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von der leyen — others have not exactly ursula von der leyen is — others have not exactly ursula von in _ seven, but several children as well. i am in awe — seven, but several children as well. i am in awe of ursula von der leyen, running europe and that family as well, and brian, what thing that occurs to me, you have kamala harris right now on stage saying freedom, onstage, saying we're not going back, and a lot will look at this story an example of how to run life as a woman with a that is 1940s or 19505, i as a woman with a that is 1940s or 1950s, i don't want to go back to that. �* . ., . . 1950s, i don't want to go back to that. �*, ., , , ., that. there's a sense of submissiveness, - that. there's a sense of submissiveness, of - that. there's a sense of| submissiveness, of kind that. there's a sense of i submissiveness, of kind of that. there's a sense of - submissiveness, of kind of black that. there's a sense of _ submissiveness, of kind of black and one —— black and white feminine ideas here. many of these trade wife creators are appealing to men and putting on a show for m

ursula von der leyen hailed it as a "win—win for all of us" here's our world business reporter davidll. three, two, one! shovel! here's the breaking ground ceremony in the german city of dresden for the world's newest semiconductor plant, the european semiconductor manufacturing company. but the world's biggest chip company, tsmc, that's the taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company, will have a 70% majority share in the new enterprise. the benefits to tsmc are clear. we choose dresden because of the reason, simple, is very close to our customers. and also we can access to many talented people. so we promise that we are going to continue to recruit and develop the talented people in this area. this is not tsmc�*s first foray onto foreign shores. in recent years, it's been ramping up investment in arizona to bring some of its most advanced technologies to the united states. that has not been free of challenge. tsmc�*s warned the cost of construction of buildings and facilities there was up to five times what an identical plant would cost in taiwan, and that us talent was insufficient

meaningless thing, but the calculation was one, the anglo-saxons and all sorts of barels in brussels, ursula vonderlaen, macrons from paris, in one voice said, ukraine must defeat russia on the battlefield, and we are doing everything to make this happen, that is , from normal human negotiations based on generally accepted principles, the west is discouraging ukraine and is doing everything to make ukraine continue the escalation, as they call it, in the hope, now more and more suspicions are appearing on the report, in the hope that russia. simply, so that we have a breakdown, and so that we do something that will allow the west, as they believe, to change the chessboard, it will not work, we will achieve our goals and we will achieve our goals in such a way, as the president said, which will maximally meet the interests, firstly, the preservation of our people and secondly the protection of those people whom the... fascist regime in kiev declared terrorists, whom it deprived of basic rights, including the right to their religion, to religion, to language, uh, and much more, that's why they

>> one, ursula, what role does the former president donald trump play here? because we've obviously seen him struggle to stay on message and the way a lot of his supporters want him to, karl rove put it this way, mr. trump is in a better position now than he was at this point in 2016? in 2020, when ms harris is stronger than mrs. clinton, hillary clinton and mr. biden were the former president, will have to up his game and to this point, he's co headlining a fundraiser at brian kemp, the governor of georgia is co headlining a fundraiser for the former president because apparently he was prompted to bury the hatchet there that does seem to be a move in the right direction potentially, if you're the trump campaign. >> yeah, i think we are seeing trump get a little antsy on the summer. he has been rather quiet throughout the biden weeks whenever republicans were hoping to run against biden. but now that harris has become the nominee, we're seeing and pop off a little more on truth, social, we're seeing him target her a little more directly. but at the end of the

european council, the european commission and so on, which are represented by such people as there ursulandelaien, as the head of the so-called diplomacy of the european barrel, they do not work off. the interests of the peoples of european countries, after the second world war, for many decades, after the liberation from the german fascist occupation, these countries were occupied by the united states, the occupation continues to this day, these so-called political elites were raised over the decades, when we say, how is this possible, look, we give you such wonderful conditions for cooperation, stable supplies at low prices hydrocarbon prices, we provide our market, what do you lack, they say, we are not interested, well... who is interested in ursula or scholz to carry out the will of the german people, the global media are driving around the brains of european residents, introducing into their consciousness that russia is an enemy, it wants to conquer you there, i don’t know, go to the borders of nato countries and so on, instilling in them, in general , some kind of modern neo-nazi i

