we explosion, given there is so much diesel on board?— diesel on board?n increased risk _ diesel on board? we have had an increased risk with _ diesel on board? we have had an increased risk with the _ diesel on board? we have had an increased risk with the amount i diesel on board? we have had ani increased risk with the amount of fuel on board but other hazards that we were not aware of at the time, potentially because of cylinders, but they were not there and it was just the fuel that was the main source of hazard for us. we were able to contain the fire but due to the severity of the fire on the yacht, the yacht has now sunk into the harbour itself. which has presented another hazard, which is the environmental consideration and the environmental consideration and the fuel that is on board. during our firefighting tactics we were able to work with the harbour master and the environment agency and we were able to set up a number of berms in order to contain the fuel that was leaking from the vessel. just to be clear, you are hoping that those booms wil

the crew on board and hydrologists from the ice are working smoothly.sider that we are in the port only in the ice way get up exactly according to the markings perfectly. the ship went exactly the way we planned to go there, that is, you see the flag is broken. this is where he should have stopped. on board the cranes come to life again and the giant that is the only one capable of lifting multi-ton covers from the holds. there is no such crane on any other ship, it has a very large lifting capacity of the main device up to 500 tons, just like this ship is unique, so is this crane complex, it is unique. a little more 2/3 of the crew. there are no more than 30 people involved in unloading dockers in the arctic, so the northern sea route team takes care of all the work in such an ice port. the car that will pick up the cargo is now driving onto a special flooring. this is done in order, firstly, to evenly distribute the load of plaque, well, so that it does not melt under a running car engine. we are used to watching videos stopped working , install, open

abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz takes us on board one of the u.s.st powerful weapons of deterrence. >> reporter: this is america's most destructive warship. the "uss maine." patrolling the pacific ocean from underwater depths exceeding 60 stories. >> i'd say it's the most powerful force in the world right now. capturing this rare footage of the "maine" briefly above the ocean surface. when submerged, it is the ultimate stealth machine. >> we're approximately two miles from rendezvous spot. >> reporter: we're just off the coast of hawaii, getting ferried to join the 150 sailors on board. on the way, vice admiral bill houston, the commander of submarine forces, gets us up to speed on the ship's missiles. >> missiles capable of carrying 12 re-entry bodies. it represents the most powerful deterrent in the world to prevent world war. >> you say re-entry bodies. nuclear arms? >> ma'am, i can neither confirm nor deny the presence of nuclear weapons on this vessel. >> reporter: the admiral is not allowed to say outright that this ship is nuclear armed. but

if we get everybody on board we could actually keep 1.-5 degrees alive or minimize the damage that was done. >> the countries you mentioned haven't signed on. >> they've signed on to various efforts. it's just that it doesn't -- in our judgment, we need to go further faster. and that judgment is reinforced by the judgment of the international agency that says last year coal went up 9% over where we were in 2021, in 2020. >> around the world. >> around the world. >> but the u.s. went up, too. >> it went up too, it was a tick up. in addition there's about 300 gigawatts of new coal construction coming online at a time when the international energy agency says you've got to reduce the coal plants by 870 gigawatts. so the imbalance of that is dangerous for everybody, it's at the heart of what we have to try to tackle now. >> one of the challenges has been the developing nations, some say china even though it's the gigantic nations of developing nations. they say you in the west have been polluting for a long time. why don't we get a chance to pollute and get our economies in better shape an

at the moment, the embassy finds out if there were russian citizens on board and keep in touch with theuthorities? and now let's move on to the situation on the moscow exchange, the dollar exchange rate at the opening of trading, is now declining for the us currency, they give a little more than 60-6.5 rubles. the euro is now actually 70 rubles. moscow exchange index 2.387 points rts 1.1203 points returned home to his native land, familiar from an early age, finally, let me remind you of the quotes, on tuesday, the head of the region, sergey zhvachkin, resigned. the president appointed vladimir amazora, temporarily, as acting governor of the tomsk region. and the recommendation of my candidatures for this responsible post, but i returned home, we will focus on the socio-economic situation of the population. for the development of the economy of additional jobs for health care for the availability of medical care for educational fees for short advertising, a yes, and tell about the situation with natural fires in our country. without bank insurance for household appliances for 6 and 12 m

