here's how we can distinguish between a belarusian peer and a russian peer and that soviet peer.he successors of that soviet peer in minsk pendulum. such honored amateur teams, the only amateur team that bears the title of honored. ugh good. let's get the first one. let's then tell our viewers a little bit about how it all began, how a peer appeared in belarus, let's talk about our peer. yes, and back in 1958, one winter evening , this wonderful team was created by the people's artist of the bssr maria nikolaevna bezatskaya. it started with small groups and every year the scale of the same age ros ros because from all over minsk, mothers, fathers , grandparents brought their children to plunge into this wonderful world of dances, and this is how a peer grew up and later became a leader. her daughter is the successor, honored worker of the ussr, leda adamovna mikhailidi, and from the ninety-eighth year , tatiana pavlovna semchenko, honored worker of the arts of the republic of belarus, was directly my teacher, my teacher and my mentor, who raised me, but raised me and introduced h

so, that is the majority of the training for navigator and then peer support and sert members take peer support trains and members take peer support training -- >> can i add to that. i also they do a lot -- >> do you want to go to the microphone, captain? >> the navigators, i think jen is being humble. a big part of what they could is addiction services and getting people into the programs that they need if that's what they need. they do a lot of reaching out to clinicians and helping make that connection. a navigator is what that word is of, they are not a counselor but they are people that's embedded in our department that are comfortable talking with people. they are almost listening and navigating them to the services that our department and our city and their insurance, our private employee insurance has and so it's navigating people if need be to higher services and it's constant, but it's a good question of, did you have the answer for percentage of people, yeah? >> i don't have numbers about how many people we serve because each debriefing requires a different set of numbers bec

well, always let there always be a peer in the repertoire of a peer, stylized dances and choreographic compositions experiment not only with folk pop and try themselves in modern and jazz, for some parts it is literally necessary here. hello everyone's dream is to dance the tango, roses. and yes, in dancing , not only girls, guys tend to go on stage in a kavala. this is the most masculine dance. we can say that there are a lot of different tricks that not every person can repeat thanks to our teachers to diligently preparing can have a peer - it's, well, like a second home. we've got a bunch of great friends here. and well, these are indescribable emotions. i am very glad that a thanks to my parents. i got into this wonderful team and stayed there for 13 years of graduation. we already had last year. now we are, so to speak, helping our team. ah, i personally wanted to stay until the anniversary and wanted to dance on this stage again. grand evening, probably native stage of the palace of trade unions with these stages, exemplary practical peer. today they remember everyone who embelli

we have been able through peer to peer learning to provide at no cost law enforcement and mental health learnings. we have been able, they have done extraordinary work to create connectivity and community-based treatment services for rural communities that are needing to have more solutions. we been driving them to understand how they set their system up. in recognition of those problems we started to prioritize grant applicants, and this is really important. our justice and mental health collaboration grants -- we are giving priority consideration to rural communities, basically to address this great need that we recognize. we have a webinar for potential applicants that will be held this week. for any counties that are interested in understanding the pool of finding and trying to apply, i hope they will join this webinar. we will get the word out for you all. we also have a funding announcement with the comprehensive opioid stimulant and substance program. our funding here is prioritizing rural applicants. we've been looking for ways to make sure we've got locally tailored methods to

peers and worry about them being lonely? while i look to be aligned with the harmful content -- do i let them be online with harmful content? it is a catch-22 for content. we are focused on how can we make the program safer. one the things we will talk more about today is platforms are designed to addict our kids. they are designed to check as often and they do that are often harmful to kids. there are these parents can do and i would say, the most important thing is no device is allowed at the bedroom. assumption time for you take the phones from your kids are shutting out your wi-fi for the night. one of the things we know is that these devices and social media platforms are really disrupting to sleep and not getting enough sleep is linked to that outcomes -- to bad outcomes. we think parents need help. for in a mental health crisis. for social media addiction crisis and parents need help in putting the burden on parents is not going to work. host: did a factors we talked about -- the addictive factors we talked about a pl

