appears to have reemerged rep telling new york post this week that simmons is, quote, happy healthythe leaf he's chosen to live. to update come on heels of a new tmz documentary that explores simmons life and bizarre withdrawal from the spotlight. join manager mow to discuss entertainment reporter and host of the lauren interview podcast lauren thank you so much for joining me in studio so i want to go straight to the facebook post and this is totally him. thank you everyone for your kindness love, richard that's the happy face with a thank you. what happened? >> the sweetest lawrence have you seen the documentary yet? >> i haven't seen it yet. >> even if you don't care about richard simmons i think you should watch it incredibly entertaining and incredibly eye opening that gives us really an inside look on richard, and how he really felt about everything. now, everybody knows him as this over the top larger than life man. he really struggled inside. he really, really cared about everybody he helped. so he internalized that. i mean some people said that he would be so emotional that

we reachedout to simmons representatives about the documentary.ife he has chosen to live that's welcome news for his fans we heard from him a few years bag on the "today" show and he re-i.t reiterated he is happy and doing well >> it is good to hear from him it would be a dream to do one more workout with him. that's great >>> up next, kelly clarkson and dolly parton working 9:00 to 5:00 tom clarkson announced friday she has recorded a new version of the beloved parton hit along with the queen herself for fun while we wait for the new version, let's listen to the original ♪ working 9:00 to 5:00 ♪ ♪ what a way to make a living ♪ ♪ barely getting by ♪ ♪ it's all taking and no giving ♪ >> can never have enough dolly clarkson made the announcement on instagram posting, i am so excited to finally announce the new version of "9:00 to 5:00 i recorded with the legendary dolly parton." coming out on september 9th. waiting for this one is enough to make you crazy if you let it. the count down less than two weeks away >>> finally, it is a dragon as world. we

i'm andrew simmons in central hungry and i'll be reporting on a winter crisis. the could be facing this country because of russian gas ah. journey has begun. the, the full world cup is on its way to catherine group. your travel package today. we had a tropical storm dump about a month's worth of rain within the span of a few hours for one long province in china. so the remnants of leftovers of it right now are moving further toward the west plaguing northern vietnam northern bows into thailand. and at the same time, we've got these bursts of rain for southern indo china. you know, in chung ching, china, along the yangtze river valley, a people are going down to subway at stations here trying to get some relief from the heat. it's not that this has been going on for a day or 2. it's been going on for months. we're now on day 75 and still no relief for chung ching, your temperatures in the forty's, but for central and eastern portions along the yangtze river valley. these showers in storms are going to press down those temperatures. so there's some relief coming f

i'm andrew simmons and kathy. it's and i'll be explaining why trucks are standing in line but days on end. outside the coal mines and cracking down on the car tower, skyrocketing, murder, rates, and civilians caught in the crossfire from the state of emergency in ecuador. ah, john, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle book, your travel package today. let's go with your world's weather update. hi there. thanks for joining in. we'll catch this one off in bucket time where this is. now our 3rd monsoon depression in about is many weeks. so we're just getting blanket it with rain here. some spots of sin, providence scooping up more than a 100 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. that's enough to cause flash flooding and all this weather is leaking into afghanistan, specifically eastern portion. and just outside of kabul, we've seen some flooding there as well. now for india, all of the alerts and warnings have been dropped, so still rainy but not falling at the same intensity. p

i'm andrew simmons and kind of it's all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines. o and a full, my detective pleads guilty to have role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that led to widespread protests about races and valid policing in the u. s. hello and welcome. we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this is independence day celebrations strikingly different. the country is on edge off to warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks. streets are empty in the northeast and city of khaki, where a strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned, must gatherings for the whole week. the day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began, and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but it's theresa by reports from cave, some ukrainians, all still finding ways to mark the occasion. oh, it's national flag, dane ukraine. precedent follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against th

