and you know speaker o'neill? i recently heard from a friend of speaker o'neill, whom you probably know. he was a very colorful politician who was one of the first american visitors whom i saw in moscow when i became general secretary. his friends told me that speaker o'neill, when he spoke about people, he said, i have a very important test. this man has not forgotten where he comes from. when a person doesn't forget where he comes from, that's very important.' and from that standpoint, i can say i don't forget where i come from, and that probably is the foundation of my democratic spirit. what i did, what raisa did we come from working families we took advantage of the opportunities that existed in the soviet period for such people we were able to take advantage, and this is our life, despite all of the tribulations and problems inherent in that soviet system. you know, you cannot just say, well, it was a bad system and, therefore people could do nothing and what people could do didn't matter.' no. the first thi

we wanted to maybe first here from the mayor of durham north carolina mayor o'neil who joined us today. >> mr president. i'm so happy to be here today. uh on on this special day, it is women's equality day and in north carolina, we are still a relatively safe haven state for a woman's right to choose but where it is a threat, anywhere is a threat for everybody. and so today in north carolina, we stand ready to help change the narrative. i do believe that it is time for us to talk about the encroachment or non encroachment of reproductive rights for men. the conversation in this arena has been primarily focused in on women's reproductive rights, but there are two partners when it comes to pregnancy and we should look and see what the other side can contribute in this conversation. when it comes to reproductive freedoms. we are all at a crucial state in our nation in a number of arenas, but the right to choose is a fundamental right in so many areas and within this threatened, we must all pitch in to make sure that it's balanced. i'm a former judge of the sitting judge for 24 years at th

miles: carrie o'neill is the senior coral scientist.d if she could make endaered pillar corals happy enough to reproduce. something 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, sunrise, 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 on their first try, in august of 2019. >> we were just cheering and yelling and calling everybody come in, we need help. and has happened like clockwork every year since then. miles: so what started as a gene bank five years ago is now huge, thriving coral breeding center. carrie o'neill occasionally joins doctors from florida fish and moloch conservation commission as they cement their offspring onto ailing reefs. eventually o'neill hopes it will find the genes that make coral resistant and selectively breed animals that are immune to stony coral tissue loss disease. rem

he is the favourite to take overfrom michael o'neill. conference was cancelled at the last made this morning and postponed until later this afternoon. england are building a decent first innings lead in the second test against south africa at old trafford. they lost both overnight batsmen in the first hour. jonny bairstow fell one run short of a half century. captain ben stokes and ben foakes have helped them past south africa's first innings of 151. german car maker audi has announced it willjoin formula one in 2026. first practice is under way in the belgian grand prix. german car maker audi has announced it willjoin formula one in 2026. it will supply engines and has been attracted by new rules that feature increased electrical power and sustainable fuel. the team they'll be joining forces with will be announced by the end of this year. england's matt fitzpatrick is due to tee off his second round of the tour championship in atlanta in third place. the us open champion shot a six—under—par 64 first round. but he's still six behind the

o'neil? how long is this sustainable for you as it stands with the status quo?ss owner, i can sustain as long as i can which is for the survival of my business and my family. but for my team members, it's becoming ever increasingly difficult where we're losing team members, we have a labor shortage already and it's getting harder and harder to keep people who want to work in the city of jackson when they don't even know if they can show up for work due to a water outage which affects them being able to pay their bills. they're now seeking employment in outlying counties and areas. >> you talked about how this is not the first time you've dealt with a crisis although this one is severe. what is your message to officials who say it was only a matter of time before this already weak water system failed like this? >> i guess thank you for finally banning together. again, i hope the federal government is stepping in. i appreciate the state government stepping in. the city of jackson is in dire need of help and it's not just the restaurant businesses. it's the educati

democratic speaker tip o'neill praised her efforts on a visit to the executive residence saying the white house has never looked better. nancy reagan cared deeply about the health and well-being of her fellow americans. perhaps her best known initiative was leading america's campaign against drug abuse. it's a bit ironic that the woman who would never take no for an answer ask an entire nation to just say no. well stir still serving his first lady. mrs. reagan received a frightening diagnosis breast cancer through her own personal trial including her 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. and after the white house when her husband was struck with alzheimer's disease hers was the strongest voice in support of life-saving support. even decades after the reagan administration ended she continued to leave her mark on our nation. in every subsequent administration historians have tried to identify who performs the quote nancy function. the pers

glad back in the late game, mines are kindly playing, o'neill and berlin, while by and faithful, spoke later on. that's all from us for now. up next technology show ships look sought the high speed drones bringing a new look to hollywood. got past us. i am eddie micah, julia, thanks for watching. staging from one use on the top of off. remember also you can find more news on our website, d, w dot com and follow us on social media. talking about social media, feel free to also follow me on twitter at eddie. mike, thanks for your time. staging for more news with will you become a criminal mm.

