, israel's reputation lies tatas, their economies are struggling, unemployment is rising, they've got internal strife within israel where people like gents and all the others are now fighting because they know they've not achieved any of their targets, they've not been able to destroy hamas, they've not been able to get rid of the give back, get back the hostages and norther they been able to clear ethnically cleanse the region in the way they wanted. well, masu shaja, when i guess there talks about resistance groups in the region, um, the us has been very quick to uh accuse iran for the fact that his interest are being uh targeted within the region, but uh that really is a failure of the... policy because of uh it's the way that it is uh its presence in the region is in in many cases even illegal when it comes to case like syria um but iran's leader has praised the resistance groups uh for what they have done uh blaming and accusing the us of uh using iran as a scape coat um is the us using iran as a scape coat absolutely but it goes far beyond that i i think we need to get rid of th

, israel's reputation lies tatas, their economies are struggling, unemployment is rising, they've got internal strife within israel where people like benny gants and all the others are now fighting because they know they've not achieved any of their targets, they've not been able to destroy hamas, they've not been able to get rid of the get back the hostages and norther they been able to clear ethnically cleanse the region in the way they wanted, but when our guest there talks about resistance groups in the region um the us has been very quick to uh accuse iran for the fact that it interests are being uh targeted within the region, but uh that really is a failure of the us policy because of uh it's the way that it is uh its presence in the region is in in many cases even illegal when it comes to case like syria um but iran's leader has praised the resistance groups uh for what they have done and blaming and accusing the us of uh using iran as a scapecoat, is the us using iran as a scape coat? absolutely, but it goes far beyond that. i think we need to get rid of the illusion and that

these are issues tata matter to delawaref your districts and that matter to future generations; goodsafe and affordable communities, a cleaner environment and responsible management of taxpayer dollars. and this last year i'm focusing op leaving the state in a better place than i found it. we should make sure the next governor is in the best possible succeed, and we should balance the budge and make sure our investments are sustainable in the long run. and i want to thank everyone in this room for your partnership on this. we don't always agree, for sure, but working9 together what with we do best in delaware. work together, i can confidently say today that the state of our state is strong and getting stronger every day. [applause] as many of you know, i spent a loot of -- a lot of time on the football field. in fact, one here in the chamber today, dave. i spent a lot of time with him as a player and a coach, and i know it was a lge but one thing i learned is that the best teams leave it all on the field. and it's in that spirit that our unfinished business and the work i believe we

state of the state address as your governor, and i suspect, ast the mixed feelings about the applause tata i was receiving -- [laughter] as i, as i came in. seriously though, i think it's a little reflection, if i may, on what we've accomplished working together and on our unfinished business. first and foremost, we've helped create -- >> [inaudible] >> order. point of order. >> [inaudible] fight and defend our nation in congress -- [inaudible] genocide is. you can't -- [inaudible] >> point of order, madam speaker. >> [inaudible] we send you are our children away, it should be an -- [inaudible] not to participate in genocide. that's all i stand for. senators, spook if up --ing. [inaudible] farewell. >> proceed, governor. >> thank you, madam speaker. first and foremost, we've helped create more than 30,000 new jobs since 2017. that's for the first time in delaware history, we've provided funding dedicated for low income students and english learn arers in our public schools -- learners. we've given our teachers a big pay raise. for three years running, we've implemented the largest n in sta

tata steel as well as costs.teel will begin shutting down operations at its site in port talbot from wednesday, they say, due to stability concerns , the due to stability concerns, the steel group has said it's been forced to make the closures earlier than previously planned because the equipment can no longer be run safely. coke ovens are used to turn coal into coke, are used to turn coal into coke, a key raw material used in the process of making steel. well. tata has about 40 remaining coke ovens operational, with many having already been shut down since they started running in 1981. that's the news for the very latest stories. do sign up for gb news alerts. scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . go to gb news .com/ alerts. >> welcome back. now there are under plan could be soon law as soon as thursday in fact. but rishi sunak still has to deal with his counterparts in kigali, who are insisting on a staggered start to migrant deportations. the government may have claimed that