unlike the rest of europe, poland relies on coal rather than gas for power and heating under simmons, travel to count of kirk kat of it, sir. see how people are preparing for the cold months. poland prides itself on its potential for being totally independent of russia for its energy needs. but there's a problem. it's a shortage of cold, not gas, like the rest of europe. ref, our rules call seller is normally stocked up for winter by now, but he can't find any coal to buy. and if he could, he'd pay almost 4 times what he used to use them and golden again, i'm not a minor orange. urologist put the coal is right here beneath our feet, and i've been trying to buy it for 3 months with 0 results and average when he's right. this region is rich with coal, but polish production is limited, and the government has band imported cold from russia. even though it's cheaper and more suitable for domestic use, we didn't invest in nuclear power yet, or we cannot rely on natural gas. so all we have is gold. when it comes to the heating sector, the situation is even worse because we were heavily depen

i'm andrew simmons and kind of it's at all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines. ah. a court in thailand has suspended prime minister prior channel trip from official duty wander review of his term limit is completed for you took power in a coup in 2014 critique say's reached. the maximum limit of 8 is in office. it's fed, the legal showdown could trigger a new political crisis with national elections. jew in the middle of next year, tony chang has more from bank hawk is suspended temporarily and that they will come to a decision by the end of september. the senior deputy prime minister private once one will step up into his place for the moment. but because he holds their position to pope defense minister, he'll still be in government. he'll still be a member of the cabinet and he still be very much involved. that said, i think this is going to be seen by the protest. this is something of a victory. they've been chipping away prior to noticed position for a couple of years now. 2 years ago we saw a mass demonstrations when tens of tho

plus, i'm andrew simmons in central hungry and i'll be reporting on a winter crisis. the could be facing this country because of russian gas. ah, pakistan's former prime minister ron con, has been granted bail bond anti terror. colton islamabad, the case will resume next month. cons accused of threatening police and the judge reward of the arrest of his tal paid. the former prime minister has been trying to return to power since he was forced out by a no confidence votes in april. come on. hi, that joins us now live from outside the court in islamabad, so he's been given bail. where does that leave the case? well, 1st of all, there was an apprehension that he would be arrested here. dr. didn't caught a few days earlier. the government was hell bent on your read over it. at that time, thousands of the boarders gathered down their house and it became difficult to also have the lawyer then went to the plumber by the i caught and a gordon and get him bay. but dad also on the basis that he would have to appear before that and did get it read them cord ray came this morning

it's cold gas was causing a crisis. poland, i'm andrew simmons. and because of it's at all explaining why shocks us standing in line for days on end, outside the coal mines, we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this, he has independence day celebrations, or strikingly different countries on edge after warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks, streets are empty in the northeast, in city of car keys, where strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. a day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began. and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but as algiers theresa ball reports from keith, sammy crane, they're still finding ways to mark the occasion. it's national flag day in ukraine, president follow the military lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the east and south had been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to

i'm andrew simmons and kathy. it's about explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end. outside the coal mines, i suppose tins of argentine is vice president hit back off to prosecute to seek to put behind bars ah with hello there. despite nearly half of europe being threatened by drought, this still some rather intense, wet weather to be found, particularly across northern areas and in the east where the heat is still dominating nowhere in the final week of meet her logical summer for europe. but temperatures are continuing to climb for the likes of eastern poland, where we have got high temperature alerts out on wednesday. if we look at the 3 day for warsaw. well, despite those thunderstorms on wednesday, the temperature will continue to climb through to friday with clear skies and hot conditions. now and further north of this, the wet weather continues rounds of rain running across britain, an island edging across the north sea into scandinavia. with heavy falls for norway . heavy falls as well for

keir simmons with me here in new york. thank you.se. that word is skills. how to show case the skills, not dream job. joining us to talk about it, the guy who runs linkedin himself. that's coming up on the third hour mr. roker, you have quite the adventure you're getting ready for. >> i'm very excited. >> where are you going >> i'll be live on america's tall ship, the coast guard's majestic eagle is returning to new york for the first time since before the pandemic. >> when are you doing that >> out there today i'm going to spend the night there, we'll be at the statue of liberty, the history-making female admiral, all celebrating national coast guard day. >> cool. are you spending the night on the ship >> i am. >> you'll be live there tomorrow. >> i'll be live tomorrow, coming into new york harbor. >> coming in hot. >> that's it >> let's get a check of the weather. >> but first -- >> announcer: this portion of "today" is sponsored by target, back to school made easy, that's totally target >> and let's see what we have got going on b

