mind that the kyiv authorities continue to attempt to strike at our vital facilities including st petersburgcow. ukrainian officials called mr putin's claim ridiculous. president volodymyr zelensky said russia used cruise missiles with cluster munitions to specifically target energy and civilian infastructure. despite the wide range of russia's overnight attack, reports suggest no—one was killed. inna sovsun is a ukrainian member of parliament. she described the situation after the attack. translation: we will use the means at our disposal against significant targets. we did not exclude the use of oreshnik against the military, military industries facilities over decision—making central including kyiv stop betting in mind that the kyiv authorities continue to attempt to strike at our vital facilities including st petersburg and moscow. ukrainian officials called mr putin's claim ridiculous. president volodymyr zelensky said russia used cruise missiles with cluster munitions to specifically target energy and civilian infastructure. despite the wide range of russia's overnight attack, reports

equipment, saint petersburg. equipment, saint petersburg, the buckle says.come from russia? might it even have been trained to spy? freed from the harness, the tame beluga certainly enjoyed the attention, becoming a celebrity in the nearby harbour of hammerfest, where it was given the name hvaldimir. at one point, it even recovered a dropped mobile phone. but in the five years since then, no—one has got to the bottom of exactly what hvaldimir was up to...until now. i was one of the leading beluga scientists in russia. dr olga shpak has told the new bbc documentary that she believes the whale fled russian military training. i can't fully disclose the contacts where i got this information from. i've heard what his nickname was. his nickname was andryukha. this animal was kind of easy to train in terms that it was inquisitive and active, but at the same time it had the character that it often did what he wanted to do. so it seemed like no—one was surprised that it actually just escaped. satellite images suggest whales are being kept alongside a russian submarin

petersburg took home the gold in these exciting valuable bottles and told us that we already planning to build a new machine. was a pretty nice, it's hard to convey over the feelings and emotions because it's about realizing something that person has one of the for almost their entire life. and happens right here in real life. the battle of robots clearly showed that the atmosphere was serious, and that there would be very high stakes with many teams. buildings from robots that immediately made me want to compete to create my own machine. and to fulfill a childhood dream. to national bustle of the robots, competition plays a carol informing global tech culture, uninspiring innovators from who around the world, and especially of a large enough from oscar region. so all see a lot. so we've got time for this uh these stay with us. and on the international low, and you don't to mentoring next part, one of russia, the poland, and then look at a 1000 you do between the countries. the dean with the help of 7 russian nobleman having reps, the horses hooves, and cloth totally streets into mosc

equipment, saint petersburg. equipment, saint petersburg, the buckle says.d to spy? freed from the harness, the tame beluga certainly enjoyed the attention, becoming a celebrity in the nearby harbour of hammerfest, where it was given the name hvaldimir. at one point, it even recovered a dropped mobile phone. but in the five years since then, no—one has got to the bottom of exactly what hvaldimir was up to...until now. i was one of the leading beluga scientists in russia. dr olga shpak has told the new bbc documentary that she believes the whale fled russian military training. i can't fully disclose the contacts where i got this information from. i've heard what his nickname was. his nickname was andryukha. this animal was kind of easy to train in terms that it was inquisitive and active, but at the same time it had the character that it often did what he wanted to do. so it seemed like no—one was surprised that it actually just escaped. satellite images suggest whales are being kept alongside a russian submarine base. dr shpak told us they were most likely b

"equipment st petersburg". "equipment st petersburg" the buckle says.ght it even have been trained to spy? freed from the harness, the tame beluga certainly enjoyed the attention, becoming a celebrity in the nearby harbour of hammerfest, where it was given the name hvaldimir. at one point, it even recovered a dropped mobile phone. but in the five years since then, no—one has got to the bottom of exactly what hvaldimir was up to, until now. i was one of the leading beluga scientists in russia. dr olga shpak has told the new bbc documentary that she believes the whale fled russian military training. i can't fully disclose the contacts where i got this information from, but i've heard what his nickname was. his nickname was andruha. this animal was kind of easy, easy to train, in terms that it was inquisitive and active, but at the same time, it had the character that it often did what he wanted to do. so it seemed like no—one was surprised that it actually just escaped. satellite images suggest whales are being kept alongside a russian submarine base. dr

