all the technical issues will be on soon as our brothers have a confirm that all the technical issues with the operation and morning i will take a few times food and complain just behind me for the food items and we thank them. and we also called on time and country to continue their humanitarian to them. and that's. busy because i was really a that was provided by the state of gravity behind us who is caddie tons of relieve a, including board and medical supplies for the state of. and we see this point to call on all our muslim world countries. we have to lend a helping hand, so they're going to people and to start delivering new material that $200.00 americans and foreign national maybe on the plane. can you confirm whether or not they will be passing and whether that is true. there are also conversations from us officials saying that you are not helping with evacuations. can you say if in fact you are working it's in fact you are working with us to continue to ration mr. tony, can you us to that? i think this is, this is we are not, we're not speaking about evacuation. we're speaki

i mean, it's going to have to rely a lot on the, on the technical team for the technical team. the mission here today. can you tell me, how long are you going to stay and how to work with already seen, at least in the technical side, a few ass good stuff. they said once everything up and running essentially to 100 percent. we're going to start training some of the good stuff to take over from us, but a lot of the stuff that we can get, the floor needs to be international terminal. they are still there. i will side by side with good. how are you officially? we didn't actually see any taliban in the nation terminal or any involved in any of the technical side of things, purely old ask and civilian stuff that were here prior to terry working side by side the or any time with thing telephone at the you are essentially to they the see that, that driven out on the top back to the talk to some people they've tried to get an understanding of how this works before the tell about haven't run the airport at least for the last 20 years. are they coming at this from a position coming it fro

we have seen an incredible effort put in by technical staff, especially from cuts. we believe turkey also in recent days trying to put in as much repairing of various of the runway of various bits of technology really and storing things like radar and so on. very mines is that according to the un, around half these countries population, that's around 20000000 people are in desperate need of urgent humanitarian aid. so the opening up the sample though it is just at the beginnings is a huge importance. and only today we had a customer on the bus today who was down on the tarmac. he was speaking to the media. let's have a listen to what he had to say. but even when he was soon, we will achieve everything. and we are doing an assessment of the progress so far, also assessing that damage that was done by the masses of people who had come to the airport. hopefully in a short period of time, we will be able to achieve everything. we have been able technically to put the airport and operation and you can see this aircraft just landed and more with come tomorrow and the afte

both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. the economic crisis in lebanon, especially people further into poverty. sarah, hi, rach reports in the northern region of god where people are increasingly desperate . they've queued up for hours trying to get hold of the cheapest food they can buy . nearly 80 percent of lebanon is living below the poverty line. as its experience is the worst economic crisis in decades, people are called the poorest region in the country are feeling it the most. the government has the highest food insecurity in lebanon. while a lamp, we used to buy meat, chicken, investable. now we can see that sometimes we don't have enough money to even buy bread food as an affordable u. l. a. at the live, you know, another car was devastated further last month when a fuel tanker exploded, killing at least 30 people soldiers, these petro from the black markets, and they were handing it out to locals. well it says is injuries of testament to the desperate state people are in because of fuel medical and food short. di

both parties agreed to follow up on the detailed technical issues via jones technical team. addresses in bangkok demanding the prime minister's resignation just hours after he won a parliamentary confidence vote. demonstrations accuse private, georgia and his government of corruption and mishandling the career of ours response. the protests which are bound on the co 19 restrictions of gain momentum recently and at times turned violent using and has reported its 1st death from the current curve 19 outbreak. the woman who died was in her nineties and had underlying health conditions. the country has been struggling to contain the spread of the highly infectious delta variance since last month. but cases dropping with just 20 new infections. before on saturday. there's a top source, do you stay with us if you can out of their world is up next morning. fees after that. thanks watching bye for now. oh i i oh, i see them on the house on how to sit. i can sit next when i was told when i had them on and how to meet him and you know what kind of to have been julia when mustard, when i, when i

