te maire tau is the lead claimant in the case.ve made it clear that rangatiratanga is more than ownership. this isn't specifically for ownership, this claim to water, it's a claim for rangatiratanga. so, in a sense, what maori are claiming is, and what this tribe is claiming, is authority and autonomy over water. yaara: a ngai tahu historian and community leader, dr. tau says their authority over water is not just enshrined in the treaty but comes from a more spiritual source. te maire: the stories we have are the canoes and our ancestors, our gods. our ancestors came here on canoes as well. so they turned into the mountains and the lakes. so you won't get a waterway around here that we don't claim descent from. for maori, water is an ancestor, what's our obligations to it? yaara: the poor state of the country's freshwater is dominating the day's discussions. gabrielle huria: new zealand has an image of itself that it is wonderful and green. but underneath the thin facade are filthy waterways-- yaara: gabrielle huria, the head of

scholz, which, on the contrary, raises the stakes and says that even russia can be beaten with these taus, not to mention the whole, something else, so she actually proposes scholz will agree to give tauros to hit the occupied territories of ukraine, where the russian troops are stationed, and to tell him, well, okay, we will not go to russia, but we will go to the crimea, there and then to the donbas, and mr. serhiy, still one question, if you are talking about free democrats, social democrats, greens and so on , the latest sociology that is in front of me, maybe you have even more recent one, says that the alternative for germany is 22%, if there were an election today, maybe 22% of germans voted for such a right-wing, far-right, some consider a pro-russian alternative for germany, well, at least, it may not be pro-russian, but definitely anti-european, i would say so. why are they becoming so popular all the time, they are growing, maybe not exponentially, but we can see the growth , tell me your analysis, why are they like that, that everyone is kissing them now, that 22% of them are

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leqembi works to remove the plaque the second is tau.have alzheimer's, you have the ameloid plaque and the tau. on the ameloid, what we can do is if we try to get earlier in the disease progression, we think we can also have better outcomes because not as many neurons will have died at that point. one issue with this disease is different from others, you have a silent phase of the disease where the plaque is accumulating and people don't know. you have the disease long before the symptoms what we used to call early onset alzheimer's is when you had symptoms what we really would like to do is try to find patients before they get symptoms to have something ahead ongoing to look at patients earlier. one of the ways to tell how severe alzheimer's is is the level of tau we published data this week where patients who have low tau levels early in the stage of progression actually had a 76% response rate and 60% improved 76% were stable and 60% improved in the benefit we are learning about where is the best time to initiate treatment. that is wh

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with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from me cover tau and the team, it's goodbye. the us economy is tied to waging new wars. arms manufacturing companies in the us have always been the winners of the wars. military contractors are the new phenomena to do the dirty work for the us military in other parts of the world like iraq and afghanistan. to occupy palestine, to expel palestinians from their homes and to kill them at will. they needed an excuse. so they call the land their own homeland overnight, ushering in a dark chapter in the history of the world, but shall the owners of the land return home, targeted attacks on civilian infrastructure with a clear to cut off men, women, children of water, electricity and heating, with the winter coming, these are acts of pure terror, and we have to call it as such. your headlines for this hour, israel has killed more than 700 children in his ongoing onslot on the besieg gaza strip ammit muted response from his western allies. hamas political chief ismail hannie says israel's plot to evacuate gaza is doomed to fail as pale

a win in the palestinian parliamentary elections in 2006 over rival political fatw tau putting the group in power >> now the party has to former form a government. >> reporter: the victory a crucial turning point, allowing them to oust fattah forces >> the palestinians have been divided essentially between two governments, the hamas government in the gaza strip and the palestinian government in the west bank. there have been attempts to reconcile, but none of those efforts have come to anything. >> reporter: hamas has found a long-time ally in iran which has provided financial and military support to the group but iran has denied any involvement in this weekend's attacks for decades, they have been in a cycle of violence that has included suicide bombings, kidnappings and fighting along the border that has resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of palestinians and israelis, a cycle that doesn't appear to be ending anytime soon. >> those on the gaza strip are also victims we shouldn't equate that they support hamas. >> our thanks to valerie castro for that report. >>> in other news t