petersburg thing and must go to work. some of russia's other regions, such as the chechen republic, guest on an english chevy, a cultural and religious connections with indonesia as it. yes, and of course for these areas would also be of great interest to indonesian visitors because we are working on this together with the ministry of economic development of the russian federation, which is responsible for tourism development and use in russia. and with the local governments. we are working out possible logistical solutions. yes, tourist routes and business to us. since our mission supports business related travel. and i really hope that the tourist flow is from indonesia to russia steadily increasing. so besides tourism factor, indonesia also active fleet cop rates with the state corporation gross, i thought seeking to diversify its energy sector through peaceful no clear technologies. so what has been this cost or achieved so far? it was easy to meet the most useful nuclear development, but it is $1.00 of the top priori

petersburg, florida. >> i'm filling out my ballot as it goes. i'm going to go with harris.or so many reasons. we just watched one of the reasons, just the tone of the rallies. no specifics. it will create chaos that we don't need right now. i am doing a split ticket. i live in a state where we are drowning in a sea of deep lou. i will be going read all the way down the ballot irrespective of who. we need some change here. >> maria cantwell is the democratic incumbent. she's up for reelection, isn't that right? >> she is. she's not my senator. we've got to win the state in different regions. >> they are statewide. >> the way the ballot is written -- it was confusing. i will not vote for her if i have that option. i haven't gotten that far yet. i was assuming i wouldn't be able to vote for a senator this year. anyway, i want for for her. >> top of your ticket,, let harris into walls. then the rest republicans? >> that's correct. we are gerrymandering and we have a lot of bad policies. it's been time for change for a long time. >> independent color -- caller splitting his tick

different parts of africa who then found themselves going to society in more school and in saint petersburg, at the behest of the soviet union. and that in itself grow naturally because of the freedom fighters of the day on one the name, the one for name gum. i've been nicer when dumb i didn't. master was over throwing the one that killed king sloop. he inclined to watch the soviet union and didn't bid when the swan hi don was being built. it is the soviets who actually find on the building of the us one item. and the queue was also taken by plumbing room. when gun i'd gained independence in 1957. 1 of the things that's happened is that you wanted to build the costs of them without out of costs . at that time, he approached several western countries. they did not agree. and when he told the i'm now going to the soviet union, ben, verify not the person but them. and that is one of the reasons why in oklahoma, well then labeled as a communist. the same label was also born by heart medicine. ray of guinea was very sympathetic to the soviet style of when i was, as was indeed has been bad. and y

different parts of africa who then found themselves going to study in more school and in saint petersburg, at the behest of the soviet union, and that in itself, grow naturally because the freedom fighters of the day on one can name the one can name gum. i've given us that. when gum i didn't master was over throwing them one king bed group. he inclined to watch the soviet union and didn't bid when the swan hi don was being built. it is the soviet who actually find the building of the asked one high down. and the q was also taken by point. i'm in oklahoma, when gun i'd gained independence in 1900 down 57. 1 of the things that's happened is that you wanted to build the muscle and with that, and of course at that time, he approached several western countries. they did not agree. and when he told the i'm now going to the soviet union, then they find out the cost of put them on. that is one of the reasons why in oklahoma, well then labeled as a communist. the same label was also born by how may the simplest way of getting it was very sympathetic to this of your style of when i was as was indee

petersburg nos dice cuando asuma la presidencia para colocar un arancel del 5% de los artÍculos que lleganl tiempo o cuelgas templados que pidan mejores a realidades, entretanto tomÓ medidas para evitar retraso. >> el queso preparado porque mucho trÁfico. >> vemos mucho trÁfico constanteduch. presentadora: conducir con mucho cuidado. asÍ esreportero: a la gente que va al sur de la california los ganadores quieren aprovechar ese feriado. presentadora: mejor quizÁs el miÉrcoles puede ser para salir, ya paÍs. >> su historia este martes en "primer impacto". ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: donald trump confirma que va a imponer aranceles de 25% a mÉxico y canadÁ en su primer dÍa de mandato. donald trump acusÓ a ambos paÍses de tener responsabilidad en la inmigraciÓn irregular y trÁfico de drogas en el paÍs. autoridades de nueva york investiga la muerte de un hombre hispano que

