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in the micro stranded in no man's land between fella reese and the european union. a human catastrophe. many believe that spring deliberately engineered by better races. authoritarian leader, alexander lucas shinkel. but to his best weary opponents, many now in exile. the president's latest departure from international norms is in line with what's called the fall. as the crisis was worsening. we went to find out why the on the eastern fringe of the european union, a worsening crisis, is threatening of regional stability. for the 1st time, every game is bringing in people from the middle eastern countries from far away land. deceiving them off easy passage to european union. bella reese's, autocratic government has been pushing tens of thousands of desperate migrants into neighboring lithuania and poland, making them cross the borders illegally. that's a completely new thing. they are really using people as bullets in this hybrid war . knife as winter approaches, as she monetary and disaster looks ever more likely. people already say that they are walking through the

eastern countries from far away land. receiving them easy passage through european union, bella, reese's. socratic government has been pushing tens of thousands of desperate migrants into neighboring lithuania and poland, making them cross the borders illegally. that's a completely new thing. they are really using people as bullets in this hybrid war . 9 as winter approaches, as humanitarian disaster looks ever more likely. people already say that they are walking through the woods and they see bodies dead bodies. it's the latest can bit of bell root is hard line dictator, alexander lucas shanker. shankar now taking vengeance against us. we are dealing with it is being roles against the will of its people by a dictator. the crisis comes in the wake of the key you sanctions imposed on bella reese after 2020 rigged presidential election. it left a desperate in place. human rights in tatters, and opponents at home and abroad in fear of their lives. on lucas shank, his official website that bela bruce and president is often portrayed as a jovial man of the people. one minute he's handing out

romaine: we will get some commentary from alicia reese from wedbush securities. that's coming up after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: about a year ago at this time, we got chatter about gamestop. the media could not get enough. that has faded from our consciousness but we are talking about it today. amc has fallen through the back half of the year but has been supported by retail investors. the movie business still under pressure. the ceo of one cinema chain stopped by to give his thoughts on the business. >> june, we had a very impressive october, which generated for the whole group something like 90% revenue of the same month in 2019. november was also good. we have not got the final numbers yet. we are looking at very promising -- at a very promising december. taylor: for more on what the shift in this industry means for amc, one of the classic meme stocks, alicia reese, analyst at wedbush securities. we have been talking about maybe getting down to good old fundamentals and we are thrilled we can do that with you, a traditional securities analyst. w

the virtues and the values that led bob dole to reese's right hand and enlist in the army and gravely until he could not reset hand any longer. with the same values that compel him to reese's left-hand for a different oath in the kansas state capital a few years later. then across the rotunda in the u.s. white house and in the senate the same virtues and values that made bob's speeches in the 1960s about a citizen's duty he made his great empathy towards those who needed help. with bob dole what you saw is what you got. from his comrades in t the tenth division to his constituents in kansas to thee whole senate in the entire country what we got wasrd extraordinary. i cannot summarize in one speech the full life or legacy of our friend bob dole. there is a battlefield heroics the hospital bed friendships follow future senators and the best bridge player at percy jones hospital. there is a policy legacy that endures to this day. these remembrances will take congress this whole week and they will occupy historians for decades to come. bob dole had the same chief hero for his entire adult

but they are also being prevented from returning to bella reese, teams of activists like this, one of bringing supplies to the migrants. hill court in name and land, and say they've been beach and by bella rouge and border guards on lucy. and then when able to return to bella reese for enterprises and the situation is desperate and the restrictions and has been established along the border to keep the press and n g o. and in the all of the have people who died because of the cold. and now it's going to get worse. some people already say that they are walking through the woods and they see bodies dead bodies. and i think there'll be so much more that they don't care about those people who are they bringing in. they don't care about the whole situation that they're grading. they just want one thing. they just want the sanctions to be removed with tensions rising and reports of bell ration. border guards threatening to fire at the polish counterparts. how serious is the risk of a wider conflict? the risk is unfortunately very big, and i am absurd to certain that he is capable of escalati

and then enable to return to bella reese full enterprises. the situation is desperate. the restrictions and has been established along the border to keep the press and n g o z and and you already have people who died because of the cold. and now it's going to get worse. some people already say that they are walking through the woods and they see buddies said buddy, i think there will be so much more that they don't care about those people who are they bringing in. they don't care about the whole situation that they're creating. they just want one thing. they just want the sanctions to be removed with tensions rising and reports of bell ration. border guards threatening to fire polish counterparts. how serious is the risk of a wider conflict? the risk is unfortunately very big, and i am upset to certain that he is capable of escalating towards a much more dangerous conflict using not just hybrid tools, hybrid warfare, but also the conventional one short dresser fibral used to probably motor. she's probably in the locker room, but the best of her actual use. you need to s

