but in 2022, ralph did win the emmy for her performance in "abbott." >> sheryl lee ralph. >> reporterupporting actress in a comedy. my gosh, no one will ever forget that speech. you might because you blacked out when your name was called. >> i was in shock. i could not believe it was me. ♪ i am an endangered species ♪ >> had you planned to sing? >> i hadn't planned anything. i hadn't planned anything. i hadn't written anything. i had to center myself. i was about ready to lose it. and i just sang. ♪ and i know where my voice belongs ♪ >> i had never been invited to the emmys before. and the first time i'm invited, i win. this is showbiz at its best. >> reporter: the 67-year-old ralph, grew up the daughter of immigrants. splitling her childhood between new york's long island and jamaica. what is the first memory you have of performance? of, i like being on a stage? >> lawrence rhode jr. high school, and i sang a concert. when i heard that applause, oh, my goodness gracious. it was like main line, main line. oh, my god, i got to have it. applause. >> reporter: but ralph's parents were n

lester ralph jones with a catch .god sakes, and-- >> he was a really nice person. >> what you mean by really nice? >> he just seemed really nice, genuine, and sweet. >> well, you know how people are, caught up in the blinding glare of new love. in a month or two, or six, disturbing things begin to occur. unimaginable traits emerge and sometimes, a nightmarish story, like the one lisa nance told us about lester ralph jones. >> i caught him, you know, watching me and stuff, you know. >> what do you mean? >> like watching me where i was going and stuff like that. >> he tapped her phone, she said, he he had secret recording devices. >> i talked to my friends that night, i would not tell him, he would already know i have talk to whoever. >> it just was not working for lisa. she ended it, better sooner than later. she moved on. of course, it was not over. one morning, when she was driving her new boyfriend to work, a card drove up beside her car, it was him, jones. >> he got up beside me, hit my car, which knocked me over i

and >> oh, ralph has crashed there. >> oh, ralph has crashed there. >> ralph has crashed.t a signal back up. >> ralph was the gift that stopped giving . stopped giving. >> well, i think ralph's gone off because we are such a low energy economy now. >> no thanks to pull it back. >> no thanks to pull it back. >> yeah, so i'm blaming ed miliband, nicky, before he comes back on defend. ed miliband and ed miliband . ed miliband. >> well, it wasn't his fault that this british green energy plan was scrapped, was it? i thought that was quite. that was something people could get behind if you create, you know, jobs in this country for people and we make our we become energy efficient on this island, which we are. but it's all just hot air. well it wasn't it was mapped out, but they pulled the plan because they didn't have enough money. they decided that's what they were going to cut first. >> yeah, because but it's going to cost us £1 trillion. you know, going for this at least, at least at least a trillion. >> but i don't disagree with you on the pace, the pace that we need to go.

ralph nader took on general motors. you know, this is back when general motors, where the phrase was was good for general. what's good for gm is good for the country. ralph nader took them on and beat them on auto safety regulations. we chose two things. one is how influential ralph nader was, but also how little influence gm on the biggest companies in the country had at the time. so anyway, all that's changed now and now companies are incredibly i love the 1971 key point. yeah, i didn't know that about ralph nader either. and also i was struck by the fact that he he able to do that on a consumer campaign, which i feel like wouldn't happen today. well, and that's exactly a part of the point of the book, is that, you know, the founders of the country envisioned a period envisioned that lobbyists or were they called factions would have influence or would try to influence legislation that they. they foresaw that there would be a a faction of of consumers, of workers, and then a faction of industrial or, you know, companie

