stephan: absolutely.the plan to get lower scrap rates -- in the plant you get lower scrap rates and higher quality rates. in the back of his you get automation of processes -- back office you get automation of processes. and you get -- and this automation leads to fewer jobs. sonali: how many jobs will be affected at the end of the day when you think about the impact of ai in issues like yours? stephan: it is hard to say but it is an ongoing productivity program. it is not one big effort, it is an ongoing effort. you have to be able to offset the increasing cost. everybody wants to get a higher salary at the end of the year. that and more has to be offset by productivity. sonali: stephan tanda, thank you for helping us look around the corner. let's go back to the markets. we will get a check on those with abigail doolittle. abigail: if we check on what is happening on the markets, we will see if small fluctuations for the major averages. s&p 500 at a record closing high, but not all-time high. let's see w

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those who are fast or pass, you might think of a the to stephan's also ready to get going. he hasn't carried $100.00 kilos for a long time now. okay. it says that, oh is when you have one of these kilograms. it looks like for you. okay. you okay. good luck, stephane vicki were the only that the that's the issue is that every step is important because because the whole universe is the 2 meters ahead of you. now you don't need to give 100 percent, but 200 percent hippa dates hard. ok, we're coming to the 1st, the short cut where it gets slippery and there are train rules. okay, hold on. yeah. the worst thing would be a full sleep. there are slippery spots on the course issue next to the body symbols . i hope it goes well and everyone arrives safely over the aspect. so record to be broken today and these conditions that we did over to the check i'm do you got to interpret the fanatical discrepancies it would make us of the, the front of all the, the super super my good. and you are the guardian angel. the, it's really both, it's a good feeling up here with the guys. good air,

what comes with stephane has many memories of this area. it's where he started out as a mountain porter and where he lost a good friend. that goes to them and it's good for today is a beautiful day. but i mean, we're at a sad place for me and my comrade sounds a little called the rocky hang or walk the way you see there was an avalanche here in 2000 but killed our good friend and puerto you are right. petrosky know me, but that's all i got a very good man who loved the mountains. the sudden avalanches of the greatest danger for the porters facilities of his whole range of us, broke off the avalanche punched all the way into the valley. taking your eye with all the construction of the avalanche net is also prohibited in the strictly protected national park. nothing should spoil the pristine nature of this unique area. the disability to the protection of the national park here is very important because the area small, it's one of the smallest national parks and the world of mine is and that's why nature conservation should have absolute prior

stephane bancel.ould have to talk about covid a little, stephane it was my wish we could get through the interview without talking about it we can't that is how things work. you are in the world where, you know, one of your main revenue drivers is no longer there you have to find new ways of running the company. your stock is up today to over 90 i think where was the high somewhere above 400 or almost 500 at one point, stephane how do you manage a company worth $30 billion and $150 billion? >> good morning, joe the chance we have is the platform there is so much more to moderna than covid that is what we are excited about. this year is going to be the first year where people outside the company start to see a different moderna. the platform you are highly aware of because you have been following the company for many years is rsv productivity and we communicated the fda approval is expected in the spring we are known in europe and asia and other countries. that is exciting we have a very come ppetitive

good luck, stephane vicki. we're the only that the that's not the most it is, but every step is important because because the whole universe is the 2 meters ahead of you. you don't need to give 100 percent, but to 100 percent it's hard. okay. or coming to the 1st, the short cut where it gets slippery and there are train rules. okay. quote on the what would you do? so that would be the worst thing would be a full sleep. there are slippery spots on the course. okay. she's good. thanks a lot, i hope that goes well and everyone arrives safely go over the aspects of record to be broken today. and these conditions that we did over to this, our company got to interpret this stuff because it would make us of the, the front of all the roof itself, all the super super my good. and you are the guardian angel, the disability, both it gets a good feeling up here with the guys. good air, good spirit, good energy and scale. your i, sol, is here and the soul of the others who are no longer with us. even if we missed the guys i

earlier i spoke to our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt, who explained to me what changes they mightt test which starts on friday. the damage had already been done on that sad day similar to what happened when england collapse in the first innings there. it's similar to what happened in visakhapatnam, the second ashes test at lord's when england were responding to australia's totals, nathan lyon injured and obviously wouldn't play any further in that game. but england collapsed on that occasion as well and found themselves 2—0 down on that occasion. in that situation they didn't win and can england now do the same in india? we know they have a formidable home record and have not lost a home series since 2012 but england are still in this contest, 2—1 down with two test matches to play. can they learn from the mistakes of the past two? and could that response come in the way they look at the bowling attack? are there questions around selections around that? do you think any change in personnel might bring something for the next tests? england have had to work very hard in this third t

