[ bell rings ] [ murmuring ] hey, stan! stan hold up! what?s, richie rich! [ laughter ] i did it! i called stan richie rich, too! that was fun! stan, you've got to stop bragging about your toilet. i'm not bragging about my toilet! and why is it such a big deal anyway? it's a big deal, stan. you just don't understand why. have you ever asked yourself why we use toilet paper? we're told to wash our hands... wear masks in crowds... but for some reason, when it comes to wiping our ass, we're told to do it with this little piece of paper. we are all -- all of us -- walking around right now with a little bit of shit smeared on our buttholes. did you know that 70% of people in the world don't even use it at all? 70% of the world doesn't use toilet paper? look it up. most people in the world still use good ol' soap and water. the average american uses 140 rolls of toilet paper per year. can you even begin to imagine how many trees that is? to supply the united states its toilet paper, it takes 31.1 million trees per year. a million acres per year of p

stan: that's right.n you have an amazing talent and the interest out there, we are seeing demand come through for consumers wanting to see some of their heroes up close and live and that live action of being at the event was clearly irreplaceable and that is coming through in the demand signals we have. katie: it will be interesting to see whether that is sustainable and whether that momentum continues to build as the season goes on. let's talk about the international expansion you mentioned and your plans to do that. why is now the right time? stan: i think when you look at life events, it is not just a domestic level of interest. if you look at other industry sources and others who participated, you will see strong double-digit growth for other platforms that already participate internationally. when you look at what we started last year with acquisitions and the leading japanese marketplace, tons of interest. when we look at our ability to compete with the proposition of what our platform offers, loya

but only stan herman made a career out of it.t struck me about those uniforms was that they look like clothes. >> they are clothes. you just hit the nail on the head. that's why stan herman has been very, very successful. >> reporter: how is this for success? herman designed what's arguably the most iconic recognizable uniform ever made. this one, for the golden arches that debuted in 1976. ♪ he has been designing for jetblue since the beginning and for fedex for 44 years. every day of carolyn's 28-year career as fedex courier, she has worn a stan herman design. and how does it feel? >> comfortable. yeah, i feel like a superhero when i put this on. >> did you hear that? >> they are very modern. i even have customers that want to wear it. >> reporter: why do you think that is? >> i think i look good in the uniform. >> it's great. >> reporter: and because stan herman is the people's designer -- >> he is here in the studio, our good friend stan herman. >> reporter: he also sells loungewear on qvc. >> it is funny that the end of my l

the price for the winner in this match is stan _ price for the winner in this match is stan wawrinkat will be another big occasion. andy murray could not beat him last iii-ht andy murray could not beat him last night but _ andy murray could not beat him last night but cameron norrie would very much _ night but cameron norrie would very much hope _ night but cameron norrie would very much hope that he is able to win his nratch— much hope that he is able to win his match against the russian. he is the higher— match against the russian. he is the higher ranked player and set up around — higher ranked player and set up around two meeting with stan wawrinka on wednesday. no problems for defending women's champion iga swiatek. doing what she normally does, typically brilliant performance. already a three—time shipping and i don't _ already a three—time shipping and i don't think— already a three—time shipping and i don't think we'll ever see anybody when _ don't think we'll ever see anybody when 14— don't think we'll ever see anybody when 14 french open titles a guinness _ when 14 french o

all generations of the stan village have always taken care of the temple.mple was not saved from looting. many vintage the icons were stolen then, in the temple there was something for hunters of ancient icons to profit from, and so they profited. in the temple. place on likhoslav land. by the way, a traditional wooden korean house is also different from the design of a russian hut. it's a five-wall building, the house always has high windows, and instead of a porch there are boulders. and there is no foundation for the house; it stands on rocks. yes, this is how they built it in northern europe. another village where karelians, interpreters, have lived for four hundred years. we looked into a traditional house where an ordinary karelian family lives. usually this that means... hard-working, not knowing what laziness is, creative, and also very hospitable, preparations were in full swing in the house for the holiday, tomorrow's karelian pie festival, the gate, this very gate should become the main character of the holiday, so the hostess anna spent the whol

