have you also been down in south america working on the shark fin issue? yes, i have been to adult peru ton among many countries in south america. it's highly illegal here. what are some of the challenges of trying to source this? if you walk into a fantasy chinese restaurant, the owner and a manager as they with united, even if they do so those who in the restaurant? because they see a strange face for a new face. they will not take the risk because they don't decency legal. so it's impossible for me to walk in border abolla sharpen so i think that you have almost 80 percent chance 0 percent. yeah, 0 percent. we dropped him off the shops and restaurants around the city in just a few days. he made a break through a dinner reservation for, for that, an otherwise non descript chinese restaurant in brooklyn, or investigative reserved a table in a private room and arrange for 2 pounds of sharks to be served as part of an elegant meal. at $700.00, a person in the kitchen, the ship showed off the fence, had been prepared to move them into sort of a new to the sp

today in south america , terrible downpours have already reached argentina and uruguay, which previouslyrom the scene of the event, where today the rio negro and uruguay rivers are already swollen, our sergei brilev. it's snowing snow, but from the sand, on the shores of the south atlantic, now in uruguay, a harbinger. what happens next? even in the most well-equipped cities of uruguay, livnyovka cannot cope. be that as it may, there was hope that, unlike neighboring brazil, uruguay and argentina would be affected, but it was not. the specialists have already gasped, but for everyone else we’ll explain that these open spillway gates mean that here at the oldest hydroelectric station in south america is moneta. in northern uruguay in argentina, soybeans and rice let us remember this circumstance, meanwhile, from the latter in neighboring brazil. there are already hundreds of dead people, many, many thousands evacuated, and the million-plus city of port allegri has already been flooded. it's very sad to be in this situation after so many stressful years. work, but other people have it much

and america, more than the amazon regions in south america in general, we use a medicine that a plant well known throughout the world when us, you know, and by its name i o, oscar brun, i'm, we just, there are many laboratories that want to do research on this plan that assets to treat people with psychological problems on his own little mental problems, were all he cool and many pharmaceutical companies, which in various parts of the world. by this policy, they won't want to take ownership of this plan to make medicine unless lawsuit. under the new treaty, anyone looking to patent an invention based on traditional indigenous knowledge, such as a wasco, will be required to disclose their source. but the treaty does not address compensation for those communities to football now and by or late because in have one the german comp with a one meal victory over 2nd division under dogs kaiser. so out to the speaker, champions for the only goal in the 60 minute with this perfectly place, long distance effort. find midfielder. granted. jessica, just before the break. a 2nd yellow yellow, red c

and we have that in south america and near us and this along the equator. well, that goes all the way around the world. and when flows different directions creates bad thunderstorms. the good news is with weather radar. i flew this airplane, this triple 7300 marble sharepoint right. rather, wait our slide 20 noncom miles or more away from the thunderstorms and you have minimal to know turbulence. so the question will be, is how close is crew flew towards uh, to the thunderstorms out there where the extra experience, extreme turbulence, right? you mentioned the plane itself. so what can we attribute this to is external factors with the atmosphere in the environment that or is it the plane itself or could it be pilot action? what, what would you say uh, causes the most impact, or in this particular case the nothing to do with the airplane? nothing to do with boeing whatsoever. it is uh, having the rather weather radio rate or tune up and focused on the flat bath in front of them. and as soon as you see the weather, you move around it. this is nothing to do wi

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south america and scandinavia.er large rat trail odessa-north stretches through denmark, sweden and norway. the underground network of ss and werwolf veterans operating there transported fugitives by land and sea, where they were picked up by ships bound for spain and argentina. according to danish journalist henrik kruger, the smooth functioning of the route police officers from scandinavian countries, as well as argentinean ones, assisted. diplomats. the key performers on the ground were people at the end of the second world war who were trained in werwolf structures. skarzeny played an active role in their selection and training, and some of the werwolf members later became operational employees of odessa in scandinavia. the existence of such organizations is sometimes questioned by some historians because there are not enough supporting documents, but they are also an underground structure. the government of the country, only in 1983 it but he lived for many years, consulting and managed to be taken to europe a

