in orland, for example, right now, 18 percent of the power of the entire country goes to power and data centers and the international energy agency estimates that can be as much of a 3rd of the countries entire power by 2026. so these are really significant numbers, and these issues are really growing not just in europe, but around the world as well. so that's right, that's an upward trend at the plant, the pipeline us president donald trump has announced that investment of up to $500000000000.00 us dollars in a infrastructure. that means they'll be many new data centers across the us, which will make the month to energy skyrocket. this is mostly due to the current, i boom on the way the systems behind that work. hey, i tools like chat cvt often times based on last language models which are trained using lots of data that way they can generate a noun. so to almost any questions. but that requires a lot of energy. every new request triggers computations that are far more complex than what happens with the traditional search engine. by now, when you do a search with google or any other tr

they denied until now orland them and now they have admitted them.m. i want to draw your attention to a couple of. your attention to a couple of lines from the statement from ngn, it says many allegations remain unproven, it has apologised for a number of matters, it says after more than a decade after litigation and 14 years after the news of the world close down, today's settlement draws a line under the pass and brings an end to the pass and brings an end to the litigation. do you think there will ever be any possibility of individual culpability in their somewhat more would you like to see the police and parliament do? 17 police and parliament do? good question. they wish. they are desperate to draw a line under it but that is not how the rule of law works in this country. there are allegations, denied and as yet unproven because they haven't been the subject of court determinations, that, because they denied under oath that there was unlawful activity at there was unlawful activity at the sun, in the criminal courts, in this high court at the le

take a look at his folder from us for now the film was up next looking at how people in the gym and orland are adapting to climate change that software. so right, i'm anthony houghton violin for me and that wonderful thing here. thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can, the we are all set and we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about come by as information for free might say, due to me in the, for the students during the storm sunrise, the rubble move.

what hit jimmy carter during his, his time in the oval office and there was an oil bar go there to orland argos. i should say, there are 2 oil crises. there was an oil embargo that hit just before his presidency. inflation was already quite high. americans who have been paying more at the gas pump. that's not good. right? american politics are really based on having cheap gasoline. in many ways. he came in there and this trends continued ends. unemployment grew and grew. so we have the double challenge of higher prices, but also rising unemployment. and it was a time in which us policy really had to shift gears and assess how it was going to deal with this. the way that it manage monetary policy, economic policy was completely different before and after jimmy carter's presidency . and he lived out probably the most difficult period of that. on top of that, we're major shift in the middle east. that often spurred some of these problems, including the revolution in iran, but also soviet incursions into afghanistan. soviet role in the middle east of the conflict between israel and the air of

instead of the the ultimate is changing primarily due to the branding and of course it feels like cool orland glossed here. now free car. we're already seeing an increase in each weighs heavy, rain flooding and droughts. welcome to a new addition of eco africa on this week. so we will the looking at ways we can best respond to extreme web conditions. i'm chris, the lamps, a la.

2023 academic year, 35000 international students for studying and higher education institutions in orland. trinity college dublin recommends 2000 years a month for living costs. so i'm here to meet reese to find out if this budget actually lines up. the rece is a student from cape town, south africa, the grocery rise. i don't really spend more than $200.00 euros a month. transport also depends where you are in the city. i live quite near to school. thankfully, so i, i'll probably spend about 20 years. it's really expensive to drink here. but i also find that people don't drink here as much as people think, especially young people. dublin is known for our culture and let's face it, fantastic tubs. so what are the social aspects it makes studying here. so special. how would you describe what you do for fun and the dublin has a lot in terms of culture. i think probably somebody said a 140 different clubs and societies of transfer to not counting other any other university just as well during the show and saw. and let's talk there's definitely a very big pop culture here. and i guess so when