both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. christophe safe is the director of the lebanon program at the middle east institute in washington, dc. he says it's possible every tricity from syria could be supplied to lebanon within months. it's an interesting visit given the context that lebanon's going through right now, the humanitarian crisis, i've been crippling the country. people have been losing their lives effectively because of lack of access to hospitals, lack of access to clean water, et cetera. so this really comes out of necessity, 1st of all, but also given the potential lifting or at the very least evening of restriction that the u. s. had imposed on countries companies, entities, dealing with the special ed regime. seeing flexibility coming from the u. s. has definitely helped propel dot forward, but also in the heart of it really is 1st of all the humanitarian crisis in live in on. but also the interesting regional dynamics that are happening on the economic level as well. with jordan, with egypt that are also in a way, rea

>> i think this is a great example of technicals merging with fundamentals. you look at the two-month moving average about a month ago, it is really ominous of what we've seen here. we're broken down below the 430 level. and not only broken support on an absolute basis but relative basis too, not only down in the market but also the industry if you look at the fundamentals as mike was referring to, it is quite expensive. because we've seen revenue growth slowdown substantially here, not only have we seen revenue growth slowdown substantially, we've seen eps growth slow down even more year over year the past four quarters, that slowed down to single digits. so any time you see that type of slowdown, i think you're due for a correction here. if you look at the spread mike spread up, he's used a put spread relatively far out over the money but it makes relative sense. here he's only risking 1.6% of the stock's values by using this relatively far out of the money put spread that has a lower probability of success but a very strong payoff if it does start to drop

let charles from the technical college college of technology. they are the one that comes in to take them on this policy. and at the end of the program there, right, national nice. i'm national call not tech. no, there may supply your miss supply from this point. you want me to send life transforming the life from no, we have to form with transforming. won't go. that doesn't have to be for now. she has hope. now she's the only known, gosh, now she's on the top for a neil. now she's thinking about guess all the streets. now she's odyssey as dignity as a woman. nauseous coffee, then now she has a voice on the future. why is rebecca corbett collins will give me spark? plug this into zone. me. if i can for me, can you? i was in the street as well as these trooping job last night. so lose the call i and i know for 2 years, no nuisance. was in that for me as a unique kid where thousands of people what you've done. and since then from there i can't do it. make any more south to going to drugs on the dodger that do hold to me at least move the shame whe

technical levels and mike's trade and what it suggests to you?is articulating is sometimes you don't have to get all that big of a move let's look at two charts this is a comparative chart, you can see those two lines, they are literally like parallel lines. you got boeing verses carnival cruise and etfs, they're identical. they're all sort of stocks and that's what's going to happen. look at the final chart. so we know this was 7 during the pandemic it rallies as high as 30 now were trying to wallowing it. i don't think there is big movement coming. >> very interesting. so wallowing in the cruise lines are some of these other travel places as well >>> up next, something to chew on we'll explain, you will have to stick with "options action," we'll be right back. "options action" is sponsored by think or swim by t. t.d. ameritrade. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, chewy's quarterly results. the market is implying on a 9% move when you take into the account that the stock is trading at a fairly rich valuations, upside is limited volatility is so elevated. t

daniel radcliffe forced to mime on "late show" amid technical difficulties. of interviews, so when something like that happens, well, this is different. this is fun. >> stephen: anything unexpected is a holiday. >> and it was with you, so you knew it would still be-- you'd make it funny. i didn't have to -- >> stephen: let's show the folks what we're talking about. jim. >> i'm supposed to be hearing you through my i.f.b., and as soon as we can figure out the way i'm supposed to hear you, whether it's on this or this little laptop here, we'll figure it out. we'll get going. thank you so much for doing this? can't hear a word. let's see what kind of mime training you've got there, radcliffe. come on, you trained actor! nope. where's your suit, daniel? i don't understand. what, do you not own a suit? come on, we have standards. there are standards! when is the last time you bathed? he can't respond. no, he can't respond. how does it feel? we've been watching you on screen for years and yelling and you haven't said a damn thing back. what's your number? i'll just

