and you know, i see a lot of people saying that it's probably random start and so on.v and this rocket. well, almost an hour to an hour they fall in there literally an hour before his visit suddenly, and all this turns out. i don’t think that this is a coincidence, in my opinion, this is conscious, but voru. to a military provocation, that is, a war crime of the kiev regime . of course, i'll start with the main gift that they still dreamed of presenting to linkin. the banner needs work, but it didn't work, because we've seen all the last seven days. it’s just wild rolling at work, there were such that, in general, probably, for the entire war. for all the time , there were simply no such fierce battles. just yesterday, i talked with the guys who have now gone on vacation from there from under the ticks from porabotitsyn. they sure were the days when up to nine, and at the same time he says shells , they did not spare the word at all, that is, he says, not that there is somehow there, but the preparation says, each shell arrives there for 30-40 seconds. and when they ar

the taliban would just set up a checkpoint at what appeared to be a sort of random location. - so we started moving them in small groups through the mountains or hills, that are right outside of the kabul airport. (sadaf speaks in foreign language) (banin speaks in foreign language) - [sadaf] it's too hard because we've come by the mountains, and we tried a lot to arrive to airport. (sadaf speaks in foreign language) - once they didn't get in the gate, and they had been waiting there for an unbelievable amount of time, no food, no water, the level of danger just started to rise exponentially. - nick and his team said, "claire, you have to make a call as to what happens now." and i said... "we don't have a viable route out of the country right now. the girls need to go home, they need to get off the streets. there is a curfew in effect. they cannot be, you know, at this point, casualties to the taliban." (farkhunda speaks in foreign language) - [reporter] just before midnight kabul time, a final us military flight left the afghan capital. - [reporter] as of today, the us has airlifted more th

door policy merkel, in the past, the ministry of internal affairs announced the start of checks at the borders, previously randomort checks. the czech republic, slovakia and austria established that it strikes at the very foundations of the existence of the european union, the schengen zone, which proclaimed within itself the freedom of movement of people. the vatican also joined the discussion of the migration crisis. the pope , during his visit to marseille, gave a speech, and then once again clarified his position by holding a press conference right on the plane, in a place specially equipped for him. migrants must be received, accompanied, support and integrate. if you can't integrate in your country, then integrate in theirs, but don't leave them in the hands of these cruel traffickers. president macron immediately objected to the pontiff’s words that this is the duty of civilization and all humanity. the pope is right to call for this leap of faith against indifference to the fate of migrants. but europe is the continent that does the most in this sense. france is doing its part. we have a generous social

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should we take from his works with more lutsenko when we were doing the play, random valsenon helped suggest and somehow we startedmy wife tamara several times. at her house, and she tells me on the phone, they invite me today to the house of cinema to watch the film directed by sergei laznitsa in the fog. i refused and said why irina mikhailovna come on, the cinema house - where is it? i don't know that. i say mikhailovna, tamara and i will pick you up. it’s right there, we’ll pick up the brews and take you by car. let's see, we'll bring the film, we arrived at the house of cinema, we were met next to her under her white hand, we were seated there , there was even a photo of mikhalkovna in the hall , we watched the film, we got into the car, we were already going home. she spoke herself. well, i am quoting very accurately. well, vasily, as always, would have gotten away with the comparison that cinema is a different form of art. this is not literature. in the summer of 2019, a literature expert, volga semashko, asked me for a house-museum for the treating vasily vladimirovich already danovich. we arrived there at

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then he started speeding down a busy street , obviously dangerous, until a random guy in a truck decided something about this, and pulled in front of the driver to box him in. the ending, though, was probably the weirdest part. the guy wiggles out of the window, loses his pants a little bit, then did a handstand and a somersault and the surrender! the cops swept in. i also heard the cops gave a handshake to the person in the truck stop to this. they say not to do that. >> that is the first thing i wo d say, is >> paul gosar, the republican from arizona, has been censured. the arizona republican is facing official condemnation after he posted a photoshopped anime video that showed him killing democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacking president biden. >>ou're watching c-spanime. somehow, we've even made this boring. up next, the anime censure vote of paul gosar. >> ooooh-aaaaw!

