forces of russia and l. p. r. have now entered the city of las a chance, and our combat is now taking place on the streets of the town. now we are in reports that they have already taken over one of the mine

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indigenous community and income but not replace their previous way of life. nasa diaz on said wesley o'neill, it wouldn't be good for conserving the ecosystem or our culture. theat is a community just lives from tourism heavier than its culture becomes folk logged in . okay. your track da. anyway, there is other work. the echo would be like collecting pine nuts and working the land. yeah. some of pastures let us women say le, he's already convinced his aunt juanita went to now. she plans to make extra money by running a small in giving him what him people could come for lunch. maybe i could set them up, appear amato? quite be alive. but right now it's winter. so she and her husband live in their house in the valley. it has running water and electricity. they also keep their animals here until spring. they mostly survive on supplies and savings left over from summer. the couples for children have all moved away to the cities. one of their sons lives more than a day bus right away. his mother hasn't seen him in over a year or more. mama, monica, as a mother, it doesn't make you happy. it's rea

more programs get there, start in moments, some unit o'neil saying good bye for now. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. western leaders have a habit of reminding us nothing about ukraine without you grange. this is rather curious as ukraine has been a western client state since the qu, against the democratically elected government in 2014. but there may be a copy out here in his home. wag the dog with out, hold on, we just love to come yet each policy the team from tyneesa through joseph junior should be on the school and you know, show how you can always change that might be a cause of the way we usually have somebody send me monday on monday of mobiles, of process to some of them that show up and she was one of the young, pretty much people in the near me. it's a pretty young not all the crew of the focus. it's because it's not not, you know, not to proceed with chris journey explain it is linearly mentioned the martin associates with my partner, master splinter of my thought that i believe from the last you know, what, you know, what you can across out change to the school intere

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this is our team from the team on myself, unit o'neill. hello, and welcome to the news our. let's begin with the day's developments in the ukraine conflict. russia essays a ton destroyed up to 50 multiple rocket launchers positioned in hungers in nikolai of nobody's the same city where moscow came yesterday, it had killed 500 ukrainian soldiers and military equipment taken out as well in the strike. fuel reserves and repair facilities were hit 2 in fighting across the don boss. republics, russia say some 650 ukrainian soldiers, meanwhile, have been killed in the past 24 hours while tanks, artillery units, drones and other military hardware have been destroyed. that deadlock situation in the key city of c over the net square, a fierce battle had raged since early march remains unchanged. meanwhile, people in the city of done yet scar, living under dearly shelling from the ukrainian army. our teacher among customer of is there right now and filed this report. today we're working in the keeps districts of the city of the nascar. this area has been targeted by a crate and milita

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my name's unit o'neill. we begin with the days developments in the ukraine conflict. russia said it has destroyed up to 50 multiple rocket launchers positioned in hungers. in nikolai, i have no doubt is the same city where moscow claimed yesterday it had killed 500 ukrainian soldiers destroyed military equipment as well in the strike. fuel reserves repair facilities were had 2 while in fighting across the dumbbells republic. russia say some 650 ukrainian trips have been killed in the past 24 hours, swell tanks, artillery units, drones and other military hardware have been eliminated to the deadlock situation. in the case of the ups, your vote and yet square fear, spots have raged since early march remains unchanged. r t. how scene for sound, how people in the city of done yet scar, living under daily shelling from the ukrainian army. our correspondent roman culture is there not on file this report. today we're working in the keeps kit, district of the city of the net sca this area has been targeted by a crat

my name's unit o'neill at 30 minutes of news and views starting are the leaders of france, germany, italy, andrew mania. buck immediate candidate status for ukraine's bid to join the knots as they met and care of what ukraine's presidency lensky. the quartets made the trip buzz sizable divisions emerge within the e u for support for ukraine, and it's the mountains and the conflict. the french, german on italian leaders travel to give by train with arrayed sirens in the city sounding shortly after their arrival. before the meeting, they made their way directly to the suburb of urban, which key of accused russian forces of trying to use as a base for c in the capitol. the 3 had previously been criticized by ukrainian authorities for not providing care with the skill of weaponry. it's been demanding for this thing the country sooner. however, during a press conference following their meeting with vladimir zalinski, the european leaders spoke of arthur amend support for ukraine, including supplying additional lethal aid le fonts the people mutual of france has been alongside ukraine since day