[gunfire] stan? stan?distinct chatter, pa announcement] [somber music] ♪ ♪ - and now, ladies and gentlemen, here he is, the once and future president of the united states of america! [cheers and applause] - thank you. i am here today for those who have been wronged. [cheering] for those who have been betrayed. and let me tell you that nobody in this country has been betrayed more than my ricky rick. - huh? what? [confused clamoring] - rick, i am so sorry. and if you are out there, i want you to know that i love you. you are the only thing that keeps me from doing all this stupid stuff. when i met you, i felt in control of myself for the first time. there has never been anyone who calmed me down more than my little ricky bear. you are my boo. - did he just say that rick is his boo? - the truth is, some of us simply can't be alone. we need a relationship so that we're accountable to someone. i realize now how broken i am without that person who keeps me from destroying myself. - sh-sharon? - and all i've eve

not directly related to what happens to financial conditions in realtime so i actually agree with stanhat i think that the fed has become a little bit too transparent, too much like a desk economist, if you will, in constant commentary. so i'd agree with him on that. but i don't think chair powell made a material mistake at all back in december with the rhetorical pivot it was time for him to do that could he have done it a little bit more suddenly? yeah, but it was important for him to do that. >> part of what paul's talking about is he was saying maybe we need to get rid of forward guidance i don't think if you think that's friend or foe of the fed's or if that matters much right now. should they be talking about cuts here or not >> forward guidance was a tool that was constructed when we were at the zero lower down to try and flatten the curve and find ways to deal with being at the effective lower bound, just like asset purchases were. from all accounts, when we moved substantially away from the lower bound, we were going to a abandon those tools. because the majority of easing was

stan served in the marine cove for 20 years. and nancy is an air force veteran.hey are also the parents of second lieutenant sean martineau of the naval academy class of 2022. and of ensign thomas martineau of the class of 2023. and of christopher and kelly, who will be commissioned today as ensigns. that an outstanding military family. (lso is every other family here today. you can feel the pride in the sailors and marines. that's because of of loved ones and sponsors here today. graduates, their values guided you. their encouragement fuel due and their love sustained you. so, your day is also their day. of 2024, please stand up. face your families and give them a round of applause. [applause] okay, take seats. this is a great day and a proud day. but it's also a day of reflection and remembrance. i know that two of your own are no lonr with us. so i would ask that we take a moment to luke byrd and midshipman mason halsey. we are all deeply grateful that the byrd and halsey families are here with us today. i want to say a few words about the challenges facing am

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stan wawrinka in the next round.one and defending champion iga swiatek looked really strong, as she eased into round two. swiatek is bidding for a fourth title in five years and she needed little over an hour to beat leolia jeanjean of france, losing just three games on the way. next up for the pole is the four—time grand slam champion naomi osaka. top seed novak djokovic gets his french open campaign under way on tuesday against frenchman pierre—hugues herbert. incredibly, the 24—time grand slam winner has yet to reach a final in 202a. i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say, — i almost feel a bit embarrassed to say, with my expectations are, — to say, with my expectations are, anything but a title for me is— are, anything but a title for me is not_ are, anything but a title for me is not satisfactory. it always— me is not satisfactory. it always has been like that. i know— always has been like that. i know it _ always has been like that. i know it might sound arrogant to a lot _ know it might sound arrogant to a lot

russell, stan wawrinka for murray, both three—time grand slam—winners.r means murray will have the same man three times in a row at roland—garros will so they met in the 2017 finals which stan wawrinka one before it murray's hip acted up. they played in 2020 and i'm not letting them and now has from the same man again. we know andy murray has had problems with his ankle but they have since recovered well but has not been able to make any impact in the first couple of tournaments back on clay. let's not forget that stan wawrinka, brilliant man that he is, is now 39 and is actuallyjust to 2—level match winners all season. katie boulter is the highest—ranked british player, but she's got a tough—looking path in the first week. seated for the first time in the grand slam, but her reward is probably the wrong word. she is up against an unseeded player but is a former world number two and katie bolter has never played in the main draw at the french before. harriet darr also in the draw for great britain, tom starke for her against a highly rated playerfrom bri