a knife , he wielded an awareness of the matter, usually when he pokes at random, six fatal ones don’t happen, okay then we starten the entourage as usual, it seems to me that this guy was involved in charity work for a reason, because he was atone for some sins, regarding your version, marya pavlovna, well, after all, he was not john lenon, so it’s unlikely, but what we so confidently discount his majesty’s accident, nadezhda nikolovna, thank you very much for the coffee, well, i didn’t even need to worry, no, i should, he thinks that i have the best coffee in the world, i always make coffee for all the guests. nadezhda nikolaovna, please tell me, when did you see your husband in last time? for the last time, if i knew that it would be the last time, if i knew, and you couldn’t wait at least a couple of days with your questions, do you see what’s wrong with her, soon i just left? nadya, maybe an injection? no, they need to know everything, they need, so you know, there are no more men like that, they don’t make people like that anymore, clearly, he was the only one like that. nadezhdalovna, i understand, calm d

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has been a reality in washington, now it has become to spread out and random that residents in every part of the city are starting to change routines for fear of becoming the next crime victim. homicides topping the chart at 190. 30% up from last year. surpassing a 20 year record. robberies up 60%. auto theft up 100%. violent crime up 40% overall. the stories are heartbreaking. monday a teen walking into his job at a jersey mike's sub shop at 4:30 in the afternoon, a group of men jump out of a car, shoot and kill him. now a father is grieving left speechless. >> just trying to process everything. it's hard, you know. a lot of violence in the city. my son -- i don't even have the words, to be honest. >> fear is palpable. in ward one a sector with popular restaurants and night spots is saying a 150% increase in homicides. last month we spoke to a d.c. resident who told us her three sons have all been victims of gun violence in the last few years. she also talked about how she is scared to stop at a stop sign or stoplight or gas station for fear of being carjacked or shot just one of many residents the way they feel

then rolled them into a tube and walked around the perimeter of the car, then tried to start it again car. a random passersby turned out to have a flashlight inside, and there a man in a leather cloak suddenly threw the documents on the ground and rushed away. everything became clear. here a crime occurred , passers-by reached the nearest pay phone and dialed 02. the police arrived , they urgently called experts, there was a corpse of a citizen in the car in the front seat , three shots were fired in the back of the head, then eight were struck stab wounds to the chest. investigators examined the engine compartment and found that the starter had been removed from the vehicle. apparently for repairs. this is why the killer tried so unsuccessfully to start the engine using the crank . in addition , a rolled-up shell casing was found under the rear seat mat. it was compared with the shell casings that were discovered after the attack on the market director, and an forensic examination of the entire shell casing took place. this was recognized as a shot from one weapon, the man in the black cloak came

they also started the department of transportation fireboat testing is now random testing and is added to the list that is pulled every day from dattco services. and so they are now on that mandatory testing background investigations. i just spoke of that with that background packet. actually, this is part of what i just spoke about. there's a new background packet that was developed to also help us be efficient that was floated through the city attorney's and we're ensuring that we're working with our stakeholders, such as chief buford, office of employee development director davis and other stakeholders to ensure that we're headed down the right path and that we're all on board before we move forward. captain wedel continues to training because, as he loves the field, like us all, and so he wants to be ready to meet the mission at any time. captain wedel went through the waymo vehicle training and also our wildland training as captain wedel used to and still may deploy with our resources to federal and state fires around california under support services. assistant deputy chief mike

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you noticed that each government in ukraine starts differently, but always ends with the same political suicide. this because all these people in power are randoma historical chance, the authorities don’t know how to use it, they get tired of themselves and begin to pedal the only instinct they have left is the craving for death. that’s why i love those who arrest such a cretin; if it weren’t for him, they would have to invent something. now, if you set the task for artificial intelligence to create an absolute idiot. there will be an arrest officer at the exit. maybe, in general, all the other cretins should be measured as arrest officers, so everyone will somehow even convenient. for example, my favorite, vasily gordon 08 arrestovich. well, there and further on the list. yes, i ask you, i would like to begin today, congratulations to all orthodox christians on one of our most significant holidays, the nativity of the blessed virgin mary, and to wish all our soldiers on the front line her intercession so that she protects and protects them those guys who today defend our homeland regarding zelensky’s tour you know, he has already brought peace