i am the only muslim on board. if religion is| only muslim on board.kindness, that is the whole point of religion. it that is the whole point of religion. it has _ that is the whole point of religion. it has been — that is the whole point of religion. it has been a tough deployment. it has been _ it has been a tough deployment. it has been a — it has been a tough deployment. it has been a very— it has been a tough deployment. it has been a very unusual _ it has been a tough deployment. it i has been a very unusual deployment, we have _ has been a very unusual deployment, we have gone — has been a very unusual deployment, we have gone oliver— has been a very unusual deployment, we have gone oliver the _ has been a very unusual deployment, we have gone oliver the place, - we have gone oliver the place, simply— we have gone oliver the place, simply make _ we have gone oliver the place, simply make 20,000 - we have gone oliver the place, simply make 20,000 miles. it| we have gone oliver the place, i simply make 20,000 miles. it has 'ust simply make 20,000

buti be made to ensure that unionists can get back on board.— get back on board.k on board. but i raise that question about _ get back on board. but i raise that question about what _ get back on board. but i raise that question about what was - get back on board. but i raise that question about what was said - get back on board. but i raise that. question about what was said about the queen's speech but apparently not happening, changes, proposals to change the eu northern ireland political because yesterday when i spoke to the dup they said that brandon lewis, what he had said the night before polling had caused them to lose trust in the westminster government so why on earth did brandon lewis make that comment on the eve of the vote? i brandon lewis make that comment on the eve of the vote?— the eve of the vote? i can't comment on that detail — the eve of the vote? i can't comment on that detail and _ the eve of the vote? i can't comment on that detail and i'm _ the eve of the vote? i can't comment on that detail and i'm not _ the eve of the vote? i can't comme

two people on board died. we've obtained the tail member of the plane, tracked it to sacramento, and we're getting a sense of what might have happened. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports. >> reporter: we do know that the plane took off in sacramento. we also know that the plane made circles around the marin headlands before it crashed. you could see the crashed plane through the thick fog on a country ridge north of casa mill road in the marin headlands. county search and rescue teams surrounding the plane before nightfall. we, along with nbc bay area's aviation consultant, tracked the tail number on flight aware. >> i followed the flight path out of sacramento's executive airport, south side of sacramento, down through the delta, above skaggs island, turns due south toward treasure island. then he starts descending pretty rapidly and started doing some circles over the bay. >> reporter: the animation shows the plane that appears to be in distress. >> appeared to be lost in the clouds. from what i unders

are you on board with that?ould you warn people that unemployment will rise, because we need to do that? loretta: we have excess demand in product markets and labor markets, so we can raise the interest rate or policy rate and flow that excess demand. but it will not be smooth, there will be bumps. we may get another quarter of negative growth. but that has to happen in order to get inflation down. so we are tightening financial conditions, and we will continue doing that until we see inflation move back down to our 2% goal. mike: you get two quarters of negative growth and that is the "r" word. loretta: that is a rule of thumb, but it will be how much is demand slowing. you look at the first quarter, there was a negative read on gdp. but if you look at the consumer spending side of that report, and on the business side of that report, tose were strong -- those were strong. yes, government spending went down, trade was a big negative for growth in the first quarter, and also the inventory, which surged in the fo

petersburg on board these ships.eterans, cadets, naval schools, naval officers, many families on board, ships, fleets, people congratulate each other on the holiday and veterans communicate, share their impressions and memories. when we returned we came completely different. we came as men, a cruiser with a city named russia, on your orders, lay down on the correct strategic course. keep it up. we were especially happy, so to speak, when we filmed blockade of the first salute which was, you know, two veterans of those with whom we have been in contact for more than 100 years, and the rest are of a very respectable age, nevertheless, they keep on sea cheerfully to the traditional question of journalists. why are you here today with surprise answer. and where should i be this is my day and my city is really people on numerous st. petersburg bridges. the ships of the immortal flotilla joyfully greeted the most touching moment when ships with veterans passed under nevsky prospekt, along which at that time moment was immo

the huge multi-deck ship their home as a past adaptation and what to offer refugees from the war on boardet's talk about children's drawings on the walls of a kindergarten bar instead of a night club and red corridors strewn with toys, this is how the middle looks like a cruise ship in marseille, which has been accepting refugees from ukraine for a month, this ship has become a village for them, we turned our snack area into a computer club so that our guests could contact their relatives who remained in ukraine , the mediterranean is one of the largest ships of the cruise company, kalinea courses, it usually carries passengers, the bulgarian sea between france, algeria and tunisia does not accommodate almost 2.5 thousand people and 700 cars against the backdrop of the pandemic. it has not operated flights for the past two years. the crew was supposed to return to work this spring thanks to the easing of restrictions, but instead of long-distance voyages, now they are helping ukrainians. there are 800 refugees on the ship, and 80 crew members work for them. but the number of our guests ma