aimed at it at the interaction on patrol, about peer-to-peer learning opportunities, funding, training guides to promote the best actresses. again, another's elicitation that is currently open and available -- in other solicitation that is currently open and available. a couple more programs in the space, and we have through our knowledge lab if you go online, they have aggregated our mental health resources so you can find it at eight one stop shop to understand the grants. in december 2022, oh jp launched the crisis response and intervention curriculum and toolkit. this is a 40 hour training program designed to prepare please officers and the response to people in crisis and making sure that they are paired with a behavioral health system to get people to try to divert people out of the system to begin with. then stepping up. naco, this is an incredibly important thing we are funding and i understand janet your county is part of this. you should speak about your experiences with the stepping up initiative. it has been an incredibly important partnership naco between an american psych

rowling personally but start changing her books peer and start changing adult books.point. b3 all right, well, it is a sad day but happy for you we have more "outnumbered." you deserve it. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners: making a big car payment every month? car loans can be expensive, and the payments high. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. ♪♪ >> last but not leas

you spoke, let me finish peer at the g.o.p. can't help themselves.re is no evidence that anyone has seen that this involves national security or the joe biden somehow compromise national security. what joe biden said in the state of the unit this week, he talked about inflation, he talked about record job growth, record it on employment and the issues that pocket books, the dinner table that they care about. the house g.o.p. wants to hold hearings about twitter and hunter biden and "the new york post," they will lose the next election peer that is why democrats did better than most people thought they would do in the midterm spirit because they were focusing on the base and these culture war issues that quite frankly, it is not looking for them at the ballot box. >> ari: there is evidence. joe biden received 10%, if joe biden received 10%. >> marie: have peer that is not evidence. >> kayleigh: have you read the report from the oversight committee? >> we read the political documents. then you would know there were 150 flag transactions from the biden

and then later, will begin to demolish the peer itself. rangers have promised mary's family they will do their best to save the bench, but what happens to it next is frankly anyone's guess. >> we were thinking that if they aren't going to do anything with the bench, we would just have it, may become and my sisters backyard. >> reporter: one of the lingering questions is, what happens, now, to the cement ship ? the parks service says there are no plans to remove it at all. in fact, it has become a part of the marine environment, for the nearly 100 years it's been in place. >> devon, thank you. >>> still ahead, helping helpers. using virtual reality. >> it is something that gives them a new way of learning how to cope with their day-to-day lives. >> reporter: the unique new training program to help caregivers of all timers and dementia patients get through some very difficult moments. >>> it is official, bay area congressman lieu barbara lee is now in the running for senator dianne feinstein's seat. we have a reaction from your brain is an a

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a peer will meet on the native stage. palace of culture of trade unions on the stage hits of the repertoire or without in history, a well-deserved amateur team. tet-a-tet with the viewer can not fit in one evening. the next anniversary concert is peers. will be given on march 1st. 14 sets of medals at stake on the third competition day at the winter international sports children of asia is noteworthy, what answers will be fought for the award in all four cities of the forum , we are looking forward to the performances of snowboarders and representatives of alpine skiing. skiers and shorts, rivers, and cysts will continue to compete in kemerovo. the guys assure after the silver, mixed team race. they may even surprise you a little more. your strength and strength, uh, athletes competing with me and gave up a little earlier than it was necessary. personally, i get 1,000 the most. m. therefore, i will try and put my strength on 1.000 m. here everything is organized at a very high level. i like everything here. the only thing

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reporter: the peer has been closed for some time and taken a beating. nothing as bad as the january 5 wave event and storms up and down the coastline. structural engineers assess the damage to the peer and found it is so extensive it is in a state of imminent collapse and there's no choice for it to be demolished. it is bringing a lot of emotions to all of those who work and play in the area. >> everyone has the same feeling, a little sad. reporter: the district superintendent in santa cruz detailed some of the damaged area has seen. >> this pier was twice as long. it used to attach back in the day to the bow. reporter: the wave event and storms to not only affect the pier, but the campground. moving forward, they are preparing for more extreme weather events in coastal erosion. >> we are dealing with a different client -- climate, we have different hazards and i think we have to be thinking into the future what our investments will be to make sure we have access for as many people. reporter: saturday afternoon, the public is invited to a farewell clean

