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to the or she just because of the size of the delegation. china does traditionally st. quite a lot of people, i guess the disappointment in both cases is that is the seniority of the delegation change in while china's absolutely veteran climate negotiators is present. but it's a vice minister who's actually leading the delegation. on the other side we have john kerry who is shaken, was equivalent, and president biden is actually coming unlike she can pin he, he didn't come for the, the opening because as we know, there is a rather important political event going on at home, which will also affect the climate depending on how it turns out, but he is good to turn out. so i think actually what china has is a steady commitment since the beginning, though not always a very constructive one. where is the united states comes in and out, depending on what's happening and domestic politics. and this is a perfect illustration of it. and are right now us china relations are not that great. but what does it mean when they have decided they're not going to talk about climate change? give us a sense of the consequ

agreement on st-2 and immediately begin to develop an agreement on st-3 with european forces, yours and ours . who then could have guessed that 40 s a few years later, in december 2021, president biden will even refuse to discuss guarantees of mutual security between russia and the united states in europe; however, incredible political flexibility, the ability to easily change one’s previous opinion to the exact opposite, is another distinguishing feature of biden. in 1994, he co-sponsored one of the toughest anti-crime bills, and less than 30 years later he succumbed to the demands of the black live meter rioters to cut police funding. biden is a long-liver, uh, in american politics , many years passed and these statements stopped, and the political what does militants do in such a case? he said, if i knew then, if i could, of course, i would not have said this. why did he say this, you know, well, not with some such great anguish that his conscience tormented him incredibly, but he said it convincingly enough so that it was clear that he would not speak like that, that he would no longer behave like that . it differed

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president of the new york fed, who is a number three in the hierarchy of fed powerbrokers, i guess, and jim bullard of stlouis fed, even will brainard who has been viewed as more of a dove lately, after the fed minutes last week, everybody said the fed looks more dovish, they are willing to taper now, and saying some of them will be more restrictive on the rate, but the majority want to see this taper now. with john williams saying inflation is way too high, unemployment may have to go up to 5%, he says the key rate needs to be more restrictive and did not give a level, but jim bullard did, he said maybe to the range of 5%-7%. that is a bit more hawkish than he has been. tom barkin put himself squarely in the middle when he spoke to us in terms of yes, he's ready to taper and he thinks we need to be more restrictive. he's clearly worried that the risk here is inflation that is proof stubbornly high. let's listen to what he said. >> inflation has been stubborn or than i would like. i start with the idea of getting control over inflation, and as long as inflation stays elevated , it just makes the case to

guess . it was another competitor perhaps. dmitri a a zar here difrazat this cannot be in order to pack a difrazar you need a person with a very high qualification. believe me. st's wort is never wrong. it turns out that i had to transfer the scientific development in beijing. no, and who is dad granny and why does he speak so little with us , but he only speaks in pictures. after all , people don’t talk like that, ordinary people don’t talk like that, he is special with us. he tells with his pictures all that he sees come on, here, and sometimes even that which is still hidden from us. what is daddy coming? it's for sure though we will stick out, finally humanly, but you and i will sleep in turn. you think we are still being threatened. is this will the nightmare never end? no, why will it end, when will the diffuser be in a safe place? my people have found the girl from vikhovo village. well, you see, it means that my tip turned out to be correct. but when, but only you did not say that you entered into negotiations with the chinese. they got to the girl before my people. it’s even interesting how much you got from the chinese for the goods, huh? now that's a

photoshoot in lenin hall in london and, the lamp, i guess , london and, the lamp, i guess, and i had my glass of wine and styes, george and the press of the whipped it out of my hair and said no, no you can't , you know, was a white can't, you know, was a white light. really. yes. when you got elected, peter as it were, to ukip has got elected to the london assembly . we've been london assembly. we've been through wave after wave of devolution in this country, you know, with the scottish parliament welsh assembly that's now a parliament. the restructure sharing in northern ireland that was never opened . ireland that was never opened. stormont but a london assembly . stormont but a london assembly. and now, you know in the budget last week talking about mayors for southwark and goodness what else being serious when i else i am being serious when i say i'll bet you very people are watching or listening now have any what the london assembly does even if they live and vote in london . so there you were you in london. so there you were you know on a taxpayers salary of 4550 grand a year. i it was 55 i again wor