the 1960s corvair condemned ralph nader as unsafe at any speed speed. since nader's attack, it's being increasingly that we need government in the marketplace today. there are agencies all over washington where bureaucrats decide what's good for us. agencies to control the prices we pay, the quality goods we can buy, the choice of products available. it's costing us more than $5 billion a year. since the attack. the corvair. government has been more and more money in the name of protecting the consumer consumer. this is hardly what the third president of the united states, thomas jefferson, whose monument this is had in mind when he defined a wise, frugal government as one which restrained men from injuring each other and them otherwise free to, regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement. ever since the corvair affair, the us government increasingly been muscling in between buyer and seller. in the marketplaces of america. by thomas jefferson's standards, what we have today is not a wise and frugal government, but a spendthrift and snooping

it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background noises] the 1960s corvair condemned by ralph nader is unsafe.n increasingly accepted we need government protection and the micro place. today, there are agencies all over washington for bureaucrats decide what is good for us. agencies to control that pricess we pay. the quality of goods we can buy. the choice of products available. it is arty costing us more than $5 billion a year. since the attack on the corvair, government has been spending more and more money and the name of protecting the consumer. this is hardly with the third president of the united states, thomas jefferson, whose monument this is had in mind when he defined a wise in frugal government as one which restrains men from injuring each other and leaves them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement. ever sincece the corvair affair, the u.s. government has increasingly been muscling in between a buyer and seller in the marketplaces of america. by thomas jefferson's standards but we have today is not a wise and frugal government but a spendthrift a

lizzy: that was the mtn ceo ralph mupita on the company's latest results. more on this, we can go to our chief africa correspondent, who brought us that interview. the ceo seeming pretty hopeful on south africa. >> right. and i think it's important to note this because south africa is the home market for mtn, so what we did hear from ralph mupita during that interview is he said the results from mtn south africa were decent, that he still sees some scope for even more growth contributions from the country and the market here so if we look at their contribution in the first half, subscriber numbers grew 4.7%, reaching 38.5 million at the end of june. we also did see revenue jump by 59.1%. part of that, they noted, is because of airtime advance fees. we also saw partnerships with mtn and show max and disney plus, so that potentially helping the subscriber numbers here in its home market, but still, as ralph pointed out, a lot of their other markets have been challenging, namely nigeria, so still a number of headwinds they are facing in the near term. lizzy: g

i'm detective barry cherowitz, and with me is ralph welch. >> so, ralph welch tells detective barry cherowitztory how it happened and who all was there. >> so, police get ralph welch talking. and remember, he's a teenager talking to cops. and he spills it all. >> he told you the story about what? about how what happened? >> he told me how they did it. >> how they did what? >> killed gregg smart. >> ralph welch tells police about learning of three teenage boys who went to gregg smart's house that night with the intent to murder him. these are the three boys that welsh names in that interview. billy flynn, pete randall, and vance, aka j.r. lattime. it's startling because they're just high school kids. lattime supposedly waited in the getaway car. >> and so they went there, and they broke in the place. and they set it up to make it look like a burglary. and i guess the guy tried to run or something. they grabbed him, they threw his dog in the cellar. pete said he held the guy's head while bill shot him. >> the juveniles that were involved in the murder, beginning with billy flynn, all of them ha

what was wrong with icc was done by one of ralph nader's groups. you were associated with that group. that's the thing that really baffles me fundamentally. here are people like ralph nader and his groups who look at and say, and what is their solution to the problem. more of the same. a different kind regulation. the only problem is that the wrong people were in there regulating. no, no, no. that's not true at all. no, that's that's a complete working of nader now. yes. that's that's the doctor landauer solution for the medical problem. let's have the right people doing the right thing and that's a complete misnomer about the difference between. icc and health and safety regulation there a number of differences. one is one involves the economics and the benefits, profits to industry, and the other involves the sanctity of life and excuse me. just point. yes, the second one and it deals with your third party relationship is that what you're talking about? there is breaks because they're going to affect somebody else, but they're also third party ef

