edinburgh plays a seminal role in the development process— seminal role in the development process ofof the industry. do you think that is — process of the industry. do you think that is under _ process of the industry. do you think that is under threat i process of the industry. do you think that is under threat with. process of the industry. do you i think that is under threat with all the things happening, you mentioned covid and your specific financial troubles, is it all under threat? 0ur problems arejust troubles, is it all under threat? 0ur problems are just part of it. if you talk— 0ur problems are just part of it. if you talk to — 0ur problems are just part of it. if you talk to any of the venues that run the _ you talk to any of the venues that run the major operations in edinburgh it is a very, very thin bit of— edinburgh it is a very, very thin bit of ice — edinburgh it is a very, very thin bit of ice holding the whole thing together— bit of ice holding the whole thing together at this minute. the kind of cost base _ together at this minute. the kind of cost base, the incr

media people , at the request of the ministry of communications, in protest against removal of the seminalges of youtube , facebook, a meeting was held, we will see al-mayadeen report, the media garden was held in the hall of the newspaper of man, with the presence of various media institutions, with the aim of investigating the battle between youtube, facebook, users and the seminal networks, and it was planned against meaningful media, i ask the ministry of communication and information technology to block youtube and facebook as soon as possible. a media union was organized to prevent the activities of mounir fire service networks . he described facebook's youtube program against german media as intellectual terrorism and complicity with its aggressor coalition. so far, it has closed more than 70 user accounts of yemenis, among which 50 accounts are related to my media institutions and 20 accounts are related to media personalities and information agencies. at facebook uses ali alavi's youtube, the first recent action against my media has taken place in anticipation of a continuous war

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i know that you dream of singing with valera from semin. yes, i dream a lot. yes, let's sing something your eyes know your eyes, how blue they are for me, they don't burn my love, big people. mom don't swear. oh-oh-oh, mom, don't try. oh-oh-oh, how i loved him, so i will always yes, yes, oh-oh-oh, there are his roads. oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, it's just impossible. thank you very much, well done, well done, it means that cyril loves valera semin and and who did you have your eye on? tell me and sadko love. this, of course, is my brain. i love the merry ones from their troy to you. which of them impresses makarov so well? well done, or just well, i also indulge in modern ones. here is such a boy. the boy in the yard with a guitar will sing a song that his soul is a young girl next to him, he is not at all indifferent to her. here is such a boy of a male, at least a ram, as much as your grandmother, i need a groom again, not the lord . well, let's show. how do you go with your grandson for mushrooms, and how does he help you collect their attention. we ourselves are fr

here in telegram you are looking for the word cyber squad pavel matveev viktor semin mikhail vasilievhannel one stable communication in any area, even in the arctic or mountains thanks to new low-earth satellites, the coverage area is the whole country, including those territories where there are no cellular networks, the details of the program were announced by the vice- prime minister, dmitry chernyshenko. he took part in the first video communication session in russia, which just took place using such technologies, the connection was established between flight control center in moscow and a mountain writes in the republic of adygea, according to chernyshenko. already by the year 30 modern sources. links should be available in all regions. this tool will be an effective tool for eliminating the digital divide, our country is huge , and there are places where it will never be economically advisable to pull back the optics, not the mournful satellite constellation that bureau 1440 makes. uh, it will make it possible for cheap satellite communications to reach any of the most remote pl

there's an effort actually to get a treaty with the seminal in ed 32. what they do is they send a negotiator down and say where not sure how we feel this land in oklahoma, and we said some people to check it out? they go to overall and check it out and there's this report that supposedly the seminole leaders sign saying this land is terrific and wonderful and amazing except none of them actually signed it. so when the seminoles they where not moving us government says yes you are, you have to and that will lead to the second seminole war in 1835 couple weeks from now you get people who will fight back against removal. but i think'what's interesting when we think about the cherokee and the cherokee response to this whole process is perhaps the greatest example is they have at some level assimilated parts of what culture hiand dictating bits and pieces and said if you're going to make us do this, randy, you look like no. the cherokee have white supporters so the cherokee have i know people on their side in this process. so in the early 1800s georgia seate

we have a way out - this is 50% in the winter for a slave worker, in general 20% becomes semin. today , the agriculture of our country can work autonomously within the country, regardless of external factors, for pride, in fact, it is enough. zhirovichi, the holy place of belarus , the monastery complex and agrogorodok itself are undergoing renovation reconstruction, but this fact does not change the usual richness of the spiritual life of the orthodox town, despite the construction and repair work, the zhirovichi territory still receives a thousand pilgrims who come from all over belarus from abroad to feel the special mood of the monasteries and pray in the main shrine of the zhirovichi icon of the mother of god, and zhirovichi live in large forums on may days. here , the miraculous image of the virgin mary is celebrated magnificently, the icon blesses the entire belarusian cross procession, which starts for the second time and the holy dormition fat convent, moreover, the list images becomes the head of the column of pilgrims of the procession, the film crew of the tv project

