capital and the selling agent of these bonds are bank saderat brokerage company today, iran is res energy hosts the supply of about 87,000 tons of hydrocarbon products at the front of the inner hall, about 11,400 tons of oil, including heavy oil solvent, industrial liquid gas, naphtha, light naphtha, liquid oxygen, and liquid nitrogen. one million rials of solvent, 90,000 barrels of gas condensate, and a basket of 102 shiraz oil refineries are also among the currencies of the inner hall. liquid gas from monday 12 thousand tomans liquid gas sport 4 million five hundred seventy five thousand 640 dollars in the stock market the energy was sold, the failure of the active intelligence in its part, china or the analysis within the chain announced that the transactions of the supply of crypto-currency of terrorist groups supporting isis have increased. more details of the news in today's package, digging into the market of intelligence cryptocurrencies, tiara has announced in a report that according to the statistics of china, in the last 12 months, the networks supporting the group known as isi

res energy iran today hosted the supply of about 50,000 tons of hydrocarbon products in the internal hall . the energy exchange has more than 32,800 tons of products, including normal heavy oil , tar, petroleum, liquid gas, light and extra heavy naphtha, see heavy hydrocarbon cycle and heavy extract on the supply board of 420,000 in the year 404 of shiraz oil refining. the hall is offered the international hall of energy exchange is also hosting the supply of 16,500 tons of products such as liquefied gas reformate, precipitation of five-carbon hydrocarbons and higher, and pentane due to the warning of the international monetary fund by reducing the number of employees in the field of digital currencies in today's package of exploration in the currency market of the international fund. global tax systems should be updated to include digital assets so they can be taxed, poole said in a text published on the international body's website, citing the anonymity and decentralized nature of digital assets as a challenge for governments. it has been announced that the united states securities

copping and biden administration needs to seek back and energy re-destruction and regarding inflation and energy costs couldn't be any higher and average price of diesel in 2020 was 2:25 and because that's it's around $5 a gallon. president duval, how are your members adapting to and managing against the agriculture ordinary personses? >> we previously referenced a little bit and a lot of farmers and ranchers are putting a pencil to the crop they're planning and it could change and what crop they plant or make their mind up not to plan it at all if the cost of production is more than they reap. they go through what and whether they're going to plant it. >> great. >> in your testimony, there was a study of scenarios and transitioning through electric vehicles by 2050. i come from a state that's looking to enforce transition a towel electric vehicle and move away from natural gas and other affordable fossil fuels by 2050. speaking with farmers back otay mesa last week on district work period, this is something that weighs very heavily on all of our producers. l they don't know, you know

energy. there are re orts people with energy. there are reports that — people with energy.n - people with energy. there are i reports that 6 million households are now in fuel poverty. citizens advice says that people should... to the united states, where actors unions and major film studios have agreed to keep working and continue talks untiljuly 12 in an effort to prevent strike action. the unions — who's members include top stars like meryl streep the unions — whose members include top stars like meryl streep and jennifer lawrence — want a new pay deal, and safeguards around use of artificial intelligence. the actorjeff torres spoke about his position in all of this, as well as the issues and impact that al can have on actors. it has not started to take hold yet. i don't think that the technology is up to par yet, to replace people. right now, the problem is, the way that the ai works is, it takes information and styles from artists that exist. so, it might take a picture and say, this person does a style, and it combines them, and essentially it is stealing. it is not l

you think that there are some chances that energy re-invigorates the inflation cycle, or are we just tting too ahead of ourselves? >> energy can absolutely raise headline inflation. that's going to matter for other global central banks. the fed concentrate on core inflation stripping out food and energy. what goes up can come down very quickly. it will put more stress on lower income households. but in terms of inflation, i don't think it is going to change the trajectory of the fed. >> no other person we rather speak with on a day like today. morgan stanley chief u.s. economist, thanks so much for joining. good luck for today. coming out, ai is in focus with fintech importing the fonts. we are going to discuss what you've seen so far with a man who knows that because he owns the companies. it is walter todd, president and cio at greenwood capital. that's next. this is bl ♪ >> we've got two big tech stocks moving in two different directions this morning. alphabet is gaining, of about 6.5% on the revenue. microsoft disappointed, down at 4% as oversold. joining us now is someone who onc