petersburg. jasper might be higher. >> tyrus: i was the first of the wt match in russia.laws. >> jessica: instagram question from nolan. what is one invention you want to see in the next five years? >> judge jeanine: if i could think of one, i do it -- >> jessica: you can go last. >> judge jeanine: i have an idea, i take it back. i want to be able to, like coming to a hydrofoil, and if people are walking slowly, it drives me crazy, i walk very quickly, so i want to be able to self lift and fly over them and then keep walking. >> jessica: like a jensen. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> jessica: jesse? >> jesse: flying taxis peered. >> dana: what about air traffic control? >> jesse: they will figure it out, dana. >> jessica: what about you? >> dana: for a long time they said there is going to be a little robot that can fold your laundry for you. i've been waiting for that. if we are talking about the next five years, i'm expecting that and i would like one for christmas, thanks, tyrus. >> tyrus: originally i wanted prescription phone cover so you wouldn't have to wear glasses whe

mind that the kyiv authorities continue to attempt to strike at our vital facilities, including st petersburg moscow. ukrainian officials called mr putin's claim "ridiculous". president volodymyr zelensky said russia used cruise missiles with cluster munitions to specifically target energy and civilian infastructure. despite the wide range of russia's overnight attack, reports suggest no—one was killed. inna sovsun is a ukrainian member of parliament. she described the situation after the attack. i'm sitting out of my home right now, i don't have electricity right now, i didn't have it from the early morning and i came back home in the evening and i didn't have electricity. unfortunately, that is the situation for the majority of the ukrainians right now. unfortunately, this night's attacks had a drastic effect on the energy system and unfortunately, there are people who didn't have a single hour of electricity supply to the houses. the attack took place to a very big extent on the west of the country, but unfortunately, it's a unified energy system, so it means that there are outages all ove

the abandonment of petersburg and richmond by lee's declining forces was even attributed to sherman's march reporting battles was actually more difficult. confusion often supreme. after fredericksburg and chancellorsville for example soldiers on both sides wrote home, asking newspapers to find out who won. even commanders not have a clear picture. eyewitness were unavailable first. bull run was superficially simple to describe the daily nebraska and described the result as a helter skelter retreat and claimed that it was because union commander in the shenandoah valley had allowed confederate joe johnston to slip away and reinforce beauregard. the union and draconian stated his sudden arrival had created panic in the union ranks. the galveston news did better, describing it as a repulse, so decided. sometimes ed showed considerable sophistication. the oregonian explain how had been able to defeat two union armies by operating on interior lines a concept basic to understanding warfare. but common knowledge. the writer actually done research reading a pre war book by general henry w hal

petersburg for the russian states and the countries are ruling elite. the goal is simple. to become the world's leading energy ex, border and pressures learns to cuz you probably know that more than 80 percent of natural gas reserves and more than 20 percent of oil reserves are located in the arctic for you have to. so these arctic projects are definitely a priority for us see for those details. one of these great, the san francisco fellows to the boy got from the actual process of gas extraction requires the construction of infrastructure, the 3 just to a unit, to fully what's covered before the gas can be set to the surface switch over to the land has to be prepared accordingly. glasgow by some glue for size, not a human if you need sand, water, and many other things i've done the last of or show up at the origin mobiles. usually. i've got a guy in the top publish, so they take away a lot of our grazing land because they need the space. but drilling machines and reg is most of the process causes a lot of problems and gas is, you know, keep extracting gas until there's no

koreans makes it easierfor him because he doesn't have to 100,000 conscripts from moscow and st petersburgto do or has tried to do now is to maximise his gains as quickly as possible before there is a change in authority in the white house because clearly, he feels he will get a better deal from trump 2.0.— feels he will get a better deal from trump 2.0. matthew sussex, thank ou from trump 2.0. matthew sussex, thank you very _ from trump 2.0. matthew sussex, thank you very much. _ matthew sussex, thank you very much. russia's ballistic missile strike was on the city of dnipro, in southeastern ukraine, and marks a clear escalation in a war that's now more than 1,000 days old. the toll on ordinary ukrainians has been unbearable, as paul adams reports. russia's slow, grinding offensive in the east is driving a tide of human misery in front of it. civilians fleeing as, one by one, their towns and villages come under fire and are occupied. the people on this train are exhausted, bewildered. they've been through hell. they barely know where they're going, let alone what the future holds. in a re