jack: another what is lbm age there spending more promotion than ralph lauren's we saw in the openingeremonies at the largest luxury company in the world. it's a largest luxury company in the world, it's not a good time for luxury because it is moderation it also creates opportunity and like you said it's a largest player out there with 75 brands in the strength of louis vuitton and christian viewer, take this opportunity for lbm agent this is one of them they are company built for decades not just for days. jack: back-to-school season and one big beneficiary is likely to be abercrombie and finch, this is a call of yours and a good one over the past year of 240%, that's more than nvidia, do you still like the stock, what are they doing so well. >> what abercrombie is doing so well they use the data on their customer and transform the core abercrombie van now it caters to 25 - 40 -year-olds and selling outfits not just items, keep in mind they did on the operational side, they enhanced the store base by getting rid of some of the flagships that were in his productive and smaller boxes

i'm ralph kane. i run the king dairy farm out west of town and i have got plenty to say too about highway. i figure there's something wrong when a man's got to give up his farm land for a road he can't use. when the road he does use needs so bad. now you're planning to this big new superhighways smack dab through my farm. those folks can get from one side of the county to the other minutes faster. and you are not planning for me to drive on it from my farm now, is that right. yes, it is, mr. king. but the traffic load on route 110 prohibits us from permitting private entrances. you will be able to get on the new highway, though, by driving just a short way down route 134, i suppose i could do that. and that's part of what's griping. i don't see why i should have to drive 2 to 3 miles out of my way down a road. well, a chuckles to get out to a new road that runs more than 200 yards from my house. well, i don't blame you for complaining about 134, but i can tell it's on our federal aid secondary road l

joining me now ralph norman a member of the house budget financial services and rules committees.to see you. every sense kamala harris came out with an idea that companies are price gouging we went back and looked at the earnings in the margins of the large grocery companies in the margins of the same. when you look at 2019 margins for large grocers there exactly or around where they are now in 2024. how to make the case that there is price gouging. have you seen evidence of price gouging and is not why were seen inflation so difficult terrain and? >> is amazing that is what they're saying and shows disconnect with the american people and disconnect with the economy. grocery stores operate on one and a half - 2% margin and she's talking about price control on groceries. along with her tax increase which she did not get into on the speech last night which is supposedly a feel-good speech into play the victim card again. at 25% tax on unrealized gains, do they make you people realize what that is, the capital gains tax, 28, this is a tax-and-spend if she gets in it'll be a tax-and-s

ralph from charlottesville virginia on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning and thanks for c-span. hello? i just want to give my view on the union and so forth. the unions are really great and good for the employees, but they have gone through five. -- too far. i used to be with an organization, and i've seen in my travels that people who join the union are great, but we have a lot of people who are really sorry employees. in the union president wanted me to take the job which i denied and he said i want you to be the union -- and i went ahead and accepted and i said if i have a sorry employee i will not represent that individual is a member of the union you have people that are great members of unions, you have people that are not great members of the union. they will not do their job and so forth. wherever they work. and there are a lot of them that do do their job and it is a good thing to have the union, to have a force with management because management will walk all over you. i've seen it many and many a time. host: let's get a resp

so the dress perhaps is ralph did have some justification for hitting the school. yet again, there are too many civilians who have been killed. i mean, israel has a right to go after the terrorists that are for months. but as i have said many, many times, they also have um i believe an important responsibility to avoid civilian casualties. and so you have calls for a ceasefire. come at the same time, the washington says it will provide an additional 3 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of mitre 8 israel. and it's, it's also very striking the also in the context of joe biden, signing of state limits with the leaders of egypt. and the cost of sec, now is the time for the cx $5.00 deal to be sorted out. next thursday, we're going to begin this. we can put a bridging thing, no one should do anything to jeopardize that. we know that the diplomatically the us is leaning on its interlocutors to tell, has bullet and around not to do anything to jeopardize next thursday as tools. but at the very same time by the spa struck $3500000000.00 of more of weaponry to is route, which doesn't suggest that

