tobias ellwood, thank you very much for.hts on a very a busy day for your party. we are still here on downing street. it has been a long and busy day. it all began just before 9am in the morning, where news broke that suella braverman had been sacked as home secretary. then we saw a sight that very few could have predicted a few hours later, the arrival of david cameron, former british prime minister, who walked up the street and went through the back —— the black door, and a few hours later it was announced he was to be the foreign secretary. he was made a lord in that process, so we should now refer to him as lord cameron. in those moves, we also saw that james cleverly left the foreign office to replace suella braverman at the home office. there's been a number of moves. steve barclay has departed as health secretary, thatjob has now gone to victoria atkins. i'm sure i've forgotten some of the other moves of the day, but they are all on the bbc news website. there is a qr code that you can scan to get more information abo

and tobias where we are today. and tobias brexit deal to be had .it deal to be had. >> tobias i can't agree with you more that we do need to see more of our brexit brexit opportunities . thank you very opportunities. thank you very much indeed forjoining me this much indeed for joining me this morning . well, i'm delighted to morning. well, i'm delighted to be joined by laura farris. now she's the safeguarding minister be joined by laura farris. now she's tin safeguarding minister be joined by laura farris. now she's tin the eguarding minister be joined by laura farris. now she's tin the homeiing minister be joined by laura farris. now she's tin the home office nister be joined by laura farris. now she's tin the home office ander be joined by laura farris. now she's tin the home office and the based in the home office and the ministry of justice. it's nice to see you this morning, minister. sparing minister. thank you for sparing the sunday morning. the time on a sunday morning. can talk about these can we talk about these migration the tory migrati

week -- tobias: we continue to invest.en a premium provider when it comes to the national express base. that is why i'm here in hong kong. we have significant capacity here and we continue to invest in other places to provide premium service. that is what customers expect. we want to invest the euro, the dollar required to do that. on the other hand, e-commerce for us is a big driver so we do seek exposure to new markets. we invested in turkey recently to get into the domestic parcel market there as well. we similarly do extensions in our supply chain business when it comes to fulfillment or warehousing. these are areas where we have a strong focus. we continue to grow. that is important to us. you also asked about cost. obviously wage inflation is a big topic. we employ 600,000 people globally. we want to be a good employer to all of our folks. we do need to see how inflation goes in different markets, so they adjust accordingly. that is a driver in our cost base. other factors, we buy transportation that has moderated ov

por ahora quiero invitar aquí a doña tobías. el barrio comercial, en el corredor comercial de la doña tobías. buenos días. cómo está? muy bien. quiero que me diga usted qué piensa de esa iniciativa, donde están invitando a muchas personas a comprar localmente. ahí. eso me encanta. >> me encanta porque es lo que necesitamos aquí. quedarnos aquí en oakland. tanto que lo queremos. porque. pues, yo. aquí, aquí. de que llegué, aquí estoy. y me encanta. y me gustaría eso que aquí mismo se quedara todo. invito a la gente a que vengan a los locales a comprar para poder pues seguir, para tener, para crismas verdad? para nuestros hijos, nuestros nietos. >> gracias. bueno esto es lo que piensa doña tobías, estoy segura que muchos dueños de negocios también piensan lo mismo, pero como usted lo mencionaba flavio, este plan de seguridad también consiste en instalar 300 cámaras aquí en la ciudad de oakland, pues para regular más licencias o matrículas robadas, lo mismo también se anunció sobre este programa que se llama fire after five después

tobias tobias should.to stand on the streets with anti—semitic signs, chant from the to river the sea? and should a journalist out in a free country , you cut out in a free country, you cut me off with a free press. be hounded like that? that's what i want to know. >> yeah. yeah. no. yeah. you cut me off because i hadn't completed the other part of that is which they should not. then they should then distance themselves from these anti—semitic banners , these anti—semitic banners, these anti—semitic banners, these anti—semitic slogans , and anti—semitic slogans, and certainly they should not be taking children out that have yet to understand the wider geopolitical pictures here, taking them out of schools, schools are exactly where you get the education to be able to think for yourselves , not be think for yourselves, not be told what to think. and i do really worry , even on the whole really worry, even on the whole issue of the ceasefire itself, as to how binary that's become in the vote last night, wher