government implement reforms aimed at improving the lives of indigenous people for time and be a champion. o'neill greeted a prime minister anthony alba neese pledging whatever help is needed. and in tennis, us open defending champion, emma read, who can, who says she feels no pressure in the run up to the tournament. but the 19 year old hasn't had a win this year. the british player seated 11th will take on france's at least corner in the opening round on tuesday. staying with us open practice sessions have begun in new york ahead of the last tennis grand slam of the year. and this year's tournament will be a special one. it will be the last act of serena williams. trophy lading career. she's announced she'll retire after the turn that the american has won 23 grand slam singles titles. a record of the open era of tennis that includes 6 championship winds at flushing meadows with the last coming back in 2000 towards more than half a century after the apollo moon landings plans to carry humans back. there again are running way behind schedule. much of the necessary hardware is still on the drawing

for time n b, a champion, o'neill, greeted prime minister anthony albanese in pledging whatever help is needed. and in tennis, us open champ, defending champion m red, who can, who says she feels no pressure in the run up to the tournament. the 19 year old hasn't had a win this year. the british player seated 11th will take on frances, at these corner in the opening round on tuesday. and speaking of the us open practice sessions, have we got to new york ahead of the last tennis grand slam of the year. and this year's tournament will be a special one. it will be the last act of serena williams, trophy laden career. she's announced she will retire after the tournament. the american has one at 23 grand slam singles titles, a record for the open era of tennis that includes 6 championship winning at flushing meadows last coming back in 2014 and professional football has returned to ukraine with the 1st top flight matches since the invasion of full set of fixtures is taking place this weekend and there is both pride and trepidation from players and fans alike. and one game already. air rai

for time and be a champion, o'neil greeted prime minister antony alba neese pledging. whatever help is needed and in tennessee was opened, defending champion. emma ryder. kuhn, i says she feels no pressure in the run up to the tournament. the 19 year old became the 1st qualifier to win a grand slam. however, ruddock, who now has yet to win this year. the british player seated 11th, will take on frances, at least corny in the opening round on tuesday. that's all from us for now. up next hour, documentary examining secrets locked in the sewer water. stay tuned for that. o vibrant heather tended glistening plates of long mediterranean sea. seen it almost roar, winter fall, do korean drift along exploring order. why styles and editor.

for time in be a champion, o'neill greeted prime minister antony alba niecy pledging. whatever help is needed practice sessions have begun in new york ahead of the last 10. his grand slam of the year. and this year's us opened will be a special one. it will be the last act of serena williams career. she's announced she will retire after the tournament. the american has 123 grand slam singles titles, a record for the open era of tennis that includes 6 championships, winds at flushing meadows with the last coming back in 2014 and finally, india has carried out its largest ever demolition project to 100 meter high apartment towers on the outskirts of the capitol delhi were brought down in a matter of seconds. india supreme court ordered the demolition after it was discovered that high rises, the high rise is violated numerous safety regulations. thousands of nearby residents were evacuated as a precaution ahead of the explosion. that's a lot of dust there. it wouldn't dw news up next. well, stories for me and the team in berlin. thanks for watching with they want to know

guest: a quote that is been misunderstood, tip o'neill many years ago, he said cutting social security is the third rail of american politics. we need to have the courage to address it. i think that momentum will build because we can't do what we did in 1983. this is a political program and we must act we can't wait. host: our first call is from bridget in fort lauderdale. go ahead with her? comment. caller: social security would not be cut, is that right? they can't cut your social security, do i have that right or not? guest: let's say the worst case, we get to 2030 4, 2035 and no action was taken, there would be an across-the-board 20% cut. do i think that will happen, no. host: do have a follow-up question? caller: as people age they have house issues. -- health issues. when you think about cutting it you would have an older person that might be relying on that for medical things that come up. to cut it would be really bad for any senior who would have a health issue. guest: the program that deals with health is medicare. it is an offshoot of social security. medicare is the progra

named harry o'neill, who previously led the board's first team, is only the sixth time a head coach hascked from a premier league club in august, the last one 18 years ago, the us open has barely started but has already brought a number of unexpected results. it all started with simona khalib, who lost 124 russian federation of the world daria snow, and today the baton of sensations was picked up by the twelfth racket of the world taylor fritz, an american in the first round lost to his compatriot brandont. taking 303 position in the world ranking 76673646