a country technical teams have been working to make cargo airport fully functional. again, they say it is 90 percent operational and expected gradually reopening many of the people all next katara always flights. say they are grateful to those who made it possible. andrea had 0 spoke to one of them. i mean, does not allow for all helps we are very happy for the military and work very, appreciate it for the going. we are going to canada. yeah. so we are canadian. yeah . shala bella has more on this now from cobbler airport. the 1st commercial international flight has now taken off from cobble airport. the 1st time that this has happened since the telephone took over carbon. in mid august people, 169, people in facts departed on this. boeing triple 7 on the way to door ha, before flying on to various countries, all of them had foreign passports, or these is allowing them to enter these other nations. they came through the international terminal here behind me. the 1st time it has been open since the taliban took over and it was a very normal process. they came through.

we talked technicals in a second. next stop, the 100 day moving average, so we have some ways to go. nosa prize -- no surprise that things are moving into the havens. volatility higher. corporate spreads holding, but seeing some issuance come off today, so that is fueling the question of how long is this last? guy: better data on the housing front. national association of homebuilders housing market index going through the prior number, 75, an index that's been tracking lower. we know about the labor issues, material issues affecting this sector, but may be signs of stabilization within the housing market. we will see what happens potentially up the fed starts may be backtracking a little bit on purchases of mortgages. i don't know whether that will have an effect, but certainly signs of stabilizing. alix: we mentioned that the cost of living was a stress across the board, so the sentiment holding up is interesting. it's go through the factors. there are tons weighing on the market. the first came from overnight. ever

technical team has _ leaving the country. technical team has arrived _ leaving the country.ved to _ leaving the country. technical team has arrived to manage l leaving the country. technical i team has arrived to manage aid flights there but we still don't know how the airport is going to be run. financially there is chaos. there is one idea from the opposition to decentralise power. you think that would help with the running of the country if it were allowed? i running of the country if it were allowed?— were allowed? i think decentralisation - were allowed? i think decentralisation is - were allowed? i think decentralisation is an | decentralisation is an important issue and it should happen because afghanistan is over the last years have tried to improve subnational governments but one of the reasons are subnational governments didn't improve was very heavily centralised system. kabulwants very heavily centralised system. kabul wants to dominate every other province. it might be a solution but unfortunately, the taliban right now, they would not accept such an arrangement

it is always in the technicals. gina: it is always in the technicals.lways in the percentage of stocks trading above or below their moving averages. every major low in the index is at a point when you get to 2% of stocks moving above their moving average. you have got to see momentum dip closer to 35 or 30 on a 14 day rsi. every bottom, you cannot tag a valuation multiple. you cannot tag an earnings estimate decline. what really matters for crating bottoms is a complete washout and sentiment. you have more bears than bulls in the market. lisa: what are you looking to buy gina: we are that gross space. -- growth space. i think this is a critical point to really consider who is going to lead the economy post-pandemic versus who led the academy post great financial crisis? most likely it will not be the same cast of characters. this is something tom and i were talking about a few minutes ago. the investment universe is incredibly levered to the big five tech stocks continuing to lead markets. that is a big signal that it is not likely to be the same space.

but then in the day, this is the technical part of the ministry. me and my parking, my friends, who are, who know the language of donors, the limitations donors are facing west and the possible mechanisms of successful experiences in similar context. here an afghan astound 20 years ago in other regional countries. which door had to shift their approaches the policies, but at the same time, there were possibility of channeling funds contributing to the health sector through a different mechanism. just to reconnect to your question before it is one part of the question in the game was the how we anticipate it in the other part is while one is in one or understanding of the responsibility of our donors, just to be very honest, i thought they would act more responsibly, rather than just raising everything at once. and i should say that the impact of the fonts being frozen goes beyond the direct abuse of the world. bang in you report, you noted out the him a dialysis project which is implemented in general hospital in 10 other hospitals around the count