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the us pressure of those countries to impose these restrictions on people from south america and the caribbean, leaving them with few choices. but the cross ms. chung, the family sites in some ice and it's now close to sunset. phil spend this 1st night in the jungle, the scrolling migrant come. it's controlled by columbia as most powerful call to the left hand. welcome and your phone. guess. oh frank. big yeah. didn't get ones are pretty around, but a said the moment look into the said was a read the go ahead. i almost how do i keep going? is this going to keep the, the know, the, the, that the, those on the, for us to, you know, for the at the bottom of the book. i mean, oh, let me see. i'm not done. no swear sir. it's the 2nd day of the trip and the group will climb a mountain into panama, the lip and the women and the children in the center with the men around them to keep stay. no, no, they going into the most dangerous called the, to any the, the trails on clear remote gains and know you to sexually so role in killing source . the migrants coming down the mountain across the boa

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america will lead to. my colleague, sergei brilev. gold autumn. today it has finally arrived in the southern cone. that is, in the south, south, south america, herehemisphere and in theory everything is the other way around, but is it the other way around, because besides gold there is also gold. he is miley, of course from southern america, and he, musk, is now from north america, any intersection of them is considered to excite minds; in the first meeting, miley introduced his sister mask as the boss. musk seemed somewhat discouraged, but there are different rebels with different goals. and the background is especially important. argentine state airlines just turned profitable, but today , after editing the previous version of the mileevsky law on privatization, all of them, they are put up for sale. there were serious debates in the argentine parliament, party. the bureaucratic obstacles that are strangling the economy must be abolished, state organizations that do not fulfill their... turns into a bill, the philosophy of which assumes, okay, only privatization, but also such a familiar one, familiar to everyone who has gone through this, pric

>> south america where we import flowers from their and 11 countries around the world.merica has the largest concentration of floral farms and naturally the largest import base for us. they have also experienced a lot of change in weather patterns which has impacted the flowers. this makes our planning and forecasting cadence more and more tricky. the level of accuracy that our planning and forecasting teams have to bring to ensure that we have in a product to hit the sales number we intend to but ensure also that it's not over projected so we don't spoil the product. it's kind of a science and math all combined in one. katie: for the uninitiated, how long can you keep flowers? how much inventory are you comfortable having on hand at any given time? >> it's seven days from the time it hits our fulfillment centers. within seven days, we had to get it to our customers. this is to ensure that when the bouquet gets to our customer, they still have 1-2 weeks for them to enjoy the product and watch it bloom and watch it look as amazing as it does. to ensure that the customers

chinese makers, they are making great inroads to south america and mexico right now.n build ev's in mexico and explore them here, or export them in china. they have a huge cost advantage because the supply chain for ev batteries and all of those things is much more mature in china. a great cost advantage, even though tesla in a lot of cases, and they sell these cheaper vehicles that not only impact general motors, but think about mercedes, bmw, toyota, honda, hyundai plants, a lot of jobs at stake. the government will want to wall it off as much as they can to buy time for those companies. particularly ford and gm, to catch up in the ev costs burden that they have so they can be competitive. >> what is the cost differential? you look at the ipo today, tremendous investor demand. whether from the united states or other investors for the ipo listed in the u.s., and you have to wonder whether investors are picking up on that differential. >> most ev's in the u.s. sell to consumers for at least $45,000, usually well north of that. chinese are selling them $10,000, $20,000

not just south america. and all of this is greatly affecting our country in very negative ways. we'll make america great again. thank you very much. [[inaudible question] ] >> the gag order stops me from talking about people and responding when they say things about me. we have people saying things about me and i'm not allowed to respond. this judge has taken away my constitutional rights. and as the republican candidate and somebody that is leading biden by a lot, i should be able to respond. this guy has me with a gag order. we are filing, i think today, a constitutional motion to get this -- we'll be filing a motion on the constitutionality of it. if somebody says something about me and i am not allowed to respond that's never happened before. thank you.