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her husband o'neill iden, makes videos. they shoot the preparation of the tiny turkish dishes like conifer mclamore ah, and sim it. they post them on youtube and instagram, where fans worldwide follow them. sherman kicked in busta. it was my wife's idea that that's how it started with her . so i was a little cool to the idea. at 1st i thought i thought it wouldn't lise entities, but as soon as it started we got a lot of views and commented on those sort of picked out of the no mild toughness hills. my kids working in normal kitchen so night so that the tiny kitchen is very enjoyable. i because i produce something for my followers. here i try the recipes. i haven't tried in the real kitchen doesn't for example, lamp june. yeah, i made it in the tiny kitchen time. it was very nice and was very well liked to it's more enjoyable to work in this kitchen was one little it's like the til smart by keith. this global, tiny cooking trend is especially popular in japan, south korea, and the usa. back to wisdom bowl. today, it's grape

when i miss, ah, i need gas, o'neill, i'm you sound like a you must have a garage and by living on gina, he is also your nobody legal are you going us? you know, luca or not sula phenomena. there last are no good. you every person thought it up on my own gum. pushing deadness in elisa he was illegal. welcome, gushing. by did i, gina? i: oh, what does that even mean or not? i turned on by living i, you know, so basically that means that you're out of place and this is what makes me angry. the idea that black people don't belong black people are part of the foundation of panama. at one point africans and their descendants outnumbered to europeans. 5 to one. it's a it's a leaking in the think they think look a little or chill see in this is bonnie on vivian. i think coldwell don't need to see the lawyer after you got this. clearly so eat the leaking years of the my voted both been stolen, good stuff. i don't live by the 19th century, white fear of black uprisings and a desire to establish regional support. and unity led to a campaign of presenting a non black image of panama to the world.

that's what form or pakistan prime minister in ran con, told my colleague in o'neill, doing an exclusive interview this week. the wide ranging discussion came shortly after an islamic bank court extended cons bail following terrorism charges against him. they had made this into a terrorism case. the ban my life coverage on, on, on, on screen. and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me since i left office 4 months back. never has there been such a public response for, for any political body as it is for my body today? the government is panicking. they out there watching us grow in popularity. we. we swept the by elections and the biggest province and punjab. the other 2 bi election which was swept so there, but scared and that's why they're clamping down. if we go back mister cam to when you are interested from power in the spring time, you've mentioned several times that certain documents exist that confirm foreign interference in your removal from power. are you in any position to tell us what those documents may be? well, the, the sofa and

we had between 12 and 15, licensed public warehouses for international commerce under duty frees o'neill today we have none 0. but one thing everyone here agrees is that reopening the border is the 1st step to providing opportunities for both sides. allison, their m p a t t l, jersey cook water. right. joining us from georgia in the u. a. e. is hire a local candle, he's the dean of the college of communication at the university of georgia and latin america. analysts good to have you with us. so hire to reopening the border. of course, that's good news for people on both sides. but how easy is it going to be to get around some of the challenges to try? i'm talking procedural challenges and security issues and so on. it's going to be a big challenge for both 5, for one on the one hand, of course. as well as economy, although i've somehow recover a bit, it's still still in 3 for most people hardly make ends meet and the company, the company has a really hard time getting hard currency to pay off on the other side. yeah. i mean with that security, a lot of the gorilla groups at the dc didn't

earlier my colleague union o'neill spoke with the scientist behind the report who stressed that their warning is not sensationalist. the findings of your research frankly is, is terrifying. did you expect the conclusions to be as extreme as they were? no, i didn't expect that they would be this extreme. this is the 1st time ever and looked at the agricultural losses from the climate disaster that would occur after a nuclear war on a country by country basis. now we've studied, for example, the young daily temperatures in a place like ukraine, which is a bed bur redbreast in europe. and it was the worst. darcy, radcliffe, freezing there is no day for more than 2 years in which there is not a day in, on temperature, below freezing. we calculate how many people would die from the direct effects of the nuclear war. ready the heretic effects we already know about number of people that would die from starvation, far removed from where any bombs will be dropped was more than 10 times the number of direct effects. the non proliferation treaty negotiations are just ending today in or tomorrow,