instead of the ultimate is changing primarily due to the branding and of course it feels like cool orland glossed here. now free car. we're already seeing an increase in each weighs heavy, rain flooding and drought. welcome to a new patient of eco africa on this week. so we will the looking at ways we can best respond to extreme web conditions. i'm crystal lambs illegals. the idea that i'm being joined by my colleague, my local candidate who's been sucker. thank you, chris and i hello from me to now let's take a look at what's coming up on today's show. keeping up with canals in my lead to reduce blood damage. plastic waste collection as a business opportunity for refugees in uganda and an early warning system for forest fires in tunisia to let's see of a country that has been battling drought for yes, the desperate, the dry conditions of let an increase in bush fires which have a devastating impact on the environment. the damage is also financial because farmers in for. 2 his areas lose their livelihood, so what can be done to protect them against the threats of fire? it looks like a hid

the 15 year old to rico is entering 2025 with a power outage. us affected almost entire orland often underground cable failed. but that tricity went down on us. even the 40 side could take up to 2 days to get the lights back on from that one and a half 1000000 people on choose day. puerto ricans line don't put the actual stations to get fuel to run that generates, as in their homes, us temperatures, energy infrastructure, husband's facing issues for decades. big west by devastating harkins. let's truck in 2017. dynamos government has held a ceremony tomorrow. the 25th anniversary of gaining control, one of the wells most important waterways, us relinquished control of the kind of mock and other on december 31st 1999. for us president elect donald trump is now threatening to take it back in a speech during the anniversary of mazda president eclip canals, we remain on the hunt of mazda control forever style. 2024 was an historic from mexico. as a country like to this 1st female present, because this sound bomb inherited debts, reco, breaking levels of bonds and threats of mess, deporta

so i'm back to orland, back to real journalism, back to a real life qual yeah, nice working with you that has been good. what are you talking about? i just signed this up for another year here. must go meals the way everybody. welcome back to the most go mules. i'm shay bowes. i'm joined by scientists middle help or i'll get organic per boy is yet such a hard time here on the last couple years. i didn't think he'd actually survive the year, but he has done bread and water locked in the basement crunch and the numbers i'm going back again. i went back again for the end of year episode. it's been a while, i'd be grateful and making the show. thanks for joining us. thanks for coming on the journey. and remember we said that we were going to do a little special and this weekend for the end of the year. looking back at the cloud show cloud world. i'm going to give it a few awards that why don't you? we're gonna, we're gonna give credit where credit is due on the 1st award for the end the year most, camille show is, as of the year and, you know, there's a, quite a few who the candidates. o

the president continues to receive regular updates on the investigation to terrorist attack in orland on the crop trump truck explosion and las vegas for their active investigation of a breach of law enforcement to speak further about that. next you will note field field workers who produce it are the backbone of our economy and national security. partner infrastructure, our defense, without dementia steel production domestic steelworkers, our nation is a lessstrong and less secure. evaluation determined this acquisition would place one of america's largest steel producers under foreign control create risk for our national security and are critical supply chain. referred the matter to the president for his decision. the president took action to block the deal u.s. so u.s. steel remains ast proud american company, american owned, american operated by our american union steelworkers and the best in the world. the domestic steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of the presidents action to level the playing field for american steel and steelworkers. the united states

this regard what he's saying in those emails, not necessarily know the year might be new, but term orland, european politics is not and there's being a new victim. austria as chancellor is stepping down and after feeling the former coalition government in the wake of a right wing parties, election victory, karl ne hummer has blamed the left for the collapse of talks mostly human liability . these negotiations have concluded that and will not be reopened by the people who are doing this part because it is clear that the destructive forces within the social democratic party may have taken control and give one of them the people's party is unable and unwilling to sign a program, but it is empty economics, an anti competitive, expand and anti productive st. lucy's as a result in following the end of these discussions each day, i will take the following steps. and because i will step down as john slot and his leader of the people's party in, within the next few days in ensuring a smooth transition. removing austria's political future has been in limbo as in september when the freedom party one

