the city shaped an annotated the urban experience and was shaped by it. so there's no one way to understand the growth of cities in the early republic their significance comes in many different forms from the stories of men and women who found ways to make a living in the new streets and new buildings of the early national period to the architectural and archaeological evidence that tells us about how these places grew and functioned. so we know that cities were places of social economic and architectural change. and i hope that as you go forth and we talk more about this in future semesters and classes that we understand that at the intersection of people places and things we can find a way to tell this story. thanks guys. nearly two decades before the official f

the city shaped and annotated the urban experience, and it was shaped by it. so, there is no one way to understand the growth of cities in at the early republic. there is significance comes in many different forms, from the stories of men and women who found a way to make a living in the new streets and buildings of the early national period, to the architectural evidence that tells us about how these places grew and functioned. so, we know that cities were places of social, economic, and architectural change. i hope that, as you go forth, and we talk more about this in future semesters and classes, that we understand that at the intersection of people, places, and things, we can find a way to tell this story. thanks, guys. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. here many of those conversations during the season two of c-span's podcast, presidential recordings. >> the nixon tapes, they're part private conversations, private deliberations, and 100% unfiltered. >> yes, well let me say that the main thing is that it will pass. my heart

urban environment. and in particular, what happens when a species 1st arrives in the city? it is recently colonized certain areas of mold, pitying, in my comparison between rural urban populations this i focus on the traits related to seeds, lee, k. e o glenmore, the idea of studying the adaptation of the plant to the city, came to ship to almost by chance. when he came back from abroad, he noticed the inconspicuous flowers growing in the city. aid of japan, moiety nija. i left montreal in the middle of a blizzard dodge. i took the plain for paris value and then i took the bus to downtown will kill yay! where it was sunny it with a clear blue sky is oh, of young also. and then i noticed there were crap as sunk to flowers everywhere, and those tiny urban patches. and suddenly it struck me that there was something to figure out here. demila, but i didn't yet know exactly what made lucy antique. because actually the crap, his sank to thrives in rural areas and not in the asphalt deserts of the city. a domino to ignore the predominant component in cities, especially in european

they love the weather, they love the openness, the green spaces and common nation with the dense urban cityen: why is it such welcome news for the city that this demographic is so into the city? anna: sf has kind of a pr problem right now, it's all over national and international news, our issues with crime and homelessness, whatever. young people are the trendsetters in a really coming here and really embracing the sf lifestyle. kristen: in those same surveys, where their hints, suggestions or things that could appeal to the other generations that are less happy? anna: that's a good question, stuff like building more housing is a common one, people that are older don't tend to want to live with the ton of roommates, so if you bring down the cost of housing, that would be really important. increasing, making the streets cleaner, making it a more walkable city and that kind of thing. kristen: interesting. i appreciate this conversation, we have about 20 seconds left, so i want to ask you, i'm sure you have some gen z'ers working at the standard. do they say the same thing? anna: they totally

the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available to get you there easily. and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. brin

the urban evolution can help us design green cities in a way that humans become more urban. we have the potential to allow some seats to live in a city and adapt to our cities, but then put less pressure on the other habitat which will allow you know, the species a cancer 5 in the city to continue to threaten the we're going to see more and more of the realization that we are part of nature and that is actually probably going to help us survive. i me ah, over the ah, what's making the headlines and what's behind them? dw, news africa. the show that the issues shaping the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally on the street to give you enough reports on the inside. our cars funds is on the ground reporting from across the continent, all the trend stuff, the mazda you in 30 minutes on d. w. o . people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families. planes on the taxi, syria, to the credit on its way located demonstrate people fleeing extreme ground. ross getting 200 people from the agency arou

