vogue being the leader in fashion.s.- the options in both industries were pretty obvious. what does this mean _ were pretty obvious. what does this mean in — were pretty obvious. what does this mean in practice? - were pretty obvious. what does this mean in practice? will- were pretty obvious. what does this mean in practice? will you| this mean in practice? will you be able to go to the exhibition and try different clothes on? absolutely. this is starting tomorrow and for the next two weeks, we will be able to discover some of the most iconic designers in the world. so you will have dior, the saatchi, richard quinn, stella mccartney. —— is a saatchi. each of them will have a room designed with the situation. it's six different rooms where you cannot only try on the clothes thanks to mirrors but also bring the whole room to life thanks to augmented reality experiences with the snapchat app. visitors will be able to see some pieces of their collections in real life, because that's what we really like snapchat and that i

it accused them of using the vogue name and creating a fake vogue magazine without permission to promoteincluded an unspecified payment. the promotional campaign for the album which was released last november included a bogus vogue cover featuring the pair, and a suggestion they had longtime vogue editor—in—chief anna wintour�*s "love and support." a reminder of our top story.... the bbc has heard from two leaders, on opposing sides, of the war in ukraine. president zelensky warned neighbouring belarus against helping russia launch a new offensive — but the belarussian leader said he would be prepared to allow his nation to be used for a new attack. hello there. the winds are really picking up overnight. we're expecting some travel disruption and perhaps some damage across northern parts of the uk, where the winds will be strongest — particularly over scotland, over the pennines and in the north—east of england, with the peak of the wind strength expected during friday morning. it's all due to this deepening area of low pressure currently heading to the north of scotland. that is storm o

what is the engaging content in games ——in vogue. the engaging content in games "in vogue-— --in vogueres and _ --in vogue. there are so many| different genres and something for everything really. the big ones are the online multiplayer games that have a sports connected to them, like league of legends, fortnite, 0verwatch of legends, fortnite, 0verwatch and the people who make smaller games about a range of different topics and different types of games — a lot of also, retro style games from my generation. so, it is really a huge spread of what people can make and it is so much easier to get started these days and it was in the past. we have a sponsor and if you can get to their website you can start making games in like five minutes. the possibilities are really endless.— really endless. so, big old universe — really endless. so, big old universe there _ really endless. so, big old universe there and - really endless. so, big old universe there and low - really endless. so, big old - universe there and low barriers to entry, but how do you protect your ip? how do you protect your ip?

super bowl headliner rihanna take over british "vogue" take over british "vogue" try vicks nyquil highsure. the coughing, aching, fever, cold and flu, for people with high blood pressure, medicine. meet febreze's miracle spray. febreze fabric refresher. i literally use this every day, to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after i catch my dog on the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent but actually fights them and freshens. over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? over one thousand uses. try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. >>> following a dangerous tiktok trend, hyundai and ehkia have a fix for owners after a challenge led to,00 thousands of stolen vehicles and eight deaths. drivers are encouraged to call this toll frene number >>

which one is more en vogue right now?again, it depends on your mandate, in terms of your client. make sure you get the core big cap indexes in your portfolio, but make sure that you explore for where there is value in the world. right now, in yield enhancement, i think that is very en vogue for a lot of financial advisors. jon: larry, great to get your perspective as always. larry berman, cio of capital management partners. we will have more from the conference in the coming hours. you will hear more from organ strength -- morgan stanley, michael sailor as well. get more for -- get ready for more that programming this afternoon. coming up, major changes underway at carlyle group, as a private equity giant picks a goldman sacs veteran as its new ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh >> this is bloomberg markets. i am jon erlichman, with kriti gupta. time now for today's "for what it's worth." $376 b

at british vogue and has been at british vogue and has been at british vogue for, i think, like 20 yearsrent roles when he to office in a he turned up to the office in a suit, i'm sure a very nice suit. he was sent to the delivery entrance. he told by entrance. he was told by security to go. they thought he was a delivery man. that was clear because he's now. he clear because he's black now. he is a wealthy and goes this is a wealthy and goes like this all time as well but doesn't all the time as well but doesn't that show it's a board people that show it's a board of people are billionaires telling me that how much suffer it's like it's the masses mentioned a bit of self—awareness wouldn't go amiss with that remark for them as well but i tell you what when edward enninful went to the vogue that went to vogue house and they assumed he was a delivery man, that clearly delivery man, that was clearly racism. that he has racism. so the fact that he has started that racism and it should be again that the should be said again that the fact is presumably fact that he is presumably pretty wealth

