the trunk weighs about $200.00. you know, the transporting would principally depends on the length of the roof when the cause of the kid thing that's holding it to him right after thing is that he's gone. put somebody to the thing was what can go causing my item losing my voice very well. i'm with a start them. then you've got to go buy a new or a lot different direct and today for that i put in the trunk needs to be taken to the 30 kilometers. a way of getting it downhill is a very risky part of the journey. the danger is that the legs gets mad and the rope and rolling cook, i'm going to be in my fist, my phone cut out a whole someone going to find the fat and matthew is out. we'll exclude us and nobody nobody ever mean anything to sleep. while on them off. oh no no one knows for sure how many are killed in the process of smuggling? precious wood, rough estimate, sparrow. at least 3 sites. have it to use the yeah. the jeep to in the garage. does that give them then that sees him, the tall is there, it says you have

the trunk weighs about $200.00. you know, the transporting would principally depends on the length of the roof. so when the, when the cause of the kid thing a thought on it to him, i'd have to thing is that he's gone, put somebody to the thing was looking good cause using my the item, this thing on the model model. i'd love to do this stuff works very well. i'm with uh, saw them then you got to go buy a new or a lot of these are the different direct and today for that type of thing. the trunk needs to be taken to the 30 kilometers a way of getting it downhill is a very risky part of the journey. the danger is that the leg skipped smooth and the rope and rolling. let them be yeah. usually then my 5th, my phone cut out a whole some wouldn't go until you find the one to 5 and matthew is i will list for less. nobody never meeting for 45. hello. hello. while i'm on them off. oh no. no one knows for sure how many i was killed in the process of smuggling. precious woods. rubbing estimate sparrow. at least 3 sites. have a t

the rapids with the trunk attached to some in a tooth to man are in charge of the make shift dropped if the full overboard $400.00 cues of rosewood will fall on top of them who lives in the causes in color, which is a 1050 then could us know the same thing it out you want to see you know, is the pilot, the profit dismisses he's co finance currently is is the much help the . 5 senate and somebody in the the, the ross is the actually uncontrollable role has shots of his title. and he uses his hands to slow down the road, the, the waters of bates, and sure no can look for it on the title. the condition of the many kilowatts machine i'm a p i as in it's taken 5 hours to travel down the the others will now take the wood as far as the once the trunk is in the canoe, it just needs to be headed in the community. so then you said you change one is going to insure it, then move on, dunlab, depending the emission, the smuggling is endangering the forest to madagascar and the authorities like the means to stop the trade for these men, the search for the rooms. what is the best way to anything a

so the trunk needs to be taken to the 30 kilometers a way of getting it downhill is a very risky part of the journey. the danger is that the leg skipped snag and the rope and rolling and cook. i'm one of the yeah. them in my 5th, my phone cut out a. so for someone go until you find one to 5 and matthew is i will live for less. nobody never left a meeting for 45. 0 wow. the oh no, no no one knows for sure how many are killed in the process of smuggling? precious wood. rubbish. estimate sparrow at least 3 se. tell it to use the yeah. the does it and it keeps it in the garage. does it give them then that he doesn't, that's the end is there. it says you have these do because this is similar to the 2 years and that's come to some of which is a. 1 r t y the by 9 the the rain and covered one 3rd of the j. 6 exhausted, they'll spend the night here in the white clouds full of them, a can come off to the days explosions. somebody have to put the whole uh, module level for isaac research as a sofa and the opposite thing, a beautiful. 2 it'd be nice to have the determination the. 6 the the i was

a body in the trunk. an unspeakable crime. welcome to true crime news. let's get right to our top story. it's a famous case that we all followed in real time. that sadly ended in tragedy. gabby petito, murdered while on a cross-country adventure with her fiance, brian laundrie. i recently talked to gabby's father, joe, about how he is using his grief for good. >> it's only 10:00 in the morning, but it rained all afternoon yesterday. >> it's the kind of story that dominated the nation's attention. oh my god. 22 year old gabby petito, with her bright blue eyes and blond hair grabbing headlines capturing the media spotlight after being reported missing while on a cross-country camping adventure with her fiance brian laundrie. >> brian stretching during some morning yoga. >> watch the sunset through the lens of social media. things appeared magical. thousands followed their seemingly beautiful adventure of a young couple very much in love. i'm sorry, we've just been fighting this morning, but away from social media, their reality was very different than the

