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well, a pretty grim morning i weather-wise here in dover, pretty weather—wise here in dover, pretty unlikelye has acknowledged herself, after 12 years of conservative government, is a broken asylum system. she is under pressure and she swept into dover this morning on her convoy, she wasn't speaking to reporters. she went first to the processing centre here on the quayside in dover, where we saw that petrol bomb attack over the weekend. she has also been speaking to the coastguard. then this afternoon she is heading up to manston. now, there, the overcrowding pressures have eased a little in the last few days with bus—loads of migrants leaving in coaches and being taken to hotels around the country, but you've got to remember that that processing centre, designed to hold around 1000 people, there were a000 at the weekend and designed only to hold people for very short periods of time. we've spoken to people who were there for more than three weeks. and she is, as you say, under pressure, because she faces a legal challenge potentially arguing whether those detentions in those conditions were

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cost—wise, what does that look like per year?£50 a year?! my word! fifty a year to run one single year? that's unbelievable. that's actually unbelievable. i'll have to put this on my house! i'm super—impressed by what we've seen. it's a lot different to what we thought. we thought it might be more futuristic that we've not seen but they've used your general brick and block. they actually look like the systems that we've already got, which makes this really achievable. even though there's a bigger upfront cost, tony's told us to run one of these units... £50 a year — i thought that was per month. it's wild. it's blown my mind! we have tenants that are currently £40—£50 a week. the biggest thing for me is the insulation. we'll probably go with a thinner insulation on the front of the property. but that thick insulation we can implement that on the back of the property. providing power to the property, there's only solar recessed into the roof. this experience has been really good. i've learnt so much across the different sites. we'

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wise words. thanks so much for— -- 2.2 celsius. wise words.s. wise words. thanks so much forjoining us on the - so much forjoining us on the programme. a field in england is the site of one of the most impressive discoveries of roman remains anywhere in britain. it includes a network of buildings and large mosaics — a "treasure trove," according to historians — thought to date from the late roman period between the 3rd and 4th centuries ad. remains were first found during the first lockdown in 2020, but the artwork was found a year later. the precise location has not been revealed, but the bbc�*s phil mackie was given exclusive access. after a millennium and a half, a roman home has emerged from the soil. this is part of the rutland villa complex first discovered by the landowner�*s son two years ago. last year, they started digging and found this amazing mosaic, depicting a scene from homer's iliad. nothing like it had ever been found in britain before. they also used ground—penetrating radar to survey the entire field, and saw many more buil

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and military wise and political wise. if we met our powers, nuclear union and north america together and give clear a common position to china, the question id sits. this can be a basis for good negotiations with china, but not if only one of the heads of the states is going there and talking to, to say on the ballot. right? right. so if i'm getting it correctly, mister ha, you're basically saying germany alone doesn't have enough power to wield influence or the other china. that's what this is my, that i'm convinced that we need a combination of our powers, european union and north america together are strong enough to convince china knox to act as they did in the past. for example, and having a shares on critical infrastructure. our core technology of the future in our countries, but not allowing us to do that same in china. my answer on that question of the participation of the i'm booked up was why not changing shares about will participate in the shanghai port and vice versa. but this is not possible with china and i

both sports and politics wise. all to show this year's cup is going to be the one to remember. that's how the week's news don't tell. naughty international mahnaz pizza scouts and i'll be back in around 30 minutes. do they just say with those 4 well defaults coming up. next we talked to bonham with . mm hm. and welcome to the world to part the 9 to 90 is we're a time of rapid change but they are not saved. the cold war was over at the soviet union had been conquered, and history had ended russia, its people. it was a time of acute hardship, humiliation, and disorientation that 2 decades to overcome. fast forward to 2022 and rapid change is back with somewhat reversed roles. russia is now confident and the united states is divided gambit. you ever reach a balance of january and when, when? well, to discuss that. i'm now enjoying from brussels by gilbert. dr. off and the international affairs analyst. mr. dr. r, for the great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. no, thanks for having. now i know that you were living in this country when the soviet union was collapsing a