the urban evolution can help us design green cities in our winning way. humans become more urban, we have the potential to, you know, allow some faces to live in a city and adapt to our cities, but then put less pressure on the other habitat which will allow the species that can't survive in the city to continue to threaten the we're going to see more and more of the realization that we are part of nature and that's, it's actually probably going to help us survive the me ah, the ah, we love europe. we love diversity and anything unusual. no mountain is too high and no road is too long. in the search of the extraordinary we are the specialists of the lifestyle europe. your romance. in 30 minutes on d, w. y fi to the. today this meets flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sale to discover a route the world famous sea voyage of ferdinand of magellan. i'd run a race linked to military interests. the race leads to political and military christie, but also linked to many financial interests. and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death,

the 20th century well, what can they do, well, in fact, nothing, the future is technology and urban cities running after russia, not all, but a large part of them are running, uh, technologies, but uh, putin said, let's develop our own well, what maybe russia with a potential of 100 or something million people and the number of people there is decreasing and now they are dragging our citizens and most importantly our children , you know how, in ancient times, some nomads like the horde came there and captured women and children , do they do the same thing ? that's what the difference is with the horde and their mentality has remained post-traditional, they do everything the same, that's all and the case that bypassed our social networks when one of the russian militants is holding there whose rp says that it's like zazovstali this that shard that's all for mentality, this is not the west or the east, this is a total horde , and as it should be considered, and they sow sanctions, they will still sharpen like scumbags, no one will remove them, nothing will really work with them, all logic wi

of course, in the urban city budget, and the information we have today was not a budget report, but thenformation we have is that our military units pay personal income tax, that is, there are no fees in this regard, and therefore, in terms of revenues to the budget, it is of the income of individuals, er, you can say that er, this amount is stable, what about the income tax? of course, this is different because it accumulates in the state budget , part of it goes to local budgets, of course, in connection with the fact that er, there are those enterprises who tried to re-register and in principle it is correct to keep your business, but still they help . all in all, they pay, we mean simply physically, yes, it is safer to move to another region of ukraine, then there are such enterprises that , unfortunately, unfortunately, simply, well, you can say, lost their infrastructure, and we do not forget with you about the fact that mykolaiv region is including an agrarian region, that's why a lot of the economy depends on what will happen with the export of grain, and you and i know the situ

afro brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities, this one has food and it has perfume and candles. but. ringback every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their saints, asking for protection and peace, monica inactive. all jazeera rio de janeiro, kenya's deputy president william router has overtaken his rival opposition leader riley dingo as vote counting in the presidential election continues. can meet us as router has 51 percent of the vote. what a reuters tally has about 52 percent. in actual commission has tallied votes for about 70 percent of constituency, sofa tensions a high of the nation, waits for the final result, which must be made known by tuesday. u. s. officials or warning of more threats to law enforcement agencies following the f. b i search of donald trump's home agents took documents

brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of re addition nero and other urban cities, this one has food and it has perfume and candles. but every time more the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to be served from call on their st . asking for protection and peace, monica, and not give all jazeera rio de janeiro. stories about identity and belonging are always plentiful at the festival, and the fear is no different. the war in ukraine is providing a rich new same material for performance at the fringe, as jonah, how discovered but it made sandy that was the both. when identity is an edinburgh festival perennial, with shows that plenty about migration and refugees, safety, and belonging, never more so than in a year of war. someone comes along next to store on, you know who he is. he's, he's been called when you think of russia imperial delusion, cast a shadow across the post soviet op

ron beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities. this one has food and it has perfumed and candles. but every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest, because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their st. asking for protection and peace, monica inactive, al jazeera, rio de janeiro authorities in no way say they had no choice, but to put down a 600 kilogram walrus that drew crowds of spectators in the low fjords. the memory known as freya had been seen clambering on 2 small boys, sometimes damaging them should become a popular attraction in wage and capital. but officials warned that people were getting too close to the wild creature. responding to criticism, they said the animal had to be put down to protect public safety. and also there you are doing. it could have been avoided if people follow the recommendations we've given. but of course, it's co

afro brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities. this one has food and it has perfume and candles. but. ringback every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their st. asking for protection and peace, monica inactive, all jazeera, rio de janeiro. oh, hello, there. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. funerals are being held to some of the 41 people killed in a fire. ash kupta christian church, and the egyptian city of visa. the blaze started during sunday, mass. thousands of people were in the building. the chinese military says it's carried out more military drills around taiwan. the exercises come as a u. s.

