teresa, thank you. still had an al jazeera struggling to tackle an electricity crisis. the head of south africa's power company, resigns, but claims the government for persistent blackers ah hello the weather, slightly farther dry across a good parts of china across so much of the korean peninsula. and his turning dryer and brighter and warmer for japan as we go through the next couple of days is where the system moves out of the way. our high just not is a little further eastwards, brighter skies coming back in tokyo, getting up to around 13 celsius in the sunshine on monday afternoon. and we could touch 18 by tuesday afternoon. so very much a feeling a little more like spring at this stage. temperature is well above what they should be. mazing getting up to around 15 celsius, you might catch a shower to the central parts. nothing much to speak of. any showers around taiwan now in the process of clearing out of the way, sunshine, his showers. meanwhile, across much of southeast asia, the philippines, seeing some lively showers, some wet weather back into borneo, indone

yeah, thanks very much teresa. when things shall break now, but still ahead on al jazeera, my residence of one small town in ohio, a skeptical that that at a safe ah, ah, now the what is parts of se, aisha at the moment appear to be in south. so we're talking really indonesia, almost exclusively, much of malays here. just a few light shouting the philippines, the heavy rains, very, very localized south of devouring the southern philippines. so look at the sound of java, go through body and keep going to get west papua expect big, damp over the potential flash flooding. but the opposite thing up in japan, a mattress snow fed and hawkeye dough enough to at that weight, take down this roof, for example, just giving you example of what a lot of snow short time can do. but we've cut off that supply now of code acids. no more significant sto to come. maybe the light shower in her caught it. the sun is out for most of child attempts is not extraordinarily low, even in hobbit we're up to 0 now. but there is clyde coming ou

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marie teresa madam, you haven't heard news in nanterre riot.his is the reason to grab a hunting rifle my father-in-law entrusted me with the key to the safe madame headmistress under the stairs, where he hid the gun, the husband was not interested in weapons, therefore, before his death. he gave the key to me as a member of the resistance, just in case. accept my resignation now, yes you are sure. this is out of the question. thank you madame headmistress. now fox drop your collar. put it down i said i'm waiting for an explanation, it's an allergy madame direct my mother also has such a thing from housework, blood vessels burst. do you think i idiot, who did it? you had? you think you're the first to break our rules . you think i don't understand why you're looking at me, i'm talking to you. i see, madam, keep in mind that the guy you were with tonight will not raise your child. you are 17 all your life ahead think about the future about the future. about what all life to be? for you, this is the future. and i want to live to be free to love wh

social media is filled with teresa coffee and press turnip memes.he search for the guilty, they again started talking about brexit as a source of numerous problems. which we have a food shortage in the uk, and in spain or anywhere else in the european union. no is brexit and also a disastrous conservative government that is not interested in food production or even food supplies. that is why things are so bad in our country. got it and the prime minister bitch tabloids or the mail published the menu of the conservative party charity evening fashionable, hotel, smaya description of the dishes, richly seasoned with vegetables main dishes include angus beef fillet with sautéed purple broccoli sprouts and wine-sautéed tomatoes with chimichuria sauce, as well as boiled duvar flounder with grilled shrimp in shrimp oil and french bean bags, meanwhile, was solving another political issue, which, however, is directly related to food. he agreed with the european union a new agreement on the movement of goods through northern ireland. now british sausages and

the image is eternal grieving mother teresa of show business in the already traditional style total black black handkerchief gloves coat trousers, the only bright spot of decorative black as night boots, yes, and why is there the main role of the black widow sitting on her, as if flying in proof fluently, let's go through the collections of toilets of past seasons. the permanent heroine, though mourning, but still gossip. on the last journey, the well-deserved and famous were always seen off in the front row. on december 17 , 2018, the country treats the people's artist natalya kustinskaya at rudely natalya georgievna with a lush bouquet of roses. on october 29 , 2018, the funeral of beloved nikolai karachentsov , aunt natasha and uncle misha, everywhere next to lyudmila porgina with joseph kobzon, the place next to you was taken. tremulously offend somewhere nearby, lost in the crowd. now we are quickly returning to the present to the zamoskvoretsky palace of justice, where we have not deservedly forgotten mikhail semyonovich, who is in no way inferior to his wife before us capital frant