we know that on the trunk. — our work to them. we know that on the trunk, they _ our work to them. the trunk, they are _ our work to them. we know that on the trunk, they are in - our work to them. we know that on the trunk, they are in a - on the trunk, they are in a very difficult number situation but why would they not processed during the previous administration? the processed during the previous administration?— administration? the truth is that they — administration? the truth is that they were, _ administration? the truth is that they were, but - administration? the truth is that they were, but there i administration? the truth is - that they were, but there was a lot of work to have to go into rebuilding the refugee programme and they did a great job of that. afghanevac worked with the administration to streamline refugee programme while ensuring that the national security is prioritised. they were moving and there's two types of faults of afghans they come here, the siv programme which is untouched so far is not impacted by this executive orders and then refugees. outside

the hello and welcome to worlds a part 3 turn of donor trunk to the white house. certainly opens up a new chapter in the american political drama. that's got the many around the world fatigue with its high page flash, fairfax, and at times previous case ethics. well, this reality show amber and down american politics come back to the founding authentically practiced values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. both to discuss that i'm now enjoying by getting a professor of history at american university. professor cruz think is great to see you again. thank you very much for your time. i have to be with you. now. i know that you looked expensively into the history of the american presidency in, but i think the united states more than any other country. you can sort of draw conclusions about the state of the society based on the kind of personalities that i'm buying for power in this sense. what do you think the 2nd coming of trump signifies? was interesting that i use a term 2nd coming, because i was the image that trump gave in his inaugural address tha

in the defendant's trunk. josh mankiewicz: do you think she was alive when she was in the trunk?: tell the defendant, you've got your day in court and you're guilty. josh mankiewicz: but enrique arochi had maintained his innocence throughout the investigation. now, his defense attorney, keith gore, was going to try to pick apart the case against him. keith gore: the only thing that matters in a criminal case is can the prosecution prove the words in the indictment? josh mankiewicz: lorraine caceres covered the trial. lorraine caceres: the defense concentrated on the fact there was no body. they concentrated on the fact there was no video of christina getting into the suspect's car. josh mankiewicz: gore told the jury enrique had been cooperative, and as for the injuries on his arms and hands, enrique told detectives he'd been working on his car. enrique arochi: when the tire landed on me-- because i took it off. officer: oh. enrique arochi: and it was too heavy, so it just landed right here on my arm and that's why all this-- officer: that makes sense. josh mankiewicz: then the d

i've heard from people who like trump, who voted for trunk, who are now are sick and by what they've seen already. and it hasn't even been in the office a week yet. so is it possible? yes. would it have been doable? absolutely. and that, and trump is not motivated, he has no sense or compassion. he has no sense of every body benefit a he wants american to be great again to dominate, but he wants to do so in a way that i think is not only bullying minis even trying to bully russia. it doesn't work with latin airport and let me stop here here because this is a fascinating subject that to me will come back to you after a short break speech and the told him the hollywood welcome. now i was fucking into dreamland for dreams come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house looks good man pulls up somebody for working to pretty jobs and still not enough because of the cost of living also has increased co bags and then still buying chest last year long the amount of of homeless rose by 12 percent in california of the just need to just include

stored inside the trunk of can hold around 30000 to 60000 liters of water. it took almost a year to build everything at the cost of our own age in a house like indian rupees, who related to religious more than the ones of the household as each. c using that like that, especially the says off stuff, injuries are getting what the usually the mental status of things is that the number that we've been have been looking for was the pitch water from the from the in the, the used to dispense with no changing the context that wouldn't be side of the many of the needs are not maintain properties. so even i'm not getting quality like the most of the women in these close to the villages are agriculture, labors and searching for water. after a hard day's work is a difficult task for them. the tonka is a welcome to the for them. and the cost of the construction of the trunk of what our situation is a bit better that that but only there is rain for the time cuz that's what to are. there is no water when there is rainfall, we store water in it for me. when there is less wa