. >> stan drucker miller, he trimmed his nvidia stock. a long-term believer in it but the flipside, others who say it is not hyped enough relative to what ai will deliver. that was eric schmidt as well, ai is under-hyped. >> i have sympathy for the view you can make money with things obvious in the long term. i don't think the nvidia trade is over. that would not be the one i would lighten. i feel like that is one that benefits the most and has the most upside on revenue. i would lighten other ai stuff. >> let's get specific. you don't shy away from giving specific. which one would you lighten up? >> a lot of semis that don't benefit as much as nvdia , they are up a lot. long-term, you want exposure. semi-cap equipment is up too much. all great business that will benefit but, if i have a 1500 base exposure in my portfolio and five or six names like this, nvdia would not be my first choice to lighten. >> jensen will be on overtime tomorrow. >> speaking of declines day over day, me and him in 25 hours. >> i always remind people, i don't tak

he played stan wawrinka, now stan is 39 years old, so he's two years older than andy.his game. so andy lost in straight sets to stan wawrinka. first round of the french open. so that's another other major tournament that's gone by another grand slam that's gone by. hopefully we're going to see that. there we're going to see that. there we are. now this is that stan in the yellow shorts andy at the other end. look at those matching yellow shorts and yellow shoes there. and there we are. that's the winning point . are. that's the winning point. now stan goes up to andy, two old boys together . what are they old boys together. what are they talking about? so is it. look, mate , i'm going to retire at the mate, i'm going to retire at the end of the year. what about you? yeah. not really sure. may give it another go, stan , you beat me it another go, stan, you beat me three times in a row. i'm not very happy about it, but i'll look like i'm happy. so there we are. they're having a long chat there at the net. and usually you just get. that's it. >> obviously, i think there's

benyamin netanyahu hit back on social media saying that he was going going to swap hamas—stan for palas—stanhority that rules in the west bank. that's the most public row at the heart of the israeli government that we have seen since this war began. in the meantime efforts to try and improve the provision of aid to the gaza strip are going to take a little notch up in the coming days because a pontoon bridge which the american military has been putting together along with a floating platform that's going to set out several kilometres off the coast of gaza is all now ready and being towed to the coast of gaza where it should be in action within the coming days. a british ship carrying aid in the form of plastic sheeting and temporary shelter equipment is on its way from cyprus and could be among the first pallets of aid to be delivered to gaza. joining me live is aaron david miller, a seniorfellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace and a former us state department official. gallant openly criticizing netanyahu for not having a strategy for the day after in gaza. how unusual is

the presidents of member states bella roost cargo, stan and tacket catholic stan are all here to mark the occasion as well as well as the armenian prime minister who is actually chairing this meeting. so, and on top of that, we've also seen a invitation sent to the president of cuba and is becca stand as observers to this event. so this is really something that is of serious importance all across the multiple world. though in many things, britain is up to speed that some correspondence on the course of keeping on things . how many, thanks for joining us, this wednesday of next season. lavelle with the latest episode of cross to kendall with a dock with more news in about 30 minutes months from now the the, the, the beauty of the story, the luck of the other on the board or storing yourself originally, you spoke to the senior boy mean you will not show any of the gentle facility based in yet periods, which are likely to escape photos than any village industry to look at the ground up steel bundle ski at the at the site. the goal at the smith looked at the new. yeah, that is that satell