robert simmons. we need job training programs that focus on every sector of our economy, particularly the sciences and technology. dr. simmons is someone who began his career as a middle school stem teacher in detroit public schools and has extensive experience in this area. i am looking forward to hearing his insights. dr. simmons, as you are aware from a social scientists have pointed out a growing concern for educational systems in providing access to science careers for black men, especially in urban areas. we also know access to stem programs is critical to identifying our nation's future scientists and finding a pathway for young black men to pursue their dreams. we are focusing on prevention strategies today and we would love to hear your thoughts and observations on ways that our educational system can be reformed to promote wider access to stem programs for young black men and we would love to also hear your thoughts on national programs that might be a model toward creating more balance and

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simmons says his sister is eager to recover and get back to outdoor activities. she may even climb again. we're just grateful that and i was alive, and, um we're really thankful for all the support as well. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. so you felt it today, temperatures were cool or lower than they were yesterday by quite a bit. i mean, fairfield was in the low 100 yesterday. today they were 91 temperatures have been going up and then down, up and down for the last week even longer than that, but tomorrow they're going to continue to trend mild to down. so numbers tomorrow are going to be even a little cooler than what we had today. so there's the outside shot. you can see the fog. it's pretty deep. it really is going to deepen each night as we go into the weekend, and that's going to set us up with a very mild to even cool barry a weekend on sunday, i think we could see the hot spots just in the upper seventies and mid eighties, which is unusual for august, certainly which is very helpful for air quality in our fire danger. 60 degrees in fairfield 78 out

andrew simmons, al jazeera kat of it, sir. poland on thursday. andrew, we'll report on challenges facing another eastern european country in the coming months. i'll be reporting on a different type of crisis here. in hungary, it's 85 percent reliant on russian gas. and that's causing many problems. invoice from the u and united states visit in kosovo and soviet to help resolve a license plate dispute. it's become a new flash point in their relations. as bernard smith reports, nato's k for peacekeepers are out of their barracks and back on the streets of casa, and attempt by ethnic albanian majority, kosovo, to assert sovereignty over ethnic serbs living it's north, is risking a return to conflict. the spark is car license plates. already drivers crossing the serbia kosovo border must cover up national symbols because serbia doesn't recognize casa bos, independence. now christina says it will be issuing license plates to its ethnic syrup. citizens who still insist on using plates issued in belgrade. they that the renewal of the plate shouldn't cha

andrew simmons air force in london. no argentina's government is struggling to reign in soaring inflation and financial instability present alberto fernando's as hoping a new economy minister will be able to turn round the country's finances trees. a boat has more on what the appointment means wall of latin america's largest economies. ma'am, but after the quarter poly, he's the 3rd economy minister in a month. he never said he'll massa faces the difficult task of tackling argentina's economic crisis fee hoarder. he's her season politician who plays a crucial role in the ruling parent is coalition formed by precedent, alberta ferman, this and vice president, christina fernandez, the kirschner in the, with the name of audio for in this area to cover. so we have several issues to resolve and we need to work towards resolving them. there is no magic solution and it won't happen over night. or we need to tackle inflation, loss of income, lack of stability, and problems that working people face. if you go home, massa will be

andrew simmons, al jazeera and sudan protest her has been killed after being hit by a tig canister and run over by a security force vehicle in the capital cartoon. demonstrators were marching against loss, his military coup and demanding return to full civilian rule. the military seized power from a transitional, civilian led government last year. since then, anti military process have been held in several cities almost every week. funerals are being held for some of those killed during this weeks violence in the iraqi capital baghdad. the demonstration started on monday when influential she at leader mc tada outsider said he was leaving politics banded on tuesday when he ordered his supporters to leave the green zone. dalso jabari has more from baghdad. i. this is the cause, the political rivalry in iraq, dozens of people came to pay their respects to the family of were somebody. for nearly a decade, the 38 year old had been part of psoriasis along the armed wing of she had politician marked out there also. others movement after southern announced yet again on monday that he's retirin