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like stephan, sabrina will be shooting from the nba three point line and she says she's used to that anyways, rising star game brandon poganski representing the warriors for team pau gasol. pods to victor wembanyama down low for the easy bucket. boy that would be a nice combo for the warriors. dream on. pods then plays give and go with jimmy. hawk has his the step back three. those were his only points of the night, but one more pods moment here. the assist coming in here to wemby. he's seven feet tall and you can't teach that. unfortunately, pods and team pao fell 4136 to the celebrity game. stephen a smith coaching against shannon sharpe. the nfl dudes dominated this game. cowboys defensive end micah parsons with a sweet footwork on the lay-in. he finished with 37 points. team shannon also had a stud wide receiver here comes puka nacua for the rams. he finished with 17 team. shannon beats team stephen a 191. parsons was the game mvp. cal visiting stanford everyone in their pink for a good cause. second quarter. cardinal already up ten. cameron brink with the big block on isla lane.

let's get more on the first day's play from the bbc�*s chief cricket writer, stephan shemilt.han shemilt. was a determination to master ti conditions it was a determination to master the conditions and recognise the situation england found themselves in in terms of the score but also the difficulty they were facing in terms of the pitch and the indian bowling. england have had some breathtaking centuries from ollie pope and ben duckett in the series but for a to play and make —— for a display of technical mastery, nothing will improve on what we saw from gyrate today. —— joe root today. we've had the draws for the last 16 in europea league and europa conference league. five british sides are still involved in the second and third tier uefa competitions. premier legaue leaders liverpool will face the czech champions, sparta prague, in the europa league. brighton will face roma. the 2022 finallists rangers are up against the portuguese champions, benfica. west ham have german opposition in freiburg. the first legs will take place on march 7th. some huge teams at the top of the g

our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt is in ranchi, says it was always going to be a a tough ask forough ask for england to beat india, in india, but they had their chances. we have to remember how incredibly difficult it is for a visiting team to win just one test match in india, let alone an entire series. it is 12 years since india lost a home test series. and yes, this is a team in transition without its big stars, but a new generation of players have come in and stood up. jaiswal, gill, sarfaraz. of course, you have that old firm bowling attack, the spinners, even though bumrah�*s been rested for this fourth test match. if it does turn out to be 3—1, you said england would be 3—1 down after four tests, you'd think that wasn't that bad an effort. for any visiting team coming to india, the regret comes from the opportunities england have had for the scoreline to be much closer than that, level it to 2—2 or even england in front. we will see england pull off something remarkable in the fourth day, and if they can't, they'll look back at these four tests and wonder what might�*ve be

opportunity for both sides to take the lead in the test series according to the bbc�*s chief cricket writer stephanokes has often said that h is a fair reflection of the cricket that has been played in the series. i would say that india are probably one more sessions but is not to say that england can't be disappointed that it's not too — zero. in that second test, to follow up that historic when in the first test, india were missing five first choice players, probably never a better time to play india in a test match in this country. now, there are only marginally stronger but this test they've been able to recall the all rounder, but they are still with barak coley, mohammed shani and kyle rahul. now it india were missing all of those players, they are still a fearsome proposition, they haven't lost a home series since 2012 and there is a reason for that. this is the hardest assignment and test cricket, may be the hardest assignment and all of sport. india will remain favourites for the rest of the series, but that's not to say that england don't have a chance. they do, and that's what makes thes