about half a dozen nations are calling for stricter price caps to be imposed on russian orland, another attempt to hit moscow's revenues. 3 years ago, the g 7 impose the $60.00 per bar limits price ceiling, which has been ignored by russia and its economic partners. trade has since continued up market prices, sweden, denmark vin lock, feel it to any honest, don't you are asking for the account to be the word we believe now is the time to further increase the impact of our sanctions by lowering the g 7 oil price gap measures the targeted revenues from the export of oil or crucial since they reduce the rest of the single most important income source. why is it that every time that you tries to put the screws to russia, they just end up stripping the threads off their own economy? just what europeans need the baltics in north x demanding. i turn at the driver seat to take the clamor bill 1st and they're like, hey, move over fellow both those time for us to take that. we also apparently the for ministers of these baltic in northern countries are telling the use chief diplomat in writing and

we have no orland gas here in germany. so industrial products are the most important things we can sell or germany can sell. and so cheap energy is very important and you can not, and you cannot have or shut down or nuclear power plants and the same time you don't want to have russian gas. so what do you want? only with wind turbines, it's not possible to add to feed in the economy, which is the size of germany with energy it's, it's really not possible. and then the green party is watching the government. they are, i don't know what to say is maybe i use another word for about that, but they are really crazy when it comes to green energy, of course they want to track down everything and no cold, no gas, no oil, no nuclear power plant. so where the energy is coming from, well, we're trying to energy from, from other countries like caught tara or the u. s, but the price is much higher, of course, and the people are lower of feeling and she arrived this now in germany. all right, we have to leave you here now henry hot house

at the same time, orland gas revenues may con for a record low percentage of the total budget this year. that's due to the diversification of government revenue sources which makes the country's economy more stable in the long run. nevertheless, russia is also continuing to diversify export markets for its natural resources steadily turning to beast and global side. while for more on this, let's welcome on to the program global policy institute senior research fellow george zamarelli george good, the senior. we talk there about a senior us figure believing moscow has lost the european energy market at for good . it makes good headlines. but, but is it actually true because you have companies like slovakia hungry where you are trying to resume the transitive rushing gas club. the situation change, give them energy security, such a concern for many use states. where are we, what's the state of play? well, the 1st thing the, what has to point out that this person, jeffrey piatt, is of, goes and alone. those of the who the my done cool of 2014, he was the us and bass of that the ukraine of

doing is the kind of more, incipient creepy, sort of too sweet to be wholesome, as we say back in orland. uh guess who it is. you know, old, good looking for the castro is not. so notice on the, you know, just of the boy band wonder the maple leaf maple syrup. uh dude. and you know, stock or, and you know, it would be the word. so you kind of makes me want to have a shower after i look at his videos with my daughter to jo them. so let's have a look at justin. hi justin. featured on this years. must go meals. he's a guy, i just loved a one of the videos here is at the gate parade in toronto, telling a 6 month old baby to have a good pride. yeah, you hear me royce, a little baby. have a good price. it's not a dr nation. no, it's not on the video and the happy prize. happy pride. what's dancing in front of bob's shaking his us, take it away. ok. i don't understand why he doesn't have to check it y, y, y, y o u y. i made a lot of 2 bucks of my life, but i've never learned that to you have to why, why is the search and ask why, what of the so who do you think wins this years? asked the year a

once there's a child of school going age on login is olga or orland, the school is open stuff because it's, if there are no children, the school goes into hibernation as well can. it's always worthwhile. not. children are important on especially for the holic island. this child, they revitalized society by and helped to preserve it. that's why i think it's so important. it's just, we just count moves and stuff and each pedal on game of a non traditional cable. and of course we're concerned about the sea level rise on the slope with the turf elevations and the climate term. it's not just the community was thinking ahead and what the state of states akash tend to support. so that's reassuring for the future. and then of course, it would be good to have a trade spend to bring a bit more life into the place that may be missing up and, but i'm still confident with quite back that other opportunities will be opening up . that's a comp does one of my man lucas kind not more opportunities for the community that was also one of hiking him, of like since projects as mayor of long enough and on