so the things that i didn't did the, the administrative state trunk can undo. but that doesn't mean that whatever trunk does will last beyond his next democratic successor. so i think there are a lot of things that binding put into place regarding energy drilling limitations, for example, or encouraging people to come in illegally through the southern border that trump can put a stop to the question is, what's the going to be able to do legislatively and the 2 big things that i think are number one on his docket are, what are you going to do about taxes because taxes will automatically go up if you don't change the current pathway. and the 2nd thing is, can you reform the immigration system to a system that's more work? well, you know, president trump is known to have undermined the last bi partisan, almost a republican lead legislative deal on immigration in the last congress. right. so it was senator langford from oklahoma. that was the lead on that. and donald trump wanted to run against the problem not run, fixing it now to be fair. i remember i was, you kn

i mean, to some extent trunk is you can see an ongoing but still the child of the american political system, well is the bastard step, son of the american political system. in that regard. he's manages to, he has a lot of popularity in certain sectors in his base is iron type means that no matter what he does, he said he can shoot somebody in broad daylight on 5th avenue and he wouldn't lose a single vote. so you know that that base of his will stick with him and they believe in him. we as so far, it doesn't seem that no matter what he does, he's going to lose them. but the power of the guy, let me just interject here a little bad because we have have a lot of educated, you know, highly polished american liter. it's like president obama, who will don't speak such a foul language for what don't give speeches about, you know, shooting somebody in broad daylight. i mean, yes, they are responsible. historically, they're responsible for, you know, many, many people dying as a consequence on the policy is. so, you know, trump being flashing in his rhetoric, but rather modest than his war f

line on the east side — that a trunk line on the east side of— that a trunk line on the east side of that. we have some water on higher elevations but at 3am — water on higher elevations but at 3am all of the fire hydrants went— at 3am all of the fire hydrants went dry— at 3am all of the fire hydrants went dry in the palisades. to be a — went dry in the palisades. to be a question of climbing to resiliency and how we need to update — resiliency and how we need to update the system, i would say that is — update the system, i would say that is something we will be talking — that is something we will be talking about with the county supervisor about how we change the way — supervisor about how we change the way we operate our water systems. — the way we operate our water systems. this is an unprecedented event. the 2011 winde— unprecedented event. the 2011 winds was significant but the fires — winds was significant but the fires have really increased the response _ fires have really increased the response complexity of this. we had crews— response complexity of this. we had crews trying

for moving cargo around the port and promises to establish load life rescue centers. costco says the trunk hi aspires to become a hub for in latin america. distinguished by its operational efficiency and dedication to green low carbon growth, but can afford exist in a way that isn't detrimental to the environment or local communities. that's a question that many in the sector are trying to answer. the global maritime industry is responsible for up to 3 percent of global carbon emissions. this may not seem like a lot put in a global system or throat is central and an economies key measure of success. it's a number that is expected to increase rapidly to 10 percent of global carbon emissions by 26. seaports have made big ships recently, not only to reduce their carbon footprint, but to be a key driver of sustainability within the shipping sector. even if a ship isn't ready to move away from fossil fuels, there are many other elements of port operations that are like the cranes that move containers from shipped to port and various utility vehicles. the biggest port in europe and the biggest p

you've been bonding trunk solves technology. zip not is demanding front of all the different outage. talking is demanding from false depth knowledge, but in the continental vasa, we are not demanding transfers the chronology. what we are calling industrialized vision is not for the benefit of africa. it is for the benefit of those who i industrialize today. we have many initiatives. the chinese is also here through the belt on bridge. but is it for the benefit of africa? they are marathons outside, think they know beautiful, quoted though from on go a lot through it is, i'm here. is it for the benefit of off? because i, i'm of the view that the mazda continental must industrialize. she must invest here, now, high from water. oh, cool. tomorrow then yeah, from egypt to denise. yeah. to the democratic republic of congo. to karen? yeah. tanza, nia, the south africa, one goal on was on big. but the time is now for us to hobble on energy for us to have our own nuclear power for us to have our own spill for us to have. well, i don't k