but ralph and e, you said he doesn't speak for the blog, he doesn't speak for us. he even said we are the war block. joseph burrell said that, my god, the money shot. thank you. we heard from a senior research fellow with the global policies to george. i mean, whether, you know, he says brussels not taken care of its own and member states paying the price. if the you were genuinely in the business of protecting its member states, then it would act in accordance with the it's principles and above all, in accordance with the association agreement that ukraine signed with a b, u in 2014, according to which you ukraine cannot start imposing sanctions that penalize e u. member states. but the e u has the winter is um on its way and hunger ariens are going to have very costly heating bills and, and that's bought the pressure that the use trying to apply against hungry. so the hunger ends get very annoyed and then i can, is victor was victor or mine who was clearly abstain in the field in the side of the us. so that's, that's the goal points of the european union is that

and it is ralph that keeps adding proposals to the seized by whatever, whatever the ceasefire agreement seems to be. seems to be close. at preparatory talks, we were told will begin in a fairly soon before next thursday is tools, but there's no expectations of them that will be of yes, the people signing on the on the dotted line. but all 4 or 5 issues we have told the need to be worked out as review is about reviewing, resuming the price. stuff is where the forces have bombed to schools in northern garza with palestinians was seeking shelter. and a 16 people were killed in the strikes, a number of people are missing and these to be buried under the rubble. meanwhile, in the southern gauze, a new as many evacuation orders or forcing displaced families to fleet. yes. again, including reports from con, use all that remains of what was once a classroom before is rooms were now schools have become regular targets for the military. there was an explosion and lots of sparks and then the wall fell on us. this is the 8 school is where it has bombed in 2 weeks. it say's there are mass command ce

but do ralph has also been criticized for failing to stop criminal into groups using telegraph. a few in moscow also refuses to moderate content of x. defend a door of insert the hatch deck $35.00 bill the telegram platform into and said that it's subset to claim that the platform or its own are responsible for the use of that blood. german prosecutor say a 26 year old syrian man has confessed to killing 3 people in a knife attack at a festival. investigators are looking for links between the suspect and the so called as lama state. the tear group claims it was behind the rampage, but has provided no evidence. i suspected kayla little wayne ankle chains and handcuffs. police have transferred the man they believe, responsible for the zoning and not for attack to appear in court and calls with the 26 year old syrian was detained on saturday night after giving himself up and confessing to the crime. media report say he was wearing blood stain clothing. he's a risk, came after a day, long man hunt, which included this police right of a hospital for asylum seekers. not far from the c

margaret mitchell, ralph, their first book is so successful that they have a hard time writing a second book. they get writer's block because. they think nothing could be as good as the first book. you don't worry about problem. well i don't know. i that i know that my first book was that good so i don't know that any follow up will be measured well or poorly compared it it certainly was very successful and i think that i'd be an idiot if i expected other book to be as successful. but i'll let people decide whether it's good or not. so what you want to do with your life and what you'd like to be would be, let's say, a role model for people who came out of the kind of background that you came out of. and now, rightly or wrongly whether you want it or not, you're a bit of a role model for. people who come out of your kind of background as a role model, do you feel more responsibility to live a life, a certain do you feel you should give back to your community a certain way? what? how has your life changed as a result of this book? well, yeah. i mean, definitely feel a certain responsibili

escalating, we asked dw, corresponded atanya kramer and jerusalem to tell us about the mood and these ralph or? well, i think it depends. so you ask them in general, you some people i talked to you over the past week, they said what it had to be done. you know, the strikes and they roots but also into around for which is around. it has not taken responsibility, but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have said, you know, what does that mean then for the hostages that are still being held and goes on for the talk. so to bring them home. but generally speaking, here they moved is a bit of waiting period. everybody is now talking about what will be the scope of this rotation, the anticipate to retaliation by husband law and by a wrong. and when will it happen? iran hospitalized and indicated that it will be a multi layered attack involving also the other yvonne's proxies like the she had munitions in iraq, the who sees in yemen, husband alf course and yvon itself. that reminds a bit people here. the attacks in april when a ronald strows and missile as there were at the