singing at random, banging on pots there, you can see that a person needs a stage, he needs music, and we tried several timid attempts at sports, sports did not work out, but and the music started him follow this path, this is an anthropology podcast, on first, our guest is nikita varentsov, with a guitar, by the way, you know how it is to whom i’m telling this, you know how my fingers cut the strings, it hurts, by the way, yes, i ’ve been through this many times, here, well, then like all musicians. the fingers become strong, yes, yes, yes, here, well, let’s go on, what are we going to listen to now, the next song is the song by copernicus, i offered nikita this fantasy, how a young astronomer could talk about his feelings, with the help of astrophysics, we we often say, there is my sunshine, sunshine mine, i’m addressing my beloved, yes, that is, but for an astronomer this is a cosmic body, so thinking about this, this song was born, i wrote the verses, and asked nikita to write the chorus, i couldn’t do it for a long time, here’s his chorus, that's why this is his chorus, you'll hear now, let's, let's just be impatient, let's listen. you are my sun, i admitted, on monday i b

and is a service when you're not randomizing controlled trials for gold standards, but we can't always do them, but like mark said, they're expensive. you have to start them up with mindfulness for protocols, and that takes time. it can be in a place where there's just no way to get enough people enrolled, because there aren't enough cases, or cases already blew through, now nobody can get in. there are a number of reasons why we can't necessarily use a randomized controlled trial, and we have to turn to something else, such as observational studies. the problem with those, again, standardization. so, we don't have, at this moment in time, there's not much work done on standardizing observational studies, on making, you know, pre-thinking about protocols and protocols, things we can absolutely spend some time on and prepare for, and then have them ready when a pandemic situation emerges, and then take those into the field and collect that data, which can then be used to help inform in place a may be lacking surveillance systems, maybe in place of, you know, where you would want to do a controlled trial that you can't, or as we did in the pandemic, yo

is interesting that this pilot started flying already during the russian aggression against ukraine in the 18th year, that is, he is very young and it is not some randomut there, you know, the original no, he is a very motivated person, he dreamed of this pilot that he would fly, he wanted to become a pilot, he had a dynasty, his grandfather was a pilot, he saw himself in the army from childhood, even there his grandfather took er something there, the steering wheel is cast by different planes, well, that is, uh, such a very motivated guy, and this motivated guy takes a helicopter and flies to ukraine on it, and he flies for absolutely, as it turned out, well, such reasons. well, in principle, ideological. and in general, this example shows that even when to the whole flood of propaganda, a person who wants to understand and be honest first of all with himself, somehow you will understand what is happening, she will eventually understand, she will understand about it even inside russia, and she will understand that the truth is on the ukrainian side, and that's simple such a direct example, but when he flew over, he gave an interview a little pi , he

you work through the emotions and start seeing the meaning of it, it becomes clear that it's very threatening. it's extremely threatening because it's not some random thing, but almost there are some reasons that go down very deep. it's not the work of some stupid clark and brussels who put together this paper. it's a product of their mentality that reflects their attitude deep down to the rest of the world. by the way, i think one of the most famous view pin to us for is one set that to the persons to values one needs to observe how they treat and all difference. but the people they don't like the way and feed them defines that kind of pressing you. ok? so i've many philosophers made similar observations gone the for example, if i recall it correctly, he said that the civilization of the nation and the society are only as great as they treat their animals. you see, but pardon me, the joke is that this civilization, that is western europe, that this native centric group started protecting the rights of animals better than they do the rights of people. so it's not the problem. it's not that they don't understand they do, but they simply believe that

you work through the emotions and start seeing the meaning of it, it becomes clear that it's very threatening. it's extremely threatening because it's not some random thing, but almost there are some reasons that go down very deep. it's not the work of some stupid clark and brussels who put together this paper. it's a product of their mentality that reflects their attitude deep down to the rest of the world. by the way, i think one of the most famous view pin to us was one set that genetic persons to values one needs to observe how they treat and all difference, but the people they don't like the way it feed them defines that kind of pressing you are many philosophers made similar observations gone? the for example, if i recall it correctly said that the civilization of the nation in the society are only as great as they treat their animals. you see, but pardon me, the joke is that this civilization, that is western europe, that this native centric group started protecting the rights of animals better than they do the rights of people. so it's not the problem. it's not that they don't understand, they do. they simply believe that there are people w