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investment projects worth 3 billion dollars, i immediately remembered 3 billion, which who, barrel or ursula, barrel promised us that he would give us 3 billion dollars, which we had to eat, but in return why do we need an enterprise, perhaps we should also close this enterprise, and here are strategic investments, if our smagars know what it is, i mean from media-like structures, what investments are, yes, that ... prata. we are grateful to you for providing technical and economic assistance, virtually gratuitous assistance. even during the difficult period of the pandemic, we managed to continue the construction of sports facilities donated to us by great china objects of international class. already today they are becoming not just an adornment of the belarusian capital, symbols of friendship between our countries. now the most urgent task for... their differences, great, everything is absolutely, well, everything is identical, authentic, only what a wish, to increase localization, perhaps this will affect prices, both russian and belarusian consumers are interested in this, therefore whe

time has spoiled, says ursula, time has spoiled, time has spoiled.nderstand the phenomenon of time, how it contracts, expands, how it moves linearly or parallel or in reverse. and this apocalyptic story with spoiled time, yes, it has captured us in general. break through, the tour, which the arkhangelsk drama theater carries out with its own money, is called to show not only the talent of the actors, the exhibition hot heart of the russian north in the faya of the main stage of the vakhtangov theater gives an amazing opportunity to see the beauty of the arkhangelsk region, the beauty of the soul of archangel gorodtsev, reflected in the theater's performances. valeria kudryavtseva, dmitry yakovlev, news of culture. kinozersky national park was included in the unesco world heritage list for its exclusivity. monuments of wooden architecture, concentrated in a protected area. the preservation of the architecture is explained by the seclusion of kinozerye. ksenia luzhenkova was convinced that it is all about the people. the wooden bell tower of the nikols

regions resiliency if there is a shortage of the advanced technology for the eu commissioner president ursulatrue situation. in the danish capital of copenhagen, a huge effort is under way to protect the city from floods and severe weather. more than 300 climate—adaptation projects are in the works, including underground tunnels to carry away heavy rainfall, as well as the creation of new green spaces that act like "sponges" to help hold back water. around the world, its estimated that the economic costs to cities, from rising seas and inland flooding, could amount to one trillion dollars by 2050. the bbc�*s adrienne murray sent this report from copenhagen. a huge title barring right under the city, 20 metres below. , , ~ ., , ., below. this is like “ourney to the eente h below. this is like “ourney to the centre of_ below. this is like “ourney to the centre of the h below. this is like journey to the centre of the earth. - below. this is like journey to the centre of the earth. it'sl the centre of the earth. it's art of the centre of the earth. it's part of a — the centre of the earth. it's

of covid vaccines. returned to criminal investigations against the head of the european commission ursula fondern. now she is giving evidence in the case of abuse and corruption related to the american company fizer. this drug purchased in huge quantities, despite the fact that it causes the risk of serious pathologies of the cardiovascular system. who is trying to pr itself on this new disease, epidemic, including with financial interests. we remember. how, accordingly , who lobbied absolutely openly - accordingly, dishonestly lobbied for the pfizer vaccine, which later turned out to be generally harmful to health. manure is being promoted, and then this money will be used, possibly, including for other purposes. politicians in the west are already discussing the need for mass vaccination, we are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. monkeypox poses the greatest danger mainly to people with weakened immunity. the main symptoms are fever. intoxication, enlarged lymph nodes and subsequent spread of the rash. rospotrebnadzor stated that there is no threat of spread in russia, there

