i'm ready to go, which in the space industry we need to have our u. d. a rapid on schedule. but the point is it the rock up much further than it did before the 1st time it blew up and didn't even lose lose at the 2nd stage. this time it looked clean to me and when they did lose it, it was, i'm pretty sure the 2nd stage was either in space or at the edge of space. so as far as test flights go, it's pretty good. because space x has the culture where they can launch and fix and launch in 6 months and 6, they can get from a rocket to the sort of works to one that does work in their falcon 9 is blowing up like 250 times. their success rate is astonishing and their ability to get to such success rates. we use the acid with a lot of confidence, but not infinite confidence. or that's all for me for that. take care, talk to you soon. the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for but we've got something for you. how many platforms can you handle single attain usually without having the feeling that it's just too much you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously.

so quickly they had the accurate i'm ready to go, which in the space industry we need to have our u. d. a rapid on schedule. but the point is, is the rock go much further than it did before? the 1st time it blew up into the didn't lose lose a 2nd stage. this time it looked clean to me and when they get lose it, it was, i'm pretty sure the 2nd stage was either in space or at the edge of space. so as far as test flights go, it's pretty good. and mr. musk space company, of course, uh, as you know, has a contract with nasa. do you think that contract is endangered today? i don't think so. i think they've understood from the beginning of this as a sporty development process, but because space x has the culture where they can launch and fix and launch in 6 months and 6, they can get from iraq. if the sort of works to one that does work in their falcon 9 is blowing what 250 times their success rate is astonishing and their ability to get to such success rates, please the answer with a lot of conflicts but not in for the conference now okay, well tell me about this. all this private money and

the supervisor you said that time us cannot have a future in goes from a u. d. u perspective. are you talking about a v inventive policy or facility taking over the gaza strip? are you talking about an out of police force different mechanisms that could take over in the future? a but uh, they gotta think what the, uh, you know, what the remains and negotiation as, as i mentioned earlier. uh, it's not really about, you know, a specific thing that, you know, i can comment yes or not about it, but this. so the challenges that the remains and then english issues are very minor compared to the big of china challenges. they are modeling just to get it. they are more practical. and i believe that to, with the willingness of both parties to engage and to have this data uh, moving, we can, we can reach that. we are a, we've been focused in the past 4 or 5 weeks now. and these negotiations we've been, we divide every way, all possible ways in order to ensure that the civilians oddities and retreats all human beings, all of us in the civilians, all civilians, whether they are from those

it's a supporter of a palestinian 8 going into palestinian territories as part of also e, u, d h going in and at the moment internally is getting a lot of criticism being accused of being to one sided at the same time. if you look at how the german state is acting, it is also supporting a palestinian civilians here. so the hope is that there might be some clout and on the palestinian side, particularly in those talks that the dom present is due to hold. when he travels on to oman and cuts, ha, both countries a t a to what we're seeing right now, which is these exchanges of people who are not certain the from the is really side parts of this conflict. the hostages against detainees on prison is on the is really side. so a lot of diplomacy going on behind closed doors and also germany with this clear pledge to stand by israel side. hope to be a voice that israel listens to as well when it comes to what it's next steps will be in garza and potentially further along the road. all right, that is our chief political. it is a mature to cliff now, reporting on the job and president's visit to

i'm ready to go, which in the space industry we need to have our u. d. a rapid on schedule. but the point is it the rock up much further than it did before the 1st time it blew up and didn't even lose lose it. the 2nd stage, this time it looked clean to me and when they get lose it was i'm pretty sure the 2nd stage was either in space or at the edge of space. so as far as test flights go, it's pretty good. because space x has the culture where they can launch and fix and launch in 6 months and 6, they can get from a rocket to the sort of works to one that does work in their falcon 9 is blowing up like 250 times. their success rate is astonishing and their ability to get to such success rates. we use the answer with a lot of confidence, but not infinite confidence. case calling day. well us sing at taylor swift has postponed a concert in rio de janeiro due to extreme temperatures. the decision came after a 23 year old woman died before suisse performance in that city. the night before, the close of day isn't yet knowing, but there is speculation. it was connected with extreme

i'm ready to go, which in the space industry we need to have our u. d. a rapid on schedule. but the point is it the rock up much further than it did before the 1st time it blew up and did even lose lose it 2nd stage. this time it looked clean to me and when they get lose it, it was, i'm pretty sure the 2nd stage was either in space or at the edge of space. so as far as test flights go, it's pretty good. because space x has the culture where they can launch and fix and launch in 6 months and 6, they can get from a rocket to the sort of works to one that does work in their falcon 9 is blowing up like 250 times. their success rate is astonishing and their ability to get to such success rates. we use the acid with a lot of confidence, but not infinite competence. here's a range of, of some other stories today. tens of thousands of people have rallied into the in spanish capital, madrid against the amnesty deal made between capital and separatists and spanish prime minister pedro santoria of hundreds of people involved in catalonia. as independence move infancy, legal action agai

u k, and a u d u in particular has been reported. be a drawing criticism from the go see a to at the you in for attempting to kill the you and process and negotiating in bad faith. this is also worth noting a very important feedback at the hall to a full, these international tips, negotiations of what they simple place it. and that's who gets to collect what, because on one side are the capital rich countries, the of the global north of when many of the world's biggest companies a base. but then on the other side, a capital poor countries, like most of those in the, as you can come to and many experts say that to the test. so has to start keeping worn by the capital rich because this international corporate takes it as tim is it seems to be from the 1920 the and it is built on the colonial trading block off the time of the 1920. so it is put to much a colonial check system at the say that to the o. c. d a has been working in this area since before. many countries in the african continent gained independence. so because obviously they