seeing what current whereabouts unknown, but these ralph has failed to kill and bangladesh as president a points not goal prize winning. economist mohammed eunice as head of an intern government announcement fulfills acute amount of student protest and se broke down the long time. prime minister, psych guessing the math and he had walked into the program. we stopped in the united states way account, merlin harris's pick to a vice presidential running mate for november. elections. tim was, is a democratic governor, governor, rather of the democratic stronghold of minnesota. the douglas say his presence on the ticket could help when i the voters in other midwest in battle. ground stakes, why wisconsin and michigan harrison bulls are expected to campaign together across several swing states in the coming dies are introduced by harris at a rally in philadelphia. walls said he hopes to bring the values of the state and can we, to washington, minnesota strength comes from our values, our commitment to working together, to seeing faster differences, always being willing to lend a helping hand.

back in what they call a new bridging for post a say, a closest remaining gaps between our mazda is ralph to all fighting and free the remaining officer, just as a quick reminder that you can always get onto the go as well for that. you just jumped out from google, right. or from the app store. it'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world, plus push notifications when apple's news for you. there's of course, also lots of sports, business and entertainment plus analysis and background on respondents around the world that you have that you are up to date. stay with us coming up next, a documentary, looking at life in baltic nations, living in russia's shadow, rejected after thine independent. thank you so much for watching the long voyage through the ocean. another. how well was it costs? for a long time, they had to be humans on the journey. now the trenches have become very protective of whales until the results of the ocean conservation. the stats of tempest full of dw.

that's we ceased by them in advance group refused to take part in the latest talks like using these ralph negotiating in bad faith. gov of civil defense agency says on he's ready. strike has killed 15 people for me. single family, thousands of others were injured. the so the attack struck a house in a warehouse, providing cell tougher displaced by stimulus yourself as it is looking into the so london is the story to somerset house has been closed because of the fire is not knowing what caused the incidents invoice to stop on the success of being reported so much, that house is famous for host an odd to bands and has appeared in several blown past the films and the nation is celebrating its independence. the 7th and 9 year since it broke for you from dr. drew the national flag is also being raised well by the new capital see the new sun tyra and the new shows old compet though it's a contract is for you to and sinking into the ground. but the new city is still under construction and over the budget. this is independence day celebrations and indonesia look different than in previous years.

, but a little later this incident took on other dimensions. a us army plastic surgeon named david ralphsoon to the extent that today the business of plastic surgeons depends on it. a profitable surgery. which obviously has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci university emphasizes that in korea people's appearance is given a higher priority than their personality. social status is more important than thoughts and looks are more important than feelings. comparing korean society and western societies, this psychologist reveals that the difference is in the way of looking at life. houses, cars and home appliances, but today it has spread to every part of the face. huge number of girls in this country go to beauty clinics a young age to find a job or find a life partner. a person who doesn't undergo facial surgery is considered ugly and is gradually rejected by his or her friends because in korea. it was in the late 50s when plastic surgery appeared in. that brazilians also got to know it. this happened due to the efforts of a surgeon named evo pitange. pit

is it ralph? cause other ways to store electricity like lithium ion battery is that now often get billed right next to solar farms. but they have typically used to shift up to 4 hours worth of energy. you can build big a batteries to cover the night for example, but that will be very expensive. since what the salt is quite cheap, it's more economical to use this for longer periods. it's also possible to use electricity from sol dependents to heat up the molten salts, but that's less efficient than directly using csp to capture the sun seats. at least the sizes with lots of sunshine. c, c has been in the doldrums, are vastly say use because we lost the dice on energy about the realities for the provision of knots on the special energy with deserts. there's nothing that's the street. this is craig, what's the ceo of fast company that's working on new designs to fix the problems? concentrated solar power. i'm headed in the past. we've out now system, you know, we have solid family noise, harps, sunny