covid vaccines resulted in a criminal investigation against the head of the european commission, ursulan. now she is testifying in the case of abuse. fiser, which later turned out to be generally harmful to health. manure is being promoted, this money will be used further, perhaps in that including and not for its intended purpose. politicians in the west are already discussing the need for mass vaccination, we are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. monkeypox poses the greatest danger mainly to people with weakened immune systems. the main symptoms are fever, intoxication, enlarged lymph nodes and subsequent spread of the rash. rospotrebnadzor stated that in russia. there is no threat of spreading there are already means to combat this disease, the russian federation has developed a test system that allows you to identify pathogen when crossing the borders of the russian federation, when passing the state border in any pass, provides for research on 50 of the most significant infections, including osupa monkeys. a vaccine suitable for the prevention of osupa monkeys is avail

the head of the european commission, ursula vonlein, is not going to come to budapest, which is a verytrong diplomatic signal. however, when it comes to practical countermeasures, punitive measures of sorts, the eu can do nothing. unlike in football, a player who breaks the rules will not be sent off the field of play, but he will have much less opportunity to achieve something in the game, and this is what will happen to hungary, it is already happening to them, it is already clear that the trip to moscow inflicted serious reputational losses on hungary in terms of the prestige and trust of allies. meanwhile, it is not at all clear that hungary benefited from this trip, so the minuses are clear, but no one noted the pluses. the organization of the moscow trip, the things that orbán and putin discussed, and the purpose of all this remains a kind of mystery, a kind of secret, it is simply not clear that hungary benefited from it. but it is clear that she has lost. can we say that mr. orbán is somehow dependent on putin, based on what we have seen under the time of his trip to russia and

she has had a good relationship with ursula von der leyen and europe. numbers are telling that giorgia meloni made the right choice. does giorgia meloni care about human rights and international law? because you talk about those agreements made with third countries, particularly the countries of origin of these migrants. yeah. and let's talk about libya, because there's a whole series of different independent investigations of what libya is doing in terms of locking up, detaining migrants who want to get to, for example, italy. and there is egregious abuse, to quote a un report, "murder, enforced disappearance, torture, "enslavement, sex violence, rape, other inhumane acts." this is happening while italy is sending tens of millions of euros a year to libya to help them deal with the migrants. no, it's not. ..exact. we made agreements with tunisia, with egypt, with albania. we'll talk... not... we'll talk about those countries. i know. but i'd like to talk about libya. but libya... libya is a different situation. different, it's not safe as tunisia, it's

the head of the european commission, ursula fondeen, is not going to come to budapest, which is a veryng diplomatic signal. however, when it comes to practical countermeasures of a kind of punitive measures, the eu cannot do anything. unlike in football, a player who breaks the rules will not be sent off the field of play, but he will have much less opportunity to achieve something in the game, and that is what will happen to hungary, it is already happening to them. it is already clear that the trip to moscow caused hungary serious reputational losses from the point of view of the prestige and trust of the allies. meanwhile, it is not at all clear that it was hungary that benefited from this trip. so, the minuses are clear, but no one notes the pluses. by some mystery, some mystery, it is simply not clear that hungary gained from this, but it is clear that it lost. can you say that mr. orbán is somehow dependent on putin, based on what we saw on his trip to russia, on what he said when he came back. it is very difficult to assess, the last time they met was in beijing, already then du

ursula fonder. now she is testifying in the case of abuse and corruption related to the american company fizer. this drug was purchased in huge quantities, despite the fact that it poses a serious risk. vos is trying just on this new disease, epidemic, to promote themselves including with financial interests, we remember how vos accordingly lobbied, openly, absolutely, accordingly dishonestly lobbied for the fizer vaccine, which later turned out to be generally harmful to health, manure is promoted, then this money will be used, possibly, including for other purposes. politicians in the west are already discussing the need for mass vaccination, we are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. monkeypox poses the greatest danger mainly to people with weakened immunity. the main symptoms are fever, intoxication, enlarged lymph nodes and subsequent spread of the rash. rospotrebnadzor stated that there is no threat of spread in russia; there are already means to combat this disease. a test system h

the head of the european commission, ursula fondeen, is not going to come to budapest, which is a verytrong diplomatic signal. however, when it comes to practical countermeasures, peculiar punitive measures, the eu cannot do anything. unlike football, a player who breaks the rules will not be kicked out.