the abandonment of petersburg by richmond client forces was attributed to sherman's march. reporting battles was actually more difficult. confusion was often supreme. after fredericksburg and chancellorsville for example, soldiers on both sides wrote asking for newspapers to find out who want won. even commanders might not have a clear picture. eyewitness accounts were unavailable. first bull run was superficial to describe. the daily nebraskan described the result as a helter-skelter retreat and claimed it was because viewing a commander in the shenandoah valley had allowed confederate joe johnston to slip away and reinforce beauregard. the union in the cody and stated that his sudden arrival created panic in the union ranks. the "galveston news" it better describing it as a repost so decided. sometimes, editor showed sophistication. "the oregonian" the scott pelley was able to defeat by two interior lights, a concept based on understanding warfare, but hardly common knowledge. writer had actually done research, reading a prewar book by general hallock. the summer of 1863

petersburg. you you had internet operating out of a office building, over time given the improvements in the cia command and our own awareness of the activities and what they're doing, they've started to push the boundaries out. so they're generating content and then laundering it, effectively, through other platforms. like telegram and even now what we're seeing is a significant amount of laundering through x. and then u.s. citizens pick up this information and these videos and then they promote it on their own accounts and their own social media platforms like facebook. so their moving it out and avoiding the u.s. techniques that we have deployed and developed. they're not as good. so a lot the videos that we're seeing, they're quite amateur. they're trying to flood the zone in trying to distract. >> and confuse and sow distrust of our institutions. sam, u.s. intelligence has been briefing and disclosing. that is part of what they're doing to try to counteract this. we saw early on warnings abo

petersburg, that could have an impact. >> you mentioned reinforcements from north korea.s reporting that could be up to 50,000 more soldiers as russia plans to reclaim its territory. what do you think that will look like? what do you expect to see? >> what we see now is reports that the russians have mobilized about 50,000 troops to try and retake the region. 10,000 are believed to be north korean. i think kirst is becoming an increasing embarrassment for the kremlin because this is a significant chunk of territory that ukraine has occupied for more than three months. i think the russians will be devoting more attention to try and push the ukrainians out, although the ukrainians have had time to dig in and prepare defensive positions. it could be a very expensive battle for the russians. >> we hear french president macron mentioning europe becoming more self-sufficient in its defense needs and we have seen a lot of discussion about that in brussels in recent months, is that a reaction to donald trump's reemergence or is it a bigger eu direction change? >> i think it is a

petersburg and moscow. helena: ukrainian officials called mr. putin's claims ridiculous.enskyy said russia used cruise missiles with cluster munitions to target energy and civilian infrastructure. reports suggest that no one was killed. the ukrainian member of parliament told us about how ukraine is recovering. as always, good to have you with us. we know russian attacks have cut power supplies to many people across ukraine overnight. what is the situation right now across the country? >> i am sitting at my home right now. i do not have electricity. i did not have it from the early morning, and i came back home in the evening and i did not have electricity. unfortunately, that is the situation for the majority of ukrainians right now. the attack has had drastic effect on the energy system, and unfortunately there are people who did not have a single hour of electricity supply to their houses. the attack took place to a big extent on the west of the country, but unfortunately it is unified energy system, so it means there were outages all over the country, so it is not in

and the whale found wearing equipment marked "st petersburg". was it spying for russia?es were beaten by fiji in cardiff at the weekend, in what was a record—equalling tenth successive test defeat. and tackling what he calls its "fundamental challenges". as double gold medalist, the man who delivered london 2012, and in his current role as head of world athletics, lord coe has become accustomed to success. but he is now in the running to become the next president of the international olympic committee, and told me how it would feel to be the first british holder of the role. it is a movement _ british holder of the role. it is a movement i've _ british holder of the role. it is a movement i've spent _ british holder of the role. it is a movement i've spent my - british holder of the role. it is a movement i've spent my whole| british holder of the role. it is a . movement i've spent my whole life in. i as though actually i've probably been in training for life for this so yes, it would be a huge honour. d0 for this so yes, it would be a huge honour. , ., ~ for this so ye

