ross: he's must-see. think that's one of the reasons why the ratings are so big when colorado place. obviously deion sanders is one reason. but i love watching number 12 play football how that you? rich: look at that. you see the embrace between hunter and blackburn? ross: yeah, you have to love it. rich: they've continued that relationship. so colorado now 2-1 and they turn their attention to the big 12 with a home game against baylor and then their first big 12 road trip to central florida. tiffany black man down below. tiffany: coach sanders, you told us and your team that this game, this rivalry was personal. what does it feel like to come out and win in such a commanding way? >> it feels darn good. i'm most grateful. we ran the ball effectively. reprotected him very well. the final score is not indicative of how the game played out. tiffany: why was shedeur able to have such a command on this offense? deion: they were so upset by allowing him to be toughed last week. nobody said anything about the fi

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so, ross publicly announced that he was putting $1 billion into his victory. the law allowed this, since these were not other people's contributions, but ross's personal money, and he could spend it as much as he wanted. $1 billion in the early nineties, today , at our prices, probably all of $10 billion. but even with such a sum, the businessman was very far from his cherished goal, and now imagine that both harris and trump are counting on their own money win, here is ross with his current 10 billion, would not even come close to winning, as he did not come close in 1992, what funds should really be invested in the election campaign, how many billions did the candidates hide from the eyes of ordinary americans, somewhere around 9 billion each, at least in the usa. two things are constant: voters, as a rule, do not decide anything, and hollywood passions require cool decorations. us presidential elections require large funds, because you need to finance trips across the country, salaries of employees headquarters, production of campaign materials, services of

>> ross is being very consistent ear ear earnings deliverer.k and i think they'll be back at that formula for the next couple of years. it's the consistency people like about this one. it's steady comp. it's positive. it's value. and it continues to deliver. >> and it's vastly outperforming its peers. i used to spend hours at the one in old town alexandria while my dad was at work. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> that's it for the exchange today. "power lunch" is next. i'll see you on the other side of this break. it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> and welcome to "power lunch" alongside kitty corner from kelly evans, i'm brian sullivan. good news. sto

right, is that the strikes indeed hit the who data and ross is our port. they say that have taken precaution, precautionary measures, although some of the residents that is reported say they are power outage just in the areas, and it would not be deterred from launching further. mis size is around. well, it says this is the retail, jason for recent ballistic missile attacks. and the most recent one was actually yesterday in the course of the afternoon the who is these had put out a statement afterwards that they aimed or they came, that they had aimed to launch it to it's been going on airport at a time when prime minister benjamin netanyahu was on his way home, but it was intercepted. there was another on mid sized strike on friday. and in july there was an explosive drone that actually leads killed one is randy intel, a visa and injured a several others. and already at that point, also these very f o is retaliated in the same area. this is all part of the who sees support, as they said, the excess of resistance together with other malicious from iraq and

yes, there jerry ross comes to mind. you know, he knew from a very young age that he wanted to be an astronaut. on the other hand, you know, some of the women who were selected, for instance, in that 78 class, they knew they wanted to be astronauts earlier in life, but not all of them did. sally ride, for instance, didn't express an interest in becoming an astronaut, i don't think. judy resnick did either. so, you know, there's there's a wide variance of folks, but there are a lot of people who are very interested in the space program and know from an early age, this is what i want to do and sort of target working for nasa well, we're heading back to the moon as a country. are you working with the current crop of astronauts and the support staff now? i am not. i am probably the closest i would be is i'm working with some of the people who are working on artemis science, trying to figure out and capture the decisions that are being made right now in terms of, you know, where are we going to land? you know, people are inte

busy pro just uh i see the quite a few steve almost a year old and the dog has been between ross and one border on presidents now. so yeah, let's see what happens next, but at least for legally i'd be the main menu. things for you started today. like you mentioned a little bit about the pricing issues. have they been resolved now as well for the moment. there is no information. uh sure. there was some, uh use that they tried to use uh, call into products may be warranty to lower the price because the subsidy, the normal and logic of the people who uh, have a uh on there. so uh, adkins born to law lower the prices. uh, because this also now in these political situation, its very politically important than significant, understandable for us to build a new pipeline, the china. so all of a nice old falls. they are, these are they are calling to uh, proposals, according to the price. uh, but uh for the moment. uh i, i haven't seen that there was some pretty are about the price by taking into consideration of a warm political relations between russia and china. now, i think that is some, u