the structure saved nazis in europe, transported them to south america, provided them with money, pensionsn arranged sanatorium treatment. it is known that odessa was created. after the war, despite his past, he calmly traveled around western europe, visited argentina and collaborated with british and american intelligence. researcher lavrov mentions this in an article by otto skarzeny, the last years of his life. on instructions from odessa, skartzeni created the spider organization, which helped the nazis escape like rats. on paths to argentina and africa, she was engaged in the rehabilitation of the fuhrer’s comrades, distributing money to them and placing them in the hospital. spider actively smuggled out the nazis and helped create a well-fed life. the organization was active until the mid-fifties. thanks to her, the participants in the worst nazi terror, the extermination of people and mass executions came out of the shadows, as if nothing had happened. the fact that skartzeni could be one of the leaders of odessa became known in 1972, when a search was carried out in the house of fr

from like in australia, south africa and north and south america. the world's 2nd largest market for pickups is thailand. advertising is more playful there than in the us, but it's still successful. are there everywhere used for all kinds of transportation? absolutely. all kinds in thailand, almost every 2nd vehicle sold. 47 percent is a pickup then comes today was 24 percent just ahead of canada, south africa and australia. the pickups have long been more than just a work vehicle. it's considered cool. a lifestyle product. also thanks to advertise the main clientele, older men who want to be young, difficult so. so why or by 88 percent of buyers into us are male. it's clear that advertising is trying to change that for the 1st time ever. we've completely introduced with no windshield wipers. no heater, no turn signals with no rear view mirror. no g b s. are you kidding? it's missing all the parts created by with wow. who's great idea was that this women's history month forward salutes the visionary automotive work by women, past, present, and futur

it's a key route for migrants heading from south america towards the united states. well, you know, plays during his election campaign to close the diary and gap in an effort to cub migration. they gave me a shout, a more with international aid. we will begin the process of repub creation in full compliance with the human rights of all the people that those were down there in south america. and those who would like to come meet to know that whoever arrives it is going to be sent back to the country of origin. major trade unions in argentina have launched on nationwide a general strike for the 2nd time in less than 5 months. for 24 hours trains buses and flight services are being shut down and was launched by the general labor of confederation to protest against the president's heavy malays of 17 measures. she's taking office in december malay has an i'm a raft of public spending cuts rescue operations that are underway and flooded areas of southern brazil as the desk told visors to more than a 100 people. dozens, i'm missing in the rio grande. they do so that was hed

darren gap is a dangerous $165.00 columbus, a stretch of jungle which connects south and central america. it's a key route for my goods heading from south america towards the us. melina place joined his election campaign to close the diary and got an effort to cut migration . they gave me a shout, a more with international aid. we will begin the process of repair creation in full compliance with the human rights of all the people that search with down the in south america. and those who would like to come need to know that whoever arrives here is going to be sent back to the country of origin. rescue efforts are continuing and flooded areas of southern brazil as the depth told rise to at least a $107.00 people. dozens are still missing and we're going to just sole which was hit by storms last week. well, in 230 thousands have been displaced to much of the region has been ice flights, has by the flood waters. and they bring over glad heavy rains of cause flooding in an area place to southern brazil. more than a 1000 people that have been displaced of china has condemned joint military exe