photoshoot in lenin hall in london and, the lamp, i guess , london and, the lamp, i guess, and i had my glass of wine and styes, george and the press of the whipped it out of my hair and said no, no you can't , you know, was a white can't, you know, was a white light. really. yes. when you got elected, peter as it were, to ukip has got elected to the london assembly . we've been london assembly. we've been through wave after wave of devolution in this country, you know, with the scottish parliament welsh assembly that's now a parliament. the restructure sharing in northern ireland that was never opened . ireland that was never opened. stormont but a london assembly . stormont but a london assembly. and now, you know in the budget last week talking about mayors for southwark and goodness what else being serious when i else i am being serious when i say i'll bet you very people are watching or listening now have any what the london assembly does even if they live and vote in london . so there you were you in london. so there you were you know on a taxpayers salary of 4550 grand a year. i it was 55 i again wor

i'm guessing fed up i need to stop mad doing and depressing. net fighting against sexism, violence, and full access to abortion. pressure from the st. a successful opposition is on the rise. fed up with menchie's dogs november 25th on d, w. with a d. w. news line from bombay and russia accused of trying to freeze you crate into submission. president lance he urges the un security council to condemn what he calls energy tara. after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks, knocking out heating.

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i guess they have an agreement with bush of st. louis and they are taking budweiser out of the stadium and it is going nonalcoholic. if you are a fighting buffalo from boulder, you know the only alcohol is beer. >> the breaking news is not how much they spends, it is that they are not going to allow alcohol. >> i want jon ferro to go over this seriously wonderful knowledge and i'm going to go watch every moment of every game. you and me, glued to this is where will be. we are glued right now to get you started strong. we have the global investment officer from deutsche bank with a real holistic view of where we are and how to recalibrate. christian, how do you recalibrate into 2023? >> i think you mentioned inflation already. that would be a main and very important topic. what you see is inflation will come down so we probably have seen the peak in the u.s.. we have not seen the peak in europe so there is more to come. then there is the reaction function that will be the main topic. from our point of view, we have to be careful. th

and so my guess is that there's a concern inside the regime that once it gets old enough, they need to work pictures on until that object assess serious st. use agency reports for sirian soldiers have been killed in israel. yes. rags, military posts in the central and western regions were hits, including in homes and the provinces of hammer and natasha. israel has been mounting attacks against iran backed forces deployed in those areas. kenneth, formerly to whom kenyata and wanders present. paul, her gamier, calling for a cease fire in easton democratic republic of congo fighters from the armed group. m 23 have made major gains in recent weeks. advancing towards the eastern city of gama. malcolm way past the latest from a few could ominous from the fighting. the front line is about 5 kilometers further north of where we are down. this road does a checkpoint here, man by congress, the soldiers. there are some un peacekeepers here as well. and the congress forces on m 23, a holding that positions this follows kenya's foreign ministry saying that the former canyon president who re kenyatta, whose facilitating regional piece talks in a state

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st. louis -- i never think about a turkey as a huggable animal, but look at this guy. are all turkey is like -- i don't know. >> i'm going to guesseak, but i mean, that would look pretty docile. spencer: i never thought about hugging a turkey until i saw that. i was laughing at it at first, but now it seems like a cool thing to do. >> i would feel too guilty to pet it. >> don't say it. don't say it. don't say it. >> now onto christmas and a new holiday release from miller lite. the beer brand says a christmas tree keg stand is perfect for keeping your tree fresh. it is designed to fit around a quarter barrel keg and is compatible with the tree up to five feet tall, 150 pounds with lights and ornaments. it costs $49.99. the keg is not included. this has your name ridden all over -- written all over it. larry: i was intrigued, but when i saw keg not included, what are we really paying for their? i guess it would be cool to invite people over and get beer out of your christmas tree if that is something you aspire to do, but it seems like they should have the whole kit, you get everything, maybe pay a little more money if that is som

