philip: a lot of global convergence.e emphasize, there is interesting discussion and vital discussion about some operational issues, such as the purchase programs, that is a global conversation, but the bigger issue, and for me, as a chief economist is how climate change is affecting economic dynamics and how the necessary carbon transition will be very large structural change for the economy, for the global economy in the coming years. it already is. we see it meeting by meeting. the fact that you have to, as a central bank, consciously make the effort to make sure you are investing and make sure you have the framework to make sure you are fully responding to the challenges of climate change, i think that is necessary and so important that we do it. at that level, it is not controversial. you have seen around the world, look at the expansion in the financial system, look at the global movement, look at all the announcements from many central banks. i would say, of course the ecb is very committed, i think we have been a

he found himself a new home in france that also from the pitch one time when philip cost it now runs down to less back to the task. which is not to say he's given up attacking the pitch. that's the very good defensive with the different positions for sure. but it suits me even with the extra defensive work involved. i enjoy playing 3 to the goal line. one thing and really football is constantly evolving. it's a process powered by the club, the coaches, the players, and the full backs that covers the, among the most influential motors of change in the 2 decades playing the highest level. no time a t s one pretty much everything was winning in football. he may not be the thought to declare the latest trendy tactics. the gracious things like spread, but in terms of innovation, germany most to say about the role as a month, full back, a revolutionary system, changing how the games played and we'll get to the revolutionary bit later. let's look 1st at the system with the time on an aid of the good old tactics board. for all the cutting edge tweaks and variations of football team today, st

a single assistant 30 league dancing sir philip caustic. the seas in hamburg went down the 3 years on he'd become the 2nd best provider. how did that come to be the coach? he's a great psychologist and football expert buffle, a great person. he has a really good approach to the game and just know much about football. even a little more off of his coach who a coach got back next season, also joined frankfurt in the summer of 2018. he got off to a miserable german cup holders. frank were knocked out in the 1st round by both tia opponent. they were just one of that opening 5 games in the league. and then we shuffled the pack switching from for the back to 5, but it hostage was sitting at left back reading to rome, 4 with dr. good. now lead like hostage give us go and finish it with a foot follow up. with that we return to the beginning, low thomas, a as called a revolutionary system. so let's run a comparative check then, and now i'll phones. davies makes more than twice as many sprints as philip date for by an raphael guerrero is involved in

he found himself a new home in frankfort, also from the pitch one time when philip postage now runs out less back. but he's not to say he's given up attacking the prospects. that's been very good defensive with the different positions for sure, but it suits me even with the extra defensive work involved. i enjoy playing 3 to the goal line. one of the linear football is constantly evolving the process powered by the club. the coaches of the players and the full backs, the currently among the most influential motors of change. ah, in the 2 decades playing at the highest levels, latan mathias one pretty much everything was winning in football. he may not be the sorts of declared the latest trend, the tactics, the greatest thing since sliced spreads. but in terms of innovation, gemini, most kept this to say about the role as a mom full back. it's a revolutionary system. changing how the games played, and we'll get to the revolutionary bit lake taps. let's look 1st at the system with the time on the age of the good old text board for all the cutting edge tweaks and variations of football tea

he's arguably the best of the philip mom could play just about anywhere, less back right back in mid field. by a long time captain 2 seemed impervious to stress. even in the most crowded situation. the secret to move when playing right back with diane, i and robin at trans and distract the defenders while lum races around behind him on the outside. the run the past, the ball into the middle old has at least synchronized. football can looks simple, but that's of the difficult pounds. ah said davy doing fine at the sound of 2019 and he knew from the off what's expected of a young, talented, a well renowned club 20 of performing and few pretensions. wherever the coach was for me, up to give 100 percent down 2020. by earning a place in the 1st world, 113 time buddhist leader. when a champions league, when a wells club cup, german cup, alfonso davies, a korea in the fast lane pine y'all, it was the year he played his way from quantity to tremble. when all through his performance is out wide at less packing. also with the speed by and playing such a high defensive line, he's a weapon to co