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according to the latest outlook of the organization for economic cooperation and development, o u. c, d, and europe, lags behind all the major markets in 2024. the your area economy is expected to go 0.9 percent compared to one and a half percent for the us. and 2.5 percent for mexico. the always it uses the piece of growth is uneven, and emerging markets are generally faring better. then advanced economies overall though the always it is predicting what the organization calls a soft landing. although risks like the wars and ukraine of them at least as well as protectionism remain.

patients along with medical staff to evacuate the hospital in accordance with the w a tro and the u. n. d u n. center 30 vehicles to shiva hospital, 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff along with dr. apple. so me i'm traveling along with the evacuation route. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o n i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they detained dr. my home and i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location or prior to the si, fi as well have put a blockade on the delivery of feel medication and other necessary goods to be besieged palestinian territories. you weren't israel's bombardments have gone, certainly 60 below that says what his 116 medical sciences came on the side into the hospitals and other health institutions leaving any 33000 engine palestinians without basic medical care. as according to goals, as health ministry, the cousin mohammed to office on the head of i'll see for hospital says that the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake

180 patients along with medical staff to evacuate the hospital in accordance with the w h o and the u. n. d u n. a sent 30 vehicles to ship a hospital. 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff, along with dr. edwards. so me, i'm traveling along with the evacuation root. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o and i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. my home and i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. now prior to the cease, fire is or have put up blocked aid on the delivery of fuel medication and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories. during israel's environment of gaza, at least 60 ambulances were hit. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 wounded palestinians without medical care. that's according to the gods as health ministry mohammed booth. so my cousin says that the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the you i

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it's not a failed space to fall into the hands of d. u, and to be massively subsidized forever by the you that would suit russia find. the main issue, as you have said repeatedly, is that the russian security and that will depend not on assigned the street is simple, depend on the facts on the grounds that's ukraine's borders. a sufficiently far that ukraine's military potential is sufficiently handicapped is that the west is perfectly understanding the attempt to install the missiles and other other military equipment threatening the russia will be made with the response that is devastating, perhaps not just on ukrainian territory, but back in germany or whatever else this equipment is coming from. so russia will look after its own security. it doesn't need a security guaranteed uh from the united states. so you, you to protect itself. well, i mean, well, well, you know, you in security doesn't happen in a vacuum, and this segue is perfectly to where i want it to go. nikolai has the 3 of us like very rationally and i think, compassionate

everyone knew within that the disease states or in strict violation of the rules within the d. u for emission based on the protection of minority as well as well. gilbert gilbert yeah, you have to add on add on. i'll throw it to nikolai right now. is it, we've had this intense ukrainian ization of culture of language. i mean, and, you know, i, i don't know why convention, you know, kind of the band or not bend drive ideology here, but only the last couple of new cycles. there are no russians speakers in ukraine, they don't exist. i mean, how do you deal with a government like that? okay. i mean, and, and it's all fueled on um, by western officials in money. i mean, if the problem is that i want peace as much as anyone else, i really do. but how do you talk to people like that? say, there aren't any russians speakers and ukraine? it's absurd, nikolai. i agree with all the points made. and yet the outcome inevitably is the same. namely, that negotiated settlement will have to be reached. that doesn't mean that one side or the other cool doesn't claim victory. in fact, the victory i

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u. c o, d u r w a does not ensure basic support for a daily life. we've started facing hardships with getting bred besides, this water is not good for use and sanitation facilities here around the clean. i work as a secondary school teacher. i had a garden in my 3 story building where i used to drink coffee yet. but now life is totally changed. as i suffer from even making a cup of tea. as i have to find wood due to lack of cooking gas, well actually yeah. for that i suffer in every aspect of life. now. it is truly a very harsh life. this is this table of the live, the read 3 that table back to the experiments taking place. used to take your place here. now, something else takes, it breaks preparations for food and other stuff for this displaced family and a bit to kind of come up. so i lived happily, frankly, along with my household activities. i had a home and boy, 3 workshop with my safety female software. cuz productions were exported to the west bank in the us. and sometimes we traded online. our daily life was pretty normal. they had a garden

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[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news live from the been running out of c, d. u wins will 3 programs. there's people in gaza or on the verge of starvation. a trickle of humanitarian aid arriving via egypt is doing little to ease critical shortages as people battle power costs and the lack of fuel for generations. plus piling, pressure on israel is closest ally demonstrates into your waste stage. nationwide protest, i'm going to build a momentum for the 1st place, find the jared read. welcome to the showing the united nations agency full palestinian refugees says it has suspended idle for actions in gaza because of the lack of fuel and the collapse of communications networks. the world food program main time is warning that stop sanction in gaza could be immune and because of a lack of food supplies. you an official site that only 10 percent if necessary. food aid has ended garza since the beginning of the conflict. rough or near concert, southern border with egypt. the algebra by a family live here in the part of gauze that that israel said would be safe for civilians. but the family

d, u. n. has described the besieged off chief a hospital as a death soon after is ready. troops storm the medical complex looking for a homeless command. center premature babies in a gauze and hospital medium. gibson border, a medical stuff, a fighting to save their lives. they were born and now she's a hospital and god's a city was never watching incubators, medicine, or even clean water due to and it's really blockade the law. i discovered that even the water used to make the baby formula was polluted and sterilized because of the sanitary conditions. you will have the vomiting and diarrhea and weight loss which was very harmful to them. and it was a, some of the babies had senses and severe inflammation. some of them when we started a quick recitation process for them at the hospital and then at home. i'm an ice the district, the older premature infants maybe out of out of chief of hospital alive familial, nothing new 6 babies died due to water pollution and due to the lack of pure water to

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