re running. without russian energy resources, it will be difficult to ensure economic development in the world inr to work in the arctic to extract. there, hydrocarbons have to solve a large number of complex tasks of various challenges to the helm of the soviet fleet. here, key in the development of the field, liquefied natural gas is participating in the baton not in technical port deliveries from pipeline transport. we can't stand. i think about the future. of course, engineering solutions for the following projects are already being born. he knows exactly when to feed, when to clean, and almost everything is done by the robotic arm. the authorities of the region allocated more than two billion rubles to support the industry, and this form is only part of a large project to create a new model of animal husbandry. dear friends, the first stage of the dairy competence center is a conventional robotic company. work. there are fifty heads here and only one person is enough to take care of the livestock, everything is controlled by artificial intelligence, thanks to modern chips. he knows everythin

of this water is given to zahedan and the other half is the interface, which the ministry of energy has done, reineering the existing hydraulic systems and capital. the ones that had been poured before and the things that had been done we re-engineered, and for engineering conditions with the lowest costs, you actually put it into service. when you all say that you are coming from the 7th of masculinity, in fact, take a look at the province of show body . it is another project that we worked on in the eastern aquifer , and around this time. we have 100, 80 kilometers of the main pipeline , about 70 kilos of free pipe, and we will die. you said that the graph of the sea is the transfer line of sea water that i and the uncertainty of sistan and baluchistan, sistan and baluchestan, which the respected citizens of the government recently approved their financial incentives, and this project must now have 80% progress from the earthquake plan, and about 12% progress, we have started the pipe laying in zahedan , and god willing, the people are actually strong. give a hint to prove one. sistan and balu

every year, we implement a coherent energy plan to re-prepare thermal power plants, which are the major part of the country's electricity, more than 95% of the country's electricity, especially in recent years, is produced in thermal power plants. to carry out the repairs of the power plants on time in the maximum possible preparation during the hot seasons which are the peak time of electricity consumption. in this framework , more than 100 thousand megawatts of repairs have been completed in one year. thermal electricity to have the country as much as possible, and from then on , more than some power plant units have more than one repair program , they go through two gas repair programs during the year, so that they can, in fact, according to the standards and instructions that it is stipulated for them to be able to produce with maximum readiness during the peak consumption time. this planning has been done and the efforts of our colleagues in the private and public power plants of the country, the group of hardworking workers , technicians, engineers, now the emergency exit index of

re-accelerating. michael: the energy crisis went up in the united states, especially gasoline because we had refinery outages. those will be short-lived. my grammar teachers would tell you lived. it would show up because we start the month at a higher level in numbers in inflation for august. then it is a question of the fed looking past that and the rest of the economy looking past that. you will have higher inflation, also because a basement banks. the issue is does it continue to go up or do we see it level off and then come back down as these one-off energy issues make their way through the economy and as we get past the early base effects? that is the unknown. liz is right. we will go down slowly. but the question is how slowly and then how do people react to that? confidence is up, do they stay that way? alix: you guys helped my soft landing today. liz mccormick and michael mckee, ray to see you both. coming up, more insight into the question of the day. joe gilbert joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> if and when they come back down, they are not going back down to zero. it will be harder

so the rape is energy minister as a, is the latest oil production costs agreed between re on moscow. so the, well, that cooperation with the russian remain strong, the saudi official made his statement, have been a peg plus seminar, the book of petroleum exposing countries, which includes russia, producers around 40 percent of the world soil. what has been lower rate and gets output since name vend, but in response to plummeting prices on the markets. we're on the latest statements comes off to and so they would extend it's $1000000.00 barrel per day production costs. and now so on monday through august 12, russia also agreed to implement the 500000 foul reduction for next month. however, the u. s. which is the world's largest oil produce outside of pipe plazas, quartz the size, the saudi cooperation, with most good re outhouse pushed back the pressure from washington as the saudi energy minister has pointed to how ne says, have been proven wrong in that us this week? yes, we went on continuing with our product to cut it again. part of what we have done with the head of our creeks fr