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people, at the request of the ministry of communications, in protest against the removal of dozens of seminaloutube and facebook pages, holding a meeting, al-mayadeen report , we will see the next hadiqa of the ashab newspaper. the media was held in the newspaper hall of my extract with the presence of various media institutions with the aim of investigating the battle of youtube, facebook, users and sex networks, and planned against the media , we ask the ministry of communications and information technology to block youtube and facebook as soon as possible . mounir fire service networks were prevented from operating, he described facebook's youtube program against german media as intellectual terrorism and complicity with the aggressor coalition , and closed more than 70 yemeni user accounts, including 50 accounts affiliated with my and bes account media institutions. they are affiliated with media personalities and media offices, it will harm by removing my accounts, most of the people of yemen use these user accounts on youtube, facebook, ali ali molla emphasized that this recent action a

there is a seminal african-american history and connection and there are the things we are doing right now but between reading your book and all the whispers i am listening to if i go to mount pleasant and i get part of one story and i come to the peninsula and i get the other half. one other things i picked up and this is why i think that if anyone can do it, charleston can because from my perspective, we were the madman of the country. we are the mattresses -- kings and queens of reinventing the narrative based on whatever is suing us and however we need to we tell the story so we come out on top, that -- as challenging as those rewritten narratives have been, it is an incredible quote for skills that we have everything about the retelling of the stores. if there is a community that is culturally predisposed to do this, i do think it is here and as i am in here and trying to learn and understand this culture, i can feel it in a way that also are born and bred here do very conservatively -- intuitively. someone asked if charleston is important, and i figured that out in the first 90 d

. >> when was the seminal works? >> when was the seminal works? >> seminal work. he's brilliant . . and basically they they, they cancel them and which was i think because this is a masterstroke by our leader andrew doyle, who basically foisted this guy on them last minute, even though he told him it was coming, he had told the venue that we're going to have a cancelled comic come on the programme . that was like he did. programme. that was like he did. and then two days before the show, which is tomorrow , he told show, which is tomorrow, he told them, what's the cancel comic was? and they, they can't the venue cancel the entire show which basically proves that cancel culture does exist because it was a cancel and they even put cancelled in block capitals in case anyone was unsure . so it was it was unsure. so it was it was brilliant for us because it said, hey, look, cancel , cancel. said, hey, look, cancel, cancel. culture does happen. and it also the publicity has been off the hook. >> yeah. and that's interesting because paul, maybe the tide's turning because in the past, you

there's clearly a seminal foundational african-american history and connection, then there's the thingse are doing right now. but between reading your book and then all the whispers i'm listening to if i go to mount pleasant i get one story and i come down the peninsula and get thehe other half. one of the things i've picked up, and this is why i think that if anyone can d do it, charlest, the low country, south carolina can, it's because from my perspective we were essentially the madman of the country. we are the mistresses, masters,, kings and queens of reinventing the narrative based on whatever is suiting us at the moment and however we need to retell the story so that we come out sort of on top and that doubt and as challenging as some of those rewritten narratives have been, it is an incredible, cultural skill set that we have as we think about the reinvention and the retelling sort of of the stories, so if there is a community that is culturally predisposed to do this and get this done, i do think that it's here and as i am sort of in here trying to learn and understand this cul

programs regional coordinator for central africa at the institute for security studies in the car seminal welcome to the w. now some european countries are starting to evacuate their citizens as we speak. how dangerous a place is new there at the moment. thank you so much for helping me, nicole. i am beat squared time to start with these will actually see that is going on in the country. now. a lot of these all predict tables and the june tasks gave me to pass along the federal coal that contained uh the one to restore at to deteriorate. i mean, do you want to address the detailed or to security team the country, but you can see now that there will be paid off of by with redeem, protects, and last securities being to continue to get entries. so it's quite understandable . the reason why the why, but we do not do anything because the part of the government's night is not very to a lifetime pro much. but they do predicts that despite and facing jot is threats on all of its borders. newswire has so far administered, prevent militant groups from settling in his territory. how likely is this t