it's only when his country, his every engaged in war and ru simmons. how dizzy? earlier i spoke to bellowing opposition, leaders for atlanta. second, oscar, she says gorbachev remains a controversial figure in belarus, and the fate of her nation is tied to ukraine. under his rule, repressions, the crist people felt what freedom is his actions and his pool is also led to the collapse of for its union. so it gave for opened, that means opportunity for us. there are some people and it says, gained independence and freedom because of this. you know, some people believe that bill or was, is the last piece or for the usaa know creek that after the collapse of the soviet union, there dictatorship in our country was, were established. so people didn't have chance to enjoy freedom. the property in bill was, was initialized again, a bit like return soviet symbols, you know, could you be in billers is still who could you be leave in under the think the ship means to leave in fear. you are afraid still something wrong. you are afraid to be in the teens. you don't have to a t

but then you go back and watch individuals of people like richard simmons, and it is kind of crazy, inat this. >> i don't want a free massage i don't want cheap champagne what i want is to speak to your boss >> well, i am the resort manager. >> but you have a boss who is your boss >> our general manager, mr. zeoli, is at a conference this week. >> yeah, i want to get in touch with him can i have his number? >> i'll have him call you. >> no. no i am calling him >> i will have someone bring you his business card with his cellphone number to your room, and you can call him at your leisure. >> good. this morning, please ♪ [ bleep [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that is how you do it right there, murray bartlett home run >> thank you >> jimmy: fantastic. "the white lotus" is streaming now on hbo max check out season two of "physical" on apple tv plus. demi lovato performs after the break. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ choosing t-mobile is like expecting this... ...but getting that! ...and so much more. like netflix on us, paramount+, and other top streaming services. get benefits tha

k is former ambassador to mamma is arrest is in the capital jago plus to me, i'm andrew simmons in central hungry and i'll be reporting on a winter crisis that could be facing this country because of russian gas. and in sports, i can gulf off coal says an in the stadiums. it's the new idea being backed by tiger woods. the latest play in a big contest. it could decide who controls the games future. ah. hundreds of thousands of ringo marking 5 years since they arrived to what's become the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh. they fled myanmar because of a military crack down a wide spread atrocities out as here, as tanya childs rate reports now from cox's bazaar for refugees. life here is challenging, overcrowded and fragile shelter surrounded by barbara fences band from farmer litigation work and travel. refugees said they are frequently harassed by police and camp authorities. violence trafficking, child marriages, and drug related crimes are increasing inside the camp. as there are, cotton fled to bangladesh in 2017. she has 3 children. 2 of them were born in the camp. she was worr

andrew simmons, al jazeera cats of it, sir poland on thursday. andrew will report on the challenges facing another eastern european country and the coming month. i'll be reporting on a different type of crisis here in hungary. it's 85 percent reliant on russian gas . and that's causing many problems. a group of e u countries is pushing to ban russian tourists. russia board is european union members, finland, sonia lapierre, there's a way to pull it all 5. want an e u wide band on russian visit is the block band russian planes from its s base following moscow's invasion of ukraine in february. that 10th countries with land borders into popular holiday destinations for russian tourists, russian license plates on luxury calls are a common site at fin biggest airport. it's 5 minutes to says and then has become a transit country. a band is expected to be discussed at next week's meeting of the foreign ministers. not sure if, ah, we should should not be able to travel. i think everybody should travel because when you see how other peaceful, confused le

i'm andrew simmons. and cuz of it's at all the explaining why trucks are standing in line for days on end, outside the coal mines. cracking down on the car, tell us, skyrocketing murder, right, and civilians caught in the crossfire from to state of emergency in ecuador, and find out what formula ones. well, totally, that has been up to the sports mid season break. ah. of the city of dallas in the u. s. state of texas registered. it's 2nd. what is stay in its history? every one here's the details. i think the flooding threat now moving further toward the east on wednesday. so the problems spot will be central, mississippi. so it's going on here, we're tapping into moisture from the gulf of mexico and these storms have stalled out over this area. just bringing out all of that moisture as a pivot further toward the east are, are flood warnings in play for parts of mississippi state. after the west, we go still high temperatures for california, los angeles, at 30 degrees, and we're also seeing those temperat

