what about ringo? from the first of these stories it goes from there about 12 to 16 in the course of these stories. so they're boys in the first one. but by the end by southern sort of standards. they're almost men, right? so, what about ringo? what happens there? yeah. isn't that he has a share this very good relationship this friendship with bayard and they attack the encase secretly and also i think ringo helped the grandly to each to force those fake issues for fake orders to get those males so we can see that he kind of cooperated in this process of home home fronts guerrilla warfare. even beyond that he charge right. i mean they sit there for a second. they see the unit as they're going and they had this sort of accidental raid and they see this other union group of union troops and ringo says to granny. what do you want to do you have to decide and granny doesn't decide ringo decides. right, and she keeps trying to correct him to call ab snopes mr. snopes. peaches do it right. his shift is very

how vulnerable the ringo refugees to the impacts of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera, a former close ally of pope francis is on trial for alleged financial crimes. and you a little bit, you and 9 others are accused of extortion. embezzlement and money laundering is the largest draw ever to take place at the vatican, warring drug cartels in northern mexico have reached a truce beliefs in the states of tunnel. the puss confirmed the seas far. it was an install professionally printed banners which appeared and several cities. banners were signed by 3 main factions. in the decades old term for a congressional committee has heard emotional testimony from police officers at the january 6 attack on the u. s. capital, i've been speaking about the verbal and physical abuse. they say they suffered during the insurrection. one officer said the assault was a clear plant to disrupt democracy. and that's your state to stay with us. witness is next. ah,

i am the one in ringo. and it was from a message received today. somebody my phone, we have been real sick for someone with babylon or at 9. yes. me. when the historians begin to write this chapter of american history is going to be a very sad chapter. very shameful chapter. though we treat our neighbors right. the the, we made a mistake. ah ah, when of the a with the meter let's say want to. yes i read a me one though i'm going to need ok. lemme monday joining the whole game. where in, in natal, lenika i will be there. okay. is this in the future? correct. i think i was told the me the social media is less than 10 days and when i called on complet. okay. okay. service and i went in to him or let you know because i'm from india. okay. oh okay, which is him. hi, good morning. perhaps this is miss good. how are you doing? i just wanted to let you know that we just received a missing person from somebody that our just in case you have seen some money, which is scription. he's 22 years old, paid between 66 and 67 inches tall. the only distinctive featu

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thing everybody, kind of, does it the same way the beatles' fart in there -- i got fart stories from ringoy not >> dave: yes, it's true. >> jimmy: is it odd to say that you're friends with the beatles? >> dave: yes >> jimmy: does it feel weird or you're just -- >> dave: absolutely. well, we first -- i mean, i grew -- that is how i learned how to play music. i had a beatles songbook and a a guitar and i would just listen to the records and do that. so the first time you -- you meet one of them it's just the one-dimensional becomes the three-dimensional and you, kind of, freak out a little bit >> jimmy: yep. >> dave: but then over time, like, if you become friends and you jam with each other, you know, it never wears off i mean, there was one time when i had my third child, ophelia, she was born, and paul was in town with nancy, and they said, "hey, we want to come over and see the baby." so they came over to the house, and -- i mean, the first thing i did was hide all the beatles stuff. like, you never know [ laughter ] no, you never know how much beatles stuff you have in your house until

no excursion in ringo is complete without a stop at one of the many taverns for a glass over locally grown. the speaking of wine frankfurt has its own local varieties. this one isn't made from grapes, but apples and it's called the local dialect, edit void, or simply apple wines whose it's poured from a special jug called a bended into a particular kind of cut less. who's the home? why the love and on the glass of the house, it's called that because of the lawson shale fun for doctor frank ford have their own dialect, and they just call them rips the wine used to be a log cloutier. so these ribs are there firstly to get the impression that it's much clearer than it is. and i can make a circle and tell them from bit him when all the way down the pubs didn't used to serve anything to eat. so people brought their own 1st wolf mitka block omitted infecting and with those greasy fingers, it's easier to hold onto a class like this than one that's totally smooth. so form follows function. they may not have known it at the time, but they did it anyway. years well, i'm eating, there's our wee