and so let's just say it's going to fill in trunk high support is more than just brakes. and the relationship between the 2 countries, it gives china direct access to peruse valuable mineral, which includes copper, silver in think experts say, this is one example of how china is pairing transport and access to natural resources in a way that ensures its own strategic growth. and control of the global metal supply chain. china is already heavily invested into the production of these channels as well as the refinery and further processing at home and china into further products . lay at home is an international security and china expert. so what we're seeing now is a china is linking these 2 things to improve their becoming a trend porter through the opening of chunky port. but those living next to chunk kite sate their efforts to make sure the port met environmental standards faced serious opposition. dropping somebody needs to see what that got for the stuff and stuff, but for math and my probation, the need to call me in for a cl, nancy, so me some last is still happenin

but yeah, the muscle for these john the there are thousands of tons of tree trunk piles on this for the beds. transporting them requires massive quantities of petrol and expensive option. instead, the logs will complete the journey to the shipping ports by water. a small outboard motor to keep it moving forward. this job is for the hell and river driving star eoc tried. it takes considerable know how the ropes holding the rough together can easily trap the hands and feet. the body shop and that that you pick to leg. yeah. the name it with the ceiling. less. yeah. this is what this. yeah. they were shuttle on the river itself. can present different challenges. there are twists and tons and the carts can be unpredictable. this well, engine is struggling and eventually gives us the time to have them seen hot. never have to be in get in there until the yeah. we have something that we have. i know you mentioned that, but by the end the gotcha. hello. are you here? i don't the right. yeah. the the bottom the go button. yeah. yeah. just because i'm on that one. yeah. yeah. yeah. but the, the,

well, the guy that accompanies the moving the trunk is proving to be a big challenge. especially as the bulldozer is now stop the to free it the forest for once again, pay a heavy price. the another tree is failed to help slide the logs onto the bluetooth is trucks. the battle between wood and steel last move in an hour the, the, the uses is heading elsewhere to load up 10 tons of i'm with. but the rain has transformed the trucks into monday trenches. the jenny promises to be especially difficult, as it will be, tackling completely unexplored to tracks the, the bulldozer powers everything. and that's paul creating a trail for the drive. it's never been in the each new track brings its own unknown changes of the according to the drivers they have never been any death, but many injuries. each one of them accepts the risk as an occupational hazard. the, the drive is on a fixed salary with added bonuses, if they manage to transport more than expected. it's not looking promising for today's bonus. to drive up brings back, the road is inaccessible. unless the drivers use thi

and on the other hand, the trunk is bent concrete on crafting a relationship between saudi arabia and israel with other words on. so do you recognition of israel to do that? he's going to have to come up with some formula regarding the palestinian issue. the bar has been raised because of israel's war contract in gaza. and that means that that gives him an interest in the day after and gaza. wait a still leave him us. how do they come out of it? essentially how much that remains in place. it's been severely, it's suffered severe blows, of course, and it's that it's the weekend. but on the other hand, there is no other civil administration at this point in gaza. so when on sunday, the guns fall silent, israel has military control more or less, but it does not administering the area. and this is effectively a success from us and the end the demonstration that israel is not achieved a drawer goals times many. thanks for your analysis, james. and or seem at least specialist that joining us from singapore. my pleasure . thank you. it's all just by reaching an agreement on his face. why tha

stored inside the trunk of can hold around 30000 to 60000 meters of water. it took almost a year to build everything at the cost of our own $8.00 and a half like indian rupees is more than the ones of the houses each. c using that like that, especially the the sauce of injuries are getting. what does that mean if you leave the mental still, pensylvania, the number that we've been have been looking for was the pitch water from the from the, the useful thing with no changing the context that wouldn't be sizes as many of the water needs at not maintain property, so even though i'm getting quality like the most of the women in these close to the villages are agriculture, labors and searching for water after a hard day's work is a difficult task for them. the tonka is a welcome to the for them. the cost of the construction of the tonka, our situation is a bit better at that, but only there is rain for the town cuz that's water or there is no water. when there is rainfall, we store water in it for me. when there is less water, we take $2.00 to $3.00 buckets each.