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ellie simmons raising the roof of the aquatic centre. and sarah story unbeatable in the velodrome.en years on, what's the true legacy of the london paralympic games? in the past year, laura sugar has become a paralympic, world and european champions cup. i could see the look on laura sugar�*s face. she's absolutely delighted with that. but in 2012, she was just a spectator. that literally changed my life, and since 2013, i've been a para—athlete. yeah, and watching 2012, i'm literally the definition of the legacy from it, that i saw it, i got inspired by, i believed in it, believed in myself and suddenly realised there was an opportunity there. here, the opportunities at grassroots for disabled people to access venues and sporting experiences are second to none. this all ability cycling club has been running since london hosted the games and has been thriving ever since. having a little bit on offer where you can actually start to inspire and connect people that would not typically come and use the assets on their doorstep was a really important thing to achieve. and i think we've

kier simmons, new york. >>> this week, we highlight another life well lived.am to document the war there. his vivid vickpictures would help change america's perception. tim page left home in the uk at 17 years old, traveling across europe, the middle east and southeast asia. he was working in laos in 1965, when united press international hired him to cover the war in neighboring vietnam. embedded as a freelance photographer with american troops for most of the next four years, page captured memorable images that appeared in newspapers and magazines around the world. showing the reality of the war. he earned the trust of the soldiers he traveled with in combat. suffering serious wounds four different times, including an injury in 1969 from a land mine that led medics to pronounce him dead. he survived, though, and spent the next year recovering in the united states. a legendary photographer, and a famous partier, page was the inspiration for dennis hopper's wild character in the 1979 classic movie ""apocalypse now."" >> don't go without me, okay? i want to get

now, in order to keep it the way to ship it is up with no craven from hardin simmons. from lily's legality. stables, we'll get out so. so. so easy, really? ah, and keep announce is the start of an anti terrorist operation in se, ukraine, at the same time, the electoral royal race is hunting up the main presidential candidate is b auto per shanker. one of the leaders of my dan during debate, see under lines that the crank down on protest in the region, this won't take long practice patient products in the border in the book that are what could run 3 reasons. well now my able to throw up their whole demon admirable and show away what they could show or how to move. a little bit of your home must be what's bringing my electric, sweet, sweet ladies for you want some of what got them to wear little character or conditional coldness alone or would you look hero with monday, she was a yourself. that was, what was, what if you will call you focus your she has a life. are they still are you there? yeah, i do. i'll guide you side. it will be a pretty fair. you'll say you is litt

this usually sits opa, they, it's a pity storage, shit simmons to let you know or send this t through gets to know cloud the release. she has an acidic additional with the can . sure. i'm clear on the mit to each skim. sims, at the conditions, a little moody shade, shouldn't you don't store you put, put you sit and this will just on my contract with what will my done or hang his will on bush not that is built on to my done are hung along. i was just wanting a little the speaker cookie, no way done. it was nuclear shuttle. people just login. wish when the only time you really swear you with a full she wasn't the how would you say you was up about how, what are you a mob horse enough with what is material that was supposed to been less recently? so be example, really just a moment really public. oh, great you. she, darrell issa, which she's dime a dozen brain does introduce like me and my preference is, is that the one with us? oh, go crazy with right. i think you're with the was more than skin from the government was more than that. skin thing is to deal with the blue cross. your branc