the so-called construction is the name of the release by the seminators, who say that it is here belowthat the same old collector begins. yesterday at 11:00 am a group of supposedly five to eight people led by guides. konstantin filipova descended into this hatch among the sightseers was the manager of it company dmitry markushkin, his fifteen-year-old daughter elizaveta and seventeen-year-old nephew gleb with his girlfriend victoria, the remainder without the lord’s comments, that is, there could lowered nothing more correctly and want penetration into underground communications an administrative offense punishable by a fine. each of the clients paid for the descent under 9,000 rubles. the last panic sms of gidofilipova damn it rain is it possible to go to trubny , that is, diggers, did not have time to walk even one and a half kilometers, when a real tropical downpour hit moscow, neglinnaya street, now below us is the oldest and most picturesque brick sewer of the early xix century, along which we still walked gilyarovsky, for the sake of it, the tourists descend underground and it w

which is, yes, it's not just we're the center and seminal to the story, but that we have this way of telling and retelling the story to suit the times and the agenda that we're in, and if we continue to think about that, but pointing it in an interesting direction, i think that that could be our gift. >> and it is appropriate in a place where the ashley and the rivers come together to form the atlanta ocean. >> of course. >> and one other thing, as you were talking about the centrality of charleston and in terms of african-american history, insulated experience, i think the other thing kind of relates to what you're saying. i think the other thing that south carolina, charleston particularly can help us understand, how misinformation and disinformation works, because white charlestonions were masters of falsifying historical records and being propaganda, and it's important as we all know in the year 2022, to be paying attention to the stories that are being told in whatever venue we're talking about, whether it's history or politics so i think there's a lot to learn from how these st

every time we select semin for the type of soil under the weather conditions under the crop of the predecessorder to get, uh, the best result, we can give an example, the luninets district. this is a very difficult climatic zone, it will either dry out or freeze, but such a climatic zone this year found the opportunity to purchase foreign hybrids. e corn is what was ours. unfortunately what we applied they so to speak, did not have the vegetation that today, well, the french, for example, i do not want to be proud. uh, today, well corn, not so to speak for the better. yes , there were no such species in those regions on the pasture sands when she was sick today 23-25. we will have a pocket today. we could no longer take risks, because from year to year the milk grew, the number of livestock is growing, and there is no harvest. naturally yes. well, not that they risked experimenting for the better . and this is also enough in order to constantly conduct comparative analysis is, well, your own is always tastier, but you know, without tasting someone else's. yes , you told me how delicious my hom

so that today 60 years ago was actually seminal in providing for the spring board that rolled for rights to all the countries. people like thank you very much for that. that's my kind of live in washington dc. a still a head on all just sarah motion is on the way and the ball on where president already bong those seeking said to hear from the opposition. and we look at how complaints of bullying and discrimination against online female games have being tackled the brought to you by visit capital. but the obvious thing to look at here is type in solar which is near lose on the nose and philippines and is a pretty major storm that's going to hang around for data to then disappear. still yet to see you then come back to us, tie one. that's the most active part of this pond. the world. however, we have seen some pretty big shows along the line that takes you down through somebody inside are walking back towards su, marshall that those seem to be weakening over the next day or so. and it still allows you to drive picture of it most of into an easy maybe because most of the energy is here. but

robin walking into the congress, holding for contrition and apologies. sat is still out front of the seminal facing was, was round the fluid and that was the exact same sentiments on friday in spring, weather seems to be complete. so cognitive dissonance with everyone else in the world about how they should approach this, how they should approach this situation. i'm more infectious backing them on. so it's, it's a stay in it, in his position. so the football federation, now having a meeting of, of all the federations to the local federations within spain to discuss the situation that's now unfolding. you've also got the spanish government involved that creates an issue because on the faithful rules, if a spanish government seems to be interfering in football in that country, that can be suspended. so you could end up with a spanish football team was being suspended from compositions. hostings, unless you've also got to find a spring hoping to fit for the world cup in 2013 and the damaged the reputational damage. that is, it is currently happening to that country is, is huge. but given the fa