social networks are filled with memes on the topic teresa coffee and turnip presses. blaming the brace again as a source of so many problems the reason why we have a food shortage in the uk, and in spain or anywhere else in the european union. no lies in brexit, and also in a disastrous conservative government that is not interested in food production or even food supply. this is why everything is so bad in our country. got it and prime minister sunuk tabloids or mail published menu of a conservative party charity evening in a fashionable hotel to go, savoring the description of the dishes, richly seasoned with vegetables, main dishes include angus beef fillet with fried purple broccoli rosés and sautéed tomatoes in wine with chimichuria sauce, as well as boiled duvar flounder with grilled shrimp prawns bags of oil and french beans, meanwhile, was solving another political issue, which, incidentally, has a direct bearing on food. he agreed with the european union new treaty for the movement of goods through northern ireland. now, british sausages and other products wi

teresa's single and lives with her autistic granddaughter.ep this family afloat. it's no good being proud. proud is not going to feed you. it's not going to help me to get the stuff i need for my home or my bairn. without help, you're stuck in a situation where your mental health does deteriorate quicker. something's got to give. let's hope so. it'll not be me! it won't be you! it'll not be me. i'll be in my corner, fighting. to stock a food bank, you need food. and rising prices mean some people here can't afford to donate any more. basics pasta means you can get more of it. but remember, joan? well, she's still down the supermarket, shopping for others. how are you paying for all of this? where do you get your money from? well, out of my own money. i'm retired and i have a reasonable pension. you're at the heart of your own community and these are your people, really. i belong to a church in the west end, so that's a motivation to me. many hands make light work. i feel that i want to support the people who are in great need as much as i can

social media is full teresa-themed memes coffee and turnips press switched to blaming brexit again ase of so many problems the reason why we have a food shortage in the uk, and in spain or anywhere else in the european union. no lies in brexit, and also in a disastrous conservative government that is not interested in food production or even food supply. this is why everything is so bad in our country. got it and the prime minister bitch tabloids published the menu of a conservative party charity evening in a fashionable hotel. samoy smakuya is a description of dishes richly seasoned with vegetables for main courses. feels like an angus beef fillet with fried purple broccoli rosés and wine fried tomatoes with chimichuria sauce, as well as boiled duvar flounder with grilled shrimp shrimp oil and french bag beans, while solving another political issue, which, however, is directly related to the products nutrition. he agreed with the european union new treaty for the movement of goods through northern ireland. now, british sausages and other products with special labels can enter this re

these gloomy forecasts and the rush of buyers, vegetable prices, creeped up, the minister of food, teresao change the fast-paced habits of the british, for example, instead of scarce tomatoes , use kormo in salads. many people could eat turnips right now , instead of especially thinking about the types, tomato salad and so on, before the minister had time to share her recommendations, turnips disappeared in supermarkets and they began to offer turnips instead. social networks are filled with memes on the topic teresa coffee and turnips press switched to the search for the guilty again talking about brexit as a source of so many problems the reason why we have a food shortage in the uk and in spain or anywhere else in the european union. no lies in brexit, and also in a disastrous conservative government that is not interested in food production or even food supply. this is why everything is so bad in our country. got it and the prime minister bitch tabloids published the menu of the charity evening of the conservative party in a fashionable hotel. samoy sakuya description of dishes richly

>> i agree completely with my good friend, what maria teresa saying here.e seeing is the shift of the balance of power. it really is, china is watching very closely. they are trying to see if the united states is going to portray that strength along with nato allies in this fight against russia. this was an unprovoked war that russia started. this is putin's war. and what message are we sending to china? that, in the united states, the same people that are trying to incite a confrontation and have a hard line against trying to, at the same time is right now questioning our support for ukraine? if russia wins this war, which at this moment, we know that they are becoming weaker and weaker, but if that were to happen, it is signaling to china that there is a open door there for them to have an aggression against taiwan. we can't allow this to happen. so my call is to these extreme republicans that are questioning our support for ukraine, what is your point and what message are you sending to china? they love to talk about china. in the chinese balloons and wh