both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. let's talk about this with the christoph, i've been a thief who's the director of the lebanon program at the middle east institute in washington, d. c. he's joining via skype from boston. thanks for speaking to us and al jazeera . so, as we're saying 1st such level in a 1st such visit, excuse me, in 11 years, just give me your initial reading into it and tell me how you think it's going to impact lebanon. thank you. thanks for having me. it's an interesting visit given the context that live in on going through right now. the humanitarian crisis that you've alluded to has been crippling the country. people have been losing their lives effectively because of lack of access to hospitality, to hospitals, lack of access to clean water, etc. so this really comes out of necessity 1st of all, but also given the potential lifting or at the very least evening of restriction that the u. s. had imposed on countries companies, entities, dealing with the regime. seeing flexibility coming from the u

however, there was a technical team that works sense for me to couple roughly 24 hours ago that they are engaging with their close out eyes. and i'm for off about this now, whether that means that it will be a turkish run operation or whether or not both i thought and he will be training some of the on there, or whether there might be a broader international coalition of countries operating get those are all things that are being discussed, but that is by far maybe the biggest priority in terms of logistics with regards to facilitate think things we're going to sign obviously from a political perspective, the other big priority is people waiting to see what taliban lead government will look like what kind of personalities will be included in the machine force and how, thanks so much that costs over to their senior political analyst mom, shawl rejoicing via skype from paris when you are listening to all of that. and of course, i think the takeaway line certainly from dominic, rob, if we just start with the foreign secretary for the united kingdom, you're talking about adjusting to a n

on that one. >> listen, you can get technical, that's why you're here, craig.what you do you're one of the best in the business i want to talk about two other names, one you bought and one you sold this is interesting i think it was last week or something, we did a segment on when to sell. we're always talking about when to buy we need to know when to sell if you made enough money, your money is going to be flat for years to come. you bought one oil company, sec and sold another, pxd. they're kind of similar companies. tell us why. what's the different, what did you see? >> we sold the pioneer, we sold clb too. so this was another company inside of our energy exposure. what we were looking to do is basically take out pioneer, which was underperforming along with they were lagging cimerex is reducing the down trend we've been seeing the last six to nine months or so so we're seeing better absolute and relative strength. we're trying to pick up alpha every day and it looks like cimerex is going to do that for us we think that looks like good opportunity to make a

both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk, technical team, attorneys, governments cracking down on the countries entertainment industry. the goal is to remove what it calls negative or chaotic influences. celebrity fun clubs, online gaming, and l g b t q. i groups have been targeted in an effort to promote socialist values, paterny, you reports from beijing. millions of young fans loyal to famous actors and sing as our lucrative force in china's entertainment industry. now, celebrity fan club has become the latest target of government regulators. authorities has banned activities, which encourage fans to spend money on their favorite stock. online celebrity rankings, and discussions about the salaries are also prohibited. state media and newspaper. the global times says fan clubs could be used to manipulate lines and split chinese society. mega rich entertainers have been criticized and punished to the tax evasion and other undesirable behaviors. the moves are part of aging efforts to promote chinese socialist values among young people and cracked down

it follows repairs to the runaway and radar with the help of technical technical team. some cats are on turkey. were fighting has taken place in the last pocket of resistance against the taliban in afghanistan, pan your valley with both sides, claiming advances. national resistance front is made up of militia and former off gun security force members. and is the last group to hold out against taliban rule . but the taliban says the whole country is now under its control. syria says it's ready to help. christ says, hit lebanon by allowing gas and electricity to transit through its territory. as senior lebanese delegation is in damascus. food and fuel shortages have crippled lebanon's economy, enforce cutbacks in essential services. janet, man, you can, he has some sort of a nice party to help from syria for 11 onto the gyptian gas angel den in electricity through syria. the syrian sorry, welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agree to follow up on the details technical issues via junk technical team. brazil says it may have to start ration