energy is clean safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> the announcement comes as california adds an average of 1000 new electric cars. the rely on the great every day. >> all right. let's take a live peek outside here downtown san francisco. no fog in the downtown area, and it was pretty moderate all around the bay today. if you like that, enjoy it because we're going to go extreme as we end the week. yeah, it's really a sight to see when there's not a cloud in the sky in san francisco. brittany begley is back with a look at what we can expect. yes, we want to enjoy the blue skies we because more fog is headed our way tonight as we make our way tuesday morning. and you can still see some cloudy conditions right here at sfo course. i just checked. >> your departures and arrivals were about 60% on time for both of really watching again, we see some cloudy conditions and this camera shot. you can see right in the bottom of the

energy bills last year, more than any other cost—of—living topic. we know people are still really struggling at the moment. at citizen�*s advice we�*reith energy debts. another charity, national energy action, says more than six million households are still in fuel poverty, meaning that after housing costs, they spend more than 10% of their income on energy. 0fgem says it works hard to support vulnerable consumers and anybody struggling with their bills should seek advice from their supplier. mark ashdown, bbc news. to the united states, actors union and major film studios have agreed to keep working and continue talks until the 12th ofjuly — in an effort to prevent strike action. the unions — which includes top stars meryl streep and jennifer lawrence — want a new pay deal and safeguards around use of artificial intelligence. the actorjeff torres spoke about his position in all of this, as well as the issues and impact that al can have on actors. it has not started to take hold yet. it has not started to take hold yet. i don�*t think that the technology is up i don�*t think that the technology is up to par yet, to replace people. ri

energy into electricity. job creation is the centrepiece of joe biden's re—election campaign. ared within europe. that seems to be the case- l _ feared within europe. that seems to be the case. i think _ feared within europe. that seems to be the case. i think the _ feared within europe. that seems to be the case. i think the european i be the case. i think the european commissioner has certainly come around to realising the need to have around to realising the need to have a more robust green energy plan. but yes, the united states is ahead in that regard and the president is tallying his infrastructure deal that he signed last year. he has made some brilliant and important impacts that republicans are even touting, despite many of them not voting for it. my former boss did, but it certainly is going to be had on the uk and the eu to step up and beat us where we are. flan on the uk and the eu to step up and beat us where we are.— on the uk and the eu to step up and beat us where we are. can zynga slur to lay spotted — beat us where we are. can zynga slur to lay spotted the _ b

. >> we are the center for energy in northern california and what this does is it takes already what existed and re-purposes it to keep it the center of the energy sector for northern california. so that means jobs, community. and a strong economy. dion: we are preparing for more heat ahead. dan: triple digits are coming. spencer christian is tracking things closely. spencer: they are close. here is a look at live doppler 7 and you can see the diminishing marine layer compressed by the high pressure system coming our way and it will bring us a heat wave. we have a nice onshore flow. it is breezy at the coast. blue skies oversensitive -- over san francisco. we have low 70's in mountain view. 82, san jose. 57 at half moon bay. looking at the city from our camera we have 83 degrees in napa and at low to mid 90's in santa rosa, fairfield, concord and livermore. and the beach will be a popular destination this weekend. there will be more people there tomorrow. we have excessive heat inland this week and with overnight lows not being very low at all in the 60's to the mid-70's. and daytime temperatures a

energy sector. what this does is it takes what already existed and re-purposes it to keep at the center of the energy. that means jobs, community, it means a strong economy. kristen: california's attorney general says the state will restrict estate from the three more states due to recently passed anti-lgbtq legislation. they are missouri, and wyoming. the restrictions take effect later this year. currently 23 states are in california's list. julian: are you facing a sleep divorce? thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or

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energy is clean safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> the announcement comes as california adds an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the grid every day. our 4 zone forecast and wow, look at this shot right there. poking out above the marine layer is the sales% force tower in the city clear in the east bay. you can see the hills but not anybody. with solar panels knows where that's going to be a problem. but we're not going to have that problem for the next few days. right? a lot of solar energy go. yeah. we're going a lot of solar some places are actually going to hit triple digits above average temperatures headed our way >> on thursday. but it's already heating up. the story we're watching right now. we just showed you those cloudy conditions. as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, you can see right here. yeah, we have that dense fog us. some more folks, head home traffic, not bad, but so many of t