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right now, the domestic market is completely dominated by local players, the likes of tata motors. very small proportion of all cars sold, but the government has an ambition to bring that “p has an ambition to bring that up to i3% by 2030, and it is hoping this policy will go some way to helping it realise that ambition. this will make evs less expensive for consumers but also provide global car—makers a long runway for growth, given that the government has this i3% target. there are challenges, including things such as charging infrastructure, and the fact india continues to remain a very cost sensitive market. thanks very much. staying with ev, a chinese manufacturer will launch a cheaper brand, with vehicles priced between $14,000 and $21,000, half the cost of premium evs in the chinese market. they want to create the first ai assisted car for young people. the ev market in china is heating up, as companies including byd race to cut prices. in the middle east, negotiators are set to make a fresh push for a ceasefire in the war between israel and gaza. israeli said it would send

shares of tata up 3.5%. >>> u.s.commitment firm viavi solutions will buy spirent telecommunications for more than $1 billion. they will get a special dividend. the deal values the company at 61% based on the closing price yesterday. sh >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor needs to know today and the market signals that has our next guest on board with small caps. >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast. check us out on apple orpofy sti or other podcast apps. more "wex" coming up after this. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we are looking at the nasdaq 100 laggards. advance technology down 2%. palo alto under pressure since it has changed how it has done business. and tesla is down right now due to the fire. >>> and time to turn to the "wex wrap-up." the group of seven banks reportedly in talks with elon musk over refinancing more than $12 billion debt package that he used to purchase social media platform x. >>> berkshire hathaway accused of conspiring to keep real estate

the market at this point is dominated by domestic players, the likes of tata motors or mahindra. 80%arket share. the government with this policy hoping for more foreign investment, they also have an ambition of taking the 2% share to i3% by 2013. it the 2% share to 13% by 2013. it would be a long runway for growth both for domestic and foreign players to come in and set up shop. certainly with the duties going down, it would mean cheaper cars for indians like me. ., like me. something to look forward to _ like me. something to look forward to perhaps. - like me. something to look forward to perhaps. thankl like me. something to look - forward to perhaps. thank you. in the last hour, some with fresh economic data from china which showed a slower decline in property investment, which fell by 9% in the first two months of the year from the same period in 2023. impaired to the 24% plunge in december. the chinese government has tried to reverse a downturn in the property sector, which accounts for a third of the economy. data also beat expectations in a sign of stabilisation across the co

tata motors premarket up 4%. we're watching this stock in particular. looking to unlock value for investors. it will spin its passenger and commercial vehicle units. taking up 4% right now on the back of that news. let's get more on indian markets with benaifer malandkar, cio of the family office raay global investments. good to happy with this. we talk about gains from the indian market, how much more upside from here? benaifer: it has been a stupendous year for the markets here. it is backed by the earnings season, which has been very robust. our q3 earnings season was supported by energy and metals contributing to profitability. whereas i.t. was a little slow. the eps growth is 19% cagr growth for the last five years since fy 20. the momentum is on and it remains to be seen where we consolidate in some range. haslinda: you said energy and metals have done well, but not so for tech, unlike their counterparts in the u.s. can indian tech play catch up this year? benaifer: the second half of the year, definitely not the first. more towards the quarter th

tatas added that people in rf are too fragile, hungry and sick to be moved around. on friday the israely prime minister approved plans to assault rafa despite increasing international calls to halt. meditary operations. the senior leader of the palestine resistance movement, hamas says the group is waiting for a response to it seasf proposal from israel and the us, the regime's main accomplice in the gaza genocide. osama hamdan said that the initiative put forward by hamas is a realistic one with clear details. he said it provides uh for a swap of captives in gaza and palestinian abductees and the withdrawal of israeli forces. hamdan said that the palestinian movement had during negotiations called for an end to the war, the return of refugees, the dispatch of a to gaza and the start of the reconstruction of this trip, dontash upon the divisions within the israeli regime on the war, adding that tel aviv has achieved none of its declared objectives, despite the atrocities committed in gaza, guess that hamas has told intermediaries that uh acts of aggression against g

