my 1st from central power is paul brand, in the united nations security council is voted to end its mission. in molly, $13000.00 un peacekeepers will cease operations that from south today and then completely withdrawal by the end of the year. but the u. n isn't withdrawing because peace has been established in the country at leaving a request of molly's military government. diplomatic edison james bay's reports from the un. will those in favor please raise their hand. a unanimous vote in the un security council. this is likely to be a landmark moment for the people of molly. the un mission mendoza is being closed. it's been in molly for 10 years. a 170 for peacekeepers have lost their lives in that time. then baset are from switch, withdrew its own forces ramadi, last year says the mission was notified. so now we will close the operation, but i don't want to be explain that to it. so said you, i think that you indeed a lot, it was a major, a fault by intuition and community. the plan now is for a $13000.00 peacekeepers to leave the country before the end of the year. and the council meetin

many journalists played their part, and in particular, i want to mention pippa crerar and paul brand.usly endorsed the membership of the committee. we were done —— we have done the work were done —— we have done the work we were asked to. this is the moment for the house, on behalf of the people of this country, to assert its rights to say loud and clear that government will be accountable, ministers will be honest, there is no impunity for wrongdoing, even if you are the prime minister, especially if you are the prime minister, you must tell the truth to parliament. i urge all members to support this motion. thank you, mr speaker. the motion before the house today is of the utmost importance. yes, it is about the behaviour of a member, but there is also a huge degree of controversy around the process and the make—up of the committee itself. i want to say from the outset that it is entirely reasonable for honourable and right honourable members to have differing opinions on both the findings of the committee and the sanctions imposed by the committee. but where i part company with tho

it is a fact that doesn't sit well with paul's brand, michael hearts. >> she's in florida now, with hereserve of money. she's in the winners circle. >> yes, it said, isn't it? it said that after all of this, it worked out with such a nice need both for her. >> the judge had little sympathy for the convicted killer, sentencing came to life without parole. but the man that put his chronic health problems that traditionalist trial, time is in short supply. edward died in prison at the age of 75. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea counted. thanks for watching. ks for watching. >> hello, i'm andrea canning. and this is dateline. >> it was the little girl who

all right, paul brand and reporting life for us, we'll catch up with you a bit later. the to dentist allen carlos alvarez admitted the stress caused by taking on know about docket, which was too much for him at the french open with semi final post at points at one side. oh, alford with his 5 foot crabs on the wall number one could barely knew during the final $0.02. josh ridge to full advantage and is now one went away from a records 23rd grant titles service and will take on grid in sundays by the denver nuggets have moved within one when a b and b a championship did not get speeding the mind the seats a 108 to 95 on friday night to take the 31 lead and the best. the sentences stand. her habits has for the 1st title in franchise history on home court on monday can use faith kept beyond has broke another world record a week after setting us all new time. that's them officially have a for here's the world and olympic champion broke the 5000 leader record. it was quite a night in paris with you all kept in a break, fin, smashing the 2 mile road best. let me show jeremiah

well paul mccartney says there's a brand new beatles tune on the way.s all thanks to a little help from i the beatles, of course, famously broke up in 1974, but thanks to artificial intelligence time has no meaning. and today is yesterday. here's abc's andrea fujii. this morning the beatles are back. you know i need someone now the band is set to release a final song later this year. the whole group reuniting paul ringo, george and even john with the help of artificial intelligence, mccartney spoke about the technology on a bbc podcast. all of that is kind of scary but exciting because it's the future, he said. they use artificial intelligence to separate lennon's voice from an old audio track to create new music. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this ai so that then we could mix the record as you would normally do, the use of ai to create music is becoming more popular. this is the future of sound i'm getting lost in an underground grammy winning dj david guetta played a track featuring the voice of eminem, but the rapper's voi