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dental is the time that the japanese government has because a need to re imagine see that we will remember the accident of a new case energy and so kind of the in the velocity prefecture in 1999 because were killed and about a 100 people working time and a series of course i remember to came or the i gave the news of the next 3 days later. the desktop and future only turn days. the do in tokyo. there have been neither significant damages nor any victims. people aren't panicking and they start getting ready to spend the night public places, offices at friends, houses or in the launch. and my stuff is still frontier because i don't can stay in talk. you probably perceive more no, it's better to try to get to watch like time to come close to the damage nuclear power plant. nothing. the roads are blocked and the nuclear power plants direction, vice versa. perhaps a lot of people are trying to reach the north to obtain their relatives even the railway network is interrupted. the country is related to i have to go back to tokyo and tried to catch a plane to a key to the only right to get the citizen this from the office. the rus

energy is clean safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids, which can backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> why the announcement comes as california has an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the great everyday time. now 7.19, and president biden and transatlantic leaders meet today. they're meeting in lithuania for their annual nato summit and over the next couple of days, 31 members are going to decide whether or not to invite sweden to join the alliance. a move that was made possible after turkey withdrew its objections to sweden. joining just hours before we have washington correspondent anna wiernicki with that story. good morning. the 74th nato summit kicked off today with a show of unity. >> with turkey now on board with sweden joining the alliance. >> this is an historic day just hours before the 31 members of the nato alliance gathered and that for their annual summit, nato secretary general announced turkey has agreed to support sweden's bid to join t

energy is clean, safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> that announcement comes as california adds an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the grid. every day. president biden and trans atlantic leaders. meantime, meeting in lithuania now for the annual nato summit and our dc correspondent anna wiernicki has more on that. good morning. the 74th nato summit kicked off today with a show of unity. >> with turkey now on board with sweden joining the alliance. >> this is an historic day just hours before the 31 members of the nato alliance gathered and that for their annual summit, nato secretary general announced turkey has agreed to support sweden's bid to join the military alliance after nearly a year of opposition. this is good for sweeping will become a full member of audience. it's good for the because turkey and they do. all of that will benefit from a stormy night. don't the president of turkey said he first

energy is clean safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> the announcement comes as california adds an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the grant every day. it's official. sweden will be the next to join nato. trevor shirley has more. and that was a surprise development that happened even before this week's nato summit in lithuania officially got underway on monday, turkey announced plans to lift its hold on sweden. joining nato looking for continued united. >> all member states must agree when a new country wants to join the alliance. turkey's president had resisted arguing sweden hadn't done enough to stop anti islamic protest. now sweden with a small but powerful and advanced military will now be nato's newest member. i would say rumors of the death of nato's unity were greatly exaggerated. officials say it's clear russia's invasion strengthen vladimir putin has been counting on the west to crack native to

energy is clean, it's safe and it's affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> let announcement comes as california at an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the grit every single day. >> 20 is the time national news. american employers are relying more heavily on foreign worker visa programs because there's a labor shortage here and it's dragging on according to the department of labor or the number of available jobs. nearly double the unemployment rate news nation. stephanie haines has that story. >> we received a call miss and his wife bought a landscaping company in north texas and could not find a single employee to do the work we had to cut. >> probably 20% of our customers because we just couldn't get enough workers to do the job that was back in 2019. >> his solution to the worker shortage problem. he applied for workers at the h 2 a visa program. it's a federal program that connects workers from more than 80 countries to te