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and initially problem is that 3 languages, russian, ukrainian, and crime in tata would have equal status. but in praxis, people are discouraged, to speak ukrainian, something that may lead to grow and discontent. and most sized voice is bio sorceries. you'd ask bob donovan ultra 0 last k as well. the weather is next. then on the inside story, the jazz cotton, literally times not in the states set fire washington's efforts to contain on the groups in west africa impact time in the region analysis the of the. and just when you thought when to had gone, no, it says cool down again happens any about plus 3 in that code as it comes across the airplane, water will produce significant snow for the current input in today and increasing the for all car though and home show, in fact, wednesday looks up particularly when tree day, not just on the high ground. like mostly so. let's bear in mind that we're in the middle of march. however, further west, generally fine looking weather's right, almost full of china with the sun getting to work and warming things up ever so slightly south of events. and

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else, then live instruments , of course, were real, already played on this royal overlay, which means tata it occurred to me, we should do it differently, i did it differently, i bring it to him, he says, well, we have already approved everything, i say , well, it will be better, you look , i need to get used to it again, i say, well, if it’s better, it’s okay, we watched it, i liked it more, that is, after this episode he can’t help but trust me, so there you go so they gradually got used to it, but in gaidai’s films, music is so subtly involved? in all the action there is someone there lifts a brick, she freezes, and so on, but how did the process happen? i was sitting at the editing table myself, here’s some episode, let’s say , fishing, here he’s catching fish, so i also noticed some points, i wrote down for myself, but you write all this down in meters, there’s also a meter, there’s 3 m 7 frames, let's say 3 m 7 frames, he turned his head there, well, for example, and there 9 m 15 swung a mount over his head there, it was an important moment at this point, it means i ran out of topic,

we're not privy to all the intel that's out there, the real concern is the app volumes up american tatacan influence american public policy and also elections, and could be weaponized against american citizens. we've seen some of the ability to influence outcomes or attempt to with with the way tiktok is trying to lobby against this divestiture bill. i think this is an interesting point. the counterpoint to that bill is there really has to be something there because this is a no break electoral benefit to biden given the number of americans and young americans using the app. to those of us watching, there has to be concern. >> em will i wilkins said 170 mill. tha that's a lot. what about d.c. and money. we know the sus question hannah firm has 17% stake in tiktok or bytedance. some call it derisking, some call it decoupling. how does it play in effect? at the same time there's a lot of chinese tensions. could this be the rhetorical straw on the back of a camel? it's a complicated question, but i know you can break it down. >> the important part about the tiktok battle we'rer seeing is j

things like, you know, family and community and -- because that is what is, i do a lot of work in tata. >> freedom, they also -- people are apparently very upset about the political leadership and corruption, living conditions. i mean, you look at the average income is 75 grand. how are you supposed to afford an average mortgage payment of $3400? maria: unbelievable. >> i think's a huge part of it, young people can't afford to buy homes, part of the american dream which, unfortunately, is now dead can, and it's showing in these numbers. maria: thank you so much for joining us this morning. i wish you a happy day. thank you so much for joining us. tomorrow do it again. join us. ashley webster's in for stuart now, and "varney & company" takes it away. ashley. ashley: hey, good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster, yes, in today for stu. well, the fed sparking a big rally on wall street