simmons talks about his 21 year old sister, anna parsons, who broke nearly every bone in her body duringa fall at yosemite going every day, you know, trying to get really good and working on our technique, but then you know things still happen. i guess. simmons says it happened on the snake dike route on half dome earlier this month , and it was lead climbing, using safety ropes and clips when she fell. defeat her helmet shattered. helmets basically saved her head. um and most of the i guess the worst injuries where her legs and her back and pelvis hospitalist in modesto with a growing medical bill, she's had a spinal fusion and her left leg was amputated below the knee. her family estimates the cost to be around $600,000 well above her insurance coverage for traveling abroad. simon says the treatment would be free in new zealand going to the u. s. and having this happened wasn't quite a culture shock and um, something we were not really prepared for not used to. the family has applied for a grant with the hospital to cover her stay, which is about $4000 a night they have set up a websit

let's good andrew simmons in london for more. there's been a lot of response to this, particularly international. we've talked to some of the tributes. first of all that i've been coming in for got, which of not surprising. it's not surprisingly far and wide came all of the attributes to this man and the highlight really, the main one is that he changed the course of history for the better put in himself, has sent a telegram. it says a huge impact on the course of world history was made by this man. he deeply understood that reforms were necessary. he strove to offer his own solutions and to all of the problems that russia at the u. s. i saw a went through a change of many, many things for millions of people, all have shots. the german chancellor said that democracy and freedom and the reification of germany are with the results of the marvelous work from his man. joe biden, the u. s. president said he was a man of remarkable vision, and the result was a safer world with greater freedom for millions of people. he particularly hig

andrew simmons, al jazeera cats of id sir poland. and on thursday, andrew will report on that challenges facing another eastern european country in the coming months. i'll be reporting on a different type of crisis here in hungary. it's 85 percent reliant on russian gas, and that's causing many problems that said, bring in sandrine dixon, declare that she's an energy expert and the e. u ambassador of the energy transition commission. thanks for joining us here on al jazeera was enough done early enough to prepare for gas supplies in europe. do you think? no, not at all. and i do believe that we don't. and this was going to come when we already had the ukrainian conflict in 2009 over gas. and also the crimean war in 2014. the germans continued to build up the construction of north stream to when many of us experts were warning of the need as we put very clearly in our climate and energy package for 20 and 30 targets. that we had to wean ourselves off, rush and gas, and we could do that in 2 very key ways. one is up energy efficiency a

andrew simmons visited central hungry to find out how people are coping some, find it hard to believe what you see here looks set to be a main source of heat this winter. all over hungary, one pallets of firewood costs at least $250.00. that's more than some old people get in their monthly pensions. people like peter and m. a shame of vonnie. they can't find any timber yards that aren't sold out. if we cannot buy it would because there will be not root in the in the market. there may be a vehicle to have to talk to move away from here and i don't know where and are donahoe so it's, it's a desperate situation. really, the cost of living with double digit inflation is already biting and utility bill subsidies have been reduced. despite soaring energy prices, many businesses are beginning to struggle like this restaurant. regular themselves will buy off on gas and electricity. we pay $3.00 to $4.00 times more than before. i don't know how long we can keep this up. we can't raise our prices any more. prime minister, victor, all man who in march won a 4th term in office, is a friend of pre

andrew simmons, how joseph in russia and countries of the former soviet union, there have been mixed reactions about mc al gore shops, legacy regions. easy for me. he has some kind of a literate politician who let such a great country fall apart and anything good he may have done has crossed out by that. so for me, he is just a traitor. he's deal cuz with here he is part of the history which coincided without coming of age. he induced high expectations but faded out pretty fast. i didn't know if this was because of a personal reason, internal or external, but he outlined a lot of prospects which went fulfilled. or joining us to talk more about his legacy is bella ruth opposition leaders? fred lana took an oscar welcome to the news. our great to have ye, uh 1st the you were 9 years old. is that right at the collapse of the soviet union? oh, can i start by asking you what mikhail gorbachev, what he really meant to to you and 2 other bell russians and the closing days and the closing years of the soviet union? so elena taken off sky, just checking that you can hear me? no, yes sir, a si

