mail flies in the indian ocean between the african mainland into madagascar and its on says port talbot true. more than 3 quarters of the islands, 300000 people, live below the poverty line, most living and make shift toes and slums and shampoo towns which are now being wiped out. solitudes are deployed police from the mainland to help the local population and to prevent the routing. studies show global psych, current activity is getting less due to climate change. such disasters can lead some of the world's poorest countries which contribute the least to global warming . dealing with major humanitarian crises, the west is now over from outs, with cycling shoes are moving away. and now the clean up operation begins. us. okay, that's also nice coming up. next we have the sports lies. well, you'll meet a box up from brazil using most of us to help reduce guidelines. uh yeah. the sofa. nice. but uh, jack hart. thank you so much for watching the show. remember, you can catch up on everything, dw, and i youtube channel, and find out west side by the, the untold story for detail. it just goin

up flies in the indian ocean between the african mainland and the madagascar and its on says port talbot true. more than 3 quarters of the islands. 300000 people live below the poverty line. most living and make shift hoses and slums and shanty towns which are now being wiped out. a solitudes are deployed police from the mainland to help the local population and to prevent the routing. studies show global cycling activity is getting less due to climate change. such disasters can least some of the world's poorest countries which contribute the least to global warming, dealing with major humanitarian crises. the west is not over from outs, with cycling sheet are moving away. and now the clean up operation begins to, for a quick reminder of our top story. georgia's medical causes has deepened with the appointment of a new fluoride presidents with close ties to russia. opponents have been gathering, i've side part of it to protest against the appointment a former for detail cover. last the the comments president says she don't set time is when you elections are house myself. and i would say

checked it out but know what the job up arriving in damascus in january 1962 eli cohen are comment, talbot said about establishing himself in the upper echelons of serbian society. he settled in the market, abu romano district home to several ambassadors and leading politicians. hey, a lot of men and the scene was to fight off involved in the must a set last got he has to but i'll let the out of can. and then he had to buy it on the emotional deputy. come on the oh yeah, yeah. the facility uh was on commercial kitchen. well i thought we savvy it was you. how well do that on the done the remote study facility cameras. i mean sabbott to fulfill the immortal data for that study. for you must say keys, little, you spell the machine shop, the theater to the, the me stuff when you go to the new stuff. i'm, let's ship it and say basketball. thought that the deal is a bit of domestic, so any yellow domestic you mobilize them like so. it's hard to me and my uh, the me stuff. sure. well, my satellite notion a lot different caution. very hoy, cute little. be a little more done to sell me cute little

i know talbot wouldn't have answered the question, but do you know what he was doing in russia? >> i have no idea. that was back in the 1960's and i was probably all of, maybe 12 years old at the time. >> go back to the live caller and asked you if you had any sympathy at all for somebody like the president? >> i have sympathy for anybody that is willing to get into public life today, brian. it doesn't matter what you do, there are critics rather than want to go depate issues and talk about burning priorities of the day, instead of that will want to spend their time basically bringing every kind of allegation to distract the attention and focus away from policy issues, to talk about personal issues. now, bill clinton's done something wrong and if he's lied about it, then that's an issue and it has to be addressed. until we know that, until we absolutely have some kind of proof, i think what we've done in this country, we've done a great disservice not just to bill clinton, but to the office of the presidency and the government in general. in the meantime, whether a person is a d

maria cone for annika burton, carla lights tell me been cayes martin, stephanie talbot. he's a tough cecilia zahn, dulles, uni, kayla thornton, monique billings and julie van loo. alex can add more players in free agency and they also own the 5th selection in april's wnba draft. citing times in the bay area for hoops. all right. well, i'm not going to bore you with the whole list who did and didn't participated. forty-niners practice today. but we can report that trent williams will be out once again on sunday against the bears. so as dray greenlaw, hopefully he'll be back next week. nick bosa listed as doubtful. and both aaron banks and hufanga questionable. so today head coach kyle shanahan talked about the disappointment of how this season has gone so far. the team just 5, 7, and how he thought it would go a lot better and that we should have been into >> yeah, we are 5, 5, and i believe there's 3 games that we like in a way that we should want. that doesn't mean that we've been much of a different team dayton to within 5 in 5, but it's how you improve as the year goe

