st. charles, united. john ross. more than again, it's about birth education and i didn't see access to education protection and gender quality elements going since 2010 in south africa. how she is away from the south africa at 18. 28. now we've never had this many people bills like we will cut about 12 different countries look like that. and it's just all these people on the side of the philippines. so how's it going to be the mom as if they are going to be welcoming and in terms of your benefits and comfortable legacy, what are the plane? how are they going to benefit from bangladesh of just the posted birth registration pressure from the project to get kids to this? well, come the supreme court saying that as a petition that government and they've simplified the libyan government, that's not the question of the senate general assembly because they've just passed the law to provide the registration cost for $3.00 children and the 10 percent. and of course, people, libya that benefit 800000 people does, it will chan

st. charles wald cart for a give youngsters of voice and opportunity through football and the richardson reports. the young football is from across the world targeting much more than just success on the pitch. this is the 4th edition of the st child world cup. we're getting people to listen to the needs of the players is more important than the outcome of the matches. 28 teams, the st. connect to children from 24 countries have come to cattle for the events. all these youngsters across the project, supporting them in a whole range of ways in terms of education and shelter and food. but when they know the football pitch is different, they come alive, they become more fully human. they can express themselves, they're part of something they belong. and it's just, just go by magic to connect the children here who key demands safety and violence. the provision of official government id, gender equality, and access to education. great. st. chunk world was held in south africa in 2010. and the format has been repeated at every subsequent world cup. post nation council has a boys and girls team

st. charles, united, john rob. gonna bring johnny now. hello john. hello. it's. it's now the place today about trying to win a football game. they're also trying to get the voice you've heard and that, that need to address, what are the key demand is. so that's why we say it's both on the game, it's about session and then the access to education protection and gender quality. so we've had a general assembly this morning, the young people have been working on their messages for 3 days. they spoken those to assemble and guess all the other young people we've signed the commitment that demand on those who may i density access to education, gender solomon's. going since 2010 in south africa. how those fishes thomas compared is making a slight years away from the event is africa and we were we had 8 teams and we are $28.00 now. we've never had this many people out about this feels like a whole new world for about 12 different countries. a bangladesh were in there and it's just a rough day and all these people are on the side of the suitcase, with all the philippines,

st. charles in capital. i put them in. we're listening to the needs of the players every bit as important as the outcome of dimension. ah, welcome to the news we get into kia, where the nation is in morning after 41 mind is were killed in an underground explosion. more than $100.00 minus one underground, when the blast happened on friday night, present wretched type, or the one who visited the site and met the survivors sincerely has more from us for the after several hours of searching under extremely difficult conditions, rescue workers brought up the bodies of thousands of miners using the same gated lift, the workers had used to begin their day, 300 meters down. the cause of the explosion on friday evening is not known yet and will become part of the investigation. what is clear for now is the huge loss of life and damage. it has caused some of the workers who were close to the surface were able to escape. vision close touches because we saw a horrible scene. it cannot be described, but it's very sad. so they're all my

st. charles will cut the can event that brings together hundreds of children from around the globe that describe the st. connect to children, taking part not only in a football for them, but also they have to have the needs and concerns listen to from a global platform. earlier on i spoke to be found. it's st. charles, united, john wrote goldman again. it's about birth education and then the access to education protection and gender quality. you had told him it's going since 2010 in south africa. how does she compare years away from the south africa at 18? 28. now we've never had this many people. this feels like a home will come about 12 different countries look like this, just around all these people on the side of the philippines. and so, but it seems like it's gonna be the mom as in they are going to be in a world where they are because of where the actual jersey, the thing in the carry the like i did want to get local be on the side is reconnected to them on how to get that demands as well as doing much right. and in terms of your benefits and comfortable legacy, one of the people that are