lamentando la muerte y la captura de todos los judíos atacados despiadadamente por el grupo terrorista tauesta terrible amenaza de nuestras vidas. >> durante su corta visita, el presidente de los estados unidos también tuvo un emotivo encuentro con las familias que perdieron a sus seres queridos y con los socorristas. el histórico viaje se da apenas horas después de que un bombardeo en un hospital de gaza acabara con la vida de unas 500 personas más. según el reporte del ministerio de salud de gaza, dirigido por jamás hecho que provocó la inmediata respuesta de varios líderes del medio oriente que cancelaron una cumbre que estaba prevista en jordania con el presidente biden y inmediatamente después del ataque en el hospital. jamás acusó a israel. pero netanyahu asegura que la tragedia fue a consecuencia del lanzamiento fallido de un cohete por parte de otro grupo terrorista que opera en gaza, conocido como yihad islámica. además dijo haber mostrado toda la evidencia a biden, quien desde tel aviv declaró estar de acuerdo con la versión de israel basado en la información que hemos visto hast

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way, because actually all of germany, except for one person, has long been in favor of handing over taus remains the only german high-ranking official and politician who is against it, no, well, if we look at sociological polls of germans, the picture is different there, much worse for us , but if we are talking about the german political community, then also in the native parties. and his colleagues in the government, and the opposition in the parliament, they have all been literally lying around for a long time, give these ukrainians taurus, nothing terrible will happen, there will be no mythical escalation, nothing putin will not do something that he is not already doing, but personally olaf scholz is still afraid that if he passes, putin will do something, but still yes, there is a certain hope that the same story will happen . so scholz categorically blocked the leopards, until biden finally, well, excuse me for such a term, well, after all, he didn’t go crazy , it literally looked like that, and he promised us 31 abrams, who actually arrived only now a year later, but publicly prom

the first pacific nation to tour england took the lead through starford toa and tyson frizell, tolu—taue series continues in huddersfield on 28th october. the us grand prix is under way in austin. you can follow all the news on the bbc sport website and app. and that's all the sport for now. main story developments in the middle east. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has visited jerusalem, showing solidarity with anglicans in the city. the anglican diocese ofjerusalem manages al ahli hospital in gaza — where hundreds of people are thought to have died in an explosion on tuesday. archbishop welby knows the hospital well, having opened one of its wings. he's been talking to the bbc�*s clive myrie. it's just an oasis in the middle of eastjerusalem... we meet in the garden of st george's cathedral, an outpost of the anglican church here in the holy land. i come out here early in the morning to pray. there's been much to reflect on, following the bloody events of the last two weeks, beginning with the hamas attack that filled him with rage. when everyone sees something that is pro

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tau, whose assets will be transferred to the state, has been declared a national day of mourning in kazakhstan today. israel has decided to begin the second stage of the operation in the gas sector. the goal is the complete elimination of hamas and the release of the hostages. netanyahu stated this. the palestinian country responded by shelling israeli cities. maria skarodilka will tell you about the situation. as night falls, the blows strike. becomes stronger, israeli ground forces entered the enclave. netanyahu announced the start of the second phase of the military operation. war inside the gaza strip it will be a long difficult one, but we are ready for it. this is our second war of independence. we will fight for our native land. we will fight and will not retreat. we will destroy the enemy on the ground and underground. we will win. this will be the victory of good over evil, light over darkness, life over death. the chief of the idf general staff spoke. with a policy statement. the goals of our operation are to destroy hamas and ensure security on the borders for the return of all pris