i'm getting o'neil. we begin with breaking news. the last leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev has died. 891. he passed away in moscow. central hospital after a prolonged illness. let's take a look through his legacy and our special coverage here on our team. the who's who's when mikhail gorbachev overhauled the soviet union foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which thought relations with the west and brought by the end of the costly cold war . gorbachev called for the world to be seen as united, in dirt dependent. instead of divided into communists, the capitalist countries now he saw the balance of interests of different countries as a way of solving international problems. universal values ought to be recognised above all others, whether they be religious or national. the soviet leader also wanted to see the world free from all nuclear weapons by the start of the 21st century. russian officials have been expressing their condolences with the kremlin spokesperson, dimitri pest golf, also high

my name's unit o'neill. on explosion in couple has left 2 people injured. the incident is believed to have happened near a local tv channel and occurred on the 1st anniversary of the taliban returning to power in afghanistan. amid the chaotic us withdrawal, a local journalist sent us this brief report. on monday, the islamic government of the taliban was celebrating the 1st anniversary of their victory over the americans who left afghanistan on the same day last year and the taliban established their own rule. meanwhile, there was an explosion in the capital cobble which caused chaos later. government officials said the blas occurred in a vehicle. it may have been a magnetic device or a mine, but we don't know about the nature of this blas yet here in the streets of cobbler . people strongly believe it was a bomb planted by the enemy to subvert our celebrations. and it comes as new details of the failures accompanying the u. s. retreat have recently emerged in a leaked report. now it was carried out by republicans on the u. s. foreign affairs committee on r

my name's unit o'neill. today is the 1st anniversary of the taliban returning to power. enough gallus done amid the chaotic us withdrawal. and the day has been marked by 2 people being injured in an explosion. and couple an improvised device was planted in a car near a local tv trouble. now, new details of the failures a company about us withdrawal 12 months ago have recently emerged in elite report. it was carried out by republicans on the u. s. for the 1st committee reportedly claims. there were just 36 state department officials on the ground can bully report a year ago to deal with the thousands of people desperately trying to get out of the country. now as we say, 12 months on there are reportedly filled tens of thousands about the guns stuck in the country, waiting for special immigrant pieces. us congressmen, michael mccaul, caesar was simply no plan for the chaotic withdrawal. there are many sins, if you will. there was a complete wire and a failure to plan. there was no plan and it was there was no

my name's union o'neill. we begin with breaking news, ukrainian forces have again shell design pros yet nuclear power plants according to local officials. earlier in the week, the ukranian army attacked the territory of the nuclear plant with multiple rocket launchers on heavy artillery, sparking fears of another potential chernobyl like. this auster, it comes as local authorities of the neighboring. her son reach sounded the alarm over their hydro power plant, saying it's working in a pre emergency condition. the plump is interconnected to the nuclear side in question and interrupting it to where it could potentially lead to disastrous consequences or correspondents in don bos, eager shit down of talk me through all the latest developments. these upper oscar nuclear power plant is being shelled, relentlessly and well quite religiously by the ukrainian side today is yet another instance of their attempts to well cause damage to the facility. and now it has been shown before. it has been sheldon, literally hou

earlier my colleagues unit o'neil discuss the situation with alfred as i, as professor of international law and angelo, juliano, a political and financial analysts. we americans love annoying. we are smoking our fingers in their eyes from that shows that we are number one, and we don't even realize that we are 6. we do this because it makes us feel good. it's part of the informational war. and it's part of pino for the it is feeding into the of the chinese as we have been led to fear russia and fear of russia that are so by definition we're the good guys and we're finding the good work, i don't believe is how and these are buying and the rest of the world is not buying in latin. america is not buying it. neither is india. and of course, not. rush hour battle russia and many other countries in europe with china, a party not carrying military maneuvers in the area. is this historically recently at least the closest we've come to a major incident between the 2 powers? yes, absolutely. so keep in mind, this is a show of force, china needs to do something. china doesn't want to lose face e,

after in islam about court extended his bail after terrorism charges were brought against him. union o'neill spoke to the ousted prime minister. they have made this into a terrorism case. they ban my lives coverage on, on, on, on screen and, and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a cases of contempt against me a since i left office 4 months back. never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body today? the government is panicking. they out there watching us growing popularity. we were swept up by elections in the biggest province and been job. there were though other tube bi election which was swept. so there, but scared and that's why they're clamping down. if we go back, mister can to, when you are, i stayed from power in the spring time. you've mentioned several times that certain documents exist that confirm foreign interference in your removal from power. are you in any position to tell us what those documents may be? well deserve the cipher alert, gone position would be in the pakistan ambassador and washington. and the un