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we will ask senator rand paul in just moments and get his reaction to brand-new covid origins reporting. >> sandra: first to gillian turner, live at the state department with the latest from there. hi, gillian. >> gillian: it turns out that president biden apparently believes president xi jinping is a dictator, revelation that came during a political fundraiser along with new intelligence disclosures about the infamous chinese spy balloon. the president reportedly told donors the reason why xi jinping got upset in terms of when i shot the balloon down with the two boxcars of spy equipment in it, he didn't know it was there. no, i'm serious, what a great embarrassment for dictators when they didn't know what happened. now, china's foreign ministry today is calling biden's dictator comment irresponsible, extremely absurd and a political provocation. yesterday secretary blinken confirmed a leak that revealed china and cuba are indeed planning a new joint military training facility less than 100 miles from florida on cuba's northern coast. they could use to gather intelligence and even laun

brand-new bull market. joining us, bespoke investment co-founder, paul hickey. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> what does history tell us >> if you look back -- we can look back from the market perspective or economy wide perspective. let's take inflation first, cpi. we're less than a year from the peak of inflation. we dropped five percentage points year over year from peak reading. look back five other periods post world war period, the market was higher every time the people on the new york stock exchange don't think paul volcker is a saint for nothing just from a market perspective, so we can look at a number of different ways, but this past monday we hit a 52-week high in the s&p 500. hadn't done that before in over a year you look back every other time that's happened, about 16 times, the only time we weren't higher a year later was in 1947, i believe. every other time since then we've been positive. and what you do see in the short term, though, you tend to see the market pause and refresh i mean, we've had ten straight days where the s&p has tra

washington st. agents from its brand, new drug enforcement administration. specializing an intelligence. the d. e, a paul and the french police and its investigations within 5 years, 3010 traffic has indeed, as were arrested on the campus of the close of capacity a flight. the french connection was dismantled, leaving us the connection for unsafe or for a full size. but i must go when he had his got busy. as heroine continue to flow onto the american market, another drug surface deep within the andes, cocaine, xtreme, the ras, to wipe out a lease out the well to finance the rules of wall street. when the jet said, there was actually a time magazine cover of the champagne of drugs. here's a wonderful drug attribute high on and it's not addicted. roll did roll the nature of the 2009 to somewhere in the pacific ocean. the, the war on drugs says in june to new, leviathan's, invisible, unconquerable pray that are nearly impossible to spot to day out in the open seas, a red couch in the underworld. valley of this feast, the coast, god discovers over 7 tons of cocaine, blue to us, $213000000000.00. when drug lo

brand name of the, for the time being. but thank you so much for joining us on this important storage . it's a good thing from monday lot. thanks so much. thank you. paul has one of the highest rates of catalogs in the world. the debilitating condition in the eye is treatable, but the next festival to many in the commodity in the country. one i search and however, is aiming to change that one patient at a time. a defining moment in this 20 year old life. for the 1st time in us dodge can clearly see a decrease due to me all just sort of have, you know, i couldn't just woke around like other people. i always had to look down. got it. but now i'm looking at and we've tried to cuz i can see because i'm so happy that far dodge and hundreds of other little goods doctors tend to creep. you know, the surgeon has performed more than a 130000. got to directly move was in asia and africa from his home country me, but has one of the world's highest streets of the condition in which the lives of the i slow the cloud silva because this blurred vision and can often lead to blindness for nutrition and fall would be a major reasons why so many software in the past. the

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paul mauro, kat timpf, tyrus at 11:00 p.m. that's going to be amazing. guess what just arrived in the mail. my brand. you can go anywhere and order it, amazon, even. go and look who is on the cover because that's the fun part. can you zoom in on this? you can't. look, every single person i crushed late night is on the cover. >> jessica: hanging on down there. >> jesse: who is on your leg? >> greg: fallon. i want people to take a look at it for themselves and order a bunch of copies it. comes out july 25th. >> sandra: congratulations, greg. >> greg: also i have been pictures. >> jesse: that's the best part. >> greg: i have got 50 pictures of my life, all right? who is next? judge? >> judge jeanine: i'm so happy you get to talk about your book. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: all right. a u.p.s. driver went above and beyond to help conceal a delivery intended as a birthday present so as not to spoil the surprise. take a listen. >> hide it if you can because a present for jason. in the mailbox or in there. yeah. under that pillow. >> yeah. i don't have a delivery. i have got the wrong house. >> you are go