the candy made a reese's pie.y're adding potato chips to the recipe. >> if the sweet salty mix is your thing, this can be a stocking stuffer for you. hersheys announced the big cup with potato chips in october but only now are people starting to find them on shelves. the combination of chocolate sweetness and salty flavor was a winning recipe last year when the company introduced peanut butter cups with pretzels. i am down for this combination. >> me too. >> the sweet and salty thing. >> oh yeah, that's a great combination. i cannot wait to try it. let's take you outside because we are looking at hazy skies on our sales force tower camera as we look southeast across the bay. i am noticing that air quality in the unhealthy range for sensitive groups for san francisco and oakland around the bay. you can see that haze out there. i want to show you our air quality. we are looking at air quality conditions in the unhealthy range for sensitive groups in san francisco and for oakland. let's show you our temperatures beca

at the time i imagined it would be with reese by my side but i guess my plan wasn't the plan. her battle may be overcome about her true plan and battling the purpose has just begun. but ten battery ingestion is a growing threat with 3500 ingestion's reported in 2020. however it's estimated from the academy of pediatrics only 11% of cases are reported. this is happening to over 30,000 annually in the u.s. alone. there was a 93% increase in er related about ten battery ingestion's. in 2020 once ingested, these batteries could cause a severe tissue burns in as little as two hours and as i said before, will continue even after removed. 61.8% of ingestion's come from the products. they are not coming from trash cans, they aren't coming from the junk drawer. they are coming from products that are failing to securely close the batteries in. i ask for your support to mandate guidelines and make these products safer. button batteries are the fastest-growing highest margin segment in the market with double-digit industry growth projected from production of and products using button batt

on inside story helen reese from a start with u. as we've been reporting millions of vaccines have now been dispersed across the african continent. yet vaccination rate stand at around 7.3 percent. with many countries, in fact, hovering around one percent, that's according to data from the african centers for disease control. to what extent is vaccine hesitancy contributing to that low vaccination rates? well, i think let me start with saying that one of the reasons for the low vaccination rate was the delays and getting back since to many countries. and if we go back even further, that was a delay in global funding. and the delay in the companies themselves, in some instances, actually sharing vaccines with things like the co fax facility or the african union initiative. so, so that's the primary reason that pushed this delay. but now you're right, we are seeing some hesitancy. but the hesitancy here has kind of got a couple of combination reasons. the 1st is that in many settings it's not easy to access the vaccination services wh

thank you. helen reese and mother bonnie and carson yoko very appreciate your time. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. you can join the conversation on twitter or handlers, adrian side story from myself, and the whole team right here in delphi. thanks for watching the bye for know. ah, the listening post cuts through the noise like full peanut competing, now they see modern day tools being used to perpetuate those competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some elements of the truth. but the whole story remains and contains unpacking the stories you're being told. it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics, the listening post, your guide to the media on a jesse, uta. ah. many aspects of afghan culture had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afghans films archive has been largely preserved through all of these years. when so much

thank you. helen reese and mother bonnie and carson oak over appreciate your time. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. you can join the conversation on twitter or handle is a inside story from myself and the whole team right here in delphi. thanks for watching the bye for know. ah ah and a, it's the political debate, so that's challenging the way you think. have agencies fail hated the situation is, was them. it was before the after. it's in the found both and digging into the issue is a military advancement going to stop the family to guy is under a company to drive to help people out of that. how will climate migration differ for those who have and those who don't have lot of countries, we will pay poor countries to keep refugees there. a park with me, markham, on hill on al jazeera, the 20th centuries 1st genocide, thought to have set the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked.