for "eye on america," i am major garrett in petersburg, virginia. >> norah: for the love of country, an influential musical genius in his time, quincy jones was in ours. the visionary composer, conductor, and producer died last night at his home in try, w. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, including heart failure that can lead to death. a risk that's increased if you develop a serious infection or irregular heartbeat or when taking certain other medicines. so do not sto

striking period, the cottage kings resurfaced, the beach, we will finish us on your premium car or petersburg. a supervisor though is what doesn't go to me, woke up, do you? if you ever name is up shows, please continue to the command to cut daughter. you relay suspicion. the torch them because that was the even the points and cover them as the a little muscle of voice. keep waiting. that's pretty and that's no good. um, what was the impression or the story? kimberly definitely in the kitchen depends. feels fortunately, no, go my process for getting to put me in bed, which one you use when it gets shipped though to you? no matter what. yeah. uh well me, it was the old no for sure, because the the need of defaults these papers and why required special investigation, but at the polish institute of national remembrance to where the document copies was sent. they disappeared without trace. the agreements concluded between the polish and russian prosecutor's offices on the joints investigation of the caffeine case. as also vanished the 1st quarter 4 years. so i thought we're just going to the name

petersburg summit for president pertaining to the pro promise advice. and he was organized as a succeed in green supplies, to african nations safety for which we are grateful to him. we need to think of some key name several countries by then right now, let's move on to 50 percent of a grand supplies kind of the flowing and to these countries. russia is a longstanding todd, not in longstanding friend of ours, african nations. i present those us today to my phone, a cognizant of this fact old. we understand that russia is and when he gets started, potential of cooperation with our countries together that we use to fight against colonialism, colonialism which left a deep wound in our conversation. i hope i have managed to answer your questions. thank you. minnesota. as a follow up to you question, see if i would like to address my connect? zachary sir chris drew. it said to me, step taken care of for me for the commission of the african union by the money in my mind zones out again, we're not um, finance minister has mentioned the 26th dc agenda, which is

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middle communities to religious uprisings, begin, hundreds of please come from poland to some petersburg for russia to interest orthodox subject to the commonwealth, see it has the protect the cutoff date. so you're considering a fair to another. let's see what the problem was left me to jump metal, excuse him to expect. there was something else here. real didn't really knows him, gives up a local or you might, you knew it was, you know, should have to have cuz it was 1764. the renowned coalition was the crowd in favor of catherine. the 2nd august on your tusky ascends to the pony front. in 1768, the russian invested ripping in negotiating the adoption of equal rights for catholic and orthodox questions. in response to catholic nobility raises an uprising and ask for help the crime in tucker. seldom declare war on russia ultimately lose partition of colon this underway boy, usually it's even a pretty vehicle really nice to cut or you will just roll it off to you. what, what do you may be a little screw vitally cag, that when you mind really sure of is difficult. yeah. it's a no finance.

in 2019, we saw the 1st russia african summit. thereafter, there was some petersburg summit to start the results. and the vision that we have created during these events will form a strong foundation for improving the level of cooperation between the policies. and it will also so the, the implementation of the roles has set out using these events various initiators that have being proposed. they all seek to extend our cap russian as well. ladies and gentlemen lease event is being held at the point in time when the workspace is fateful. challenges these challenges nicole for unity in our assets. what do you are they just require that we take certain steps, team country, and those who seek to impose their rules. so those who take decisions, including the political and economic dimensions, there was no longer ballast policy in this world is something these parties try to monopolize around major challenges that do not enable piece we as the international community, must take the initiative in order to guide solutions before visitation exacerbates in order for it not to exacerbate and we

however, saint petersburg must decide if it will play, if it will pay for the repairs, or continue with plans to open a new ballpark in 2028. in that case, the rays will most likely play at the phillies or yankees spring training park in the tampa area for next season. always come to the coliseum. it's open. yeah. jessica aguirre joins us with what's coming up next. right now, at 6:00, a report against san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. we're tracking the back and forth after that scathing 400 report was released today. we're live in redwood city, talking to sources and digging into the claims against the sheriff. also, an officer searching a home and car in contra costa county after leaving behind a pair of golden handcuffs during an arrest. but the family involved says the search was unauthorized. plus, it's a major step in increasing the bay area's water supplies. coming up, i'll have details of a new $1 billion project. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. tonight, the vallejo p