is philip check? christian christ certainly knows how to read games and play as with the fiber coach here. press conference can easily more into a tactical seminar that will blemish the individual attacking quality of some teams presents you with the problem. let's say cost it just an example. if we're playing frankfurt, we have to press close and intensely, and cost h is standing out wide on to the side. if you don't exert enough, pressure is always the option of melting the ball over to him would be and then it's a one on one. and when you one on one with cost, which he's guarantee to contest it, he wins half of those contests. and that, that's why he's away device dash for by the fact that frank away oftentimes come at don, knew who he wanted to pick out in this situation. and it all unfolded justice cuz she describes a majority of frankfurt. the tax season were executed through his offensive philip coast ditch finished off the campaign with 4 goals and 17 ah, decided he's an absolute bonus league,

they talk about that we discuss so philip welcome to a modichel live stream. we're glad you so much. thank you for having me. it's good to be back at monticello at least in spirit. that's right you have been before well, why have you been at monticello before? i was a fellow at the international center for jefferson studies twice actually, but the second time was i was the guilder lerman junior research fellow in 2005 2006. and that's why i started writing. my book cosmopolitan patriots americans and paris in the age of revolution and i was just it was just one of my favorite places in the world. it's so i was a great place to work and you know extremely beautiful. i agree. it's the center is a terrific. it's a terrific benefit to us at monticello because we get the benefit of meeting and and then establishing connections to so many scholars engaged in lots of different work. so phillip, let's talk speaking of that work before we really jump into the topic tell you work for the papers of benjamin franklin. how's the yale university? tell us a little bit about

philip lane tells bloomberg that a september taper, that definitely looks premature.urevac craters after its vaccine shows lower efficacy. look out for that one. let's check the markets and see where they are. obviously the fed's front and center. we see it on both sides of the atlantic. the stoxx 600 not down by much. the market seems to be taking this relatively well. where we are seeing the biggest market effect is in the currency market, dollar strength. alix: but off the highs of the session, in part because you have that jump in initial jobless claims last week, the first time we have seen that since april. that kind of shook up where the market were positioned. two main things to look at here. the bloomberg dollar index up, but now only up 0.4%. on the flipside, the u.s. five-year goes nowhere. huge move yesterday. tons of selling. yields popping. now you're seeing a bear flatten are evolving to get the lows of the session. that wind up hurting the kbw bank index. all of the trading stocks are getting hit particularly hard. it is not really helping certain comm

take a live look at brussels we expect to see president biden any moment now meeting with king philipe and the prime minister of brussels. in the room where you see the u.s. and belgium flags this is a diplomatic bilateral session following up from the nato session where the nato leaders gathered and addressed two big threats to the world as they saw it. one is the threat of the rise of china which is concerning for the first time and the aggressiveness of russia which represents a threat to the nato alliance the president was asked to preview in his press conference his meeting with vladimir putin on wednesday the president said he is not looking for conflict there here's what he said. >> i'm going to make clear to president putin that there are areas we can cooperate, if he chooses and if he chooses not to cooperate, then we will respond. we will respond in-kind. >> reporter: he was asked about some of the criticism he is meeting with putin too early in his first term he said, though, he has the support of the nato leaders for the meeting tomorrow >> every single one that spoke i thi

. >> prince edward on his father, prince philip who would have been 100. years old today. [u .laripse. >> and eclipse at sunrise in the united states, the moon glidg in front of the sun taking a bite from the shining desk. -- disc. this was the view from canada where the northern parts of the world were treated to a full spectacle, a special solar event. >> an annular eclipse happens when the moon is farther away so look ser in the sky you will be able tos; see. a ring around the moon. and so this is why they are sometimes known as the ring of fire and t eclipse is to spot. >> the full eclipse began in ontario, canada, the moon casting a shadow across e narrowface of the planet ending inside area and there was a partial eclipse and the u.k. with up to 40% of the sunshine obscured and in h, families h a chance to catch a glimpse as our star emged from the haze but across much of the country the weather was overcast and this was the view from cambridge where, every the clouds parted. >> solar eclipses happen one be in the right place to see themecause the shadow of the moon it ca

philip, let me start with you.%, 4-0 percent of workers are considering quitting their jobs. this comes at that time when a number of employers are clamoring to find people to fill open positions. what do you think is going on? >> yeah. i mean it is sort of curious. i don't really know what the baseline is in terms of people always sort of want to quit their jobs. there's a healthy percentage of americans that always feel that way, but we sort of leaped frogged from everyone is freaked out about the pandemic to being in this position where people are so eager to hire folks it gives people the sense of, oh, it will be relatively easy to find a job if i want one. i think it is important to remember a lot of trends are overlapping right now. for example, the baby boom, the youngest members of the baby boom are going to start hitting 60 in a couple of years and a lot of people will want to move toward wanting to retire by virtue of raw demographics. this pandemic may be accelerating that in a way we didn't necessarily