cunning and wise, uh, there are either gods or heroes there, cunning and wise, there hermes and so on, what was it? it was the pantheon of gays, loving sacrificial fair merciful and so on, then emerged. other heroes in soviet times, who were our hardworking heroes? sasha angina stakhanov uh, those same young guards scientists yes, that was the pantheon of the hero, military leaders and so on, then after the ninety-first year, this entire pantheon of heroes was ruthlessly blasphemously swept away. it's just swept into the trash and we have heroes that are not interesting. we had heroes and pop figures, what kind of lyudmila zykina muslim magomayev is there, but they were such that now you can imagine that in difficult moments muslim magomayev and lyudmila zykina and, uh, our wonderful, which is being pronounced anniversary now. uh, the birthday of alexander nikolaevna smelled suddenly leave for dubai and blame from there. eh, the soviet union and russia here, in general , it was impossible to even imagine heroes in life, and it was through the heroes that their actions were taught by p

well, the key question is how to act wisely in this situation, that is, it is in particular about theatter of recognizing or not recognizing kosovo as an independent state with all the relevant consequences, what are the advantages and what cons are very difficult because you know now beautiful music beautiful music ms. nataliya, the only thing we ask of you if it 's calling you beat beat good this bell is beautiful i just remember that the other day the first a ukrainian parliamentarian visited kosovo and it was oleksiy honcharenko, we talked with him about this matter literally yesterday on the air there is a discussion inside the ukrainian parliament what to do with the recognition of this independence and this entity in particular, i would like to remind you that kosovo is a history that is a semi-recognized state to date , a large number of e-e countries have so far refrained from recognizing independence , what is really important is that we lose that moment in ukraine when it was possible to act as you say wisely when the world was divided and western countries our leading part

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so i think there are a lot of things to be done legislative wise.me time they can do their investigations into the bidens, into mayorkas for example, and the border. so it is going to be a big challenge and i hope that the republicans are waking up early, staying up late, working very hard at this because i think they have a lot of resistance to overcome among the public. i mean i think they should have won more seats. the fact that they didn't i think is owing many cases to the fact they didn't really put out a plan, what they would do with their majority. so now they have it. it is narrow. we don't know the exact final total yet but they have to use it smartly, wisely, and quickly. david: right. they have got to take a page from newt gingrich and the contract for america that is the last person who had a really cohesive plan from house republicans. >> yes. david: good to see you. david: michael. thank you very much. although you're coming back to see us in the a couple minutes. meanwhile, are you in or are you out? employees must decide by 5:00 p.

so a lot of cohesive wise is always, you've got to get them. so you need to georgia, utilize the use of content. you 20 the look on teams so that you can get a lot of the guys from the youth, 17 world going to it's gonna spit in this years. walk up the plane also in the tournament, alongside other for african nations. which of these teams will fact? i'm calling for guy, nonsense golf. i think you have the capacity and the determination to go through and to quote surprises and just woke up. why do you see why when you look at this thing, i got all round. perfect. yeah, we're good to quit from what i said. yes. so he knew the kind of place it's working with. he knows the kind of work with them for long and they have this kind of question, the comfort each other on this thought. you have a lot of quality in high profile, a leaks in europe, so they just wonder, i forgot mission is, have boise on what more up. which of them you think will go very far? well, it might actually taking you after again, you know, on the 24th you have a game against portu

ivan krychevskyi, without a doubt, an expert, a defect , express is beautiful, always informs us wiselyd say regardless of age so, all the best let's move on to the answers to the questions, and i will actually start with what i talked about with mr. ivan , why. because i just read this washington post today, it seems to me . agreed with billadin, america did not agree with those, they did not agree, i was very disappointed in the intellectual level of these people, well, i was with him why because at night it is clear that i did not have a state with 140 million and a nuclear weapons, because it was possible not to negotiate with him, just destroy him, because these are all the words, and i would once again say the following to president zelensky and to those who advise him and to those who write on the networks how to act in such and other situations, do not call the leaders of different countries do not say that we have no bread and do not say that let's stop the war and do not say let's call the ukrainian zelenskiy and say let's go to the negotiations so it is very easy to lie on th

we 're leaving right now, i won't insist it's wise. hello vladislav bata, 23rd gymnasium of the city of vladimir, the media assume that the wolf tail is the main governor, vladimir whom vladimir sent on a punitive campaign, so to speak. why only karate? well, he explained that it was necessary to return to the state. well, i'm only interested in who fought. number 33 of the city of ivanovo i believe that these were vladimir's relatives, in particular , vladimir had a voivode named koshov? two medals passed. look, according to our rules, the medal shelf, he chewed the second medal, so he surrenders the medal and receives a warrant. natasha order, this is a whole point. yes , respectively. this is half a point. this is how it is with us in saratov where do you run the regional channel smoothly and is that correct? wives , of course, you yourself understand that historical time is very ancient. the legends hold on, because the first annals appeared, damn it. go to chersonesos vladimir and 9 months stood at the walls of this greek city. he

