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re-authorization. language developed with senator lujan regarding aircraft cabin temperature standards, provisions for the emergency vacating of aircraft cabin act that would work with senator duckworth on. the mobility aids onboard improvement lives introduced with senator thune to improve air travel for passengers with disabilities. and the prioritizing, accountability and accessibility of consumers act on disabilities as well. as you can see, i work with folks from both sides of the aisle and from both houses. that's what we needed to do and that's why this bill is good and why it's going to pass. so i appreciate also the bill addresses consumer concerns related to reimbursements, when there are significant delays or canceled flights, family seating is permitted and airline operation plans. all of the above are steps in the right direction to protect and accommodate passengers and also ensure the longevity of the u.s. aviation industry. thank you again to my esteemed colleagues. i yield back the bal

, getting re—elected and what's going to re—elect them . what's going to re—elect them.e— are we spending too little money on defence? yes— are we spending too little money on defence? yes _ are we spending too little money on defence? yes ' “r: are we spending too little money on defence? yes '“r: on defence? yes and i think a lot of people have begun to recognise it. i mean a number of politicians have said we should be spending 3% given the circumstance , it's hard to say. circumstance, it's hard to say. how can you possibly, when you've carried out reviews , when you've carried out reviews, when things around you've discussed georgia, you've just crimea and all the rest of it. how is it that you can continue to address that you can continue to address that problem, which is a problem, let's face it, to our security , our freedom. now we're security, our freedom. now we're talking security, our freedom. now we're iaiiing abeni— security, our freedom. now we're talking about ukraine— talking about ukraine potentially- talking about ukraine potentially being fast tracke

as re-authorization, the f.b.i. has assured us that they only receive a small percentage of this data collection under 702. we cannot discuss precise numbers and nobody should act that the f.b.i. has access to some portions of the large volume of information including large amounts of data. the f.b.i. has demonstrated after two decades of tinkering this system they reconfigured the data base and section 702 by roughlily 90%. i wonder where this debate would be today if the department of justice are talking about noncome fliens. it is difficult to find comfort in the percentages. two years ago there were two million improper questionerees and last year 200,000. we are still left to contend with 200,000 unsuccessful attempts. the recent briefing, the f.b.i. and department of justice told our members and staff that it was a simple misunderstanding of the legal standards under section 702. that was their term, misunderstanding. i have no doubt that f.b.i. personnel and field offices may have had trouble interpreting the

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and under the re homie administration, on the res administration, iran is trying to. a to find that and at the same time defeats the sanctions. eric, i can see you want to add to what some of what all they was saying there. but i just want to go back to in golf for a minute and gather all the was responding to some of the points you made earlier. so i just wanted to see if you wanted to add to that. yes, i would. then i do agree with a lot of the other the focus has been on building diplomatic relationships and especially around tray and also investment. so it's very phenomena is language of this kind of a new research that you look for partnerships. it doesn't make sense because, you know, racy, was elect to the bathroom or fixing the economy. i came president william, brutal where he's got to be in the who's also elected on a single platform, but the workspace translation of the courtesy. ok. yeah. has kind of size um has, has, has defeated, it comes with running a similar to, to the rate in tennessee. so it makes sense that, but both of them come around the space,

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and well he's to africa re presents a major. ringback strategic shift, iran foreign policy and this shift has been caused by 2 cheap uh global developments. one was the us suite trolls from the j 60 way and the immunization of sanctions. the old, there is a shifting will power that has been a major shift in the global balance of power. the unipolar system has gone away, and the united states can no longer these types of policies on the entire planet anymore. so this creates more room for developing space and more ways to grieve and more options and lower personal raises to real africa is a major change because it wrong. at the same time has adopted in new strategic direction to uh, to be uh, to compliments the use of the african economy to improve business for the benefit of the 2 sides. and at the same time show to the international community that iran has all the alternatives, even if the sanctions on eric, you heard all the, they're talking about the fact that what present right you see is doing now is, is quite a major break

they�*re county gop chairs, they�*re consultant, they�*re veteran grassroots activists, was that thisand angered. there is an open question about whether this level of anger and emotionalism can sustain through january when the caucuses are going to be. we�*ll have it wait and see. but it�*s a possibility that there could be two other indictments coming down the pike, and if past is prologue, it doesn�*t look like donald trump is going to lose support in the republican primary. perhaps the opposite, he could increase it. do you think iowa represents the other primary states? i wouldn�*t say it represents them. we have to understand that with the republican primary, with a presidential primary, it�*s notjust one race. but a series of pitched battles that are sequential at first. there�*s iowa. then new hampshire. there�*s nevada and usually iowa and new hampshire weed out the other candidates who can�*t make it. right now, if the polling is accurate, and that�*s a big if, because it�*s early, as we said. if the polling is right, donald trump will tell you he�*s going to win all four. n