, but a little later this incident took on other dimensions. a us army plastic surgeon named david ralphly has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci university emphasizes that in korea people's appearance is given a higher pr. is more than their own opinion. in the past years, materialistic tendency in korea was limited to houses, cars and home appliances, but today it has spread to every part of the face. a huge number of girls in this country go to beauty clinics a young age to find a job or find a life partner. a person who doesn't undergo... in brazil has also found interesting aspects. it was in the late 50s when plastic surgery appeared in korea, that brazilians also got to know it. this happened due to the efforts of a surgeon named evo pitange. pitange convinced the then president of brazil that being beautiful is a right, just like other areas of health. of course, his argument was also about " ugliness. pitange used to say that if people are ugly, they become depressed, and this depression increases social problems. every human being since he is

yes and was current whereabouts are on known bodies. ralph has failed to kill him and bangladesh as president the points nobel prize winning economist mohammed eunice to head an interim government. the announcement for fills a key, the amount of student protested. so brought down long time. a prime minister. say casino the i'm anthony. i was looking at the program, we started in the united states way a couple of harris has picked a vice presidential running make for november selections. symbols a is a governor of the democratic strongholds of minnesota and service site whose presence on the ticket could help when of advisors in other midwest in battle. ground states like wisconsin and michigan harris and bulls are expected to campaign together across several swing states in the coming days. introduced by harris at a rally in philadelphia. both city hopes to bring the values of the states and career to washington. to minnesota strength comes from our values, our commitment to working together to seeing faster differences, always being willing to lend a helping hand. those are the same values i

is it ralph? cause other ways to store electricity like lithium ion battery is that now often get billed right next to solar funds. but that's typically used to shift up to 4 hours worth of energy. you can build big a batteries to cover the night for example, but that will be very expensive. since volt insult is quite cheap, it's more economical to use this for longer periods. it's also possible to use electricity from sol dependents to heat up the molten salts, but that's less efficient than directly using csp to capture the sun seats at least a sizes with lots of sunshine safety. here's the the dog and it's about 6 they use because we lost the dice on energy about the realities for the provision of not on the special energy visits. there's nothing that's the street. this is craig, what's the c e o a fast company that's working on new designs to fix the problems? concentrated solar power them had in the past. with the system. you know, we got solid, terribly nice, hot, sunny places you end up nee

a us army plastic surgeon named david ralph miller changed everything.opular very soon to the extent that today the business of plastic surgeons depends on it, a profitable surgery which obviously has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci university and emphasizes that in korea, people's appearance is given a higher priority than their personality. social status is more important than thoughts and looks are more important than feelings. comparing korean society and western societies, this psychologist reveals that the difference is in the way of looking at life. 저희가 그래도 좀 외모 지상주의가 있다 보니까 우선 첫 인상이 많이 중요하잖아요. 사람들이 근데 우선 면접을 보고 뭐 하더라도 얼굴 먼저 보다 보니까 솔직히 이쁜 녀석 좋아하시잖아요. "koreans value the evaluation of others more than their own opinion. in the past years, materialistic tendency in korea was limited to houses, cars and home appliances, but today it has spread to every part of the face. a huge number of girls in this country go to beauty clinics a young age to find a job or find..." life partner. a person who doesn't undergo faci

and watching t w near you see, is a quick reminder about top story is ralph military has free to go speak a hostage held in casa 52 year old time, utah han kaji was abducted by hamas during the october, the 7 to tax. he's now recovering in hospitals. more on that on our website, www. dot com. i'm jared reagan business. thanks so much the we are all set. we are watching close in to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about. com biased information for free might say do 2 and then a man turns people's thinking upside down. his profession philosopher, his name and model account, his motto, dare to know that was.