ross, it's really good of you to join us. story. ross, it's really good of you tojoin us.uite rapidly over the last year. we're going to take a short break. we have lots going on the other side of the break. i just been watching president zelensky, in president biden's company. the presentation of that victory plan tomorrow and the role the chinese are playing. it is significant. stay with us. hello. as we head towards the end of september, it has been a pretty wet month for many, especially across central and southern parts of the uk. we've had more rain around on wednesday, and over the next few days, it's still looking pretty wet. there'll be some strong winds as well. perhaps something a little bit drier and quieter by the time we get to the weekend. but for the here and now, this is the rainfall we're likely to see accumulate between now and the end of friday, could be as much as 18mm. perhaps parts of north east england, potentially through the midlands into wales as well, so areas that could really do without seeing more rainfall as it falls on that saturated ground

midfielder nedim bajrami scored his first goal for the ibrox club in less than a minute, and then sub rosssland sealed the victory“; minutes from time with a low strike. so a look at the other results: there was a big victory for ajax. so it was dominic solanke then who sealed the win late in the second half. i don't know whether it was delay to the game or whatever, but it's no excuse. wejust, you know, we kind of shot ourselves to the foot and unfortunately, unfortunately radu and lucas paid the ultimate price for it. but you know, as a team, we just we didn't start the game the way we wanted to and the way we needed to, and made the game sort of challenging for us. response was great. absolutely. but yeah, disappointed we had to be in that position. elsewhere, scottish side rangers earned a first ever victory on swedish soil. they ran out 2—0 winners against malmo. albania midfielder nedim bajrami scored his first goal for the ibrox club in less than a minute, and then sub ross mccausland sealed the victory“; minutes from time with a low strike. so a look at the other results: there was

and to ross has yes, yes, as it leaves the residents vulnerable. when i got the most, if you know the risk, but there are a few shelters that are old and they haven't been prepared at all the month. of course, in jewish areas, there are many shelters. and you know, the, our neighboring city of norfolk a little like any has large purchase locations again, but the, our community likes funding and everything relation to safety and security. you can make it a, i mean, a man, it's a problem shed by many communities across israel. says i me a be sure brought lead to the national committee of heads of ab local authorities. little under was doing it was due to the proximity of our local authorities to is really mandatory sites. slightly many hour of areas were hit by shelves and rockets wilcox leading to a stage of panic with a lot of fear. why the end emergency within the hour of the community i'm on the lot most with if it was the man ought to be many our communities long for the war to finally come to an end. not just to say if god lives, but also that

and didn't a ross us foreign minister says you korean is reporting terrorists from syria in an attempt to fail it's dwindling rack. i received information that you create an emissary. emissaries of ukrainian intelligence are located in the live de escalation zone on the territory of the syrian air republic. our recruiting job, hot news treadmill attendance the what is our team to national reaching you live from our new center with moscow? i a michael, quite a lot of a petition has said they've keith is allowed to use long range weapons to strike deep into russia. it would mean that direct involvement of may to in the war a series of there is an attempt to substitute concepts because we are not talking about allowing or forbidding the key of regime to strike out territory. it already does that with the help of drones and other means. but when we are talking about the use of precision weapons, long range, western made weapons, it is a completely different story. the fact is that i have already mentioned this and then the experts will confirm it both in our country and in the west. the uk

long range strikes, deep into ross and directory, hold on his top diplomatic voice to support for the us messages initiative. fighting the legs are threatening from russia. news a fall on the spot is bending over 4 percent of g d, p on defense. this is really the gold standard among nato countries. and of course, it hosts thousands of us and allied forces as the, as i was telling to the publishers space is regularly breached by russian drugs and massage last year. a russian christmas. so traveled through the 2 sides of portland and landed 10 kilometers from my house. so i believe we should do something about it. perhaps. early i discussed the issue of a potential why the conflict between nato and russia with a panel of guests or whatever country is at war with the us and, and russia helps them to strike us territory. i think that was not the discussion with a rush as part of this was. so i think i think the west is already active part of the war for a long time because for international law, and we have this from the exports of the german goodness, talking driven problem, and even sha