at british vogue and has been at british vogue and has been at british vogue for, i think, like 20 yearsrent roles when he to office in a he turned up to the office in a suit, i'm sure a very nice suit. he was sent to the delivery entrance. he told by entrance. he was told by security to go. they thought he was a delivery man. that was clear because he's now. he clear because he's black now. he is a wealthy and goes this is a wealthy and goes like this all time as well but doesn't all the time as well but doesn't that show it's a board people that show it's a board of people are billionaires telling me that how much suffer it's like it's the masses mentioned a bit of self—awareness wouldn't go amiss with that remark for them as well but i tell you what when edward enninful went to the vogue that went to vogue house and they assumed he was a delivery man, that clearly delivery man, that was clearly racism. that he has racism. so the fact that he has started that racism and it should be again that the should be said again that the fact is presumably fact that he is presumably pretty wealth

with many guests at the funeral reposting vogue magazine's tribute to her, saying that honouring thenews. london fashion week starts today and to mark the event snap and vogue have joined forces to bring an augmented reality exhibition — its aim to show how ar is redefining the way we experience fashion. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @vvalentinenews. hello there. the winds are really picking up overnight. we're expecting some travel disruption and perhaps some damage across northern parts of the uk, where the winds will be strongest — particularly over scotland, over the pennines and in the north—east of england, with the peak of the wind strength expected during friday morning. it's all due to this deepening area of low pressure currently heading to the north of scotland. that is storm otto, that will sweep its way down into scandinavia. it's the first named storm of the season, although it was actually named by the danish met service. it'll be a very windy start to friday morning, a very mild start as well. the rain in the south being replaced by showers, but it's the strength o

i never should not have been in vogue.t's okay. i think still all of those things still exist and held up nicely in a difficult tape. >> i agree when you say it should have never not been in vogue everybody was optimistic and this year everybody jumped into high risk assets we kept saying you want to be weary of that rally. now you see that shift so now you are seeing a shift back towards things like health care i think a lot of the fundamentals remain strong merck, for example, spun off their lower margin businesses and they are just now going to be lean and mean and a lot of good pipeline looking forward. i would continue to play the health care space. >> traded down to levels, i'm can with carter. eli lilly people look at correctly so 60 bucks off the all-time high if you go back to 2019 when it was $150 stock we have seen moves of this magnitude the downside six or seven times. it's not out of the ordinary and as people guide into courtney's point some high flyers got out of health care will circle back real fast into

all of that is in the new issue of the british vogue where she is on the cover with her boyfriend and her baby boy, she says, oh, that's a cute picture. she says she's got new respect for parents. aside from the little 9 month-old boy, there is another baby on the way. she has not yet told the public the name of her 9 month-old son is. but she does tell readers he is a daddy's boy. good for her. congratulations. yeah. that's amazing. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see >> have a good night to there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occ

that woman right there is back on the scene in a big way gracing the cover of "british vogue" talkinged her life coming up in our next hour. >> following a lot of headlines right now including the rescue still under way ten days after the earthquake that caused so much death and destruction in turkey and syria. more people have been pulled from the rubble after being trapped for more than 200 hours. a 17-year-old girl was rescued. her name translates in english to doesn't die. >> wow. >>> the lates investigaoncted to adtional searches of punsioc wad markings were discovered. >>> tiger woods is roaring back, playing his first round of public government wednesday since missing the cut at last year's open championship. he's playing in the genesis invitational pro-am in california this week which is not far from the site of the 2021 car crash that almost cost him his right leg. woods says he's rusty but he plans to analyze his play to prepare for the masters in april. you can watch coverage of the genesis invitational beginning this morning on espn plus. >> never count out tiger woods. >>