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mexico border and then that is followed by gun violence, standing in the world of the united united stan access and then the issues of concerning israel and hamas. that's the list. you may pick one of those as a top issue for you this election year, maybe other issue you want to add to that list. you can call us 202-748-8000 for democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans and independents 202-748-8002. as you called to let you know what to expect during the course of today at 10:00 right after this program its priorities of the united nations. that will feature ambassadorat dennis francis of term debt a debacle, u.s. general assume the president as the national pss club if yous want to learn aboa those issues you can see thatn a main channel c-span, c-span now is her out and is always you can follow along at c-span.org if you're interested in that topic. your top issue, thisc. election cycle, crystal starts us off in north dakota, republican lie. good morning and thanks for calling. >> caller: good morning, thanknk you. to meet the things go support his foreign policy. we are a superpower an

well, thank you, stan , thank you so thank you, stan, thank you so much for joining thank you, stan,lk us through all of that, thank you very much. stan rawlinson, dog trainer, behavioural specialist . trainer, behavioural specialist. lots of you getting in touch about this, kim says it's not the dogs that need culling. it's the dogs that need culling. it's the irresponsible breeders and owners. william said they tried to call badgers, but that just drove them underground . owen drove them underground. owen says culling the breeds won't work because the kind of people who have xl bullies will just move on to another type of dog. yes you might be right with that, and, extinct , commander that, and, extinct, commander says, i think i'll stick to my border collie . so there you go. border collie. so there you go. i'll stick with my cockapoo. >> yeah, there you go. there you go. well, dogs. dogs are bred to be gentle. perhaps more advisable, but coming up, the royal marines have staged an amphibious beach landing. but don't worry, it was only a re—enactment of the d—day anniversary. much

stan, whoever wins. >> senator, thank you so much. appreciate you. come in coming up, dip president biden's very public shipped on israel in an interview with our own erin burnett hey. issue even harder for him politically senator chris murphy is here live plus a headache in the 2024 campaign. how rfk jr. is caused nothing one, i've just for joe biden, but it seems donald trump our panel will weigh in moscow pistorius was at the absolute peak of his celebrity in olympic heroes, shocking murder trial, we learned of a much darker individual, how we'd really happen with jesse l. >> martin tonight at nine on cnn start your day with nature me, the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin supplement brand not flossing well, then add the wo of listerine to your routine. new science shows. listerine is five times more effective than plus et reducing class above the gum line for it cleaner, healthier mouth this three, feel the world. >> did you know there's no t in skechers when he told about rodolphe is always been schedule c and these sketches snippy is te

danger, a rainy until maker ali a bossy and its sort of the making of a monster it as far as of aston. stan as a young donald trump in the seventy's and eighty's, was there taken under the wing of the button and the various a lawyer roy cohen played by a jeremy strong this a bill is kind of a street bio pick, but the also a bit of a social satire and it really straight forward with audiences here was very, very popular. i'm not so popular with the trump campaign. they have issued a cease and desist letter against the producers of this bill. try the block, it's released in the us thing. it paints an unfair and maybe illegal portrait of, of donald trump. so we have to see the film doesn't yet have a us distribution. and we have to see these legal actions will prevent it from being released in the united states. though the producers the say they are confident that will be released there and could even have an impact on us elections . scott roswell, as always many, many thanks to football now. and buyer labor causing already made history the season as they were crowned german boone just like a

people in a scanner stan had been burying their dent after devastating flooding. the world health organization says a number of people killed has now passed 330. the w h shows that the fonts had left many more homeless and with severely disruptive transportation, water supplies, and sewage systems, the death toll has risen for 7 after a bus crash and the russian city of st. petersburg on friday. c. c t. v. show the vehicle driving a radically before plunging into the river. police are investigating media quoted. the driver as wife is saying he was forced to drive long shift without dressed up to 50000. demonstrators have rallied in the george and capital to the leasing. it's another night of protest against a russian style for an influenza bill. they like and the bill to one introduced and rushed on by vladimir putin, which critics say has been used to suppress, defend the ruling. george and dream party is currently forcing the legislation through parliament despite months of protest. israel has launch strikes and gaza after expanding its evacuation order for roug