st. charles stratford reports from back move in the don, yet screeching. it's a deadly game of hide and seek gloomy cranes. eastern frontline soldiers with the 20 sick doll tillery brigade, when, who with this 155 caliber german how, which so to which firing position russian forces are in the eastern outskirts of a mood. the cannon is targeting russian supply and artillery positions beyond the town. it takes around 40 seconds for the shill to reach its target. the trajectory is adjusted of the information from drones and spotters, monitoring the target zone. this german mo, ball. how it's a has a range of around 30 kilometers and it's weapons like this from the west that have given the ukrainians a fighting chance. back on the cover, the men load more charges and prepare to far again. my impression of i am not sure the sky, if your disease we are covering our troops who are defending buck boat because it is a key point. our task is the destruction of places where there is a concentration of manpower and batteries of firing positions. we walk out through fe

st. charles will come in to help vulnerable young people around the globe. i'll just, there is alexander with pnc, caught up with colombia as team at their last training session before flying to cancel. the these girls say growing up, wanting to play football. if you don't, the was rough voice chided them off in letting them on the dusty pictures of this down deep in the jungles of western columbia and played by drug trafficking armed groups any legal gold mining. but with the help of that foundation, they built a team and got a field and i've been chosen to participate in guitar. st. child world cup in the board. yeah. yeah. 17 years old, fewer ls pretty yes. and it minor as colombia, female football star, linda k, c and perry. it's from jer means killian's him, but they can hardly contain their emotions what it feels incredible. and 1st of all, i want to thank god for this opportunity to represent our country. but her father says the girls have mostly themselves to tank their level of dedication and sacrifice a spread to their relatives, family members in

st. charles event will be the 2023 cricket street child wells cub that's taking place in australia and just talking to john road, the organizer he's had already plans in place for sonic topics. 2020 as well. great stuff. randy. thanks for that. and that is a to, for this news, i'm has him seek, i'll be back in a moment with more of the days music. stay with us for that. and these turbulent times up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues. they are literally being turned back. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issues that matter from the state of democracy around the world. to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table they have to matter. we have to start to talk about the see here. we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front. on al jazeera. ah, the turkish president visits the site of a minor accident where 41 people have been killed in an explosion. ah, i've had them seeka, this is a life from donhauser comi

st. charles woke up, which changed out vulnerable young people around the globe, out as a was allison ron petty caught up with columbia's team at the last training session for flying for qatar. these girls say growing up, wanting to play football and couldn't. daughter was rough boys chided them off in the, letting them on the dusty pitches of this down deep in the jungles of western columbia and played by drug trafficking armed groups. any legal gold mining. with the help of a foundation, they built a team and got a field and have been chosen to participate in katara st child world cup and up or down in la jolla. 17 years old fury, less pretty young, an admirer of columbia's female football star. lean there, k c though, and period center means killian's in by peer can hardly contain her emotions. her and then when what our dorothy, it feels incredible. and 1st of all, i want to thank god for this opportunity to represent our country had it, but her father says the girls have mostly themselves to tank their level of dedication and sacrifice as spreads to their relatives and family, to rev

st. charles. well he says it help turn his life around and change the way he was viewed in his community. the youth call me but now i'm like, role model, someone the wish. who can seat their children until about 42 things and help them changing a progressive way. now i'm looking for the full book. i mean, my community as a managing direct on my own serving shelf, of which i design my own program, right? this will come will finish with a final and also a formal document called the catalog commitment a pledge to advance the lives of.

st. charles world cup, which kicks off in cuts are on saturday, or below reports from manila. in any other neighbourhood in the philippines. this would have been the basketball court. thought by what for years now? british coach in charity worker roy moore has been teaching you here. how to play football, not only as a sport, but as a way out of poverty. it just fell like gradually and really growing things from the grassy stuff as well. we could make the most difference, not just with football, but with the education, the social, emotional development, the holistic mentoring that we bring here at that play. and being able to recall that level, the playing field. jasmine claire grew up in an impoverished area and just started playing football last year. but she speeded into the play at the football club. it's become one of the more competitive teams in the country. and she plans to use this experience to get the college scholarship. said any of those are week all it's one way of showing that i can be good both in sports and in my studies. now jasmine is part of the national te

