the final match was the true highlight of the tournaments with the legal pro team and m b s k. and the show down with lots of scoring increases suspense barely favorites secure to 3 point lead and the digital part of the competition, well, n b s k out scored them on the ice. it was not enough to snatch the overall when, after the final buzzer, legal pro team players could not hide their emotions as they were handed the cops and their golden tickets to the future games. these are incredible emotions. we never experienced this before. even in moscow we didn't have such emotions. a really cool funnel with close matches by side by and on ice. we were on the same level with our rivals, maybe with just lucky a today, or we will more pads. we have all been preparing for a very long time. we have a very close knit team. we all had one goal. we went towards the goal and there could be no other result for us. the . all right, let's look at the news for now, but do stay with us up. next, the documentary, the cocaine river, looks at how the amazon river has become the largest of cocaine hu

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the other problem is quite simply, the need for people to save for retirement and whether 401(k)s areking in that. so annuities, you're well aware. now people are offering annuities in retirement plans. could we just have black rock offer an annuity product and give people the sense that they have that more certain income stream in retirement, again, without going the traditional corporate route. >> so i think the different issues you mentioned with the graying of america, we're seeing more retires relative to young people, and we keep moving in that direction so having good retirement systems is really important, and it's important for our kids and grand kids that we go into retirement ready to be self-sufficient. so pensions do have a big economic efficiency advantage. what we found is it costs about twice as much to provide the same income stream in a defined contribution plan as you can do in a pension because of professionals a set management, asset allocation and longevity risk pooling so those factors, by pulling everybody together, you have a more efficient system. it's not re

s. u. k. in the countries the economic cost of israel's relentless on sloth is not yet known, but there is no doubt it will be a mens media from around the world of for train garza as a place of auto devastation but that mosques is vibrant community and it's resilience for which from year is randy has still a t blockades and attacks and it's reflected in gauze as businesses vital for its people like the health service. both sectors have been in the following line and the destruction is affecting everyone. and what about you have done so it does this . a shortage of bread garza has been without select tricity for a month to can live without electricity. we have no fresh water for everything. and because i was running out electricity brands, everything goes what is suffering in the world is watching for how long for how long. yeah, and that would be something that's a good option to do. but now we've been up since doing chewing for bridge. we go out in the morning to charge, i'll find batteries

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s. u k. nationals. this other countries were straight in no way japan, and as i say, some of some people who work for engineers. and so we'll have to see who and how and when the next list will be published. and when those people will be able to crossover burns very positive sign where that was set suddenly that was saying was sick and injured. be able to cross to better medical attention across the board of as it's rebecca instead of out in southern. so they will, they're growing fear is the fighting between these around them. high mass could escalate into a wide conflict. israel's border with levon onto the north. a scene exchanges a file with rockets, 5 into israel, from lab and on. israel's retaliated, striking what it says. positions of the sheer militia group has blah civilians. i've also been displaced a school campus in the southern lebanese port, city of tyrus. many families have sought refuge here due to finding near the israel border. then there's job, do it, then if we want to go back home,

s. u k. nationals. it was all the countries were astray, to a new way japan. and as i say, some of some people who work for engineers. and so we'll have to see who and how and when the next list will be published. and when those people will be able to crossover, it's very positive sign where that was set suddenly that we same seeking in should be able to across to better medical attention across the board. ok, thanks for that. that's. that's so about the 2nd attack on the age of bobby, a refugee count. what are you hearing about that? at this stage, the information still trickling out. it's incredibly hard to report on what's happening inside gauze, or as you can imagine, this is about as close as we can get. we're a couple of kilometers away from the border. we've been here since the beginning. we've prepaying and multiple times coming back and forth to this area because this is about as close as we can get we from here, we can say some of the extracts happening in the northern part of the gaza strip in that area, night known as bait. honeymoon and we can of

s. u k. in germany. really for the full support behind israel, whereas for japan, yoga can mcculla has said that for tokyo, it's prior. she is seeing an improvement and different mandatory situation in the gaza strip. and we've also had stimulus sentiments expressed to an extent by the french and the canadian. so what japan will be pushing for in this statement is to the g 7 to coalesce around the coal for a humanitarian pause, more humanitarian aid, as well as to revitalize discussions around the middle east. belief piece talks that should take place well that they hope will take place up to the stage in the conflict a pauses now depends 4 minutes to come. a call a is fresh festival from a trip to the middle east where she met with palestinian is really endo dating officials, no doubt trying to reassure them that the g 7 is here in all sides on this issue. japan is watching this extremely closely. it relies almost entirely on the middle east region 4 if energy needs. so its imperative for tokyo that thi

s. u k. in the countries, the economic cost of israel's relentless on sloth is not yet known. but there's no doubt it will be a mens media from around the world trying garza as a place of auto devastation, but that mosques is vibrant community and is resilience forward from years of his radio still a t blockades and attacks and it's reflected in gauze as businesses vital for its people like the health service, both sectors have been in the following line, and the destruction is affecting. everyone knew about you've done it. so it goes to the bizarre. there's a shortage of brad's, gaza has been without health tricity for a month to can live without electricity. we have no fresh wolf for everything. and because i was running out electricity brands, everything because of the suffering of the world was watching for how long for how long another figured i was trying to do. but now we've been up since doing queuing for bridge. we go out in the morning to charge, i'll find batteries and find food for our children. we can't bear any more. this. how long do we have to live like this? n

s. u. k and france said that they support justice, but actually they support the aggression on gather by the zionist american enemy before allow that. this guy, tony blair, will not be of any benefit as he has no credibility to u. k. has been here for how many years it hasn't benefited us in any way. there's only destroyed our country, but it's all the british are the same. do you case just like all the european countries, they'll benefit from iraq and other arab countries. that includes the us, the u. k and germany. they'll benefit from the arabs, so they should be supporting them. not israel. i believe that what is happening now in goals that are in the will going on there requires all concerned policies to be involved. whoever that may be with a tony blair or anyone else, and tony blair is known for his distinct role in the war in iraq and the destruction of the country as foot garza, i think it is a different issue. it is related to the 2 state solution put forward before the current war.

s. u. k. and france said that they support justice. how many, but an actual they support the aggression on guys by the zionist american anatomy before allowed to go there. but this guy, tony blair, will not be of any benefit as he has no credibility to you. k has been here for how many years it hasn't benefited us in any way. there's only destroyed our country, but the model of the british are the same. but the u. k is just like all the european countries to spell it out, they'll benefit from iraq and other arab countries. that includes the us, the u. k. and germany model. they all benefit from the arabs, so they should be supporting them and not israel. yeah, i mean i took a video and i believe that what is happening now in goals that are in the will going on there requires all concerned policies to be involved with whoever that may be with a tony blair or anyone else on a tony blair is known for his distinct role in the war in iraq and the destruction of the country. i need to ask for garza, i think it is a different issue. it is rel

s. u. k, netherlands, germany, australia have rushed huge amounts of weapons to israel, which i certainly being used in its current war against the palestinians in gaza. which makes all those nations marked as complicit rhetorically. but also potentially if and when is ever a war crimes investigation in the high, which i think many international forces are not pushing for. and given the incredibly high civilian death, told them more than 11000 palestinians killed. more than 4600 children killed over the past month is good enough for the us to say that they have evidence that homeless uses this hospital to carry out operations. but they can't provide that evidence that it's 2 we were hearing from our correspondents in washington dc that one of the reasons they gave for not providing this evidence is it's 2 grand new to i mean, any gen left of person who traits us the official claim is always riley claims at face value as a full because i don't know history. i mean, even in the last 20 years af

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