tansy after a few minutes.ass 20 times, our artillery and su-25 attack aircraft worked on positions. metis anti-tank complex with one shot can destroy enemy abrams or a leopard at the training grounds of our military are learning to hit western technology with a toxic cloud of hamburg german cities had to keep the windows of their houses closed. during the day , the territory of the donetsk people 's republic was shelled 20 times, in total , 111 ammunition of a predominantly nato caliber was fired at settlements, attacking donetsk gorlovka and other villages as a result of strikes. nationalists four people, injured several houses and other civilian objects of the armed forces of ukraine airborne forces subdivisions carry out the tasks of defeating batteries of the enemy; destruction of camouflaged defensive structures ; suppression of command posts ; they receive from drone operators. and then strikes at a given square. the positions of the nationalists were attacked as part of a special military operation and,

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and the latest episode of going on the ground option with tansy and the sanctions against russia. a whole it are the european union to, to would and burning would. and remember all the talk about the showers and the hot showers and change the thermostat and all that stuff. the living standards basically went down so it's not only the financial cost as the living sanders to that play, they're all here. the other thing is that would be additional issue. people really? i mean if you go to africa and the middle east, i heard the show many times in iraq march. and we heard it during the club, $27.00 and shot michelle and egypt. what they were parents would tell the africans, and the middle easterners where they told them, oh, you cannot use fossil fuel, but they went to practical. they told them you cannot give subsidies to your population to support gasoline and digital prices. but we are going to do it anyway . so there was a damage to the reputation that i think it would take very long time to, to replace ah, over to new york. know where a conference on freedom of speech that featur

as she her she emma tansy joins us live from washington, d. c. so go set for several media reports in the us about the suspects, identity rugs, and a lot of information about about the motivation of the suspect, the washing post new york times wall street journal had been saying, that's as far as i can see. to share, i was uploading these documents to a chat room popular with video gamers where a sort of small group international group had co left during off the pandemic amid the pandemic, to talk about guns and, and god, and, and, and, and so on. that he started uploading, we initially started up lading, hand written transcripts if these classified documents and these documents were in the main, it would appear that the daily briefing documents for the pentagon leadership. and that's why the breast they're so large. and i mean we, we've had reports all around the world about, about assessments of what's going on for in a daily when, and these are all part of our daily digest for the pentagon leadership. and you start to actually initially he was

the drug began earlier this month when a federal judge in texas ordered a nationwide ban shepherd tansy has more now from washington d. c. the legal battle over access them if a prestone will continue oral arguments are scheduled to begin and the 5th circuit court of appeals on may the 17th. but while that legal process plays out, a majority of the justices here at the supreme court decided that access to the drug should remain widely available, then 2nd guessed to the food and drug administration, the regulatory process before those legal arguments have played out. in fact, there is some expectation in the, in this case will return to the supreme court once the 5th court of appeals has made its decision. but what a precedent it would be if the supreme court had agreed with restrictions on a drug that had been widely available for 23 years with proven efficacy and a lack of health problems. joe biden, very quick to welcome the decision saying that this is another, another sign that the american people india need to vote democrat and create a congress where abortion can be codified once

and you can watch his full interview with ashley, my tansy, and the latest episode of going underground heron. i see on monday, for now has a preview hoarding to you. you are saying that zalinski m a was told off by bill burns about all his truancies officials riding around and key avenue, mercedes benz has and the like the actual message as i understood it. and he was not alone on the trip. so the actual message that is there other people from the community with him, intelligence community, the actual message, a sense key was that the gender of the bureaucrats and the generals are getting very angry at you because you're taking too much of the, of the ski am if you're taking a bigger cut and he was given a list of 35 people that were involved in them and corrupt activities, the lens he diff, fire 10 people on the list, some generals and officers, and some survey and bureaucrats. most of the agencies in the government that normally do co contracting work normally do directly with normally you do a contract with somebody supplies toilet paper, your contract, the paper company, everybody'