so that today 60 years ago was actually seminal in providing for the spring board that rolled for rights to all the countries people. the head on l 0 rushed, have investigators retrieve the flood for quarters of a plane that crashed supposedly was was the box office beginning to caution on board. and we looked at how faces tackling complaints of bullying and discrimination against online female gamers, the frank assessments parties of to that to started unequivocally with the teenagers who were shots, the policies, if the rights who started on the clinic keys with the police so that they have some micro quote between a real kind of hot place inside story on al jazeera, the a sense of belonging. we always look for ways to get together. and the everyday heroes keeping communities together is transforming. the visits is develop a new mexico city where the vocals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia. a sense of community on a jersey or the the you're watching, i'll just say all the me it is it a for on and don't ha, a reminder of our top stories, the ssl of the home to i

so as soon as the vans and on monday, the federal in seminal means that some of the mustang equilla going to have it come on. again, this will duty for the when the little guy that i'm gonna send in a lean will increase even all that it would be quarter spit out. and it's a little bit of an adverb them. and how much less middle they do during these holidays. the some of this to sell their finish ability to shift them in increases if the amount of what it's best to walk. so it means that when she went to joining fossil really was to do this because you mean to that kind of those kinds donita overcame 0 fellowship probably need you. you've got to need all the way. these are just just vista for what it means to allow for the facility, everybody and the facility. the curious go out the list of programs and that doesn't affect the quality and she'd a g that a couple of. okay, because the armoire a, let's see, all of a sudden it was to put it on and get us. so it was like a good should it was it cool? mcculla capital shouldn't be allowed to go make fun through the booking or level sheet. as soo

so as soon as the vans and on monday, the federal in seminal media does all of the restaurant equilla going to have it came on. again, this will do it even if we need a little earlier that i'm gonna send a label in between the if at all, let me repeat quarters 5th argument. it's a little bit of an adverb them and how much less middle they do during these holidays. there's some of this, a cell that are finished, a visit, it's just a minute increase as if the amount of what it's best to walk. so it means that we need us to joining thoughtful in the was a, do this because you mean to that? are the kinds donita over game 0 fellowship probably indeed you can't do need all the media just gets pissed for what it means allow for the facility. everybody in the office. you can ask one of them when they go out for supervision. and that doesn't affect the quality, itchy, the g that a couple of, okay, because the armoire a, let's see, all of a sudden i want to put it on and get us. so it was like a good should it? was it cool? my god, i collaborated shouldn't be allowed to go make plenty that'd be

waiting to hear what the outcome would be and do today is literally the last one, a state of the seminal. we already have that a tentative decision on these 5 new members, correct? we don't know who those new members will be. a lot of the speculation is going around in the media, right, which are critical strategic countries across different regions who have their own power within the region. this economic lead militarily and with it's especially do politically as understands we will find out who the countries are, which countries us in a few months, is that right? yes. but today they, they might be a, you know, in the final declaration mentioned that the fido declaration, we don't know. so we're going to have to wait and see. absolutely. and if you want to find out, you can opt to stay with us here at all to international because we are live from to his bed, where it's all happening. and we thought boots on the ground getting all the latest information. so make sure you stay with us. yeah, we had a chat with the editor in chief of the applicant times mahash that run pay to who gave us h

woman that had come to speak that is in the middle of the postwar battle for independence. 1946 is a seminal year in her life because it was on septembey left not even a month after the great big of killing to go on a retreat, to get a break. so she gets on a train, she's on the train and realizes god is calling her to leave the confines of the convent and go and work with of the poorest of the poor in the streets to satiate the thirst of christ for love and soles. this is what she felt very clearly communicated to her. 1947 comes, and she's back from her retreat. she is now sharing with the priest the intimate details of the visionsis that she had of jesus telling her what to do, to go and come be my light, go into the dark holes and claim these poor souls and love them and give them care. and you can imagine in calcutta now it's transformed greatly. it's one's been india's capital a real tool overrun by a series of dreadful developments, the famine 1942, 43 in part to the war requisitioning of both that kept them from being circulated in the country. so she has to deal with the vet and the

quite the story opens in 1840 and you make the point that this year is a real seminal one it not only american history but globally. what are the important things that were happening in this country in 1848 that makes this a real focal point of their ability to make the escape dated? >> 1848 is one of those crazy years were so many things are happening. worldwide, you have democratic revolution sweeping across europe. those revolutions are being celebrated in the united states. they are toasted in washington dc by people who are actually moving enslaved people in bondage themselves. this is the year of seneca falls. you have a global pandemic speaking art sweeping around. he had information revolution and transportation revolution. all kinds of technology are working as never before to bring you and people across the country. you have the mexican american war on the mexican session -- you have the gold rush. it is a really intense and exciting time in the united states history. manifest destiny is a catchphrase. that is why this is so interesting. they make manifest a new destiny of t

