and i get a message that sid caesar wants to see the show.laces. he was watching me. and when i came backstage i just lost it i just lost it, and hugged him so hard and said, "thank you, because without you i'm not doing this right now, you know." >> stephen: well, you've got this great photograph. ( applause ) >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: this photograph is amazing. >> this is from "comic relief." this is what i look at right before i go on stage every night. this is the cast of "the show of shows" and i got to meet them when we did "comic relief," remember with robyn and whoopi? >> stephen: 1986. >> and this is what i look at every night before i go out. i had a chance to greet them and be part of the cast. >> stephen: sid, carl reiner, imogene coca-- >> howie morris right there. >> yeah. >> that's nice. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> stephen: look at that kid. >> i remember him. >> stephen: look at that kid. ( applause ) now you have-- one of the nice things about being in show business and being invited to see a play that a friend of yours in show

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as we have been speaking to sid, the european market officially closed.nowhere in a hurry today. the ftse 100 finishing and positive territory. health care stocks doing well. mining and energy stocks not doing quite so well. we will carry on the conversation at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and bloomberg terminals. you can find the podcast on spotify and apple. we have a lot to talk about today. china big feature. alix: i think what i am spending will be the back half of the show. coming up in terms of china and commodities, we will talk about the murky outlook from china and what it means for commodities. copper still off by 1.5%. that is a solid move off of the lows. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: taking a live look in the principal room, coming up a ubs financial advisor joins bloomberg tv at 3:30 new york time. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here is the first word. in russia, lawyers for brittney griner have appealed her prison sentence for drug possession. griner was convicted august 4. she was arreste

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sid an election year stunt or a possible solution to a long-festering problem?the streets in new york city, noise and confusion are the norm. for 18-year-old amaro bryan, this scene is a lot to take in. he arrived along with busloads of other asylum seekers sent to the big apple from texas. the teen started his journey in venezuela by himself. it took him two months to reach the texas border. little did he know he was walking into the middle of a political dogfight over the crisis at the southern border. the push and pull between the white house and the gop. >> the second busful of migrant families has arrived in new york city from texas. >> i've got one thing to tell you and to tell them, there are more buses on the way. >> this is horrific when you think about what the governor is doing. >> reporter: earlier this year, texas republican governor greg abbott started sending busloads of migrants out of the lone star state, dropping them off in cities with democratic mayors. he says the biden administration's policies inadequately secure the border, forcing southe

to 90 cents per share to put that on so that sets up favorable risk rewar relationship on the long sidce it basically pays 2-1 if you get a rally up to that level and you're risking less than a dollar per share between now and september ex-per ration. we were having a conversatio earlier about rates the the fe and inflation. i think sort of one of the hea line inflationary number that is a lot of people tend to look at, most people see it every day a they're driving past gas stations, the cost of energy inflation numbers next week will look bad but nrnl costs have been coming down so if other inflation numbers are going up and if the price of gold goes up but energy prices are goin down, that's good news for the miners because energy is one o their input costs so if you have your cost going down but you end product going up that's a good place to be. >> okay i'm following tony s far it's been the mike and carter show s. we want you thoughts what are you thinking >> so we seem to have a theme. we're all looking for stocks that are significantly down on the year looking for opportunities

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nate sid fold is currently san francisco's backup san francisco's backup quarterback and he throws thers in passing attempts and yards in ys game. after the contest, our vern glenn caught up with both qbs. >> couple of plays i'd like bact yeah definitely want to be effit when i can. try to put my best foot forward every day and improve. >> do what coach shanahan is yow calling and take what the defene gives me. move the ball and put up points on board. keep it simple just like college. so that's how i was looking at it. > >> the man being circled is offe lineman alfredo gutierrez. he me his nfl debut in the final minutes last night. gutierrez is is native of mexico and was a member of the 49ers' practice squad last year. and just made his nfl debut last night. 49ers' last night. 49ers' head coach ke shanahan had special postgame d. >> gave him a game ball and guye pumped up. we wanted to give him him one and he's been great having him around here and he's one of everyone's best friend on on the team and helps us out throughout the week too. >> that does it for sports, large out-of-stat