one of my favorite moments is john lennon bringing up ringo starr. you will believe what's on the television so many things that are that are coming back to me there. scott, why are the sparks brothers finally having this incredible moment in the sun? yeah, it's amazing. really because a ron ross and i have been doing making music for decades, but they started in the late sixty's. they're both now themselves in their seventies. but they never really broke through to more than cult status in their entire career. and i think it has something to do with the fact that their music was always way ahead of time. and if you listen to sparks music from the seventy's, it sounds like the new wave music of the 19 eighties and the found. they helped pie in the year in the, in the eighty's became mainstream only in the 1900 ninety's. but maybe now the world is starting to catch up to sparks. i mean, as far as the generations of musicians back, morrissey, a bjork, i'll cite them as major inspirations. so maybe finally, the world was catching up and realizing what i

one of my favorite moments john lennon bringing up ringo starr. you will believe what's on the elevators, so many things that are, that are coming back to me there. scott, why are the sparks brothers finally having this incredible moment in the sun? yeah it's, it's amazing really because a ross amount have been doing making music for decades, but they started in the late sixty's. they're both now themselves in their seventies, but they never really broke through to more than cult status in their entire career . and i think it has something to do with the fact that the music was always way ahead of its time. and if you listen to sparks music from the seventy's, it sounds like the new wave music of the 19 eighties and the found they help pioneer in the, in the eighty's became mainstream only the 1990 s. but maybe now the world is starting to catch up to sparks. i mean, they as far as generations of musicians back, morrissey, a bjork, i'll cite them as major inspirations. so maybe finally the world is catching up and realizing what incredible legacy

one of my favorite moments that john lennon bringing up ringo starr, you will believe what's on the elevators. so many things that are, that are coming back to me there. scott, why are the sparks brothers finally having this incredible moment in the sun? yeah, it's amazing, really because a ron ross amount have been doing making music for decades. they started in the late sixty's. they're both now themselves in their seventies, but they never really broke through to more than cult status in their entire career . and i think it has something to do with the fact that their music was always way ahead of time. and if you listen to sparks music in the seventy's, it sounds like the new wave music of the 19 eighties and the found they help pioneer in the, in the eighty's became mainstream only in the 1900 ninety's. but maybe now the world is starting to catch up to sparks. i mean, they as far as generations of musicians back, morrissey, a bjork, i'll cite them as major inspirations. so maybe finally the world is catching up and realizing what incredible legacy sparks have had in music. and of course

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impact of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera in thailand has counted a record number of new current virus infections. for the 3rd day running molding $16000.00 cases were reported over 24 hours. it's the biggest outbreak since the pandemic began being blamed on the delta variance. it 1st appeared in india and is more contagious. tony chang has more from bangkok we're getting record numbers every day. we pretty much seen them everyday for 2 weeks now. and the government despite clamping down with tighter and tighter restrictions doesn't seem able to stem the flow. certainly they are doing more tests now. but they are uncovering more clusters at the same time. we've seen the government come out the in fact, the prime minister himself in the last couple of days with a fairly fiery response, saying that the, the reason the infections are climbing so quickly is because people

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable the ringo refugees are to the impacts of climate change. many and sheltering and mosques in schools and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera homes have been evacuated in southern turkey. the wild fi rips through forest towards residential areas firefighters of battling to control the blaze found by strong winds near the mediterranean coastal town of man. i've got residence from 4 neighborhoods have moved out of its path while far as a common in turkey. during the dry summer months tarzan is president, has received her code 19 vaccine in public officially, not during the countries immunization campaign. it's a significant shift from the policies of her late predecessor, who repeatedly dismissed the threat of the pandemic. katherine story report many times and he watched this moment with mixed feelings, that presidents amused who has been getting how covet 19 johnson and johnson injection a clear departure from the policy is implemented by how predecessor john m