a brand new report from propublica details how in 2008 justice alito took a luxury alaska fishing trip with conservative hedge fund billionaire paul his financial closures. singer's hedge fund has repeatedly had business before the supreme court. alito has never recused himself. now, even before that story was published, justice alito responded in a "wall street journal" op-ed saying he followed what he understood to be standard practice, and that he was under no obligation to recuse himself in any cases connected to singer. nbc supreme court reporter, lawrence hurley is following this report for us. and criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos. so lawrence, what else did we learn from the propublica reporting, and how is justice alito responding? >> there's two key claims made in the story, one is that justice alito should have disclosed this trip on a private jet that he took to alaska fishing trip back in 2008. and in the second thing, he should have recused from these cases involving singer's company that were before the supreme court in the years after this trip. justice alito in this unusual op-ed in

paul's cathedral. yet the one that hitler tried to bomb had branded winston churchill a white supremacist and an unashamedits armies or navies as white men for this country, they toiled , they dug, they they toiled, they dug, they built our canals , our railways, built our canals, our railways, our roads , and every dry stone our roads, and every dry stone wall. and they rebuilt the country after two world wars . of country after two world wars. of course, it wasn't just white folks , but they did most of the folks, but they did most of the heavy lifting . and yet they get heavy lifting. and yet they get little of the credit . but their little of the credit. but their contribution has been airbrushed from history . a question for you from history. a question for you . when 8.4 million women won the right to vote in 1918, how many men also got the right to vote ? men also got the right to vote? well, you might answer. well, none. this was a victory for the suffragettes. this was a victory for women. but you'd be wrong. because 5.6 million men also got the vote. mainly working class men who didn't even own

released this year the prime brand offers a range of sports drinks, mixes and energy drinks. when you've got internet sensations like ksi and logan paullogan says prime is the fastest growing sports drink in history. >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: the drink wildly popular among kids comes in two forms, energy and hydration. it's the energy version that has experts concerned for young consumer. a 12 ounce can of coke has 34 milligrams of caffeine. compare that to an 8.4 ounce can of red bull which has 80 milligrams. while a 12 ounce can of prime energy contains 200 milligrams of caffeine. >> 200 milligrams of caffeine is a huge amount of caffeine. that is too much for any growing child. that much caffeine can cause an adverse effect such as disrupted sleep, mood disorders, upset stomach even about pworpl heart rhythm. >> reporter: the warning label notes it is not recommended for children under 18. >> first thing parents shoultd do is make sure their kids are getting enough sleep so their kids aren't tired and then running to get a stimulant. if your kids get bored with just water, which is the preferred hydration source, you can try othe

paul: the inflation it is a win. profit led inflation does not take place across the entire economy, it place at the end of the supply chain. it is with retailers, and strong food and clothing brandse who are close with the consumer. what happens is you have stable-ism up. and companies finding a good excuse to pass on this. if we were in the united states, retail profit margin, retail gdp pre-pandemic, that is averaging about 14 -- 14% gdp. now 21%. you see the market expansion coming true. large and small. customers are saying you know what, i do not believe that story. i do not think the profit increase is something i should and it about. i do not believe prices going up. you're seeing politicians starting to get involved. with that, the price of rand damage, companies are starting to be more cautious on the market mention. expansion. with at the final inflation is turning into -- tom: you're doing a broader economic chitchat. let's play asset allocation read what are you in your ubs global wealth management saying after the bank got will market we see how do you recalibrate with the allocation of is is in equities for the second half of year? paul: for the time being equities

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paul mary's caught a decade of dynamic development of the enterprise, several stages of modernization, world-famous brands. all this stalled with the collapse of the soviet union, the lack of a state plan for trade relations, and semi-assembled cars in the shops, leading belaz in the early nineties. kiev became the hero of that time, it not only brought the giant plant out of the crisis, but also charged the enterprise to new achievements. and we were one of the first to start working on the creation of a commodity distribution network. we purchased equipment for the calculation of design work. that is, it was a help to our developers to our designers, starting from 906. we create new models almost every year. one of the most important man sticks of a janissary is the ability to build a team. this is a team of commercial specialists who mined components, this team of technologists who took care of the technology. and, of course, a team of designers led by alexander nikolaevich yegorov , of course. it was very nice when our governments celebrated the work of our team by awarding pavel lukyavich the star of