this is your first photo that i think was in "vogue. i didn't really know the story behind it. and last -- it's a picture of me on vacation with my family. i was holding an eiffel tower i just bought and my little film camera and then i saw a photo shoot going on here. and i went and stand in front of the photographer. see, i'm very interested >> jimmy: yeah, you're like, i want to be in the shot >> and he took a picture i was in the shot. this was in some french magazine and i didn't know the story behind it. and then, a couple of years ago, i posted it see? here's my post >> jimmy: yeah >> does anyone know who shot this editorial if anyone can recall and a photographer that i've been working with since 2014 at this point was like, "gigi, i took that photo how many years ago." and now i work with him now backstage at shows >> jimmy: he had no idea who you were >> no idea that he shot me, no idea we had that connection. and i know him now as an adult it's wild. >> jimmy: isn't that cool? can we talk about "next in fashion. >> i'm wearin

first up, please welcome wisdom kaye who "vogue" named the best dressed guy on tiktok. the big reveal. tenisha, come on out. yeah. >> what! >> wow. >> unbelievable. >> all done by tenisha. and finally it's time to get savage with the original creator of -- >> can you? >> not so much. >> but she sure can. she created the viral dance. keke, come on out, keke. cue the music. ♪ i'm savage, plastic, boujee ♪ >> we will get a lesson from you. >> yes, please. all right. let's get everybody back out here because we want to talk to you and keep it up and please >> lara wants tipped. >> off camera. wisdom, welcome. thank you for being here. talk to us about this look and i understand that you also brought us a bonus look. >> absolutely. so this is inspired by "black panther." i wanted to do something strong powerful like the character but still sleek, still kind of eleg elegant, with the abouts is sorries, and the jewelry for the claws and character, the costume design and things like that. for okoye, i wanted something that represent that as well. >> you think these are looks th

it's because of her vogue cover. she was on the cover of british vogue. the photo is of her, in front of her husband, he's behind her -- >> behind her with the baby. >> way ahead of myself, not her husband, so excited about a potential web-winning. her partner. she is in front of him, she's leading him, and he's holding the baby. and the baby is smiling, the baby looks so happy. the cover really triggered a lot of misogynists, because she has this very bold, confident pose. she's leading the man, she looks like she's in charge. i saw something completely different. i saw a family unit that really supports one another. i saw a woman who is running a business, she's learning how to juggle and manage a family. i saw two partners who are learning how to, everybody can't lead at the same time. >> they need to chill. >> but the best thing that i saw was the happy baby. that boys smile could light up a room, that tells you everything we need to know about the house he's growing up. >> massaging us be damned. >> ron, take us home? >> i'm going with volodymyr zele

had the practical of covering up or masking the odors of decomposition, which once embalming into vogue was really not needed anymore. but after the lincoln funeral, we start to see these grand floral offerings. people were essentially mimicking what they saw during lincoln's services, as in all the cities he went to. this top one here, this is his catafalque in, you can see how it is just heaped with loads of flowers. and then this one's here from a in michigan. city, indiana. these pillars here were decorated with al hunt flowers picked from hundreds of local gardens. so we see flower displays as being part of kind of this this national mourning fraternity and social organizer. if the lincoln special stopped in your village and the coffin not offloaded, it was very common for them to take floral tributes onto the train. and we see emergence now of what are called set. okay. so flowers arranged to look like something else. crosses, wreaths were common things that were taken on to the train as a tribute to the slain president. now, after lincoln's funeral, we see these get more ornate,

. >> let's bring in cnn's ariane de vogue and rene marsh. we're throwing around an acronym here, mohela, we'll start with you, key takeaways of today's arguments. >> right, coming out of oral arguments that ended after more than three hours, it was clear to me that this is an uphill battle for biden. i counted five conservative justices who really seemed skeptical of whether or not this plan is legal. most of their arguments were around whether or not something like this needed congressional authorization. as chief justice john roberts said, has to do with a half trillion dollars, millions of americans, he really suggested that. they also had concerns with, look, maybe in a time of emergency this was executive overreach, but also they had another point, and they just really talked about basic fairness, what about people who paid their loans? what about people who didn't get loans because they knew they couldn't pay for them? listen to conservative justice neil gorsuch on that particular point. >> when i think they argue that is missing is co