st. charles well camp. he says it helped turn his life around and change the way he was viewed in his community. they used to call me a speech of a, but now i'm like a role model, someone they wish or can seat near their children and talk about positive things and help them change in a positive way. now i'm waiting for the full book, had him in my community as a managing director in on my own other than show of which i designed my own closing line. this world cup will finish with a final and also a formal document called the cat, all commitment, a pledge to advance the lives of all vulnerable children with yellow and the richardson al jazeera, doha ah, you're watching al jazeera or headlines this. our russia security service says 8 people have been arrested over an explosion, the damage the courage, bridge to crimea last week. 5 russians and 3 ukrainian and armenian citizens were detained. the blast destroyed a section of the bridge that links crimea to the russian mainland. mohammed val has moore from mosc

st. charles world cup here in katara. this is the 1st time that a team from palestine has taken part. there captain tells us in her own words how sport is helping to give her a voice. and i have, i am, my name is i have i am 18 years old and born into cut him with bank. i mean, honestly, debris, older since my early childhood. i've loved that boards for life, minette. i've been part of sports for life as a player for 6 years. a how the foot of our team started in 2017 and i joined the following year and on the met that we haven't to regular weekly training sessions at this school feel young. awesome. hm. want that. but even at that m a can, the team that is taking part in cottage is made up of 10 girls and stuff and given the regions cultures and traditions, a girl footballer is looked at different modalities, particularly in our society. that's why girls from refugee camps were selected because they are marginalized. and this gives us a voice that's been watched amana leon a for. i don't know much how to get on the line up via fedex board for life. taking part in the sport for life.

let's bring in charles st-arnaud, former economist with the bank of canada and now working for alberta central. we have talked about the idea of central bank pivots but it feels there is a possible roadmap to be watching with central banks. the idea of gearing down, you shift down and wait to see where things go from here. what was your reaction to this decision today? charles: on our side we were expecting 50 basis points. we were not expecting they would be as aggressive. for us, it was not a big surprise. we are getting to a point where we have had very big increases in policy rates since the beginning of the year in a very indebted economy. it is time for the bank of canada to take more of a wait and see approach or get more data dependent. that is what they are telling us today. kriti: one of the things that seems to be some sort of decade-long ptsd on the side of the border is the idea that in the 1970's, this is the mistake paul volcker made. they may be pulled back to soon. do you think that fear will resonate in canada? charles: the fear could be there. i think it was explaine

st. charles, louisiana. the rain was coming in. they evacuated, they came back that night, rain coming in. there are these people going around, builders, even local. does fema oversee any of that? guest: it is a two-part question. the first thing is, local and state government -- local workers and contractors. either their insurance companies, or helping people who don't have insurance. fema has another program they did launch in lake charles called operation blue roof. that is what they contracted through the core of engineers to bring in contractors to protect the contents. the more moisture we can keep out, the better chance we have of recovering the home. when it comes to the big roofing operations that they needed, that is something often called operation blue roof. that will bring in more resources. they are working on the primary residence. getting those roofs covered to really stop the loss. host: we do always appreciate your time. the chief emergency resilience officer had one concern on twitter, you can find him on twitte

st. charles. well, he says it help turn his life a round and change the way he was viewed at his community. the youth call me speech . but now i'm like, role model, someone the wish. who can see that she's in and talk about positive things and help them changing a progressive way. now i'm looking for the full book, had, i mean, my community as a managing direct on my own serving shelf of which i design my own program. right? this will come will finish with a final and also a formal document called the catalog commitment, a pledge to advance the lives of all vulnerable children and the richardson al jazeera. so england, chris is the one that see 20 theories against the wall comp host, australia and the tight game this bits of fielding that you can just see here from england. ben gets his team on course victory. curren, when tomes will take 3 wicket. i think one by 8 runs in camera. the tournament gets underway on sunday fielding elsewhere in the warm up games, new zealand, b, bangladesh, and christ

st. charles, well he says it helped turn his life round and change the way he was viewed in his community. the youth to me. but now i'm like, role model, someone the wish. who can seat near the shoes in and talk about positive things and help them changing a progressive way. now i'm waiting for the football. ketamine community as a managing direct on my own serving shelf of which i design my own program. right. this will come, we'll finish with the final and also a formal document called the cat or commitment, a pledge to advance the lives of all vulnerable children and the richardson al jazeera. so england have one there to 20 series against world cup house australia and it's high game this bit of fielding from england then. so kept his team on course for victory. sam kern went on to take 3 wickets as england won by 8 runs and cambra world camp gets under way on sunday evening. and new zealand beaten bangladesh and christ church, devon conway, and glen phillips, both hit half centuries for the home team. as they won by 48 wrong australian open organizers say, there is nothing they can do

