our topic today is small town maine and the world the year. 1872 and the little town of monson in central maine has a big problem problem. the town has bounced from the fire that swept through its downtown destroying many of the buildings. in 1860 and it's from the trauma of the american civil war the civil war ended just seven years earlier in. 65 more than 10% of townspeople served in the civil. and at six of them died. the problem, even as the town of monson celebrates the 50th anniversary of its founding is that so many of its young people are moving away. in the census of 1870, monson was listed as having hundred and four residents. 604 out of curiosity, how many of you are from places with more than 604 residents? show of hands. virtually everyone. how many of you went high school with more than 604 people? again, virtually everyone. monson was a tiny place and that that every departure every person who moved away from home hurt their absence was noted. in 1872 when townspeople gathered to celebrate turning 50. the speaker at the event tried to put a good spin on things, but he admi

i love this town. i love monson, but like all those young people who were leaving monson and other rural places in 1872, i moved away when i turned 18, and i never moved back. many of my friends also left town. like other rural places in central maine, and throughout the entire -- united states, monson has faced hard times. the furniture mill shut down. that was the backbone of the town's economy. many jobs were lost. the elementary school where i attended kindergarten through fifth grade closed. in 2000, the census bureau reported the official population of months and was 666 president. 666 residents, 666, that is not an auspicious number one! at that point, i think someone really needs to take one for the team and just move away from town, or, persuade a friend to come move in with them so you have 665 or 667, but not 666. for a long time, as i studied history in graduate school, and then began teaching and writing history here at jay and you. i enjoyed visiting monson in the summer, but i didn't thi

the town hall did not have a nicola. yes, the shaky nineteenth, stand bottles, shatyrs times vitebskaya burned out to the centa, but the simple function of collecting the members of the magistrate was found to be selfish for the vitebsk pepper. everything that e beer is important drauny the city is chalk , let's burn the progular problem. and the vitebsk city hall i say, and any other was the dominant from victorious. zia had a tower. so i don’t care about any corner of the city from tulle. e, and. uh, such a name, she’s just started in vitebzhan , will indicate that the tower is the so-called vitebsk shell, that this time it’s a reference to what was in the nineteenth site xx 108 in town hall in kyrgyzstan, i'm a riot, yakvezhy for naseranie over the mountains from here it was possible aquarius it's not easy to signal about the sky and i'm already a fireman here. the new mess, the town hall divided the market square into two slats of wretchedly like ones, and rebuffed the front and rear facades, and at the replanting of

i come off often to china town and i'll bring my six-year-old son from the bay view to china town. i look forward to seeing all of you on this as we share the story about how generations before made it possible for generations after. happy central subway. thank you very much. [applause] >> next up, district 8 supervisor and chair of the san francisco county transportation authority, raphael mandelman. [applause] >> um, hello, everybody. you know who didn't take 15 ballots to get elected speaker, who didn't have to degrade the office and how owe hue mail ate her several. i'll the chair county of the transportation authority. i'm going to talk about our sales tax and the art. so, and we -- you like sales taxes? you like art? [cheers and applause] so, i want to acknowledge our phenomenal executive director telly chang who is here. director chang, our vice-chair aaron peskin and district supervisor and district 7 supervisor, milgar is here. this was the most transformative project in our half cents sales tax program. creating a direct ride from china town to the light rail. the ta was

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this is the damage in the town of selma.istoric downtown area in ruins after a large tornado cut a path. people living there are under curfew. the storm chaser traveled to selma, alabama and gave us an update. >> i am in selma, alabama right now. the damage is incredible. really just a devastating seen all across town. this car has been -- by this big roof. it takes a very powerful tornado to bend i-beams. yesterday when this tornado was occurring, i was about 40 miles west in greensboro, alabama intercepting another tornado that caused extensive damage. the damage across alabama and georgia, i'm hearing reports of multiple across alabama and georgia. that is the good samaritan. every single window has been sucked out of that building. sheet-metal wrapped around the street. what used to be a used car lot -- >> lost a court case to stop a fashion designer from using four strike design. the brand argued the luxury brand design was too similar to their three strike design. the intellectual-property lecturer told me what the out