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that was all part of the, "you�*re not good enough. you�*re black. you�*re not good enough."he later got a job on atv, a regional channel based in birmingham, but things didn�*t improve during her six months there. racism was more pronounced in birmingham, on the set and on the streets. we were at a party, at a bar, a glass broke and splinters jumped up and cut me. and some drunk white girls said, "oh, it�*s red." she thought my blood was going to be another colour. how did you cope with all the racism that you faced in the uk? because you were there for about eight years. you would ignore it. you ignore that kind of behaviour as best you can. some people can�*t. i guess i learned how to, at least for eight years, until i thought enough is enough, time to leave. you know, why stay where you�*re hated? barbara moved behind the scenes, working on films and tv shows. she championed jamaica�*s arts and culture, and founded the reggae film festival. she also continued her journalism, interviewing celebrities and politicians. in 1984, she herself became jamaica�*s first rastafari s

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and then we also have things that prepared them for re entry. so we have models on education, social services, a mental health, religion. you know, we chaplaincy programs. i mean i drug treatment programs are the other thing is also is that we could provide it. but you have to, you know, get them to want to take it. so there has to be some level of accountability 1st, in order for them to admit that there is a concern. so if we do make a change of changes, natural, i'll give you an example we, there's places where they have sex, offender treatment, you know, and before we're able to address their treatment, they must admit that what they have done was wrong. so we know that the change is sincere and not just something that you're selling us. so once you get released you, you would still can continue to be a threat. so a lot of people may not be willing to take some programs because they feel if they take the program, it couldn't make that they're wrong. and right now they could be going through the appeal. so they don't want to say, well, i'm go

but re refuse to acknowledge whether any of the i informants were among the crowd. you're talking the question because you don't want to answer for the fact that you had at least one o mist. understanding that some of the individuals were very dangerous and that there were others inciting individuals to enter the capital after others broke windows. but he insists that the f b i is director, right? are you or your staff auxilary or is weapon? i think the f, b, i against the american people. absolutely not the f b i is notorious for it's interrogation skills, getting suspects to confess and break down, admit wrong doing. but what we learned from the hearing that just took place is the feds themselves are on the other. and caleb moffat archie, new york, palestinian generalist has accuse is really hard to use of cracking donald press freedom. often he's very cold, charged with incitement to violent silver, social media post ordering hood to carry out the community service on hunting down a 3 year suspended sentence of any help week. again, based on the experience i went

you�*re watching bbc news.ortly after the mercenary leader led a brief rebellion against the government. during the three—hour meeting, prigozhin is said to have told mr putin that the wagner fighters support him unconditionally. our russia editor steve rosenberg has more. on the day of the mutiny, vladimir putin had called the organisers "traitors, who had stabbed russia "in the back", and he promised they would be punished. five days later, goodness me, he was sitting down with them in the kremlin, with yevgeny prigozhin, with the commanders of wagner, chatting about what had happened. so what does this tell us about the relationship between wagner and the kremlin? well, we knew they were close — very close. putin had admitted that the state has been financing wagner, so was this three—hour meeting in the kremlin sort of a post—mutiny postmortem, an attempt to reboot or rebuild what had been a pretty effective fighting force for the kremlin? we don�*t know. we don�*t know how that meeting ended. what we do kn

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i recommend giving preference to those that have already been re-registered.wise, you may have problems with paperwork. and you may be fined mines, the common property belongs to each member of the snt in proportion to the area of ​​​​their plots, but it is impossible to allocate it or sell it separately or donate it as a gift . you can only sell the plot itself, and then the ownership of the common property will pass to the buyer. only one exception can be transferred to another legal entity of a power transmission line support, gas distribution or water supply network, but only general consent meetings of members of the partnership, provided that this property will be used for the needs of snt so let's repeat. the main thing since 2019 has stopped only two types of fellow property owners outside the city for gardeners and gardeners on january 1 , 2024. it is necessary to put in order the statutory documents and re-register the land to the right of ownership. if it hasn't already been done. snt can enter into agreements to dispose of common property and even

and then we also have things that prepared them for re entry. so we have models, our education, social services, a mental health, religion. you know, we chaplaincy programs. i mean i drug treatment programs are the other thing is also is that we could provide it. but you have to, you know, get them to want to take it. so there has to be some level of accountability 1st, in order for them to admit all that there is a concern. so if we do make a change of changes, natural, i'll give you an example we, there's places where they have sex, offender treatment, you know, and before we're able to address their treatment, they must admit that what they have done was wrong. so we know that the change is sincere and not just something that you're selling us. so once you get released you, you would still can continue to be a threat. so a lot of people may not be willing to take some progress because they feel if they take the program, it couldn't make that they're wrong. and right now they could be going through an appeal. so they don't want to say, well, i

