ursula: i think that right now, we are in a superheated mode.een there, unfortunately, for five to seven years, and it is just not cooling down at all. every year that we think something is going to impact it, without the pandemic would come actually it has come out of the pandemic even hotter than before. so in normal times, i would say that inflation would have a negative or a chilling effect, but i am not sure that that is going to be the case. we have been riding a wave, we meaning industry. investing has been riding a wave for 15 years. now something has to stop it. someone has to adjust evaluations because now anything that is tech enabled that trades on multiples of revenue, the good news is integrum is not in that space, but it is a very big challenge right now. i don't believe that inflation is going to be the cooler of that. i think something else has to happen structurally to slow down this way we are on. alix: all you have to do is look at rivian today, may be opening at about one had a $20. i want you to put on your xerox hat for a

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ursula von der leyen there. with _ aspiration to action. ursula von der leyen there.rsula von der leyen there. with me as _ aspiration to action. ursula von der leyen there. with me as an - leyen there. with me as an environmental physicist and the director of international nitrogen management system. we're going to talk first of all about methane. why is methane more dangerous to the climate than carbon dioxide? basically, it's to do with the... methane is absorbing it more quickly. that means it's essentially something like a 15—20 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. haifa powerful than carbon dioxide. how sirnificant powerful than carbon dioxide. how significant do _ powerful than carbon dioxide. how significant do you think this deal they signed today is? i significant do you think this deal they signed today is?— they signed today is? i haven't seen they signed today is? i haven't seen the methane _ they signed today is? i haven't seen the methane deal, _ they signed today is? i haven't seen the methane deal, you're _ they signed today is? i haven't seen the

ursula von der leyen is in washington. she says the message she got was that they that the u.s.res of the eu assessment that belarus is carrying out an attack to destabilize its neighbors. mr. blinken said that the u.s. would continue to pressure the lukashenko government. he declined to confirm that this would mean a new round of sanctions. the u.s. has a sanctioned batterers for other things. our son of under lyon said she had been told -- ursula von der leyen was told that it would mean a new round. >> you get the sense that the administration viewed this as a european problem or a wider foreign policy issue for the u.s.? >> well, obviously, it is of greater concern to europe than the u.s., especially as it is reviving memories of the 2015 refugee crisis. but, the u.s. does not want to see instability in europe. it is a foundational alliance that secures the nato security alliance against russia. that is a big factor. belarus is a close ally of russia and the concern is that this could become and other front in those tensions with moscow. both belarus and russia are saying it

guy: that was ursula von der leyen and speaking a little earlier on.e are joined by sam fazeli of bloomberg intelligence and scott rudin stein, eurasia group senior public advisor. scott, let me start with you. has the horse bolted? are we trying to close the stable door after it affairs -- after to peers to be disappearing into the distance? this was sequenced back at the beginning of november. are we dealing with local spread? scott: travel restrictions can be effective if they are implement it early. the later they are committed, the less effective. it is hard to say right now. i think if this variant is already circulating in the variant is able to outcompete the delta variant, then travel restrictions at best are able to delay, but not stop global spread. we have already seen it in hong kong, israel, belgium, and addition to africa, so we are going to see more restrictions. for now, i think the restrictions focus on sub-saharan africa, but when you get another case somewhere else, you will have more proactive countries putting restrictions in plac

i just want to say ursula, you did awonderful job . i'd like to thank sf usd for all the work you've done in supporting the samoan initiative and also i want to thank the commissioner and i am totally proud of everybody who had worked on this initiative andthat's all i haveto say . have a wonderful night everybody . >> hello, michelle. >> if you don't mind i'd be happy to let others go ahead o me . i know anna you would like to speak . >> go ahead. [speaking samoan] >> thank you for your hard work and amazing making history, walking pathways for our future. and i hope that continues and we can push and not ended here and continue that work in the future.a special shout out to vice president chief moliga and also to ursula and the policy analyst. thank you to all the community members and to you us fd for partnering in our work making sure that sf usd is ... [inaudible] >> thank you, michelle. >> i'd like to echo the comments of so many this evening you heard. you saw the video, you saw the joy and meaning in this language pathway. we'r

on the one hand, you've got ursula on the line, the e u commission president saying that european union cash will not be used to build a c physical border infrastructure, meaning you money won't be used to build walls or fences. on the other hand, you've got shown michelle at the e you council president currently doing the rounds across the block, suggesting that there is legal means for money from the european union to be given to member states in order to allow them to build walls and fences. at their frontiers, negotiate physical infrastructure in order to protect the borders, or boost on an opinion of the legal services, which also it's legally possible. bruce, on a truant legal framework at the upper level to finance interest, torture. this is a decision that needs to be taken by the tradition, but in, enters the legal opinion of the throttle is very clear. and we really see what will be docked of the debate in more simpler terms. essentially, legally, we can do it, but whether we will or not, that depends on a few more factors. it's worth pointing out though. that's a shot. michel