glazed town hall of this bottles.aggot looked like a japanese chatter before our affairs. yun was just a good slant and two on top, that you horn furious polite centers ended, it is not a great tent. with a spire, the building of the town hall was presented to its own special pedestals . new for the baroque, the curved surface of the walls, layered apelastral cornices and folded wall profiles of the hungry facade and the caravan's daget ulta with flat pilasters atop the top and cut through by rectangular and meadow window openings, polite curvilinear contours. i tell her the tiers are separated one from one by warehouses with cornices, stabbed into the corners of the vezha. yes , caravans with pillars at the heart of such currencies are drunk, i give a pudynka, a snotty uracism and a shooter with cats. what are so characteristic of baroque and classicism for us on business. i wish the commonwealth had an uneasy betrayal. jena's political map was a global civilization. we have become a tough russian empire, the yakoi d

i come off often to china town and i'll bring my six-year-old son from the bay view to china town. i look forward to seeing all of you on this as we share the story about how generations before made it possible for generations after. happy central subway. thank you very much. [applause] >> next up, district 8 supervisor and chair of the san francisco county transportation authority, raphael mandelman. [applause] >> um, hello, everybody. you know who didn't take 15 ballots to get elected speaker, who didn't have to degrade the office and how owe hue mail ate her several. i'll the chair county of the transportation authority. i'm going to talk about our sales tax and the art. so, and we -- you like sales taxes? you like art? [cheers and applause] so, i want to acknowledge our phenomenal executive director telly chang who is here. director chang, our vice-chair aaron peskin and district supervisor and district 7 supervisor, milgar is here. this was the most transformative project in our half cents sales tax program. creating a direct ride from china town to the light rail. the ta was

we took out the tower and the criminal facade to the town hall. well, or france yes, not on other surfaces, there the notorious courtyard was all kissed. and it was an integral part. it’s just that we don’t have a chance to go out for milk and don’t know that there is such a teak, but le e for people. what kyrgyzstan is there, uh, 200 apr, so i'm well i will single out to you what is going on here and yes, they were at these morotins, something comes out and blew them up. this is all holistically in 1775 , my father visited the place of the most equal. looking welcome this bottles. true, the pyrodized looks hawked up to our affairs. i'm shabby. yun was just a good plan and two on top, that you have a longline horn hung on the centers of the heads. assad. it ended not with a great tent with a spire, the building of the town hall was presented to its own saber pedestals, but hung in yours. take with you with the upgrade of several rose boosts and decorations tiers. what first-timers have a new baroque surface of the walls, layered pilasters, cornice

of buff moot, the town that has been given the nickname, a meat grinder. we know that russian forces are to the east of moot, arguably some people are saying actually in the town in the east, and there's also heavy fighting to the south east of buff moot as they try and push north. and move is important because if russia took full control of that town, then it would potentially give them an easier route to the 2 largest towns still in full ukrainian control. in the net screech in the towns of kramer tools can sylvia and can in the, in recent days, we've seen increasing shelling of unspecified targets artillery shilling by the russians of the town of cremmit tools as well. so yeah, all indications would suggest face fighting for the control of the town of solid are all part of this plan by the russians to take control of buff moot, but so far the ukrainians holding the bag. let's take a closer look at the wagner group. the private russian paramilitary force was founded in 2014 optimal sco took over an ex crime in the group is founded by russian businessmen,

so let's, let's 1st of all, start with the town. has it been captured or, or not? as far as it can be reconstructed from all been sources so far, there are still some ukrainian units defending in the cities or the battle is going on. however, i would warn against overestimating the importance of solar solid are, was a very small and mining town. the population of some 10000 before divorce, and debating for solid are, is important only because it's part of a battle for a much more important settlement. buttonwood, which is approximately 20 kilometers southwest from solar. the reason why russians shifted their emphasis on solid are, is that they have been trying to dig buckled almost 400 for a year. they said thousands of soldiers in future front attacks against baltimore. and because the city of buffalo has been fortified by ukraine already for 78 years . ok now by trying to capture thread are russians are attempting the large scale and circumvent and cut off of buckboard. this is what makes the better for sort of that important. one more thing here to ad bullshit i

works for this town. that's who this town is working for. ladies and gentlemen, we are making history today. we are making history in 24 pro-- in this process and we are showing the american people that this process works. yeah, it's been about 100 years. it's been about 100 years. since this has happened before. but we have said, we are not going to take any more of washington being broken. we're going to do something for the american people and we're going to fix it. is it going to be painful? sit going to be difficult? yeah, it probably. is that's why it took 100 years. it probably. is but we're going to do it. and we can also make history today by making the first -- by electing the first black republican speaker of the house. yes, thank you. now, as my colleagues probably know, the first black members of congress to serve in this body were republicans. were republicans. as a matter of fact you probably also know that frederick douglass, who went and worked with abraham lincoln to emancipate the peopl