he described prince philip as an extra ordinary character, and expressed sadness o public rift betweenily and the duke and duchess of sussex. >> we would have loved it if he had been here and been with us. he did not really want all the. fuss and bother. so we celebrate what might have been in his life and we have tried to turn it into something very positive. >> you must miss him? >> yes, yes and it has been a very difficult 18 months. ♪ the funeral was an. extraordinary day. . it was very strange coming from the outside with all of the pageantry, and coming into st. george's chapel, into the nave which was empty. it was a moving and somber experience. >> people were moved by seeing your mother sitting alone in her mask and it must have been difficult for you to not be alongside her and able to comfort her that day. >> exactly that. but it is no different from what other families have experienced. this past year. >> it has been a difficult year for the royal family particularly with the duke and dust six -- do to get an duchess of sussex -- duke and duchess of sussex. >> of course, th

. >> so one of the -- take a step back and look at this -- it's the jack philips case. he lost his case in colorado tuesday, i believe, and justice gorsuch used the jack philips. he was denied a transgender woman cake for her changeover ceremony that she wanted to celebrate. she has already said to him if this case didn't go her way, she would be back in his shop requesting another case to continue to provoke this issue. here's jack philips. >> the civil rights division took away my business, ordered me to retrain my staff, including my 88-year-old mom and report to them for any cake i wouldn't create. we've had death threats, hateful e-mails and hundreds of phone calls. this has been a crazy few years. >> does this case today change anything for jack philips? >> this case shows the governments have to follow the rules. the supreme court said governments can't discriminate against religious exercise. if they bend the rules for others, they have to have compelling reasons if they're going to crack down on religious exercise. so i think what we have today, especially the

he found himself a new home in frank. such also asked on the pitch one time we have philip postage, now runs down to less back, which is not to say he's given up. it's checking the prospects that's the very good defensive with the different positions for sure. but excuse me, even with the extra defensive work involved, i enjoy playing 3 to the goal line. one big underlying circle is constantly evolving the process powered by the club, the coaches, the players, and the full back the currency among the most influential motors of change. in over 2 decades, playing at the highest levels, latasha ts one, pretty much everything was winning in football. he may not be the thought to declare the latest trendy tactics. the greatest things because like spread but in terms of innovation japanese, most cats play this to say about the role as a mom, pull back a revolutionary system, changing how the games played and we'll get to the revolutionary bit later. let's look 1st at the system with a time on the age of the good old tech support for all the cutting edge tweaks and variations football team tod

alright, philip, the vet from business inside of south africa. i think bringing has an update on the situation that now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. south african power giant s. com is seeking $10000000000.00 in the world bank and the lenders that's part of its efforts to pivots to renewable energy. s. com is africa, the biggest greenhouse gas mit there's planning to shut down most of its coal fired power plants by 2050. the world bank expects can use g d p to increase by 4 and a half percent this year is over 900 vaccination increase and locked down. the growing east african economy relies heavily on agriculture and tourism, meaning it is still vulnerable to potential vaccine shortages and weak global growth and go in as states oil giant sun. our goal was $1000000000.00 to western energy firms according to reuters. so i go leases out it's oil phase, but hasn't kept up with payments to maintain the size. so it's now looking to sell stakes and it's failed to cover the debt. the european union and united

he's an internet lower expert and social media solicitor and also philip ingram 2 joins us. he's a former senior military intelligence and security officer, and you both very welcome. yeah, if i could start with you the counter argument to this because we've heard people's concerns that you know, potentially a, i can be very useful. it can make the streets safer. and surely that ways, you know yog humans against it, and what concerns we may have about her own personal freedoms. clearly, you can support these by, by another argument at the streets of, of britain packed. we'd see see tv in people are being being filmed, monitored effectively whenever they go so. so the question is, i mean, what is the real difference between having a camera a following you? whenever you go over there you'll, you'll visit our street or shopping mall and having something which is a little bit more commercialize. i think the, the concern here is the, the use of artificial intelligence by private companies. and then the possible abuse of those of the data gathered, sometimes in real time to do to