it is not yet known whether the russians were on board. and here's what they told us at the embassy. this morning at chongqing airport in the southwest of china , a tibet airlines passenger aircraft overran the runway during takeoff and caught fire the incident occurred at approximately 8:00 am local time, there were 113 passengers and nine crew members on board at the moment the embassy finds out whether there were russian citizens on board and keep in touch with local authorities? in the european part of russia, they promise a wave of summer heat. in which regions, because of this, the level of fire danger may increase and where to wait the first summer cargoes will be told by vladimir natural fires continue to blaze beyond the urals for the first years. in this part of the country, more than 700 residential buildings burned down, but in the coming days, the fire hazard will also become weather in european russia. which regions could flare up as early as this week. and where, on the contrary, it will rain, current weather analytics on th

so the fire and rescue services say that five appliances are at torquay marina fighting a fire on boardow. let's get the latest on the monkeypox outbreak now. latin america has reported its first case. the world health organization says it expects the number of infections to continue to rise. argentina's health ministry says the confirmed case is a man who recently travelled to spain. about 200 monkeypox infections have now been detected in countries outside africa, where the disease is usually found. wendy urquhart reports. the latest laboratory to confirm a case of monkeypox outside of africa. reportedly a ao—year—old man who recently returned from spain to argentina where residents reacted to the news. translation: where is this going? for example this pandemic, is it going to end or not? i think this is going to continue and they will come one after the other, all the time, unless we become more conscientious. i hope that it is not something that involves to be more and more complicated for our everyday life. of the 200 cases recorded recently, around half in the uk where the health

from the usaa plane that crashed in china may have been put into a deliberate nosedive by someone on boardtart in ukraine, where the first war crimes case against a russian soldier has begun in kyiv. the 21-year-old sergeant s pleaded guilty to shooting to death a ukrainian man as he pushed his bicycle along a road. the sergeant faces life in prison. our correspondent sarah rainsford was in court. sarah: this was a major moment for ukraine -- the first russian soldier accused of a war crime already in court. he is a russian tank commander on trial for shooting and killing a civilian. all the time, the widow of the men killed was just on the other sie of the glass. the soldier seemed nervous and said little. asked whether he admitted his guilt, he told the judge yes, completely. it was the very start of this war, as russian tanks rolled south. the soldier's units came under attack and were forced into retreat. in the chaos, he and four others ended up fleeing in a stolen car. katerina describes seeing the russians through her gait, but her husband was in the street. she later found his body

they're all on board they're good you're all on board. totally fine look at him. happy little babe, okay? >> certainly some scary moments there. our thanks to jessica jayner castro for that report >>> the water is where a lot of wanted to be because a brutally hot weekend for millions is now behind us. will we get any relief as we kick off a new week? michelle grossman is tracking it all. a little too soon too early with those temperature, michelle? >> i agree hi there to both of you. it was a tad toasty with temperatures in the 90s. much better today. we're going to be in the 70s right around normal, if not a little bit below normal for this time of year in the northeast. we are looking at a southern soaker lots of rain in if southeast also the southern plains looking at a chance for some showers and embedded thunderstorms that will bring the chance for flash flooding as well taking a look at the severe risk for today, we're looking in parts of texas, where you see the yellow there that's your slight risk for severe storms. six million people at risk we could see

now about the catastrophe at the airport in china, during takeoff, the plane caught fire on board at moment there were 122 people. according to the latest data, more than magpie was not taken to the hospital on the footage from the scene shows that the liner turned a little, it rolled out of the runway. what caused the emergency is not specified and an investigation is underway. the incident occurred in the south-west of the country. the plane belongs to tibet airlines. it is still unknown. were there any russians on this board? and what would they tell us at the embassy? this morning, at the airport in the city of chongqing in the southwest, china , a tibet airlines passenger plane left during takeoff the incident occurred at approximately 8:00 am local time, there were 113 passengers and nine crew members on board at the moment the embassy is investigating whether there were russian citizens on board and are we in touch with local authorities? footage of an accident appeared in the amur region, where either the income damaged an automobile bridge across the river, two villages were

on board instead of cosmonauts dummy.planning a dummy is planned so that everything in the future future less customers present moment the first revolution took place in december of the nineteenth to december of the nineteenth year. but then you need her problems because of the problems in short, the minibus deviated and could not, as a result , could not refuse, and after 2 days let's after the smell removed. he did return able to return. well, the land of the makiyan is then a mannequin, then it’s not time for me to be a pastor. got it, right? it went on hiding for years there was more processing of the population. this is a necessary condition before anyone in front of the military. through the media or what? consciousness they are tormented by the instructors of the step and the people of the donbass of the fons, they would never give such they will not achieve from such that if the americans are with you hundreds of millions of dollars hundreds of millions of dollars. europe of europe due to the fact that in ukraine