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ukrainian authorities and the ambassador of great britain came forward with criticism in ukraine, melinda simmonsis not your scandal, the head of amnesty international in ukraine, oksana pokalchuk, voluntarily resigned from her post, russia has deo buy not only ukrainian territory , russia must withdraw from the territory of georgia and ukraine occupied by it, and russian war criminals must bear the strictest responsibility for this it is stated in the statement of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine that on the 14th anniversary of the armed aggression of the russian federation against georgia, the ministry of foreign affairs is convinced that it was precisely because of the lack of a proper reaction of the international community to the aggression against georgia in 2008 that russia continued its aggressive actions in ukraine. the ministry of foreign affairs emphasized that stop the aggressive policy of the russian federation is possible only thanks to the clear observance of the sanctions regimes against russia and the comprehensive support of the countries against which moscow carries o

let's bring in angie simmons who's laugh for us in london. hello there, andrew, what the people the u. k. face with this economy filing the way that it is well, they face a serious cutbacks in the standard of living. there's no doubt about that. aside from this, sir, increase in the interest rates, which is the highest for 27 years, the highest rise in 27 years. there is a warning of this recession of prediction, if you will, that it will start in the last 3 months of this year. go right the way through 2023 . and the still will be a problem at the beginning of 2024. now this is on a par with the 2008 financial crisis for the u. k. a, however, it's shallow of, of that crisis is more in line with what happened to the $99.00 juice, another recession there. what will happen for people in the u. k? well, they're going to find that the wages aren't keeping pace with the cost of living. that's already the case. now we're seeing lots of industrial disputes because of that that will continue. the real killer blow though is the cost of energy, and tha

thank you for breaking down for us andrew simmons live for us in london. to agent in an hour the government there is struggling to ryan in soaring inflation and financial instability. president alberto fernandez, is being a new economy minister, will be able to attend the country's finances around trays about reports from warner series me in, but of the quarter poly. he's the 3rd economy minister in a month level said he'll massa faces the difficult task of tackling argentina's economic crisis fee hoarder. he says, season politician who plays a crucial role in the ruling parent. his coalition formed by president alberta, the for a man this and vice president, christina fernandez, the kirschner, you know, with the name of audio for in the soviet attackers, will we have several issues to resolve and we need to work towards resolving them. there is no magic solution and it won't happen over night, or we need to tackle inflation, loss of income, lack of stability, and problems that working people face. if you can call miss massey, i will be in charge of the mi

the dc film, which was set to feature hollywood stars leslie grace, michael keaton, jk simmons and brendanroduction reportedly cost more than $70 million, and the film was scheduled for release later this year, in cinemas and on hbo max. earlier, i spoke to dawn chmielewski, the entertainment business correspondent at reuters and asked her why the the film was cancelled. batgirl was defeated by the lethal strategic shift and corporate strategy. in corporate strategy. let me explain. warner bros discovery is a newly merged company, that combined the old warner brothers, that's familiar to movie goers for more than a century, with discovery, maker of some reality programming. and as the new executive team came in, theyjust decided to shift strategy. this movie, batgirl, is actually intended to go directly to hbo max, the streaming service, but its budget approaches that of a theatrical release. under the new management, the company thinks that these big budget films really should have some sort of a theatrical run — audiences should see them in theatres, generate some ticket sales and buzz,

ukrainian society the ukrainian authorities and the ambassador of great britain in ukraine melinda simmonsin the scandal the head of amist international in ukraine oksana pokalchuk resigned without notice mountain area fresh air and delicious gifts of nature such as the carpathians as part of the project a shelter in the mountainous verkhovyna district rests and recuperates over fifty children of immigrants for 10 days, children are offered entertainment to abstract from the war and the experiences ivan kharuk saw camp life high in the mountains, dinner under the open sky, sleeping in the hay , drawing and games camp. the forest school gathers children for the third time at an altitude of 900 m above sea level. it is here, far from homes and parents, that children spend warm summer days in the company of their peers, friends and teachers nastya is very satisfied with such a vacation, the girl came to the mountains from kharkov, she says , here the air is clean and the cuisine is delicious, my mother sent me here with my younger sister . before going to bed i have three girlfriends here, th