the gulf coast in the south of portugal, very popular with tourists and philip. the live with many people in portugal, depend on tourism. the country had been opening up how they're dealing with this now. well people are shocked, especially here in the holiday resorts off i'd say it out. last year was already the worst summer season since the early eighty's and people were waiting for the famous light at the end of the tunnel, of course, meeting for a more or less normal holiday season again, but this hope is destroyed. now of course, the germans are the most important group of holiday makers together with the bridges. and the ok has also introduce strict measures already for return nice from portugal and local say that business just wants to buy another thomas even like this. so was it like that and now for, for the tourists caught up in this well, the german tourists have left already, at least the majority of them. i talked to manage that in the morning and he said that's not german tourists had left the town. probably only a very few remaining. there were a l

but a very different type with prince philip passing as well. this is the queen very much showing she carries on no matter what, and she's always prioritized these visits with visiting u.s. presidents. america isn't part of the commonwealth, but is a very important partner to the united kingdom and she's always prioritized it. we're hearing music playing here. the key moments, no to speak over, are the national anthems. remember a few years ago, president obama spoke over a national anthem which is seen as a big faux pas. there are all sorts of protocols and it can seem intimidating. what's always a priority for the queen is the guest feels comfortable. he's not expected to bow. he is a head of state like her, not a british subject. they're of equal status. if he does bow, she will obviously accept that. the main event will be inside when they have this chat over tea. all kinds of protocols around tea as well. this is really a personal moment for president biden. he can get that photo. there will be a foet tow toe inside, just one still photogra

for instance, this story of philip reid, a lot of people have researched this. the keep coming back to this guy who wrote a number of books about the capitol. usually they talk about a different book as being the source for this. it's actually this book here that tells the story of philip reid and his crucial importance in casting the statue of freedom. so it's very personal. he's guidebooks tend to be personal. the written a time when very few people actually traveled. so often it would just be somebody who traveled to d.c. and wanted to talk about what he had seen. so the folks at home could have that experience as well. for instance, this book here by dr. john alice, as far as i can tell he did not live anywhere in the area. but he just came down once. he sort of spent some time in washington and wrote that up. alice is kind of an on character and i found very little information about him. the only other book he wrote is a very odd. almost conspiracy theory types a book. this was a pretty straightforward narration. the only thing that is fun about it is thing

it's actually this this book here 10 and dome that tells the story about philip reed and his crucial importance in in casting the statue freedom. so it's very personal these these guidebooks tend to be very personal they're written at a time when very few people actually travel and so often it would just be somebody who travel to dc and wanted to talk about what he or she had seen so that the folks at home could have that experience as well. so for instance this book here by a guy named dr. john ellis. as far as i can tell he did not live anywhere in the area, but he just came down once and spent some time in washington and wrote that up ellis was kind of an odd character. i found very little information about him. the only other book that he wrote was sort of very very odd. it's sort of almost conspiracy theory type of book, but this is a pretty straightforward narration. the only thing that sort of fun about it is things he gets away with that you would not get away with today. so he talks about knowing into the wondering through the capital and going into the basement sub basement

so can philip know, so thank you very much. indeed for taking the time to talk to euro 2020 football match between denmark and finland in copenhagen has finished. after being halted for almost 2 hours by a serious medical emergency than christian ericsson collapsed on the page just before half time, and had cpr from medical staff to resuscitate him. he was treated almost half an hour before being taken to a nearby hospital. westoff say he regained consciousness, finland won the game, one knew, been sport correspondent, temporarily for mary says he's never seen medical intervention or pitch like that before trans being christian that extend collapsed on his own enough in a situation that we learned in the past. we saw for mom by premier league and it happened to him. it happened in italy to model senior will didn't survive that. it was nice to see. for example, the treat phone publish mama saying i hope for the playful gods. and the thing is that the big fear was that immediately there was no movement, no motion from attics and officially nothing even when the medical while landing on

it's like they were off the air for a while and then i believe having watched the show she and philiplobe had that special chemistry that we recognize in you know tv stars. will they won't they type tv stars now they were really special. they seemed like a married couple they seemed really lived in and had a connection and so then she ends up replacing him twice because he's so hard to replace. the first one doesn't stick the second one. he's fine, but i never i don't like the later episodes with him nearly as much as i like the early episodes with full of globe and so all together this just is why i think we don't know. not everyone knows about gertrude bird either and the similar to hazel the recordings of the show, they do exist. but especially the early versions which are the best the early episodes which are the best ones. they're very bad version. they're kind of like a copy of a copy. so i think that's why we see like an isle of lucy in endless reruns because it was this is getting nerdy now, but they they shot on film for i love lucy whereas the goldbergs was still live. and s