the api center was in deaf now we've got teresa bows, standing by live for us. there. teresa, what is the scene looked like, where you are by sammy larry, that the alleged asian, wherever you know, can here in high in the 50. whereas, you know, there is a destruction. there's people who are desperate, who have lost their homes, who have lost their relative. among other things, you can see right behind some heavy machinery right here in hot, so they're clearing the rabble and starting to clear the rebels. but at the same time, we were told that they're still trying to find the remains of those who of those who passed away under many believe that some of them could still be right here. where we are right now. the earthquake that happened back, that's monday. the fixed point for earthquake were told that killed 3 people not far away from where i am right now. there were going inside their homes and they were trying to recover some of their belonging. and that's where they're killed because the aftershocks are still going to be just as you were saying. and that's why the g

teresa kofri, minister of agriculture of britain, explaining the cause of the crisis.in his department, he reverses cause and effect, confuses tops and roots , and the rise in prices for gas and fertilizer. she, like other island politicians, does not at all associate the anti-russian sanctions imposed by britain, nor does she associate the shortage of products, in particular eggs, with failures market policy. in london, at these words of hers, the farmers, in front of whom she spoke, told her boo-boo in russian, it means fu wuh for britain, an island nation with a population of 67 million people, food security, an important topic, food shortages will only drive up prices for consumers who are used to to the freaks of nature and politics. in this case, the good old method of buying for years will not work, forward, like twisting jars of pickles to the hostess with toilet paper in the coronavirus. here they don’t know how, just as they don’t know how to twist them with overseas caviar eggplant, and lettuce, as i found out, the whole country does not play for a long time

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teresa: estoy trabajando y sabes que no puedo contestar. ahora te llamo, mi amor, niÑa mÍa. incitaste a robar el carro. ¿sientes una gran conexiÓn con tu papÁ? >> sÍ, yo lo admiro mucho. como que era un hÉroe, me gustÓ mucho. >> ¿cÓmo tÚ vas a decir que es un hÉroe? si es un criminal.

teresa dice "no estoy de acuerdo, la medida es discriminatoria".iÓn que son una pesadilla donde quiera que estÉn". carolina: tenemos comentarios, "estÁ muy mal, mal educado que estÁ de un niÑo, no hay derecho de prohibirlo, los niÑos son Ángeles". a mÍ me parece una falta de respeto, que prohÍban que una familia completa vaya a un restaurante. borja: vamos con otras noticias, el ejecutivo de la industria discogrÁfica mexicana, el seÑor Ángel de villa, director de una disquera, serÁ enjuiciado bajo cargos. carolina: mantuvo nexos con varias figuras de dicho cartel, con quien organizada hasta concierto, con lo Último de este caso nos acompaÑa sandra argüelles desde la ciudad de mÉxico. sandra: hola. los saludo con gusto desde la ciudad de mÉxico, recientemente se dio conocer que Ángel del villar, director general de la discogrÁfica dells rÉcords, y el director de finanzas, enfrentarÁn un juicio en california, estados unidos, presuntamente haber hecho negocios con un empresario vinculado al cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. esto en 2018, cuando organiz

i appreciate it. >> next up teresa fernandez. what did you think of the speech? >> i thought it was an excellent speech. what we need to do in america now is what the president was talking about. finish the job and keep our eyes on optimism and what is possible. that's what we heard about today. my state of the union guest -- >> the ceo of the program working with child abuse and human trafficking. >> she is a passionate supporter of what we do. >> which the president addressed tonight. >> exactly. we wanted to make sure my guest was here also to highlight the importance of the children. we need to be better ancestors which means we need to leave a better world for our children they and we inherited and that is the challenge that we make and the work that is done in new mexico. it's groundbreaking on its focus on the whole family and community. what did you think about this? >> it made me proud to be an american and so honestly, no matter what i truly care about the country. >> what does it look like in new mexico and what did the prison to say tonight that could

teresa ah, well, the situation is dramatic, were thousands and thousands of people here in chandler. if i have been affected by the earthquakes that have hit this part of the country, you can see that many of them are living in tens, many have lost their loved ones. they have lost their belongings, so there is a major concern about how to provide shelter, how to provide food, how to provide water to many of those people, but humanitarian organizations are also very concerned about health care. they're estimating that around $200000.00 women, could be giving birth in the coming month. so this is another pressing issues because hospital all around this area, many of them have been destroyed. joining us now live is they never and she's from the united nations population funds. i mean, we're seeing people here who have lost it all. what, what is the main concern for, for humanitarian organizations right now. as you said, this is a messy tragedy. an over 15000000 people have been effected by the earthquakes in 11 provinces and half of them. my room, and then girls and human anger's have s