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. > >> another weekend, another sid, or two or three, across the south bay today. that's right outside great america in santa clara. also a few in san jose at at santa teresa boulevard. you can see police cars in the videy pull up and the crowd disperse.n all, police say they made one arrest for a person with a firearm. > >> oakland's chinatown street fl continues tomorrow. organizers hope bringing people to the area the area will help fight recente crimes. the event is known for d and cultural activities, and we're glad to have it back. >> the last couple of years we were shut down due to the pandemic, and now we want to bring people back to chinatown and the city of oakland. the hate issue has been on the minds minds of so many people, so we want to make sure that's the ren why we all come out together. >> more demonstrators came out, continuing to fight for reprodue rights about two months after roe v. wades was overturned. here's more on a rally and march march this afternoon on the peninsula. >> reporter: a crowd came together at san mateo central park on satu

needed to ensure the protection of the island in order to save it permanently during the season of the sid berto come to live, the egg there will come just here in the sand. dig it and lay the eggs. but with the erosion continues to come farther up inland, and most of the time the nurse will get washed away. the island keeps getting smaller, more and more extreme, whether a vandal to the cause leading to the loss at the beach problem. i re predicted area of $400.00, mid the out. yeah. from the highest. what the mark. yeah. and if you look over there, we have the reference skewers with us. well yeah. which going to polo far? being the water on the right now, they are diving, diving to save the coral reef, increasing c temperatures due to climate change caused the corals to bleach and eventually die off. this was once a colorful coral reef. not only did it help protect cousin island from coastal erosion, it was also a habitat for endangered fish species and a nursery for commercial fish. in order to rebuild the brief reach rescuer lucas supplementary and his colleague 1st take a chisel to th

i remember that clearly with the tell sid advert.d people are really worried about how they are going to make ends meet this winter. i'm surprised you remember, i think you are _ i'm surprised you remember, i think you are far— i'm surprised you remember, i think you are far too young! the point is, the reason — you are far too young! the point is, the reason why these things were privatised — the reason why these things were privatised was because there was a huge _ privatised was because there was a huge amount of capital expenditure required _ huge amount of capital expenditure required to keep these energy distribution networks and gas distribution networks and gas distribution networks and gas distribution networks invested. that money _ distribution networks invested. that money comes from the private sector, and in _ money comes from the private sector, and in the _ money comes from the private sector, and in the private sector, investors are allowed — and in the private sector, investors are allowed to earn a regulated return

and there are valve protest says, you know, there is a rival sid in, not far from here outside, outside the offences of the grey zone by the supporters of the pro irena and parliamentary block known as the coordination framework. with that deep diligent that is no sign of abating, at least with the time being sammy. all right, thanks so much my mode. now the sister of north korea's leader has rejected south korea's offer of economic aid in return for halting it's nuclear weapons program. cameo john called the proposal the height of absurdity compared it or compared rob the south korean president to a dog on north korea launched to cruise missiles on wednesday. south korea has held military drills in cooperation with the u. s. a had of their biggest joined exercises in years that scheduled from next week. a military hardware exhibition in south korea capital has been showing off the latest in drone technology. the countries arms industry has emerged this, the largest exporter in the world, helped in part by the war in ukraine, from mcbride's reports from sol. it's some of the latest mili

fact, when i first joined it in 1974 as a sort of quite young man, the man alan devereux, who played sidb, had been in it for ages. i thought he was wonderful. and i remember going up to him saying, "you are so lucky! "it must be wonderful to be in a programme "with so much security!" and through gritted teeth, he looked at me and said, "it is that very security that makes us feel insecure." and he was absolutely right, because you can never... i mean, my character years ago, thank god, you know, i was on a life support machine in birmingham general hospital, having been knocked over by a bse—ridden cow. iwas... my character bought an aeroplane, an aeroplane. i said to the producer, "does it crash?" because... i didn't care, but, you know, no mileage for me as an actor if the things going to plummet into the ground! unfortunately for all of us, he or she said, "no, it doesn't crash. "you're all right." thank god, yeah! i want to get on with phil onto sort of the actual process of putting soaps together. but, daniel, just before we do that, what kinds of numbers, briefly, do the big soaps