his name was john philip sousa and he was a very illustrious bandleader.eader of the marine band, he wrote many great marches. i am sure there are many bandsmen in the country that associate his name not only with a great marches that he wrote, but the instrument that bears his name, the sousaphone. we have the original sousaphone made by the company in elkhart , indiana. usually you can only see this in the museum of science and industry in chicago. in this particular case, the bell of the instrument extends directly upward. rather than forward as the modern sousaphone. i also want to call your attention to the uniform. it is our famous uniform and with a scarlet background trimmed in black-and-white. it is one that we know that members of the marine band have worn for 80 years. we are going to play a sousa march. i know the march most of you would like us to play is stars & stripes forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ col. santelmann: that was sousa music at its very best. most americans think of the marine band as a concert band. i do not believe that many of you realize tha

he's arguably the best of philip mom could play just about anyway, left back right back in mid field by a long time captain, who seemed impervious to stress. even in the most crowded situations, the stigma to move when playing right back on robin at tracks and districts. the defenders while love races round behind him on the outside, the run, the the pass, the ball into the middle old, perfectly synchronized. football can looks simple, but that's of the difficult part from se davies doing science at the 2019. and he knew from the off what's expected of a young talent, the world renowned club, plenty of performance, and few pretensions. wherever the coach was before me, up, then there's some movie to give 100 percent. he close down 2020 by earning a place in beef as well as 113 time buddhist leader. when a champions league, when a wells club cup, german cup, alfonso davies, a korea in the fast lane, it was the year he played his way from unknown quantity to treble when all through his performances are wide at less packing. also dancing with his speed, with, by saying such a high defen

>>> philip zelikow talks about his book. it examines a five-month period during which the united states, the united kingdom, and germany attempted to negotiate a peaceful end to world war i, almost two years before germany would sign an armistice agreement. the wilson center hosted this event and provided the video. >> good afternoon and welcome to the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. woodrow wilson then and now series featuring philip of the university of virginia and his book. the woodrow wilson international the woodrow wilson international center for scholars aims to unite the world of ideas by supporting scholarship and linking that scholarship to issues of concern to officials in washington. congress established the center in 1968 as the official national memorial to president wilson. unlike the physical monuments in the nation's capitol, it's a living memorial, whose work and scholarship commemorates the ideals and concerns of woodrow wilson. as both a distinguished scholar and national leader, presid

philip >> morgan, thank you >>> new details this morning on the u.s.ilitary strikes in iraq and syria launched late sunday in retaliation after militias attacked u.s. service members. >>> millions enduring excessive heat in the west, forced many to seek cooling centers, situation there is what is happening now pentagon says three targets in the strikes were weapons and storage facilities, two in syria, one in iraq, near the border shared by the countries they were chosen because the facilities were used by iran-backed militias what that conducted drone attacks against u.s. personnel in iraq >>> extreme heat is scalding the western united states right now. olympic track and field trials put on hold after temperatures hit 107 and temperatures on the track nearly 150 degrees some athletes had to be taken off the field in wheelchairs due to the heat, including tallia brooks more on the dangerous conditions. >> reporter: a dome of heat keeps punishing the pacific northwest. >> 107 at portland international right now. portland's all-time record high ever >>

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philip, our ballet teacher. -hi. how are you?u guys can have a seat r while we're waiting for class to start. ...they rarely get to do full-on ballet therapy class. so this is when... just relax. ...they can really get excited and they can really go for it and they can really just let loose and enjoy themselves. 3 and 4. and side, side. up, around, and over. side. around the world and up. ♪♪ straight up. ♪♪ let's go again. i definitely see myself in those kids. i was just like them. are we ready for the next part? i see the wonder. i see the no filter. you open your legs. very vulnerable. now we're gonna go into third position. it's really beautiful. can i see your first position? here. i was very lucky to get to teach at a very early age. and rise. very good. correct. let me see everyone else. good. and i fell in love with it. ready? 6, 7, 8. jump, 2, 3, 4... 5, 6, 7, 8... 9, 10, 11, 12. i would be very happy to see in this class these kids, of course, with a smile on their face. and straight back. and with kids of all different