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impact of climate change. many and now shall touring and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera thursday marks the 69 birthday of thailand's king. he's one of the most protected monarchs in the world. the protests have been building, calling on the crown to be more transparent and accountable. tony chain reports the monarch walking freely amongst his loyal subjects, thailand, king harvard, you're a long corn. greeting the people at a walk about last year for a man who spent much of the rain outside thailand. it was part of a new engagement to bring him closer to his people. the ordinary ties. it's part of it's a 1000000 routine. oh my god, how long i've been taught to love the king. since i was young, i grew up with phrases like long live the king or i love the king. i grew up watching news about the monarchies household. i learned about the institution in school, people around me, love the king, but then i wondered,

how vulnerable the ringo refugees to the impact of climate change . many and now sheltering and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera america's top diplomat has arrived in india, secretary of state anthony blanc and his that means his counterpart as well as the prime minister. talking points include the response to current of iris, regional security issues and climate change thinking has been due to fly on to kuwait. lisbeth from them joins us now from new delhi. so is this being seen as part of the effort to strengthen the alliance against china? very much as it is being seen as the latest attempt, the ongoing attempts rather by the us administration to line off the allies in asia with china's growing influence in the region as the blanket, as the 3rd us official to visit and the other year after the us secretary of defense and also the u. s. climate on boy earlier in the us secretary of defense lloyd austin's in fact on a tour of asia right now, visiting cinnapool, philippines and viet

nato countries which did support her freedom, they accuse her of facilitating genocide of the room, ringo muslims, people said she should be on dr. for that. not these things. i guess it's good in position again on this issue because i have students of defendants one loan a school shit that much, i get off. and yet the book, even up to now, he, on concerning with the ranger. i haven't discussed about this issue with her, but i wanted say she and her party stood somewhat differently than that. the former position flowed as this military survive. how is it interlinked? would you say to trans national capitalism? after all, the singapore is the biggest foreign investor. i mean who, who is funding this government that are bringing these charges against your client day ministry? government has all, always used up natural resources and to build at made she was ex, military establishment by selling that natural gas, especially do their name. never got to china know the chinese ambassador to me. and my said, it's absolutely not what china wants to see the detention of your client in nato countrie

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impacts of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques in school. and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera, peruse president, he liked pedro castillo has suffered a set back a day before being sworn in opponents in parliament of block 2 parties. candidates from forming the new leadership in congress, members of custio's free peru party were ruled out on a technicality. fears left wing party wants to rewrite the constitution of prospect that is concerned opposition. politicians, like millions of peruvians castillo, grew up in poverty, is promising change. but it's not an a sanchez report from lima delivering on that pledge will be a challenge. the 200 years for republic. wednesday pedro commemorates a landmark anniversary, the independence from the spanish colonial. now, for the 1st time, a former and rural primary school teacher takes over the presidency. castillo comes from one of the poorest districts of they do. and he, peruvi

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impact of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques and schools and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera bangladesh is not just battling the pandemic, but storing inflation rates to and prices are putting basic foods out of the reach of many tend to challenge, re has more from the capital. darker curren buzzer is one of the busiest open air kitchen markets in dhaka. but there are hardly any shoppers on this day because of a nationwide lockdown to prevent covey. 1900 beg him is among the few who came out for groceries, but finds food items are more expensive than usual. so yes, kicking the initial, i came out to buy some green vegetables. the prices of everything has gone up and the market. maybe it's due to the lockdown or because they're not enough buyers, but logistics and supplies are open. not sure why. market export se soaring inflation along with rising foot prices in bangladesh and recent month, i put an additional butto

how vulnerable the ringo refugees to the impacts of climate change. many and sheltering and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera. a check on the world, whether it's next and then the u. k. relaxes, quarantine rules for vaccinated travelers coming into england, but only those who got their jobs in the u. s. and the u. y. right scripts are using the palestinian authority of carrying out a deliberate campaign of repression. ah ah hello, good to see you. we're going to start this weather story in india, where westbank all now getting hammered by the southwest monsoon. co cut picked up 68 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. bit of a breather for the west coast. it's still gonna be raining, just not the same intensity as we have seen over the last little while. take you to bangladesh right now, where we have seen deadly land slides as we head toward the south of the country. all of this triggered by the southwest monsoon. so we look at the forecast on thursday, and this is not good ne

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impact of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques and schools and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera, 14 minutes past this news out, here's what's coming up. no one had ever ever called me. and while wearing the uniform of a capital police officer, harrowing testimonies from police officers on the attack on the u. s. capital and the chaos inside. also special menus for south korea, women pick athletes, leaving a bit of tape for the japanese post, and sport, great. britain's roads find themselves in troubled waters. they had of course, during the big final ah, what americans top diplomat, is in india. his 1st visit since president joe biden took office secretary state antony blink and met his counterpart as j shanker is expected to meet prime minister and render mowdy in the coming hours as well. talking points include the response to the corona, virus, regional security issues, and climate change blinking then due to fly on