defense equipment, but of course, political opponents criticized scholz, criticized, in relation to tauaurus, we we remember that scholz explained a lot why he does not want to give taurus and does not want an escalation and they are afraid that they will beat on the crimean bridge, and in general, many people out of sight, so-called, said that after all , the delay is due to that the states, until the states give atakamsa, there will be no appropriate decision from berlin, is now feeling... is this pressure from all sides, so-called from internal political opponents, from coalition partners in the russian-ukrainian war, is there a possibility that scholz will change his mind, early sooner or later it will happen, no matter how much he wants it, scholz himself, holding his position, and you generally see, if you analyze, 600, almost more than 600 days of full-scale russian aggression against ukraine. gradually, step by step, we are removing those taboos on the supply of weapons to ukraine, unfortunately, it is not quite easy, unfortunately, it is happening, you know, partially, but we w

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has already sounded to him more than once, that he is basically the only one who is holding back, tausback, because he believes that this will be a serious escalation, necessary. the sending of military personnel for training on the territory of ukraine, german, and this is a type of direct, slightly indirect confrontation of germany with moscow, but yesterday, yes, yesterday, in my opinion, yes, the british, british, minister of defense, already interrupted these arguments of scholz, so that said, or agreed that the british instructors will train ukrainians to use british weapons on the territory of ukraine, i.e. already one country is one of the representatives of the country, military personnel enter the territory of ukraine and will be trained here, that is, this argument of scholz is removed . which are heard, because we just, well, i mean statements in particular about our occupied territories, well , in general, a well-known moscow alcoholic made statements, it is about dmitriy medvidev's family, that he wants to go to other territories, but this, as they say, appetizer you just

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9m rockets, portable manpads kinger, ammunition for haimar, 155-mm and 105-mm artillery supplies , tauissiles and velin anti-tank missiles for small arms, spare parts and other components, very timely in fact, well, i just want to say at the very end that history happened is so interesting in kyiv, the taxi driver of the bolt company told the passengers who got into his cabin that he, that they are some kind of strange, abnormal and he will not communicate with them in ukrainian, because they communicated with him in ukrainian, in a word, he dropped them off and did not complete his order, people complained, of course , about the behavior of the taxi driver, and here the bolt company wrote: the answer was that it blocked the work with the bolt company, in general, with this system for this taxi driver forever, and apologized for his behavior, saying , that it is unacceptable, this is a very important story, and in general, when people act in a similar way in ukraine, saying that your ukrainian is not like that, and you are not like that, we will not, we do not want, please, at home, sa

center of kyiv, public network ens, here you can get such nice ones, thank you . then we will get the taus really influence, we advocate, ms. hanna, well, let 's move on to other serious topics, today and tomorrow there is a summit of the leaders of the european union member states in brussels. what should we expect after this meeting and what is the prospect of our rapprochement we are waiting for the end of the year, we will report to the european union regarding our application, how close we have come from this application to full membership during these one and a half years of the great war, please, well , actually, after the application , the next important stage is the opening of negotiations, and in particular there should be a report, which will confirm that ukraine has fulfilled the seven steps, the seven requirements , although no one... or to say that these were the requirements , just the seven recomendations that were, it will happen in december, if i am not mistaken, it will be in november, also a preliminary assessment and then we have to get negotiators by the end of the ye

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tau says this area has been getting more dangerous each year. she says right now the only people trying to help her and other owners are city leaders. >> we're basically having to build our store back up from the ground in antioch. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> more than 3700 union nurses with santa clara county's health and hospital system are now working without a contract. eight members of the registered nurses professional association staged rallies outside three health facilities today, this one at o'connor hospital in san jose. the nurses are demanding improved working conditions and staffing levels and better care for patients who rely on the county's public health system. their contract expired yesterday. the county issued a statement today saying, quote, we look forward to working collaboratively with our nurses to reach an agreement on a contract that reflects our mutual commitment to supporting our nursing workforce and delivering excellent care to our patients. meantime, two unions representing thousands of workers and faculty me