no fault thing for entered and also for me to go over the, the tactical social seminal stuff, stuff in most of the chart. i mean that the doctor so comes off to talk to tom because shifter's stuck in yourself. i don't mean that. and so come and visit with them. so a lot of apple always made that sense. so the den shellman was sick. the question for the oil clinical. and then i know and i'm going to go off. so one of them is in me. well, i'm 16 and the last name. as soon as i single, let me go this to secure. so who is the thing and i'm close pulling up to no, no, no, i don't know, but stopped on mine and i should knock off to use the increments that is to boy gone. oh is the lazy or laya or tell you the contents issues easier? there's a good set of beds, let's say, let's do it in the mid chapter. so let's to you a for the va cornet eh, visit to click on this cuz i see a dentist seen the way it's starting. i think most of most of it. let's do it for full shift camino settlement . but as soon as i'm going to stack up we're going to continue shipping. just white 12, a fairly scared but th

in general , 20% become semins.try can work autonomously within the country, regardless of external factors. germany is in economic collapse, not so long ago it was the largest economy in europe, but something went wrong deficit budget, has grown almost 10 times, and it was not bt who came up with this informs, the federal statistical office, germany is spending enormous funds to curb the rise in energy prices that the german economy is in stagnation reports and the german news service takes show is not a comforting forecast issued and the bundesbank. promises further economic stagnation. at the same time, costs will continue to rise. a similar picture is now in the entire eurozone in finland covered by a wave of bankruptcies problems also indicate us a protracted recession in economy, the largest number of bankruptcies in the construction and services sector. instead of support from the authorities, ordinary europeans are increasingly feeling the boomerang sanctions, the consequences of their injections into ukrain

this woman who had come to teach in india in the middle of this postwar for independence, 1946 is a seminal year in her life because it was on september when she finally left, not even a month after the great day of to go on retreat to get a break. so she gets on a train. she's on the train and realizes that god is calling her to leave the confines of the convent and go and work with the poorest, the poor in the streets to the thirst of christ for love souls. this is what she felt clearly communicated to her. 1947 comes and she's back from her retreat and she's now sharing with the priest the intimate details of visions that she had of jesus telling her what to do to go and come my light go into the dark holes and claim these poor souls, love them and give them all the people. and you can imagine in calcutta now, it's transformed greatly it had once been india's capital, real jewel, but overrun a series of dreadful developments famine 1940 243, owing in part to the war requisitioning of boats that kept the rice from being circulated the country. so she leaves. she has to deal with that. and

. >>> shares in semins as diagnostics takes a hit in the third quarter. the ceo says he's still confident despite some challenges. >> we saw some headwinds from foreign exchange over the year and we guide for this in the last quarter and because of this, we see very well underway to get to the lower end of the original guidance. >> four charges and six alleged co-con co-conspirators. former president donald trump is indicted for attempting to overturn the 2020 election and conspiracy to defraud the u.s. >>> well, good morning to you. here's the news we've been breaking across the morning. fitch stripping the united states of its aaa reading and down to aa it's over the standard of governance over the last 20 years following the buy saturday tan talk in the month of may which eventually saw the debt ceiling raised until january 2025 now, the agency had placed the u.s. on negative watch following the 11th hour deal fitch then also flagged a high debt burden along with an expected mild recession. that's said to happen in the fourth quarter now u.s. treasury

after almost 2 weeks moscow recognized the sovereignty of abkhazia and south ossetia according to the seminrganization in july , not a single case of covid-19 was recorded in russia, but the incidence rates have dropped significantly now the main concern. doctors are the consequences of the disease, the virus hits the most vulnerable places in the body. moreover , this may manifest itself long after the recovery of kristina pravdina with post-covid syndrome. ts, the pandemic of which was canceled by the who and the waves from the headquarters of which we are tired of counting the population reminds of itself with the consequences correlate the past coronavirus and some of the health problems that are emerging today. maybe just sensitive to one's own body. it would seem that where is the connection between the new infection that has engulfed the planet and the joints, and it exists, doctors do not reliably establish this connection, but they note a large number of recovered and vaccinated patients with complaints of pain in the hip joints, sometimes in the groin or in the knee. they are diag