there was supposed to be practice there every year, no one wanted to take girls on board, no one wantedtake them to work, but from the age of 21 he came to the room that women were allowed to work in the machine department and many. colleagues are already mechanics of electromechanics with might and main break into different companies. uh, the same male teams, where are you where they are accepted and also communicate with them on an equal footing, and they are on an equal footing, of course, are modest, in addition to there are only three women on board the atom of the move, and they, of course, are surrounded by the increased attention and care of the entire crew of the man, each demonstrating their talents in their own way. who is at the sports arena, who is the instrument? the italian composer ludovica inaudi at one time recorded this composition, an elegy for the arctic on a breakaway ice floe, wishing thereby to draw the attention of the world to the problem of melting glaciers, but the nuclear fleet is confident in the region where the climate is considered one of the most severe

served in the army, an air attack in china, a passenger plane skidded off the runway and caught fire on board, there were 122 people. there are affected areas of forest fires. in russia, 25,000 hectares are now growing in flames. difficult situation in the irkutsk region. local residents were detained there, who set fire to dry grass. you are watching news on the russia channel hello in the studio andrey shevtsov one person died seven were injured in shelling from on the part of ukraine, the village of salluhi in the belgorod region, the information was confirmed by the head of the region, vyacheslav gladkov, eyewitnesses. they say that it could have been a missile strike, the wounded were given medical assistance, a residential building was partially destroyed , and smoke was reported outside the settlement of the cut. kamysh caught fire, the population is evacuated to a safe place. the distance from the village to the border with ukraine is about 11 km. our correspondent works at the scene and prepares a report for broadcast. we will return to this topic in a few minutes, and like other new

one silver lake board member does not get the vote to stay on the board.signs, but twitter board member does not accept his recommendation. this is an ally. >> there was a vote whether he should stay on the board or not. he did not receive enough votes. those who voted against him said he is on too many boards, six public company boards. that is too many. twitter cited the bylaws of the company saying we did not accept his resignation and we are keeping him on the board. it is as simple as that. emily: what is the point of shareholders voting? >> it is a good question. they basically said he had exceptional history, skills, adds incredible value, understands the industry, is an asset. that is the matter. emily: is there confidence regarding the deal and whether it will happen? >> twitter did not follow the selloff in stocks. why would it? it is up for purchase. the deal has gained some confidence. the spread between where shares are in the offer price -- i don't know if we have a chart on that that we can show quickly? elon musk took out the margin loans t

, which — if there is any covid on board, which they— if there is any covid on board, which they can overall.— and society overall. how is it affected your _ and society overall. how is it affected your industry? i and society overall. how is it affected your industry? first | and society overall. how is it l affected your industry? first of and society overall. how is it i affected your industry? first of all our heart goes — affected your industry? first of all our heart goes out _ affected your industry? first of all our heart goes out to _ affected your industry? first of all our heart goes out to everybody i our heart goes out to everybody impacted — our heart goes out to everybody impacted by the war in ukraine. it's a terrible _ impacted by the war in ukraine. it's a terrible thing. as it impacted us? we had _ a terrible thing. as it impacted us? we had about 4% of our itinerary, st petersburg. — we had about 4% of our itinerary, st petersburg, included in the itinerary— petersburg, included in the itinerary takes it's a very popular destination. obviously, we moved st petersb

these images from the ship provided to cnn show the conditions on board. in disrepair. cnn was unable to board theship to see it first hand but sailors say this was the norm. one sailor who wanted to remain anonymous told us about power outages, >> they just run out of food and if they have anything left, if you're lucky a cereal thing or a chicken leg that may or may not be undercooked. >> reporter: what happened when you tried to flag these issues to your superiors? >> nothing. >> reporter: on facebook, former sailer said he was so friggin' happy when he found out he was assigned to the carrier not far from his home in richmond. soon he says weekend trips home became an escape. he tried to make a trip with the psychologist only to find out it was a six month wait. >> i told them this could be a reason why deaths are occurring. >> reporter: what did they say? >> i was met with the same negative feedback. >> reporter: in the past 12 months, the navy says seven sailers on the uss george washington have died, at least four by suicide. sailers say they brough