afro brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities, this one has food and it has perfume and candles. but. ringback every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their st. asking for protection and peace, monica inactive. all jazeera, rio de janeiro, barons. foreign ministry has denied the country was involved in a nice attack on the author summoned rusty as spokesperson said that rusty and his supporters are rather to blame. iran issued a decree against the author 1989 after the publication of his novel, the satanic verses rusty was repeatedly stabbed at a literary event in new york state. on friday. his agent says he is on the road to recovery on german authorities are wanting that water levels on the rhine river that stretches from switzerland to the netherlands, could reach a critically low point. low wat

. brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities. this one has food and it has perfumed and candles. but every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest, because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, full words of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their st. asking for protection and peace, monica inactive. all jazeera, rio de janeiro, kenya's deputy president william brutal has overtaken his rival opposition leader, reino, dingo must vote counting in the presidential election continues. canyon media says router has 51 percent of the vote. while a reuters tally has him at 52 percent. the electoral commission as tallied votes were about 70 percent of constituency sofa. tensions remain high as the nation waits for the final result, which must be made known by tuesday. the survivors of a devastating mudslide in sierra leone 5 years ago on gathering to remember those who lost their lives in the disaster.

foreign nationals because of shortage of labor are coming to urban cities to work.re taking up a lot of inventory. that is why the rental market is continuing to stay strong. the sales market, the inventory is increasing but the prices have not come down. i think soon the sellers will adjust to the new market but i think this might be a little blip of time where it might be the perfect time to jump. jackie: i think that is interesting too, international buyers, for a segment of time were blocked from traveling to this country because of the ban and travel restrictions right? you used to have foreign buyers come in with suitcases of cash in new york city, scoop them up with all cash offer before anybody had a chance to take a breath. that hasn't been happening for a while but seems that is picking up. that gives you sort of a sense what the sentiment is. >> really at empire that what we do we sell to for ininvestors. they're calling. they want rent return. they're looking for an apartment where they want income. i think that market will come back an already has. jack

and today they are of great interest, both for the city's economy. so for urbannt to involve these territories in the development of the city and create a new high-quality urban environment there. this is where the program started. now we have 154 territories per e, with a penny a hectare. the city also finds opportunities. how to build something large-scale, the already established historical part of the capital of the moscow state technical university named after bauman will have its own scientific campus with 170,000 new areas that will be devoted to the science of quantum computing, photonics, biomedicine, and green technologies. uh, robotic systems. and that gives us a foothold in the sphere. uh, that one. where scientific knowledge arises together with the projector pavel rogovoz we consider the project turbonistic principle openness no fences. this space will be for everyone who wants to move engineering thought forward several buildings of the united ideas of creating the future based on fundamental knowledge. all these ideas should be reflected in buildi

when we look at the every day crime that goes on in the urban cities like st. louis, baltimore, chicago and other cities, they're involving several types of weapons. so i think we have to look at the issue as a whole. i think it is a start. it's definitely something that is an issue for us in america. we've had many incidents that have involved assault weapons, but we've got to look at this gun issue as a whole, and really look at how do we change that and begin to save lives across our country. >> chief, i just want you to comment on the incredible whiplash that you and so many police chiefs must be experiencing in terms of politicizing the police. obviously after george floyd's mu murder there was a call from a handful of progressive democrats to defund the police. the pendulum swings to so quickly now you hear this handful of republicans who are calling for defund the fbi, one said destroy the fbi because of the search of donald trump's home. just tell us what it's like to have the policing be so political right now. >> it's been a very difficult time for us