tata steel says it's begun shutting down operations at its site in port talbot from wednesday.that's due to stability concerns, the steel group said. it's been forced to make the closures earlier than previously planned because the equipment can no longer run safely. coke ovens are used to turn coal into coke, a key raw material used in the process of making steel. tata has about 40 remaining coke ovens operational , many of them having already been shut down. the former us president, barack obama, was in downing street today for private talks, we're told, with the prime minister it's being described as a courtesy visit. mr obama served two terms in the white house between 2009 and 2017. a whitehall source told gb news he was there for an informal meeting with the two, discussing the work of the obama foundation , now the former foundation, now the former environment minister, zac goldsmith, has been banned from driving for a year. it's after he was caught breaking the speed limit. seven separate times, driving in london between april and november last year. the conservative pe

martino, a partir de ese partido, el tata no ganÓ mÁs.e cuÁl y gracias a quÉ programa. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ la descarga" es el show de competencia de talento que ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ jomari: estamos de manteles largos. >> estoy emocionada de estar aquÍ con ustedes. raÚl: yo le dije que desafortunadamente cuando ella entrÓ, yo no estaba aquÍ. un gusto conocerte. jomari: nos vienes a presentar la descarga, una competencia de talento que estÁ pasando en unimÁs, que es de mÚsica, cantantes que llegan, >> primero, feliz de estar aquÍ en la casita, la dinÁmica es como volver al principio, de importantes de los realitis que fueron como gloriosos hace 8 aÑos cuando comencÉ, es exaltar la mÚsica y la convivencia, son 91 participantes. raÚl: ¿91? >> sÍ hay mucho talento en el mundo, en este momento estamos yendo que estÁn en el tocadiscos, todos estos personajes tan talentosos y tan diferentes van a luchar con su voz por ganarse un puesto en ese programa. tienen que enfrentarse a nuestros cuatro mentores, que ahÍ lo estÁn viendo, marvel, bahÍa, gussi,

liz: well, we're at 5238, and you obviously believe tata we are in a stock market -- that we are in as really been filled by these the a.i. companies and anything that says a.i. you are saying, stop obsessing about anything a.i., go elsewhere with. where? >> well, the three names that we have for you today, liz, aren't going to be impacted by any measurable amount by what the fed if does, what happens with this a.i. boom, and they're all a trading on average at levels below the s&p 500 valuation wise. they've been making money for over a hundred years dis, most importantly, all three of them are in the midst of what we see as strategic evolutions that should sustain their long-term growth. liz: and the names are? >> the names are johnson & johnson which has just separated from its consumer business and will be a faster growing, more higher margin company. the second is brown forman which is made well for investments outside of america with tequila,ing scotch and gin which will drive overseas growth which is now better than 50% of sales, and lastly, philip morris international which ha

mandy, you're looking at some tata for us. >> absolutely. we're getting data out of spain. with spain's european union harmon ietzed, inflation rising 3.2% in the 12 months, this is higher than the 2.9% inyears that was in the period for february, but nonetheless, the numbers are still below the .3% number that was expected by analysts pulled by reuters core inflation, we always need to look at that. it strips out food and energy prices that rose 3.3% in the month of february the good news is it is down from 3.5% the previous month now you're taking a look at the eurodollar in the meantime sitting flat at 1.0822 on the board, karen. >> you look at the glimpse into the green of h&m you can see bouncing right toward the top of the stock. double-digit bounce in reaction. it posted a better than expected operating target in the first quarter and set its profit margin for 10% this year as silvia joins us with more. a lot of companies are trying to be more catch confident. h&m is very name bbl in what they're going after at this point. >> exactly it feels as if the investors are

in this country -- stabbing a man, they had so much blood on him not counting the blood of the man tatawas stabbing. look, we are at a very critical point in this country where it almost isn't about just the border anymore. and i still, jessie is, i don't understand -- jesse, i don't understand why joe biden went to brownsville and he's claiming, oh, we've got to do something about the border. six people came across yesterday with, you know? if he could have said, you know, i solved the border issue. okay, so he comes down and he goes to a place in brownsville where six people came through. right now the american people are more concerned about who is coming through. there isn't a person from el salvador who came into this country -- there is a person who came into this country four times, and there was a red notice. that means the country of el salvador has issued a worldwide alert for this individual, they are that dangerous. and this person has come in and out of the united states four times. he was deported once and then came back four times. a red alert from el salvador for an ms-1