he was beaten in straight sets by another former grand slam champion stan wawrinka at roland garros. expect to carry on playing much beyond this summer. four—time grand slam winner naomi osaka is through to the second round after beating lucia bronzetti in three sets. she's never been past the third round at roland garros before. elsewhere, 2017 winner jelena ostapenko is through after beating jacqueline cristian. kolkata knight riders have won the indian premier league for a third time, beating sunrisers hyderabad in a one—sided final in chennai. mitchell starc proved why he'd become the most expensive player in ipl history. the australian fast bowler providing an opening spell that helped the knight riders bowl their opponents out for just 113, the lowest total in the history of the competition's finals. the kolkata batters then rattled off their target injust over 10 overs to win by 8 wickets. it has been an enjoyable nine weeks with these guys. i'll be back if they want me back and i am grateful for the opportunity. it's been great to see the success of the club and the success o

, thatis unfortunately, past their prime, that is not a blockbuster tie in the opening round —— —— stanar warm, and they have a combined age of 76, but what first round draw. a lot of history and roland garros, in fact. wawrinka against murray will be the third match in a row from murray's perspective and roland garros. he will remember the 2017 meeting with very, very mixed feelings, because of the semifinal, he nearly made the final a second year in a row, having beaten wawrinka 12 months earlier, but having had problems with his hip clear in that we could that fifth set of the semifinal of the hip pretty much seized up, he was not want to —— able to sleep that night, that match was never the same again. curious, seven years later, yes, probably in his final summer the bit still out there and so try to be a 39—year—old shows no signs of retiring any time soon. 39-year-old shows no signs of retiring any time soon. russell else catches your _ retiring any time soon. russell else catches your eye — retiring any time soon. russell else catches your eye on _ retiring any time soon. russell

well, you can listen to andy murray's match with stan wawrinka from the french open on radio 5 live ande throughout the tournament. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. slovenia's taday pogarcher has been crowned champion of cycling's first grand tour of the year, the giro d'italia which ended in rome. belgium's tim merlier beat jonathan milan to the stage victory. colombia's dani martinez was second overall with britain's geraint thomas completing the podium. dutch rider lorena viebers made it a hat—trick of stage victories at ride london classique to win the race for the third time in her career. lizzie deignan was the highest placed british rider finishing eighteenth overall. after crashing out on the final lap of yesterday's sprint race world champion francesco bagnaia bounced back to snatch victory at the catalunya motogp. the italian passed championship leaderjorge marteen with five laps to go and his third victory of the season cut the gap to the spaniard to 39 points. at the great manchester run, kenyan vincent ngetich won the men's 10

stan welcome to the show.en the ltn was introduced and how it's impacted you ? and how it's impacted you? >> the ltn was introduced three and a half years ago. >> i've been in kingsway since i was 19. i'm 81 years of age. i'm a butcher and our tray, our footfall has gone down 30. so 30% have gone down. >> and how much money would you say that's cost you, stan? >> oh, a lot of money. >>— >> oh, a lot of money. >> a lot, probably six grand a week . week. >> six grand a week. okay. and so you've presumably. well, i know you've been having a long running beef. pardon the pun, with the local business improvement district in kings heath. what have you said to them? you've made your you made your case on facts. what do they said they would do? presumably they've ignored you. >> well, no one has done a consultation in three and a half years to ask the business how they're doing . not one person. they're doing. not one person. >> we've got lots of businesses closing. >> they've just put the today . >> they've just put