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the international energy is agency says global consumption of coal has hit a re, quote, high and last year and is expected to stay at this level for now. according to the report, coal consumption grew more than 3 percent last year. so positive. 8000000000 tons. that's due to strong demand from china and india, burning cold is considered to be a major driver of global to stay on the subject, the united states as the united nations secretary general antonio. we'll tell us, has issued a stock warning on climate change saying the era of global binding has begun. the lens will commit to a logical organization is predicting this month will be the hottest in schuman history. who tennis has described the intense heat in the northern hemisphere? as a cool summer, according to the date that it is today, july as already seem to hot the city, we competed over every quarter of the city office days on records, and the highest ever ocean temperatures for this time. if he is climate change, easy. if it is terrifying and it is just the beginning, the end of global warming has ended the area, the heat

but other energy projects may also be implemented, there was talk about the res hydro company, and there are many others. we're just entering the stage where some large scale projects are being implemented. there are very serious problems of course, but these are largely related to the policies being pursued by western countries that sometimes abused their monopolistic market positions core monopoly in terms of regulating the financial system, which is in the hands of the federal reserve, the international monetary fund and the world bank, which are also under the control of a group of western countries. so they use this position to obstruct the development of relations between russia and african nations. moreover, they seem to be talking about russia all the time. they claim they are punishing rusher for what they believed to be a violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. but at the same time, they themselves are now inflicting direct, immediate damage. not only on russia, but also on the african countries that would like to implement the major projects we're ta

re-supply the international space station. >> we can do this for other things. we can do this for energy and environment. we can do this for oceans. we can do this for exploration. we can do this for health. and that's what really launched the version of xprize that we see today. right, that is not just about space. >> the oceans are under attack. if we wanted to destroy the oceans, if we set out to do that, i don't think could do a better job than we're doing now. is that the kind of planet we want to live on? you know, you've got pollution. you've got co2 absorbing into the ocean. you've got 80% of the plastics-- 450 billion tons of plastic manufactured every year, and 80% of it's not recycled. and it ends up in the ocean and it ends up in these giant gyres of plastic which are in every ocean now, not just the pacific gyre that people talk about. we're overfishing. 90% of the big fish are gone. and at the same time, you can say we've explored about 5% of the oceans. we have better maps of the surface of mars than we have of under our own oceans on our own planet. there's something wrong there. right? o

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energy bills? if someone answered yes to three or more of those, then they re considered "financially vulnerable".rter of all adults surveyed were found to be. but certain groups appear to be struggling more than others. for example, 43% of renters said they had difficulty affording their rent. while just 28% of mortgage holders are struggling. tenants are also spending less on food and essentials... 58% compared to 48% of homeowners. across great britain 5% of adults said they had run out of food in the past two weeks. that rose to 28% for a parent living on their own with at least one child and 45% for those receiving help from a charity. the survey shows that age and ethnicity are both factors, too. when we delve deeper into our data, we find that there's certain groups of the population more likely to be struggling with their cost of living. so it's younger adults, perhaps not the youngest, but those in their early twenties and also from different ethnic backgrounds as well. so black, african, caribbean and black british adults are among those more likely to be struggling with their costs of l

oh well, well, we 're already monitoring the situation with this object , news related to the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant , we're also monitoring energy in the overall shortage of fuel in ukraine will not be under control , prime minister denys myhal assures us that this issue was discussed by representatives of economic changes and key networks that sell diesel and gasoline, the head of the government added, however, prices as we see how drivers see fuel continues to grow, according to the analysts of the a-95 consulting company, the price increase will continue at least until the end of this month, and after the nationalization of ukrnafta, the company supplied the ministry of defense with three times more fuel than last year , and at the lowest prices on the verge of profitability, the company's head , serhiy koretsky, said in an interview yu economic truth well, vasyl, we see that the nationalization of, in particular, such a powerful facility as ukrnafta, where fuel for the needs of the military and at reasonable prices. well, there were many such examples. i think it was more profitable. well, indeed, there are still a number of

energy. to help offset the costs of and exhilarating investment in, investments in this new infrastructure. some examples would be our 20 states clean power link, our brayden re-powering of the brain play area for breaking an offshore wind. both of these will connect and create opportunities for offshore wind and other renewable sources to increase our energy supplies and help lower energy costs on the commodity side. also the northeast harden have, involve seven states. recognizes the need to look for more advanced decarbonize feels to leverage the networks that exist today. what initiatives like these that i mentioned have in common is that this work is being done in collaboration with public and private sector partners, multiple stakeholders and communities that are all coming together to get this work done. as we move from creating this bold ambition into this execution phase where we're actually getting these projects built, we recognize there's challenges. challenges there's projects cited, built, challenges around the cost, securing the necessary supply chain, securing the necessary people, workforce, and acquiring property rights, just to name a few o