st. charles, well, he says it helped turn his wife around and change the way he was viewed at his community. the youth to call me but now i'm like, role model, someone the wish. who can see that she's in and talk about positive things and help them changing a progressive way. now i'm waiting for the football. ketamine community as a managing direct on my own serving shelf of which i design my own program. right. this will come will finish with a final and also a formal document called the cat or commitment, a pledge to advance the lives of all vulnerable children and the richardson al jazeera. so i'll certainly and open organizers say there is nothing they can do to help know about jock of edge get into the country for the tournament. job which is banned from returning a told 2025 after being deported last year that i time champion with 4th leave australia due to not being vaccinated against kobe 19 g. l. c would love to come back to australia, but he knows it's going to be an ultimate decision, the federal government, and he's accept a deposition. it's not a matter we can lobby on it's mat

st. charles. well, he says it helped turn his life around and change the way he was viewed at his community. the youth call me. but now i'm like, role model, someone the wish. who can sit near the issues in until about positive things and help them changing a progressive way. now i'm looking for the football community as a managing direct by now my own serving show of which i did on my own program, right? this will come, we'll finish with the final and also a formal document called the cat or commitment, a pledge to advance the lives of all vulnerable children and the richardson al jazeera. so england skirts is the one that c 20 series against the wall ca post australia in a tight game. this fielding hey from england. ben sites kept his team on core for victory car and went on to take 3 wickets. england, one by 8 runs income bearer. now the tournament get funds away on sunday. and elsewhere, the warm up game you zealand beat bangladesh and christ church doesn't come way. and then phillips both hav

st. charles school constructed in 1888 seen on the left hand side. this is a rare surviving example of this architecture that is constructed in the period of significance and retains character defining features. because these buildings are so common in san francisco for attention of integrity is not sufficient to constitute individual significance. this example displays rare or unique examples of form, massing, define detailing and elevated above other buildings. the building on the right is 390 sanchez street. this commercial structure does not retain architectural integrity. the only remaining ornament is the brackets on the corners and the windows have been replaced and any ornamentation around the windows has been removed and leaving only the wooden cladding . this is an example of a i tannial ate building under the eligibility framework that is not eligible for this significance under the criteria. the next style is sticky eastlake and most popular in san francisco in the 1880's and 1890's and most used residential frame style at the time. here

st. charles health center in bend rights in part, quote, the pandemic rocked the health system to its corea one-two punch capacity crisis and deteriorating finances services. what we did steps will you take as governor to support hospitals?" christine drazan. >> throughout the pandemic, i was a strong supporter of maintaining a strong and viable health care system that was statewide, in particular advocating for supports for our hospital systems which were of course, shut down for elective procedures by the governor. we knew that oregonians needed access to the services. and so it is my obligation and duty as governor to support a well-rounded health care system and i would continue to do that and certainly advocated and fought for that throughout the pandemic. when it comes to what i would do , should there be a health crisis like there was under covid, the governor led with fear. that was her goal-two. that little kids were going to harm their grandma. i would lead with that, not fear. >> i was a strong supporter of hospitals throughout covid, i had three rural hospitals in my district t

st. james charles limburg henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the american concept americanism was finished. it was an archaic system that would not work anymore. we needed modern effective efficient government. progressivism promise these things the united states at the time but there was also on the right let's get over these niceties and let's go for strongmen. in that time radio was hugely disruptive. it created a space for demagoguery in an emotionally connected way which wasn't possible before. you could read a william jennings -- speech and you might find it thrilling to the people who read he would not be crucified on a cross of gold in the newspaper later clearly had a magnetic effect because democrats nominated him by acclamation. its effect would have been minimized around the country. by the 1930s and go from zero radio in america in 1924 when the first radio station broadcast the results of the 1924 election so coolidge no one in the radius of the broadcast to hear it because nobody would have had a set-to tune in to listen but they were still broadcasting it. by t