i want to thank ursula and everyone else here today for signing this game changing commitment.s we can do, and i keep referring to this decisive decade, we are going to figure out what we are going to do between now and 2030 is going to impact significantly on whether we will be able to meet a longer term commitment. one of the most important things we can do is to keep 1.5 degrees and reach is to reduce or methane emissions as quickly as possible. as has already been stated, it is one of the most potent greenhouse gases there is. it amounts to about half the warning we are experiencing today, just the methane exposure. together, we are committing to collectively reduce our methane by 30% by 2030 and i think we could probably go beyond that. wejust think we could probably go beyond that. we just announce this package at the general assembly back in september. at the time in nine countries had signed on. today, it is over 80, approaching 100 countries. that is nearly half the global methane emissions, or 70% of the global gdp. it is going to make a huge difference, and notjust w

and then we're hearing from ursula on july and from the commission in europe, which traditionally has been one of the carbon emissions producers night talking about the very real needs to turn this around and saying are a lot of the, a lot of the targets that are being set are good, but not good enough or worse, been standing out to you listening to these important remarks at the summit itself . what is under under more the let's start with him. he said that in india has a cap to its promises and commitments of to the parties agreement 6 years ago, or 6 years, according to the u. s. like the general what the warmest in the world and very few leaders gathered here can make those claims that under moody has made that they have honored in letter and spirit their commitments that they had gone into or taken during that putty says climate conference. and of course, the climate change is affected india very much, you know, there's so many communities that are flicked and farming communities have been forced to change their cropping patterns. and i mean, if that seriousness he's talking abou

on the one hand you got ursula found a line, the e u commission president saying that european union cash will not be used to build physical border infrastructure, meaning a, you money won't be used to build walls or fences. on the other hand, you've got shylie. michelle, at the e, you council president currently doing the rounds across the block, suggesting that there is legal means for money from the european union to be given to me and the states in order to allow them to build walls and fences at their frontiers. now this is after the requests from latvia, lithuania and poland for e u cash in order to build walls and fences at their borders. if we look at the, the case of lithuania and poland, well, lithuania has around 700 kilometers of border with belarus, poland around 400 kilometers of border with bell ruse. that would be huge infrastructure projects to build a wall or a fence along all of that length of border so they would need extra help if they were to do it now shalt. michelle had said that there is a legal framework and a legal ability for the european union to provide

i want to thank ursula, thank you so much everyone here today.this game-changing commitment. one of the most important things we can do, and i keep refers, as many of you do, through this decisive decade. we've got to figure what we're going to do. not just between now and 2050. what we're going to do between now and 2030 that will impact significantly whether we'll be able to meet our longer-term commitment. one of the most important things we can do in this decade is keep 1.5 degrees in reach, is reduce our methane emissions as quickly as possible. as the argument stated it's one of the most potent greenhouse gases there is is. it amounts to about half, half the warming we're experiencing today. just methane explosion. so together we're committing to collectively reduce our methane by 30% by 2030. and i think we can probably go beyond that. we just announced this package to the general assembly, and back in september, and at the time it was mentioned nine countries had signed on. today it's over 80 and approaching 100 countries that are signing

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let me give you an update, the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, just released a statementdemning what is happening, saying that belarus must stop putting people's lives at risk. she is calling on e.u. countries to extend the sanctions that are potentially being prepared. we know that foreign ministers from the european union are going to talk about increased sanctions against the regime of alexander lukashenko on monday. she has also outlined the suggestion that they should explore potentially blacklisting airlines which are taking people into minsk, that that e.u. believes are being taken to the belarussian border and pushed across into poland to create this crisis. finally, we also know that she will send two of her two brass, the vice president and the foreign policy chief, countries of origin and transit. so we are thinking probably they might go potentially to iran, to iraq, maybe even ethiopia, the horn of africa and other countries in east africa where people are coming from. it is the most recent update that has just come out of the commission president. brent: wha

you chaired the meeting with john kerry, urszula are lying in the room, europeans in the room -- ursulader lyon in the room, europeans in the room. tina: it was a big meeting. all the leaders came. all those who signed onto the agreement last week were in the room, john kerry was in the room, great representation from my island brothers and sisters, palau was there, micronesia, chairs of the ldc group, lilac was there represented by costa rica and others. it is a diverse group of countries -- small countries, big countries, wealthy countries, poor countries, wh a line that connects us together is we are for an ambitious outcome at this cop. christian: where do you think you are now? tina: we started this process in july. we have been meeting with partners in that group since then, at various ministerial meetings. and now, it is crunch time. we put out this leader statement signed by president joe biden, the president of palau and many other leaders, that really set the bar last week for what ambition needs to look likat this cop, how it needs to cover all pillars of the paris agreement