random, but bright in emotions. i rode a wakeboard for the first time, visited a museum that world skaters know about, and settled in. i decided to startupport the eco-friendly trend. moreover, i haven’t ridden all the bike paths yet; of course, the main route goes along the main bike route. this is almost 27 km, without curbs, count through the whole city ​​well, it’s popular in green meadow, the tsnya cycle track is unique, by the way, its feature is that it’s a ring, consider it a tsnya cycle track. now let's take a ride along it. the sinyanskaya reservoir is young. he is 40-something years old. it appeared because minsk was facing a water shortage, the population was growing, industrial production was developing and the city’s sources could no longer cope , it was decided to transfer part of the river’s drainage to the svisloch. willy, this is how the great minsk water system appeared, the otsnyanskaya reservoir became part of it, by the way, water enters it through pipes from the ponds of the blackbirds; in general, the sleep microdistrict grew out of a village and received its name from the local river, as for the famous tsnyan i

. >> it feels like a random stock today that makes chips or something. you know, they should stop making chips and start movie you saw before oppenheimer? stuart: honestly, i can't remember. lauren: so you really wanted to see this. stuart: and i'm glad i did. thanks, everybody. check that big board, in business now for nearly six minutes. we're up all of 8 points. it's a very slow opening. do we have dow winners? of course. who's at the top of it? chevron. lauren: saudi arabia is extending their production if cuts true the end of the year -- through the end of the year. stuart: that's why gasoline is going to to get more expensive in a couple of weeks. chevron tops that list. top of the 500 list, marathon, halliburton. if the saudis extend their production cuts, well, that that makes the price of oil go up. airbnb, as we told you, it's going to join the s&p 500. netflix is up 1 is.25%, how about that? check the 10-year treasury yield. it's been going down a little recently, but this morning it's up to 4.23%. the price of gold, we had a forecast of a 10% increase in the price next year to over $2100. it

random incident, he handled all the assigned tasks clearly without any complaints. i didn’t have the consciousness right now, i can’t believe this happened to him. and they startedven the injured residents chanted the ambulance, the doctors were nearby, the ambulance quickly arrived , but it was not possible to save oleg. the rescuer died under the rubble, having sacrificed his life for the sake of salvation, the injured colleagues share their courageous courage. it has always been there, but the stories of exploits cannot be retold ; the fire began. uh, a ten-year-old child got stuck in an elevator. here is oleg, as if through a mine. that's why i pulled him out. he was presented with an award such that oleg kalmykov has more than five hundred rescue operations and served in 201 fire and rescue unit of the moscow regional fire and rescue squad. he was married and raising a daughter, and three weeks ago. he had a son, a professional rescuer, who died tragically in the thirty- seventh year of tolmakov’s life. i know for many years. he is a wonderful rescuer and has repeatedly been named the best rescuer of our state institution. a very good friend and, of course,

is interesting that this pilot started flying already during the russian aggression against of ukraine in the 18th year, that is, he is very young and he is not some randomwould fly, he wanted to become a pilot, he had a dynasty, his grandfather was a pilot, he saw himself in the army from childhood childhood, even there , his grandfather used to fly the rudder of various airplanes, well , that is, he is such a very motivated guy, and here this motivated guy takes a helicopter and flies to ukraine on it, and he flies for absolutely, as it turned out, well, such reasons principles of ideological and in general, this example shows that even with all the onslaught of propaganda , a person who wants to understand and honestly first of all with himself somehow understand what is happening there, he will eventually understand, he will understand about it even inside russia and he will understand of course, on the ukrainian side, and this is just a direct example, but when he flew over, he gave an interview a little bit, he asked him on august 24, and in this interview he told a wonderful story about , well, how is the army managed in russia, it's like this dem