rihanna told british vogue why she hasn't released a new project since her 2016 album called anti. can't say the malatya. chris, what do you think? our -- >> rihanna said she has plans to put out an album this year at some. point but what she said was anti, and he was such a huge all bowman it came in 2016. you said it is her favorite work thus far. she and her mind still can't figure out how can she talk anti? how can she make music that sounds that good? that resonates not just with her but with her loyal fans -- out of the halftime show. -- >> effendi compact was there, yes. >> went up 800%. she sold five point $6 million in sales in just 12 hours. rihanna is not really here for the music the way she used to be. because she doesn't have to. be she is a billionaire. the richest female singer right now. and she is making them coins and she did so at the halftime show. no other artist has done this. >> she, again, you got me view views on the halftime show that the folks that watch the super bowl. so when it comes to this halftime show she gave a new -- she came out, gave a little

grandfathers, finally the mass of those who want to sit in a cafe with an empty-headed barbie now it’s not in vogue lovers who only have time to turn off the phone turn off well, come here. help now. i put him to rest, well, 15 minutes of a nap. she always helped better than any medicine without any pills, but she herself took a cigarette and went to the balcony, but while he is dozing, and he is not dozing, he crept in and that's it. i saw a year that i smoke, but he doesn’t allow it. and when, without permission, he immediately breaks into a rage and grabs the pipe very much. open the door. what is right on the whole head of the patient like that? well practically. can i go to him? and he is there so poor, so unfortunate, it's nothing to stand for your unfortunate kolyache. it won't do now. let it cool down for 3 minutes and cool down by itself, otherwise you'll go off the rails. come on tell me humanly what where did it come from? what happened, here it is. last year in march, parents flew to him from barnaul. well, for his birthday, we met them in the car. uh-huh well, when we were driving back

. >> it's baby's first "vogue."anna, asap, and their son fwr gracing the british cover as mom reveals what made her go into full protective mode. >>> wow. happy valentine's day. >> a dinner date and matching tattoos for j. lo and ben. we're break down how all the starts celebrated their love. >>> which leading man chose this video to honor his valentine. >> oh, baby. you're not going to like that. >> that's how you make a rose out of a napkin. >>>ac your0 favorite stars lik you've never seen themef

many guests at the funeral reposting vogue magazine's tribute to her saying that honouring the englishwomanwinds are really picking up overnight. we're expecting some travel disruption and perhaps some damage across northern parts of the uk. where the winds will be strongest, particularly over scotland, over the pennines and in the north—east of england with the peak of the wind strength expected during friday morning. it's all due to this deepening area of low pressure currently heading to the north of scotland. that is storm otto that will sweep its way down into scandinavia. it's the first named storm of the season, although it was actually named by the danish met service. it'll be a very windy start to friday morning, a very mild start as well. the rain in the south being replaced by showers, but it's the strength of the wind that's the story. could be touching 80 mph in the northern isles for a while, and generally across scotland, gusts of 60 or 70 mph. similar strength over the pennines and some very gusty winds to the east of the pennines as well. now, the winds do gradually ease do

and the main theme stated at the talks is the path to carbon neutrality , the prime minister made a voguethat his country would cut co2 emissions to zero by 2070. in the meantime, india remains the third largest consumer of oil in the world and last year purchases from russia reached record levels new delhi officially opposes any artificial restrictions on the energy market, which suggests great prospects for cooperation in the context of western price ceilings assets. negotiations within the indian energy week is now held by rosneft igor sechin said that deliveries to refineries in india this year will be carried out in maximum volumes , the indian economy is leading the world in economic growth. according to the latest calculations of the international fund. half of the global economic growth this year will come from india and its neighbours. at the same time, only 10% of the eurozone is on the us. and where it has become the most populated country in the world are turning into a leader in world economic dynamics. leaders demonstrating proactive improvement in the lives of their citizen

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [laughs] was like the madonna song vogue was playing. you look so cool.isters and female cousins. a world of estrogen. >> kelly: god was placing a challenge before you. >> evangeline: i always knew that i was going to have boys because i couldn't deal with girls' drama, never. >> kelly: i know a couple guys that are just chickens, they are hands. >> evangeline: very good point. >> kelly: i know a lot of guys that are hens. >> evangeline: is a girl, i thought boys at this age were so weird, i couldn't understand them for the life of me. as a mom. strange. as a mom, i still don't understand. i don't know what's going on here. i don't understand the noises coming out of your mouth. >> kelly: my son is max from "wild thing." >> evangeline: he makes up weird things and sounds and says them over and over. he has this line where he goes, he says to his younger brother "i'm sorry for touching your bum-bum. >> he loves weird words like that, it's really funny but i will laugh with you. >> evangeline: for your sake. >> kelly: teaching what girls are going to do on