they get technical knowledge, technical behavior in a distinct manufacturing core skills through a focusedo-op experience. in indiana i partnered with vincent university. about 400 employers from 32 chapters in 12 states. and which is known collectively as the federation of advanced manufacturing education. it is now led by the manufacturing institute at which i am on the board. it is quickly becoming america's premier homegrown manufacturing education network. over 1300 students have graduated since 2010, with more than 500 since 2020 despite the pandemic. lastly, i cannot overstate the importance of intentionality around bringing unrepresented -- underrepresented people into stem careers. toyota is providing tolls to help educators increase participation and persistence of women and underrepresented student groups. as the full committee considers next steps, i want to offer to policy suggestions. first, exposure early matters period i want to emphasize the importance of considering workforce development policies in conjunction with education policies. if the education policies are not fl

really interesting stuff, carter mike, how would you suggest we trade this taking into account the technicalnalysis from carter one of the reasons you're going to see trow so closely correlated with something like the s&p is it's really closely correlated with asset prices in general, and the reason of course is because their fees are asset based. if bond prices rise, if equity prices rise and not just in the united states, but i mean globally, so we would really be thinking even about all worl equity prices as they rise, that obviously buys a significant tailwind for trow, especially when those are appreciating at rates greater than some of their expenses might be. so you will see widening margins, basically everything is working in that kind of an environment. and you know, that of course has been the case for trow except for one thing, and that is the one area where they have been facing some consistent headwinds is from some of the aforementioned companies that carter talked about that have passive investments. and one of the reasons for that is that is pressuring the fees for asset mana

problems _ science. 0k, we have had some technical problems but - science. 0k, we have had some technicalare you going to do this, how are you going to bring mammals back to life?— do this, how are you going to bring mammals back to life? well, we are focusin: mammals back to life? well, we are focusing on — mammals back to life? well, we are focusing on cold _ mammals back to life? well, we are focusing on cold resistant _ focusing on cold resistant elephants, we are really trying to enrich elephants, we are really trying enrich the elephants, we are really trying tr: enrich the capabilities of the asian elephant, which is endangered, so we want that to not be endangered any more, and so we are using the dna sequence that is known from many ancient elephant members, mammoths, to find genes that were enriched in the revolution of the mammoth branch of the family tree, and move those into elephants. so we have already had two genes brought back from extension and tested, and they are confirmed cold resistance. we have de—risked this with the pigs as well. so the method of editing the genom

for example, it's all in the documents and it's very technical, its technical for the prosecution, ands even more technical in some cases for the defense who's really picking apart the prosecution? piece by piece, but so far i've been watching the jury and they seem very engaged with the testimony so far, frank and just real quick. how about elizabeth holmes? what's she doing during the trial? is she engaged any reaction from her? that's visible to you. yeah elizabeth holmes is very engaged. she's sitting upright, listening very intently to all of the testimony, paying close attention. she's got her family there most of the days today as you saw, she came in with her mom. holding hands. this is something that's near and dear to her something she knows every bit about, and she's paying very close attention to every word that's being said by every witness. all right, evan, thank you and ktvu will have complete coverage of the theranos trial. as it unfolds, you can find the latest updates on ktvu .com, where investigative reporter evan sernoffsky. has been live blogging when court is in s

so those are the technical details. we're getting a little bit more information about what, what has been agreed. let's talk more broadly. why is this visit happening? not because if i understand correctly, there was a certain amount of pushback from iran against this happening. yes, the, the, this visit happened now is because there's a board of governors meeting at the i a e, where we were expecting a european powers that wanted essential iran. and iran had threatened that if they had been censure. they wouldn't return to the negotiating table to continue to discuss the 2015 nuclear deal. but when you listen to ref, grosse, this is very much, amanda seems an organization that seems that is playing a balancing act, a balancing act between the united states and the european powers, and iran and the organization that wants to maintain its presence and even the limited access that it does have inside iran was keeping the iranians happy, but also keeping the europeans united state happy to say that yes, we still have acces