want to acknowledge person in my life the grass meat and family values every day, our first lady teresa. [applause] besides almsgiving a better speech that i do, you always prioritized things that matter most, and thank you and i love you very much. [applause] >> to the people of idaho, i'm so humble and grateful that you trusted me to be your governor for the next four years. it's been the greatest honor of my life to serve and help chart a course for our great state. thank you. [applause] after any election, the political wonks, including myself, dive deep into the results. and one thing on the ballot was more popular than any contested candidate. what was it? the people's vote on education and tax relief. 80%, four out of five idaho voters, approve of what we achieved during the 2022 extraordinary session last september. we recognized the financial emergency facing idaho families and schools as they grapple with the impacts of 40-year high inflation. we used our projected budget surplus to provide every idahoan an immediate tax rebate and passed a new, lower flat income tax so idahoa

security facilities, like todd and julie chrisley and "the real housewives of new jersey" cast member teresa. >> i think it's going to be a very different departure from the life jen shah is used to. not being able to choose what to wear, when to go to sleep, wake up -- you're not getting routine facials or fillers or hair dye, any of it. it's going to be a very different life, and i don't know if jen is mentally prepared for that shift. >> this is the same minimum security prison where elizabeth holmes of theranos infamy wants to serve her federal prison time. for a federal prison, it's not as bad as it could be. but it's federal prison. >> reporter: still, the facility details in its handbook a variety of leisurely activities available for inmates, including wellness programs, arts and crafts, and business classes. >> and she said on a typical day she will wake up early, she will exercise, she's going to do a lot of reading and writing. she said that she's picked out a handful of books and that she's actually going to write book reports on them. >> reporter: for years, jen shah had it all.

. >> reporter: at the county humane center, teresa maguire says she hears about sick pets and livestock every day. >> we're hearing a lot of this. we're hearing a lot of decreased appetite, not wanting to drink if they do drink, they're throwing up. >> reporter: luke lavin says he is too afraid to return to his home half a mile from the crash site. >> i don't want to go home because i don't have the answers to go home. >> reporter: anger mounting in east palestine nearly two weeks after a fiery train derailment and controlled burn of hazardous chemicals sent a huge, dark, toxic cloud over this rural community. and despite almost daily assurances that days later it was safe for thousands of evacuees to return home what do you say to people who are just scared >> you know, i say first and foremost, i'm a father a husband. all families want to be safe, and they need to know that their air is clean and their water is safe to drink. >> reporter: today the country's top environmental official, here personally trying to reassure residents was it the correct call to tell people that they could

the layers _ text, as we heard from teresa the layers but — text, as we heard from teresa the layersiators have failed to do is— what other negotiators have failed to do is another promising sign. as for the _ to do is another promising sign. as for the dup, — to do is another promising sign. as for the dup, this to do is another promising sign. as forthe dup, this is to do is another promising sign. as for the dup, this is the most fundamentally important endorsement rishi sunak could receive. but i don't _ rishi sunak could receive. but i don't think— rishi sunak could receive. but i don't think anyone in downing street expected _ don't think anyone in downing street expected that to happen overnight. i think the _ expected that to happen overnight. i think the fact that the dup leader jeffrey— think the fact that the dup leader jeffrey donaldson did raise some concerns— jeffrey donaldson did raise some concerns but also welcome some parts of it is— concerns but also welcome some parts of it is probably pretty good for what _ of it is probably pretty good for what they were expecti

spaghetti topped in different ways and freshly prepared by cell ingredients are the hot chili, paste teresa and chic piece. soaked in water the night before they cooked in the morning. customers then choose additional toppings such as spices, cooked vegetables, garlic sardines on it and to no, ah, demand is huge. sardine prepares one le blobby after another. what makes the sandwich so popular with me about the vehicle? i like the taste. how spicy it is as an uncheck. these are good for you from america. i just like how it asians groping. it's not as unhealthy as other sandwiches that contained an oils and not so fried ingredients that aren't fresh. i feel this one is better for you than other sandwiches. from a lot of prices between $1.00 and $1.00 and a half dinners barely 50 euro cents. it's affordable to lobby has a long tradition in bizarre. do you know who it began in the 19 seventy's sabrina, sabrina acres. several unit lab lobby started to appear in small roving carts like this one and met with great success here in the desert. and it may be in your room, i mean, a lot of the, but i