that's according to ross has 4 minutes. so his said that was a repeat of a practice tier of already deployed in africa. so i just use just elizabeth. i received information that ukrainian emissaries, emissaries of ukrainian intelligence are located in the live de escalation zone on the territory of the syrian air republic. our recruiting job hot news for our militants. they used to be called that and now they are called high yacht tie here, alshaun. they are doing this in order to involve them in their new plans and the various operations. let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces, together with recruited extremis. surgery lever of a senior diplomat of mine who at the very top of government knows what's going on. but just in russia around the world, talks to a lot of people, very respected. the story gala ross tells us that this is happening, it's happening. and he says

while our partners are involved with ross evans, state corporation, in new technological developments and the localization of certain solutions. this is how we achieve balance. negotiations are underway with many countries for the creation of their new to their industry. for example, thailand, the philippines and me and more are showing interest in general, we feel very comfortable in asia. newer and a keynote speech for the eastern economic form rush as president highlights have need benefits. the russian was laying on the table for nations in asia. by the way of putting a notice that the northern c routes will be open. you round the pos cod softener. the 40 percent of the distance congo travels to parts of europe, the russian energy conglomerates. rowse awesome, is the infrastructure operates, if the project due to his flotilla of nuclear power icebreakers, able to pay the way across the frozen more to is it c e o i likes a leakage of once again, spoke about the prospects for developments for you to come clean down another brush level was the last year we set another record by trans

confirm what the different coaching and the russian propaganda has been saying, all to the tourist ross and brung stats. the police are far administered, revealing all on a whole host of issues with all the details. here is our peace of mind. my it, you know, just to give you a little bit of background, these famous a russian pranksters volva, and alexis usually do public figures into talking to them by imitating various officials. now this time they chose to imitate former ukrainian president killed the photos angle. so naturally was those top diplomats felt comfortable enough and confident to talk about certain issues. what do you think about no string to so nice thing to they trying to uh, the trying to accuse us of this problem. but wow, wow, wow. you know, a lot from the way we feel about it. whoever did it did, they did a good job and we now know that the americans had advanced knowledge of it. yeah. and do it as have just heard. he mentioned there that washington had advanced knowledge on the north, assumed pipelines sabotaged, but chose to ignore it. and on top of that, to use t

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eastern, for mark commerce secretary wilbur ross shares his book "risks and returns," where he talks his career on wall street and his express is an during the trump administration. at:15 p.m. eastern, cnn political correspondent did not at louisiana gubernatorial election of 1872 and the political and racial violence that occurred in her book "america's deadliest election." then on afterwardsm the author of "pardon power," revisiting the history of the pardon system, how it works and the challenges the system is facing. she is interviewed by professor richard lampert. watch book t every sunday on c-span2 and find a full scheoglh online anytime, at booktv.org. ♪ >> attention, middle and high school students across america, it's time to make your voice heard. c-span's studentcam documentary contest 2025 is here, your chance to create a documentary that can inspire change, raise awareness, and make an impact. your documentary should answer this year's question, "your message to the president, what issue is most important to you or your community?" whether you are passionate about polit

all that and former trunk commerce secretary wilbur ross what he says the fuss about all these formermp officials who are not keen on their former boss getting back to his old job lots to cover everybody. i'm neil cavuto. let's get right to it. we want to go to right now to california with how things went down for the former president today. it was a combination speech at oppressor afterwards where he got into a lot. >> he did as he always does. afternoon and good to see you. the former president remaining defiant about his performance at this week's debate saying he won and he doesn't have any reason to do another debate with his opponent vice president kamala harris. but after this press conference wrapped up he was walking away and i was able to and grabbed him and pulled him aside and asked him 1 more time what would it take for you to do 1 more debate and he left the door cracked open this time. listen to this. 's. what would it take to do another debate. >> i would need anything. i could do tomorrow but i've done 2 debates. of a thing was crooked in this second 1. i did great wi

i caught up with the former commerce secretary for donald trump, wilbur ross. he has a great book out about this big to-do over former trump officials who are now on record as saying they do not want to see donald trump back in the oval office. react the how wilbur ross dismissed them and saying they are essentially in the distinct minority. react to this, please. >> it was unfortunate, and i wish it had not occurred. but i don't think it's the end of earth because i think americans know what the regime was like when trump was president. they know that they were relatively better off under trump than they have been since. and a lot of play acting and a lot of baiting, that's a nice debating tactic, but substance is what's really going to count for the american public over the next four years. neil: so that was what was important to wilbur ross, the commerce secretary under donald trump, are you better off now than you were four years ago, and that he readily, you know, relayed the me that he didn't think donald trump made that argument as effectively as he has