ashley: me either, but how does airbnb traffic, how do they enforce tata a with millions of homes inshley: lauren: i suppose a guest has to look in every crevice. i don't know. ashley: isn't that awful? all right. let's move from cameras to airlines. of southwest, alaska air both weighing in, apparently, on how the grounding of boeing's 737 max jets has hurt them. so take us through it. lauren: let's start with the top one, southwest, thest domestic carrier. hook at -- look at this, this is all the ripple effect of the quality control issues at boeing. southwest is warning that they will not be able to meet meet capacity for all of 2024 because boeing once again cut the number of max planes that southwest is getting. then you have alaska, which is up by 2.5%. this is actually the airline where the boeing jet had the door plug blowout in january. they also a say, yeah, our 2024 capacity is in flux because of these questions over delivery numbers. ashley: yeah. wow, down 11% for southwest. let's talk about pfizer. i believe the shares are rallying on some good news -- no, they're not.

like, you know, family and community and -- because that is what is, i do a lot of work in tata part of the world, that is, they're all about family. maria: yeah. maybe freedom is another one that would make us happy. >> freedom, they also -- people are apparently very upset about the political leadership and corruption, living conditions. i mean, you look at the average income is 75 grand. how are you supposed to afford an average mortgage payment of $3400? maria: unbelievable. >> i think's a huge part of it, young people can't afford to buy homes, part of the american dream which, unfortunately, is now dead can, and it's showing in these numbers. maria: thank you so much for joining us this morning. i wish you a happy day. thank you so much for joining us. tomorrow do it again. join us. ashley webster's in for stuart now, and "varney & company" takes it away. ashley. ashley: hey, good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster, yes, in today for stu. well, the fed sparking a big rally on wall street. the central bank reiterating three rate cuts still on the table fo

here's what he's suggesting, tata we are too dumb, stupid or poor to be able to get a photo id to vote ask you a question, maria, have you with ever had to show a voter id or an id to get on a plane or to cash a check or to check out of your grocery store? of course you can. of course you have and of course you should. maria: well -- >> we want joe biden fired so merrick garland goes out with him the next day. we should all a want voter id. why? maria: yeah. >> because it makes sure that we protect the american process of voting. here's what we know from the 2022 election in georgia, they changed the law, voter id is still the law of the land, and they had thest turnout. and republicans still -- highest turnout. and republicans still won with across the state. we mow if you can have voter id and voter integrity. maria: senator, it's a great point. obviously, he's making room for the illegals coming into this country. >> crazy. maria: it's great to have the conversation with you, sir. we will continue to follow it. thank you for being here. >> look forward to seeing you again, maria. th

i appreciate tata you are a british-born pervert, but i cannot -- [laughter] stuart: but the ratings if you did. >> i don't know if we can afford them to go any higher. you're already a legend. stuart: i said i was a prude yesterday? i think i did, actually, yes. [laughter] i've no objection to a.i. improving the dating process. >> sure. improving the algorithms in the app, but you are sending a.i. to talk for you. stuart: what you object to is electronic dating -- >> i don't have a problem with that, the initial algorithm temperatures. my problem is go talk to someone face to face. stuart: well, how do you meet them, in a bar? >> i mean, i met my sexy teenage boyfriend in an elevator. that's real. he doesn't even have cable. he just thought i was real. stuart: that was face to face and gooey, wasn't it? >> sure was. [laughter] stuart: kennedy, thank you very much, indeed. this is a comedy show. there's a new -- this is serious, and it's for you with. lauren: what a transition. stuart: there's a new phone call scam that uses a.i. to clone a loved one's voice. how do they do that? lau