can is, it is ralph pushing for a cx, 5 deal with homos, calling it a decisive moment to enter the wall box come up, says any. and also the progress of the illusion. also coming up, ukraine's military revolts another blow to most cow supply lines and the cost for each of its forces formed yet another bridge over a key river. as it tries to build a box is all on the russian side of the front block. the gulf is welcome to the program. us secretary of state to enter the blinking isn't israel to push or sees, find gaza with fresh seas by adults. expect it to stop in egypt later this week in a meeting with is really present as a capsule. lincoln set a goal, she ations at a decisive moment in the wall and may be the last opportunity to get these really hostages home boss from aust, which okay, without the october 7th, tara tax said any signs of progress are an illusion to see the group says israel has added new demands of the latest thoughts and has refused to consider withdrawing all of its troops from gaza, which is a red line. it is full home us and to put everyone. here is the us secretar

when we spoke the other day, you weren't particularly happy with the lack of detail about what do ralph was being accused of and why now that he has been charged. so i'm wondering what your thoughts uh to dies life. uh well, uh we actually still don't have any more details than we had yesterday about it. exactly what this investigation is is all about. so i have many of the same concerns. the only thing that's changed is that the draft is no longer in jail, but he is stuck in france and we're still not entirely sure why. well, this investigation continues. i guess the underpinning all of this is what friends, the prosecutors say is the role of telegram in organized crime. what does make kilogram attractive for illegal activities? a well, i, it depends. one of the things that people really misunderstand about telegram is that telegram is actually 2 different services. one of them is a, you know, set of channels and kind of group chats and kind of go on unencrypted communications among large numbers of people. and the other is a way of talking to someone, one on one with secret messages e

exercise restraint and major growing phase of an imminent right in attack on israel to iran blames is ralph with a can of him off his political chief is now honey, a in the arabian capital last month for us to look right sent to the region as being seen as a warning to iran, camera and my teen lectures on international relations with the focus on iran at the university of sussex in the u. k. he explained why it's iran is taking its time to retaliate against israel. i think the writing in writing is facing a message on the one hand, it feels obliged to retire. he is against his royal, given that it's been, he related you know, time and again by his rainy army and it's um, you know, um intelligence institutions. and so on, and in order to restore its print abilities with his own regional allies as well as to avoid being seen as a week by the police side you are on. if it feels like it has the response and the other. there any energy in my view correctly assess is that any retaliation carries the risk of a response, a joint responsibilities, right? the ends united states and this response migh

but do ralph has also been criticized for failing to stop criminal and tyra groups using telegraph view. and moscow also refuses to moderate content or ex defend a dora insert the hash tag 3 bible to the telegram platform into and said that it's upset to claim that the platform or its own are responsible for the use of that blood while you're up to date, but keep it here on the w up. next we made an indian mother juggling bolt from marathon running with family life and overcoming deep seated social prejudices. david levitz, thanks for watching. you can also download our data with your news app or go to our website at dw. com. for more news, take care by the living independent, arise to our society is full of contrasts. on any quantity is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think of each other's in this leaving. what is home how do we tackle the major issues about time? let's assume that there's a significant risk of human extinction from it.

this as a run on monday said it would not compromise on its plan to retaliate against these ralph last week's deadly attack against a month later. it's now honey into ron. meantime, as well as mobilizing to cancel the threats from typed wrong. it's fairly defense minister your wife gala and says he's ordered info's canada as to prepay for quite anything including this with transition to offerings, as well as not consent or denied it was behind kind of use to earlier we asked for my is rarely intelligence official, eat my limit what he makes of type runs comments saying that while he believes that needs to punish israel, it's not looking to escalate tensions in the region. except the have to be really just for the very tight line you've sort of sticking one to one hand, the bound to retaliate on. you know, that has been significantly humiliated by use this. the notion of, i'm you have to do to 3 is what i would say is the side of know that many people in donald google really suspicious of the venue version. and they actually argue that you have is the one that eliminated from you? is th