tobias tobias should.to stand on the streets with anti—semitic signs, chant from the to river the sea? and should a journalist out in a free country , you cut out in a free country, you cut me off with a free press. be hounded like that? that's what i want to know. >> yeah. yeah. no. yeah. you cut me off because i hadn't completed the other part of that is which they should not. then they should then distance themselves from these anti—semitic banners , these anti—semitic banners, these anti—semitic banners, these anti—semitic slogans , and anti—semitic slogans, and certainly they should not be taking children out that have yet to understand the wider geopolitical pictures here, taking them out of schools, schools are exactly where you get the education to be able to think for yourselves , not be think for yourselves, not be told what to think. and i do really worry , even on the whole really worry, even on the whole issue of the ceasefire itself, as to how binary that's become in the vote last night, wher

let's welcome tobias to the program.hank you for being with us to help digest and understand what's going on in downing street let's kickoff with the question to you about what you think sunak is trying to achieve with the appointment of david cameron as foreign secretary >> delighted to be with you. you are right. this was major nobody was expecting david cameron to get out of the car when it pulled up outside the door of number 10. if you see where the conservative party currently is in the polls, these were necessary changes. introducing heavyweights, not the least david cameron, there is a sign political change is taking place with energy and experience as you outlined, it draws a line under the difficult headlines from last week surrounding suella braverman it offers clarity for the position as a center right, not far-right party or mainstream party for the next general election in the area where i spend most of my time focusing on, it introduces a big man who can lead with david coameron and wor with antony blinken

but i think tobias is right.e cold war, yes, it was there was threat there that we was a real threat there that we were up to. but the world were faced up to. but the world that may have gone, but that threat may have gone, but the world now far more the world is now far more uncertain than back then. uncertain than it was back then. and therefore defence of the realm is the first priority of the government and i think the problem is it might not always be politically convenient. you know, there's not many votes in the short term in putting more money in defence not putting money in defence and not putting it for example, the nhs or it in. for example, the nhs or in cuts , but actually we in tax cuts, but actually we rely the government to make rely on the government to make long term strategic decisions which always politically which aren't always politically popular . and i think we've lost popular. and i think we've lost a bit of that country a bit of that in this country over recent years. >> do think we're >

. >> who he was i mean i've seen him take a couple trees, but tobías recién descubrió de quién se trata a mentor to me for mental stuff uh physical stuff on the court and then just just ic stuff like basketball basketball plays para tobías es como una especie de relación padre hijo. >> aprende cuestiones mentales físicas y jugadas de baloncesto, conectando positivamente a nivel personal. leronne armstrong no es nuevo en la cancha. antes de liderar las fuerzas del orden, jugó baloncesto en la secundaria y en la universidad y dice que espera que sus lecciones fuera de la cancha tengan mayor impacto. >> to see people who really don't know who you are and all of the things that you've been involved in and they just see you as somebody that they appreciate being here every day. >> puedes ver que hay gente que no saben lo que he estado involucrado, pero aprecian que esté ahí todos los días. eso es importante para ellos, nos dice lou rizzi. entrenador principal, amigo y vecino de armstrong. es quien está detrás de todo esto. >> a huge impact on our community, asegura que el ex jefe de la polic

. >> but tobías recién descubrió de quién se trata y reconoce que lo hace bastante bien.l stuff uh physical stuff on the court and then just just ic stuff like basketball basketball plays para tobías es como una especie de relación padre hijo. >> aprende cuestiones mentales físicas y jugadas de baloncesto conectando positivo mente a nivel personal. leronne armstrong no es nuevo en la cancha. antes de liderar las fuerzas del orden, jugó baloncesto en la secundaria y en la universidad y dice que espera que sus lecciones fuera de la cancha tengan mayor impacto. >> to see people who really don't know who you are and all of the things that you've been involved in and they just see you as somebody that they appreciate being here every day. >> puedes ver que hay gente que no saben lo que he estado involucrado, pero aprecian que esté ahí todos los días. eso es importante para ellos, nos dice lou richie, entrenador principal. amigo y vecino de armstrong. es quien está detrás de todo esto. >> a huge impact on our community asegura que el ex jefe de la policía aún tiene un impacto p