but actually the cloud is ms. talbot and it and it's noisy, it's black and it's noisy, and it comes to a lot of car and generates a lot of heat to see how the center manager says it's a quick write down the corey. oh, the where the end if use wrote, this is work for the green energy flows through into the data. so this is basically the drive in june of this data center, the consumption in this data center with all the different data holes that consumes the power equal to about 20000 households. while this may seem a lot, some of the biggest data centers consume as much power as a city of a 1000000 people. every place you do on your device generates activity inside the data central summer. if it's in norway, screen and renewable as well. so when you're using green energy, this data center is reducing its impact on the environment by cooling it service, using cold water from the nearby, deep, thoughtful to inlet of the old. so whilst most data centers use around 40 percent of the energy to cool service, which would otherwise reach a 100 degrees celsius in minutes, this data center gets i

the beginning of the 19th century, the french and brenda pony and had time to europe into a faculty talbot, he was rife in many regions and full hobbies, 79 things west of the same time, the population was growing which increased food shortages and unemployment. the one example is conflict, and once now the german states of rhineland plat tonight, the man is a small town that still has close ties to something for sale. 200 years ago. the 1st colon is set out from this area to be actively recruited by the present and government. the last bottom concludes that sale by one ocean only they were skilled farmers, are also own their own houses. oh, the lloyd people had to sell their houses to afford to emigrate and so they weren't the poorest of the poor. the money had to come from somewhere. and that's good was the way i called them. you could say they were socially mobile, even the, they felt they be better off somewhere else. those are the more willing to make a new start. and then of course, there were also some very poor people by the standards of the time about the communities were often ha

we never, hey, look for the free for the long, maybe a little bit because you don't feel talbot and wants to say what you perceive before i did it to us. it has to be on. so that's almost a thought go assignment where we may see a couple of a mostly exciting learning and guidance to wiley for your car is for the cost side, which is why be a fee you would you be designing one about your store on it? you see a google doc for a couple of the garden should it's sheila p and then we'll see di cities, different vehicles the don't have oh, and as i saw it is a 100 percent click new on lamond left the hay and i'll bring it back to you with the hotel, yvonne, allah for us, and i haven't made the pay and i love my dad, his i love your boss. i love my love kind of i luckily my father was one of the many youth is off the can sit the still buffer time is the scene of the they me, you can be there like i've gone, i've done left feet thought to be a lot more high become the floor plan benefit i've seen was $50000000.00 on a whole lot on by that come out of an a my side to that i said, the mobile souther

don't really fancy for him as a look for the free for the long maybe and then because you don't feel talbot and wants to say what you perceive before i did it to us, it is different versions of put almost a thought go assignment, where we may see a couple of they might be exceeding voting and gosh, don't sca wiley in your car is for the cost side, which is why being fee would you be designing? requiring about your store on the e. c of google docs for a couple of days. can you should it's celia p and lucy di cities different, different song the don't have. oh, i'm sorry to say how much i can do on the mom left the hay and i'll bring it back to you with the hotel, yvonne allah for us. and i haven't been the parent and i love my dad, his i love your boss. i love my love kind of, i like any my, if i'm one of the many you is off of the concept of the buffer time is the theme of the me. you can think of either like i've gone, i've done luck feet, thought to be a lot more high become the floor plan benefit i've seen was $50000000.00 unable not on my doctor. but when i say to that, i said the mobil