hold on, let's go back to where we started. bitcoin was trade, his peer to peer, like 20 cash. that was the killer, a payment directly from you to me, from me to the coffee. so i have bought a bag of coffee for 2 bitcoin in 2012, which to day cost me $12000.00 in today's money. that is a deflationary of fact, as long as be coin keeps doing sudden increases in prices. that's going to stop retail youth in its tracks. with bitcoin, you can sell $1.00 or $1000000.00 worth of value anywhere in the world. you can do it for free, and one philosophy could be described as the coin additional goals. and the other philosophy can be described as the coin as digital cash bitcoin watertag with we've already met the digital gold camp who opposes any changes to the protocol despite the hi fees raja represents the other side of the debate. they wanted a system upgrade. the solution is easy and just increase the size of the blocks from one to 248 megabytes. so that more transactions fit into them. this will lower the fees, and people will start using bitcoin as cash again. but most of the commun

they say if they pass a peer, it is immediately clear that intelligent children have come.nd we are our educated children. we can say universal in the sense that if he has the task of appearing at some concerts, yes , if you need to drink the anthem, so we will drink the anthem, if he needs to play acting, we will play acting, that is, we have children multifunctional. we teach them both acting and listening to music and choreography. that is, this is the versatility, probably, which is in the same age, and all directors are directors when they work with us. it is very pleasant that they do not know if they invite a peer with any task, he will cope. this is how it turns out, really. you said the right word, we picked up a lot. national children universally, we understood that a peer is a big, big family, you somehow track the life and fate of people who came out of your team. and perhaps the most unusual profession. not everyone started dancing. you were told that not everyone comes out and other stories come out as dancers, of course, far from all. and in principle, we nev

you can see a big chunk in the middle of the peer missing. they decided to take this peer down. that makes sense. they also held a benefit concert today for people affected by last month's major storm. >>> how about a supersize look inside the human body. a giant blood vessel exhibit. it is crazy. the school bus-sized vessel was held and they want kids to be enjoying learning about the human body. what better way than by getting inside of it? an interactive experience to learn what goes on inside their own bodies. they got help from medical professionals to make the vessel as accurate as possible. >> everybody is into natural sciences. we love making it fun, accessible, and also culturally relevant. >> next, the vessel will travel to schools throughout the bay area. >> we cannot get enough. >>> every weekend, we have been getting really amazing sunsets. >> imagine if you're walking through that blood . all the pink and red going through there. >> all the pink and red glow around the bay area. >> it is beautiful. >> and the earth, too. we have nice sunsets. warm day today. 60s we

we have sweet peer doggy with puppy seeds raisins and not so mock any of them. com users or jaime am i might get another variety with plum, brown, butter, and cinnamon. i'd get a little scared, mold, famous, russian peer doggy with potatoes and heard she is them and they are up. he had all he was in, meet our absolute hit, all the ones with white sausage finished him on there. to be sure, of course we take oil egg $450.00 type flour, which that is and usually water india, sean e. ron from for them. yeah. got both becky, the egg is sort of my secret to this. do that. gotcha. wagner thought it changes all the ingredient myself, and they combined together very well in the stove. young 5 back more top of it, it shut again. it all got you my door to the funny one. the egg allows us to make various fruit as we need and arrange the dough later on elsewhere. but just about yes, i got them. ah, jim, a mare vance, of a dying yeah. of. and today we have a dish, unlike any other in the world. yet all geese couples, these it's going to be played augi with sauerkraut and mushroom 5 j. it's a tradi

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as a result, the boys won a victory over the juniors 4.2, and our youth team defeated their peers in their opening match and from kazakhstan miroslav mikhalev ivan nozhka and arseniy of the carpet scored a double in the first period. the guys were a little nervous , they were still playing at home in front of their fans in front of their stands, so the beginning was kind of intertwined, in the end they were a little in a hurry, they didn’t act cold-blooded. we'll fix those things. i would like to i would certainly like the completion of more. tomorrow at 19:30 the guys and sergey stasya will meet with the hockey players of the russian national team whose age should not exceed 17 years. follow the progress of the urine live on belarus 5 tv channel. yegor gerasimov completed his performance at the tournament in vilnius at the 1/8 final stage of the belarusians, met with damir dzhumkhur and bosnia and herzegovina and was defeated. in two sets 1:6 36 , let's remind the minskers, putin started about the competition with qualifications, and in the first round of the main draw he was strong