he frequently visits berlin to keep tabs on the cities ecological balance. urban greenery is providing a lot of social and political services to cities and citizens. for example, they cool cities, they provide water because they are not sealed. i, they provide by a diversity services. they are home for many insects, for example, on a very most and they will become more important in the future. did you find the change? temperatures are rising in berlin, while the amount of annual rainfall has dropped allotments, provide urban greenery, and can help address climate change challenges. but just because a garden is green doesn't mean it's a key role. if you have a lot more gardening, where you have on the lawn and there has no, they're not many plans, and you use a lot of pesticide for example. then the value of this green is very, very low. so what you need is more while the gardens, more diversity gardening and berlin has developed beyond traditional allotments in the center of the city on the land of the disused temple. both air failed is the community garden and men there contour, found

california in a drought, like concrete, the rain hitting urban cities. this talks about the valley.vers. this is simulation. this is not just going to last day or two. they're predicting in the next 40, 50 years, this could last up to three our four weeks. the atmospheric rivers that move in are dropping rain at the coast and valleys but snow in the mountains, but it's going to be too warm for snow in the mountains so it's going to be all rain. this happened in 1861. 500,000 people lived there at the time, now there's 37 million. 43 days of rain, 30 feet of water everywhere. the next disaster, if this happens again and floods the entire central valley, will be five times more expensive than hurricane katrina, the most expensive we ever had. these models, they are frightening. >> they certainly are. well, we have to prepare. tom seder for us, thank you. >>> prosecutors in georgia say rudy giuliani is now a target of their investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. we have all the latest for you just ahead. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new

like this one on the cross roads run beaches of re edition arrow and other urban cities. this one has food and it has perfume and candles. but every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest, because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, fall, whereas the vast brazilian religions continued to beat their drum and call on their st. asking for protection and peace, monica, and not give all jazeera rio de janeiro. the president of ecuador has declared a state of emergency in the country's largest city. why a keel after a bomb attack, blamed on drug gangs. 5 people were killed and 26 wounded. when men on motor bikes opened fire and through bags of explosives into a restaurant, the minister of interior called it a declaration of war against the states by organized criminal groups. let us, since we flatter thing, it felt very strong. i thought it was an earthquake. the bid was shaking, i grabbed my son and was going to run out like crazy. but then they said it was a dynamite expl

afro brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities, this one has food and it has perfumed and candles. but every time more the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their st. asking for protection and peace. monica inactive, al jazeera, rio de janeiro. the one ukraine has been raging 86 for nearly 6 months now, and fighting is particularly severe on the eastern and southern france in the country. but in the capital case, there is a sense that civilian life is returning, but not quite to how it was john henry reports on this now from keith in key, there is a defiant celebration. residents are out unafraid and active. call it the new normal months ago, people hidden bomb shelters fearing the russian invasion, but ukraine's troops pushed them back. and now the battle lines are far away. to normal life, slowly coming back to

and other urban cities, this one has food and it has perfume and candles. but. ringback every time more, the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, fall, whereas of africa, brazilian religions continued to be served from call on their st. asking for protection. and peace, monica, and not give all jazeera rio de janeiro. explosions have been reported in the serial port, city of truce state media. se is really warplanes attack targets in the area. and these were intercepted by syrian air defenses. there are also reports that is really fighter jets launched missiles toward syria from lebanese aerospace, serious military says 3 soldiers have been killed. her to says also where a cargo ship carrying grain exports from ukraine is due to arrive. north korean state media is reporting that russian president vladimir putin is planning to expand ties between moscow and john gang who tuned reportedly wrote to north korea qindzhong own saying

afro brazilian religions like this one on the cross roads run beaches of rio de janeiro and other urban cities, this one has food and it has perfumed and candles. but every time more the followers of these religions are going to secluded places like this forest because they're afraid they'll be persecuted or that their offerings will be destroyed. meanwhile, followers of after brazilian religions continued to beat their drums and call on their st. asking for protection and peace, monica inactive, al jazeera, rio de janeiro. let's begin graziano testers. she's a professor at full school of public policy and government at the julio vargas foundation. and she joins, as far as skype from virginia. thanks very much for being with us. why does this fear exist? and as persecution of these afro brazilian religions wife exists in brazil. and hi laura, thank you for the invite. i do reveals the acro brazilians have actually been and mischaracterized as witchcraft and related to some beans. they're not true, especially by some angels and some churches particularly. so we are very braces, racist country.