when we talk about big dollar donations like the ones that we saw coming in last night, tata $26 millionk at biden from 20220 to 2024, his big dollar donations have increased by 10 points, but if grow look at the right side of the screen, trump's big dollar donations declined by 10 points because trump is fund raising from small dollar donors. if you ask me, the parties have changed. >> yeah. i think it's a very difficult time right now in fund raising especially when you look at those small dollar donations considering the inflation and the way people are being forced to live as a result of these bad economic conditions over the past couple of years. you look back to 2020, a truly unprecedented fund raising year with biden raking in over a billion dollars to his campaign as a whole, and i don't even think the campaign fund raising numbers tell the full story for the republican party. i do think there are concerns because you rook at those super pac if numbers, and biden's super pac has over four times more than trump's. you rook at the rnc versus the dnc with the dnc having close to $50

temple under varnish, rolling across the fields, sharstika, here and there, scattering goodness, skin tata the rules of life in our state? the thought of starting a military conflict in one way or another, namely provocatively, because otherwise there is no way to unleash a military conflict, is still lingering; at the moment there are no prerequisites. in order to defeat us, we are now at the threshold of electoral campaigns, terrorist activity of our opponents , it is beginning to increase significantly, here is the clear interaction of various law enforcement agencies and components, here are the armed forces, and the state security committee, the ministry of internal affairs, the border service, it is our joint activity that prevents terrorists from coming directly to our land . belarus has forever entered the beauty category. you live right next to the bathhouse, yes, you are doubly lucky, you live next to your bathhouse, which is very cool, as far as i know, you use about 240 cubic meters per year fraction minimum. in each episode, the presenter is tested to get a taste of rural life

interesting and that we should be watching next month is the amount of times that they discussed and tataederal law that makes it so that folks who go to the er have to be stabilized, right? we have to treat them. we have to take care of them. there's a case will be heard next month where people are arguing in states with bans abortion bans that they shouldn't have to provide that care for that and holla doesn't apply an abortion-related cases. and i thought that they were sort of giving us a preview to that today. >> and i think it's also interesting that the decision which usually comes out by the end of june, it's just going land right us in the middle of election year. the timing as interesting as well. >> absolutely. it is. there will be at the end of june likely to big abortion decisions coming from the supreme court. and the court is under a great deal of scrutiny right now. there questions about ethics and the court. there are a critique, some questions about the court really performing as more of a political body, then an objective legal entity. and so i think that there it's it'

you’re in vain did, this is tata, he understood, you understand me, they left me because i’m a freak, did you also take out a loan? and not otherwise, well, you collection mug, i can smell you a kilometer away, na... come here, get your interest, madla, you’re tenacious, so quiet, quiet, quiet, don’t rush, otherwise you’ll cut it painfully, i’m here, i’m nothing to do with it, yes, okay, well, that's it, that's it, i got excited , come on, let's agree, i'll return the car, well , you and i are of the same blood , i'm crazy too, you don't believe it, you don't believe it, look, but the air turned out , ah... and they will kill him without you, he owes people money, so leave erodigo. come here, storyteller, mother, come here. they will still mock me, mug, and behind me there are two more of the same he’s chasing, maybe he’ll kill them too, but what about self-defense, you’ll help, i helped you , you’ll give me a lift, and what’s in the car, it broke down, and i told you, you know, why the owner? the drivers in the office don’t say hello, that the service department already said hello be

like history, you really like the history of belarus, these are your favorite subjects at school. tatanot only he had a lot of even smaller awards, he participated in the regional stages, wait, wait , that is, he won the republican olympiad in mathematics, but nevertheless wrote that mathematics is his least favorite subject, how can this be, when we filled out the questionnaire, we all revealed this fact together, but who forces him to study. two sub-points, this is geometry, he already said about this, yes, and algebra, he calculates very well, he likes this, he gets pleasure from some kind of mathematical solutions, yes, but geometry includes there are a lot of theorems, yes, but they don’t want to teach the theorem , your favorite movie is the game of squid, yes, they would like to try it in the real world, no, it makes me afraid, the fear of death, that they can kill me there in one wrong action, you are a teacher-organizer, is timofey active in school life, should he participate in concerts or some competitions? we didn’t have a chance to meet timofey at any cultural events, timo