connecting her to other adults around the world like tansy in new zealand.g of loss. how is helen getting on? now i've accepted it, it was a hard process and i deserve to be happy, i deserve to be moving forward and live a happy life, which is exactly what i'm doing now. you're live with bbc news. to an event in moscow — where china's defence minister has met vladimir putin. li shang—fu told the russian president china is willing to strengthen multilateral coordination between the two countries — and that both countries will work together to help the �*maintenance of world and regional security. what should we make of that? certainly not going to be welcomed from the international community as you can imagine. this is exactly what they haven't wanted to hear and we've talked a lot about oil but this does seem to be an escalation when it comes to literary partnership. i have heard that it is going to be no limits to this and they are going to engage militarily when it comes to sharing information as well as completing joint exercises. they say this is already

nothing is agreed ah ah, i'm option or tansy and welcome back to going underground rock us to go around the world from do by in the heart of the energy rich middle east. this week we ask, do oil sanctions work will merely kill people in the countries doing the sanctioning? the biden administration continues to die. seymour hersh, his report that it blew up europe's pipelines, destabilizing global energy markets, and creating the largest man made single fossil fuel emission event. while sanctions, meanwhile, on russia, routinely assumed by nato nation media to be an appropriate response to what has been happening in ukraine. one analyst who believes the war in europe signals.

connecting her to other adults around the world like tansy in new zealand.ough that and understand that feeling of loss. how is helen getting on? now i've accepted it, it was a hard process and i deserve to be happy, i deserve to be moving forward and live a happy life, which is exactly what i'm doing 110w. you're live with bbc news. let's take you to missouri where president biden has spoke by phone to ralph yarl — the 16—year—old who was shot after he mistakenly rang the wrong doorbell. the president said he shared ralph's hope for a swift recovery. ralph had been sent to pick up his brothers, but got the address wrong. he was hit in the head and arm. a short while ago missouri police released a photo of the suspect, andrew lester. the 84—year—old has been charged with first—degree assault and armed criminal action. this was the clay county prosecutor zach thompson earlier today. ia the prosecutor of clay county i can tell you there was a racial component to this. my message to the community is that in clay county we enforce the laws and we follow the laws

i'm african or tansy and welcome back to going underground rock us to go around the world from do by in the heart of the energy rich middle east. this week we ask, do oil sanctions work? will merely kill people in the countries doing the sanctioning. the biden administration continues to deny seymour hersh, his report that it blew up europe's pipelines, destabilizing global energy markets, and creating the largest man made single fossil fuel emission event. while sanctions, meanwhile on russia, routinely assumed by nato nation media to be an appropriate response to what has been happening in ukraine. one analyst who believes the war in europe signals a new order in global energy markets and politics is the current managing partner of the advisory firm, energy outlook, advisors award winning scholar on us ology, former chief economist at n g p. energy capital management joins me now from texas. thank you so much and us for coming on before we get to that new india and global energy markets. i better just begin with asking you why you tweeted the e you is doomed to pipelines that effec

he will morgan alter 0, her tomb, and carson, and she had her tansy as in washington dc. with more on that u. s. broke and cease hire. i think it's very interesting just how much us is trying to stress. it was involved in a brokerage, the following an intense negotiation over the past 14 hours. the us urges the f, a f, a r s f 2 immediately and still hold the sub. there is another element to that is the u. s. says it's setting up some sort of unit involving regional industrial partners quite to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation. conclusion, an implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements. incidence of the u. s. tried to show now that it is actively involved in trying to broker stability and it's a fascinating position with the u. s. finds itself in the power cord, completely flat footed on that evacuation that yes. successful evacuation over the weekend. but the questions been asked when that off to the evacuation of calvo, we were told that lessons had been learned. and one of the key lessons was earl