>> it was the first addition, it came out, i guess, in the lee evening of november 2nd, which was the day of the election. he is showing that paper in the stn november 4th. i think it was -- who made that mistake. anyhow, he is showing that paper on november 4th, his wife had just passed it to him, he was so surprised, and so elated, he had to show it to everybody. >> that is a very very famous picture. here's some folks in your profession, reporters doing their job as close to the candidate where the president as they could with their gear right there. doing their filing. will move through this rather quickly because i know we're running out of time, here's president eisenhower hosting mr. churchill. eisenhower campaigning, you can see that the safety was not a priority for people watching the president give a speech, there is people on the roof. this is president eisenhower's funeral train. this is the baggage car that bob referenced earlier. he wanted to be in a plane casket and travel is any other servicemen or woman would travel after they passed away. and his wish was granted. here they are, you will notice the contrast between this

guess we're all interested to see. what are we different 250 exhibits from the large-scale collection of the ethnographic museum of st. it is 120 years old and in sovereign belarus its jewelry masterpieces. he represents for the first time the fact that all jewelry is amulets initially and therefore all peoples. if you look, in principle, they tried to decorate themselves initially, as if the decoration of the ears was approximately the same, so that it means that all kinds of impure forces of the fingers, all kinds of necklaces, necklines, shirts did not pass through the ears. he could. here is how, for example, russian and belarusian ukrainian culture was also decorated with embroidery, which was also a kind of protection. jewelry tradition of more than 40 peoples, when it is a huge russian empire. here you will learn that the caucasian people cultivated the north of russia and preferred pearls to baltic jewelry. you will not see amber. but you will find out what their carnelian brooches served as a prototype for and tied up their favorite stones in central asia, so gold was preferred on the territory of azerbaijan

suspect as 22 year old anderson lee, all rich, i guess they have identified and police say they found at least two guns at the scene of that mass shooting. st is already preparing for its traditional thanksgiving meals and deliveries, volunteers started putting together hundreds of care packages that included food, personal hygiene kits and warm clothing. and they're going to be handing those out in st anthony's giving thanks on golden gate avenue block party that starts on tuesday, st anthony's leaders say the giveaway is an important way to help the community and build stronger relationships with donors, volunteers and people in need. it feels really good to give back. that's what we are here for. that is our mission is to create a society where all people can flourish. and as part of that, um, giving back to our neighbors in need on thanksgiving is just near and dear to our hearts and we just want to build a stronger community, particularly here in the tenderloin, so we feel blessed to be able to give back to those in need on thanksgiving . more than 300. guests are expected at tuesday's block party and thousands of others are expected t

and so my guess is that there's a concern inside the regime that once is kids are old enough. they need to get pictures gone, and so that's probably what the says. furious st news agency reports for syrian soldiers had been killed in israeli as strikes military posts in the central and western regions were hate including in homes and the provinces, hammer and attack. yeah. israel has been mounting attacks against iran back to forces deployed in those areas. turkey has inaugurated or new housing settlement inferior, northwestern italy province, which is held by the opposition turkish praise and worship typewriter on hope. this will encourage 1000000 to 4000000 syrian refugees to return home, then a hard re for somebody stumbled. well, how much? hello has called turkey or home. since he left syria, 6 years ago, he decided to leave after the government we gain control of a level returning is not an option for those who support the opposition. but mama tells us they're no longer welcome here. looks at she is saudi in syrians into kia, are afraid, at any time they could face a problem or be center areas in northern syria, went to kia is preparing homes from par

guess is what i am sang. if all you need to do is say we have a dollars worth of st and you do not even need to ink about the benefits on the other side, every immigrio policy you let in. you let in fewer people, is going to have some effect on a state'fial condition. maybe they will get less or more x dollars. maybe they will have to spend lessor more money. i mean, ersingle immigration policy. not to mention, all the otr policies in the world that if the state mein and says, i've got a dollars worth of costs cashow you, we are going to be in this situation erevery administration is confronted by suits buyspa suits by states that can bring a policy to a dead halt, to a dead stop by just showing a dollars worth of costs? general stone: two points. thfit, i cannot speak for all states. even though 37 of them are participating in this case and none have adopted the united states theory of standing. texas has more of half of the southern border -- justice kan: that is not a response to my question. this i't anything that has to do with this administration. some other administration will co io california, solici

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