the first pacific nation to tour england took the lead through starford toa and tyson frizell tolu—tauhuddersfield on 28th october. and that's all the sport for now. and spring trip to davidson developments that have just been prating, number of trucks carrying humanitarian aid of crossed into gaza from egypt and the second convoy in two days and we've also heard details of the phone call between president biden and benjamin netanyahu. president biden welcomed the first two convoys of humanitarian assistance and both leaders affirmed there will not be continued flow of critical assistants into gaza. but they say they will need much more than what is already been going through. stay with us on bbc news. and just that one storm, wakefield, june aa mm in the south of england also had a number of rainfall and because the sun is out, doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is over and you may want to check the environment agency website and in scotland to see what the river levels are doing because sometimes there is quite a delay from the moment it starts raining two of the peak of the fl

we must deliver taus immediately because the target by using cruise missiles, the ukrainian army coulds supplied. in principle, international law allows ukraine to attack military targets on russian territory, regardless of where the weapons were produced or who supplied them. and, in fact, the fact is that she says a lot of important things and , well, it seems to me, significant, because, well, let's start with the fact that she, even if in an interview only berlinerst , nevertheless sensationally admits - as a western politician, that crimea is the territory of the russian federation, but most importantly, she is really quite evasive, but nevertheless says that, from her point of view, strikes with german weapons are possible not only on crimea , because she says that international law allows ukraine to attack a military facility on russian territory and, well, based on all their logic, crimea is unlikely in this situation can he mean, speaking seriously, here is where the moment arises: and the question, of course, not only this, we will talk even later about the brites, dmitry med

so an unenviable fate awaits the promised american f-16 fighters and german tau missiles with a ranged you too, or rather, you are desperate, well, you see how it turns out, it is necessary, it means it is necessary, together with the rotation of the wolves unit we go to positions, driving here during the day is extremely undesirable, burnt equipment on the side of the road speaks volumes about this, yes our driver was left here with one of his cars, also burnt, but he was unharmed , here the bottom went down, here, here the sting just hit us, this is the place. here on the road it’s actually more dangerous than in the positions now, we didn’t even have time to get there when the first cluster munition arrived, we were hiding in a trench, it happens, why are these cassettes hitting us now? who else the enemy is already on the crest of the hill ahead, the slavyansk road, a good asphalt straight highway, this is one of the few points where you can approach and at least look at it, relatively calmly, but again, how much less than a kilometer is the line of combat contact? this is the vic

that is, germany, which, you won’t believe, still does not plan to supply ukraine with long-range taus tells us today, citing sources in government circles. and although kiev really never received an official refusal, berlin is out. definitely won't. in addition, scholz and the social democratic party of germany are facing a historic fiasco in local elections in bavaria and gessan - reports ntf news portal. already this sunday, october 8, elections will be held there for the state parliaments, lontag of bavaria and hess. these are federal states. human. according to polls, the spd's result in bavaria will be in the single digits, around 9%. another news that shocked the german public was the assassination attempt on tin hruppol, head of the alternative for germany party. just in the bavarian city of hruppola, he spoke to voters, took a few selfies, and at exactly that very moment someone injected him with a syringe. contents so far unknown, an unidentified liquid caused anaphylactic shock, the leader of the adc was taken away in an ambulance, right now he is in intensive care. the moti

by very widespread anti-semitism, there were many jews, and it is no coincidence that henry morgen tauanizations were actively working in the united states, so to speak, and so yes. therefore, when now the politics of memory, in my opinion, it should always have a state connotation, you know, when there were printed publications, when there was no internet, but the internet appeared in 1992, in fact. not so long ago, it was in the life of our generation that it appeared, that’s when there were printed publications, it existed in the soviet union, the main thing there was, yes, the grading of textbooks that were aimed at students, for everything, they were examined, there were people who did not only the authors, but also the people who were responsible for missing it, because the state really should care about how these events are interpreted, here is the example given with the thirty-ninth year, he set it... it was just the desire of these deputies to do everything the other way around, to reconsider everything, no one paid attention to the fact that when this rebentrop molotov pact w

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