there are concerns that entire towns could be cut off here. and raining and raining. the ground here is totally sodden. there is just nowhere for the water to go. and with plenty more rain forecast, there is expected to be furtherflooding, too. james clayton, bbc news, san francisco. let's get some of the day's other news. ajudge in new york has ordered donald trump's family real estate company to pay a fine of $1.6 million after being found guilty last month of tax fraud. the manhattan criminal court imposed the sentence after jurors found two trump organization affiliates guilty of 17 criminal charges last month. the penalty was the maximum thejudge could have imposed. neither the former us president or any family member was personally charged. a gas pipeline connecting lithuania and latvia has been hit by an explosion, but the fire that broke out has been extinguished and gas supply is back to normal. no injuries have been reported. a spokesman for the pipeline's owners, amber grid, has said that so far, there's no sign that the explosion w

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of the middle reports from the northern indian town. cracked in damage. this home enjo she month has become unlivable. as he surveys the damage regime through law tells us he 1st potted cracks in 2021. but he says, authorities ignored him. these became wider and destroyed his home in america mala we are living in fear that we don't know what the future holds for us you than it we haven't eaten properly for days. the children are missing. school of our daily routines have been disrupted. me go with i will be are struggling and don't know how to handle the situation. similar damage can be seen across this more himalayan town. in northern india roads have fishers, many homes are falling apart. nearly half the town has been effected. josi might, is a gateway to hindu and seek religious sites. is also an important military base near the chinese border. authorities are blaming bad janet systems and all the population for thinking this land. young authorities have moved hundreds of people to temporary shelters. families are sharing one room and have brought a 6

there are concerns that entire towns could be cut off here.ning and raining. the ground here is totally sodden. there is just nowhere for the water to go. and with plenty more rain forecast, there is expected to be furtherflooding, too. james clayton, bbc news, san francisco. let's get some of the day's other news. ajudge in new york has ordered donald trump's family real estate company to pay a fine of $1.6 million after being found guilty last month of tax fraud. the manhattan criminal court imposed the sentence, after jurors found two trump organization affiliates guilty of 17 criminal charges last month. the penalty was the maximum thejudge could have imposed. neither the former us president or any family member was personally charged. the moroccan national football team has pulled out of the african nations championship after failing to get permission to fly direct to algeria where the tournament is being held. the defending champions — who last month became the first african or arab team to reach the world cup semi—finals — had been wait

and we also know though that this town has been contested for months. now, largely i'm, he's been hit by am heavy artillery from the russians, but we knew we do know now that according to military analysts and these intelligence reports that the fighting seems to be very heavy and in the streets. indeed, there been witnesses quoted on some of the agencies who managed to escape the town describing having to move a back street by street as tanks moved in. and interestingly as well, there are reports that heavy contingents of the wagner group this sir private mercenary group, who's a leader. if guinea pri goes in is very close to vladimir putin, alice to saying that the wagner group are making up a large number of russian forces, fighting for a full solider. and again, interestingly, on the wires, there has been an a statement made a picked up by social media or from social media by preggers in he actually saying that the fighting there in solid are, is on guy. as i say, the reason why this is important is because solid, our is to the northeast of pa, quot

the town on the map.of girls' football as well so they have coaches who come in from both genders to support players of the game. up the road the club's announcerjay works at a school well younger stevenage professionals study and help coach, and cup run has strengthened the bond further. aston villa to us, it could be something we talk about for a generation. the whole town feels connected and everyone is buzzing, - everyone is together. the magic we see here is not like anything else in the world. i remember living in stevenage i couldn't buy a stevenage shirt. we are a funny town, lots of people have two teams, their second team has been stevenage but a lot of people say my first team is stevenage and my second team is arsenal or tottenham. # watching stevenage borough #. this season has already been a game changer for the town as evans prepares to lead his team and thousands of fans to stoke and another chance for the underdog to potentially say... steve na g e! let's see if they can do that tomorrow.