petersburg looking west to europe. and that is still the case for european russians. >> so, for china it is not, the putin and president xi met right before the special military operation started during the olympics in beijing. great statement of their partnership and referred to an unlimited relationship that was only going to grow closer and more productive. almost immediately made it clear there were limits. so for example the plc was clearly communicated that these are nuclear weaponsry in connection the special military operation would not be something the prc would abide by. so there are limits to this friendship between putin and president xi. the chinese economy is struggling. thank don't want to make an enormous economic sacrifices with the impact of secondary u.s. sanctions. so they will provide political cover. dual use technology that will help support the russian defense and industrial base will be cautious with financial transactions and will buy a heck of a lot of gas from the russians. i thought a limit

mind that the kyiv authorities continue to attempt to strike at our vital facilities, including st petersburgng about president—elect donald trump in the united states. he says he thinks he is intelligent but also fears for mr trump's safety after assassination attempts and reports of bomb threats to donald trump's incoming team. let's have a listen. translation: it is possible l that the current administration wants to create additional difficulties for the future one. this is also possible. but as far as i can imagine, the newly elected president, he is a smart person and already quite experienced. it seems to me that he will find a solution, especially after he has passed such a serious test, let's say, as the fight to return to the white house. president putin earlier today. let's get a bit more on this now from 0lga kakhova. she is the deputy director for european energy security at the atlantic council's global energy center. thank you for being with us. russia once again hitting ukrainian energy infrastructure and energy facilities of leaving, as i say, about a million people without e

petersburg that some of the most effective disinformation has been kicked up. -- cooked up.it is from this 23 story building -- and its impact. >> the difference is cut and dry. >> rfpi can be traced back to the wagner mercenary group who after launching an audacious revolt last year was killed in a mysterious mid air explosion but others say this story makes it clear that his legacy persists beyond the grave. >> they are pretending to be this really positive force of good in russia and in reality they are not. >> reporter: one recent post accuses governor tim walz of sexually assaulting a minor. >> that flew across the internet. >> reporter: senator j.d. vance and marjorie taylor green pushed a story that officials used government money to buy a yacht. there was one that kamala harris killed an endangered row nasser us while on safari. researchers have dubbed storm 1516 a group that is believed to work hand in glove with rfpi. >> when you look at all of the efforts, what do they undertake. >> is a opposed to this information, i think the rfpi and storm 1516 are -- . >> repo

petersburg or mosque out and other large cities remote from ukraine. these are not the kind of missiles that can be used across the russian law scales warned washington time and time again about taking a decision like this. we heard from vladimir putin at one point saying that this would be considered a serious threat for russia. now it's important, we don't forget something else. the russian president at one point said as well that he believes that russia has the rights to respond in kinds to strikes on russian territory that the government believes to be the fault of the west. so if, if this is all actually very true, i mean, this would be an escalation to the conflict of it in terms of proportions that we have not seen until this point. now stop that race done radio hose to run the credit coast as of the move is getting a lot of push back as it puts the whole world in danger. the push back here is really great that people across the spectrum now are speaking out against this dangerous crazy, insane policy. if it is true. so i don't know what their p

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you're a guest in saint petersburg when the russians were part of the g8 and you were, you know they were hosting you. and so you have so much control. so that's where the that's where the diplomacy comes in, because, you know, there's sometimes that for the us president's security, there are just some things you would just never do that your host is adamant that you do and so there's there's a tremendous amount in them in the diplomacy starts you know months sometimes years ahead of time and the negotiations you know from the state department to the white house to some of the other cabinet agencies, you know, the department of homeland security, because of the secret service, you know, requirements and so it is it is it is a remark complex process that go through and they're planned. i mean, we in the bush administration, we during the trans mission, we looked at those summit meetings that we were going to have to attend. is you have a packed g-8 native north american leaders, asean and i'm i'm leaving office right. a bunch them but they you know those are set it's not your choice w