energy. to help offset the costs of and exhilarating investment in, investments in this new infrastructure. some examples would be our 20 states clean power link, our brayden re-powering of the brain play area for breaking an offshore wind. both of these will connect and create opportunities for offshore wind and other renewable sources to increase our energy supplies and help lower energy costs on the commodity side. also the northeast harden have, involve seven states. recognizes the need to look for more advanced decarbonize feels to leverage the networks that exist today. what initiatives like these that i mentioned have in common is that this work is being done in collaboration with public and private sector partners, multiple stakeholders and communities that are all coming together to get this work done. as we move from creating this bold ambition into this execution phase where we're actually getting these projects built, we recognize there's challenges. challenges there's projects cited, built, challenges around the cost, securing the necessary supply chain, securing the necessary people, workforce, and acquiring property rights, just to name a few o

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more of that manufacturing back to the united states, we�*re already seeing progress in that regard. and key area we focused on his clean energyin the united states, hopefully driving down the cost of those technologies so the united states can meet its climate goals and so other countries can purchase american—made goods and help meet their own goals. so this is notjust about manufacturing for its own sake, it is about prioritising areas of key strategic and economic importance, and at the same time creating good paying jobs time creating good paying jobs that can help support a time creating good paying jobs that can help support a family. so what larry summers has said is that there are very good paying jobs in the us at the moment but he is concerned about costs.— moment but he is concerned about costs. globally, ithink we have had _ about costs. globally, ithink we have had an _ about costs. globally, ithink we have had an inflation - we have had an inflation challenge, and there hasn�*t been a leading economy that has been a leading economy that has been spared from the inflation surge we saw coming out of the pandemic.

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the tim scotts still have not cleared yet that i think we have to re-remind ourselves even though he's kind of taking up some of that energyted around ron desantis, that wasn't enough to surpass donald trump. they have to -- they need to add up all things that coalesce rather than 1% here, 2% here. >> ron desantis is trying. there was a clip that i think probably is fair to say went sort of viral yesterday. in our world, which is the world that matters on "inside politics." ron desantis on the campaign trail was on that bus tour that jessica was talking about interacting with a child about an icee. >> oh, what is that? an icee? yeah? that's probably a lot of sugar, huh? good to see you. >> yeah, i don't know what's more awkward there. the good to see you part to a child or the comments about the calorie count of an icee. the problem that ron desantis has, and we've been talking about it endlessly, doesn't have a lot of charisma, he's very awkward on the trail. and sometimes he comes across as a humorless robot. and in a place like iowa, in a place like new hampshire where you're going to be greeting all sorts of people fro

struggling and in many ways makes sense they need to reboot, re-evaluate their strategies and make desantis morin of a underdog. there was so much energy point they need to kind of restrategize as we get closer and closer to those primaries. >> is there any sense about obviously operationally changing things up. getting rid of staffers, you mentioned. they may end up doing more mainstream media interviews, but is there any sense about the issue spectrum they're going to focus on? he's so focused on the threat of wokism, for instance. are they going to drop that, too, and focus on other things like maybe his record as governor? is that risking too much looking like the incumbent governor and not an insurgeant? i would not expect to see desantis drop his anti-woke rhetoric anytime soon. it's been key to who he is as a personality on the national stage. it's been what's raised his brand to the national stage from florida governor. so i don't expect to see that go anytime soon, especially given his recent comments now going after bud light yet again. stepping into those culture war issues he is so favorable of. i think we're going to conti