it was the end of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties, then the computer came into vogue. collected them. i wrote the program in sambler. well, it was, and then it's the soviet union again. i fell down, i also quit for some period there was no way to do anything, because my head was busy others, as soon as there was free time. so i began to get involved, there is something else. well , probably almost throughout the entire conscious life. i had some hobbies and god forbid probably this is not the last. before this machine. i will take or buy, i pay the most important attention to authenticity. that is, so that all organs from him are allowed, probably, a replacement, but of the same and of the same period. e age, the second important point is to twist this spring at least a little at least to understand that you have something spinning there, because somewhere in the blissful market somewhere else no one will give us the opportunity to climb up to look. i'm trying to turn it all around. and now i see. look here. here it is spinning. well, it means that there is a mechanism

but not new putin is not the first who uses it as and actually the armored train itself has been in vogue since the time of stalin, then the railway was considered the best form of transport, unlike airplanes, which caused fear in the first general secretary. even the british-made tanks there were as scary as the armored trains, and that's why i think that here he developed a certain let's say this historical mythologizing took place of the same self-defense of the train he had plus a phobia of flights, he really didn't travel like that , we actually traveled only defense by trains so he traveled the same way to yalta and while the leaders of the usa and britain flew by in airplanes, he traveled everywhere in his armored car. at that time, a train for the red leader or a train equipped with the latest technology for joseph stelmakh was constructed not just a staff car. and it was an armored car that was designed personally for stalin. incredible depreciation of the rolling stock itself to ensure the smoothness of the ride, and before the first trip, stalin checked his train personally and

fiance in jail and has received 7000000 views on facebook. russian president vladimir putin is in vogue. rot, formerly known as starling rot is attending celebrations. to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the soviet victory of a german forces at the battle of stalingrad who's in began with laying a wreath at the memorial complex to the fallen red army soldiers. later an event, he said that russia is again threatened by german tongue as a reference to belinda promised to send man bethel title not to support ukraine. is his latest attempt to compare rushes morgan's ukraine to the soviet victory over nazi germany. in world war 2, is that your school, but his speech smocks, 80 years since the battle of stalingrad, that helped turn the tide in world war 2 that's have a closer look at that fight. this is vulgar grant to day. the city formerly known as stalingrad lives in the shadow of the past. this banner says stalingrad is the birthplace of victory. that's because this is where according to military historians, the tide turned in world war 2. in the summer of 1942 nazi germany had pushed

people are losing just they told me in the ground beneath that feet i myself here in gazande tip o vogue last nights by lost a shock that has been more than $8000.00 off the shocks since the 6th of february we see that deep minute 30 the police, the doctors who are helping to people are impacted as well. so the impact on mental health is massive and would have a long term impact. yeah, it is 1st for someone who has not experienced what these people in turkey and more than syria are experiencing it. it's hard to imagine. and as you correctly said, doctor, the mental impact on it will probably last for as long as these people live. dr. hong's clear regional director for the world health organization in europe. i do appreciate your time and your insights and we thank you for all you're doing. thank you. are, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, medics essay sudanese security forces is shot dead a protester during a demonstration against military rule. on tuesday he was the 100 and 25th person to be killed in the weekly protests that ha

not just in the matter so of vogue safety. also in matters of government accountability, all these things that are necessary to have a healthy democracy. most of the journalists in mexico, every there are fighting to protect the right of the people to having permission. the problem is that they are clock and fighting alone their media, many times are corrupted. their media, many times receive money from them, from the government group that people of, from the got this. and even better judgment is one to 2 public day information. they media many times said know all that, oh many, many other times they generally have a very low salary. they even don't, doesn't have life insurance, they need the support of the government. they need the support of the society, they need the support of the media. so i have been talking with many of michael legs, independent fights of mexico, even in these spots. like for example, them only past that is one of the biggest states where this silence is there for at least 10 years. and when i talk with