kazu 1 is scheduled to be taken off and determined why it sank late april with passengers and crew on board. on tuesday, the boat fell into the sea while being towed by a barge. it was confirmed to be lying on the seabed of a death after 182 meters. it sank off the peninsula with 26 people on board. 14 bodies have been confirmed dead. 12 people remain unaccounted for. >>> japan is rolling out a fourth coronavirus vaccine. researchers hope it will help people who suffered from side effects. staff at this university hospital in tokyo started giving out the novavax shot on friday. they will be keeping an eye on how it performs. the vaccine is protein based, not developed using mrna. this means it could be used by people who had an allergic reaction to the pfizer and moderna shots. >> translator: what we are hoping is that the novavax vaccine will have few side effects, so we can safely administer it and give everyone some peace of mind. >> the hospital plans to give the shots to 500 people and track their condition for four weeks. it's already been given out across japan with municipalities ex

without the restrictions they would usually face. 21 dogs, who would normally have had to be taken on boardthe high—speed train took the canine commuters on an hour—long journey from tokyo to the mountains north—west of the capital. dog—ownership is big business injapan. the doting owners appreciated the relaxation of the rules. translation: we travel a lot together but in the past i felt really bad about keeping my dog in a cage so when i heard that we could be together on this train i applied straightaway. he has to stay in a carry all the time when travelling so we can check in regularly. today we don't need _ so we can check in regularly. today we don't need to _ so we can check in regularly. today we don't need to do _ so we can check in regularly. today we don't need to do that, - so we can check in regularly. today we don't need to do that, i - so we can check in regularly. today we don't need to do that, i can - so we can check in regularly. today we don't need to do that, i can see j we don't need to do that, i can see his face _ we don't need to do that, i can see his face we — we

everybody there new propulsion system new on-board equipment new.general, all a-a-units have been changed and all the documentation has been completely digitized, which, because the previous car was the last one that was produced at the kazakh plant somewhere in the eighties, 233 innovative products, 834 patents 474. know-how is the results of the corporation’s work, which its head reported to the president looks like cipher in the russian defense industry, rostec is the most prominent player, although there are bright novelties in the civilian sphere in the same aircraft industry, this car also for the first time saw on mars a passenger liner ms-21 with a domestic engine under the wing of the pd-14. yes, the engine is running. yes, we have certified its mass production in the twenty- third year and will begin in the twenty-fourth. i'm already installing. now twenty-three. uh, there will be certification tests on our composite wing and on our engine and in the twenty-fourth of the first six cars. we will produce the first part of the machines, and t

on board the cranes come to life again and the giant that is the only one capable of lifting multi-ton from the holds. there is no such crane on any other vessel, it has a very large lifting capacity of the main device up to 500 tons , some vessel is unique, and this crane complex is also unique. a little more two-thirds crew. there are no more than 30 people involved in unloading dockers in the arctic, so the northern sea route team takes care of all the work in such an ice port. the car that will pick up the cargo will now drive onto a special flooring. this is done in order, firstly, to evenly distribute the load on the ice, so that it does not melt under a running car engine. the same team of hydrologists will monitor the condition of this ice pier throughout the unloading, controlling the appearance of cracks and measures the thickness of the ice. in this place. 145 cm. unloading is going around the clock the team needs to complete the delivery as soon as possible in order to take a new order for the years of work of the semur. the route has already transported more than 3 million

dramatic pictures from torquay marina, where an 85—foot superyacht has sunk after a majorfire on boardus presidentjoe biden confirms he will visit uvalde tomorrow to meet with the families of the 19 children and two teachers killed by a teenage gunman in texas. more conservative mps publicly declare they have no confidence in the prime minister after sue gray's report into lockdown parties in downing street. good evening. thousands of liverpool fans have arrived in paris for tonight's champions league final, which is due to kick off in around an hour. liverpool will take on real madrid for what they hope will become their seventh european cup victory. they've already won the fa cup and league cup this season. our correspondent olly foster is in paris and hejoins me now outside the stadium. what is it like there? there are thousands _ what is it like there? there are thousands of _ what is it like there? there are thousands of fans _ what is it like there? there are thousands of fans pouring - what is it like there? there are thousands of fans pouring into | what is it like there? there

how have you gotten folks like drake and bono and arnold schwarzenegger on board? ou for having me. these types of investors see what we are working on since 2009, which is climate change and energy independence is a big problem. four palmetto -- for palmetto, we are focused on the tech platform solving for its solar delivery. we lay down three simple steps for you. one is whether it is an and vegetable -- an individual entrepreneur or a company and we provide them the tools for their company. then we build -- for the consumers to help build our brand, and we provide full quality control to our partners, especially in projects where the markets, and that lays a promoter work. emily: you have pitched a $3 trillion investment by the u.s. government to fund solar for the entire country. how would this work and have you gotten any back from the white house? chris: we have not gotten any feedback from the white house to address this directly. the only point to remain here is what that quantum of capital is. how that would impact energy independence if we were able to all