our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt is in india and explained what changes they might make for the which starts on friday. the damage had already been done on that third day. it was very similar to what had happened when england collapsed in the first innings there. it was also really similar to what happened in the second ashes test at lord's when england were responding to australia's total. nathan lyon got injured. and it was obvious that he wasn't going to play any further part in that game. but england collapsed on that occasion as well and found themselves 2—0 down in an ashes series. on that occasion, they did improve. they did learn. they could have maybe won the ashes had it not rained in manchester. so can england now do the same thing in india? we know india have got such a formidable home record. they've not lost a home series since 2012. but england are still in this contest. they're 2—1 down with two test matches to play. can they learn from the mistakes of the past two tests going into that fourth test starting tests going into that fourth test starting on friday? ce

for more on this, my colleague chethan pathak spoke to our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt — whoe match in visakapatnam: interesting, isn't it? some of the things that england have said during this test match, they've pulled no punches. zak crawley and jimmy anderson on two separate occasions have said they thought they've seen india thinking hard about the way england play and potentially changing their game because of it. and let's not forget that india have been burned by england under stokes on two occasions now. england have been in this position before. three years ago they were 1—0 up. they lost the next three test matches to lose the series. playing in india is as hard as it gets in test cricket. it might be as hard as it gets in all of sport. it tests every facet of a team, mind, body and soul. it's going to be fascinating to see what happens to england and the rest of this series. can they summon up the spirit of hyderabad and go again, or are they going to be overwhelmed by an indian team that is almost unbeatable in these conditions? ten day break now for england. the

have dealt with the pressures throughout the series, has been superb — 0ur chief cricket writer, stephanand had missed big opportinities to put their stamp on the series, but they should come away with some pride, given how tough it is to win in india. ben stokes said he was proud of the way his team have taken it to india, and we all know how hard it is for a visiting team to win even one test match year, let alone a whole series of india unbeaten since 2012. it looks like england were onto something remarkable after they won the first test, but they wasted chances in the second and third, dropped a crucial catch on the third morning of the fourth, when 0llie robinson put down dhruv the fourth, when 0llie robinson put down dhrquurel, and after that they were outplayed by an incredibly skilful india team, and what we saw the back end of the fourth test was a lot of what we expected in this series with india's spinners really coming to the fore. england should reflect on some wasted opportunities here and they should also be thinking about the series that got before this, back at this tim

our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt explains.d not want to play poker against ben stokes. i don't know if you can remember back at the end of the summer he told us with a straight face that he was not going to play in the fifth that he was not going to play in the 50—over world cup and it turned out he did. he's been telling us all the way through this tour that he will not bowl because of the surgery that he had on his left knee in november and now and now he might. two days out from the match, wednesday, he had his first bowl on the net against batters since november. he said he feels ok, that the left knee that has troubled him for so long was pain—free in a bowling spell for the first time in as long as he could remember he said it was years since he felt like that. he was noncommittal. he said maybe he will bowl maybe he will not but he also told us that he still has to be careful as he manages his return to bowling from the knee surgery. qarabag have made the last 16 of the europa league for the first time, after getting th

our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt explains.not want to play poker against ben stokes, i don't think if you could remember at the start of the summer when he said with a straight face that he was not going to play in the open world cup and telling us all the way to the store that he would not fall because of that surgery that he had on his left knee in november and now, two days off the test match on wednesday, he had his first bowl in the net against them since november and he came back to us and said, he feels 0k in the left knee that is troubling for so long, it was pain free in a bowling speu was pain free in a bowling spell and he said it was years since he felt like that and noncommittal on whether, he said maybe i will, maybe i won't but he also said that yes be careful as he manages that return to bowling from the knee surgery. qarabag have made the last 16 of the europa league for the first time, after getting the better of braga, in the play—offs. the crucial goal scored in the final moments of extra time there. elsewh

for more on this, my colleague chethan pathak spoke to our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt, whonam. interesting isn't it some other things england has during this test match? they have pulled no punches. zak crawley and ginny andersen on two separate occasions said they thought they have seen india thinking hard about the way england play and potentially changing their game because of its. let's not forget that india have been burnt by india on on two occasions. england have been in this position before. they lost the next three test matches to loose a serious 3—1. playing in india is as hard as it gets in test cricket. it might be as hard as it gets in all sports. to test every facet of a team— mind, body and soul. it will be fascinating to see what happens to england in the rest of the series. can they summon up the spirit of hyderabad and go again, orare they spirit of hyderabad and go again, or are they going to be overwhelmed by an indian team thatis overwhelmed by an indian team that is almost unbeatable in these conditions? abs, that is almost unbeatable in these conditio