witherspoon >> jimmy: reese witherspoon -- scarlett johansson >> scarlett johansson.ere we go i want to show a clip. here's bobby cannavale in "sing 2. take a look. >> so what's the show called >> what's it called? gunter, you -- you want to tell mr. crystal what it's called >> uh-huh. it's called "out of this world. >> "out of this world. >> that's right. just imagine it. >> ash >> yeah, i got it. ♪ >> a spectacular musical that takes your audience out of this world. ♪ i want to run i want to hide i want to tear down the wall that hold me inside ♪ >> i love this song. ♪ i want to reach out and touch the flam where the street have no name ♪ >> jimmy: yeah come on. [ cheers and applause congratulations. >> thanks. thanks it's a great film. >> jimmy: bobby cannavale! "sing 2" is in theaters december 22nd. kelly clarkson is performing for us after the break stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ lots of vitamins a and c and only 45 calories a serving. good morning, indeed. v8. the original plant-powered drink. veg up. this holiday season, giv

at the time i imagined it would be with reese by my side but i guess my plan wasn't the plan. her battle may be overcome about her true plan and battling the purpose has just begun. but ten battery ingestion is a growing threat with 3500 ingestion's reported in 2020. however it's estimated from the academy of pediatrics only 11% of cases are reported. this is happening to over 30,000 annually in the u.s. alone. there was a 93% increase in er related about ten battery ingestion's. in 2020 once ingested, these batteries could cause a severe tissue burns in as little as two hours and as i said before, will continue even after removed. 61.8% of ingestion's come from the products. they are not coming from trash cans, they aren't coming from the junk drawer. they are coming from products that are failing to securely close the batteries in. i ask for your support to mandate guidelines and make these products safer. button batteries are the fastest-growing highest margin segment in the market with double-digit industry growth projected from production of and products using button batt

pull, reese, al jazeera ordones now lie from abu dhabi as chris madeleine. he is a correspondent for motor sports in new service racer. i press what are your expectations with a mercedes appeal? do they have legitimate grounds to complain? well, they certainly have areas. they can argue the same, some areas that were arguing last night with their original protests, but the students at the time made their own interpretation and rose and decided that no protest, one admissible, but then you do have the power to appeal those decisions. so yet the way the rules are written, it looks like a the know cards should have been allowed to get out the way to the final laugh and it should have been created. but you had to hamilton them together on track the phone a lot. all the cars you to go out of the way, but it's not the way it's completely clearly worded in the regulations. the gray area for both teams log you to try and secure this. and the real painful part about it. it's nothing to do with anything, either driver or he did. he did wrong. the controversy comes fro

the glitter ball trophy is now in touching distance for rose, ajay, john and reese.at some of the highlights. music. applause. that dance belongs in the final. - applause. what a way to close the show, that argentine tango... i was mesmerised by that. it was incredible. a number of viewers have contacted us over the past few weeks about the prominence they thought strictly has been given during breakfast and across bbc news. sarah jenkins wondered: and shirley added: breakfast told us that as a magazine show they regularly feature a variety of entertainment shows, and added in a statement: thank you for all your content this week. if you want to share your opinion about what you see, read or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, email:. or you can find us on twitter: you can call us: and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us, we are off the air over christmas and new year, but we will be back in three weeks time to hear more of your thoughts about bbc news coverage. goodbye and happy christmas. hello. scotland and

the young pretender has one more chance to take his best shot at the champion, pull reese out his era. ah, to their cup now, and algeria is field the last remaining semi final spot on saturday. and they did it in dramatic fashion by knocking out north african rivals morocco, the game finishing to all after extra time algeria than winning at via how to shoot . they feel that an under strength team for this tournament and faced a tough task in the 70s, taking on house counter who's been playing with all their main players, is any finals are played on wednesday and the other much tennessee of phase egypt, who advanced with victory over jordan on saturday, that with less than a year to go before the world caught there's increasing focus on the legacy the tournament will leave for cats. are the organizers say, seating will be donated to poor countries, while all the stadiums will provide community facilities. catherine has learned lessons from other countries that have struggle to find a post tournament role for their woke up facilities. as bernard smith reports for mouse in the brazilian

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>> it's pretty good, actually. >> i am not a huge reese's guy to begin with. >> that is the second thingese's thing is a little too sweet for my taste. >> i thought the salty part would cancel that out that it doesn't. now to the red vines gingerbread flavor. it looks like posture. >> it. -- pasta. >> it does actually. >> i'm not getting much flavor out of this. >> ama said the same thing. not much. >> it tastes like sweet, chewy pasta. >> it tastes like stale pasta. >> what do you say? ama: i come for the good food. >> classic. ama: did you try the gingerbread redline? -- red vine? >> it's good. different. >> it's ok. >> i agree. not my favorite, but it's good. it's ok. >> that's it for the 4:00. thank you, in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ kristen: pantone's