professor philip morrison of m.i.t.ed the first seriously-reasoned paper on possible modes of communication with extraterrestrial life. george wald won the nobel prize in 1971 for his work in physiology. >> it is now ok to talk about life elsewhere, intelligent life elsewhere, whereas, a decade or two ago, it wasn't ok. it was considered too speculative to be worth any investment of time. >> the number of stars in our galaxy alone is so staggeringly large, in the order of 10 or 11 or more, the probability of stars having planetary systems is so high, we think that, perhaps, the probability that those planetary systems might be comparable with our own and the stars have some sort of sphere, ecosphere, where it is suitable for life, not too hot, not too cold, seems reasonable. these bits of information have come from astronomy, primarily. and then we join with biochemists to tell us about the probable evolution of life on earth, that kind of developments necessary for it, dna molecules, amino acids, and the like, which ha

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for more, we are joined by philip from beijing. what were some of the highlights?he main message that xi and the party are sending is that they are really good for china and they are the party that has had so much success building china and ling it into the world's second-largest economy. they are basically using this anniversary to say we deserve more time in charge. dani: any big announcements we are expecting? philip: thursday, we expect xi to announce china has achieved this goal that has been around about four decades since they started reform and opening up, and the wording is a bit wonky, but that china has achieved the building of a moderately prosperous society. this is a goal that has been trotted out from leaders all the way through, and xi jinping seems set to say on thursday we have accomplished this in the party, and they will take credit for this accomplishment. dani: thank you so much for staying on top of this for us. the big question for markets is can the cyclicals trade come back and who will win, germany or england? yousef: i am going to say en

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philip reed was finally paid for his role. now we are in the dome. now, you can see what is inside.nside is a capitol rotunda. you can look up and see the possibility. this is a painting that elevates washington. the two either side. he has freedom on one side and victory on the other. on the side of freedom, freedom hold the constitution. on the side of victory, victory has a trumpet of victory. surrounding george washington are 13 women representing the original 13 states. it is an incredible statement of unity and freedom. because it was put there by the artist, he wanted everybody to know that the concept of freedom was going to last in this country forever. it is our most sacred space. here in the rotunda, we come together at times of great tragedy. we have people laying in stage. the owner to lay in state in the rotunda has only given to 41 people in the history of the country. presidents and great dignitaries. we also are here where the congressional gold medal is given. at a time of great celebration and honor, we come together in the rotunda. but lois is the crypt. -- but l

again to international tourists and a few weeks later the very end started to spread in the country. philip shots and i will farah portugal. thank you very much. thank you. that's have a quick look now at some other developments in the corona, virus pandemic. the developers of russia's sputnik v vaccine say it is slightly less effective against the delta variant of the current of ours compared to the original strain. brisbin has become the latest, the strain and city to issue, stay at home orders and case is continued to rise across the country. more than 10000000 people across the street. and i locked down, and germany is foreign minister, high colma has defended the listing of germany's blanket travel warning for all corona virus. risk areas from thursday travel warnings for tourists will only apply to areas with an incidence rate of above $200.00 per 100000. and in areas where fresh variance are prevalent, the it's one of the great rivalries in football and it enters, enters its next chapter tonight. when england host germany at wembley. in the last 16 of the european championships, germ

and philip pod has a kitchen. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweak with hash tag doing your bit. we share your stores here on eco africa, we've talked about how electric mobility can be better for the environment. bonds, here's something new. an entire motorsports see, we've featuring electric vehicles, raising awareness about climate change and consequences. it's called extreme e n. his hosts races in the most extreme places on earth. in the desert, the ocean even on and toxic, was eyes. so what can motor racing do for the environment in africa? to find out what went along to raise hell to get is the backdrop of salt lake. on 70 goes atlantic coast lot growth located just behind center gold, atlantic coast. under the daytime sun, its surface turn a beguiling pink color due to the mass of alga that thrive in the lake high salt content. this is one of the locations chosen for a rather unique, moderate, and event, the extreme se launch to raise awareness about criti

and till now they've been making the hives on the 3 d printer and philip pod has kitchen band. how about you? if you are also doing your best, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweak tag doing your bit. we share your stories, hers. here on equal africa, we've talked about how electric mobility can be better for the environment bond. he's something new, an entire motor sports, the we've featuring electrically cause raising awareness about climate change out its consequences. it's called extreme e n. his holds races in the most extreme places on earth, in the desert, the ocean, even on an touch, goes ice. so what can motor racing do for the environment in africa? to find out what went along to a raise held against the backdrop of salt lake on 70 goes atlantic coast. the luck grows located just behind center gold, atlantic coast. under the daytime sun, its surface turn a beguiling pink color due to the mass of alga that thrive in the lakes high salt content. this is one of the locations chosen for a rather unique, moderate, and event. the extreme e. c u e. launch t