the debate everyone's been having the past 24 hours stan drukenmiller,

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club managers to get oli watkins from villa province, watkins is this person. 19 goals scored for stanvilla played a big role in winning the champions league quota for this team. núñez scored a total of 11 goals for liverpool and sardar on the way to fabrizio's la liga romano, the italian journalist, said that the loan appearance of to a strom will end this week and sevilla is a serious client of this player. according to romano , there is a possibility that sardar will be in the series in the next season as well. stay safe , but you are in another team, daoud moradi, radio and television news agency. well, we are going to talk about it, and now the fans of esteghlal and the esteghlal team, mr. vermaziar, have joined us and we want to talk about their team. al-rahim, i say hello to mr. yasrin, dear mr. behzad, my good friend and all my dear viewers, i would like to talk to you. mr. d kardan about the police press team and about esteghlal. now they are talking about esteghlal . i want you to talk about your team and see how the situation was. now let's get to the game on saturday. well,

as stan was talking about with semis, and you mentioned, semis is key here, because you don't know where revenues ar going to end up getting distributed and over what time period people are investing in the pipes, which is semis and power generation so, for the near term, those stocks that are probably more important. we're seeing a lot more focus in a.i.-focused software, for instance, as potentially kind of that next leg. so, to your point on semis and qs, once valuation gets to a certain level, people start looking for what we would call a.i. a.i.-asay gent i think for that ajay essential si to work, nvidia has to keep working. that glif gives you the bravery take the extra step. >> i don't want to quibble with you, but let's say nvidia misses because they just can't produce enough so, the demand is still there, but you know, the revenue's a little light for whatever reason, not that they are not having the command t they have more demand than they can fill >> i think that's your best case miss we missed because there's too much demand. but taiwan semi were having trouble kind of meet

the implication, according to walt nauta's lawyer stan woodward is is they were saying if you don't turnur client to cooperate, we'll make your judicial application go not in a way we want you to. we know that you've applied for a judgeship, that judgeship is controlled by the president. it is a federal position, and so this lawyer stan woodward is saying these guys were trying to basically retaliate against my client because i didn't want him to cooperate and retaliate against me by saying that my application for a judgeship wouldn't be processed. judge aileen cannon when the department of justice's lawyer got up yesterday to argue about this and was impassioned about this was not what happened at that meeting told the lawyer david harbaugh you need to calm down. harbaugh was offended by that at one point saying to the "new york times" it's just not right. in other words, he felt that the truth was misrepresented but cannon telling him that he was just really getting to exercise for her. >> i wonder if she does grant the motion to dismiss, whether or not that would be a blessing for the

the european union , through its foreign policy representative peter stan, accuses the kremlin of quotesponsible behavior.” for some reason, ursula fondelein addresses china in the spirit that it should force russia to change its mind, and the iron-clad rubbish dumps are predictably in trend. some people dream of nuclear blackmail, others try to make strained jokes about a nuclear stick. in general, the resonance is enormous, and the emotions are essentially hysterical. but, please note, in none of the cases preconditions of maneuvers. absolutely nothing is said, no one understands in the west that in russia nuclear weapons are a deterrent factor, they are not an offensive factor, in the west there are more and more voices that it is necessary to start negotiations, it is necessary to agree on peace, everyone is already tired of military operations, everyone is already tired of losses, and in order to silence these voices , the media in the west periodically throws in the narrative that russia... along with iran, along with along with north korea, this is an axis of evil, and what in fa

on the boat to the stan, this is. in sprat, they distribute it in buckets, the catch is average. what season will be, it will still show, as it were , volumes, but the estimated ones, well, somewhere around 250 tons of sprat, somewhere around 20 tons. last year, the fishery gave the republic up to 1.0 tons of fish, in addition to sprat, pilengas, goby, the volumes, of course, are now incomparable with the former glory of the azov sea. warmed to the bottom by the sun, the sea is rich in plankton. where is the abundance feed, there is fish. during the soviet period, myatis was considered one of the most productive seas in the world. 275 thousand tons of catch in the thirty-sixth year, 760,000 tons in the early sixties, now not only the numbers, but the inhabitants seem surprising. here beluga and sturgeon were bred and caught on an industrial scale, all this was explained by the high reproduction of fish and the large influx of press water. after the collapse of the soviet union, the industry began to collapse. under uk