earn a thousand belarusian rubles, then about 25,000 russian, but in order to get in, you must have a sid a creative one. well, the stoves were written and the video was filmed, and now the selections were held and got here. we arrived here, only the first day, we just brought the documents and received only our first assignments. here's taken apart here is garbage. here the guys are. well, it looks quite promising. however, the help of students. not always in format. give, bring , there are moments where our students did not see the construction course, probably the second they gave a constructive assessment. and it worked. i will tell you some role, and an important one. as we have a little later. so they help the cats don't work. only guys girl sends more comfortable conditions. to the seas here the task of the shame of the detachments is to educate and cook restaurants and belarusian weeks at the wellness center. the eaglet has not yet been introduced, but a software engineer in the future is considering an option. a kitchen worker in the real veronica and a furorya with potato pancak

to larry, it's not a lot like march, because it's july, and rate hikes are why a bit higher as mike sid, the economy has slowed you've had a chance for some of the supply chain issues to ease, and i am, contrary to almost the entire economics universe, am in believe that putting people back to work is not inflationary. i think it's disinflationary, and we solve supply chain problems when we put people back to work. i think the mistake that larry makes, with huge respect -- i've followed him for decades, going back to russia -- but i think over laying old '70s-style analysis over the 2022 pandemic recovery is a mistake in terms of analogy >> mike, maybe you can weigh in on this. you just pointed out after yesterday we have tipped into negative territory for productivity but what do you think is going on there how much of the story is about high wages how much of the story is about work from home can you gdp data even be stretched? >> i think it could be the adverse supply-side shocks that steve mentioned. part of it could be measurement difficulties the statistics are super volatile and

>> i think the theater on the left come on the democratic sid is that this is about the presidentials act and th fbi can eventually confirms that , then we really didn't need to go in the way we did, a made-for-tv type of theater because it really raises the expectations to those on the left to want to see donald trum eliminated and taken out of the 2024 race, wait a minute, maybe we overplayed our hand here as they have so many times with trump. again, it will only be a launching pad for his 2024 campaign. it seems like he does want to run, you don't hold relics if you don't want to run. that seems to be for this going on right now. >> you also probably don't do things like this if you're not planning on running. hillary clinton than using the rate to cash in and now some merchandise with the slogan. she tweeted -- it helps her partners defend democracy and pay for our just saying. i think she is thinking her lucky stars she wasn't rated fo her accretion document violations. when you look at this, do you think she is raising money to run? >> welcome i think she flexed a the democrat

. >>> twitter's security flaws are a risk to previous sid and national security. twitter is pushing back. >>> and president biden set to make an announcement on student loans tomorrow sources tell nbc news the president is planning to extend the pause on payments and to forgive loans of up to $10,000 for people who make less than $125,000 a year. now you know the news of this tuesday, august 23rd, 2022 i'm shepard smith. thanks for checking in for the facts. the truth. the news on cnbc you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would

but scott gottlieb well respected former trump administration fda commissioner has spoken out and sid this is redfield said, if anything it ought to be a response agency but the things their talking about the diversity office reorganizing the communications office isn't going to change anything not at all. >> that's the real rub here. isaac i well you into the conversation but before we do i want to share a montage of let's call them mixed messages. >> the voltage number of new infections continue to be among people not vaccinated. >> we continue to be prepared for any and every scenario including the possibility of booster shots. at this time the cdc and fda say americans who have been fully vaccinated do not need a booster shot. >> we want to give people a break from things like mask wearing when these metrics are better. >> you hear you all that coming back and forth isaac. are you surprised they haven't figured this out yet? >> hey, i think they have been doing a great job under tremendous pressure. we are in unprecedented times of global pandemic when millions of people have lost