but they're also popular in south america. yeah, you give associated with that a means that it's not to be it in brazil or mexico is due to view because see the see and above all in asia, why it was i was talking about that. hold on. no. one of the 2 big enough. so what i see is the after the us, the most pick ups were sold in thailand, canada, china, and brazil. no european countries made the list. the roads in europe are narrower, and there are hardly any parking spaces for such large pick ups. from like in australia, south africa and north and south america. the world's 2nd largest market for pickups is thailand. advertising is more playful there than in the us, but it's still successful. are there everywhere used for all kinds of transportation? absolutely. all kinds in thailand, almost every 2nd vehicle sold. 47 percent is a pickup then comes today was 24 percent just ahead of canada, south africa and australia. pickups have long been more than just work vehicles. they're considered cool. lifestyle products. also things t

amazonian persistence in south america. the amazonian lowlands. fourth question: what word comes from french and literally translates as mark. a - remark, b - play, c - replica. time. alexander. i acted by elimination. i remember what. replica is an actor’s phrase from my last play, a play - this turns out to be such a work, one might say art, then it turns out to be a stage direction. the correct answer to our question is option a remark. fifth question: which scientist introduced the rectangular coordinate system? option a - isaac newton, option b - rene descartes, option c - karl gaus. time! elvira, i believe that the rectangular coordinate system was introduced by rene descartes, everything is correct, what else can i add? yes, as it is also called, this rectangular coordinate system, in another way, well, that’s right, an additional question, don’t remember, and okay, maria, cartesian, cartesian coordinate system, and therefore, newton is unlikely to have invented it. they called it cartesian, would you agree that newto

it's a key route for migrants heading from south america towards the united states. my, you know, types of shooting his election campaign to close the data in gap, in an effort to curb migration. they gave me a shout am or with international aid, we will begin the process of repair creation in full compliance with the human rights of all the people that search with down there in south america. and those who would like to come need to know that whoever arrives it is going to be sent back to the country of origin. charge electoral commission has declared the military ruler mohammed. these is debbie, the winner of his presidential election on monday. as main rival success box on is contesting the provisional results and it's called for peaceful protests on friday . already just reports from the capital engineering seeds of give relation on the streets of japan. as a result of the election warehouse, my mother has been how much that is the 3784360 or 6 to 1.03 percent of the vote. and the president responded in a nationwide address. in view of this sweeping victory, i am

south america, central antarctica. time.dered a desert, because there is little precipitation, which means there are no mountains in the desert, if there are no mountains in the desert, then it means it’s a plain, if it’s a plain, and antarctica is very, quite large, then i think that antarctica is the answer to this question. oh no, a little bit. no, the logic failed here, yes, why didn’t you like, for example, south america? i immediately thought of south america with this amazonian immutability, the amazonian plain, and yes, well, so what? tipped the scales in favor of antarctica, from the amazonian lowlands, for example, antarctica does not seem to consist of land at all, but what is it made of, wait, ice, mine will kill me. in america, i saw that lera immediately raised her hand, i was sure that lera was remembered correctly, because we were repeating geography just this week. the correct answer is b. south america, we are really talking about the amazonian lowland. fourth question. what word comes from french and liter

there's all ethnicities here brazilian latin america, central america, south america, and mexican.nd most of americans here today. i mean, we're all well represented in this carnaval i'm mexican and nicaraguan. i think san francisco is a very diverse place, and this definitely shows beyond the parade. the two day festival featured 50 local performing artists and 400 vendors, mariachi music and arts and crafts and dancing. now in its 46th year, san francisco's carnival has become an annual tradition for these longtime friends. i just think seeing the culture, seeing the celebration, see people up, being happy, it's wonderful. i also like the celebration of san francisco as the new home base for many of these cultural organizations, and they're bringing their culture from their homeland to san francisco to the mission in san francisco. emma goss, nbc, bay area news coming up, hundreds of thousands without power after deadly storms battered part of our country. we're tracking that severe weather and the major delay it caused for the indy 500. and closer to home, a warm up to wrap up t