. >> russian artillery is almost completely destroyed the town. most of the 70,000 people who lived here have fled. it is rare to see ukrainian soldiers in the open exposed to shelling on the streets. >> when we talk about the direction of bakhmut we are talking about the whole front line. they are trying to get into the city from every direction, north, east and south. >> the intensification, the shelling is obvious. russian forces are about a kilometer in that direction. the ukrainian military is scared now but because russian forces have made great gains in of the north they are now trying to completely encircle the city. >> as we walked back up the street more rounds explode close by. we begin filming and two more come in around 100 yards away. we run for cover. >> let's get in here. >> our camera on the car dashboard captured the moments of what is to have been more terse slams into a residential building across the street. the force of the blast broke the windshield. >> a similar story on the other side of 10. the army is moving. -- on the o

these are the latest aerial shots of the town.can see, it has been completely flattened from the relentless pounding by russian forces. after six months of russian military setbacks — it would be the first ukrainan town to be captured sincejuly. but ukraine's military denies that soledar has fallen and says that the fighting is still going on. the defence ministry in moscow said the capture of soledar would allow russian troops to cut off ukrainian forces in bakhmut, which they have been attacking for months. russia could also launch an assault on the key city of kramatorsk. here's our correspondent in kyiv — james waterhouse — on the significance of capturing soledar to russia. after three days of contradictions, frankly, it seems russia has finally settled on the claim of having taken the region soldear, finally. it is described as an important step in it's, until now, faltering campaign. the step we are talking about has almost been reduced to rubble. this is a small salt—mining town, with barely any buildings left standing. th

the town of bravery i believe is near keith. it's a historic town. what. what more can you tell us? i mean, the helicopter actually crashed into this preschool. kindergarten. yes . when we're in a um, well it's effectively a small town on the outskirts. so keep the eastern outskirts about, you know, 40 minutes drive from the center of the city. and i mean, all around me, all apartment blocks, apartment buildings where people are living in it. right. in the middle, you have this kinda garden, it's quite big. and this is where children were as school children and stuff. we know the people have been evacuated. we don't know how many casualties they were in the nursery, but it was up and running. it was open, parents had already dropped their children awful schools. you could only imagine how terrifying and how awful it has been for many parents this morning is this news has come through and then to be here and see half the building absolutely destroyed and blackened of from that crash, very worrying scene indeed. and again, as i sent it residence all around me coming to look, coming to

reports about whether the town has been captured. this comes amid a major shake up at the top of russia's military, as russian president vladimir putin appoints a new commander to take charge of his war. ukrainian soldiers firing at russian positions. internet's province fighting is concentrated around sola, dar, a mining town near the strategic city. of back moot, these satellite images show the scale of the destruction since august of last year . conditions in back mood are dire. there is no heating or electricity. most residents flag the fighting. those who didn't are now trapped. or trump causal dollars follow, i sleep in the same clothes. i walk around in there. man, since we haven't bade for 4 months each a war score soon, everything will freeze their coronel so both the kitchen door and the toilet tissue or hard data. there are a lot of people here. grandfather's grandmother's. no one goes anywhere near the leader of the russian mercenary wagner. group claims it has captured sola. dar yevgeny per goshen. released this picture

explosions hit the ukrainian capital on the battlefield. russia claims to have taking control of a key town in the east. ukraine denies that sola dog has folded also coming up. gemini, defense, been as that may be on her way out to media reports suggest christina lumber is ready to quit. pressure has been building on her for months and flood ravaged california brace this for even more heavy rain full costs as a warning of the potential for disastrous flooding as powerful storms take aim at the state yet to get ah, i'm all on psycho, it's good to have you with us? ukraine says a series of explosions have hit the capital. keith. ah, arrange sirens blade across the city. saturday morning and residence were urged to take shelter. officials say missiles are striking key infrastructure lets go straight to d, w correspondence on your family car, who is joining us from keith sonia. we understand that you have just come out of an air raid shelter yourself. what more can you tell us about this latest missile attack on keith? when we heard a series of loud boons this morning, followed by a read alerts

the eastern ukrainian town could be strategically important for russia in the don best region. also coming up germany is defense, venice that may be on her way out. media report suggest, christina lumber is ready to quit. pressure has been building on her for months and flood ravaged california braces for even will have you right for cost as a warning of the potential for the sauce trust flooding as powerful storms take aim at the state yet again. ah, i'm all on psycho, it's good to have you with us. russia claims its forces have taken the town of sola dot in east in ukraine, if true, it would mark a red victory for moscow after months of battlefield setbacks. ukraine's military leaders reject the claim saying its soldiers holding the russian advance. the battle is ongoing. ah, in freezing winter conditions, ukrainian soldiers in sally dark face a bleak battle against russia's constant attacks. the fight here is bloody and brutal. wow. russia is determined to take control of this small soft mining town in the eastern region of de next, a rare push forward after numerous militar