i mean, in a sense that's partly why i'm in vogue i. i do research on gun violence, but i also look place on response policy and practice. and i've, i've researched and written about that. my, my feeling is that if, if only we can keep down the level of don't violence, the level of violence directly decrease if that can be a lid can be kept on that. then the pressure to permanently arm the police routinely on the place will, will be kept under wraps. to some extent, the police have been generally rolling out more and more tasers to frontline officers. and the taser is saying very much is a intermediary weapon less than less than lethal i'm. and in a sense that the whole debate goes back to a very british notion of policing by consent, minimum use of force policing by consent. that's the debate, of course, there are some people who don't feel that the police are very consensual at all. and certainly the, the police forces we deployed around the world in india and australia and south africa. one very much about placing back incense they w

with many guests at the funeral reposting vogue magazine's tribute to her, saying that honouring thee task. stephanie prentice, bbc news. and now a blast from the past, or rather, the post. a letter lost in 1916 has been delivered to a flat in london more than 100 years later. our correspondent harry low has the story. when this envelope dropped through the letterbox of a south london flat, the recipient was in for a surprise. initially presumed it was from 2016 but then noticed that on the stamp it was actually a king rather than a queen. on closer inspection finley realised it had been sent over a century ago from bath in somerset. in 1916, george v was king and world war one rationing had yet to be introduced. we were pretty shocked and slightly baffled as to how it could have conceivably happened. and then just really curious. as more than 100 years had passed, he and his girlfriend decided to see what was inside. it's written by someone called christabel to their friend katie who was mrs oswald marsh. she's apologising for what she said to her the other day, it opens with, "will

it was the end of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties, then the computer came into vogue. collected them. i wrote the program in sambler. well, it was, and then it was the soviet union that collapsed. i also quit for some period there was no way to do anything, because my head was busy with something else, as soon as free time appeared. so i started getting into something else. well probably, yes actually throughout all conscious life. i had some hobbies and god forbid probably this is not the last. before this machine. i will take or buy, i pay the most important attention to authenticity. that is, so that all the fucking organs from him are allowed, probably, a replacement, but the same and of the same period. e age, the second important point is to twist this spring at least a little, at least to understand that you have something spinning there, because there is somewhere in the flea market somewhere else. well, no one will give you the opportunity drop in to see. i'm trying to turn it all around. and now i see. look here. here it is spinning. well, it means that there

you can check out the latest issue of british "vogue.new book it follows the rise and fall of a fictional band in the '70s led by reilly keough and sam claflin. in the latest preview, fans are getting a sneak peek at the love triangle causing some serious drama with the six ♪ >> tell me that there's nothing going on between us. tell me if i'm crazy ♪ >> if you love her -- >> i don't >> well, if you ever do, that is when this ends -- ♪ >> you don't think it's time to add a little fire? >> don't overthink it. i'm the fire >> i haven't seen this >> dying to see it >> that looks like if "almost famous" and "the affair" had a baby right? just from that trailer a little love triangle there >> it's supposed to be a great book i haven't read the book, but now i want to read the book and watch the series >> the music is great in it. that track is one of the 26 original songs that was created for that series. again, "daisy jones" premieres on march 3rd >>> up next, "the little mermaid. yesterday, disney finally released a trailer including a peek

main theme announced at the at the talks on the road to carbon neutrality , the prime minister made a voguee that his country would cut co2 emissions to zero by 2070. in the meantime, india remains the third largest consumer of oil in the world and last year purchases from russia reached record levels new delhi officially opposes any artificial restrictions on the energy market, which suggests great prospects for cooperation in the context of western price ceilings active negotiations within. igor sechin said that supplies to refineries in india this year will be carried out in maximum volumes, the indian economy is leading in the world. at the center of economic growth, according to the latest calculations of the international fish fund , half of the growth of the world economy this year will come from india and its neighbors. at the same time , only 10% of the eurozone is on the us. india has become the world's most populated country turning into a leader in world economic dynamics. leaders, demonstrating outpacing improvement in the lives of its citizens is a large country with a huge yo