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european diplomats, the first to appear was the recently appointed head of the french foreign ministry, stephaneand the german foreign minister berbak, the new head. at the g20 site, special attention should be paid to focused on the conflict in ukraine and palestine. the multilateral commissions that currently exist cannot cope with what is happening in the world. in particular, the un security council is ill-equipped to deal with the current crises. brazil does not accept. a world in which contradictions are resolved through military force, we call for the world to resolve problems peacefully. any conflict ends at the negotiating table, but it was ukraine that forbade itself to negotiate, as sergei lavrov once again reminded. at work of the heads of foreign policy departments of the twenty countries are monitored by dozens of our colleagues. journalistic luck to get an exclusive interview. the globe publication succeeded. they spoke with foreign minister sergei lavrov. the main topic is included in the title. west and kyiv. has the political will to resolve the conflict. the current g20 meetin

stephan dejarak speaking there. i want to bring muhammad back into the conversation and just give me a brief reaction if you will to what you heard there from the un chief spokesperson and will it actually make a blind bit of difference to nations who've already pressed the paws button on funding for this much relied on agency? i think that we must be honest, for those of us from the... african continent, we view the actions of those governments like the us and and others who decided to withdraw funding for unra as merely revenge for the african continent having gone to the international court of justice for the icj having pronounced the way in which it did, we do view these, we do view the allegations as utterly baseless, i think that various other media agencies have also come out saying that they have seen that they are read the dossier that israel has produced and there is no evidence in that dossier. i think that for many of us that unfortunately the so-called investigation is simply and the so-called accusatio

he made that comment during a joint news conference with his french counterpart stephan sjorn in the so-called new administrative capital. have a lesson. the danger of the expansion of conflict in the middle east, from the war in gaza, the threats we are seeing towards the navigation in the red sea, the military operations that took place in syria and iraq, as well as the military situation on the israeli lebanese borders, all warns from the escalation of the situation and slipping towards a wider conflict, and that is what we are striving to avoid by calling for a cease fire in gaza and dealing with issues in a... comprehensive political way, if i could stay with sarah briefly, sarah, egypt has has taken some heat for its lack of action in relation to gaza, for instance, the closure of the crossing, the banning of pro-palestinian protests, um, you any reaction to what's been said in in that earlier clip, we just listen to, um, yeah, i mean, i egypt's a strange one, and they they they make out that they're very pro-palestinian, and then you've got thousands of aid trucks. that are be

stephan thejarak speaking there, uh, i want to bring muhammad back into the conversation and just give me a brief reaction if you will, to what you heard there from the un chief spokes. person and will it actually make a blind bit of difference to nations who've already pressed the p's button on funding for this much relied on agency? i think that we must be on. honest, for those of us from the african continent, we view the actions of those governments like the us and and others who decided to withdraw funding for unra as merely revenge for the african continent having gone to the international court of justice for the icj having pronounced the way in which it did, we do view these, we do view the allegations as utterly baseless, i think that various other media agencies have also come out saying that they have seen that they have read the dossier that israel has produced and there is no evidence in that dossier. i think that for many of us that unfortunately the so-called investigation is simply and the so-called accusations are simply excuse for some of the superpowers to be to cont

he made that comment during a joint news conference with his french counterpart stephan sajorn in the so-called new administrative capital. have a lesson. the danger of the expansion. of conflict in the middle east, from the war in gaza, the threats we are seeing towards the navigation in the red sea, the military operations that took place in syria and iraq, as well as the military situation on the israeli lebanese borders, all warns from the escalation of the situation and slipping towards a wider conflict, and that is what we are striving to avoid by calling for a cease fire in gaza and dealing with issues in a comprehensive political way. if i could stay with sarah briefly, sarah, egypt has has taken some heat for its lack of action in relation to gaza, for instance the closure of the crossing, the banning of pro-palestinian protests, um, you any reaction to what's been said in in that earlier clip, we just listen to, um, yeah, i mean, i egypt's a strange one, and they they they make out that they're very pro-palestinian, and then you've got thousands of aid trucks that are being