presidents of enjoy this more intimate encounter with the queen at war is essentially her home prince philip always regard regarding buckingham palace. often the scene of many huge and elaborate banquets is very much the, the office. but she said, i think it's fair to say, but they say the united kingdom, extending the hand of friendship for many, many decades. so united states, the president of the united states. thank you very much for that need. so yes, we said, what we're looking at is pictures of the grounds of wins the castle with the british monarchs. queen elizabeth there with the us president joe biden, and the 1st lady jill biden. they are there with the queen's company. first battalion, we're god of honor, is there, we're expecting them to inspect that god of honor, i believe with have the u. s. national anthem. they will, after the formalities, go on to have tea together as they were saying, a fairly short visit before president biden heads off to brussels, where he has and nato meeting. he has of course, come from cornwall from the g 7 summit the okay, we are going to leave it t

we saw the handwritten note the queen left on prince philip's coffin, signed off "lilibet".s had since childhood. so, it's a very royal name, and critics might say that this is ensuring that that link, that hugely lucrative link for brand harry and meghan, to have that link to the royal family, it'll be continued with the most royal name, but personally i think that is a cynical view to take. i think this is a genuine potential major step forward in the thawing of this dreadful rift that has plagued the entire family for coming up for a year and a half. and what do you think about titles? because obviously this is one of the subjects that came up in that interview. how do you think this is going to be discussed? well, i can tell you now that the royal family will be extremely keen to ensure that there are no careless mentions, careless flippant remarks or downright racist remarks from the... let's not forget, harry and meghan have told the world the royal family is shielding a racist amongst its ranks. that's their claim. so, yes, they will be very, very keen to ensure that

let's discuss this half of the se, horace based attorney at law philip devolve, joins us live. no good to have you. will this system meet? it's go, let's propose goal of avoiding cross border bureaucracy. what's your take on the entire thing? well, good afternoon. do you see the new invention for europe, a community to restrict our freedom, to restrict the from them fundamental lows regarding the european cities and in fact so we are all going on the chinese way to check everyone to, to find that the best way to, to go inside your product life. i think we already everything. regarding id, national id, passport. we can show you our vaccine if that or not the can get the we don't know . i think the president would not be attacked by europe in new york. the union is our slower vander, line correct in calling this fellow turnitin to the big online platforms, data programs. well, i think it's a, it's a new id for controlling the european citizen. i'm not against to be controlled the f. i have not nothing to be reproached, but i thing to go through europe in union to tend to people t

and till now they've been making the hives on the 3 d printer and philip pot has kitchen band. how about you? if you are also doing your best, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweak tag doing your bit. we share your story with ours. here on equal africa, we've talked about how electric mobility can be better for the environment bond. he's something new, an entire motorsports, the we've featuring electrically cause raising awareness about climate change and consequences. it's called extreme. any hopes races, in the most extreme places on earth, in the desert. the ocean even on and touch goes ice. so walked and motor racing do for the environment in africa to find out what went along to raise hell. the gate is the backdrop of a salt lake. on 70 goes. atlantic coast lot grows located just behind center gold, atlantic coast, and of the daytime sun. its surface turn a beguiling pink color due to the mass of alga and thrive in the lake high salt content. this is one of the locations chosen for a rather unique moderate event. the extreme e. c. reef launch to raise awa

the queen of england, prince philip, prince charles, princess diana, whole have been in this room. and it looks exactly as we see it now. there's a famous interview that lbj did with walter cronkite in the early 1970s and which lbj is sitting in that chair and walter cronkite on that couch. and you see exactly what you see right now. the president was alive for about a year and a half when this library was built. it was inaugurated in may of 1910 when, as i mentioned he died in january of 1973. so he had a very limited time during which he was part of this libraries life, a very important time. lady bird johnson continue to make it an important part of her life when she died in 2007. and this library this is as much as about lady bird johnson, as is her husband. throughout the room there are some wonderful artifacts. that the johnson's collected while they were in the white house. some come from heads of state, others come from friends of theirs, who gave them gifts for the presidential library. or for the white house. that they brought to the space. one such item, is this painting