fruitful springboard for the production of a full-cycle conveyor complex for a pair of products of seminte vaselets on the basis of the shipyany farm were built according to belarusian technology, and after a successful experience they scaled it up. these are already selected , and the best grains, and in order to realize the entire genetic e, the ability of a variety to yield a field with seeds from grain crops, only 50% of the seeds from if you take only two become. over the past 30 years, naturally, the phytosanitary situation is changing, that is, the climate is warming , the structure of sown areas is changing , of course. this is reflected in the structure of pests in crops, once applied. fungicide a-a from the realm of fantasy now our farmers, uh, use fungicides at least once. this is already a widespread practice and so far five drugs have been developed by the sixth corporation. here it is, here it is being prepared, the final effect, then one ton three thousand dollars, therefore. compare the years of the 80s and 90s and the weediness before the cleaning, then the number of per

the coefficient center was signed then the program for the development of the intelligence of the seminationthe grain yield did not exceed 20 centners per hectare. today we are, uh, talking about thirty-five centners of about 600 new varieties created and will be occupied by the republic more than a percent. our varieties are more adaptive to our soils, every year they are improved and new varieties that are, uh, at the level of the best foreign samples , i can give an example of winter wheat , the kamelia variety, the plant in the smolensk region in the country of the gand cycle, a complex for the reproduction of seed-lithic lime was built on the basis of the shipyany farm according to belarusian technology, and after a successful experience, they scaled it up. this is the best grain already selected in order to realize the entire genetic ability of the variety to yield in the fields with seeds from cereal crops, become only 50% of the seeds from if you take only two. over the past 30 years, of course, there has been a change in the phytosanitary situation, that is, there has been a warming

moment with will, with passion, and with truly a great and powerful commitment. 60 years ago was a seminalmoment in american history. it was perhaps one of the most important moments in american history. we have got to recognize that in this moment as we gathered for the 60th anniversary, that as much as we can celebrate steps forward and progress and things we are proud of, it is untenable and shocking to me that there is still so much work left to be done and still forces in this nation and across the globe that seem to want to live in an era long past. we have to be united in our commitment to a nation and a world based on the values of inclusion, opportunity, justice and tolerance for all. thank you so much for having me today. john: could one of my colleagues close the door? would be great if the students heard of this but we don't need to hear them. [laughter] marc left the white house and the president to be here and we are glad he had his priorities straight. [laughter] sister, you were a young woman in chicago. to the march mean then and what does it mean now? sister baird: thank

but this is a seminal text and we don't talk about it enough. from an investing perspective he made a pretty persuasive case the money supply was the true determinant of both economic growth and inflation that's definitely not the whole picture, but changes in the money supply are certainly important. how important? i'll show you how this methodology works. larry ran the numbers on the relationship between the 12 month rate of change and m2 which is measure of money supply in black and the dow jones industrial average in red. if you haven't taken an economic class recently, m2 is one of the ways the fed measures the total supply of money out there. it includes the cash people have on hand, every penny in checking and savings accounts and other short-term savings vehicles like retail oriented mutual funds organically it changes based on bank lending every time they lend someone money they expand the money supply the federal reserve tries to manage the money supply usually by buying or selling bonds when the fed raises interest rates like they've

strategies in a hedge fund wra wrapper, they should understand the fact that there might be this seminal shift in inflation expectations long term that would mean higher yields on the 20 year, the 30 year treasury. that's not a huge part of any normal person's portfolio nor does it need to be not only do i think it's not particularly consequential, i don't think most people are at risk even if ackman nails it and is dead right. >> they should focus on the first page of warren buffett's annual report. what does he do? he puts the 60 years of his history of track record up there. he is not interested in what the ten year will do between now and the end of the year, he's seeing 5% he knows he's a long-term investor, has float from the insurance business that isn't going anywhere he is the epitome of a long-term investor i think that's the point you were making, josh. >> the one legitimate question is will treasury be a risk-off asset the next time there's a crisis >> that was brenda's point >> i don't know but if they aren't, we have way bigger problems and i think we are going to have to l