. >> reporter: national right to life president carol tobias says they will continue to fight. >> there are 11 states right now, as you know, that are considering abortion on the ballot next year. what is your strategy? >> we have to find different and better ways to reach out and get people to understand that killing the unborn child is not going to solve problems. >> reporter: and abortion opponents say one of the key strategies is raising more money. they acknowledge that they were not only outspent here in ohio, norah, but in other places where they lost. >> fascinating evening. jericka duncan, thank you. >>> well, in new york city, ivanka trump spent much of the day testifying not as a defendant, but as the state's final witness at her family's civil fraud trial. the judge has already ruled that the trump organization committed fraud for years. this trial will determine how much the former president and his sons will pay for that fraud and whether they can continue to do business in new york. cbs' scott macfarlane is at the courthouse. >> how are you doing, ivanka? >> reporter: iva

let's speak now to conservative mp tobias ellwood from the one nation group of mp's who are describedservative party, and assistant secretary general kate bell from the trades unions congress. welcome to both of you. tobias ellwood, even if a tax cut is announced on wednesday, the overall tax burden will still be the highest it has been in peace time in all likelihood. so rishi sunak�*s actions don't match his words, do they? it is interesting when you talked about the tax burden in the last decade or so, but you need to put that in context. firstly, the financial package that we inherited was not good, if you remember that note saying there was no money left. that was 13 years ago. i saying there was no money left. that was 13 years age-— was 13 years ago. i haven't finished et. are was 13 years ago. i haven't finished yet- are you _ was 13 years ago. i haven't finished yet- are you going _ was 13 years ago. i haven't finished yet. are you going back _ was 13 years ago. i haven't finished yet. are you going back to - was 13 years ago. i haven't finished yet. are you going back to aft

tobias: we do see changes in the trade pattern.export-import relationships to geographies like the u.s. there has been a significant change, but it is not all bad in the sense that trade is gone. it is seeking different ways. we do see china plus one,'s alternative locations to china as a manufacturer. many of our customers look for places in asean but also mexico and turkey to set up shop. we see chinese manufacturing going aboard to europe as well when it comes to better -- battery electric vehicles, so those shifts are happening and it is a new pattern for many manufacturing companies. haslinda: that was dhl's ceo tobias meyer speaking exclusively to bloomberg. fenty more ahead, including that big order for -- plenty more ahead, including that big order for airbus. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. >> any there is dialogue, direct dialogue, that is a good thing, but we have been in china for 50 years now, we have been with our customers. interesting

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this was announced by the minister of foreign affairs of sweden, tobias bilström, today in brussels before the meeting of the council of the european union on foreign relations. we will also talk about ukraine, of course, we should support ukraine and see how to help it win this war, as well as achieve peace, this is the main goal. we are very happy that the enlargement report that was published by the european commission was positive about ukraine, which is something that we strongly support from sweden. well, and diplomatic sources inform that the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro koleba, will take part in today's meeting with us . glory to ukraine, ms. iryna, i am glad to see you on the air of the tv channel, mutually, i would like to immediately interrogate you about the news from the brussels fields, yes, the meeting of the heads of foreign policy departments continues today, he should join his colleagues from the european union, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine kuleb, in accordance next to what tracks and formulas do you see now, how will the european union move to

quality is rare, almost everything here is handmade, absolutely designer items and even couture, ramos tobiasman in russia, he was born in peru, and studied here from llama wool, they weave cardigans in outskirts of moscow. i managed to find the coolest craftsmen in russia, this is almost also handmade, perfect, not crooked, i just think this is the kind of work. that is closer to art, designers from indonesia with the same restraint, apparently, behave without a suta buddhist style they work for months on one collection, but it takes 2-3 months of work to make the fabric for this dress. indonesia is not famous for its fashion, but it is famous for its traditions, so here in moscow brix is ​​a new platform that gives us the opportunity to show the whole world how we wear clothes and what opportunities they have in the market. individuality, all designers note, is the main trend, it seems not only in fashion. to become true to oneself, a social request. the russian cat is a thousand-year history of cultural exchange between hundreds of nationalities of our country who have learned to live unde