and most of them never leave the town limits of this town. town is 12 miles and they don't have cars. >> i just had a kid other day he's in a newspaper -- for murder. he's 18 he's played on my little league team few years ago. after he can't play little league no more he goes to high school like they said out nothing around here. no one gives our -- our nonprofits basically for my understanding for me anything to help out. there's no boys and girls club. >> a library is being somewhere that can be a starting point for helping with -- with the mental health issue. a line is a place where any child can go and find a book about and find himself or herself pictured or written about in a story. >> what i want from the state and federal leaders is them to have a real concern for the people. we have gotten to the point of electing people who don't know what the little people are going through. >> just because we're rural and in south carolina,ing our people deserve the saying. you know, people are people, and they deserve just as much. help to get a

this town has 500 years of architectural history on display. ah, ah, layman was part of the hon, sciatic league to the port cities. origins reach as far back as the 8th century to this day. the magnificent buildings built in the veins of renaissance architecture style or a testament to blame ins, wealth. mm. ah, sir, holland, this statue has been a symbol for brandon's freedom and sovereignty for over 600 years. ah, we continue on our journey flying to moscow, a park located in the border region of germany and poland. it's one of the few world heritage sites to cross borders designed by him on 1st fund coupla moscow. this landscape ensemble brings together nature and architecture in smaller parks on either side of the border. its structure is heavily influenced by english style landscaped parks. ah next stop. an ancient roman border fortification, despite being 550 kilometers in length, the upper germanic ratio. leemis is not a standalone site, but part of the unesco world heritage site frontiers of the roman empire. blue moon, the reconstructe

the horrors of the last few months have brought this town closer together. months have brought this town closertogether. before months have brought this town closer together. before the war, there were some people here and elsewhere who genuinely supported russia. that's not really the case anymore. women's rights marches take place across the us, marking the 50th anniversary of the roe v wade case, which was overturned last year. and no wipe—out here! it looks like a french surfer has set a new record in california, for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. police in los angeles hunting a gunman who killed at least 10 people in a dance club, have discovered a body in a van which is believed to be linked to the suspect. 10 other people were wounded in the attack, shortly after thousands of people celebrated the lunar new year. the attack happened in monteray park, around 11 kilometres east of los angeles city centre. 0ur correspondent peter bowes sent this report from la. the injured

rob rentals has more of the seaside town of capitalism. one of the reasons that this series of storms has been so destructive and deadly is that people here in california, as in many other places around the world, often build structures in places where they might be better advised, not to. there's an example here where i am in capital la. you can see these are brightly colored buildings behind me that are right down on the shore line. they were just battered and heavily damaged by waves high surf that has come in over the past several days of waves up to 7 meters tall. ah. and you could see that some of the windows and doors are actually boarded up. so a nice place to be when the weather is good, not so bad, not so good when the storms come. ah, as they inevitably do. now thousands of venezuelans have marched in the capital, caracas, demanding better wages. the group included public health workers, teachers, and pensioners. the employed by the government to them between $3100.00 a month, but inflation is making it hard to make ends meet an

the governor of the town gave this update to ukrainian tv.lator: there are 559 people still left, including 15 children. that is as of today. they had the opportunity to leave before the fifth of january, but they chose not to. this city was closed because of active fighting and the attk. anchor: a nonresident fellow with the atlantic council with eurasia center told me why the town is so important from a propaganda perspective for the russians. guest: the russians have not had a victory in months. that is why they are fighting so hard. i don't think they have had any big big race since the summer, so they have to show momentum -- big victory since the summer, so they have to show big momentum. we saw a major reshuffle in the russian military restructure this week, so that is why people are digging in there. chor: we have had conflicting information about who actually controls this area. guest: absolutely. both sides are saying they control more area than the other side does. the analytical reports that i have read say that the city has not b