people seeking, you know, we've talked about large urban cities losing residents do people want to gety from big cities? are they seeking sun and calm? what are the trends you're seeing? what they're seeking is the amenity ization per se and the social cohort that they exist in people want to have, you know, retail grocery things like that around them. they also like the restaurant scene and being able to do that, and in general, what they're looking for is, uh, things that contribute to that. we see that people migrate, but they don't migrate that far. they go to the excerpts is what we call him the border area between the urban cores. and the suburbs. also, they we see that work from home has contributed to the fact that you don't have to work in close proximity to your work necessarily with the new hybrid models, and then maybe some of the reasons san francisco in particular is losing renters. let's talk about winning an apartment. of course we've long heard about bidding wars. money speaks. i have a good friend who is looking for an apartment for her college age son. she says. you

art, public interventions and community projects, these guys have launched a city-wide conversation about transforming urban mobility. the power of murals is that you're really speaking to the city. you're talking to people who are driving, who are in the process of moving around about mobility. and it's so much more powerful to do that in the streets, and you're also democratizing access because you're reaching the poor, the rich, the immigrant and the nonimmigrant, everyone at the same time, by choosing the locations in the city that you're painting on. it's open access. you see, we get a lot of responses from different people. some people do change their lifestyles after they either see us painting or they participate in an event that we organize, or if they hear us do a talk somewhere, they tell us: "o.k. you really changed the way i think. i'm going to try and go to work by bike and commute by bike." and some other people have opposite reactions. sometimes, they would tell us: "are you trying to kill me? look at how crazy people are here, how they drive, it's impossible. look at how many potholes we ha

and we are now in the city of annapolis was one of the biggest le bore tree in 2002 for the development of a new type of urban warfare. israeli was studying not only that city, but how cities operate. ah, they understood, in order to occupy the city the need to invent and moving the city in a different manner. ah, i started to study those tactics, which i thought was very architectural. ah, many, let me finish. so at the low, any marquee slaymen, you see the fee on my gossip. guess? if i got that all met, i got, i got, they got a map seamlessly got cripple at the ne sally fluctuate on your bill. i'm sure she'll most get whole blah, blah, blah. what was she? the whole book show me. keep her bad, sam. reconnect slap a theme. then it could be home by p. o. what actually doing is they're turning private and public space upside down. the private space becomes the space of circulation and the public space, the space of the street is where the resistance fighters a be killed. hello . can i miss here? our 1st is a senior architect that lived through these really invasion and he's still in charge 11 years later on the

but also people here saying things are going to slow and especially in the urban areas and cities like he and one of the young people are really frustrated about the lack of economic development. yes and colla is the biggest all produce in africa. but this wilson oil hasn't trickle down to the majority of the population. a lot of young people are unemployed. they are frustrated. and this is something that ardently needs to be addressed by the government. d w's audrey increase, report tonight from angola and those results come in. thank you. and finally tonight, dr. in cinema, may there come back during the coven 19 pandemic as a good way to socially distance from other movie goers. in venice, you don't pull up your car, you come by water, either by boat or gondola and if the movie doesn't captivate you, you can still enjoy sunset views over the lagoon. the video film festival, it gets underway in a week's time, complete with the driving me. that's all for me. janelle, as of next w business news, i'll see you again on monday, have a good weekend everybody. every day for us and for our p