information about diseases. several foreign volunteers, confirmed the head of the french foreign ministry stephane syjournay. finally home. four more children were returned from the occupied part zaporizhzhia and kherson regions. this was announced by the executive director of the organization safe ukraine, mykola kuleba. children of various ages, from infants to 16-year-old teenagers, returned home. the 15th rescue mission is currently underway. ukraine and canada will create a new coalition for the return of ukrainian children, said canadian foreign minister melanie jolly, who arrived today on an unannounced visit to kyiv. this is her fourth visit to ukraine. already , she emphasized the steadfastness of canadian support and reported that currently canada provided ukraine with aid in the amount of 9.5 billion dollars, and in particular 2.4 the reality of the current war is tragic: thousands of ukrainian children are being illegally transferred from ukraine to russia, far from their families, their homes and their language, the importance of returning these children home cannot to be underestimat

about the death of several foreign volunteers, confirmed the head of the french foreign ministry, stéphanesejournay. there are heavy battles for tatayivka, but the village is not under the control of the occupiers. this was stated by the head of the press service of the khortytsia operational-strategic group of troops, ilya yevlash. according to him, the russians are continuing their offensive in the kopyan direction, but our soldiers are holding firm. defense in particular , last day the defense forces eliminated more than two hundred occupiers and destroyed 75 units military equipment. 30% of the territory of ukraine remains contaminated with explosive objects. in total , more than 17,400 km remain mined. this was reported by the spokesman of the state special service of transport vitaliy kyrylov. more than 200 demining groups of various composition and nine units of humanitarian demining work daily. specialists give priority to agricultural land, which will be used for the cultivation of various crops in the future. divers are also involved in demining , who examine the water areas of r

and we're doing for a stephan pedal mentioned that war of attrition. if we just bring up again on our screens, the map of ukraine and rushes advances on the front line. but in the east we can see that the frontline, the has moved very, very less. so the games a small would you say at this point the boy is as a stalemate and i think it has been, it is still made for quite some time. i mean, there was the initial russian gain on the months of good was that was followed by the ukraine and pushed back into some of the n g o one to 2022 bucks. and then basically over the cost of 15 months, we have seen very, very little. yes um, as part of just set them in default of thieves con is on a propaganda take you to a few months of for the crime scene. but it had shifted the font lines maybe 530400 or 500 readings. so as and in that sense for the problem right now, i think for both sides is that, is it no cost involved in terms of my child in terms of casualties on both sides or sustained basic a form just consolidating the phone line. so the, all the romans, how

the surface identified stephan a helper, a campaign aides involved in providing 24 hour news updates and policy ideas to the traveling reagan party as the person in charge. and now he was spying on farms a including michael flynn, who was the national security advisor who had already been inspected by the way. the crazy thing is i had just gone through a full security clearance update investigation, which had just closed about 6 months prior. it included a polygraph examination. they knew there was nothing absolutely nothing. moving on to joseph method, a professor with the secret he was presented as a russian agent by former f b. i, director james told me that was until a photo surfaced show in the so called russian agents with the british prime minister. that made things very awkward to say the least. but who was this mind working for, for the russians or for the c i a director the f b. i interview joseph and the suit on february 10th, 2017. in that interview mister mips and lied. you point this out on page $193.00 volume on mips it denied it's and also false. we stated in addition

campaign, according to present and former reagan administration officials, the surface identified stephan, a helper, a campaign aides involved in providing 24 hour news updates and policy ideas to the traveling reagan party. as the person in charge, and now he was spying on farms age, including michael slim. it was the national security advisor who had already been inspected by the way. the crazy thing is i had just gone through a full security clearance update investigation which had just closed about 6 months prior. it included a polygraph examination. they knew there was nothing absolutely nothing. moving on since joseph misled a professor with the secret he was presented as a russian agent by former f b. i director james co, me that was until a photo surface showing the so called russian agents with the british prime minister. that made things very awkward to say the least. but who was this mind working for further options or for the c i a director the f. b. i interviewed joseph nev suit on february 10th, 2017. and that interview mister mr. lied you point this out on page $193.00 volu