another approach in columbia, south america, their f b, i equivalent dash d a s the, but the main domain is that they will a, they were caught weaponized in their powers against political opponents, with the wire tap and so forth. they deem they could not salvage it, so the shut it down to start a new one. so where are the breaking point where we really need is a new type of church committee. me with vast powers to do a, just a big general oversight to look at everything and determine what, what is the best way for it. and we also have a lot of redundancy in the intelligence getting it into a tremendous amount of collection being done, running into each other. yes, d, i a defense, you meant c i a n s a and a say other agencies doing humans? that's true. so, i mean, in reality, there needs to be an assessment of really what are the intelligence needs? and based on the intelligence need reconfigure the intelligence apparatus to meet those needs. you know, i'll add to that too. um, 1st of all, i think you're exactly right. and i'm going to add something, you cannot have an organization like

particularly attracted to the uk mining giant's copper assets — which, thanks to its mines in south americald have given a combined company control of roughly 10% of global supply. another sticking point was reaching an agreement on job security for more than 40,000 south african miners employed by anglo american. in a statement, bhp ceo mike henry said their proposal was the most effective structure to deliver value for anglo american shareholders. anglo had rejected bhp's previous offers, saying they undervalued the company and its prospects. speaking of deals, it's been a big week for consolidation in the energy sector. the latest development? conocophillips�*s acquisition of marathon 0il in a $22.5 billion deal. erin delmore has all the details and more on this rising trend. think about the early days of the pandemic. think about the early days of the pandemic — people were stuck at home, not going out and not driving their cars. oil prices crashed, but since then, prices have come back up. take conocophillips. the share price has nearly tripled and now it's acquiring marathon 0il worth

fairly frequent light chairs, mostly without a back fuel press. rico espanol and of course, in south america, the story funding exists, particularly so in for the legs, right? the shelves at the moment you're quite, are on my weight further north towards called the leg right. again. i love your 14 years of enforced separation. they miss their children growing up in miss all of the things that i'm doing my to a son who fault for his parents, freedom from incarceration for their role and a rather cool black revolutionary group of anything is worth fighting for the fight for it and send you a chance if it's worth it, navigate, growing together. a witness documentary on the jersey to the portugal just here. i mind to all the headlines now. these really minute she has seized and closed off the protestant inside of the rest of board across it's a bottle entry point between garza and egypt, and these are used to transport met a terrance funds into this is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the c spot proposal must agree to full shots as well as to months. the army will press the head

third question is what continent it is on. the largest plain on earth by area. a eurasia, b - south americadence on your face. how did you respond? i know that antarctica is like a desert. yes, well, what did tip the scales in favor of antarctica from the amazonian lowland, for example, antarctica does not seem to consist of land at all, but what does it consist of, wait, ice, my geographer will beat me, head teacher, head teacher, yes, what will happen, whether the novel will hit the mark, whether it will hit the mark, the quarter mark is already there, the quarter mark is already there. geography is not your strong point, but maybe the arctic is not made of land? yes, you see, there was a little confusion, valeria, tell us, as we have already said, this is really amazonian invariability in south america, i saw that lera immediately raised her hand, i was sure that lera was remembered correctly, because we are right at the geography this week they repeated, the correct answer is b: south america, we are really talking about it. about the amazonian lowland, fourth question: what word comes

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energy efficient architecture is art the low lamara cultural center proves that it's possible from south america, the around the globe to asia, the landscape architect, culture, car and bar icon turns on new spaces into ecological infrastructure. among them is the rooftop of thomas. that university and wrong city highland think about all the way space really is of square meters of rest of your top is actually part of all the problem can tour into the solution. thomas at universities urban rooftop is the largest of its kind in asia. it's shaped like the traditional rice terraces of southern asia and combined sustainable food production, renewable energy, and public space to be used for teaching or events. when you saving the energy, you don't open air condition, which also of course, you put all the heat outside. this is like make it even worse. so having green move, reduce the energy cars and also crude out the temperature for the surrounding laura outcomes design tackles one of the biggest challenges architects are facing constructing buildings that can withstand rising temperatures, caused by