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among other things are the third party candidate,ho ross perot, s barnstorming around the country on that issue. as one of only two issues he ever talked about in his presidential campaign that forced both of the other candidates to respond. by the way when bill clinton took office he was very aware of the fact 19% of the voters had voted for ross perot reflecting public concern about the budget deficit and accumulating debt. we have not seen a dynamic for some time. it's an easy issue to avoid because, as i said it's a problem that accumulates in slow motion over a great deal of time. it's not something that hits you all at once like a pandemic or financial crisis. mattt makes it a particularly dangerous problem because it is easy to ignore until you have a real crisis on your hand up her. >> he remembers the 1992 debate because he served as a former policy advisor to president clinton from 1993 to 1995 dentist in denver, colorado democratic collier up first in this conversation go ahead. >> good morning guys, thank you for taking my call but i tend to agree with collars on the sent

i'm ben ross company. a line from the oakland coliseum where the oakland a's just played their final game in this ballpark in oakland ever a 3 to 2 win over the texas rangers. it was truly an emotional day after 57 seasons in oakland. of course, is planning to move to las vegas with a few years in sacramento first boy, it was it was quite the crowd today at the coliseum. 46,000, 8.89, a sell out. they had the first pitch from ricky henderson and dave stewart, barry zito sung the national anthem. all the pre-game festivities, lots of different emotions. you had tears flowing from fans from stadium workers from other reporters. i mean, it was it was something like i haven't seen before sort of the mix of a funeral similar to a world series game in terms of the amount of media out here. but just sadness, anger. you know, tears, tears flowing all over the place. as for the actual game. let's show you a couple of the highlights. the a's taking on the texas rangers and a chance to win the 3 game series. this was

when bill clinton took office, he was very aware of the fact that 19% of the voters had voted for ross perot, reflecting public concern about the budget deficit and accumulating debt. we haven't seen any dynamic like that this year, or for quite some time. it is an easy issue to avoid because it is a problem that accumulates in slow motion over a great deal of time. it is not something that hits you all at once, like a pandemic or a financial crisis. in my judgment, that makes it a particularly dangerous problem, because it is easy to ignore it until you have a real crisis on your hands. host: he remembers the 1992 debate because he serves as a former policy advisor to president clinton from 1993-1995. democratic caller, you are up first in this conversation. caller: good morning, guys. thank you for taking my call. i tend to agree with a lot of the callers and the sentiment that has been pervasive in that conversation this morning. i don't feel like the government, no matter who is in there, democrat or republican, cares to represent the country or represent the issues we are facing e

ross has reaction from the team coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. a's owner john fisher was just 6 years old when the a's play their first ever game at the oakland coliseum team president dave kaval. >> hadn't even been born yet. but they have made the decision to leave the city that the is have called home for the last 57 seasons. and i'll tell you what the a's fan showed out today for the final game at the coliseum. a sellout crowd. 46,889. it was emotional. it was electric. we had us tears, anger, all sorts of memories. you see a as legends in oakland, natives, rickey henderson, dave stuart, coming out there to threw out the first pitch. look at barry zito, former ace of the staff. now a country singer. he sing the national anthem. tears flowing throughout the afternoon and the a's absolutely had to win this game for their fans and they did just that. bottom 5, jj bleday with a little pop-up, the coliseum sunday giving wyatt langford trouble and the aides go up 3 to nothing reminiscent josh hamilton in 2012 to the 9th is clinging to a 3, 2 lead m