i mean, and on the trunk, . reported put it. he's been asked these types of questions in the past, we know he's not someone who likes to rule out any possibilities. and we know that donald trump has floated this idea of buying greenland in the past, as far back as 2019 and nothing came of it. so some do see these remarks as kind of near bluster to try and advance us national security issues and policies. when it comes to the panama canalfor when it comes to the panama canal for example, when it comes to the panama canalfor example, we know that he has complained that the panamanian authorities are ripping off the united states, charging exorbitant fees for us ships and has claimed that china is the one really in control of the canal. all of which the authorities in panama have denied. but certainly, donald trump using these comments as perhaps leverage to try and get the united states a better deal, some see that as kind of the motivation behind some of his comments, but certainly donald trump again raising these issues of the u

we kind of expected was on that front that i suspect that within the trunk, but ministration is find another debank going on internally. maybe you will guess no more about that. so not as to how close to how you create going for the manual of ukraine. no mention of ukraine and no confidence about gaza when he's for us to be an organization. we know we only have a couple of minutes left of the program and i'd like to ask you the last question you know can, is what, how does the rena, how does the republican party going forward the next 4 years? those and the republican policy who are not part of this mega movement, can they take the potty back? i wouldn't say there should be any one holding out hope that the the party can be taken back in a certain direction. i think anybody that builds like they connect with whatever president trump is putting out there this time is probably a republican and need to understand that this republican party still has divisions within it. and look, i think it's a healthy thing for there to be critics within a party. i think that's actually a perfectly fin

and i think there are 3 separate issues to keep disentangle their wellness trunk proport. i'd love for tariffs which almost. busy economists consider potentially inflation rate on whoever he imposes those type of so on. there is the chance that those will lead to rising prices. and voters, i think, would react very negatively to that. but that elizabeth has a separate issue from his argument and his allies arguments that he sometimes threatens tire ups as a negotiating tactic. it appears to have worked very effectively in this case whether one likes it or not. and so the idea of, of using the throughout of tyler as a weapon to force other governments to change their policy. i think that is something that a significant number of americans would back actually. and also just wary of us getting into a situation where we underestimate the degree to which the american population has shifted somewhat to the right on immigration, even within my 20 years or so in this country, the fee for the more restriction of policies of mr. trump, welch and rachel, why is that? because as now s

and, and as you suggested, i mean, i think it's just a pure, you know, money graph from, from the trunk organizations. because and in that case they asked me said, credit cards in general have arisen since the election in november. is there a danger of an asset bubble here? if it busts who stands to lose most as well? and, you know, anytime you have is an asset bubble that 1st the people who, who lose the most of the people who got in the, you know, right before, but right in the people who tend to get in, you know, at that last 2nd, last minute tend to be the least sophisticated the lease and form in the least able financially to absorb these losses. so that is something that really does concern me here because a lot of folks are, are remain skeptical of crypto currency. i think if you're trying to the average person about it, you're the 1st thing that's going to come to mind is sam being free and after you asked you, what is, is you? well, now you know, donald trump is wildly popular with, with half the country. and so when he watches his own crypto currency, i think there is a fear t

uh, ever coming against the i guess the, the trunk organization for this setup, the courtesy they've last year with has launching his own crypto currency. will last bring crypto will generally do thinking into the main stream. what does is motivation, do you think it's all about making money? of course it is. yeah. i mean it's, it's hard to, to spin it any other way. um, frankly, and, and certainly he asked me in a lot of money in the 1st couple of days. your answer is interesting, the reaction that you've seen, you know, from the crypto community, which has been overwhelmingly negative because, you know, they've been trying, you know, very hard over the past couple years after you know, f t x and in standby and freedom floated to re cast themselves as you know, responsible industry that's, you know, just driving innovation and wants, you know, clear rules of the row row so that they can operate. and then along comes, you know, president trump and launch is this just clearly speculative crypto currency that serves no purpose whatsoever in the industry recognizes that this is not a go