so it is quite possible even before loading on board, then sugar is loaded along with food on board, ts and have a happy flight, then they must somehow mark the packages, most likely, the laboratory ring in the cabin separates the labeled packages, conductors packages pass after boarding control koltsov is thrown out, so all night long he was shaking the package and trying to find a diamond, and at this time one of the passengers. i bought tea in a snack with a brulik. we can say that he tasted the life of a millionaire. we checked all the places where avdeev could hide, including the apartment, the brother of her leader. well, everything is ingenious. just. if you want to hide something, you have to hide it in plain sight. we need to check all the properties of the next of kin again. there is nowhere else. guys this is not the right area. your dog almost shut down plus a new season filter toxins helping to eliminate unpleasant symptoms in order to put things in order in the stomach for the benefit of the whole family on call, discover profitable shopping. collect your image on ozon t

how have you gotten folks like drake, bono and arnold schwarzenegger on board? ou for having me. these type of investors see what we have been working on since 2009, which is climate change and energy independence is a big problem. for palmetto, unlike peers in our space come up those firms are in construction and we are focused on tech platforms, solvinr delivery. we can lay that out in three simple steps. one is whether it's an individual entrepreneur. we provide them with the tools to enable them to sell to consumers. two, we provide a seamless experience to consumers which helps build our brand experience. thirdly, we provide full supply chain management to our build partners and that delivers. emily: you've pitched a $3 trillion investment by the u.s. government to fund solar for the entire country. how would this work and have you gotten any feedback from the white house? chris: we have not gotten feedback from the white house. we believe ultimately, if you look at benefits out there that -- the only point trying to be made is what is the quantum of capital

he has blagged his way on board. but he he has blagged his way on board. bat he looks the part! royal yacht britannia, now moored by tower bridge. for almost 45 years, she served as a floating royal palace, a global business centre, and a family refuge away from the permanent scrutiny of public life. her majesty's yacht britannia hosted kings, queens, presidents and prime ministers while the crew ensured everything ran to perfection, above and below decks. rear entrance to the engine room. former engineer rushy, everyone has a nickname in the royal navy, of course, is showing us around. and here we are inside the mechanical palace of the royal yacht. because although she was a floating palace for the royal family, this was our cathedral down here. the engines haven't run for years but when they did, nothing was left to chance as the order came down from the bridge to set sail. and we were waiting for a telephone call from the bridge that says, obey then. you know at that point the royal family are on board. and she's just about 30 foot up there. you cannot imagine the feeling. yo

had a material impact on the deliberations of the board. when we we were joined soon after with the second black director in edith cooper. who was the first black woman partner at goldman sachs? edith and my presence on the board and it wasn't just about diversity issues and esg there are a lot of other issues. that our input into those deliberations has made for a better company i think i can say that. at pepsico or the national gallery of art which until i was elected had never in its history had an african-american. trustee until 2019 the national gallery funded by the american citizens yeah, i it's it's shocking isn't it but no one seemed to accept that god sharon rockefeller at the thought it was a problem and but who wouldn't she be and when sharon became? and she became chair then she had the authority to say we've got to change. you know. but my point is that was me today. you would never that mean no credible board of a public company or of any institution can exist like that? i mean you just you don't have any credibility. if you l

emily: would you say tiktok is the one platform winning or are these dollars just flowing away across the board? jasmine: going back to the storm analogy, there is one platform in the eye of the storm, i would say does his tiktok. we just released a new forecast that shows tiktok's address and will more than double this year and, in 2022, ad revenues will be more than snapchat and twitter combined. emily: would you say this extends not just to facebook and twitter but also youtube? we can see what happened with youtube's last quarter this quarter? jasmine: yes. these struggles extend across all of social media. youtube is a major competitor to tiktok as well. we are seeing time spent on youtube is not going toward tiktok, so there is some competition there as well. emily: i heard one of the skeptics saying why should i be worried about all of tech where the rest of the market just because snap missed its guidance. how would you respond to that? jasmine: it's a clear signal in the market that there are these real issues that these social media companies are struggling with. snap is not the only

this is why we need hr 5444 and senate bill 2907, the truth and healing commission on indian boarding school policies act. we must be able to locate church and government records beyond the department of interior's outreach. the commission would locate and analyze all records on indian boarding schools. the commission would have the power to issue subpoenas to produce records that are targeted to attendance and infirmary deaths, plans and other correspondence related to boarding schools. we must provide survivors the opportunity to testify and tell their story as a child of boarding schools and document ongoing impact from boarding schools. we must understand the full history of intergenerational trauma and how it relates to natives with regards to prayer impacts on physical health, mental health, spiritual health and the health of our community. our children deserve to be found . our children deserve to be brought home. we are here for their justice and we will not stop advocating until the united states fully accounts for the genocide committed against native children. the time is n