but that could rise to it's much as to point 8 trillion by 2030 dr. catherine's see her as a technical officer with the brain health units at the world health organization in geneva. she explains how dementia can be prevented or delayed. here at 1st and foremost it's, it's important to remember what's good for your heart is good for your brain. so here we're targeting risk factors that are shared with other non communicable diseases, such as being physically active, maintaining a healthy diet, maintaining a healthy body way. not smoking, not drinking alcohol or reducing it to a minimum, but they're also mentioned specific risk factors, for example, such as traumatic brain injury. so that's why we're asked for creating or protecting our head by wearing helmets. whenever we write a bike or him a much a cycle. so there is a lot we can do overall about 40 percent of the mentor cases could potentially be prevented if we were to reduce the risk factors to, to a minimum. and that's why we keep calling on on countries and the general population to increase awareness about these things that we

i was providing technical help support to the ministry of public health. i was working in close collaboration with dr. michael. now i remember working on increasing health needle ibp and i've got a spot in court at 91900 response and ensuring cross pictorial collaboration. in regards to this to important area, as of the last week there was the wheezing final class that government and their province were falling one after another. starting from new roles and being up in kandahar and all about the money that we were not even protecting bank. a there was a lot of flesh on bank bank. if we there was a weight of that gun. he lost the values in these are defined of collapse and then we were informed that tyler bond had reached to couple doors in there were signs of shooting. and that's how i managed to go to the airport and i was able to come to the last flight and but money people had a lot of trouble leaping. i've got a phone. i'm the only one left from my family and my family still in college. are you worried about them? yes, my sisters who are also healthcar

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is going on in terms of uranium enrichment, in terms of the production of centrifuges, different technicalso if and when the parties to this agreement, the daisy poa, an agreement, the daisy poa, an agreement is reached or arrived at then we can have a full picture. you don't have a full picture. you don't have a full picture. the iranians removed those surveillance cameras. we have as full a picture as can be obtained in the circumstances, which is quite nice. i must tell you that our inspection effort in iran is vast. we are present at all fu silts that iran has. and we have inspections every day of the year, carrying out permanently this type of... you're not convincing key players in the region. take what the israeli prime minister, naftali bennett, has issued a statement saying, "iran seeks to dominate the middle east under a nuclear umbrella. all red lines have been crossed by its programme," he says. "words do not stop centrifuges." he says israel will not allow iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. i don't think that what the israeli prime minister is saying, in any way, can be constru

i think of whatever we are talking about is very technical. it is not going to matter, even in the shock, don't live long term. and we're going to have to see what happens at the climate talks that we are expecting in november in glasgow. i do want to give richard the last word here because i'm curious as a scientist and someone who's been very close to the days on all of this and very involved in writing this laser site pcc report. how do you personally feel about where we are as, as a species, do you have the confidence in our ability to make choices, to save and protect ourselves? and i'm just going to ask you to respond to that very briefly, please. richard. below the science is clear, so we know what has to be done as also mentioned by your other guests. and we are, i think moving in the right direction. but for us to slowly. so as you say, this upcoming meets and in glasgow. costco couple, 26 is absolutely crucial for policy makers to really run pop around mission in terms of cutting carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. and there i

there's technical assistance grants also to support the development of the strategies. so big part our job is engaging communities where they're at making sure we can help them. this is where organizations like nato play a very important role with the economic development districts and making sure that technical support exists. also sending that message that as an agent before and hate to sound like a broken record, and we need engagement from not only the public sector, the private sector, philanthropy, you know, different segments of community. because there is a requirement in eda grant as you may know which is a 20% match. at times that in itself can be an impediment. we are trying to bring to the table organizations like, for example, a good example is the telluride foundation. they have been able to provide the 20% grant in places like norwood, colorado, a rural area to develop projects. so the model has been tested. it works. what we're trying to do is to make sure we can make it as accessible. back to your point of the metrics, the metrics are also broad. how do