ross. good morning to you. thank you so much for being being here. congratulations on the book you write in this book, that quote we calculated by the end of 1990 fred trump had provided, this is donald trump's father, his favorite son, were than 34 million. >> but donald trump's biggest paydays from his father's fortune. we're still to come by late 1992 the remnants of the empire that donald had built, the pieces she fought to keep from lenders and investors were still teetering. you also talk about luck. can you explain how donald trump got his money, how he what he did with it once he had it, and how that all ties into what we see today. >> sure. when we talk about luck, we're talking about three sort of big trenches. one is what you just described, the money he received from his father that total of course, of his lifetime, about for more than $400 million in today's money and then he received this huge second tranche when this producer, mark burnett, the crater of mentis, walked into his office and gave him a deal to be on the show, but also hal

i see this, and even ross is a soldier. think about what they need. peace or puts him and it is realistic to pause them to choose a piece. if a more i'm joined now by the former commander of the us army here in europe retired us army, lieutenant general ben hodges, mr. hodges is good to have you back on the program. i will ask you about ukraine. president modem is zalinski. he was present that today's contact media. in fact, that was his 1st in person appearance. at this meeting, i was struck by how much attention this fact is received, especially in the media here in germany, is, should we be reading any thing into this, or is there anything to be read here or yeah, what we should be reading into it is that this is rick's truly important for the survival of ukraine and their ability to win this conflict. and it also, i think, is important that he is able to speak face to face, to people like sector austin and others and convey to them the sense of urgency, of being able to deliver capabilities and on time. i mean, a lot ha

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scramble to move billions of dollars of goods off the docks ahead of the midnight deadline wilbur ross former commerce secretary under donald trump is here next to talk about the impact of the potential strike by the largest longshoreman's union in north america. maybe he will have possible solutions. "the claman countdown" is coming right back dow jones industrials down 197 points, stay with us ♪ ♪ with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ smartsheet helps propel mclaren formula 1 cars to the starting line. thousands of individual parts. moving from idea to reality. in every single race, we pursue our peak potential. our people fuel that pursuit. our technical and operations teams collaborate in smartsheet to get the car to the track. we don't focus on results. we focus on what leads t

and yesterday i had a chance to catch up with wilber ross, and a campaign spokesman. he said wilber ross said donald trump may have missed the opportunity to look at the economy compared to four years ago and that's trump's biggest selling point. take a look. >> under trump the economy was very good and we were starting to get more participation in the labor force. well, there are only three things that are the components of growth in an economy like ours. one is the change in amount of people in the working age population. no president can change that much as pretty well been set by the birth rate. and second is work force participation and that's going nowhere unthese under these people. that's a negative. the third thing is protecttivity and all the spending they're doing has nothing to do with productivity. so i don't see how they can grow the economy enough to survive with the growing debt burden. the only way to make it survive is to really increase work force participation and trump was doing that. we were accomplishing it. right now, over a third of able-bodie

the ross is a far as is a pilot for, for the future. to operate with nations across asia, on the global cell, and in the city of let it last of the easily 100 for them kicks off today and they would just spots representative for more than 6 feet on resides in state pause. and we haven't talked to speak with a representative from egypt, mohammed seller, so about the expires of rick. so the how the group represents which is around low i'm still getting breaks has already expended beyond its original 5 nations. and recently, countries that represents slightly different regions and perspectives have joined the blog like instead of half of the world of freaks was missing, is now present. this includes the african arab and persian world, represented by egypt, ethiopia, so you're a, b a that you a e n a wrong there for the accession of this countries to break certainly creates a bus. today, we'll see more interesting developments regarding briggs. i can also add that part is from other countries or natural looking at the expansion of breaks fr

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by michael ross elector. in political science at progress, the university and visiting professor in the department of international relations at bass through university intern scan, profess arossi is great to senior. thank you very much for your time. thank you. frankie for having beyond and um, thank you for uh uh, asking me what the were about to talk about today. well, uh we are about to talk about primarily the conflict in your plan and perhaps the implications of has both for regional politics on for global politics. but i want to start with a very concrete development you wrote recently about tier cranes attack on russia's course. the region was an attempt to show the world that ukraine can still hurt this neighbor and humiliate logic reports in that of russia's military command. and i want to ask you, why do you think this demonstration of bad billy to, to cause damage is in ukraine's interest. the very quick in this concise answer to that is because ukraine still needs to be seen as relevance. right b