three more were injured, this information was confirmed by the head of the french foreign ministry, stephane sejournay. he added that russia will have to answer for its crimes, in particular for attacks on the civilian population. earlier, about the death of two foreigners volunteers in beryslav said the head of the kherson ova oleksandr prokudin. with hail and artillery, the occupiers hit bilozerka in the kherson region, damaging dozens of houses, some of them with significant destruction, the regional military administration reported. previously, people were not injured, all information is being clarified. rustem moderate removed the leader. of the procurement department of the ministry of defense thomas nakhur, the relevant decision was signed by the minister on february 1, the reason for the suspension from the duties of announcing suspicion of criminal proceedings let me remind you that tomaskur headed the purchasing department last year. in january, he was already suspected of embezzling funds due to deals with the lviv arsenal and a slovak supplier. motor. a car accident occurred in t

and they'll provide westbank is for administer. stephane. so when they made the comments during a visit to is around, that's how you do, you know, cool. i guess i'd once you seen the ongoing tragedy and gone so i must and we demand respectful international humanitarian law by full and immediate and lofting seats 5 and a massive influx of humanitarian aid. it is necessary to put an end to the suffering of civilians, but also for the captives who remain in the gaza strip. you'd also decode and left c. c, settler violence must stop in the palestinian territories. we also condemn this 5 months. we also condemn the equally violent comments which so hatred of the palestinians, or even call for the commission of war crimes. these comments are becoming more and more numerous and israel, and that being relate by political leaders who is putting together a group of senior officials to audit on right as the largest amount of time provider in the gaza strip. and they will check whether view an agency has done enough as a response to his radio negations

let's speak to ivory coast football fan pepe stephane who's in agboville. the moment. the ivory coast is hosting this year. t5 ivory coast is hosting this year. t3 a fever around here, everyone very excited about tonight's game. and excited about tonight's game. and ou clearl excited about tonight's game. and you clearly will _ excited about tonight's game. and you clearly will be watching the game today. where are you watching? how are you watching it and who are you watching it with? $5 how are you watching it and who are you watching it with?— you watching it with? as part of the organisation. _ you watching it with? as part of the organisation, we _ you watching it with? as part of the organisation, we have _ you watching it with? as part of the organisation, we have had - you watching it with? as part of the organisation, we have had a - you watching it with? as part of the organisation, we have had a lot - you watching it with? as part of the organisation, we have had a lot of i organisation, we have had a lot of sports and places called africa cup of

match in india, given the conditions and crowd is an achievement in itself. 0ur chief cricket writer stephan. if you had said england would be 3—1 down afterfour if you had said england would be 3—1 down after four tests at the beginning of the series you might think that is not too bad an effort for any visiting team coming to india. the regret comes from the opportunities that england have had for the scoreline to be much closer than that, level at 2—2, or even england in front. we will see if they can pull off something remarkable on the fourth day, england have got four for five bouts. if they can't, they will look back at these four tests and wonder what might have been and they will go to the fifth test thinking that 4-1, go to the fifth test thinking that 4—1, if they were so loose there, would not be a fair reflection of the series. and to rugby union, and the six nations, where france are playing host to italy — it's not long kicked off in lille. they've played about 15 minutes, where the score is 10—0 to france, charles 0llivon with the try. france winger louis bielle—biarrey pulle

this involved very strange figures like stephan helper and joseph smith, the sued, who are both involved in um, in the george carpet the awfulest operation. but the important point is that there was nothing there. there was never any evidence of russian manipulation. russian penetration russian agents nothing. and there was no reason to think they're what day. because trump was clearly, you know, uh uh, you know, was clearly making up his own foreign policy as he went along. he was not operating under kremlin influence. that's in retrospect, that is crystal clear on the fact that the us intelligence agencies, valid below is not needed. but, but what's interesting is that for the 1st time we're learning about how falsified intelligence is gathered to the launch. adding turn of political oppression, which some have called a wall on from florida and the photo war. what is your take on this as well, like i agree. i mean, what happens when from certain big family noises to a, to russia, the us foreign policy establishment was astonished, astonished that he would actually break ranks with offi