and if these initiative fails, then i think trunk will escalate and try to take risks. you know, that he sees himself as a risk beta and, and that's when it gets good. good, good for. okay. okay. i hope everybody had a good new year because according to my esteem, guess here is going to be the be a pretty gloomy and dreary 2025. anyway, i want to thank my guest in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember prospect the look i did it because that's the deal in the system. really zip leslie? news. yes. and can you email these to your mystical dollars? some of the no, no go commercial bushes. tony chick, this is mr. cause us off of sim. if i give us to be able to sing, if we continue from all over the phone with me so far as the new stuff was my speed and the reward of this of the the, the headlines on off the international as gone. our celebrates that per ton of joint ha ha, who takes the presidential out of office for a 2nd time? and he calls on the african continent to be united and

in fact uh, throughout the trunk campaign. uh the far right parties have been hoping that it would prevail and because he has that as a shot in the all 4 days potters has no doubt about that. but at the end of the day that what route is so your opinions as it matters for the americans, as well as who did others who actually will get your out of it. so ross at the moment in terms of economic growth and so on. we have a lot of challenges in that regard. and so far as that is concerned, mr. hold on, frankly, is way out there on the edge of the cliff. he's nowhere near the main street, and indeed, although so far for the far, i thought as ask him in the last couple of years, we sort of allows drew a view involved the actions you're still have sense arrive to send to the body is basically in control in most european countries and they are in the process of the review of all of them. the question is, who's going to do that? as i said, as the whole benefit of it absolutely nothing. it seems to me neither as people know for your over

he's got an adoring crowd before him and he's gone into full trunk riley mode. and he believes he has a monday. if you look at what happened in the election, perhaps wasn't the one slice instead of public ins, upper tray, but he won. and he won in the 7 key states that he needed to win. and he won the popular vote as well. it's interesting that he was betty and got to them on the supporters talking about conspiracy theories. it'd be nicely to bump, not least that the 2020 election campaign was raked against him. but what he said was that he is going to push ahead with his agenda and that was sadly the tone of what we had there is an old duration address. years ago, he paid to the medicare as a very dark place, but he was going to cure all its pills and also united the country as well. that was very little tall. cook beautification at this time of reaching out to the other side. because quite frankly, the republicans don't feel they have to go to the house. they've got the senate. and of course they've got the white house. critics would claim. they also have the

now baron trunk, milan your trunk, you don't must there. in the general 2nd row scoring the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states ranking member of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies. the honorable deb fisher house democratic leader, the honorable team, jeffries and senate majority secretary, the honorable robert duncan the ladies and gentlemen, the presidents of the united states, the honorable joseph are biden junior and vice president of the united states. the honorable comma, la davie harris, the ladies and gentlemen, escorting the vice president, he left the executive director for the joint congressional committee on an odd rule ceremonies. mister michael wagner, senate deputy sergeant at arms and doorkeeper jason bell. and house the deputy sergeant at arms. mister sean keating. the the ladies and gentlemen, the vice president elect of the united states, the honorable j. d. vance. the ladies and gentlemen, escorting the presidency left the staff director for the joint congress

this is from at least the sonic the person, the trunk, wants to install as us ambassador to the united nations. and this happened during her confirmation hearing today. listen to this. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, much rich of i am, sorry, if i most rich, this is rarely finance ministers. most rich and, and the former national security minister, ben, you the, or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank. and in that conversation, you told me that yes, you share that view. is that your view today? yes, a this is real. have a biblical right. you heard the question to the entire westbank, at least the phonics, said one word. yes. is that going to be you think the that the jumping to the sessions policy? this is, by the way, i should point out completely contrary to what has been official us policy stated us policy for years. yeah, i mean, i think on his face it's alarming that us official would, would use the scripture of any religion to as a basis for formulating us foreign policy. you mean united states is not if the ok

he actually had the trunk wide open. trunk, so he wanted you in the trunk of his car. yes.r than terra. as he pushed her, he began hitting her with a bag, something hard in it. it just felt, like, i was getting punched over and over, again. keith morrison (voiceover): but it wasn't that. there was a knife in the bag, cutting her, slicing into her. terra newell: and i put my arm up with my purse above my heart, and i tried to get away from him. and i was screaming, he put his hand over my mouth, and i bit as hard as i could. keith morrison (voiceover): cash, the dog, barked furiously, bit into john's ankle. terra newell: i got thrown down onto the ground somehow, and i was just pedal kicking him, trying to block the knife when he's stabbing me. and i kicked the knife out of his hand, and it landed on my right-hand side. keith morrison (voiceover): and then, full of adrenaline, she did something astonishing. terra newell: i picked up the knife, and i started just wailing on him and stabbing him. and i pushed him down. i stabbed him at the top of his head and then the last tim