two trials under way that pfizer have started, evoke and evoke plus randomizing 3500 patients, expected in 2026. there have been animal studies coming out of the nih for years that have been suggested these drugs could have a positive effect on alzheimer's disease by protecting neurons, reducing inflammation. it gets to the question if they have a broader systemic effect that we've seen in the trials. >> how does it work, reducing inflammation, how does that affect weight loss, how does that affect what's happening in the brain, how does that affect something potentially stopping alcohol addiction, too, what's the connection? >> the alcohol addiction is a different pathway. the impact on inflammation isn't readily known. the exact precise mechanism of these drugs on reducing inflammation isn't very clear. we know it's having an effect on the metabolic path ways in the body that could contribute to a reduction in inflammation. these things have been evaluated for many years and suggested for many years. now that we're doing larger trials, you're starting to unearth these potentially posi

two things people need to know about you and this starts with bill melugin because everybody's wanting two things from bm. >> i'll give them two randome: which we've seen on the air many times. >> and i despise mustard. i hate it more than anything. you can put it on anything and i'll throw it out. >> trace: you have to go on line and you'll know why, bill melugin, salmon animus tarred are a common theme tomorrow go on line and you'll know why. carl demaio the two things we should know about you. >> i was orphaned at 13 taken in by the jesuits and got a scholarship to georgetown university school of foreign service where i had to learn spannish to graduate, and no matter how hard i tried i couldn't. so i guess they took mercy on me because i was able to string enough sentences along to make somewhat sense that they gave me a pass. >> trace: bueno. carl thank you. jill simonian. >> oh, my goodness. okay, so in my youth, in my young days i was once famous for singing the national anthem all around different baseball and football stadiums. >> can you give us two notes here? >> ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ . >> trace: nicely done, nicely done

started on the 27th of shahrivar. amiri of the sed and sima news agency, two banks see how money comes in. it goes into an account from april onwards until march. and sometimes a random person who has been in the devices for years the government had made it difficult for the supervisory authorities to monitor the cash flow, which was the legal provision of the sixth program of chapter 53 of the constitution . finally, last year, it showed one of its fruits , although the law allowed us to use only the central bank's walnut. this year, the central bank legislator emphasized this issue in various clauses of the budget law, including note 19, and the central bank has mandated blocking the sub-accounts of the institutions, but the university has 72 thousand accounts in the national gas company and 39 affiliated companies of 8,150 businesses. we have a commercial account in national oil company and 27 companies under 911 faqar national refining and distribution of petroleum products 758 paqar commercial accounts that have not yet been transferred to the central bank, while the remaining 77,000 unauthorized free accounts , unfortunately, some devices did not comply, unless

. >> one thing is i want to start off by saying there is an important role for clinical trials, especially randomized and during the pandemic. we need them to understand the effectiveness of novels like vaccines and we need them in order to figure out which of the many possible repurposed drugs we may consider actually effective. there are great examples from u.k. with the coverage file and the critical care plot from trial in the u.s., where they delivered good, high quality and fairly on-time results to care for patients. i am not someone who thinks we do not need critical trials for medicine but there can be more tension when we are thinking about the relative roles and different kinds of evidence in examples like face masks. maybe i will stick with that example because right from the beginning of the pandemic to just a few months ago, there has been payments among different sectors of the scientific community who are used to dealing with different kinds of interventions or problems. early in the pandemic, there was the question of whether or not we should be face masks in order to protect ourselv

it appears to have been a random attack on an innocent young man shaquille brewster joins us with details. >> that's exactly right. this tragedy happened two weeks after the startnseless and this morning without a clear motive heartbreak this morning at texas christian university after 21-year-old student wes smith was shot and killed friday in fort worth. >> this was just something that was senseless. and it shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: according to a police affidavit, smith was outside a popular bar when the suspect allegedly approached him. officers say purdy shot smith three times, once in the stomach, once in the shoulder with a final shot to the head. the suspect telling people he wanted to make sure he was dead. >> it's shocking because that doesn't happen a lot over here. >> reporter: he then chased two eye witnesses, hitting one of them in the back of the head with a gun. >> we apprehended the suspect shortly thereafter and with that, he was arrested, detained. >> according to police, purdy is facing murder charges saying he confessed to the shooting. according to police documents, officers used surveillance video and witnesses to identify him