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to gia videos when a decade, t mackwood on a la guardia peer meg of peers imaging on does our peers him and his g school, or that was a book that he gets expose. go to lunch with find out about ali story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be. a nar davinci, mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rock, 2 versions, multiple copies, and a hidden drawing. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just don't understand? a search for answers store to february 10th on d, w ah, ah, this is detailed use lie from berlin. the frantic search for survivors and turkey and syria. after the region is hit by massive earthquakes, rescue crews managed to pull people alive from the ruins of their collapsed houses . but more than 4000 are known to have died.

think people here know about their ordinary business, but there are still aerate simon's everyday peert could be nothing and it could be russian jet is in the air or a muscle. certainly the fighting is heavy in the east but no sense of relief and you talk to the people on the street and many people are going about their business, but they have lost their house. they have lost a family member so the scars are there but just a little hard to see one year later. >> todd: one year later we will say the same thing to you that we said last year. steve harrigan live in kyiv, thank you. >> ashley: things calisti peer democrats with the house judiciary hearing at the actual border in yuma, arizona. >> todd: republicans get a firsthand look at the border town for local struggling to combat the crisis. alexandria avenue live with the latest, alexandria. >> democrats in the house boycotted calling it a political stunt. republican's absence will send a message of disrespect. >> democrats have called this a stent. i would argue it is not as tough but disappointing they are not here. democrats dismis

we have been able through peer to peer learning to provide at no cost law enforcement and mental healthearnings. we have been able, they have done extraordinary work to create connectivity and community-based treatment services for rural communities that are needing to have more solutions. we been driving them to understand how they set their system up. in recognition of those problems we started to prioritize grant applicants, and this is really important. our justice and mental health collaboration grants -- we are giving priority consideration to rural communities, basically to address this great need that we recognize. we have a webinar for potential applicants that will be held this week. for any counties that are interested in understanding the pool of finding and trying to apply, i hope they will join this webinar. we will get the word out for you all. we also have a funding announcement with the comprehensive opioid stimulant and substance program. our funding here is prioritizing rural applicants. we've been looking for ways to make sure we've got locally tailored methods to ad

and one reason only and that is to protect sisley in the united states and all m&a support domestic peerand to do and that is not the priority of our military right now. we see leaders being kicked out on the great leaders being kicked out for simply speaking communism against marxism, against racism in your talk about things with critical race theory and speaking against it they are speaking against it but being kicked out. when a lieutenant colonel speaks against marxism, he speaking against the very thing he raises his hand to defend peer that is the priority of the military right now and it is a shame. i travel the country and spent 200,000 members around the world men and women bravely standing up to serve our country. they want to do the right thing. they are not allowed to do the right thing and they are frustrated. i've never seen in 30 years such a low morale and our country right now. >> todd: i am so glad you mentioned that because they signed up to put their lives on the line but we are not computers. we have a limited band. if you are putting all of that time and effort into

pregnant women are much higher risk than their non pregnant peers.at about three. if they get covm, there at about three. if they get covid, they're at about three times the risk of admission to intensive care units and being ventilated and getting extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, you know, ventilation in if you want to call it that. and they have about a 50% higher risk of dying . this was a big since the us for disease control study from the wave of the pandemic . so the wave of the pandemic. so there is a risk there and we have to ask ourselves how do we address and so it's very similar just to jumping lines. so pregnant pregnant women should not be dying. it's very unnatural for it. we know. i agree , i mean, it makes so it's agree, i mean, it makes so it's so it's a point here is how do we protect them against that? and it seems to me vaccine has to be part of our here now there are issues around more vaccines. one of them, of course , is that, one of them, of course, is that, as dr. peiris pointed out, are new technologies and we cannot kno

the energy department believes the pandemic likely resulted from a laboratory leak in wuhan, china, peert is according to classified intelligence recently provided to the white house and members of congress. the energy department now joins the fbi and the virus from a mishap from a chinese left you will say that it was dismissed by the media by debunked conspiracy theories. so, we will proceed, guy as jonathan turley points out for years the media and government allied to treat anyone raising lab theory is 1 of 3 possibilities. he writes, "conspiracy theorist, racist or racist conspiracy theorist?" he's absolutely right. >> guy: remember for a while it was racist -- you couldn't talk about how this virus originated at all from the perspective of these gatekeepers. and i just keep coming back to the term "misinformation and conspiracy theory." this is use to disqualify points the media and others disagree with and over and over again, they are proven wrong. i'm not saying there aren't things such as destructive information or conspiracy theories, we should combat those in our job should t