. >> sid garcia, abc 7 news. could get a prison as early as tonight. he has been granted parole and there is a surprising supporter is pushing for woods to be released. reporter from our sister station in fresno has the story. >> larry park was a seven-year-old boy on a school bus. >> there is hardly a day that goes by i do not think about that. >> he was one of the 26 kids and bus driver that was buried alive by three armed kidnappers in a box truck in the livermore quarry, they plan to demand $5 million ransom for their safety, the victims men's to escape hours later, the trauma led to schizophrenia and addiction for parking decades later he chose forgiveness. >> is possible to forgive. it is possible to find peace. >> all three men involved in the bus kidnapping were sentenced to life in prison with the lot -- for the possibility of life and parole. after appearing before parole board 17 times in march he was granted parole as well. >> talking about it i get response. >> the district attorney sally said she fo

biden sid he will veto it if it gets to his desk.lding trades -- >> charles: i have to let you go. we have a hard break. you're a tough fighter and we appreciate it. reason governor greg abbott called it the first group of migrants to arrive in new york city. mayor adams calls it does guesting. we'll be right back. . but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. (vo) with every generation, the subaru forester has been a leader in crash safety. working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus, nine times. more than honda cr-v and toyota rav4, combined. love

was sid into law last july by governor newsom and funded by the state and federal governments. > >> this woman is not a teacher or school administrator. she is usually not on campus, but she gets ready for back to school all year long. our sharon chin talk to this woman about why she she is not forgiving back on tht day of school. >> they gave me a hug. >> reporter: smiling children receive free backpacks with the school supplies they need. >> some crayons and erasers and sharpeners and pencils. >> reporter: >> reporter: at martin luther kg jr. elementary school in oaklan. in oakland. is a priceless picte priceless picture. >> you are so welcome. we want to make sure you have all the tools you need. >> reporter: and dream fulfilled for d johnson. >> it has plenty of tools in their. >> reporter: she has given moren more than 133,000 backpacks to low income public schoolchildren schoolchildren in oakland and alameda county. >> i've got school supplies. >> reporter: >> reporter: in the last quarte. the foster mother cofounded they patient in 1997. >> in 1996, developed lung cancer. i surviv

the other sid says it is going to leave voters in the middle uncomfortable and we have to reassure themtive candidates and crist embodies that, reminiscent of the choice between biden and sanders. we know how voters came out on that, thinking the biden more reassurance than countermobilization. crist is the favorite in florida but overall democrats have become less optimistic about their chances in florida than they were certainly six, eight, ten years ago. it has moved from a state that was on kind of a knife's edge to one that leans towards the republicans. >> judging how quickly florida has voted in past elections we may get a result there before in new york today. we will bring you the results. jason carroll, ron brownstein, thank you. >>> the 19 year old from san antonio has been arrested for allegedly threatening attendees of a conservative youth conference last month. court records show he allegedly made an instagram post threatening retribution, saying you will pay for my suffering. the complaint says he bought a ticket to return to tampa where the conference was hosted but canc

however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with the high 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, south end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts in play for porto lake gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care casa, airway. official air line of the judge al jazeera correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine and we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics. here's a he is incredibly lucky, those coming out across the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled tower for they take us to their basement where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation. now, by say, 3 days journey devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were here. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello until mccrae. this is the news al alive from d

oh. 6 this is the face of hunger in sid to describe what is happening here as desperation. trivializes the extent of the suffering we spoke to for santa she was headed into the fray. she says she had no choice, you know? oh that have you been with you on it? now? houses have fallen down. you don't have tickets. we count, shade our children from the sun. our houses have been submerged. i swear to god, there is nothing left. when our belongings have been washed away, we poor our children are sick. they had just sitting there with senior army officers leading this relief operation. tell us their orders are use a light touch, help every one. but making sure the weakest in the crowd, women, children, the sick and elderly don't get pushed to the back of the line. i often requires force that the armies arrived at this village. this much needed humanitarian supplies. food mostly. and there's been a scramble at the supply truck because people here know that there is not enough for everyone, but they are still the lucky ones here across the way where the road has been completely washed away. or