it happened inside ursula sherman village on harrison street, close to the target off 580. a shelter, residents told us a man who lived there was shot in his room. police found the suspected shooter in a parked car yesterday morning, and they arrested him inside the 67 year old's car. they found guns and ammunition. the suspect is in jail, being held without bail. >> today we're learning more about the victims of yesterday's deadly crash on highway 85 in san jose. and we have new video of the wrong-way pickup truck moments before the collision. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is following the story. >> take a look at this video. slowed down. it shows the white pickup truck traveling the wrong way on northbound highway 85. the chp saying that truck traveled in the wrong direction for several minutes before the tragic crash at the highway 8587 interchange, officials said. they first got calls around 340 in the afternoon that monday. >> some of the first calls that we had put the pickup truck in the area of 85 and saratoga, which is several miles. >> chp confirming that a

he was joined by germany's chancellor and you commission president ursula of underlying perfect. i've got all of the support oklahoma. use our commission. i got as a part of the gilbert government by the wrong space and no coal. i'm happy. this is what the chip factory will look like in 2027. it will cost over $10000000000.00 euros with almost half funded by german tax payers. the high level of subsidy is made possible by the easier paying ships act. it aims to establish semiconductor plants locally in europe, making the content less vulnerable to global supply chain disruptions. trade disputes, and piracy against ships passing through the red sea. taiwan is at t s. m. c will hold a 70 percent stake and the newly created european semiconductor manufacturing company. other investors include bosh, and infinity and from germany and the dutch chip from an ex p, each with a 10 percent share. i think it's very difficult to do so how much it only gets investments white, 10000000000 people out of the companies is quite in a month. and the other thing is you need skills for this and every

. >> ursula follis is grateful that she has a temporary place to stay. and not in the path of the homeless encampment sweeps that started this week. she says it's not her choice to be homeless. >> i came homeless because i had nowhere to go. i am swept like my stuff is gone. >> elias cook tells me he lost some of his belongings when the encampment he was staying at was swept by city workers on monday. >> as far as, being treated with respect and holding our own. now now, that's all out the window. >> mayor london breed issued an executive directive thursday which requires all relevant city departments and service providers offer relocation assistance to the homeless through the journey home program before offering any other services, including shelter. anyone who refuses services is subject to citation. >> the goal is not to make arrests, but we are going to use the laws that we have for people who are refusing to accept services. do you want to apple, sir? >> back at glide, the president and ceo says the city sweeps will only push the homeless to move t

it's something the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, tweeted about not long ago. 0bviouslyhin about the last three years — and the greeks have moved as other countries have, haven't they, to try to put in place some precautionary measures? and obviously, you know, athens is a very concrete, paved city — but we are hearing and seeing really terrifying images still. yeah, absolutely, and it's interesting — i mean, so the region in sort of northeast attica, where the fires have broken out, they have seen wildfires before in numerous years, sometimes actually deadly wildfires as well. back in 2018, i think that over 100 people died in a seaside town in the area after a fire ripped through there. and one of the features of the landscape there is pine forests, which obviously allows those flames to spread. so, that's been a particular problem now. yes, greece, other countries — i covered a wildfire in france a couple of years ago. in the summer, we do often see wildfires causing huge problems, causing evacuations, sometimes very sadly causing fatalities as well. all countries i t