st. james, charles lindbergh, henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the american concept, americanism was finished. he was an archaic system would not work anymore. we needed modern, effective, efficient government. progressivism policy things in the united states at the time there's also rise on theu right about let's get over these niceties and let's go forha strongmen. and in that time radio is hugely disruptive. it created a space in an emotionally connected way that just was not possible before. you could read a william jennings lion speech you might find it thrilling. the people who read he would not be crucified on a cross of gold in the newspaper later glue it had a magnetic effect and dimension the democrats nominated him by acclamation based on one speech. he was not even in the running. the effect would been minimized on theu country. by the 1930s you go from zero radio in america in 19204 when kik a broadcast first radio station broadcast a result of the 19204 election. there was no one in the radius of thehe broadcast to hear it. nobody would've had a set that could have

st. james, charles lindbergh, henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the american concept, americanism, was finished. it was an archaic system that would network anymore. we need a modern effective efficient government. progressivism promised these things in the united states at the time but was also arise on the right about hey, let's get over these niceties and let's go for strongmen. in that time radio was hugely disruptive because it created a space for demagoguery in an emotionally connected way but just wasn't possible before. you bad could read a william jennings bryan speech and you might find thrilling. the peopleeho who read he wouldt cross of goldn a in this paper later, clearly it had a magnetic effect at the convention because the democrats nominate him by acclamation base in one speech. he wasn't even in the running. but its effect would've been minimized around the country. i than 1830s you go for basically zero radio in america, in 1924 when broadcasters radio station broadcast the results of the 1924 election, bill coolidge, there was no one in the radius of the broadc

st. james and charles lindbergh, henry ford a lot of people were of the mind the american concept was finishedit was archaic. we need a modern effective government. so let's get over these niceties within that time radio was hugely disruptive. in any emotionally connected way you could read the william jennings bryan speech and may find it thrilling. those who readr. he would not be crucified on a cross of gold clearly had ati magnetic effect because the democrats nominated him based on one speech he was not even in the running. but the effect would have been minimized around the country. by 1930s going from zero radio in america and then in the radio with the broadcast to hear it. >> but the disruption the hand computers we carry around with more power than apollo that's in the apollo astronauts to the moon, we carry these around and rightly aware now of the huge disruptions that followed. and then radio itself was probably an even greater disruption. and then from the dawn of history. and then our languages the way we understood one another primarily and how wese have to organize ourselves i

so charles county, st mary's, pg county is where the primary enslaved individuals are taken from to work on the capitol, in the white house and i started mapping where are they going? where are the enslavers located? and that helped to create a really interesting thing, a view of where is this labor force coming from and primarily the large regional in addition to southern maryland also virginia as well, and some local in the d.c. area, too. you know what's interesting about that, too, is and i have a question on here that i'm sure will come up later if i look back at it. but i'm going to start with it now. is that by extending reach, extending your research further out, we talk about and i often say this and matthew taught with descendants is not a buzz word for black people and so history is a shared history and history includes enslaved people, free black people, old indigenous people, poor white people, yeoman white farmers and planter, elite. and so by extending out you, you almost have you come across records of other people. and this notion of people being in close proximity to ea

school in st louis woman in teenage girl were shot and killed when a gunman got onto campus this morning. six others were also hurt in the attack before police killed the shooter boxes. charleswatson as the latest a mother hugging her children at the st louis high school after a shooter opened fire on campus monday. officers arrived within a couple of minutes of the called me talk to some of the kids who told them that there was a shooter armed with a long gun. the first shots fired just after nine a.m. at central visual and performing arts high school students sought safety as quickly as they could. some barricading themselves in classrooms, others running out of the building. one of them said it was a student who was doing the shooting. so it was like they behind us, so we just ran real real fast and came here and then we was all just crying and shaking up about it. police say the shooter first caught security guards attention when he tried to enter a locked school building. it's not clear how he got inside officers ultimately caught up to him. upon hearing gunfire. they ran to that gunfire, located the shooter and engage that shooter in exchange of gunfire. the suspect wa