kate martin, stephanie talbot. cecilia is let's see me and kayla thornton. forgetting to monique billings and julie van loo. there's your 11 of alex can add more players in free agency and they also own the 5th selection in april's wnba draft. plus for the warriors. they snapped their five-game losing streak last night beating the rockets without steph curry. and without draymond green. >> tonight they play host to minnesota in the first 2 games against the tools. the plane again on sunday. good news is that both steph and draymond are back. andrew wiggins listed questionable with an ankle injury. he is in the starting lineup as well. tipoff coming up in about 15 minutes. from one injury report to a less positive one, i'm not going to bore you with the whole list of who did and didn't practice of forty-niners practice today. but >> we can report that trent williams will be out once again sunday against the bears. so is drake greenlaw nick bosa listed as doubtful. so he's unlikely both aaron banks and tell an oahu fungi are questionable today. head coach kyle

this will send that out to 0, damascus, syria, civil defense volunteer is known as the white talbot say. they finish searching. then antonia said, now the prison they've been looking for underground cells for prisoners web of age are being trapped. settings have flocked to the prison near damascus. this desperate to find long lost family members in a call that has been insights. and in the sent this report, they walked for kilometers, pain from years of waiting edged, and their faces. syrians from across the country are converging on the most notorious prison controlled by a regime which has now collapsed. they're searching for loved ones who disappeared years. and sometimes decades ago was determined that my brother was detained in 2014 and it was very hard to know with i took him at 1st, then i found out he was in sick naya. he wasn't accused of anything. it's a story we heard time and time again is it's only now in a new syria, free of the much feared security agencies that people have at least a chance of knowing the truth. tens of thousands of syrians disappeared in recent years. t

with mark talbot, chief of police, city of norfolk, virginia. >>> good afternoon, everybody.ch for being here. i have been working at the trades for the past four years, i write a lot about solutions to gun violence. and even though i do this every day, often i am surprised by some of the solutions that i come across. and really excited about things that we can work on, finalists are one of those things. mallory, you and i have talk said about this before. so i want to go to you first. can you just give us kind a high-level overview of what violence production councils are? >> violence reduction councils really are based in public health practice. the first violence reduction council was established in 2005. in milwaukee, wisconsin. it was called the homicide review commission. and early in the days of the homicide review commission, there was an evaluation that was completed. that showed that in the districts that participated in the review process, there was a 52% decrease in the monthly counts of homicide, compared to a 9.2% decrease. and those not participating. so very q

bondi will leave her current job, following you around talbot's with her phone out. [ laughter ] president-electransition team is facing criticism for not agreeing to disclose the donors who are funding its operations. okay, but i think we know. you think -- [ laughter ] you think trump is spending his time with elon musk 'cause he's a fun hang? [ laughter and applause ] the new york city council passed a bill last week to ban the sale of dogs and cats in bodegas, in case you're wondering why the sandwich counter was closed. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] nothing like a scollins joke to bring the room down. [ laughter ] you guys were running a little hot, so we brought in the cooler. [ laughter ] the world's first liquor store with a wedding chapel recently opened in new orleans. perfect for couples who think las vegas is too romantic. [ laughter ] the creators of the video game "minecraft" have announced that they will plan to open a u.s. theme park. said "minecraft" fans, "yeah, we're still not going outside." [ laughter ] a glen powell lookalike contest was held over the weekend in austin, tex

checked it out but know what the job up in arriving in damascus in january 1962 eli colon, our comment talbot said about establishing himself in the upper echelons of serbian society. he settled in the market, abu romano district home to several ambassadors and leading politicians. hey, i bought a man and i'm not going to give it on. i see it was a fight off involved in the must a set last got he has to but i'll let the out of can and then he had to buy it on the most was that he did come on the how yeah. yeah. the that's where the rod on the metal cushion. well i thought we savvy was you how well do that on the done the remote study facility cameras. i mean sabbott to fulfill the immortal data for that study. for them i say keys little, you spell the machine, shop, the theater to the the me stuff and the color, the new stuff. i'm let's ship it and say basketball. thought that the domestic, so any yellow, domestic them, all, bombs, them look so hard to me and my, uh, the me stuff. sure. well, my satellite notion a lot different caution. very hoy, cute little. be a little more done to sell me