peers and worry about them being lonely?le i look to be aligned with the harmful content -- do i let them be online with harmful content? it is a catch-22 for content. we are focused on how can we make the program safer. one the things we will talk more about today is platforms are designed to addict our kids. they are designed to check as often and they do that are often harmful to kids. there are these parents can do and i would say, the most important thing is no device is allowed at the bedroom. assumption time for you take the phones from your kids are shutting out your wi-fi for the night. one of the things we know is that these devices and social media platforms are really disrupting to sleep and not getting enough sleep is linked to that outcomes -- to bad outcomes. we think parents need help. for in a mental health crisis. for social media addiction crisis and parents need help in putting the burden on parents is not going to work. host: did a factors we talked about -- the addictive factors we talked about a place

80% of cases , the golden ribbon has become a symbol of the fight against childhood oncology. from peerste the treatment, they learn and find a hobby to their liking. the main thing, our goal is our main mission, yes, hospital teachers, it’s all the same, yes, training is very important the program is very important for children to master, but we try to fill their lives with daily events. yes, that is, this is the eventfulness of some kind of regime change. they give children the understanding that they are exactly the same , they do not fall out of the environment of their peers. they learn in the same way, that is, they are the same as ordinary children. i will mention that for the first time the international day of children with cancer was held in 2002, the main goal is to raise public awareness about childhood oncology, as well as to support families who struggling with this disease provides high-tech assistance with modern equipment. now doctors in krasnoyarsk can work there at full capacity , one of the largest polyclinics beyond the urals , capable of receiving a thousand patient

the most significant reason we have begun to see these figures fall is because of peer to peer reversals and the tireless effort of under funded and volunteer reduction in the city. bipoc communities and those experiencing homelessness they're experiencing the brunt of the consequence of overdose and this saves people and it will continue as long as we criminalize and put up barriers. these signs are emphatic and cost reducing and the programs work and there's an argument that people are saying the contrary that supervised consumption is after treatment it's not an impediment and something to be implemented consequential. we need this now and proceed with the urgency and acknowledge the humanity for those that use drugs and provide them with -- >> thank you for sharing your comments. the speakers' time is concluded. could we hear from the next speaker please. >> thank you supervisors. my name is colin lorans and director of operations at the [inaudible] project and worked in the tenderloin for years on jones street and interveneed in countless overdose reversals and living downtown when

and david robert hur ante biden administration and team bob bauer saying we are fully cooperating peert is the message clearly that the biden team wants to telegraph to everybody in terms of the search rehobeth and penn biden center and wilmington. we have seen 25 or so documents. we don't know except dominic necessarily what they involved with classified markings but to your point, farmer any more questions than answers at this point. and in this case in terms of the biden, the special counsel for trump in terms of mar-a-lago. and we still don't have a lot of updates on that. there is a frustration out there. we want more. >> emily: sure, we want to know more. just how much we know with the american public. watch. >> what i can say is that we have been cooperative and transparent from the outset and put up multiple statements for the president's personal attorney describing the process and being clear that the president takes this seriously and that he cooperated and will continue to cooperate with the justice department in full. >> emily: ainsley, they have been adamant the president

this is not peer to peer. china feels bullied by the u.s.ey see this as another step in that direction. the question is, all right, if the u.s. really is committed to remaining the only superpower and the top superpower, will all the problems in theorld disappear? i think that is a really magical thinking i think that by refusing to engage with china, by refusing to talk with china, by not egging the conditions conducive to meeting between biden and xi, that you somehow magically are going to solve all the problems that are urgent and that needs to be addressed. the two countries need to speak to it other. what we have seen with this balloon incident is a lot of theatrics that justify just the opposite. amy: let's talk about what is happening between the u.s. and china. you have china having a relationship with russia -- and some are accusing it of supporting russia in some ways, though it has also held back from supporting the invasion, has exit criticized the invasion. and you have secretary of defense austin in the philippines announcing