the european union, through its foreign policy representative peter stan, accuses the kremlin of, quoteehavior.” for some reason, ursula vonderlein is addressing china in the spirit that it should force russia to change its mind, and hard-line blackout garbage dumps are predictable in trend. some people dream of nuclear blackmail, others try to make strained jokes about a nuclear stick. in general, resonance huge, and emotions in essence... but pay attention, in none of the cases is absolutely nothing said about the prerequisites for maneuvers, no one in the west understands that in russia nuclear weapons are a deterrent factor, they are not an offensive factor , in the west, more and more voices are being heard that it is necessary to start negotiating, it is necessary to agree on peace, but everyone is already tired of military operations, everyone is already tired of losses, and in order to silence these voices, from time to time.. . facilities the media in the west are throwing out the narrative that russia, along with iran , along with north korea, is an axis of evil, and that in f

w what do you think >> i thought your interview with stan was true. well done.y that don't expect the fed to reduce interest rates until it gets to 2% target full stop. any other forecast in the market that doesn't take that into account i think is wrong and i don't listen to it i've also been concerned about the last part of inflation being sticky, and that it might take longer to get to the 2% target, and the market was seen, than the market was seen to be forecasted right now lots of issuing why it's sticky. right now, broadly described, prices have gone up about 18% to 20% in this cycle. wages up 13% to 15%. 5% cost of living gap left wages increasing by 4% on a relatively consistent basis now, and until, i think, we've caught up with increase in prices, there's going to continue to be that wage push of inflation. the main thing going on right there, right now absent reduction in inflation, you should not expect to see the fed cut rates, and if inflation spikes um i wouldn't be surprised to see them, with one exception. the only reason -- only way i would se

example, cope with little wolf to black community that but i see said the organism community with stan said quite well that is because it is a community that is about adapted to the conditions of the mediterranean climate le, instead of feeling good if the interruption lost a long time, then that could be serious impact, practicing for the time. in the same institute to young luigi booty, larry is working with water from the hotel some the on new solutions. filtering the hotels gray water, 3 plants and swell to clean it a system that's over the been tested that. but it's now being tried with edible plants like this mint researches estimate costs for such a solution could be recuperated in 5 to 6 years. as something like a most, they want to find out if it is safe to use the plans for human consumption. we don't get know that and we'd have to investigate it further. like, it's a research topic for the future. but it would be really good to be able to print, so going to be able to reuse it. and at the same time, so do use plans for human consumption and other uses the data. but it was a

and we did the same thing to try and get into the last 4 of the data. stan syria, and now apparently we're doing the same thing with ukraine, making up the story that po and the russians are about to invade europe and take it over. i read that in your, in your writings, the same thing that we were being told 506-070-8098 years ago. what means all of them of the college flossed threat installation. and this has happened over and over again with n s c 68, in 1950. for how does they convince the world or the united states to quadruple it's military spending? by saying that we have to be prepared to not do what was to respond to what we think is likely on the part of the soviets. but we think they are capable of in a worst case scenario. and we did so the effect of the korean war was to get n. s these 68 pass. it was neat, says idea to cry, drupal u. s. military spending. we see the same thing after the soviets launch sputnik in 1957. he read the gates, the report or the york washington post characterization, the united states is facing the greatest peril in his history. and how do we re

company, which was united fruit's big rival on the fruit trading scene of the day, early 20th century stan, their fruit company, set up its own banana republic, specializing not in bananas but in pineapple. can anywhere, anyone guess? does anyone know where? yeah. yes. hawaii. thank you. so, hawaii was standard fruit's banana republic built on pineapples. these united states corporations basically owned several nations during this period. owning these central american nations. and looking to the future. these these the land and economies of these nations were wrecked for long periods. some up until the present day, because of their reliance on growing a single crop, a practice called mono crop farming. samson murray could exist on bananas that he only ate bananas, but he built a life on bananas. people in honduras and costa rica, colombia cannot eat just bananas. but often in these places, that's all there were after united fruit was done with them. just vast banana fields. banana fields, laborers throughout these nations worked in slave like conditions, it must be said, often at gunpoint.