its departure follows repairs to the runway and radar with the help of technical teams from cotton and turkey. john stratford has more from sample. we understand that there has been a 2nd commercial flight taken up since that not one to me as a serif earlier another commercial flight. having taken off for her right, we have seen an incredible effort put in by technical stuff, especially from culture. we believe turkey also in recent days trying to put in as much repairing of various of the runway of various bits of technology and storing things like radar and so on. very mind that according to the un, around half these countries population, that's around 20000000 people are in desperate need of urgent humanitarian aid. so the opening of the sample, although it is just at the beginnings is the huge importance. and only today we had to cut back to that who was down on the tarmac and he was speaking to the media. let's have a listen to what he had to say. what's going on here? soon we will achieve everything and we are doing an assessment of the progress so far. also assessing the damage

and with accompanying technical teams to be able to look i, he was surveyed and closely watched. why did that, why would people able to be injured before he was shot? can you explain that this individual is very surveillance contests and surveillance teams working with an affinity over an extended period of wakes need to maintain sufficient distance for that violence to be picked up. so they were as close as they possibly could be without compromising this the violence. this is someone that has been closely monitored. and so as the commissioner has said, there was nothing that we are aware of at this point in time to indicate that what he was going to do today was going to happen today. but obviously because he was being closely followed and watched they with via the vicinity and the supermarket at the time that the screws on us that he was recently released. can you confirm that i'm in commission of jesus christian man with a tear watch list. why was he enough in the community? i had prepaid a timeline, everything that we know of this individual and his interaction with our agen

both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk. technical team are tested in bangkok, demanding the prime minister's resignation, hours after he won a parliament, re competence vote. demonstrations accused by eternal and his government of corruption and mishandling the current of ours response approaches which are banned on decoded, 19 restrictions have gained momentum recently, and at times 10 violent there's a top stories. do you stay with us out there? well, continues. next i'll be back with the news straight after that to me then if you can. i for now. ringback the. ringback ringback ringback ringback ringback ringback ringback awe. ready today at shawnee medicine and tommy mackenzie, hudson island. we can hear from us yada for dinner. so i just like in mind here to shop in medina. dish has had this can be studied me. no. i clear how does line and fluid to the clean handling. medina, i thought it had this that i was 52 my thought was sufficient, mostly was and he can only come sourcing center if there is more back to bottle phone that had the keys. i me

there's been some of their technical things that, that have been going on at the reactor over the past 2 years. they have been working on the cooling system, which is also tied into the other reactor that they're trying to build the experimental light water reactor. and it may just be that those technical issues have now been worked out and they're ready to move forward. so i wouldn't connect all the dot so clearly. so there's a couple of comments and are you tube are ready that i want to bring into the conversation? michael says nobody has any interest in embedding nor korea. ricardo desousa says north korea be testing the new usa administration to see how far they can go on could. is this a test for the by the ministration? i don't really think so i may look the simplest reason for why north korea restarted this reactor. and just potentially producing them is simply because north korea is a nuclear weapon states that intends on keeping its nuclear arsenal on expanding its nuclear arsenal. qindzhong, it has been quite clear back in 2018 before this. thomas with the south korean presid

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this reactor as well, i do want to add one just technical note is that while the reactor is the sole source of spent fuel than re re, re processes nearby for the production of plutonium and use of nuclear weapons. something else that this reactor i think has an important role in producing a north korea is a treaty on which is an isotope of hydrogen that's necessary for thermal nuclear weapons. which specifically, as you pointed out, qindzhong on this january, specifically called for the additional production of thermonuclear weapons. so it's concerning and serious development. i would have grown beside the point that jenny also raised, which is, you know, this is not north korea restarting. it's the unclear program program was never offended. they were producing uranium all while the stomach for going on. but the trump administration. i was just that this reactor was shut down in december 2018 and now it appears according to the director general, the operations of likely, you know, looking at the timing of this gene. let's go to my computer real quick. i'm just gonna share a headline