) (dramatic electronic music) - formulated by charles darwin, natural selection is the driving force of evolution. while many individuals perish, species stnment survive and reproduce passing along their advantageous genetic traits to their offspring. these traits like heights, eye color, strength, and even personality are contained in genes. over generations, the process of natural selection perpetually fine tunes the species at the genetic level, helping the individuals to continually adapt to changes in their environment. humans learned to direct this evolutionary process through artificial selection. through the intentional selection of mates, humans facilitated the breeding of animal offspring with desired characteristics. arguably, the first known example of artificial selection happened over 15,000 years ago when humans domesticated the wolf. breeding what we now know today as the dog. in agriculture, artificial selection has improved and even created new fruits and vegetable. through selective breeding for certain traits, th simple wild mustard plant was transformed into cauliflower, cabbage, and even broccoli. but even artificial

st louis. police say the shooter shot and killed a woman and then a teenage girl also injured about six others before police shot him dead boxes. charles watson has one student's story about the frightening moments today. a mother hugging her children out of st louis high school after a shooter opened fire on campus monday. officers arrived within a couple of minutes of the calls , talked to some of the kids who told them that there was a shooter armed with a long gun. the first shots fired just after nine a.m. at central visual and performing arts high school students sought safety as quickly as they could some barricading themselves in classrooms. others running out of the building. one of them said it was a student who was doing the shooting. so we was like behind us, so we just ran real real fast and came here and then we were all just crying and shaking up about it. police say the shooter first caught security guards attention when he tried to enter a locked school building. it's not clear how he got inside officers ultimately caught up to him. upon hearing gunfire. they ran to that gunfire, located the shooter and engage that sho

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. >> jake ward and charles coleman, thank you so much. >>> an elementary school in st.adioactive waste on that school's grounds. the school, jana elementary school, is located near a creek which was contaminated by nuclear waste during world war ii. the school board made the announcement on tuesday. students will switch to virtual learning and will be redistricted to other schools after the thanksgiving break. they got to clean that up. >>> the iranian rock climber who got international attention for competing without wearing a head scarf is back in iran this morning. will she be safe there? e safe te t keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly

box news charles watson has the latest a mother hugging her children at the st louis high school afteropened fire on campus monday. officers arrived within a couple of minutes of the called they talked to some of the kids who told them that there was a shooter armed with a long gun. the first shots fired just after nine a.m. at central visual and performing arts high school students sought safety as quickly as they could. some barricading themselves in classrooms, others running out of the building. one of them said it was a student who was doing the shooting. so it was like they behind us. so we just wearing real real fast and came here and then we were all just crying and shaking up about it. police say the shooter first caught security guards attention when he tried to enter a locked school building. it's not clear how he got inside officers ultimately caught up to him. upon hearing gunfire. they ran to that gunfire, located the shooter and engage that shooter in, uh, exchange of gunfire. the suspect was struck and transported from this location, and that suspect has since been pron

st. petersburg. today, the new prime ministers of great britain, rishonok, received the official approval of king charles to form the cabinet of ministers before this, the predecessor of the sunnakalist trass, who lasted less than 50 days in the chair of the head of government, received an audience with the monarch. here in this leapfrog prime ministers. sometimes the university somehow completely forgot about the local trainee of the famous cat. larry obviously stopped after him follow and he is all unkempt. by the way, our correspondent, and liza herzen met him today near the residence at the post of street and noted that he was really not well-groomed aimlessly leaning around the streets and now the continuation of the topic is a report from herpes. you won’t praise yourself, no one will praise the passion of the farewell speech, she didn’t apologize for anything, on the contrary, she noted the merits of her catastrophic, as it is called in the british press, and the shortest premiership in history, she praised herself for the fact that she had nothing to do with her has nothing to do with the funeral