my daughter was bombed, well waiting in a to tobias, a loaf of bread. she didn't manage to escape, she was injured, suffering the scold fracture, and was paralyzed. she needs treatment abroad in egypt, but we can't provide treatment for her there. she can't move her feet or legs. i have to feed and dress her a girl in her thirties, her life was priced at the cost of half a loaf of bread. but no us got the, the, our country stand with us alone side us where exhausted in the name of gods, where people are leaving only by the mirrors of god's field for us we owe 60 wouldn't be ins. you have been says here we, along with thousands of the wounded and medical teams are still in this hospital and will stay with the wounded and the patients even if we have to provide treatment for them by candle light. the fuel is supposed to run out within hours, but will remain here and will not leave displaced. no met at the cost. a gas a b as jump. the less brings us more details from the sea, not all ship a hospital and his report contain some graphic and distressing image

the swedish minister of foreign affairs, tobias björstrom, spoke about such expectations.he noted the previous ones had a bilateral conversation with his counterpart, the head of the turkish foreign ministry, hakan fidan, and he said that ratification is likely to take place within a few weeks. the leader of the polish opposition , donald tusk, accuses the morovetsi government of inaction regarding the blockade of the border with ukraine. and this, according to the politician, not only endangers the relations between the two countries, but also harms the interests of warsaw, tusk told local media, he noted that at the beginning, when it was profitable, their political opponents demonstrated a radically pro-ukrainian position, neglecting their own interests. however, when they realized that it annoyed people, they began to cynically play the anti-ukrainian card. tusk also added that he is currently actively studying the problem of border closure and is meeting with politicians and experts who will deal with the issue. the number of victims of bad weather in ukraine has incr

. >> reporter: national right to life president carol tobias says they will continue to fight.ates right now, as you know that are considering abortion on the ballot next year. what is your strategy? >> we have to find different and better ways to reach out and get people to understand that killing the unborn child is not going to solve problems. >> reporter: and abortion opponents say one of those key strategies is raising more money. they acknowledge that they were not only outspent here in ohio, norah, but in other places where they lost. >> norah: fascinating evening. jericka duncan, thank you. well, new york city, ivanka trump spent much of the day testifying that as a defendant, but as the states final witness at her family's civil fraud trial. the judge has already ruled that the trump organization committed a fraud for years. this trial will determine how much the former president and his sons will pay for that fraud and whether they can continue to do business in new york. cbs's scott macfarlane is at the courthouse. >> how are you doing, ivanka? >> reporter: ivanka tr

my daughter was bombed, well waiting in a to tobias, a loaf of bread. she didn't manage to escape, she was injured, suffering the skull fracture and was paralyzed. she needs treatment abroad in egypt, but we can't provide treatment for her. there she cannot move her feet or legs. i have to feed and dress her a girl in her thirties, her life was priced at the cost of half a loaf of bread. the godaddy, our country stand with us alone side us where exhausted in the name of gods, where people are leaving only by the mercy of god. few for us we are also human beings. you end up in tears. here we, along with thousands of the wounded and medical teams are still in his hospital and we'll stay with the wounded in the patients even if we have to provide treatment for them by canceling. the fuel is supposed to run out within hours will remain here and we will not leave this place no matter the cost. a one child is killed and gaza every 10 minutes. that's according to the chief of the world. health organization is civilian, condemned to monetary and disaster, and t

responsibility of the scene in people to, to continue and nothing we are in a state of defense against or tobias. this is something very easy and very understood. it does not have given at the common to apply enough pressure over they will combine forces and then we do not like the blood to be shipped from our we love our children, we level of families we. we don't want to continue with something a, we've got your quotes, 0 game, not sound like that. but on the other hand, we're steadfast. we will not allow anyone to, to liquidate or issue. we will not allow anyone to us of our rights and we are you and you asked me to set that just at a to stand without any, any action that the, the, the, the people inside guns are today officer or losses. they, they come instead of it something which was imposed on them by the international community when american administration comes and will come by is the eighty's with the mass killing of the philistines. twice blinking cameron attended the water room and the soap cause water. the menissi over his right. and then the 2 times the 1st time we're, we have witn

and you come in the tobias city, which is not far. * off from the hospital itself, but really the focused in the last few days has been looking at this situation with a cap says because of the anger among family members and not receiving any of those offices and feeling like they've been left uninstalled and there was some of them speaking to us, the abundance of that has been and out announcements are a to a couple of more is riley soldiers have been killed. but going back to this potential deal, one of the concerns that we do know that is coming from the army. and that's what they've sold to been looking at is that is there is a pause. what does that mean for the troops to on the grounds? it leaves them much more exposed, so that campaign is continuing, but it seems, but maybe there are still other plans that are in the making as to protecting those troops on the ground during a c 5. all right, thanks so much sort of hired on that. all the palestinian health industry says that all no longer any health services left in northern garza is right. the tanks all surrounding the indonesian hos