this is as truck tatas claimed or are they trying to appeal to trump's supporters with this higher are keeping a neutral reputation, sort of bring me into the world of why they would hire someone like ronna mcdaniel sure. >> i for one, >> this is a fire alarm fire for nbc news. this is a complete disaster. the blowback they're getting. i don't think they anticipated this much blowback. where on sunday they'd be dealing with this. but look, when they hire and her, they said basically that they wanted to represent the other side as she wasn't important voice and that trump public ins should be represented on the network. now of course, there's a lot of holes in that argument and it really rub people the wrong way inside nbc news as well, and inside msnbc, because ronna mcdaniel is not any normal republican, right? she is someone who has spent years as head of the rnc until recently when she departed smearing nbc news journalists a launching really ugly vial attacks on msnbc host and the network and organizations as a whole. >> and >> more importantly, she wasn't election denier. you saw

like even a piece of initially problem is that 3 languages, russian, ukrainian, and crime in tata would have equal status. but in praxis people, i just kind of wish to speak ukrainian, something that may lead to grow and discontent, and most sized voice is bio sorceries. you'd ask bob donovan ultra 0 last parents to facilitate here on the al jazeera a mess bleaching events. this strategy is great, barrier reef suffers and not the environmental sit back. the the, [000:00:00;00] the in height of 14 bodies have been found in the sub that of portal prints and pots of the capital had been left without pallet, as gangs continued a battle to control them over a pile of reports. a bloody scene in the outskirts of haiti's capital porter prints, in the early hours of monday, gangs reportedly attacked to upscale neighborhoods, leaving nearly a dozen dead. it's the latest in a spiraling wave of gang related violence gripping the country. but he woke up this morning with bodies in our community of pet don't deal. it's spectrum deal is not that kind of community where people are killed and we are her

as the gauze and health care system is in tata, is 5 months of will have devastated most of its hospitals admitted critical shortage of age. many wounded palestinians are forced to on the go alterations on the hazardous conditions. sometimes even without assessing, we look at the cost of the mid of these conflicts. next is all as, as chronic holding off, he's a special projects, human shields. the we are calling the civilians to leave guys, it goes out. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on the author, millions and one of the to we were in our house when it was bombed. this is my niece. imagine i had to amputate her leg in our home. why didn't just is what soon have we committed? i'm working on a kitchen table without anesthetic cutting off a 17 year old girls. like, where is the mercy? god have mercy on us. the option of getting up at dodge while we weren't time the tanks were right to talk to steps. i went out to the 6 pool to try to get a signal. so i could talk to my dad who has been away for 6 years. my sister,

. >> yvette cooper, now tata steel, will begin shutting down operations at its site in port talbot from wednesday. that's due to what they're calling stability concerns, the steel group said it had been forced to make the closures earlier than previously planned because the equipment can no longer run safely. coke ovens are used to turn coal into coke, a key raw material used in the process of making steel . the former making steel. the former environment minister zac goldsmith , has been banned from goldsmith, has been banned from driving for a year. it's after he was caught breaking the speed limit seven separate times. driving in london between april and november last year, the conservative peer was also caught speeding on two motorways, most recently in december in his hybrid electric car. december in his hybrid electric can he december in his hybrid electric car. he pleaded guilty to all the offences and was fined 5500 pounds and ordered to pay a surcharge of 2000 plus costs . surcharge of 2000 plus costs. the government's been warned that the sales of heat pumps will need to incre