start of summer, not the end. pete: yeah. will: but do you agree labor day beats the random monday off, not for what they signify, presidents -ident no. -- pete: no. i don't like clinging to the end of things. [laughter] will: cath kathleen and i used to do this thing, weekend extension programs, we'd go see a movie on sunday night just to wring that a last little bit -- rachel: that's such a good idea. will: don't turn sunday into moping around, kick can -- rachel: because monday's starting. will: get the most out of the weekend. la labor day is like the summer extension -- pete: how that not your life, we work on saturday and sunday. i get home at, on sunday, our church is at 3, but after that, it's friday night. sunday night is friday night. will: for us. pete: why are you not on the sunday extension program right now? rachel: because when school starts, you're up at 6 a.m. will: we're alone. the rest of the world getting u- pete: i was talking about you. will: i said we used to do it. pete: president why don't you do it now? will: because we have kids -- pete: you have capable kids who could wake themselves up. [laughter]

random here. connection yes, and after that you never met this man. more. i don't believe woman anyway knows who she's startingit possible that he doesn’t remember anything, who you were with, who got you pregnant, maybe he’s married or what? yes, he was married. but this man is alive. you know, i don’t know, i’ve never been interested. you are destiny. well, now, looking at tatyana, do you feel some kind of family connection with her? and now she reminds me of my daughter. it seems to me that it is very important for tatyana to hear from you. in life all sorts of situations happen. it's the woman's fault, isn't it? i am very grateful that she raised her, i do not hold any grudge against this woman and never have. i have a mother just for me. it's interesting to know your family. i wanted to know why this happened? but i don’t have it. even grievances inside. i treat her completely calmly; she’ll forgive me, i’ll tell her a big thank you . she’ll want to communicate, we’ll communicate. valentina and you won’t mind. i don’t want to communicate with such a mother, don’t. well, you supported your daughter in her

random wednesday, we had light days. today we don't and we haven't since school started for most you can see southbound 680 is a little bettersh at andrade has been moved to the shoulder, but the damage is done. i'm afraid 880 is slow. i also want to mention the south bay commute is pretty filled in. this is like clockwork. it gets busy at about 715. it stays that way till about 915, 237 is slow. remember tomorrow 237 is going to take a lot of traffic for the 40 niners first home game of the season. it's a thursday night game. don't be surprised by that. you may want to make different plans for tomorrow if that's your route. 751 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. sal if we start at a liquor store here, we could hang a sign that says coldest beer in town is right here in this studio. really it's very cold. dave right. it's freezing in here. all right. thank you. got an ipa for me? yeah, i have one for you. always on the house. we'll take a look outside if you haven't already. you know, and i know what it already looks like. and there it is. that's smoke. we went all summer long without this. and then with two day

start to tell time, maybe it’s what he doesn’t want to run. and again, for silver wolf, filming a series is a small life. there are no randomut dusya because they are all time together on set. she had a separate monitor on tripods. of course, she didn’t bother me today, she didn’t interfere with the process. yes, she was completely in this monitor and literally repeated the words that i said to them in the frame, and after every fool she constantly looks at her soul. she nods at him, everything was fine, then asks if it should be changed or if it was good. well, crazy artists, i don’t know who’s going to smoke. who is there, i don’t know something, someone is communicating with each other on the phone. yes they are here. well, are you there? could discuss theirs, but here they are, like two two birds like that. well, in general, and in fact, that it’s not just me. there’s an enthusiastic girl there with freddie, years old, and i was so impressed by it, everyone was discussing it, as it were , well, in a good way, not that there were mice, but kind of , namely, something like, god , how beautiful this is, looking at pistolev

let's start i think with the question that ed asked the press secretary about ev's. take a look at this tweet from jd vans, random fact, ford loses $32,000 on each ev they sell. these things even with subsidies are massive cost centers for the american cost industry, that's in part because you are subsidizing joe biden's donors. >> it's more than fair, actually, ford based on my calculations loses between $60,072,000 on every electric vehicle that it sells. and ford and general motors they subsidize these money losing electric vehicles through the very profitable gasoline powered pickup trucks and suvs that they sell. and what joe biden has done, and i don't mean to get off track, but the push is, americans will be forced to buy electric cars and trucks and these automakers will be forced to make them, period. and electric vehicles are a job killer for the unions. period. that the electric vehicle each ev can be built with anywhere between 30% and 50% fewer auto assembly workers. that is a simple fact. it just takes a lot fewer workers to make an electric vehicle. and estimates from the uaw say that tens of thous