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my name's unit o'neill, on 30 minutes of news and views start. now. we begin with the latest from the conflict in don boss. now officials in the done yet great public se ukrainian forces up shell, the chemical plant in the city of car lapka, causing a he's. this is footage of the fire chicken by a local, large plumes of smoke could be seen rising into the sky. no regional authorities say this situation doesn't pose a dangerous the shells had a building materials warehouse. it comes days after ukraine is reported to show the new killer power plant side, which is under the control of russian forces. the rushing troops continue to make advances in the done yet people's republic. they are currently pushing towards the key strategic city of archer mosque. now, among the advancing forces as a private russian military company called the wagner group, r t. e gratian della was granted a rare opportunity to join them, and also to look at the abundant positions of ukrainian troops who continue official se to use civilian areas as firing point. several years ago,

after terrorism charges were brought against him, union o'neill spoke to the ousted prime minister. amid doesn't do terrorism case, they ban my life coverage on, on, on, on screen. and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me since i left office 4 months back. never has been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body today. the government is panicking out there, watching us growing popularity. we were swept up by elections and the biggest provinces been job there with the other 2 bi election which we slept. so there, but scared and that's why they're clumping down. if we go back, mister can 2, when you are iced it from power in the spring time, you've mentioned several times that certain documents exist that confirm foreign interference in your removal from power investor. that unless i am wrong, con was removed as a prime minister in a no confidence emotion that but that still wasn't table as yet that there would be consequences for august on the biggest problem is that western countries expect their problems to b

but that's will not happen as well for the pakistan prime minister emron con, told my colleague in o'neill during an exclusive interview this week. the wide ranging discussion came shortly after and his lunch bag caught extended tongues bail following terrorism charges against him. they have made this into terrorism case, they ban my life coverage on, on, on, on screen and, and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me as since i left office 4 months back. never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body to do? the government has been working. they out there watching us growing popularity. we . we swept the day by elections and the biggest province and been job. there were though other 2 bi election which was swept. so there, but scared and that's why they're clamping down. if we go back, mister can 2, when you are, i stayed from power in the spring time. you've mentioned several times that certain documents exist that confirm foreign interference in your removal from power. are you in any position to t

but earlier rachel blevins discuss the issue with my colleague union o'neill. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again. and more specifically his political views, and also who's supposed ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as a spiritual guide, the u. s. government funded radio free europe is referring to him as brain. and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn here. they decided to focus and on those tragic videos we saw from the scene in which to go with being there with his hands on his head, looking completely distressed as he watched the car that his daughter had been driving engulfed in flames. and they really talked about it as if this was some sort of a scene from a hollywood movie. but at the same time, there have been many people on social media who have not been nearly as poetic. they have been justifying. and even in some cases celebrating daria is dead because of the fact that they don't agree with the political views of herself and her father. he was the target

i'm unit o'neill. we start with the latest from don boss and the conflict. their officials in the done yes. republic say ukrainian forces helps shell that chemical plant in the city of god. love causing a blast that show you some footage that was taken a number of hours ago. now this is footage of the fire from an eye witness account. you can maybe see in the background there, large plumes of smoke rising into the sky. local authorities say the situation does not pose a danger right now is the shells. it's a building materials warehouse, and it comes days after ukraine is said to have shelled a nuclear power plant site, which is under the control of russian forces. without salves russian troops continue to make advances in the and yet people's republic. and they're pushing towards the key strategic at city. as you can see here in the bottom of our screen here are chum of snow. among the advancing forces is a private russian military company called the wagner group. r t. secret shutdown off was grunted. a rare opportunity to join them and also to look at the

driving force behind rushes foreign policy or cheese. rachel blevins earlier spoke to my colleague unit o'neil takes us through some of the colored coverage. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again, more specifically his political views, and also his supposed ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as student spiritual guide, the u. s. government funded radio free europe is referring to him as hooton's brain . and then at the same time, the daily mail also a very different turn here. they decided to focus. and on those tragic videos we saw from the scene in which to go with being there with his hands on his head, looking completely distressed as he watched the car that his daughter had been driving engulfed in flames. and they really talked about it as if this was some sort of a scene from a hollywood movie. but at the same time, there have been many people on social media who have not been nearly as poetic. they have been justifying. and even in some cases celebrating daria is dead because of the fact that they don't agree with the po