the from the now the field was up next looking at how people on the gym and orland are adapting to climate change that software. so right, i'm anthony out in berlin for me and that wonderful thing here. thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can, the we are all set and we are watching close to the to bring you the story behind the new will on about come by as information for free might say do 10 in the for the students during the storm sunrise, the rubble may have to be shifted to meters, climate us of the of the missed i've never used on the data of the last few decades that hollis islands won't be able to keep up with the current sea level rise. mitsubishi plus good fun. when do you give up on something on the set side? when's the right moment to say ok, that was it into time? totally confident then if we raise and reinforce more mountains of life here has a future 2 years ago this couple bought a house on holly on the last winter storm surge, worried stuffy and high folk bush select the items i'm right here in our past. i saw the water was already quite close and send them to susa

one from the cross-section of s bourbon antrd orland street andn the other at an intersection two blocksined surveillance footage showing him placing the devicesh where they were found.ence >> we've experienced so muchtion terror as a nation judge and t some of this it's a difficult to wrap your head around but it is also exposed soft targets which are softer than baby b lotion in the words of drake but also it exposes something about the fbi. what are your first thoughts?ve >> i haven't been here a few days to happy new year i'm prout to be back and first of all myt sympathies and condolences go to the families and of those a lost and injured in this. some kudos to the policecers officers who went after thisdriv dirtbag was driving the truck. i'm talking about new orleans but i do have to tell you. the press conference i watched yesterday was a disaster. i've never see.n anything bad as this in 32 years in law enforcement. nobody was in charge everybody was competing to talk and everybody wasey talking too long and they gave too many answers. they were not on top of their game. the mayo

fbi bomb technicians also recovered two ieds in coolers, one from a cross-section of bourbon and orland and the second at an intersection approximately two blocks away. we did obtain surveillance footage showing jabbar places the devices where they were found. >> kennedy: we have experienced so much terror as a nation, judge, and some of this, it is difficult to wrap your head around, but it has exposed soft targets, which are softer than baby lotion and drake's words. it also exposes something about the fbi. welcome back to you. what are your first thoughts? >> judge jeanine: i haven't been here for a few days, so happy new year, everybody. i am thrilled to be back. first of all, my sip at these and condolences go to the families of those who were lost and he injured in this. my kudos goes to the police officers who went after this dirtbag who was driving the truck. but i have to tell you, the press conference that i watched yesterday -- the first thing i watch was a disaster. i've never seen anything as bad as this in 32 years of law enforcement. number one. no one was in charge. ever

technicians recovering two ieds in coolers in new orleans, one from the cross-section of bourbon in orland an intersection a couple blocks away. variable to obtain surveillance footage showing jabbar placing the devices where they were found. they are having found these devices. what does that signal to you? >> well, they will have to find out if there was actually functional energetic material. they have improvised explosive devices. did this individual have the technical skill to actually compose functional devices and did he have real energetic material within them that would have done harm? that remains to be seen. if he did, then it leads me to start questioning did he have any additional help or guidance? did he have any real connectivity to somebody from i.s.i.s. overseas? so, if you look to the boston bombing, when we found those devices, we actually quickly surmised that there was likely some guidance and direction and training because those devices were extremely similar to devices we have recovered in afghanistan. so, the bond technicians and the explosives unit at the fbi labor

fbi bomb technicians also recovered two ieds in coolers, one from the cross-section of bourbon and orlandd approximately two blocks away. there were reports of other devices. those reports turned out to be misinformation or not actual functioning devices. those are the only devices we have been able to recover that were functional. both devices were rendered safe unseen. we did obtain surveillance footage showing jabbar placing the devices where they were found. two other -- as i said before, two other items of interest were determined not to be ieds. a little bit about jabbar, jabbar himself was born in united states and is a u.s. military veteran. we are looking into his life. we have interviewed many people who know jabbar but we need to talk to others. whether you know jabbar personally, worked with him, served in the military, or saw him in new orleans, or texas, we need to talk to you. you may not think you have relevant information but what you know could tie into one of our investigative leads. specifically we want to talk to anyone who was in the french quarter on new year's eve