well, for the second merit ask what you want the reforms of peter i the birth of st. petersburg, glorious victory over charlestle, perhaps, ivan fell out of love with his mary. whether he is building the temple that he promised the tsar, whether the brothers will measure the cathedral - this is also about the era, great achievements and a life story of ambition, patience, faith and love. i kept waiting for you to come. sonechka, i'll come to you. now we need to go on this dear friends. today i say goodbye to you. have a nice day. see you friday morning in the rubric. this is a movie on channel one. in kyiv, assessed the damage caused by energy infrastructure of ukraine with high-precision strikes by the russian army. according to the relevant minister , almost a third of the generating capacities have been put out of action, the official said on the internet to the cnn tv channel in kiev. with no light at all. in ukraine, there are settlements in more than 10 regions where energy-intensive enterprises operate intermittently. almost half of all trains run delays since monday, russian troops are attacking milit

st and really that blows. [applause] guests, people think it is cologne but it is actually stinking rich poster making money out foxbusiness, charlese is like a fasfa, italian ant goes too fast for a normalrmal conversation. emily campagno.g: [applause] s she is like a fresh sheet ofd paper,re wipes, blank and readyo cut you. fox news contributor kat timpf. and sleeping dog ss let him liv. my massive cup sidekick and the champion tyrus. [applause] charles, as always you look fantastic.am >> thank youaz very much for. >> amazing tie and jacket ensemble. i like the little handkerchief to that is a nice touch for. >> that is whimsical. >> it is whimsically bring a smile to my face. this is an obvious question, when somebody is consulate labeling everyone is racist people who are off the hook for the real racists. like brianle kilmeade. [laughter] you hit it right on thknowe hea. a lot of these folks is about money and power. i remember the day after president obama was elected the naacp set out a bunch of e-mails thing is going to get worse now. this major milestone.th but ifis you take away this coue would have what power source to t

st. systems and if possible they are needed in the coming months, dear friends, mrs. prime minister of tras, mr. prime minister of labor, mr. prime minister, mr. kishina, mr. dear presidents, charlesr ursula von der lalm, i am asking you to strengthen the overall effort to help financially to create an air shield for ukraine, millions of people will be grateful to the group of seven for such help. the second point is the territorial integrity of ukraine. this is also an element of our peace formula and it is logically combined with the third point with punishment, which is an integral element of any peace formulas, who started the armed aggression, that international criminal, that must be condemned , the protection of the territorial integrity of ukraine is the protection of the entire international legal order, starting from the un charter, various potential aggressors in the world are now watching the reaction of democracy to the farce of a pseudo-referendum and attempted annexation arranged by russia, russia must be completely isolated and punished punished and political and sanctioned i thank our european friends for the 80 promotional package but look at the eight package is

meet king charles the 3rd and will hand over her and documents to him, essentially officially ending for tenure as prime minister. let's go to andrew simmons who's outside on attending moon st. forest. andrew, you heard that speech? what was there in that for you? well i think the body language and the way she delivered it is, is the stand out to start with was probably the most flu until thoughts of sounding prime minister. we've heard yet from her. she didn't apologize for what she done. she outlined a lot of the points that she, she sold herself on in the hustings of in lea a campaign debates her. 2 back in the summer, we shouldn't be daunted, she said, we simply can't afford to be a low growth company. we need to be bold by the challenge in the challenges we face . and she talked to the huge divides in different parts of the country. leveling up that policy years and she also talks of rex it. she thought she emphasized the point that some people could have more powers because of breakfast that she and basically infer the breadth of the the advantages of breaks it. and this is controversial, stuff hadn't really been picked up upon. and also she made references to lower t

st. louis fed president jim bullard speaking exclusively to bloomberg's kathleen hays. for more on the fed let's bring in chief asia economic correspondent enda curran. we also heard from chicago's charlesut needing fed policy to be at a restrictive level in order for inflationary pressures to not broaden out. is there anything new that stands out in all of this fed speech now? enda: there are comments alluding to the idea that it will come off the boil. you heard mr. buller talk about it being the year of disinflation, markets are price for a big inflation slowdown. some of that is base effect. even though these officials are saying next year inflation will come off the boil, right now, right now their focus remains especially on core inflation. neel kashkari overnight talking about core inflation at 6.6%, 40 are high due to increases of food and energy cost, that's nowhere near he wanted to be. he was talking about, for example, even if there is a window to slow down, he wants to air on the side of doing more with interest rate hikes and less in order to ensure that inflation has come back under control. yes, you can argue the economic point of when it will come off the boil next year

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