and in northwest syria, there are reports of a motorbike bomb exploding in the city of talbot. near a level, syrian civil defense says 6 people, including a child were injured. the turkish back syrian national army recently took control of thought of had from the syrian democratic forces. curtis dominated group back by the u. s. series industrial capital of a level always facing challenges of its own. it's one of the cities that suffered most during the civil war. now, a month after us as ousting businesses are struggling to find solutions to problems inherited from the regime. how much of all has the story from a level in the old district intellect easier, wins due to s at the same scene. disagreement attacks the city used to be the throbbing, economic cause of serious. but yeah. as of, as the bikes coupled with us sections of corruption, i've left the tool but to complete the lifeless with a minute i'm and what your. immediately after the full of the former regime, we remove the obstacles and regulations that used to handle the success of business . and we ended the extortion system

in january 1962 eli cohen are comment, talbot said about establishing himself in the upper echelons of serbian society. he settled in the market, abu romano district home to several ambassadors and leading politicians. hey, a lot of men and the scene was to fight off involved in the must a set last got he has to but i'll let the out of can. and then he had to buy it on the most was i think the come on the oh yeah, yeah, the head. so what do you uh, what was on medication? well, i thought we savvy was you how well do that on the done the remote that it was 40 cameras, i mean sabot to fulfill the immortal data for that study. for them i say keys little, you spell the machine shop, the theater to the the me stuff. when you go to the new stuff i'm, let's ship it and say basketball. thought that the dentist, a bit of domestic. so any yellow, domestic, them, all, bombs, develop. alexa, hard to me and my uh, the me stuff. sure. well, my satellite, the notion of a lot different caution. very hoy, cute little. be a little more done to sell me cute little bit so frustrated about it. yeah, i'm sh

. >> you know kristen, to carl's point, i want to pull up our great congressional colleague haley talboteeps a running list of people who aren't totally sold on it yet. it has been the gospel for us as we've covered how many of these fights over the course of the last years. and you've got people andy biggs, lauren boebert, tim burchett, eric burleson, michael cloud. i mean, there's ten, 15 people here. andy biggs was just on fox news right before this show, saying he still wants to talk to johnson even in the wake of donald trump's endorsement. take us inside the trump team. how are they thinking about this? because he was pretty quiet about this for a while until today. >> yeah, and i think there was a lot of speculation that it was unclear which way he was going to go, particularly after he and elon musk completely tanked the cr that johnson had worked on. i will say there was a moment after that happened in which elon musk came out in support of speaker mike johnson, which gave the appearance because of the relationship currently between musk and trump that trump was behind johnson.

would you consider dropping out now, you also told our colleague hallie talbot on the way in that he has the support and confidence of trump at the moment, but the question is, does he have the votes? that is ultimately whether he can actually get a simple majority of republican senators to back him in the new senate? and there's simply no indication that he's near that at this point. in fact, there are more than three republicans that he could only afford to lose three republicans on a party line vote in order to get confirmed. there are more than three republicans who have concerns whether they actually vote no. that's a different question, but there are more than have concerns with him at this key time, which is why he has to resolve a lot of those concerns about his past conduct, whether he is qualified to do the job and all these allegations that have come out in the press, something that he plans to do, including this afternoon. what will be a pivotal meeting with senator joni ernst? she is someone who has pointedly not said how she would vote, whether she would support this no