the trunk all around is take with the smells, colors and sounds of indian cuisine. for 1940 is one of the most off. and on the other 4 of payments, one dish which is that they held off just a small as the liquid like a donor. they've been clean, you're good with the fuel. they would suck to me on top, on some basic spices. this is the place which is the best and end up with this for this. and this is how the dish looks and critiques restaurant. madame chuck me, the good. ready madame chuck, lies in central munich arrives every day at 11 am. leaves went off to midnight. she wanted to bring true indian food to germany. the kind you find on street corners and deadly on them by all dishes and made without any slave enhances all food coloring. 9 ships work each shift on the direction the these days. people come from all over europe to you thought the beginning wasn't easy. so when i was setting up the restaurant, single, 4 months ending up ending the industry, which is i would say already made dominant industrial and people, you know, kind of funding you in check you who

trunk�*s threats are empty threats.l thing and it is a tertiary factor of some note. —— trunk�*s threats. it is not driving hamas or israel towards this bargain. those are internal factors that are pretty clear cut.— are pretty clear cut. there is obviously — are pretty clear cut. there is obviously a _ are pretty clear cut. there is obviously a humanitarian - obviously a humanitarian imperative here as well. continued long—term dire situation in gaza for the people there. what if there is no deal there this time? than the situation _ no deal there this time? than the situation is _ no deal there this time? than the situation is likely - no deal there this time? than the situation is likely to - no deal there this time? than the situation is likely to get . the situation is likely to get worse. in fact, the only thing the incoming trump administration could do to make life more difficult for the palestinians in gaza and therefore for hamas, i suppose, and directly, would be to strangle the public even more. he says he w

so it was faster than we can provide water in a trunk line. i want to make sure you understand, there is water on the trunk line. just captain get up the hill because we cannot fill the tanks fast enough. and we cannot lower the amount of water that we provide to the fire department, in order to supply the tanks, because we're balancing firefighting with water. so we have -- we have our operations on the water side, and the command post with the fire department, helping with tactics to ensure that we can provide as much water as we can find to our first responders. what are we doing now? we're sending about 20 water tanks for our construction crews, full of water to the fire department. we identify other areas in our system where our tankers can refuel. and we're constantly moving that water to the fire department to get them as much water as we can. i would also ask, for the people on zip code 90272, because we're pushing the water system so hard. our water quality is decreasing. so we're going to be issuing a boil water notice this morning.

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i applaud you and trunk for being accountable. with that, i yield back. >> we recognize the distinguished member. >> i would like to submit an article discussing some of the issues of readiness and dei. there has been a comment that 5.9 million man hours have been used for dei. that is an estimate out of more than 2 million man hours the department invested. >> where is this published? >> it is published by megan myers and i will get the dash military.com. >> it will be admitted to the record. senator slotkin. welcome to the committee. >> thank you for referencing the great carl levin as you introduced me. for those i haven't met and my one week i have been sworn in, i am a cia officer recruited after 9/11. i did three tours armed in iraq and have worked for four different secretaries of defense both democrat and republican proudly and watched them make decisions that literally determined the life and death of americans. i am a democrat representing a state that trunk one. i understand he has the right to nominate his people. we a

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so what does that mean with the, with the incoming very scientist administration of the trunk is that this was the maturity of the they've been looking for. this is the american uh, design is lobby and that goes israel to reorganize the middle east web. i use ro once and for all, this is the 1st time and it says you once and parole can dispense with both of its enemies and play serious sir. it was a very big deal for israel. know that it was it, you know, the long standing ally sort of leave of a so the unit was always the, the one on the questions, the ally of a so read unit. and then, oh russia that's gone. and, and so now, you know, the, the, it's in iran that's in the cross hairs. and what are they going to do, really without any question. that's all drunk is going to launch. this is a maximum pressure campaign. 2 point. oh. and you will find all kinds of separate this move once the emerging any wrong in a blue gives us areas. um arabs tubs codes, and all of which will cause be sponsored by the united states and then into around the world will find most of the, some liberal moveme