this is one of the trolleys, where two traction motors are installed, a cradle suspension , czech tatand life, after modernization, the trams have a modern design, the driver’s cabin and interior meets the standards of the 21st century. display we see all the tram systems that are functioning. such a carriage can be made in 2 months, almost everything necessary to update russian production. thanks to modernization, it was possible to create not only more comfortable conditions for passengers, but also significantly save on electricity. a new modern model is a modern drive, where a frequency pulse start of the traction motor is carried out, about 30, or more precisely 1/3 of the power consumed relative to the car. the tenth route will be on the most passenger-intensive route, and that’s where we are looking at the area that we don’t have access to contact network, this is a new microdistrict. the first electric bus test drive on the streets of izhevsk has already taken place, they plan to release such equipment on the line in the summer, the president said about a large-scale update of

the right to present veronica’s medal goes to tata selezneva, well , best of all, a medal from the handsicult, the enemy is now actually advancing along the entire front line, tsirsky will kill us all. soldiers ukraine is minced meat in syrsky’s career ambitions. the main thing is a career, yes, money doesn’t smell. i just know tsyrsky personally, because i have his last name, he is my report, my brother does not communicate, well, he is his own son, it is written everywhere that he has one wife, one child, his parents live in vladimir, his father always said , and my sashka wants to become a general, being a general in a small country is a little easier, his parents try to refrain from commenting, since a man who betrayed his homeland, don’t let lord, he will raise his hand against his parents, he had a chance to continue his career in russia in 1913, he was still eating a cake with our flags, why did my mother and i break up, i didn’t travel abroad, in short, a translator? with one of the translators he decided to get involved, well , to hell with you, traitors are not born, traitors b

tata, rapping, the whole crew, just on the platform, look, you don’t need to make an appointment withressure, how an air freshener can lead to asthma, how to take medicine correctly, will always support, a bowl of macaroni and cheese, this is a pan of dumplings or a frying pan of fried potatoes over lard, a knitting needle, this is how a child sleeps, but you shouldn’t do it i advise you, a doctor you can trust... 100%. and you will be happy. well, i don’t guarantee happiness, but i’ll definitely improve my health. doctor myasnikov. on saturday. narter. we always do everything together, support each other, believe in the best, care and give warmth. difficulties together. together - we are force. let's vote for russia. earlier in the program , the ukrainian military herded civilians into the mariupol drama theater, which was blown up on march 16, 2022. we were told that there would be a bomb shelter, but when we arrived there, we saw that it was a drama theater, we wanted to immediately go home, but there was no way... i remember this basement very well, i remember this feeling of dark

. >> tata steel will begin shutting down operations in port talbot from wednesday due to stability concernsthe steel group said it had been forced to make the closures earlier than previously planned because equipment could no longer run safely . we're not going to safely. we're not going to talk about new research from historic england , and it's found an england, and it's found an increase in the number of thefts from heritage sites right across the whole country. >> criminals, perhaps driven by the of living have the cost of living crisis, have been valuable been targeting valuable materials stone and materials such as york stone and lead from historical sites and then selling them for on cash. >> well, our northwest of england reporter, sophie reaper visited a church in cheshire that has been hit by a spate of such thefts established during the saxon era. >> saint mary's church in congleton, cheshire, has been at the heart of its community for hundreds of years . but despite hundreds of years. but despite its deep historic and religious roots, it's become just one of many sites to be ta

plays and some kind of melody appears, and even in a dream it happens, it’s my fault, decided always, tataft unfulfilled dreams, he was very worried, when wonderful music for the soviet italian film the red tent, they just didn’t have time to record it in time, and you can’t hear it anywhere in the world except here. everything is white, emptiness, some kind of loneliness , and i just lay down on the sofa, closed my eyes like that, imagined all this, and from me this theme was born right away, which i played. many films where the music and songs of alexander zatsepin are heard are simply no longer remembered by anyone; he often helped republican studios in moldova, tajikistan and kazakhstan. he never waits for inspiration and still does works according to the behest of the teacher, sit down at the instrument and inspiration will come on its own, there are many professions, but the most beautiful of all in cinema, zatsepin was terribly lucky to meet his director. come together with talents, help me, help me, it’s not bad to have secrets, leonid gaida directly said that he doesn’t understand