city. the most war is urban warfare. ah, architecture becomes really the most important evidence to read the contours of the violence. we can reconstruct the battle itself and what happens by looking very closely at the ruins me the again the than sofi, you to fund this project well for engine architecture to present architectural effect as evidence in legal and political for the major project that we do is an analysis of drone warfare in pakistan, afghanistan, the m and somalia and gaza forensic architecture working with the mandate to look at particular strikes and to do as far as we can accurate reconstructions against which to assess the competing claims about the strikes themselves. in gaza during 20082009. the idea of started employing a kind of a tactics of warning. there was shooting and warning miss on on the roof of building waiting for about 3 minutes before they demolished the buildings complete . ah, the family is one of the saddest animals who riffing instances when you kind of warfare that tries to be lega

and we know in the city of annapolis was one of the biggest le bore trees in 2002 for the development of a new type of urban warfare. israeli was studying not only that city, but how cities operate. ah they understood in order to occupy the city the need to invent and moving the city in a different manner. ah, i started to study those tactics which i thought were very architectural. ah many let me finish. so at the low, the marquis slim and you see the fee on my gossip case. if you got that, all right, i got i got a got a map seamlessly got kribble at the knee. so when you bill i'm sure she'll most get cool blah blah. but what does she have to hope? she'll maybe keep her bad. sam connect slap a theme that could be home by fuel. what actually doing is they're turning private and public space upside down. the private space becomes the space of circulation. and the public space, the space of the street is where the resistance fighters a be killed. hello . can i miss you? our fact is the palestine in architect that lived through these rarely invasion and he's still in charge 11 years later on the ongoing projec

candidate to acosta. junior of the you need help hockey, the opposition have their strong holes in urban areas in cities like here in the capital luanda where a lot of young people live. and many of them are frustrated about the rule of the m p a. that has been ruling this country for almost 50. yes, angela is africa. biggest oil producer. yet the oil well hasn't trickled down to the majority of the population. use. unemployment is a massive problem. and this is why a lot of people, especially young ones here, are calling for it seems the p l. a however still doesn't have a lot of supported, especially in rural areas. and they do have control of a lot of government institutions, including the electoral commission. critics fear that they could use their power to manipulate the vote, which could then possibly lead to protest when the results are announced. but so far everything has been calm and peaceful during the campaign during the election day. and also now, while the votes are being counted, almost half of the european union is under a drought warning and a report from the use earth observation progr

city, the paintings are aligned with the genre of comics. most people think that comics are necessarily something comic. well, not necessarily in general this comprehension of the urbanthe city as a category. it's through a world very busy very much plotted very detailed. and at the same time, he does not build a composition, he did not bite, but he is what he sees or what he thinks, rather what he thinks he recycles he sees in dreams, then he discovers somewhere in the city and then it all appears on a sheet of paper, in general, i have been drawing for a very long time from four years, so i began to engage in creativity and began to engage in my own. seriously the moment really was a fork in the building of a musician or an artist. i decided that i would take both. i am a professional musician. i'm studying at the academy of music, i've switched to the fifth year, here. in one step i will remain a specialist, but i draw yes indeed for a long time, but why that's it minsk project i've been in minsk all my life. this is my closest one. well, of course, i have been living here all my life , my closest, the most famous and most understandable city, and at some point i

worry among the us who feel that the, the leader was being housed in a perfectly residential urban center of the city. and at the same time, the tall a bon is upset that a year after their occupation ended the u. s. bill conducting drone strike on what they consider to be sovereign avalon territory. media outlets in taiwan. say, your speaker nancy pelosi will arrive later on tuesday. china has warned of serious consequences if she does do that. so if you haven't quincy recently, the u. s. has claimed this commitment to the one china policy box wise. it has been back tracking, planning, and now the one china principal, the u. s. has also gone against commitment on maintaining non official ties with the taiwan region. he has upgraded his level of contact with taiwan and he has increased sales to taiwan. so on that many people on the inside have been very clear about this domestically and internationally. and to have pointed out that age of those actions leaves the 1st ship, transporting ukrainian grain under an international broker deal is headed for turkish waters. the vessel is expected to darken thi