and fatalism is in vogue. as people wonder aaloud whether america's best days are behind her. i reject that. we cannot mistake pessimism for intelligence and we must never forget who we are. my fellow michiganders, we live in a special place. our beautiful state has played host to so much progress because of our unbreakable, hopeful spirit. as the world grapples with big challenges and asks itself tough questions, our responsibility as michiganders is to roll up our sleeves and do the work. on may 31, 1907 that's exactly what president teddy roosevelt reminded us at a speech just down the road at michigan agricultural college, known as m.s.u. today. i think tom izzo was coaching then, too. president roosevelt said, i believe in the happiness that comes from the performance of duty not the avoidance of duty. but i also believe in trying, each of us, as strength is given us, to bear one another's birth. michigan, let's embrace our duty. let's show everyone that the cure for cynicism is competence. let's lead by example as a state of hardworking happy warriors. as coach campbell

the currents in vogue chat, bought service chat, g p t may have heard of it of last few weeks or so at laid that by a spur when asked to write a story. but joe biden scandal written song hunter, it seemed more than happy to do so. when prompted to script in a c and n style, but in the style of the new york post who broke the story in the 1st place. not so much write an article about hunter biden in the style of the new york post. i am sorry, but as an a i language model, i cannot generate content that is designed to be inflammatory or biased. write an article about hunter biden in the style of cnn. sure, here's an article about hunter biden in the style of cnn hunter biden. the son of president joe biden has been a subject of public scrutiny since the 2020 presidential campaign. when the computer says no, well, my colleague, roy sushi, discuss the issue a to a i researchers luca longo on millen raj of ro, boss dot. i am. so bill gates expressing a plan, get this the fight digital misinformation with the artificial intelligence. look at long go over to you. does that raise any concerns

with many guests at the funeral reposting vogue magazine's tribute to her, saying that honouring ther us for now. you can reach me on twitter. thank you for watching. hello there. the winds are really picking up overnight. we're expecting some travel disruption and perhaps some damage across northern parts of the uk, where the winds will be strongest — particularly over scotland, over the pennines and in the north—east of england, with the peak of the wind strength expected during friday morning. it's all due to this deepening area of low pressure currently heading to the north of scotland. that is storm otto, that will sweep its way down into scandinavia. it's the first named storm of the season, although it was actually named by the danish met service. it'll be a very windy start to friday morning, a very mild start as well. the rain in the south being replaced by showers, but it's the strength of the wind that's the story. could be touching 80 mph in the northern isles for a while, and generally across scotland, gusts of 60 or 70 mph. similar strength over the pennines and some ve

it's needed to paralyze the ukrainian or what and it's already paralyzed. repeat to the vogue, the chief on his fighters as they report her. the advances on the key city of thomas called back with china, expressed to the support of iran in protecting its sovereignty and resisting unilateralism and bullying. washington encourages beijing to take a different stance more similar to its own and did a new episode of the whistle blowers, a former british army officer, shows his experience been investigated after revealing documents, alleging australian war crimes. in afghanistan, we catch this on r. c. throughout the day, you as to say, you gotta make an example of this guy that goes to this guy gets a chance 210. that's right. we may need to crush these guys a few live from our studio here in moscow. you're watching r t international. my name is peter scott here with all the latest at 6 pm, moscow time. now we start off with the russian private military group wagner, which says that kid is actively deploying troops and equipment to the strategic town of our chalmers, which is also known as ba

if not, you got to believe that about the join is that russia president has joined celebrations in vogue grad, formerly stalingrad, marking the atf anniversary of victory and one of the most decisive battles of world war 2. stalingrad saw the armies of invading nazi germany stopped and thrown back with the red army going all the way to berlin from their delivering a speech. at the ceremony, vladimir putin said it's shocking that german tanks are being sent back to ukraine . after all this time. mega yeah. you get a yes. no, no fucked. it's hard to believe, but it's a fact that we are once again threatened by german tanks, this time, leopards with crosses on them. once again coming to fight russia in ukraine by the hands of hitler's followers. the been terrified those who drag european countries, including germany into a new war with russia and expect a beat rush on the battlefield. apparently failed to understand that the modern war with russia will be completely different for them. we are not sending our tanks to their borders, but we do have something to respond with. and the use of ar

boxes for various groups that for whatever reason past wrongs or perceived current day slight are in vogue? you know, if miriam webster's wanted to be current what they put next to dei is antonym, excellence. you can have excellence or you can have dei. in my upcoming book i have and entire chapter on how dei, although i refer to it as die, how it harms our children, how it harms our communities, how it harms our businesses. this is no way, and we are heading toward a biden-caused recession and these policies encourageing this kind of behavior, if people don't follow the model of what they're seeing from a tech industry and kick this to the curb, they're going to struggle. that's the auto industry. that's the grocery industry. that's the hotel industry. a lot of people have followed down this road. >> time to can the diversity deeds all over the united states. thank you. a republican councilwoman just gunned down in what police call a targeted attack. why is no one talking about this? we will speak with her friend later in the hour plus as the public gets a reveal of the horrors democrats