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now, it's aiming for more rand stepped up, it's diplomatic approach after the us to re impose sanctions in 2018. when the former president donald trump ditched a nuclear pact. now a ranch foreign policy appears to be shifting again after restoring diplomatic ties with saudi arabia in march, it seems to be expanding its economic and political reach beyond the region. some analysts say less tension with neighbors is leading to more attention abroad. rise the visited venezuela to the and the good as well last month to increased trade and economic ties and latin america. the feeling periodic despite imperial aggressions and sanctions imposed by the us, venezuela is still standing, its extending attend to iran to build a new world. william bhutto was no fool around, has described africa as a continent of opportunities to run is now hoping rise. these visit will help lead to new prospects, both political and economic katia lopez again for inside story. the . alright, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in nairobi in college. i'm a senior analyst at san research. i think tank focusing on se

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and here we are and we�*re able to get this close to them.y wrote to me just a few days after he died, and she said, "look, "you have a choice here. "you can be the long—suffering widow or you can get out "of bed and go do these things." and she was right. that was a conscious decision i was going to have to make. and so ijust thought, "ok, let's go for it." and that's when i started trying to tie up everything and within two years, we had them all donated. wow. and that was a lot of work. and i think it saved my life needing to do that. yeah. i think there's a tremendous amount of enthusiasm in chile right now, young and old. and certainly the environment is one of the big platforms of this new administration. ijust don�*t think i was expecting. i was expecting what an amazing place of contrast this country is. but at the same time, there�*s lots bringing it together at the moment, like a new focus on the environment and conservation and ambition to set a new course for the future — treasuring their common heritage and their common land for

this is the village of east coach that was left a bit of a handful of places ukraine forces of re taken in recent weeks from life is so dangerous. here is one of the few places. no one's coming back to being out in the open, visible drones is risky, a the or to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day in france. we are 6 nights of a violent protests have given way to night to crowds and citizens calling for call . it has been almost one week since the 17 year old. the health manager was shot and killed by police outside of paris as he tried to drive away from a traffic stop. the hill was of algeria, milwaukee descent. his death in the eyes of many lined him. the latest prove of systemic racism within french law enforcement. was 745000 police officers were deployed as groups of teenagers, vandal lives, and set fire to buildings in with the 200 pounds across the country. with today, french president macro and met with the mirrors of those towns. the initial outrage over the death of a teenage boy fading for now replaced

non-snt or ont who were registered before the nineteenth year must re-register and choose one of thees of use of country property that remained snt or o. nt, in any case , you need to look at whether the charter of your snt contradicts federal law number 217, but the maintenance of gardening by citizens and gardening and put the main documents of the snt in order, if necessary, be sure to discuss this at the meeting by law, by the way, the deadline for re-registration of the right, permanent indefinite use of land plots to the right of ownership or lease is set until january 1, 2024. 2019 , the concept of a summer resident no longer exists under federal law; all dacha partnerships, cooperatives and societies have been abolished. now only two forms are possible, such as dacha associations - this is the sadovaya non-profit partnership, that is, snt and gardening a non-profit partnership, that is, ont and a dacha society, registered before 2019, must undergo re-registration. uh, and such a process must be completed before january 1, 2024. well, now about the features of partnerships in

we see them trying to re establish themselves and enabled by president. don't know if it commerce think i so hence, accountability i would say is nearly a pipe dream. you know, i remember talking to last around the time that these protests were cutting. and i remember us discussing a, this mood amongst the protest as it please. the data is perhaps a faster real shot at some political change from everything that seemed talked about right now. it appears that political change is way off. so that'd be the one that if she loved kyra tall, is ready for political change. i think she was definitely getting ready for political change and but the people struggle did it made at least the 2nd section of the population, a bit more politically aware. it made them realize that they have also civic duties, not just rights. it made them hordes that elected representatives of calling to both. so we do have a slight awareness raising among certain parts of the population, particularly the young and people are tired of it. very tired of it, exhausted, actually because of al