they're also trying to figure out who was on board. e is a jesuit high school in sacramento that released a statement today saying the mother of one of their students and her friend were on board that aircraft. but officials have not yet confirmed their identities. camila barco has the latest. the weather conditions cleared up on saturday at marin headlands. >> helping crews remove that aircraft that crashed in the hills. fog made it very hard to locate the plane on friday. something investigators could take into account when determining why the plane went down. >> saturday morning park rangers walked off a couple roadways and marin headlands as crews worked to remove a plane that crashed friday afternoon. the personal aircraft barely visible in this video as heavy fog blanketed the hills. the plane carrying 2 people inside crash near slackers. he'll just northwest of the golden gate bridge. the ring county sheriff's office says the plane crashed at 12. 0, 09:00pm strangely, the plane's emergency beacon did not activate until 2 minutes

we'll find out about the people killed on board. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with that deadly crash involving an experimental plane in the marin head lands. there was a news conference a couple hours ago. >> they are mike breyey and jennifer from sacramento. what's the latest? >> reporter: we just heard from the ntsb a short time ago and they laid out the steps that they will be taking as they investigate this crash and try to determine what went wrong here in was the scene earlier today. today the ntsb would not say if that he believe fog was a factor. it crashed in the afternoon and it took some time to locate. an emergency beacon was activated but sadly the two people on board the plane dried in the crash. the ntsb says their team on the ground today includes two people from the ntsb and one from the faa. >> our plan to document the wreckage before authorizing its recovery to secured facility in sacramento. information includes gathering witness statement. >> they will look into gathering the information on site and once t

john galway was another on board that day. rally lost my leg, because i couldn't feel my leg. the burning vessel was abandoned five hours after it was struck. it eventually sank six days later, while being towed away. 20 sailors had died and 26 were injured. you do challenge your own mortality. why? why have i come off? why am i alive? and obviously, you get told very, very quickly, because it's not your time. but you still question the fact that you've just come through this major ordeal and you're still here talking about it. and yet people that you're quite close to on board, why was it their time, at 19? today, a memorial to hms sheffield will be unveiled at the national memorial arboretum, a permanent reminder of events that still resonate 40 years on. navteonhal, bbc news. and that have posted this morning we are going to be speaking to somebody who was on hms sheffield that day, remembers it vividly, post—traumatic stress disorder and also to have issues since then. he is happy to talk about what it means to remember an

will turkey ultimately get on board? you've heard all three leaders express confidence that was still room for discussion despite the fact that turkish leaders have been quite adamant they are opposed to this move. the question why essentially they are critical of finland and sweden. they said they have failed to extradite suspects back to turkey and accused them, essentially, of supporting terrorist organizations and claimed both countries deny. you heard president biden make the strong case that if they were to join, it would strengthen nato in the face of russia's war against ukraine. take a listen to a little bit more of what president biden had to say moments ago. >> today there is no question, nato is relevant, effective, and more needed now than ever. >> president biden has been pressed on what is giving him confidence. i don't know if you could hear the questions we were shouting, but i was among the journalists pressing him to explain what is giving him confidence that turkey will ultimately get on board. yester

there are three anti-tank grenades in half on board. well, he 's on fire.espectively, some he already burning drove, some distance and already further evacuated and came further on foot nobody from brigades to the positions of the ukrainian army. as a result, the russian military units of the donetsk people's republic did not reach in that night battle; they captured almost all the participants in the breakthrough, the step that the marines decided to take. from desperation, at that time the situation in our country was such that, well, another option. there were simply no provisions for water, there was no ammunition , too, practically already let's say. so it was not in kiev knew about your situation. well, of course, they knew, of course, we reported. actually, they should have had support to the south, azov masha on where the marines of azovstal were imprisoned, ukrainian nazis settled there. and so they prepared for hostilities, thoroughly stocking food and ammunition for almost a year from the rear they were covered by the sea from the front. marines

i think some of the numbers on long island it as the families of those on board, wait anxiously for news state television is reporting that villages sore and that craft on fire near the border with tibet. unpredictable mountain weather and remote airport locations mean that plane crashes in the pole are not infrequent for sports now and there was a surprise winter at the monaco for me. the one grand prix, mexico's sergio paris prevailed in a crash hit race, which was also delayed by rain, is red bull teammate. max fisher happened was 3rd to retain the standings lead. this is dw news live from berlin, coming up after the break, shift living in the digital age looks at how green architecture can make a huge dent in c o. 2 emissions. i'm a spicer, thanks fortune, with enjoying the view and come to take a look at this. our tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe now. several dead and wide wing extremist. this writes regression again, world movie and couple of weight and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs in the pandemic. black lives matt