no ma'am, i will tell you when i stood verification of weakness ursula fuller over in the sick again. so that bullshit from over to little couldn't is there is to my less if there's another thing i feel assimilated but mr. boost a voice and god is not entirely correct. crane agree to eliminate its nuclear potential? after long negotiations and pressure from united states and russia, there are many ukrainians who regret the loss of their nuclear weapons carry in seattle dealers in that v justin nickname, wires up to will neuron. you keep them white. less motor with the rock'n'roll about the crew. results of the northern most after such a statement, it was a blessing that president clinton and boris yeltsin had enough will and determination to make ukraine eliminate their nuclear weapons. but it wasn't for free. with 1st, the united states offered ukraine $350000000.00 in aid by black mailing and a reversal towards russia. ukraine was able to bargain for another 175000000 to dismantle the nuclear weapons. and 155000000 in economic aid from the united states . but the ukrainian politicia

the genesis there. mozilla live the way to shed lonely with idea when i stood for him. weakness. ursula, for my head over there. mr. game. so that bullshit from over little couldn't is there is to my less when the customer. okay. i feel sad. but mr. boost avoidant. god is not entirely correct. ukraine agreed to eliminate this nuclear potential. after long negotiations and pressure from united states and russia. there are many ukrainians who regret the loss of their nuclear weapons, carry in seattle genus in that v justin victim wired up to all neuron. you keep near my date of loss movement with the north, but of the crib, resort of the northern bus. after such a statement, there was a blessing that president clinton and boris yeltsin had enough will and determination to make ukraine owen money, their nuclear weapons. but it wasn't for free. ah, 1st the united states offered ukraine $350000000.00 in aid by black mailing and a reversal towards russia. ukraine was able to bargain for another 175000000 to dismantle the nuclear weapons. and 155000000 in economic aid from the united states .

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so, borisjohnson, he kind of had a word with ursula von der leyen.certain extent? yes, to a certain extent, . but what i hear in brussels as well is that the europeans have shown their toolbox - because i think we will talk about it in a minute, - which is the northern ireland protocol, - so there was a kind i of thinking that maybe the french overdid it but, i in a way, the brits also need to know what could happen if they don't stick— to the agreements they have signed. i so there may be some value in it. david, you have been diplomatic editor of the bbc. you're science editor now. the science of fishing and the politics of the fish industry are really complicated. why is it something that provokes such passions, given that it's a tiny industry in global terms and in european terms too? well, the first thing it provokes in me is a shiver down my spine because, when i was based in brussels, the worst thing any of us ever had to coverjust before christmas were the annual fish talks. they always went through the night, they were highly sensitive. high

from several different officials, not the least of them from the president, the european commission. ursula fond ally, and she says that what's happening on that border that we saw were hearing rory report about their basically the instrumentality, zation of refugees, says president, funder lionel. in other words, that she is accusing the viola russian government of using these refugees. these migrants as an instrument of foreign policy president, funder lion wants to have much more sanctions imposed in belarus. and that's a view, that's other politicians in other parts of the you seem to be endorsing to winner that here the german government, the interior minister, has as effectively endorsed, the polish governments approach. these are the, the, the safety, the security of the border with guitarist the idea of militarization of the, of that zone, of a fence being put there. we know also that the lithuanian government has said that it is putting everything in place in order to, to have and to enact a state of emergency along its border with get a rest. remember that lithuania and poland hav

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this is a serious matter, ursula von der leyen, the head of the european commission says this reallyestion the foundations of the european union, it is a direct challenge to the unity of the european legal order. what you say to that? yes, indeed, some brussels politicians are saying this and this actually brings us back to what we have been discussing before. we have solid and firm commitment to remain of the european union the one we agreed and the treaty there is one basic principle, the principle of conferral. which means if there are some conferred upon the union then obviously the union can act in this regard. but also there are some that remain at the sole responsibility of members. 0ne one of those is organisation of the judiciary. we are having our debate and some people trying to expand the confidence effectively without changing international law. they want to transfer the union into one superstate. no, no no, no, no no. (crosstalk). we believe that everybody should stick to the treaties was that this is the rule of law. there are legitimate concerns of the european union

and speaking after talks at the white house, the president of the european commission, ursula von derlise its democratic neighbours.