the little gear 1st is completely up stay teresa norman is part of their to me. one letter is really slow. i mean, the jello year. i me to cancel. what are the, what i act. i origin amick following chelsea with operations aerodynamic. and prologue launched by the cia in the late 19 forties, slona fruit, the fathers of ukrainian nationalism working in the soviet department of american intelligence, dreamt of their grandchildren and now leading the process openly and modern ukraine . in let me account with in the 1950s the us used former nazis against the soviet union. in the 21st century, they engineered a kuta to place the former soviet republic into arm confrontation with moscow. is it any wonder the u. s. has never condemned key was far right ideology, it's ag, so state terrorism, violations of human rights and the basics of democracy and ukraine had of course now we have this dreadful situation. where do united states is using ukraine as a proxy to fight against the russian federation? wrap the candidate provides ukraine without weapons. they be to continue th

but unfortunately that delayed the odd discussions as we speak, teresa thought to the direct flight and we are, we are expecting as it was agreed last year, that there would be 4 flights, 4 flights a week to and fro 2 flights would be from moscow to johanna's bag and moscow to, to kate down. now that's going to be major because she has lab k down. of course everybody lab gave them aids our hob for tourism. let us face one of our most beautiful city, strengthening and good relationships. continue. thank you. miss mac at the south african ambassador to the russian federation. thank you. i thank you very much, if you will. it's my pleasure and thank you to, to your view of the latest batch of twitter files has further discredit at the russian boss narrative revealing that most social media accounts were american falsely linked to russia by a washington based project. mainstream media in the u. s. went all out with numerous stories on the so called russian bots in recent years. but despite being officially called out, they seemingly have no intention of correcting the articles or even repor

teresa. ah, russian forces are continuing their advance in easton ukraine. the moscow backed wagner group says it's fighters have captured the village of yen date, north of back. much fighting has been concentrated around the city for weeks and haven't been java reports from the russian capital. a town in ruins. while he's of gunfire becoming closer to the center of boot fighters from russia's wagner group said they have stepped up their attacks from the north and the south of the town of win. here is more symbolic than strategic for russian forces, who have been fighting for months a. so units of wagner completely captured the village of your head. no, in the norse of buck motes, a motor as russian forces take more positions and slowly move deeper into east in ukraine. western powers have imposed more sanctions in a move to 0 in on those who help russia to withstand sanctions. the european union has brought in its 10th round of sanctions, which target $87.00 individuals and 30 for commercial and legal entities. that's in addition to the latest u. s. export

teresa was crazy, murphy, miniature, foolish, jani. my. we thought that obama, real to data with, [000:00:00;00] ah ah ah, ah ah, ah, ah, a ah oh ah, with me. hello and welcome to was apart. as the father of greek tragedy escalates a remark more than 2 and a half millennia ago, truth is always the 1st casualty of war. in the case of the ukrainian war with unprecedented levels of censorship and delivered distortions, should have been banished even before the interstate facilities began. but maybe 2 or on the ring reality could pave the way to peace. well, to discuss that i am now and join, but nikolai petro, professor of political science at the university of rhode island and also the tragedy of your brain. what.

teresa was classes, murphy, mitchell. so my phone, if you only my way through, but obama able to dial a i ah, ah, need to come to the russian state to little, never be tied as i'm phoning, no slant scheme, devastation mckindoe's house that he could been 55 when. okay, so mine is 2 times anyone else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine. the state aren't russia to date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with me. ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross taco are all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle almost one year into the conflict. no major western leader is called for talks to bring peace.