> reporter: the botched mold how oldup further fueling safety concerns around increasingly popular peer-to-peer platforms like offer up, craigslist, and facebook marketplace which gets 1 billion visits monthly facebook did not respond to nbc's request for comment. >> any time there is new technology it can be used for a good purpose or exploited for a bad purpose as well. >> reporter: it happened 19 times in just a few months in chicago, police say. suspects luring in would be buyers with online listings for motor bikes and all terrain vehicles to then steal their belongings at the meet up experts say bad actors are more likely to target high end items. earlier this year, police near los angeles arrested three people for robbing an offer up seller of their rolex. and a facebook marketplace sale of a car went wrong on camera in houston. are we seeing an increase in these kinds of robberies >> there is a spike across the country. >> reporter: more police departments now marking their precincts as safe exchange zones and underscoring the importance of being mindful of where you're meeting up. >> l

they lost over $100 million, but what they do, it's peer-to-peer payment.led cash app. have you ever -- i won't even -- stuart: don't ask. stuart: susan: people go online on their phones to transact, pay people across this cash app, peer-to-peer, like you would to me. kind of like a venmo. and i saw they had 51 million transacting customers. that's a big deal. that's up 16% over the past year. and the fact that you're looking at these kind of transaction type of companies, you use gross profit, and it's telling me that people are using cash a lot, they're also -- it's $800 million in gross profits as well when it comes to the actual square app itself. stuart: they take a piece out of every transaction. susan: i was looking at the average call, 13 upgrades, target price upgrades or hikes, and they're looking for an average call of $95 on the stock, so that's significant upside -- stuart: is it called block or square? which is it? susan: it's called block now. when you pay at restaurants, you may have noticed they put it on the actual -- this was in the past,

tens of thousands of papers have been written in peer reviewed papers. we know so much more than we did in the early 90s. >> hold on for a moment while we figure out what happened to the light. >> i must've said something shocking. >> someone does not like your testimony. >> there we go, we are all collectively enlightened. thank you, please continue. >> go ahead? >> yes. >> what we know now after all that research tells us not that it's much worse than we thought when this discipline began. much worse, the ubiquity of edcs in plastic and the abundance of plastic everywhere is a major factor in why it's worse. let me give you four quick examples, at least start on four quick examples before my time runs out. when, data shows that over the last five decades there, is been a 50% decline in sperm counts in adult men. the original study only focused on men in the developed world. just this past month, a new study came out that expended it to the developing world also. what it showed is the rate of decline is speeding up. it is not slowing. down it is global.

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we still live shorter lives the rest of our peer countries.ealth care per capita in live six years longer. the u.s. is such an extreme outlier. it shows the something is deeply wrong. there are several factors we can point to as sources of the problem. the most obvious, like i said, as the pandemic. we have done a worse job in handling the virus than a lot of other places. it is been deadlier here than just about anywhere else other than peru, some countries in eastern europe. that's likely due, in large part, to the fact that we are already suffering through worst health outcomes than other countries and have higher levels of health quality. on top of that only about 60% of the eligible u.s. population right now have received their bivalent booster shot because despite widespread availability. again, like i said, this life expectancy issue is one that existed long before the pandemic supercharged it. for instance, we have far more gun violence cutting live short than any other peer country, and it's not even close. our homicide rate has been

is not scalable and very difficult and convoluted to use, so the big impact is on remittances, on peer-to-peer financial distributions, etc., so what financial systems are doing is increasing the cost, and i agree with what the professor said, that the syrian government is absolutely inefficient, but not only inefficient. i would say also criminal. the way they are approaching all disasters that have affected syria and also how they are approaching the business aspect of the earthquake, so therefore, we need international rescue teams. we cannot leave this to the hands of the different authorities on the ground. we absolutely need an international coordination mechanism and international rescue teams to be on the ground in all areas of syria. >> i wanted to ask you, who will coordinate the response, to what extent of international actors to deal with syrian government need? >> we need to create a coordination mechanism. how to do that, there are different ways. at one point, it was the united nations during that coordination, but as i mentioned, we cannot rely on them to be able to coordinate

then next week, russia just completely annihilated ukraine peer that goes on for a week.keep like, okay, if ukraine decides, this could go on forever as long as they manipulate the news. >> jessica: the brokers are saying that it will be years. >> jeanine: how long do we find it? we are done giving money. >> greg: that is the thing, we put our finger in this plug and pull it out and it all goes to. now kirk ukraine's future is on us. we went jesse brought up kamala harris and i dare you to read that piece. >> jeanine: cannot come i will not replicate anything she does. too little, too late. why did it take weeks for the biden administration to show up at the toxic train wreck in ohio? ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does,