as the re, a step step by step is to restore relations with other arab nations. the rocks department is the, has been hosted for to expand the syrian president in damascus for the 1st time since the outbreak of will there in 2011 the joints media conference, the rock, you need to emphasize these countries willingness to cooperate on the crucial issue of syrian refugees, we've been displaced on across the middle east, were interested in working through official and government channels to solve the refugee crisis and guarantee their safe return. estimate of the situation becomes stable in places where they reside. the rocky premier's visit follows up on the recent re admission of syria to the arab league, often moving a decade of diplomatic disputes. the syrian on the rocky date is discussed a wide range of issues in damascus, including the fines that gaze terrorists and drug smugglers. as a heads of state agreed to step up security along that shed 600 cologne with a buddha. i also called on the west to lift gates loans where they cannot make functions on syria. we

and generally soon on often we'll gradually re penetrate the artifacts. the owners will tell us when they want, which objects and which order and so to call them point. the historical kingdom of bending was located in what is now southern nigeria. the bronzes were looted by british forces in 1897. when they re did the royal palace and what has now been named city that included the controversial queen mother area mosque that london has so far, refused to return. other bronzes was sold to buyers all over the world. could they return now? boost opinion cds, reputation as a cultural center and draw more visitors. the trip by the john and delegation with the company media attention could certainly help. others have been opening new studios in the city, adding to the momentum scaled cod. so should i do believe that our visit here in the cargo we brought is historic. and then the other important point is to think about what cooperation between museum should look like and scope of a to visit our field. modern art from here that is still powerful. we want to bring

so the re, b a says it will extend its current. i put costs of a 1000000 barrels a day until august, while russia says it will reduce its exports. both re at moscow are concerned about the prospect of oil prices, sliding weaker demand from china and europe put pressure on the factory activity for more. and that's that spring in all markets, almost live yeah. color right, to live. yeah, i want to look at both these decisions in a broader context. more than 2 thirds of faddie, rayas income still comes from selling fossil fuels. how worried is the country if i have a broader a global economic floating? well, saudi arabia is well aware of the risks of a little boy, you know me to slow down. and that is why for us, precisely why they have been progressing the incrementing production costs that we have seen over the last few months. the, the market brought the expected this latest one medium box for the voluntary attempt to be rolled into all this. so there were no surprises there. and given all the micro certainty that's facing the oil

so what we�*re seeing at the moment in much of europe, is that the new norm for the summer?in the summer isn't unheard of, what's really becoming unusual is the collection of these events, so the frequency and also the simultaneous occurrence around the globe. so unfortunately this is not surprising, what we're seeing. it's exactly what we expect from shifting the baseline temperature towards a higher level and therefore shifting the odds towards more extreme heat events. in rome, one of 16 cities under a red alert from the italian health ministry, people are advised to avoid direct sunlight. in venice, umbrellas and hats are a must, but it�*s still proving challenging for businesses. translation: the heat is really harmful for us, | because the heat in the gondola gets as high as 50 degrees. temperature records could be broken in the coming days. scientists say the heatwave covering much of europe is another reminder of the need to act on global warming. simon jones, bbc news. our correspondent in madrid told us what the spanish government are doing to keep people cool. wel

these are the ones you have in the we will also provide re delivery of these products and consume, i'd say, but i do see put this in the event as part of most goes push for influence in business in africa. apologize between most and res, from ross is wagner. group remain active and who need stronger trade pop is due to west and sanctions. i wrote the correspondent mario miller told us what these grand deliveries would mean to the african countries involved. it was definitely good news for all of these 6 come 6 countries, excuse me, for all of these 6 countries. but especially for somalia, somalia has been suffering under multiple crises for a long time. now climate change effects and a devastating drought, ongoing conflict, but also now with brushes, invasion of ukraine and now versus withdrawal from the black sea green initiative. and it has of course, driven food prices up fuel prices up inflation up. and somalia is really 551 of the most vulnerable countries on the continent. and so they will definitely welcome the screen supplies we spend reportedly and repeatedly reporting from th

but re refuse to acknowledge whether any epi i informants are among the crowd. you're talking the question because you don't want to answer for the fact that you had at least one and somehow missed understand, were very dangerous and that there were others inciting individuals to enter the capital after others broke windows. but he insists that the f b, i is not being weaponized, director, right? are you or your staff, or the zillow areas, weapon, ising, the f, b, i against the american people? absolutely not. the f b, i is notorious for it's interrogation skills, getting suspects to confess. and break down admit wrong doing. but what we learned from the hearing that just took place is the feds themselves don't hold up so well when they are on the other and new york for mercy a and a less than c l. a burg associates, larry johnson says the incident is an unprecedented abuse of power. a. hi christopher ray. this is exposing a real flaw in the us traditional system when you have to crop branches of government and government in the executive branch, collaborating,