id f and resisting militants into a surprising gas that the user of the defends administered us as tobias has already lost control of the territory. hospitalization gathers shot down over severe appeal and med finished with a disability. attendees ready? shelley? one doctor says will be health care system is on the verge of collapse. the hospital is full of displaced people. the health care system is dilapidated infection. control measures are almost nonexistent. here, over 70 evacuated, russian citizens landed moscow with the help of the russian emergency services. we've heard from some of those who managed to escape the potable watch. it was provided for 2 hours a day. i feel sorry for the children, most of all precious sons and lots of humanitarian aid lodge trucks to ascend. we were in the house, then the plane started dropping bombs and we left. our house was completely destroyed. many people died. the welcome to odds international reaching. you from the russian capital a i a michael, quick check with the latest stories. now it's fighting between him eyes and the idea of continues to

the village of boca in number us and the city of tobias are among the latest targets rates have intensified during the last week. is ready for stuff killed a 185 people since october 7. mamma jump june joins us live now from ramallah mohammed. so just bring us up to date, then with the latest on these is ready rates. what's been happening so there, let me 1st mention to you and our viewers, the raids that are currently ongoing at this hour. there's one that's happening at the columbia refugee camp. and there are clashes there and they are ongoing. we're also told that there isn't as really army raid happening in total. cut them not just to cut them to city, but also in the tool and cut them refugee camp will get more details about all that . and get that to you as soon as possible. now also want to mention some of the more note where the raids that happened in the overnight hours that have now ended . but they were very dramatic and intense. nonetheless, you had the city of to boss which is north of the occupied westbank arm clashes there that happened for several hours in the overnight hou

diploma how much i'm assuming you have the director of a sheet that medical complex has been arrested tobias with occupational forces and even today's earlier to palestinian vomiting have been also arrested 5 is ready, occupation forces, and this gibson, please sign that there. is there any impunity inside? the goal is to use a full medical work as civil defense, cruise and even during that list as the attacks had reached all classes and promising your community. meanwhile, the she felt hospital has been also under the it's very control. so no more than one week is that the situation that is completely di as is well, is this to even recommending patients and even displaced people to flee to the south of the church. we as almost with the attacks on the south, the south did not stop during the last 24 hours, which claimed the lives of around $200.00 college students early in the last 24 hours and taught it what's the mood there among people 9 that this cease fire is now being delayed. yes, people inside garza's trip are really desperate and they were looking for just to a window of hope that w

sweden's foreign minister, tobias billstrom, says he met his turkish counterpart on tuesday and was toldkes tougher action against kurdish separatists living in sweden. turkey considers them terrorists. applications tojoin nato have to be ratified by all current members. but how close really is sweet into joining nato? and why go through the effort? let's hear the vice president of a think tank. it is difficult to _ president of a think tank. it is difficult to confirm _ president of a think tank. it 3 difficult to confirm the news that swedish foreign minister apparently received is actually true. it may be. it is sitting for approval with the foreign affairs committee of the turkish parliament. it was sent there by president erdogan. there is every possibility that it will be approved, but sweden has been waiting a very, very long time, allies have been pressuring on the matter but not least the secretary—general, of course, nothing has moved yet, so part of this is about expectations turkey has in sweden but part of it is also maybe a little bit about what work you would like to see f

host: tobias in new jersey, democrats line, your next up area caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to comment on the commandos who are starting to mobilize -- who are hostages in israel. those taken by hamas were taken under extreme circumstances. not everyone tends to acknowledge that those taken " prisoners" by israel are taken under an apartheid state. these are extreme circumstances, too. we would agree that anyone taken as a prisoner back in apartheid south africa, that wouldn't have been justified or correct. it's the same thing occurring now and they are still currently taking prisoners as we try to negotiate these things. i want to understand what the end goal is. this is just a continuing cycle of taking more hostages, taking other hostages and then negotiating and further desperation. thank you. guest: you summarized why we are here today. you summarized why in my opinion, i'm not a diplomat and i study history about the two state rule but the very scenario you've laid out, an overwhelming majority of the world has turned against israel for making the argum