authorities, the european council, the european commission and so on, which are represented by people like ursulaondrian, as the head of the so-called diplomacy of the european barrel, they do not work out the interests of the peoples of european countries, after the second world war for many decades, after liberation from the nazi occupation, these countries were occupied by the united states, the occupation is still ongoing, over the decades these so-called... stream were grown, but the lack of understanding that more than 50% of the shares - it was actually german, so to speak, and european banks financed, being the owners, that is, they even within themselves no longer give an account of that policy, which they preach, so to speak, that is , in fact, they are all fighting with each other, that is, this is not normal, simply not normal, i will also add that the policy of sanctions is intended to evoke a kind of pavlov's dog reflex in international life, sanctions are often aimed at weakening. the enemy in the event of noticeable tension or a long dispute, they also often hide economic problems

but i remember dear rishi from ursula von der leyen with the windsor framework agreement, and there wase bruising era of the brexit negotiations. so i think that there can be tonally and style wise, there can be a flash of the ankle and i'm supported in that by the french press, which i was looking at, which did describe it in the last few days as an effort by the british to show hello... so that's how the french are reporting. and they've got a lot to worry about themselves. they haven't got a government, as far as i can see. no, they're still literally in limbo, in terms of progress there. no, i agree with you, paddy. i think there is a lot that can be done, and i think there is willingness on both sides. i'll be interested to see what sort of concrete proposals actually develop or come out from it. but again, inside labour, in the parliamentary party, they'd like to see more than ankle being shown. they'd like to see a little bit more because they feel that, you know, the government's in a strongish position, that anything that unlocks smoother trade, that perhaps no, not freedom of

and that's what the landscape of mascot is also, ursula vander land, and the landscape now having a fit and taking his complaint to the w. t. o. and then rick, as you alluded to, poland is actually the 2nd country to kind of issue mix messaging following germany is finance minister that we talked about last week, saying that there is no more money in the coffers for ukraine while still cheer, leading the efforts to continue the war, get my drift rate. yeah, i, i get it. and by the way, just to put it in the proper framework because, you know, as an american who happens to come from latin america, that's the same argument that a lot of latin american farmers have been making for many years. the reason we have an immigration problem in the united states is because the economies of those countries, honduras guatemala and mexico for years have been destroyed by american farming products which are subsidized. and they pay women to live in america. and they make some guy who used to grow tomatoes in honduras. he's out of business. he's got no money, he can't live off of what he used to do. so

zombie, joe biden, and the cackling which comalla harris and board, his johnson and liz trust, and ursula, bon, laden and all these fools that resembled the little yellow and drudging as minions from the despicable be cartoon village of the evil people that have been behind this, not the people of britain, america, or even france or germany. and i think you're witnessing this desperation because of the civil wars that are brewing in the west, like britain and soon to be america. i do want to go take, i mean, that's interesting. that depends can basically saying will ukraine doesn't have the ammunition that it needs in order to launch a defensive. now, i mean, given that the white house not only talks about how it is with kids until the very end. but also given that it is the pentagon, which is almost single handedly supporting ukraine, both military and all this economic play to an outside absolve. but that strikes me as a bit of an own goal as a comment. no. well, it is. it's dependent on this the most and rich from this ukrainian operation because it gets to send its admiral eric olson

the purchase of coronavirus vaccines, which were lobbied for by the head of the european commission ursulain total , about 71 billion euros were spent on european health. the so-called big pharma, the top brass of corporations, vaccine manufacturers, have also become rich. and now there is a threat of a new epidemic. the african center for disease control and prevention is already asking for 2 million doses of the vaccine. who has called for a fundraiser, so far $15 billion. and then we'll see what the world community will do to stop a new epidemic. tatyana volkova, around the planet. they are already quite grown up, they decide everything themselves, without us, even if they give birth again, well, what? two, what two, stripes, you can see you have a new husband, tie him up, what do you want, what are you saying, how can you tie someone up, i live the way i want, it's clear, don't dare mother, i don't dare, stay happy, forgive me, please, a heart should beat in a violin, a violin is a person who holds it, but i have a white name, really, congratulations, i already told her on my first vis