the heritage pant at talbots. and i laughed so hard. it's a popular pant. >> seth: yeah. so, is the idea that you post this and you want people to go buy the pant or do you want it to just trigger -- >> i would. >> seth: yeah, okay. >> or trigger go buy some slacks for somebody. >> seth: yeah. now, what would you have this? >> these are called cold cuts. and it's good if you hit the shop for a -- for a priest or a nun. cold cuts are a good gift. or a black and white television set. or toilet paper. practical things. [ laughter ] >> seth: why is this a good gift for a priest or a nun? >> because they want, like, food and, like, olive oil and wines. you don't want to get them heritage pants. [ laughter ] >> seth: no, i can see why this is a good gift for them if these are the only two options in the world. [ laughter ] now, what -- this is a photo -- which i needed confirmed. 'cause this is a real transformation. this is a photo of you? >> yes. i look like justin theroux. but i was backstage at -- working on "kimmy schmidt." >> seth: yeah

stephanie talbot is a tough cecilia let's see me.lings and julie vanlue of alex can add more players in free agency and they also own the 5th selection in april's wnba draft. exciting times in the bay area for hopes. all right. well, i'm not going to bore you with whole list of who did and didn't participated. forty-niners practice today. but we can report that trent williams will be out once again on sunday against the bears. so as dray greenlaw, hopefully he'll be back next week. nick bosa listed as doubtful. and both aaron banks and hufanga questionable. so today head coach kyle shanahan talked about the disappointment of how this season has gone so far. the team just 5, 7, and how he thought it would go a lot better and that we should have been yeah, we're 5, 5, and i believe there are 3 games and we'd like in a way that we should want. >>that doesn't mean that we've been much of a different team at 8, 2, within 5 in 5. but it's how you improve as the year goes. i mean, i just knew we were where i wanted to be. what's really are

with mark talbot, chief of police, city of norfolk, virginia. >>> good afternoon, everybody. past four years, i write a lot about solutions to gun violence. and even though i do this every day, often i am surprised by some of the solutions that i come across. and really excited about things that we can work on, finalists are one of those things. mallory, you and i have talk said about this before. so i want to go to you first. can you just give us kind a high-level overview of what violence production councils are? >> violence reduction councils really are based in public health practice. the first violence reduction council was established in 2005. in milwaukee, wisconsin. it was called the homicide review commission. and early in the days of the homicide review commission, there was an evaluation that was completed. that showed that in the districts that participated in the review process, there was a 52% decrease in the monthly counts of homicide, compared to a 9.2% decrease. and those not participating. so very quickly, we went to faces across the entire city. that was th

i mean port talbot. >> what you can do is you can say we will own the site.ok for leases for you to run it, and we will provide you some money to run that, but it will not be for great profit. that undermines british. but at the same time you need to put border adjustments in. you can't allow cheap steel that's been dumped in border adjustments. >> okay, okay. so you're talking now tariff basically . now tariff basically. >> but that's that's that's with the whole green agenda actually thatis the whole green agenda actually that is important. it is important. but unless you put proper border adjustments in. but that will just increase the cost of the green agenda. all you do is you export jobs out of this country and you have people. >> well, here's the irony. here's the irony. i mean, i remember, you know, when redcar closed in 2015, a lot of people were celebrating because it means that our co2 output has been drastically reduced and that's all money. and then in india, the steel gets produced and then and the goods get shipped back here. i mean, the whole

this comes after eco fanatic ed miliband literally celebrated the loss of jobs in port talbot.r we shut our last coke plant. labour has just sent £11 million to syria. they then decided not to remove the new syrian regime from our terror watch list. so they have just handed £11 million to terrorists, haven't they? we calculated that around 36,000 pensioners could have been kept warm this winter, had labour chosen to prioritise them instead. talking of giving money to terrorists, david lammy has just announced £13 million is being sent to unrwa. unrwa had to fire nine staff in august after an internal probe found that they may have been involved in the hamas terror attacks on israel. starmer sent £4.75 million to italy to help them tackle the migrant crisis, yet he refuses to take us out of the echr to help deport foreign criminals from britain. labour has committed to sending £3 billion a year, every single yean billion a year, every single year, for as long as it takes to zelenskyy in ukraine. meanwhile, they're set to make cuts to our own armed forces. rachel reeves decided t