so reese, is this the future for protecting mental health? or is this just why off trying to capitalize some sort of public ballistic done? yeah, i appreciate where mark konstantin is going and wanting to say that we make soap with non organ with only organic products and, and ingredients. so we want to make sure that our consumers are accessing us on platforms that are only organic and healthy to them. but that's the equivalent of thank you know what we're going to close our stores or locations where there is a mcdonald's. because we don't want you to stop and mcdonalds and have a happy meal or make, make chicken on your way to pick up our products. you just can't govern that sort of thing. people who are, you know, buying these soaps or just any consumer this day and age, they want access to the can, the companies that they buy from. and so to remove your presence from instagram, facebook and tick tock is really doing a huge deal service. i don't really see an upside to it. it seems like a play for attention. like i said, unless you're goin

and reese witherspoon saying i will always remember you as the sun goes down. i love you, jean marc. until we meet again. even justin trudeau posting a tribute saying his passion for film making and storytelling was unmatched. so, too, was his talent. >> vallee leaves behind two children. >>> a second time capsule has been found in virginia under a giant pedestal that once held a statue of confederate general robert e. lee. now this box, to be open today, appears to be the one they were initially looking for. it is believed to be filled with civil war era artifacts, including a rare photo of abraham lincoln in his coffin. experts were disappointed last week after opening another capsule only to find some books and other random items. >> were they pranking us with the first one? >> no, they ted there were two. and they were looking for the second one. i'm pretty surprised they found it so quickly. today they opened it. so that photo is like "the", that's the crown jewel if they can find it. >> worth millions. >> abraham lincoln in his coffin. stay tuned. >>> com

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it is now and i touching distance for rose and reese. let's take a look at some of the highlights. final. what the highlights. please make that dance belongs in the final. what a wa to dance belongs in the final. what a way to show _ dance belongs in the final. what a way to show that _ dance belongs in the final. what a way to show that close _ dance belongs in the final. what a way to show that close the - dance belongs in the final. what a way to show that close the show. | dance belongs in the final. what a l way to show that close the show. it was incredible.— was incredible. they felt it has been given _ was incredible. they felt it has been given prominence - was incredible. they felt it has been given prominence during| been given prominence during breakfast and across bbc news. sarah jenkins wonders: sarahjenkins brea kfast told breakfast told us that as a magazine show, they regularly feature a variety of shows. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on what you see, read or hear him bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media

big changes on the way for the new week reese's here tonight with a look at what you can expect as you head out the door. yeah. we're tracking the first storm of the arriving as early as monday afternoon. for those of you in the north bay. >> so let's track this storm hour by hour because it's going to bring us measurable rain from coast to valleys into the bay area, dry. pretty clear conditions out there right now. but by around 3, 4 o'clock in the afternoon. we're going to see some light scattered showers arriving for the north bay shifting to the south and east by around 4 o'clock. so we are going to notice some slick spots for your monday rush hour commute home. but overall works. but you see the bulk of the wet weather arriving to the bay area during the overnight hours. while most of us are sleeping. we're going to see those light to moderate bands of rain making its way into the north bay by around midnight and during the overnight hours, very early tuesday morning. we're going to see some pockets of moderate downpours, even making its way throughout the san francisco peninsula

. >> reese's loss will direct safety standards for button or cell batteries to be secured and require warning labels. >>> the police department steamed up at city college. >> it's all to collect pois for kids, officers and santa. they got together at the home of the northern california championship game between the rams and bulldogs. folks were encouraged to donate money or new, unwrapped gifts, and a toy garl had a donation in every wall greens in the city of france. >>> it's a possum sports pirate. >> the worst kind. the worst kind. >> a woman has her julie taken by a very determined marsupial. now, they are trying to seek out the beast. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >>> we are just a few days away from the 80th anniversary of the attack of pearl harbor. today we caught up with a v

it is directed by garth jennings and has so many voice talents including reese witherspoon and kate hudsonre are some them speaking on the red carpet at the l.a. premier. >> jennings had a call with me to talk about this line. what would draw up a voice? i said grief? i went all irish on them. music saved my life. >> a lot of animated films, the kid has got to drag the parents. this doesn't feel like that to me. this is for the family. >> the kids are excited. my littlest guy brought his friends, he gets to show off. he is really excited. >> if you are in paris, you can see it, a unique experience at this time of year. >> it will soon be celebrating 90 years in business. every december it puts on a dancing fountain extravaganza in its auditorium. it has to be seen to be believed. grinning from ear to hear, water leaps from the second balcony onto the stage before the movie starts. it is called a jew ox musical -- jukebox musical. animation doesn't suffer too much from not hitting the big screen. if you want to be wowed by a big screen, i think it is the biggest one in europe. laser lights,