bareilles, ursula, macron, scholz, biden, the russian government remained silent about all this liberalsyes, who always like to complain about this, well, our, respectively, bright and incredible fighters for freedom of expression, for freedom of rallies, meetings, you remember, yes, these slogans, also silence, came out inconveniently, because the hope of ... participants in the events of 2020, and here, of course, both russian fugitives and our fugitives, in my opinion, ended up in a small cauldron. then the second most remarkable event arrived, i mean, i wanted to say cut, but uh, it seems to me that the regime of dictator macron took hostages of pavel durov, the creator of a big, big messenger, telegram, a fantastic story that, well, it seems to me, has forever put an end to... the image of the european union as some kind of democratic and free, if there are still people among us who think so, we, i think, never think so, never thought so, but there are people who think... russian law enforcement officers did the right thing by arresting durov, by the way, there is an opinion that hi

nazis looms in modern german politicians, the same anna lena berback with her nazi grandfather or ursuladerlaen, whose father pardoned the serial nazi killer erich august scharfetter. there is a persistent feeling that in germany, as it were , such a, you know, such an attitude has passed, to reject everything in the network of the decades in which they considered their country the culprit of the monstrous crimes of hitler, nazism, national socialism, to no longer bear this burden of responsibility, an absolutely fair burden, which was not so... today, vladimir putin held talks with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. the russian president received him at the novo agorevo residence near moscow. the meeting lasted almost 3 hours and the main topic of the conversation was the settlement of the palestinian-israeli conflict. abbas is in russia on an official visit, it was planned back in november last year, but was postponed at the request of the palestinian side. during this time, the situation in the middle east has only worsened, especially after the recent assassination of the head of the

ursula von der leyen needs to get these names in and begins to give out these portfolios so they canto work for that november 1 deadline of getting the commission started where the priorities for the commission are going to be security and defense, edu values and also this big question for the eu, how do you make your competitive in a competitive global landscape? joumanna: the number one global question. speaking of top jobs we should be hearing, in theory, hopefully in the next few days, bloomberg's oliver crook, thank you so much. switching over to u.s. politics. u.s. presidential nominee kamala harris is pushed to address economic woes and bolster the middle class that would be heard day one priority in her first tv interview since the d&c. vp harris: my agenda includes what we need to do to bring down price of groceries like price gouging. what we need to do to extend the child tax credit to help young families be able to take care of their children and their most formative years. what we need to do to bring down the cost of housing. joumanna: let's get more on this story with b

projects worth 3 billion dollars, i immediately remembered the 3 billion that who gave us, barrel or ursularrel promised that he would give us 3 billion dollars, which we had to eat up, but in return why do we need an enterprise, perhaps we should close some other enterprises, and here are strategic investment ones, if our smagars know what this is, i mean from media-like structures, what are investments, belarus and china have established the highest level of relations in history of all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership. chairman xidingping and i have a deep sincere friendship, a very long-standing friendship. the two countries provide each other with unconditional support in matters affecting fundamental interests. at the beginning of the pandemic, belarus was the first to send a plane with humanitarian aid to china. when covid reached us, belarus, beijing thanked us many times over by transferring several dozen tons of medical supplies to minsk. the belarusian people responded to your kindness with understanding and great kindness. we are grateful to you for providing technical

to be told that you immediately draw an analogy with 2020 in our country, about all this , barel, ursula, macron, scholz, biden, the russian liberals, yes, who always like to be indignant about this, well, in our country. accordingly, bright and incredible fighters for freedom of expression, for freedom of rallies, meetings, you remember, yes, these slogans, also silence, it came out inconveniently, because our fugitives with lairs in warsaw and vilnius have hope for people sitting in jail for attempting a rebellion in 2020, they howled all the time, the main argument is that people... the regime of dictator macron took pavel durov hostage, the creator of the big big messenger telegram, a fantastic story that, well, as it seems to me, has forever put an end to the image of the european union as some kind of democratic and free, if there are still people among us who think so, we i think that we will never do that with you we don't think so, we didn't think so, but there are people who think so, i immediately remember the howl in minsk, remember? having arrested durov, by the way, there i