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable the ringo refugees are to the impact of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques in schools and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera homes have been evacuated in southern turkey, as a wildfire rips through forest towards residential areas, firefighters are battling to control ablaze, found by strong winds near the mediterranean coastal town of man. i've got residence from 4 neighborhoods moved out of its path while father common in turkey during the dry summer months. hundreds of people have been queuing for oxygen and mean mas. capital young gone, supplies are running so low, it can take hours, sometimes days to get tax refilled. the oxygen plant, the country is struggling to cope with soaring infections and death. but you're straining an already weakened health system. and the state medical workers have been on stripes to protest against the armies. seizure of power earlier this year. as mon timberland kingdom of baton his current out what may be

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impacts of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques in schools and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera america's top diplomat has arrived in india, secretary of state anthony blinking is there to meet his counterpart, the minister of external affairs, as well as prime minister. and the modi talking points include the response to current of virus regional security issues. and climate change, lincoln is then due to fly on to quite alright. lizbeth front and now joins us from knew that a elizabeth is this visit also being seen as part of the push to strengthen the alliance? the counter china? yes. hello sam. absolutely. anthony lincoln visit is very much being seen as the latest overture, if you like, by the biden administration to india, but also to other agent countries to implemented strategy of lining off allies if you like, against the increasing the growing influence of china and the region as the blinking then the 3rd us

this news are already refugees. ringo who fled me and my knife now find that tense, washed away as monsoon range to kind of in bangladesh. a pretty system. the virus would be fought with prayer becomes and he is president, makes a public show support of vaccines and for the usa men basketball team, i guess at 1st when it took to games. and it's a pretty big one story coming up on the afghan president, his presented his vision for the country's future. in a televised policy speech a shotgun, the again called for a political solution, even as the taliban continues to make games on the ground. charlotte bennett reports from couple for the northern city of telecom is surrounded by telephone fighters, but more than one month, its people have withstood ways of attacks. residents now armed and afghan security forces are united and trying to keep fighters out of the city. well, maybe if i want to go to make it up to them, i hope i'm not captured. we've been attacked more than 10 times here with beaten them and push them back. don't lose your morale. well, it is getting is the telephone no controls

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees are to the impacts of climate change. many and now sheltering and mosques in schools and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera bruce president, select federal casteel has suffered a setback, a day before being sworn in office. opponents and parliaments of blocks has plenty of candidates and form and new leadership in congress. members of kasteel is free for a party will date on a technicality, because he was less than a party to rewrite the constitution. prospects that has concerns opposition. politicians. like millions, all peruvians castillo grew up in poverty, his promise and change. but as marianna sanchez reports from lima delivering on that pledge will be a challenge. the 200 years of republic. wednesday pedro commemorates a landmark anniversary, the independence from the spanish colonialist. now for the 1st time, a former and rural primary school teacher takes over the presidency. they look at your comes from one of the poorest districts t

but right group say it's not enough that the flood prove once more how vulnerable to ringo refugees to the impacts of climate change. many and sheltering and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their home. again. alex here brian al jazeera. still ahead on algebra thailand, king is hoping to reconnect with the people on his birthday, but many want to move beyond the monarchy and special menus. the south korea's olympic athletes leaving a taste for the japanese host. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello, good tissue. we're going to start this weather story in india, where westbank all now getting hammered by the southwest monsoon. calcutta picked up 68 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours, a bit of a breather for the west coast. it's still going to be rainy and just not the same intensity as we have seen over the last little while. take you to bungler dash rate now where we have seen deadly land slides as we head toward the south of the country. all of this triggered by the southwest monsoon. so we look at the forecast

that rights group say it's not enough that the floods prove once more how vulnerable the ringo refugees to the impact of climate change. many and sheltering and mosques in school and facing the prospect of having lost their homes again. alex here brian al jazeera tons and years president has received, took over 19 vaccine in public officially launching the countries immunization campaign, her late pretty assessor repeatedly dismiss the threat of the pandemic catherine sawyer report many times. and he and watched this moment with mixed feelings, that presidents amused who had been getting her coffee. 19 johnson and johnson injection a clear departure from the policies implemented by how predecessor john mugger 40, who died in march from heart problems. was one of the handful of wild leaders who downplayed the threat of the pandemic and shined world health organization coals for masks and social distancing. he also rejected vaccines insisting the disease could be dealt with by prayer and local remedies. when president hassan was wanting, she said things would change. mean the man, i am a