your task is to lift it on board and urgently deliver it to us.rder from above is a matter of national importance. now come to you, dear, herbalist. he will clear the bay. you will go into the corridor and take the cargo, you are personally responsible for it. still would not understand. and the dog has a rabid animal outbreak premiere today at 20:00. insomnia, so in a circle , you can help yourself afobazone helps to cope with anxiety and insomnia, and you boson 4 weeks for the most pronounced action. this season is fashionable, how to get your look on ozon dress from the new befree collection from 999 rubles. trousers from spring collections from 699 rubles. on a big ruddy bun. new big alexander with burger order in the kfc app in magnet gifts full roasted. buy ional-mutrash and black power energy drinks and win a call to bote for all grill occasions. and you also won in the chat bot. and we helped to accept payments and not lose customers and not make annoying mistakes quickly transfer business online our business products will help you adapt t

that oh right, right, he still has a word on board macaulay. what's the word? , in the little one that i received from the horses from the will, it was there that the illumination of the hiding place is part of the plan, to make me skich and pull. and who is everything, well, the fraer who makes the set. this is what the chessalka gave a guarantee. you yourself know the word garlic. you see this is the law. hello, i fell for naked bullshit. i set it up for a part-time job, it turns out specifically because of me, the subsection got there, i can then refuse to go and go no salt, everyone i know with salt, and you are there according to the concepts, then sort it out to the stop. this is emphasis. okay on offense. the crumb is not to blame for setting him up himself, but he promised to copy the customer. do you believe him? well, he can’t lie to me, we have only kozyrnaya but garlic. okay, i'll put on an international wanted list. interpol will help us. okay, wait. i know that look of yours from under your brows very well. what are you thinking. in the hospital t

yes, even with the special forces on board the commander of the special forces communications.ish you good health, bat. i report to the head of the role. i received the task and promised everything will be in the best possible way. says yes lies so it is impossible. hey you, what, i need to contact someone from gru not supposed to be with you colonel? and why so long for what? i pay you money. okay okay? we'll be soon. wait. turn on the plant at full power said the russians put up a dense barrier does not break through, but we fail. by the way, in the shielded compartments of the ship. well, are you making noise, colonel? now you will see. that all the ships of the protection of the water area are placed along the borders of the squares and put on alert. why so sure? what corvette is going to infiltrate the area have any consideration? share no. and even if he turns up, how will we detect him, if our radar is useless, we will detect it. everything has its time. admiral arrested roots escaped that unhook the base all in search of there put everyone on the lookout. i know where h

ukrainian air force from 3 of them were shot down in the air by 8 helicopters with landing forces on boardr. in addition, six more mi-8 and mi-24 helicopters involved in the operation were destroyed on the ground near the settlement of artsyz, odessa region, also in the sea were three ukrainian armored assault boats centaur with amphibious assault on board were destroyed, thus this entourage ended in disaster for ukraine. the homeless operations of the kiev regime to seize the island of snakes on the eve of victory day led to meaningless to the death of more than dozens of ukrainian militants and military personnel of elite units of the armed forces of ukraine, the loss of four aircraft, ten helicopters, three boats and thirty unmanned publishing machines. in the meantime, news agencies, citing a source to law enforcement agencies, report that the order is to attack. zelensky gave the snake island, despite the fact that the general staff was against zelensky insisted the island should be taken on may 9, according to the source. everything was conceived for the sake of a joint statement wit

ross: it's hard to understand why certain shareholders are on the board and not on the board. find that to be significant because silverlake is a major player. i think it has to do with the changing nature of what's going on. there might be some conflict of interest involved as well. maybe they are involved with the new takeover, so they don't want to have a conflict by having someone on the board. it's hard to tell white moves are being made. emily: meta also held its shareholder meeting today. peter thiel no longer on the board there. he's going to work more on the trump agenda. i'm curious of your thoughts on twitter versus facebook. you have a minuscule position in facebook. also versus step, especially given -- snap, especially given social media stocks. ross: we spent a good day looking at snap and i have friends at snap. i was try to figure out what the hell is going on there. these are three different stories. snap is getting eaten by tiktok. tiktok is like a vacuum of young people's eyeballs. it's just -- snapchat has not been able to compete. meta and facebook and ins

also claim to have helped shoot down a russian transport aircraft with hundreds of russian troops on board . warship. why are they doing it, and most