that germany was following up as in re patch reading banning bronzes to nigeria. a 125 years off today was seized by the british. the 2 government ministers attended the ceremony for the official hand over it was designed to be the 1st of many such deliveries the we didn't find out what this key was used for. maybe to unlock the shrine, maybe tell us store, but what do we do know is that off to being rob company, it was brought to breton, but not only to bridge, and finally ended up in the city of kudos. today a, this key is fact the treasures included a smaller version of a famous mosque held by the british museum. its return added to the pressure on the former colonial power own $230.00 by commission is the cause has come. this moment in germany on often will gradually re penetrate the artifacts of the owners will tell us when they want, which objects and which order to the common point. the historical kingdom of bending was located in what is now southern nigeria. the bronzes were looted by british forces in 1897, when they re did the royal palace. and what has

so could you talk or the same week as the russia african summit in which russia re, uh, re accelerated and reinforced their attempt to for training themselves, nancy colonial power in africa. so the fact of the matter is it russia, uh, the other, the route or the rest itself, or even a country like, for example, so that uh, in russia is able to, from relatively quickly the operation of the government. perhaps in terms of loans, uh or, or other um assets, uh, exchanges. this will make it so that the government will most likely be able to stand up quite a few months. and i think the other thing that's important to point out is that these harris is quite aware that the european union and other non e u countries, likely u k. and so that's why i'm very concerned about these are because it is one of the largest migration areas. you know, it's a lot of essential ministry en route that takes people out of central in west africa to europe, goes through these here. so they, they do have quite a few uh, they do have quite a few points in which they can try to put some pressure as well on eco, los

re, re supply the you of the loans that unless germany this is where joseph alexander was liberated from the concentration camp in 1945. after that, he lived in germany among the perpetrators for another 4 years. now, joseph is looking for his old house members from a foundation commemorating the victims of national socialism or accompanying him. he is certain that this is his old house. but nobody comes to the door. joe, what does it mean for you to be here? again? it's mainly so the main, let's see. i spent 40 years here. you know, i had a very good life here. very good life of the good to use. i use the bones in the winter time for the car system decides. yeah. so to the people here in the, in it's in house and you that you uh to uh, to and the so sure. yeah, yeah, sure. they know the, the over the you yeah. a yeah, yeah, a very important event for the black mark. joseph remembers the feeling of freedom after years of terror. it's a moving moment for his relative myrna, who has joined to him from the united states. how are you getting the house was over there? yeah. then they visit th

you�*re live with bbc news.ities, charged with serious financial crimes allegedly perpetrated in america. joe lewis�*s family trust owns tottenham hotspur, one of england�*s most high—profile soccer teams. the us attorney for the southern district of new york says mr lewis has been charged with orchestrating an insider trading scheme. bbc sports editor, lewis mcgregor, has more. our apologies, having some technical difficulties with that report there. now to our next story. two recent court cases could decide the future of us presidentjoe biden�*s policies on migration across the us�* southern border. on tuesday, a federaljudge ruled against a new biden administration policy that would deny asylum to migrants who do not ask for refuge in countries they pass through on their way to the us. the judge allowed the rules to remain in place for 1h days, and the biden administration has launched an appeal. and on monday, the department ofjustice sued the state of texas and its governor, greg abbott, after he deployed b

you�*re live with bbc news.itan police have said they�*d found no evidence of a criminal offence, following allegations that he�*d paid a young person for explicit photos. his wife said he is being treated in hospitalfor serious mental health issues. live now to helena wilkinson in the newsroom. she has the latest on the story and has been following it through the course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. forthe course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. for the bbc, course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. forthe bbc, restarting their investigation, what are the outstanding questions for them? i mean, there are lots of questions, aren�*t there, for the bbc? we know that, as you mentioned there, there will be no criminal investigation into this and the bbc had to pause their internal investigations until their internal investigations until the met police basically gave them the met police basically gave them the go—ahead to carry on. so the bbc is now continuing with their investigations. they will c

"we�*re on your side and they�*re out of touch".e ulez played at the uxbridge by—election, keir starmer had no option but to criticise the policy. after all, my source said, the first rule of politics is, voters are never wrong. keir starmer is also well aware of two recent cautionary tales. ed miliband and theresa may were leaders ahead in the polls but who squandered their dominance. so is the starmer strategy wise or woeful? we�*rejoined now by lord hain, labour peer and a former secretary of state under tony blair and gordon brown. and with us in the studio is labour councillor frankie leach, who was an advisor to former party leaderjeremy corbyn. welcome to you. frankie leach, do you think keir starmer should be setting out a more radical agenda? he absolutely should be. it was interesting to see my former colleague andrew fisher earlier talking about essentially how the labour party has reneged on what we consider its more radical commitments, whether renationalising energy, trying to end the hostile environment we have seen f