salomon lee tobias from poland. kurt linden felt perhed. how the money.oth my pares were born and the eastern part of hungary. my mother was the oldest of 12 children and my fath was the youngest of seven and 1924. aboua year after world war one ended, my father and o of his older brothers decided to move from hungary to romania, where they established a dairy farm. befo long, they became very successful because one of thei biggest customer was the romanian army. my father was still a bachelor at the time, so in 1930 he went back to hungary to find a bride. he found a bride and brought it back to romania, where three chilen were born, two girls and a boy and that boy. we lived in peace an harmony with all the gentilearmers in the area. my father tried toelp them whenever possible. they neede help. my mother tried to help him. he grew up ia farm which was great. en air nature. it's great for for a child to grow up on a farm. it was a primitive life, but it was great life. i went to kindergten. i went to first grade. one of our neighbors was a priest. that

tobias' gang is educated.rom the dna of the style. some of our products are located in ecuador, and some are located here in russia. this is our bestseller, by the way, produced in korolev. russian designers, of course, are also exploring the market. before the opening of the summit , a show was held in ggum with the participation of more than twenty local brands. here are my friends. they chose a nostalgic style, the venue itself in the gum showroom set it up , for decades every day soviet shows were held, a dressing gown, an evening dress, you can buy all these outfits now in guma, on the ground floor, a pop-up store, that is , a temporary store with clothes from russian designers, will be open in guma until eight. january, also within the framework of the summit, take a closer look at new faces and new silhouettes, designers and buyers will be in charge and not only for another 4 days, the summit will close on december 2, there are still dozens of shows and master classes ahead. alina repina vadim glushitsk

how long we have been doing this, go all the way back to i think randall tobias.otre dame? >> purdue. >> purdue. >> i went to purdue. >> my parents went there. >> she loves -- >> my cousins. >> she loves purdue. david ricks, we appreciate your loyalty. always bringing us -- >> thanks for having me on. >> you're welcome. hope to see you next quarter. >> take care. >> okay. >>> coming up, it has been a tough year for target investors as the stock is down 27% so far. coming up, ceo brian cornell talks to becky about state of the business, the consumer, inflation and exclusive interview at 7:30 eastern time. and then doordash popping in the premarket, this after beating expectations. does the company have what it takes to become a delivery powerhouse. jon fortt will weigh in on the topic on this week's "on the other hand" segment. >> announcer: time for today's aflac trivia question. dutch engineer lou oens ttwas the inventor of what item that changed the way we listen to music? the answer when cnbc's "squawk box" continues. gaaaaap! did you just say gap?! he's talkin

host: tobias in new jersey, democrats line, your next up area caller: yes, thank you for taking my calljust wanted to comment on the commandos who are starting to mobilize -- who are hostages in israel. those taken by hamas were taken under extreme circumstances. not everyone tends to acknowledge that those taken " prisoners" by israel are taken under an apartheid state. these are extreme circumstances, too. we would agree that anyone taken as a prisoner back in apartheid south africa, that wouldn't have been justified or correct. it's the same thing occurring now and they are still currently taking prisoners as we try to negotiate these things. i want to understand what the end goal is. this is just a continuing cycle of taking more hostages, taking other hostages and then negotiating and further desperation. thank you. guest: you summarized why we are here today. you summarized why in my opinion, i'm not a diplomat and i study history about the two state rule but the very scenario you've laid out, an overwhelming majority of the world has turned against israel for making the argument

responsibility of policing and people to, to continue and nothing we are in a state of defense against or tobias. this is something very easy and very understood, and just not have given it a common to apply enough pressure over they will combine forces and then we do not like the blood to be shipped from our we love our children, we love our families. we, we don't want to continue with something a week. you called 0. ok, no smell like that. but on the other hand, we're steadfast. we will not allow anyone to, to liquidate or issue. we will not allow anyone to us of our rights and we are you and you asked me to set that up just as a to stand without any, any action that, that the, the, the people inside as of today officer or losses they, they can say that it's something which was imposed on them by the international community when american administration comes and will come by is the eighty's where the mass killing of the parents to union? twice blink and cameron attended the water room and the soap cause water. the menissi over his right. and then the 2 times the 1st time we're, we have witness