one of my favorite moments, john lennon, ringo starr, you will believe what's on the television so many things that are that are coming back to me there. scott, why are the sparks brothers finally having this incredible moment in the sun? yeah, it's amazing really because a run rough and i have been doing making music for decades, but they started in the late sixty's. they're both now themselves in their seventies, but they never really broke through to more than cult status in their entire career . and i think it has something to do with the fact that their music was always way ahead of time. and if you listen to sparks music from the seventy's, it sounds like the new wave music of the 19 eighties and the found they help pioneer in the, in the eighty's became mainstream only the 1990 s. but maybe now the world is starting to catch up to sparks and as far as generations of musicians back, morrissey, a bjork, i'll cite them as major inspirations. so maybe finally the world is catching up and realizing what incredible legacy sparks have had in music. and of course there's no better place

. ♪ >> ringo. ♪ come together right now ♪ >> what do you remember about this?appen? >> it was a question of me, john or george becoming the bass player. the two of them said, well, i'm not doing it. >> when could you look back and realize what we did back then was really special? >> i clearly remember when ringo kicked in, it was like, wow, he's really good. ♪ but i know it's mine ♪ ♪ ooh i get by with a little help from my friends ♪ >> good old song. ♪ i brought in the chords then george said it would be nice if we could have an intro and george went, do, do, do. ♪ >> yeah. it was good, you know. >> what you got now? >> this one. ♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪ ♪ aaah ♪ >> this is why we don't go into tapes. ♪> this is beautiful.- >> number one in the usa, that was a party night. that's where the audience, wait for it, wait for it. ♪ baby i'm amazed ♪ >> clearly these guys are going for it. ♪ baby i'm amazed ♪ >> we were warned don't go out late and the car pulls up. some guys jumped out. one with a knife and took all of our -- we were hippies. we did not li

lennon was brilliant but ringo is ringo, but i think mccartney was my favorite.. this is probably 10 years ago. >> if he can do that at 79 maybe i can stay in this seat another few more years. ashley: why not? let's see who else wants to sit here? moving on, ashley, lauren, can you answer friday's trivia question, here it is, which country has the oldest continuously used national flag? does anybody know before we go to commercial? anybody know? ashley: italy. >> i'm going with denmark. stuart: i have no answer because i know what the answer is. we will be back after this. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ready to simplify life wi

we will get the rpi outlook from ringo choi.stor -- staying optimistic on the china bid amid the regulatory crackdown continuing. that conversation ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's not enough to highlight the horrors of techno-authoritarianism, pointing to what russia and china are doing, and saying it is wrong or dangerous, even as it is. we've also got to make the positive case for our own approach. then we've got to deliver. haidi: that was u.s. secretary of state antony blinken saying the u.s. must respond to china's techno-authoritarianism. tougher rhetoric from washington has come amid a spate of recent hardline moves. bloomberg understands the u.s. will warn american companies about the increasing risk of operating in hong kong. let's cross to our greater china executive editor. a story on the bloomberg in the last couple of hours, biden's china policy hinting at more trump style pain. what is your sense of the policy stance the biden team is taking? will they have more impasse than the trump team? >> impact, i think t

it is ringo starr's birthday. stuart varney is younger and even younger than i thought he was.: yes. let me point this out. this happens to be the day that england played denmark in the semifinals of the european championships at wembley in front of 60,000 fans. the fact he is not here today, a mere coincidence. we hope he enjoys the game. he has a birthday wish for an england win. stu can retire, he always says. i don't play governor. i don't play tennis. i love the news and i have passion for the financial markets. i love what i do. he one of lucky few in this world comes to work and thoroughly, thoroughly enjoys what he does. >> that is beautiful. ashley: lucky for him. there you go. we are done. the markets are so-so, waiting on those fed minutes. maybe we'll have more movement this afternoon. time is out. thank you, lauren. neil cavuto. take it away. neil: this reminded when "the today show" used to do when someone turned 100, it was like a big deal. well i never knew. stuart varney is 100 years old. that is wild. he does not look it. he does not look it. ashley: not a day