stopped the invasion of ukraine, there would be no danger, this was not a quote written by linda simmons on her twitter on the eve of the disaster, she stated that the armed forces of ukraine put civilians at risk, the authority of an international human rights organization published a report in which it is said that the ukrainian military allegedly endangers civilians population, as if they are creating bases and placing their weapons in residential areas in order to repel the russian invasion, this statement infuriated the ukrainian military and the government in the office of the president of ukraine called the report strange, i quote, and it looks like a part of the russian disinformation and propaganda company, where is the truth and where is the disinformation, let's talk about it with my colleague zhanna bezpyachuk, she is on direct contact with us right now, zhanno eh tell me please, first of all, let's talk about this international - it is a fairly authoritative international human rights organization, what is known about how and who exactly compiled this report, how this data w

looks quite strange, and there yesterday's report and the british ambassador to ukraine, melinda simmonsted to it, saying that the only thing that threatens ukrainian civilians is missiles, weapons, and looting by russian troops, period, if russia stopped the invasion of ukraine would not be dangerous, the ambassador wrote, well, it looks logical, the story there - if this report was submitted, so to speak, by their central office, then why was it not based on the data of the ukrainian office of the international agency - this is an extremely difficult story, but i say it was necessary i would like to review the last 1,000 pages of what they write, i don't know, well, unfortunately, i think that few people paid enough attention to what they write, and china summoned the ambassadors of european countries because of the g7 statement on taiwan he imagines that they summoned ambassadors. well, the country of st- this world stood on the threshold of the third world war, but it was enough to thank the wisdom of this whole matter to prevent it from continuing with us. kudos to the heroes of ukr

the opportunity to drink coffee, for example, and imagine, meanwhile , i am writing what melinda simmonswriting and i know how the british ambassadors went . she wrote in the central one a cafe in kyiv in the center and paid and er wanted to pay but the waiter said no recognized definitely recognized and said you britain do so much for ukraine that this is the smallest thank you we can give you he said and she thanked him but they still paid and even yes only above more and they said that let's donate from this well, support and they hugged and she says just another random moment er wartime such moments er even though difficult er conditions are many even if you look at the children who do everything that can although they don't earn money, but somehow they collect help for the armed forces of ukraine. i saw a wonderful video of how teenage boys in buchi brought money that they earned from what they did. mojitos, non-alcoholic, said that they definitely did not steal this money from their parents, on the contrary , they asked their parents to help. to make cocktails for them, and because

andrew simmons has more from london. the u. k. has been warned by investors of bankers and freighters that it's behind the curve in dealing with this crisis, with inflation sets according to one, a one the think tank to set to go to 15 percent. very serious indeed. and so you have now a rate that's been the biggest rise in 27 years. and not only that, perhaps, just as disturbing is an unusual aspect to it all in which the bank of england has actually declared that there will be a period of recession ahead. it's saying the limit for 5 consecutive quarters that's more than a year. there will be a recession with the gross domestic product falling as much as 2 point one percent . the bank has said now this is sending a shudder in the city. it's sort of reminiscent perhaps of 2008 than the global financial crisis. what this is about is inflation. i'm what it's more than important that ever to add is that it's the ukranian war in russia's actions in and shutting down the level of gas supplies to europe and a whole host of other aspects

andrew simmons reports now from cut pizza. poland prides itself on its potential for being totally independent of russia for its energy needs, but there is a problem. it's a shortage of coal, not gas, like the rest of europe. rough roads, coal center is normally stocked up for winter by now, but he can't find any cold to buy. and if he could, he'd pay almost 4 times what he used to use them and you go to the cam. i'm not a minor origin. ologist put the coal is right here beneath our feet. and i've been trying to buy it for 3 months with 0 result. he's right, this region is rich with coal, that polish production is limited, and the government has banned imported coal from russia, even though it's cheaper and more suitable for domestic use. we didn't invest in nuclear power yet. oh, we cannot rely on natural gas. so all we have is gold. when it comes to the heating sector, the situation is even worse because we were heavily dependent on russian. ready co, poland burns, a lot of coal, 87 percent of the total for households across the european union. coal mines surrounded by cues of trucks can't m