that's the town with a large military base in the east. but the congolese army says a similar pledge to quit another strategic town. it can bomba in december hasn't happened since the m $23.00 group emerged more than a decade ago. conflict in the country has killed thousands of people. it was dormant for some time before returning a year ago. taking control of territory. hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee the violence on the un says human rights abuses a widespread. rwanda is widely understood to support the m $23.00, but it's something kigali denies. patrick maria contemporary is the mentor of communication and media for democratic republic of congo. he told al jazeera, he believed that latest promise by m to $2340.00 to pull out will be fulfilled because of the extent of negotiations involved beforehand. we strong belief that day. why not? because he's the one acting beyond 23 will see respect or commitment we meant to get or following are missing in the and following the recommendation made by ordinated by older countries, n

the horrors of the last few months have brought this town closer together.ore the war, there were some people here and elsewhere who genuinely supported russia. that's not really the case anymore. women's rights marches take place across the us marking the 50th anniversary of the roe v wade case, which was overturned last year. a public memorial takes place for the singer lisa marie presley at her father's graceland mansion in tennessee, ten days after her death at the age of 5a. and no wipe—out here! it looks like a french surfer has set a new record in california for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. hello and welcome to the programme. the suspect in a shooting in los angeles, which killed ten people and left another ten wounded, has been found dead by the police. he shot himself inside a white van that officers had surrounded. he's been identified as a 72—year—old man of asian descent. ten people were killed and ten others injured in the attack during lunar new year in monterey park. the city is home to one of the largest asian american communities

he said the ukrainians had won the time to get men more supplies inside the town. soledar is about 20 kilometers northeast of the town of bakhmut , which has seen some of the most intense fighting over the weeks and months, a town nicknamed a meat grinder because of the sure amount of men that have been killed and it on both sides. soledar is a salt mining town, the largest salt mine in ukraine and it has a vast network of underground tunnels. around 200 kilometers in fact of underground tunnels, some as high as 30 meters -- a football match is held under grand -- underground in soledar in the past. this is of huge strategic importance. we can only speculate that certainly according to the russians, they are saying ukrainians are using those tunnels as defensive positions to store ammunition and so on. we can only speculate that the fighting is particularly intense because it is of such strategic and military importance. when are we going to start seeing such a thing as a siege such as what we saw around the plant in mariupol months ago remains to be seen. anchor:

and in another district, north of the town on friday says 2015. the landlocked west african country has been in the grips of an armed rebellion, which swept across the border from neighboring molly 1000 to people have been killed while more than 2700000 have been displaced and forced to live in makeshift camps. fighters have also blockaded parts of the countries north in recent months, causing food shortages. 39 countries at the united nations are calling on israel to stop withholding funds from the palestinian authority. the series of new sanctions are blocking millions of dollars in palestinian taxes. the un secretary general has also condemned the move. she notes with deep concern and the recent is rarely measures against the palestinian authority. and he heard the parties once again to refrain from unilateral steps that would undermine trust between them and the path towards resuming a political process. and he also adds that there should be no retaliation with respect to the palestinian authority in relation to the international court of just

all he said, what they were trying to do was protect a western root out of the town. we've been speaking to some of the soldiers behind his head. this in this vehicle, these people have been getting ready to evacuate soldiers out of the moods. they say that there is still a lot of civilians inside, but we also how many civilians they were inside solid. all he estimated around 500 civilians still inside sorted as the fighting goes on, thousands of people have taken part in a rare protest in the somali capital against the arm group. i'll sure bob government organized rally was one of the largest public gatherings in market issue for the last decade. i'll chabad, which is affiliated to al qaeda, has been fighting somali as government for more than 15 years. residence has unshared mahmud declared war on the group when he came to power last year. moving because saw my the year, we will never accept extremis. and we will also never accept the killing of our innocent people, or we will protect them from our shoe. bob, anyone who kills innocent people or face trial or justice

so this town , the sites shock.ere britishvolt factory, the gigafactory , the £36 billion gigafactory, the £36 billion facility was to be built is just a few miles up the road in commerce and we'll be moving there later in the day, as i to people but i'm delighted be joined for now by professor matt ball of the university of newcastle so he's an engineering electrification specialist. he's also the chair of driving the electrical revolution, which is a local research group linked to government . matt, you are government. matt, you are electrification specialist as i said, but just first off, this yesterday, did it come as a shock ? not completely, no . it's shock? not completely, no. it's been running for some time that the brakes will work able to garner the support that needed that was it was a particular shock. that was it was a particular shock . but it's not the end with shock. but it's not the end with this this i am confident that this this i am confident that this seat will be built and we will make batterie