they want to come as you pointed out, jacob reese mike saying perhaps— pointed out, jacob reese mike _ perhaps people should be making up their own minds as to how they operate — their own minds as to how they operate in _ their own minds as to how they operate in light of not actually having — operate in light of not actually having any firm instruction from the government, but overall, what they don't _ government, but overall, what they don't want — government, but overall, what they don't want to do is to actually have the criticism that they cancel christmas twice, they don't want to be christmas twice, they don't want to he the _ christmas twice, they don't want to be the grinch that cancels christmas again. _ be the grinch that cancels christmas again. but— be the grinch that cancels christmas again, but they also recognise that there _ again, but they also recognise that there is— again, but they also recognise that there is clinical data, particularly within— there is clinical data, particularly within london where vaccination rates _ within london where vaccination rates ar

andrew reese welcome. it has been a great year, a great run for crocs.oning the acquisition, maybe the price, $2.5 billion. however, as a multiple of revenue it's not that rich a price. it is about four times revenue one of the things that stands out about crocs is that it has an iconic shoe the clog is iconic, like timberland's yellow boot, or the topsider does hey have that iconic shoe >> yeah, tyler, absolutely we are super excited to announce in this acquisition. we think hey dude is a great compliment to crocs. one of the reasons we think it is a strong compliment is exactly what you just said they have an iconic shoe the wally, the wendy is the women's version. two shoes that represent a significant portion of their sales. the eye on couldic silhouette provides comfort, it is stylish, easy on and off, it is lightweight and we think a great way to diversify and provide for invest to your investors is not to diversify away from our eye chronic crocs, but to add another brand with its own icon. >> forgive me for not knowing, this is a brand that i am

focused on their weekly companywide zoom meeting, which they call blackstone television and it involves reeseitherspoon. take a look. >> it might not be a viral sensation yet. ♪ ♪ >> what is bxtv? matt: quite an amazing cameo there. a lot of other familiar faces as well. i guess we have a little bit of competition here at bloomberg, i look forward to watching a full episode of bx tv soon. coming up, we have the take on fed policy from barclays. this is bloomberg. matt: this is "bloomberg markets ," i'm matt miller. investors facing a wall of worry when it comes to the fed announcement. you have got a lot of problems with the omicron variant. huge inflation, cpi and supply chain issues and the next guest says the fundamentals still look good. joining us now is brad rogoff. we welcome your optimism. what's behind it? brad: you cannot deny the worry that you rolled out in terms of the worry. we don't fight the fed as we move spread tighter. the fed, loosening with, -- with quantitative easing. now that we are going in a direction, we can't ignore it. we are sitting here looking at margins that a

this is the latest reese's cup to mix sweet and salty.ear, they introduced a peanut butter cup with pretzels. whose in? kristen: i would try it. ama: the pretzel, definitely. i love everything peanut butter and chocolate. gives it a little crunch, right? chris: i'll take the chips. larry: with a side of cilantro? ama: let's not muck it up. i enjoy chocolate covered potato chips, so i don't see why i wouldn't enjoy this. larry: i think it will be a hit actually. ama: we agree once again. gosh darn it. it's thursday and you know that means, time for another edition of tasty thursday. ama's holding up delish's ice cream. even though the weather is starting to cool down, it's always time for ice cream. we'r within upe holiday flavors. three new flavors for the holiday season, spiced apple, peppermint cocoa, coconut macaroon, and they've teamed up with next door to create chai spiced caramel. larry? introduce the guest. larry: i'm having ice cream. kristen: larry's eating? larry: i know. here we go. robin sue fisher is joining us live. i apolo

lemonis: "can i put a reese's on top of my cookie?" no, you cannot.od job of standing there watching. woman: ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ james: can i get a ball of that? can i get a... lemonis: is this what you want? james: that's what i want. boom! okay. now we have -- lemonis: don't put that on the sheet as a cookie. laura: it's just a pie. lemonis: it would just be twice-baked potato. james: yeah. let's, um -- you know why? it is information, right? what it comes back and looks like. lemonis: oh, yeah, you're more than welcome to try it. laura: let's give it a go. lemonis: at this point with james, i just want him to demonstrate the ability to make anything. but i don't necessarily think that taking a current sweet potato pie and mashing it up and putting it back on the cookie sheet and baking it again was exactly the "anything" i was thinking of. do you think it would be helpful to go to a cooking school, basic baking school? james: i don't think so. laura: i think it would be great for both of us. james: i would like to send her, but i would not like to