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certainly the president of the european commission. ursula funder lion has said that she believes it's ministers in minsk are, as it were. instrumental isaac refugees. what she means by that is that the yellow russian authorities in her view are turning these migrants into an instrument of their foreign policy. remembering the delores and the e you have been as it were at loggerheads for many months indeed since the president lucas shanker was declared the winner of that election, which the outside world said he was not. the winner of president funder line has also said that there should be toughest sanctions on president lucas shanker and other b l. a. russian officials. now the point to make also is not just european union officials who and, and elected officials and representatives who are saying these things. it's also minister certainly here in berlin, a key ally of anger medical, the caretaker, chancellor, will her ally, the caretaker interior minister has endorsed the approach of the polish government . specifically regarding the erection of a fence on the border with belarus an

and speaking after talks at the white house, the president of the european commission, ursula von deren, condemned belarus as an authoritarian regime which is using migrants to destabilise its democratic neighbours. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer and david bond, deputy political editor of the evening standard. welcome to you both for being with us this evening. tomorrow's front pages starting with... "a bit of a cop out" is the metro's verdict on boris johnson for what the paper calls his refual "to apologise for his handling of sleaze" and claiming he wants offenders to be punished, as video may suggest that tory mp, sir geoffrey cox, was doing private work from his house of commons desk. the guardian reports that sir geoffrey has made at least £6 million from his second job, in the form of paid legal work. the conservative chief whip is in peril over what the i calls "the mp moonlighting in the caribbean". the paper reports how mark spencer authorised sir geoffrey c

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of 2 of the key you institutions, you've got on the one hand, the european commission, president ursula on the line saying that your money will not be used to build physical infrastructure on the board as meaning. they're not going to pay you money to build border walls aboard offenses. well, there's been a very different message coming from the european council president sha michelle throughout this week. now mr. michelle has said that countries like poland, lithuania and latvia, who's all asked for funding to help them build for the infrastructure that they should really be granted that it needs to be looked at. and that the legality of the money being used to for the ends that it is well within the rights to do that. now, if you look at the, the borders of these countries, particularly lithuania and poland, you're looking at 700 kilometers. also a border between lithuania and valerie, around 400 kilometers between poland and valerie huge projects that would be required to build border walls or fences along those. and sha michelle seems to be backing those nations bid to try and get f

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and speaking after talks at the white house, the president of the european commission, ursula von derants to destabilise its democratic neighbours.

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himself as the head of the sovereign council, which is this body that will essentially run the country. ursula cider is in the capital, hard tune where there has already been reaction with protest erupting east of the city. just tell us what's happening there and how many people, what you're hearing about the numbers involved in these protests. well, i did today that they're dead, that the near a southern council has been announced. and there are 5 members of the, from the military that have been al, so appointed as the members of the sovereign counsel. and, and they did that, did that mr. general albert hand, the army chief is now the head of the sovereign council. his deputy is mr. me to is also leader of the largest parliamentary group in sudan. he is now the deputy of mr . albert han, and there are 3 other of the members of the army also that the group represented in the sovereignty consul. so up alongside this 5 members of the army or the on groups out, did the dead are 5 members or so from civilian site, and they are representing different regions ensure than apple gossamer perform from

what caused report you want to be when you grow old hunger and suffering at the port or between bell ursula. pollard with thousands of migrants including children, remains stranded tonight. it appeared to enter the e. u. a group of global prize winners to demanding human rights organizations are allowed immediate access to the area from the east side or from anywhere. display of arrogance. impunity mean time rushes foreign minister blasting li use approach to the unfolding migrant crisis. and from other use, a world renowned lawyer says a recent guantanamo trial that's being done to stay on the moral fiber of america could hopefully set a precedent for other victims of abuse at the hands of us agents. this is the 1st time that everyone got to cheer up in anywhere. what these horrible things were done to them. now i believe that will be more and more difficult for the government, the united states to keep secret what happened to the other people. ah, hello, that just says 6 peer moscow time, wednesday evening. welcome to world news from our world is h q. it's kevin, over here at ortiz, this,

humanitarian situation becomes more dire by the day. nadine baba al jazeera leanne inclination present. ursula on the line says e u is ready to take further action if necessary. we absolutely share the assessment that this is a hybrid attack of an authoritarian regime to try to destabilize democratic neighbors. and this will not succeed. we will protect our democracies. we agreed that we coordinate our outreach to the countries of origin so that they take care of their citizens not to fall into the trap of the russian collision. and we agreed that we will look into the possibility of sanctioning those airlines who facilitate human trafficking towards means can then you belarus, border. and asset bank is in, in the poland by russian border where janice, being stop from getting too close to the actual po defense. this is a humana humanitarian crises that we know that they are children. also, then these are freezing temperatures. now, between the back, the political back and forth that we've been hearing the european union saying that this is a hybrid attack. the a below the authorities in by the