it is a seminal moment for uber to deliver cap operating a profit, free cash flow over $1 billion juste corridor, along with a strong topline. looking at gross bookings, it was $33.6 billion, up 18% on a currency basis. i think the results both in terms of the topline and bottom-line have been second to none and certainly leading in our industry. it has taken a lot of cost discipline in terms of really looking at making that perfect match between a writer and driver or an eater or courier at a restaurant and making sure everything in that transaction happens perfectly, no errors, no mistakes, no cancellations. and at the same time, it takes a lot of cost discipline in terms of overheads. our headcount has been flat. if you look at our headcount compared to 2019, pre-pandemic, our total headcount is up 10% during those years and gross bookings in the core business has been up 80% versus headcount growth of 10%. it absolutely has taken the discipline and at the same time the company continues to innovate which is what it is all about. emily: you formally announced the cfo, nelson chai, w

susan: so the story opens in 1848 make the point that this year is a real seminal one in not only american history but globally, what are the important things that were happening in this country in 1848, that makes this a real focal point of their ability to make the escape that they did? ilyon woo: well 1848 is one of those crazy years were so many things are happening, worldwide you have democratic revolutions sweeping across europe and those revolutions are being celebrated in the united states and sheared and toasted in washington dc by people who are holding enslaved people in bondage themselves. meanwhile you have the year of -- falls, the american women's right conference, the year of a global pandemic with cholera sweeping around. you have got an information revolution, a transportation revolution, the trains and steamers at all kinds of technology are working as never before to bring news and people across the country. you've got the close of the mexican-american war in the mexican session which explodes the contours of the country, so we have western migration, the gold rush. i m

it was the seminal moment, and i did. i hadn't even read william faulkner yet. but it ends in defeat. it is a huge debacle i'll say that with obviously having read about battle of it, it's a bad mistake and it really can't be. i mean, you can all i can offer a whole hour's worth of excuses on why i did it but i can't really justify it in the end. robert ely, if he ran out of options, would hit you head on and we have some books on the seven days campaign back there. we some books on the battle of the wilderness. look at the pattern in robert e lee. he hit head on if he runs out of options. and that's just pickett's charge, that's robert e lee. so union army pursues, the confederate army. and here's one of the great what ifs of the american civil war. i wish i had more time to spend it, but they bottle up the union army, ends up having an opportunity to bottle up lee's army next to the potomac river over here to the left, around a place called williamsport, maryland. and george made you think that. george meade is just one. the battle of gettysburg. i mean, the m

here back in 1963, as you say, about a quarter of a million people witnessed what would become a seminalent in american history. but it's what's happened since then, say organizers, that is truly historic. we're talking about historic e gains in political leadership, in economic and financial wealth as well as measurable gains in the number of people graduating from universities and filling the professional and blue char ranks, reflecting the dignity of hard work. indeed, it is the progress, but the work continues. >> i want to see this mosaic of america that is saying in unison i am the treatment. and we're going -- i am the dream. and we're going to work to do everything we can to ultimately realize the dream. >> reporter: back out live, mr. speakers here as we continue to await the official launch of the march. it's a celebration, aishah, of a collection of voices that continue to say this is about making sure that this remains one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. and that is the message we can all live with. back to you. aishah: amen. kevin corke, tha

. - it was a seminal decade that paved the way for change in a way that maybe no other one did sinceeny that. so in some ways, the more obvious bi-racial identity that i have to affirm, african-americans also have to affirm, and white americans have to affirm, because they partake in a hybrid culture. you know, the truth of the matter is, is that american culture at this point, what is truly american, is black culture to a large degree. flip on the television set. and it's had a profound influence on this entire nation, and it has to be affirmed. in "money matters" this morning, wall street, where leaping stocks have investors jumping. we're going to turn the bull loose. ivan boesky: one of the great things about this nation is that we can seek profit. shriver: is money the number-one goal? yes.

are we compared to 60 years ago, when i think about where we are, immediately i think about -- the seminale negroni. there was a quote in there that compels and really impacts my thinking and understanding of the moment we are in right now and it says when you control a man's thinking you do not have to worry about his actions. you don't have to tell him not to stay in or go yonder, he we'll find his proper place and he will stay in it. you don't have to send him through the back door, he will go without being told. if there's no backdoor he will cut one for his special benefit. that's what we are seeing with these book bans. i feel like we are less than a generation away from folks trying to convince us that the march on washington was no more than a proverbial block party. that's how we are trying to water down history. everything is not trying to get people to hate being american. we are not trying to get people to hate themselves just because they were born white. the purpose of all of this is that you don't now history you are destined to repeat it. and so i feel like we are in an inf