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will have enough deceleration in inflation, soft enough growth to allow the fed to pivot and see that reeseeepening of the curve. i believe it will, but we have to predict when will people change their minds. first, they will need a lot of data that looks soft enough for them to do it. we will probably not get that until late q1 in 2022. i still believe in the policy put. just does not always come when you want it to. krishna: let me first address the points that bob was raising. the key point with respect to credit is really not whether the scenario he is articulating can unfold. we could certainly have a much steadier environment than some of us are fearful about. but the problem with credit today is the risk reward is just very skewed. the best case is you make the carry for any reasonable time frame and then the worst case, we get into a recession and you have a 30-point correction in the high-yield market. if you wanted to make the bet that bob is articulating, you are better off making that with equities rather than credit. i would say there is a better case for long bonds than there

is that -- >> well, i just did a movie with reese witherspoon and ashton kutcher [ cheers ] >> jimmy:jimmy: we always love when you come to visit us, and you brought us something interesting to me. this is -- you've been on the road you're doing your tour, "hello again. i just want to give you it a a little quick plug. pittsburgh, cleveland, detroit, columbus, ithaca, boston, washington, philly, portland, san francisco, new orleans - >> new orleans, chicago, madison. >> jimmy: chicago, madison, wisconsin. new york, new york >> new york city >> jimmy: yeah this is a big tour it's a big tour. [ cheers and applause >> there's even more i think there's 40 dates those are just - >> jimmy: wow! >> i think - >> jimmy: some dates right there. >> yeah, those are some. >> jimmy: but, you've been travelling a lot, and you've had some experiences let's just say that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at the airport and you've taken photos, and you've brought the photos to our show >> yes >> jimmy: and can i show the photo first or do you want to talk about the situation >> well, i'll tell you, you know, we are

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feel that they will protected by group or nation, reese to our groups which, which provided origin so as at the same dot in you were just going to see me going to a president and sugar bega. the the prime minister. i've been making an attempt to the discourse of our previous speaker saying that maybe russia would be better to head to fight. but sarah, maybe that's a bit of a stake because the wagner group that my lease quarter is talking with as, as not been very successful through it. i realize it's from a director of the program or so it's frances invasion attack to get a feel which opened or can of worms into which that is a fact that's francie's responsibility. but it was socrates were supposed to do. it was a or would he said he to intervene? it was a michael kept on the intervention now for us as decided to downgrade separation into region, bringing down from 50022500. as left maddie, maddie is not considering talking to russians. good luck to them and to the and to do my young population for the backing of the russian. but that is saved on france is working with food, food for

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senator marsha blackburn introduced a bill in reese's honor to require warnings and proper fasteninghazard blackburn also wants online retailers to combat the growing number of counterfeit toys made overseas by manufacturers that don't always follow us regulations. the have the insight in to clear these products are coming from. >> that's why the senators are working to increase funding and support for the main government watchdog, the u.s. consumer product safety commission. make sure. >> holidays are really time joint. not rashly. >> and the commission just released its annual report that found emergency rooms treated nearly 200,000 toy-related injuries last year in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> rising inflation will hit your pocketbook. if you want to give your loved one. the 12 days of christmas getting a partridge pear tree to 12 drummers drumming that will cost you more than $41,000. pnc bank is calculated. the christmas price index. every since 1984, the price plunged last year during the pandemic. this year's cost. it's about $2000. more than 2019 now buying 7 swans. a swi

about the bible, it right most radical document is and then he said like thank god for the mission. reese bringing the bible to africa because who took it seriously in that? yeah, absolutely. yeah. and, but it is a sad day because yeah, the, he was the conscience of africa for many decades, this conscience and indeed a giant internationally we thank you so much for those personal stories that really helped us understand the passing of a great man. and we start from 10 journalist until maker in berlin. thank you very much. it's turned out to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. bodies of 16 iraqi kurdish migrants who drowned an english channel in november have been returned to air bill, the capital of iraqi kurdistan. 27 migrants died when their dinging deflated as they tried to make the crossing from france to britain. at least 16 migrants have drowned after their boat capsized in the g and c. off the greek island of paris. dozens more survived the disaster and were taken to the island. it's not clear why the boat overturned the 3rd deadly incident in less than a w