however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with a height of 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm, send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, top end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts and play for porto lay gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care. ah. the 1960 s, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa that was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched. in the last of 3 series al jazeera well looks at the changes in society as a home. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close, the evaluated from education to the changing roles of women, the expansion of the middle class, and improve transportation the sixty's in the arab world society on our jazeera, examining the impact of today's headline is that both hotline is what then happens setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i would likely is of the ukraine is actually going

when it comes sids or former or current law enforcement who believe the federal government should bes has been a long-standing thing. this didn't just happen now. >> you interviewed richard mac. >> yeah. >> and he has been a sheriff avatar for the militia movement. and people who believe consistent with what's called sovereign citizen beliefs, the federal government doesn't really exist. the highest official dom is the sheriff. there are a lot of problems with this. the antigovernment impruls in american politics goes to at least the civil war and reconstruction and then manifested i think on pretty consistent grounds the same spirit of aggressive defenseness that was used in the book "field of blood." the sense they were victims, they have to preemptively attack. and that's the justification that is so often used. what's fascinating and i think important to get per smektive on is the antigovernment movements in america that have been parti particularly violent. in the late 1960s, the violence was predominantly from the left. there were bombings all over this country, which we've mos

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agriculture, which is a big carbon offender will also benefit from $20 billion in ag sub sid subsidiesso see cash from carbon sequestration, and a major name in this space, green plains it makes ethanol, but has also shifted its model to focus more on cleaner technologies for agriculture and potentially cleaner fuels. >> the clean fuel production tax credit that we're talking about could really start to change the way that this industry is perceived both from the farm all the way through what we do, and really revalue the asset base overall that we can do so many more things that others can't do in refining assets. >> in addition, venture capital firms like fuifth wall which closed a half billion dollars climate fulton county for real estate could see big boosts to the startups that it backseat. those include clean cement and steel production as well as clean hydrogen and carbon capture, breakthrough energy ventures founded by bill gates could see the value of the companies it backs rise exponentially. gates said in an op-ed in the "new york times" friday, these incentives would also p

the somali police spokesman sid the situation as close to a resolution as most of the perpetrators of this attack, had been arrested. somali forces imposed the security code on the perimeter to prevent everyone from getting closer. there are very conflicting accounts about the casualties resulting from this attack. what the somali government and security authorities has not yet commented on the attack and have not yet made clear where the government officials are among those killed or not. and that's enough from emma mood, who's a senior east africa and less for the international crisis group. and he says that algebra up sees, has slightly change their strategy in recent attacks. these types of attacks have been a hallmark of altima operations a couple years ago in particular. and they, they kind of slowed down a little bit, but we see them popping up again. and yes, the so tell us are usually attacked because that's areas where government officials congregate. and in. so there's a lot of meetings, a lot of activity, especially right now with the new government coming into, into place

the somali police spokesman sid the situation as close to a resolution as most of the perpetrators of this attack, have been arrested. somali forces imposed the security court on the perimeter to prevent everyone from getting closer to london. there are very conflicting accounts about the casualties resulting from this attack. the somali government and security authorities has not yet commented on the attack and have not yet made clear where the government officials are among those killed or not. so marcella had all the news are including mexico's former attorney general, arrested in connection with the 2014 disappearance of dozens of students. south africa, zulus crime, a new king after months of dispute. we got a sport coming up to the officer. the fallen champion seek redemption in the deserts, we look ahead to one of the biggest fights of the year. later on in the house. ah, brazil's former president, lucy nasty alluded to silver, is holding his 1st rally since campaigning for october's elections officially kicked off this week. thousands of his supporters have gathered in south p