teresa, bring us up to date on what's going on. >> ken and pam, i'm going to get out of the way so you can see what is going on behind me. all of a sudden there was a lot of work and all of the firefighters stopped. now, we do know for a fact that there is one person unaccounted for. we do not know why they have stopped all of the sudden. we are hoping that is not a sign that they did find someone in this fire. it it has happened in my experience that this is a very similar situation where they the firefighters stand. they create a wall for privacy reasons. so that could be what is going on in this circumstance. we are hoping that that is not what has happened because that would be incredibly to be providing that update for you right now. but let let me tell you, why are we where we've and why we're in this situation? it was or out 9.22, this morning when there was that many 9-1-1, calls that were brought in here in san francisco to the fire department because there was a the reports of an explosion we have heard from multiple people out here that they were working. they were on their

so there is almost no log lawson, but there is some problems in here with alex teresa t and what are for example at my home. but there is no problem in office. so out by the games do or is to keep on today and yesterday. all so here is the light. here's the coffee. so we keep going and with steel resilience stronger like over ukrainians. who this is ha here. shortly after the 1st rush and ass strikes back in march, much of the city is still without power or phone service. telecom employees now working from a broader doing that best to help people still that are not our main problem at the moment has to do with power outages and a loss of connectivity. we can't always re stops, but most of our people are working in her cave. and we just don't know if they're safe or not in orchard with beth. oh, alice stretched shaver has been back to the city 3 times to help on her 1st visit. she saw what the russian forces had done to her own home. these images were taken in may of this year at her house in a suburb of hi keith. several months later, she returned after the final battles and the with

withdraw of the russian peacekeeping. contingent from trans nestor is perceived both in moscow and teresa pole as a provocation. this was unexpected and suggest that just now is not afraid to use such a term. and it's dangerous and can lead to consequences. but one way or another, most of the population of moldova is in favor of neutrality and does not support radical solutions. according to the latest polls, i believe that the current government of moldova wants to show loyalty to the web and the key, as things are going very badly for them in social and economic spheres. the use the theme of war to show society that they are doing something useful solving some serious problems, but they are creating these problems themselves. that's the way i think the government wants to keep its rating from falling by whipping up fear. on friday, so explosions have rots a crude oil storage facility in veracruz, mexico. the blasts report to the left, 3 people dead and injured 5 of us that are several of the fires broke out of various facilities owned by the state owned mexican oil company, pemex. in th

teresa, both police run as a building collapses in the city of malott, the in eastern to kia dozens of buildings were destroyed. even though the epi center was 10 kilometers away, many already badly damaged by the tween earthquakes. on february 6, at least 30 people were rescued from underneath the rebel. excavators and emergency teams were trying desperately to rescue people suspected to be trapped under the rubble authority say they received information. there were 3 more people inside when the building collapsed but they told al jazeera, they're not hearing any voices, just a few meters away. cutters friend was caught inside another building. when he went to pick up, some of his belongings does go to lou deerish, roosevelt. he was helping his friend who wanted to enter the house to pick up some of his belongings from now his under durable for the year. he was with a friend who was rescued 45 minutes after the earthquake happened. rescue workers are now trying to get him out. we just arrived here and we believe there is one person who is still alive. official say that aftershocks and

. >> reporter: teresa giller ducci is professor of economics at the new school. >> when we hear spendings up, it seems good news for the economy. but what does that mean for inflation going forward? >> prices may still go up if consumers' tolerance of those prices does continue. puhe fed to continue to raise interest rates, raising the likelihood of a recession. >> while it may seem like very good news, growth is good, consumers are spending, and so on -- the market is very often all about the fed and what is this going to drive the fed to do? >> reporter: today, warren buffett, one of the world's most successful investors, wrote in his annual letter to berkshire hathaway that despite inflation, he remains confident about the state of the u.s. economy. adriana? >> michael george, thanks so much. >>> today in east palestine, ohio, health experts with the centers for disease control began a door-to-door canvass of their homes. their arrival comes three weeks after that toxic train derailment. last night people got to voice frustration in front of erin brockovich, a consumer advocate made f

yeah, very good way to put it teresa valley with the center for russia, europe, asia studies. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. oh, now to berlin's international gym festival, the berlin knowledge day was the world premiere of 20000 species of bees. it tells the story of an 8 year old child who explores her identity during a summer vacation in her mother's home town in the basque country. the girl does not like it when people address her by her birth name, and so she goes in search of the white one and a new identity. joining me now from the red carpet at the billing allan is our reporter on a chipper on it's good to see. you tell us more about these 20000 b these 20000 b as yeah, they're definitely in the film. but who was also in the film, is that little girl? it is one of the 2 competition films, friends that stars a child as the main protagonist. and let me tell you this girl, her name is sophia kettle. she is incredible. her performance is so generous. it's so raw and it's so touching and she really blew me away. and as we heard befo