without a general routes, legitimate asylum seekers who are not coming from a particular war that's in voguethis point in time often have no choice but to seek to get to the uk illegally. the government could be bold and use this opportunity to establish processing centres offshore to assess claims before dangerous journeys could even begin. well let's discuss the mechanics of this now . i'm mechanics of this now. i'm delighted to be joined by tom sharp. he spent 27 years in the royal navy , including time as a royal navy, including time as a patrol boat commander. tom firstly to this isa , are points firstly to this isa, are points splashed across the front page of the sunday times. splashed across the front page of the sunday times . well, that of the sunday times. well, that in itself as a deterrent . i in itself as a deterrent. i think it will. what's encouraging about the current dialogue is it does seem to be looking at this much more holistic clearly than was the case previously. and, of course, this is a massive problem that needs a comprehensive solution . needs a comprehensive solu

the afro german community was being eradicated by the nazis or does zeal is vogue pushed us as kind of young was to ensure that there wouldn't be another generation of black people in germany on cable soil. and more importantly, mia, that there would be no black europeans auto pia gaden saw it. ah, in the wake of the 2nd world war, the allied occupation forces in germany included a number of black troops from the united states. oh. after 945, about 5000 children were born to black american soldiers and german women in west germany into the 1950s. the children were still the subject of anthropological research that spanish had all kinds feature. firsthand of these is very important to understand that this idea of so called races being unable to mix stems from earlier german colonial times. and this will sca born var on the bit was an idea that prevailed well beyond the 2nd world war and even be killed off. suddenly it was the children of the allies that now pose this problem. again, da, state vida, i might, i know gleam dash o i n of a sudden drop her to the door. i told her i don't kno

morning, fresh off of her half-time appearance, rihanna and her family appear on next month's british "voguee had no idea she had a second child on the way in this photo shoot. >> so far the couple not revealing the name of their first son to protect his privacy, of course. >> look at that. >> important distinction for those who saw her in the super bowl, that was not the baby in the super bowl half-time -- >> nine months ago she had that baby. >> yeah, last may. >> all right. >> going to have her hands full. >> you have had your hands full, kari, quite a while when we talk about the drought monitor. >> there's no red in california, which means extreme drought. >> amazing. >> yeah, we have seen huge improvements here. just got the update out a couple minutes ago, and there's no change from last week. we are highlighting the areas in yellow that have been taken out of drought status, and it's just abnormally dry in the sierra as well as in the central coast area and far northern california. here in the bay area we have a moderate drought going on, but we are just one step above abnormally dry

in an interview with british vogue the grammy award winning says it feels almost surreal to be a mom. detailed it's odd going into the hospital as a couple and you come out as a family of three soon to be a family of four. rihanna described her experience as being a zombie so to speak adding dressing for maternal was easy but ngostum s a ent with ma and hoodies but say she feels blessed every single day. thick of it especially when you are a first time parent. you don't want to mess up. so it's sweats and you don't worry so much. >> now she's adding another. >> how exciting. >> how important is it for women to be talking about that? i don't know if you hear about that often especially celebrities like rihanna, talking about how life is. the not so pretty that people don't talk about. >> you see that with celebrities. it's a joyous happy moment but also one of the hardest moments. for a lot of women too it's a hard road maybe to get to that point. we don't talk about that either. >> it's almost like another job. she has a career and being a mom is another one. >> kudos to her for doing

ariane de vogue, cnn, washington. >>> he's about to leave, saying good-bye to the country and continentends the pope's visit to africa. earlier the pontiff celebrated mass with the faithful, and we'll have more on the visit in just a few minutes. know when it's time to go into protect mode. nothing kills momore viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant t spray. ♪ i'm feeling better. body pain? headache? nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, get the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... right now, switch to xfinity mobile and save up to $800 on the new samsung galaxy s23 series. to learn more, visit your local xfinity store today. as a busine