decarbonisation, even though we�*re talking about a multi—decade move — gradual, very gradual move away from coal — why that is so...eagerly opposed. the minister of mineral resources and energyto attack de ruyter and his team at eskom. ..eskom, by not attending to load shedding, is actively agitating for the overthrow of the state. that�*s right. the energy minister was accusing de ruyter and his reform team of treason. one morning soon after that, de ruyter was in his office and asked an assistant for a cup of coffee. at first, the coffee machine was said to be broken and the eskom boss�*s mug was briefly left beside it unattended. minutes later, a full cup was taken to de ruyter. i detected nothing. and then about 15, 20 minutes after this cup of coffee, i started feeling extremely nauseous. and the theory is that it was a mixture of cyanide and sodium arsenite, which is a rat poison. he survived, but quit his job and fled the country. and this is where the poisoning happened — in a supposedly secure executive suite. it�*s an extraordinary thing for your ceo to be poisoned in the building. yeah. so, that investigation is ongoing at the moment. we have been engaging with th

today we�*re announcing it is energy security and having hundreds of thousands of jobs energy securityce and she would keep him on his toes when it comes to energy policies. i wonder what she would say to him today about the fact he is allowing all the licences in the uk. ., ,_ ., , is allowing all the licences in the uk. ., ., is allowing all the licences in the uk. he would say, as i would say to my daughter. _ uk. he would say, as i would say to my daughter, this _ uk. he would say, as i would say to my daughter, this government i uk. he would say, as i would say to my daughter, this government is i uk. he would say, as i would say to | my daughter, this government is the first to legislate for net zero and is leading the way other g7 competitors. investing in new technologies, launch new nuclear plants. the largest wind chill farms, creating new technologies and newjobs. it would be the first major economy to create net zero. i would be proud to tell that to my daughter also ensuring we are not in hock to hostile actors like vladimir putin, creating work for hundreds of thousands o

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and i began to re-read his novel, mur-father, which i read in my youth, which charged me with some special energy i started reading it. i so wanted to visit again those places that my father described , to touch the heroes of his novels. and i conceived such a journey, smoked up to baikal, i lived i saw it there. i grew up there. i saw the civil war in the far east in the far east. my parents went to their mother in penza and took me to siberia for a week. so , according to my passport, i was born in penza. in fact , i am close to me. father not only loved the far east, he knew it well, knew the nature of the far east, studied it in general, if he had to write some places, he definitely had to visit these places, he was not a person of secondary impressions, and no matter how far he had to climb up. he would definitely come and get acquainted with the local old-timers. and when he wrote books about kamchatka, about primorye , he, of course, these regions. he studied everything to his father in different ways, different people treated his literary elite, they did not really accept it. although som

re matching houses. perhaps even the operator to exceed in store most that can help us bring temperatures down in cities and we're upgrading energy and transport infrastructure so that we're confronted with less failure to increase their resilience going forward under extreme heat conditions. but one of these takes time and we're getting late interaction, takes time and takes money. i want to get into some of the outpatient strategies in, in just a moment. but let me just bring darcy and to there's a discussion here because you dorothy have been part of a movement that's been campaigning around these issues for decades. really. how are you feeling now as you watch, climate predictions unfold in reality, knowing the, the choices that governments and corporations and individuals have made to get us to this point. you know, thank you. and especially for having made this focus. yes, indeed, governments of corporations and osmond government, the not for profit organizations are all aware that time of change is happening and that it's all happening faster than the predicted. then through government pine, the loan climate change hub is

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knowledge, experience and energy to justify the high trust placed in me by our hardworking brave noble people and thus. if necessary, he is ready to sacrifice his life, the re-elected president of uzbekistan did not delay with decisive measures at a meeting on attracting investments, he has already fired, 20 heads of districts of cities and companies have lost their posts as the heads of the uzbek railways of the mouth of water supply, as well as the chairman. tel of the state committee for highways reported that now with the prosecutor general's office, another chamber is engaged in checking the activities of the dismissed heads of administration. digital alcohol 20 seconds in headphones and the client is ready. the development was presented. scientists from kazakhstan work at and in the industry in yekaterinburg. this is how sound is fed into special headphones, which affects the vestibular apparatus of the developer and they assure only 20 seconds and a sharp relaxation occurs, the effect is on the vagus nerve. it can be compared to light, rocking in a boat or a small dose of alcohol. the price of such a device is $ 2,000 for what the developers assure n