bringing a congressional delegation to taipei honors a law signed by then president jimmy carter and is sidred one of the most important us foreign policies in the pacific rim. 43 years ago. with the taiwan relations act, america made a bedrock promise to always stand with taiwan. and on this strong foundation, we have built a thriving partnership, pelosi wrote in an op ed in the washington post that her visit does not contradict america's one china policy. she went on to say the us cannot stand by as china keeps threatening taiwan. china is responding to her visit by announcing cuts in trade with taiwan and conducting military, air and sea exercises near taiwan starting tomorrow. us congresswoman and two of her aides were killed in a car crash. jackie will or ski was on the road in her home state of indiana and police say a driver coming in the other direction went across the median and crashed head on into the suv that the congresswoman and two of her aides were riding. in. all three were killed. the driver of the other vehicle was also killed. the new shocked and saddened many on capitol

so becoming friends with sid and then being selected to narrate the story of his rookie season was such nhl awards at one point. >> seth: that's cool that's really nice when they know that you respect what they do, it makes it a lot easier, too. >> i love them i love pittsburgh. >> seth: that's great. this film is a lovely film about this group of teenagers who is into metal and, you know, that's a scene where you realize, a lot of people get worried when kids are into metal, but it's also a wonderful community, and i think that sometimes adults overreact to it. were you into metal as a kid >> i was yeah well, when i grew up, it was, satan is going to come for you >> seth: yeah. >> and even though ozzy was accused of being a satanist, but it was like, all of his songs are about running away from satan. well, then you get slayer, but that's a whole other thing [ laughter ] but, yeah, i was my father had a great record collection, so i think it probably started out with zeppelin, doors, and then i got into, like, sabbath. my first concert was pantera, sepultura, biohazard am i speaking a

because the africa town africa town voted to join their two sid two communities as prichard a smaller town next to mobile and mobile both were vying for africa town to join their municipal zones for tax revenue. and so the prichard side offered water and sewer mobile bigger city offered water and sewer and we're going to come pave your roads. so africa town in, you know, the 60s went from dirt roads and outhouses to having plumbing and paved roads. and so to punish african town for this. apparently this augustine mayor the grand side of timothy mayor told a newspaper reporter. this is all well documented that he was tearing the houses down. because the people probably wouldn't be able to pay for a water bill on top of the $4 a month rent. he charged them and he says they had all been fine without running water. they live perfectly happy and healthy you give them a bathtub. he won't know what to do what to do with it. it'll probably store food in it. i mean this literally these are direct quotes from timothy mayor's grandson and so in africa town today, they wiped out they wiped out 50

not at all sid king. the problem as you know, he told kennedy is that ghetto dwellers are often invisible thoughts are known words unheard feelings unfelt. kennedy conceded that lack of understanding of the bitter conditions that existed in these urban communities was deeply troubling and expressed deep concern to where this combination of factors would lead the united states. riots king famously warned in the final analysis. turn out to be the language of the unheard. so we're coming to the end of 66. and again, the chronology here is important and i'm not going to go into detail, but during the fall of 66 robert kennedy makes it really important. speech. at uc, berkeley he talks to 15 more than 15,000 students crowded outside in the greek theater, and i think what's really interesting about it. the anti-war movement is full steam ahead students and it's very mostly white students are really involved in anti-world movement. what is he say in that speech that any of you that that struck you as where his f

that is, as soon as sid responded harshly to the chinese harshly responded to the americans immediatelyvo we saw a cover operation to switch the attention of the world community at the right moment with the humiliation of the americans in taiwan and the aggravation of the situation around kosovo and pay attention literally immediately at the snap of an american finger. uh, the kosovars immediately retreated. i think somewhere it was, yes, a very, very reasonable version of yuri after all. what is happening in ukraine and what is happening on the front line in donbass, what are our successes there? where did you progress? something interesting happened this weekend. well, what's interesting is that our troops are starting to expand the line. attacks have been seriously expanded in a wrong way, and more and more i deviate from the idea. e that this is due to the fact that the enemy is not allowed to scatter his forces in different directions in the southern direction to transfer as soon as information has gone that there will be attempts to transfer. the transfer of artillery to the south