[laughter] are you teresa cavuto?r side. >> thought they had passed on. >> chelsea: it's a gospel album with six previously unreleased song so it will be new material. again, very surprising. >> it is called "go to the rocks" and i was like them honestly, i was ready for her pe cubbyhole. [cheers and applause] one of the songs sound like a lesbian pride song, is called "hold on, help is on the way," which is a story about a lesbian helping a gay man kill a spider. >> it is about hunter biden's laptop. [laughter] >> chelsea: the japanese zoo, they figured out that a female monkey got pregnant despite being separated from all the male monkeys. so when he investigated the situation, they found a hole in the wall. and so this is the first ever monkey glory hole, i guess. yeah. and now the couple is living together and they will raise the baby when they have the baby. >> that is where they messed up, that is where they messed up because i feel like she should be so lucky. we should all be so lucky. most of us has to get pr

so best teresa gets to night in the rain on monday. in tons in here, i think the rainbow starts get a little bit heavier. the most part is much dryer in tropical africa in the south. it's stormy. ah, county state controlled information. moscow is one of the day of the case in the world and has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion? no walker asked, how is citizen jim? listen, we framing the video spread like wildfire. they denied the prayer in ukraine, the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is cover a balloon over us guys triggers a diplomatic storm. beijing denies washington's accusations of spying. as mistrust deepens between the world. 2 biggest powers. what lies ahead for the us china relationship. this is insightfully. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm dead he navigate on china and the united states have been at odds for years now. a trade war. tensions on taiwan, the south china sea and russia's invasion of ukraine.

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teresa, incidentally, it's a situation that really saddens us. it's awful that armed men can cowardly attack unarmed civilians. these men act so because they can no longer gain the upper hand over our defense and security forces. so they have no other choice but to attack the population. let's all for this, i do head over to all websites r t dot com is what is our telegram channel for the latest news on don't dates on his peter scott will be back again and around about 30 minutes. i'll see you then. ah, for over a century and a half the german question has been hotly debated during that time. germany was at the center of 2 world wars and the cold war. now it appears berlin and its abandoning its post hitler policy. positivism and non intervention. and again, russia is liada with, [000:00:00;00] with little up last night with such him near prof. satisfactions going to be the question that millions in, if lot millions of people ask him to day, which of, when will this whole thing be over after d? no, was neither pneumonia scottish lauer goal the go

where as teresa is calmer, cough, 100000 yes. 100000 years. the price tank is so high because the camera picks up infrared radiation at the wave length needed to see hydrocarbons like method and older. it can't measure how much is leaking out. the camera does show where the problem, though. it can be invisible gases, it can detect things that i as a normal person, i'm not able to detect that is mind blowing. but if it does kind of explain why this is such a kind of why this whole industry is getting away with all the method missions, right? people do not have any idea just how, how much is leaking out, where it's coming from. the international energy agency estimates world methane emissions from the power sector are about 70 percent higher than country the reporting in their official data. the tracking though the missions is tricky. even for the people hunting me thing, they're basically 3 ways methane gets released. there are simple leaks which could be because the screw hasn't been tightened or a piece of equipment to the rusty, then the ven

we have lost connection with our correspondent, hiram were teresa, who is reporting they live from juba on the pope's visit to south sudan, which is wrapping up to day. the pope celebrating a mass there, a big mass in dubai. this was his 1st visit to south sudan of course, the worst youngest nation. and while on this visit, the pope has been promoting peace and reconciliation for south sweden is met, a south was these children who was displayed were displaced by the conflict, and heard about the hardship that they have experienced living in a disgrace camps. so the pope's celebrating their, my sin, japan as mo vaughn and a town in the u. s. state of ohio has declared a state of emergency after a train accident sparked a large fire in the area. a freight train with more than a 100 cars derailed in the village of east palm a sign on friday. 20 of the cars were carrying hazardous materials. emergency crews have been helping people move away from the area. the fire has since reduced in intensity, but remains active in the 2 main tracks. are still blocked. 14 cars, carrion, vinyl chloride we