ah, ah, i'm african or tansy and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from do by in the heart, the energy rich, middle east. this week we ask, do oil sanctions work, or merely kill people in the countries doing the sanctioning? the biden administration continues to die. seymour hersh, his report that it blew up europe's pipelines, destabilizing global energy markets, and creating the largest man made single fossil fuel emission event. while sanctions, meanwhile, on russia, routinely assumed by nato nation media to be an appropriate response to what has been happening in ukraine. one analyst who believes the war in europe signals a new order in global energy markets and politics is the current managing partner of the advisory firm, energy outlook, advisors award winning scholar on us ology, former chief economist at n g p. energy capital management joins me now from texas. thank you so much and us for coming on before we get to that new india and global energy markets. i better just begin with asking you why you tweeted the e you is doomed. if pipelines

she hubbard tansy has more now from washington, dc for several days now. we've been told that contingency planning for an evacuation of u. s. government personnel from sudan was underway. they were high level calls between mar committee, the joint chiefs and susan. these officials, as the blinking incident, these officials about an evacuation of some sort more troops were being put into the neighboring countries. and we were told on friday that a decision would be made by president biden. very soon we were also constantly told that was it would only be u. s. government officials who would be evacuated. not be some 16000 americans thought to be in saddam. there were several relatively testy defensive exchanges, both of the white house and the state of public over the last few days, and biting ministration. officials kept saying that we've told american citizens since the summer of 2021, that saddam was getting even more dangerous. and that they would be on that on the road. and actually that message came just a few just a week ago or so. nonetheless, i thin

so let's get more in this now from shebra tansy who's in washington. what possible rulings can we expect? there are so many potential rulings that again, we should just emphasize this is about what should the status of be of if a prestone while the appeal school is considering. the government's appeal against the texas court ruling which revolts the food and drug administration. approval of miss preston, the supreme court, and these are just some of the possibilities. a supreme court could have a stay on that appeals court ruling that is allowed keep the status current tax keep a prestone available as it is under the f d a regulations. it could agree with the appeals court ruling about is keep prestone availability intact, but with some restrictions. but even that has enormous implications. the government argues, because that is already sort of overruling the f d a by a court that could, i could immediately open the floodgates to legal action against other drugs or people who say, well, we don't agree with the, with the f d a. now that it also gets rat

the app has connected helen to other adults around the world, like tansy in new zealand.d that feeling of loss. so how is helen getting on? i've accepted. that was a hard process and i deserve to be happy. i deserve to move forward and have a happy life. so that's exactly what i'm doing now. you're live with bbc news. dame mary ouant — who gave the world the mini skirt and was at the forefront of the swinging sixties fashion revolution — has died at the age of 93. she opened herfirst shop on the kings road in chelsea in 1955. david sillito looks back at her life. when mary ouant invades new realms of fashion, bright young girls are interested, and so is the national press. mary quant. it was more than just a new look, it was a new way of life. bold, free, fun, daring. miniskirts it was all about freedom. liberation. it really was the first time that emancipation of women became possible. i was very full of the sort of elation that was happening then. skirts were short, colours bold, shoes flat. grey, dowdy london was suddenly a style capital. mary ouant had started out ma

it used to be kind of rose or white, white zen but now roses seems very she she so this is this is tansyindgren, which may ring a bell for many people in the bay area. she is a partner and wine director at a 16 and san francisco and oakland as well as a cookbook author, and this is her partnership with meghan blab , a winemaker and kitty coastline who is a former executive in the tech world for symantec, and they connected during the pandemic when restaurants were really in a difficult place. and decided they wanted to make wine together, and they both take inspiration. like dan from italy . uh so if you're making a meal, and you've got a sauvignon blanc and rose different meal different. well how would you pair that? same but i think with with rose gives you a little more of the spectrum of tying in more fish and even some meat courses. if you'd like, perhaps if it is too warm and you don't want to drink a heavier red wine, you can opt for rose to give you last question. there are over 800 vineyards in sonoma napa. how do you know them all i don't and that's really the that's yeah. uh l

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