and if these initiative fails, then i think trunk will escalate and trump like to take risks. you know, that he sees himself as a risk beta and, and that's when it gets good. good, good for. okay. okay. i hope everybody had a good new year because according to my esteem guest here is going to be a be a pretty gloomy and dreary 2025. anyway, i want to thank my guest in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember prospect, the other many places in the world, wages the, on the divide between the 2 oceans. and the you might not think kids. what does this hey, in which is northern are found guest vision and the kennel is that us national park . and today's, we know the stuff was from taking a deep side interesting beach because of the the when i say this is, i mean the math, the world bank, the federal reserve, the dollar itself, the swift payment system. all this has become a set of full, a geo political instruments that the west uses routinely and aggressively to intimidate a restrict you know,

and if these initiatives fail, then i think trunk will escalate and trump like to take risks. you know, that he sees himself as a risk beta and, and that's when it gets good. good, good for. okay. okay. i hope everybody had a good new year because according to my esteem guest here is going to be a be a pretty gloomy and dreary 2025. anyway, i want to thank my guest in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember the the, the, the, some remodeling t. suddenly less probably more in the formula. she's exclude when the customer will just didn't, i didn't know it sits on us. what is the for supposed to do if we're still on the ocean where y'all are still well that you think your sewage, the right, they're going to deduct months. you some live in your the, the telling me is that, of course, come on, look at that to me. i, to, there's a date or the of the many places in the world where you can stay on the divide between the 2 oceans. and all of you might not think kids, one of them is hay and which

i'm sure you saw a trunk recent post about the russians, supposedly housing, the americans to win world war to losing 60000000 lives in the process. i'm sure you know, the peer and russia, we see it in a totally different way that we were helped by the americans and we paid for it, you know, as a land lease wasn't free of charge. but my question is, why do you think this theme of world war 2 victory keeps resurfacing and why do you think it's not only a trump supporters but you know, respective students i feel classes will also seem to fall for it. yeah, this is not only americans, europeans, also in the surveys across europe, only 17 percent of the european surveyed think that the russians played an important role in winning world war 2 in france was down to 7th sense as so my students are not outliers in that regard, the americans are taught that we one world war 2. the reality is, you know, and i know is that the russians were the ones who defeated nazi, germany of and that throughout most of the war, us in britain, phase 10 german divisions between us. while the russia face more tha

the trunk of belongs to the villages who maintain it and distribute water does creating a decentralized system for water security. it can be scaled up or down based on requirements and research as believe it is no easier and quicker to replicate in other places. the rain falls continuously for 2 days. the dunk duck and get filled up. in summer months when water is not available in other areas, the villages use this water. all the villages will come this initiative after seeing this one, another one was built in the nearby village. even if the build this for us into more villages, it would be helpful. we definitely have a need for it. and it, we could have, i don't, they use different dana face to face the so now using those set, sending much same data and shooting the drinking water is just one of the many crises that have been exacerbated by climate change. extreme weather is another, india experience extreme meadows on to 96 of the 334 days from january to november and 2020. see the events that killed over 3000 people. the weather that you had in your tool was crazy oven m. o, my coll

and if these initiative fails, then i think trunk will escalate and try to take risks. you know, that he sees himself as a risk beta and, and that's when it gets good. good, good for. okay. okay. i hope everybody had a good new year because according to my esteem, guess here is gonna be to be a pretty gloomy and dreary 2025. anyway, i want to thank my guest in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember, the, in the early 1880 brands decided to subjugate madagascar. however, the mother got the kingdom, refused to submit it $1883.00. during the 1st franco mail, i guess they wore the french sent a punitive expedition to abhor submission on the island. the aggressors ships brutally bombarded the coastal settlements. the invaders managed to forcefully impose control over in madagascar and external affairs. but the french wanted more of you years later they started a full scale village area invasion ended. 18. $95.00 captured the capital 10 to mallory. though the commonest exiled queen, ru