we spoke to the, the democratic alliance leader, for example, john, stan hasan, and also followed the if it's campaign train trail. and both of those parties made sure that they mentioned job creation in all of the speeches from the democratic alliance is perspective they of the view that they will be able to create more jobs . and the, if it's the, the julius my. lemme also saying that job creation is a key priority for that party. let's take a listen to what they had to say. a track record of actually delivering where we've been given a chance to deliver the problem. so the waste and k responsible for 8 out of 10 jobs over the last 5 years. $368000.00 new jobs in the last year. a load ending, load shipping, being able to ensure good quality, health care, education services wherever that he has been given a chance to govern las has got fits for most of the top listeners. so that's what he got today. seat at both the 50 the meet are people who are comfortable to wait an hour and perfect. so now is because our self funding is here pending. wow. we thought there drops. now we thought th

but that's still a challenge that it's dealing with the john, stan, hey, the rest of the people that have come out the most consequential the overall democracy says the 1st of all democracy in 1994 on wednesday, the amc well news, the truck majority that it is a beautiful day in the, in the for the french president divided by kronos. describe his country's relations with germany as indispensable and important for europe. chrome is on a 3 day visit to jeremy while he's meeting the country's leaders, including prison fund. walter stein, my account has been speaking about the rise of far right policies across europe. as the 1st french presidential state visit to germany in 24 years is now there being more process in georgia. demonstrates is, once again took to the streets in the capital to please see to the house a bill which targets n g o is and media houses receiving funding for the board. even though the vote was low, was vetoed by the president, the m p some, the moving conservative georgia dream policy. so over time that during a special session of parliament on tuesday, most likel

the order of play is for sunday and the night session sees andy murray take on stan wawrinka.ie in the opening round? yeah, those creaking old bones may not enjoy the temperatures if it goes past midnight! the weather is fairly typical for paris in late may. the evenings are not particularly warm, and they have a combined age of 76, but what a first round draw. a lot of history at roland garros, in fact. wawrinka against murray will be the third match in a row from murray's perspective at roland garros. he has played him in two previous meetings here. he will remember the 2017 meeting with very, very mixed feelings, because it was a semifinal, he nearly made the final a second year in a row, having beaten wawrinka 12 months earlier, but having had problems with his hip earlier in that week, in that fifth set of the semifinal, the hip pretty much seized up. he was not able to sleep that night. he was barely able to move in that fifth set and he was never the same again. here he is, seven years later, yes, probably in his final summer, but still out there and so trying to beat i

place so special it drew a personal visit in 2013 by the originator of the marvel universe, the late stan. >> i remember when he opened this shop and i felt very sentimental about coming again. >> reporter: this day was sentimental as well, and seeing the crowds inside and out was bittersweet for joe. >> oh, it's kind of surreal today. >> reporter: is it emotional? >> yeah. these are my people. >> reporter: the flying colors story will continue, as will free comic book day just at a new as yet undisclosed location. and joe has little doubt that his customers will follow him, but it's always hard to see a good story end, even when you know another one is on the way. >> did you have a favorite comic, you two, growing up?. >> spider-man in the newspaper each day. >> seriously? okay, yeah. >> no. >> it was all beneath you? >> i was not into comic books. what about you? >> sorry about that. i'm a richey rich guy. going back centuries. literally. thanks for watching, see you tomorrow night. >> dr. charles stanley: and the son of god, jesus the lord, said, "i am the way, the truth, and the life.