, her name being ross adams.quite sensible, thought it was that females, users of the service rape crisis rape victims should actually know the sex of the individual that's actually giving the counselling service now. at that time riddell was employed and riddell is a male and there was also a non—binary member of staff who was female but didn't actually identify as being male or female. so you can understand why ross was actually asking the question now. ross was successful in her tribunal and off the back of that rape crisis, scotland commissioned an independent survey into the actions and of edinburgh rape crisis, and this report came out on thursday and it was utterly. >> now, am i right in thinking that wada in a podcast, i believe it was the guilty feminist podcast, had said in an interview that women could be women who were victims of rape, could be bigots too, and that if they were asking for a female only spaces, that they needed to reframe their trauma. i hope i'm not misquoting there. can you just clar

and some others simply don't know the impact this has on the unborn children. fund ross only realize the long term damage of the actions when she joined is facts program. she is one of a dozen women currently being cancelled against drinking while pregnant. and bruce, treating to it a lot that we have to teach them that it's just for a short period of time for the cool thing. but in that short time for your endangering your child's brain. and you can the lot they have to see the danger. i guess the fatherhood on the foundation for alcohol related research says there is a national problem. every way we've gone, we've seen the high prevalence of fee to apple spectrum disorder in the communities we work and unfortunately it strongly link too low. so she cannot mistake this poverty plays a massive role in all of the aspects of all of the characteristics of mothers of children with a phase the a lot of it can be traced back to associated nomic status. taishan lawrence was adopted and experienced alcohol withdrawal symptoms as a baby. as an adult. she's living with severe learning difficul

ross cast on the radio as well for bailey people in the south. so this created a lot of confusion and panic. people were not sure if this was just a warning or if these are, these were serious. and then the air strikes happened. this would wave after wave after wave constant bombardments across southern 11 on over 800 facilities, a locations targeted by israel, claiming that they this is where it has the lives been storing weapons and the people that were moved from the border towns in between 11 on and israel had been relocated to other areas in southern lebanon, but those areas will also now in the firing line. so there was a lot of confusion. there was a loss of the house, my colleagues, beautiful there. it was in the southern city of tire, as she could not even get into the city. it was so difficult, there was an extra the people leave it, there was a tax happening around her. this gives you an idea of how the situation unfolds as early in the morning, and it's continuing, don't stop. the operation by israel is also expanded into the eastern

now, washington, now talks of attempts to cub ross and bill will influence. that will be a large task, isn't that it's a yes, quite a, quite the task. it's not something the news, lots of them. the they in the, in the past century they came across and came up to 2 people are the 2 times the rent scare against the, the, the song as the rest of the communist battery. the now they're basically doing the same thing in the same called or the schema in ringo a forklift for the motor time, specially good data. trying to destroy ranges between the people they're trying to, to, to recreate the, the ideological, the fact, the idea of the hockey color that i made to that day created during the cold war. and the describe, the hate, the stray, the musing formation and the to meet the people and to make the people that means that it's something really something really shameful. and it said even more faithful thing or got thinking about the big, huge network. it also the end, yours that offer or when you're done, organizational things, things that the washington, that file

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by michael ross elector in political science at progress the university and visiting professor in the department of international relations at baxter university in touch. can professor also is great to senior. thank you very much for your time. thank you, frank. you for having beyond and i'm thank you for asking me what we're about to talk about today. well, uh we are about to talk about primarily the conflicts in your plan. and perhaps the implications of has both for regional projects on form global politics. but i want to start with a very concrete development you wrote recently about your cranes attack on russia's course region was an attempt to show the world that your brain can still hurt this neighbor and humiliate. logically putting that in rushes military command. and i want to ask you, why do you think this demonstration of the ability to cause damage is in ukraine's interest? the very quick and dis, concise answer to that is because ukraine still needs to be seen as relevant. right beyond just simple, repetitive the western talking points. righ

good job that the, another prevailing species is to say when ross is which is particularly stated from to the does it have a top top particularly, and it's not found anywhere else in the country or this is a really me like a basically be did is a finding the most in this region, one of the hoffman, upcoming i india is power needs set to rise deeply in the years ahead. even those fighting to protect species like the great indian busted, agree with the need to replace fossil fuels with renewables as quickly as possible . but they stretch, the citizens must be vigilant to ward off any unintended consequences. differential ecosystems, david that happened with every single court, including the quotes at the district level and recognizes that was impact of climate change and not willing to, to consider this, not just as a public interest litigation, but a set of i really just need to guess because ultimately, climate change is about sort of i, even of human and non human species, successfully financing, species, conservation, and renewable energy is challenging, but also key to ensure the fu

ben ross was a homecoming of sorts for the forty-niners today in santa clara as the team. welcome back. 2 of its key players, one was holding in the other holding out first, the holdout pro bowl left tackle trent williams. he was back home in texas waiting to get a new contract with the niners that would put him back in line. pay wise with the other top linemen in the nfl. and today he got just that williams in the team agreed to a restructured three-year deal worth more than 82 million dollars, including 48 million at signing. and a 25.6 9 million dollar signing bonus williams was under contract through 2026 and he was among the highest-paid linemen in the league. the issue was that the money wasn't guaranteed. now that problem has been solved with his new deal taken care of williams. he's looking forward to many more years in the bay area. >> the play as long as i can so i i thought on the productive player long that feel like i have something to offer. i want to play football so since the second i just want to get to you in our various now and you know, i know at my age

and for a students in ross, you feel tempted to join the russian military and very much so the jury is also king. so, you know, report is of course, very much aware of the ongoing war between ukraine and russia, but he says this is the only stick. it literally has, this is the only chance he has right now for a better life. and he's very much keen to take the tickets and go to russia regardless of the risk this may entail me. why is nigeria important for russia? of the julia is the country with the biggest population on the continent. it is also one of the most important economies in africa. so the speaking of manpower, the speaking of resources, so certainly advice, you know, to any russia, other countries as well. the russian in particular right now is very much interested in the jury, yet in fact, there is a thing. if you have influence over in that area, you certainly have influence in many parts of the continent. but we need to look at number see a, this a bit because currency when it comes to trade economy. russia is literally only a foot note here in that area. the biggest trick

nordisk on capitol hill, the big debate over weight loss drug prices kicking into high year michelle rossg about health care stocks on the move jooishgsz . >>> fight over drug prices heating up on capitol hill as ceo of novo nordisk faced harsh criticism from lawmakers over the cost of ozempic and wegovy. >> the out yarageously high cosf ozempic, whegovy is related to the cruel and dysfunctional health care system in our company. huge profits for insurance companies and huge profits from pbms >> joining us now, stempoint capital cme and novo nordisk hol holder, michelle ross. what do you make of the calls and what do you think it means for the stock? >> let's start by saying what happened today isn't anything new. we've heard these arguments before it's very valid. i think that clearly it deserves a new market that's coming together and forming with the glp-1s and what they mean for that system is troubling to many i think you can't just have one group up there talking about this and the the inefficiencies. senator sanders called out the pbms as well if you look at the dollars that make t

douglas ross is just an upstart. really good move. douglas ross isjust an upstart.eree for a football league. but russell findlay , he's got but russell findlay, he's got good cred and he will be a really. but the worst part is that we don't have ruth davidson, who was tremendous. absolutely tremendous. well, let's hope they can turn around the snp and get john swinney out . the snp and get john swinney out. >> yeah. okay. so just to reiterate, in scotland, the new leader of the scottish conservatives taking over from douglas ross is a one, mr russell findlay, who has the approval of claire muldoon. >> so there we go. right. well let's get your latest news headunes let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> banana. thank you. and good morning . the top stories. the morning. the top stories. the keir starmer has called for israel and terror group hezbollah to agree to a ceasefire, saying escalation serves no one. speaking at the un general assembly, the prime minister implored the two sides to step back from the bri

and the port of ross layer is extremely important for ireland, the amount of inputs to me have into the country and i was it's, it's on president of the really so we have about 20 it saelens to you. ok. every week and they may have started to say alonzo to support the content and so busy most of the number that's on the company. thank you. we've arrived at the portion for us layer. where do we catch the train from? the room is only a couple of 100 meters over there. the railway is supposed pretty important for us later. so ever since the board was developed in is 1906, we have the link to the board. i cannot remember when i just came to the railway years to come from here it is now, but it used to go all the way out along the way and underneath where we're standing, basically on a wind raise out to the end of the bay closure where you can see the lighthouse out there. a lighthouse built by a railway company like the entire harbor once was today, it's still operated by the states really irish rail. the oliver doyle has close connections to the railway and the harbor, as does his entire f