when the wise man was fine, when he was a firecracker, when he was on fire shakhtar created momentsd goals in this match shakhtar did not score for the first time in the champions league due to the fact that mudryk played his worst match, although the moments were few and far between, but they were as clear as in in all the previous matches that shakhtar played and when he scored such holes, unfortunately, shakhtar did not have and the fact that shakhtar lost and lost with a score of 0:4 absolutely proves that the dolls and real madrid in this group are the two strongest clubs, the two strongest teams play and according to the result and according to the composition and according to all the components that are now in modern football, in addition to all of that, you see that everyone ran away and scored the maximum. and we and celtic, well, shakhtar only two draws. well, there were only two draws , that is, four points were not enough there well, that too probably played a role. well, you understand that this is the beginning of the season, uh, we will remember our survey that we did

and here we go, is repeating the same wise again, that's unprovoked. when in reality, the miss agreements, the, the shelling of the people there, the ethnic cleansing, the, making it illegal to speak. russia. i mean, that's how can i not be ethnic cleansing, right? there's, well, these are all facts, undisputed facts. so when the west is starting the narrative with, he invaded for no reason of that he's a madman. they're lying to everyone and our fortune. europeans are going to suffer this winter because of these lies that their leaders are telling them the same wise has sent me to iraq and other regions in the middle east as well. with all my fellow marines, i think a fight in afghanistan, or whatever the case them that same wise against the saw is the same script, different actors that's overseeing here. but andrea, if we, if we can say, would be an provoked element here. well, if you assume that something is unprovoked, then you cannot negotiate because you promote you, you did this intentionally, you woke up in the morning and suddenly you want to

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>> sector wise, theme wise theme wise high level deglobalization, elevated cost of capital for longer. those are some of the i think key things we have to think about when constructing your portfolio. in other words, the old playbook where you run to tech and tech, i'm not sure we're going to be there in '23, maybe in '24, maybe '25. sector wise is our flagship sector we've been pushing this year, last year. it's rallied a ton last month so at this very moment you could see short profit taking. >> health care >> health care i think is a good one. we've been overweight. i would even sort of highlight the higher risk areas like biotech, like medical devices. and frankly let's see what happens in mid-terms, but if you do get some form of gridlock outcome generally health care tends to like gridlock better than a flush so those two i would definitely highlight as areas i would be looking to deploy risk and any form of pull back. >> do me a favor i was going to say good-bye to you here, but stay on the other side of the break because it's been a horrible week for tech, for megacap tech, wh

or knowledge wise, and the same with her two kids. >> i was lucky. i went to brown university. i graduated in 1981. i studied political silence. i worked for 40 years as a political journalist. that was a case where think having that background and critical theory and critical ideas has really informed my writing in my work, so i think i was fortunate to have that opportunity. in today's market, often you need to get a masters degree. that's what happened with my two kids. i was talking before about the pressure to make a career choice and pick a master, neither of my kids were ready for that at 18. they actually had to turn the ship around a little bit and really develop their career focus in graduate school, which meant extra education, extra tuition to get their degrees, and i'm lucky that both of my kids are bright and wonderful kids and both have masters degrees. one is a therapist and one is a journalist. they are doing ok, but they're in their late 20's. it has taken them this long to get through the educational system and start their careers,

or knowledge wise from college?nd the same with your two kids. >> i went to brown university and graduated in 1981. i studied political science and worked for years as a political journalist so that was the case where i think having that background in political theory and ideas has informed my writing and work so i was fortunate to have that opportunity. in today's market often you need to get a masters degree and that is what happened with my kids. i was talking before about the pressure to make a career choice. neither of my kids were quite ready for that and they turned the ship around a little bit and developed their career focus on graduate school which meant extra education and tuition to get their degree. they bothul have masters degree, one is a therapist and one is a journalist but they are in their late 20s ands. it's taken them this long to get through the educational system and now start their careers and that is kind of the challenging environmente these days. >> with everything that's online could you

the court is a church and a native, its outward and wise azba.r leg to us about the baroque architecture of the eighteenth church above me. declined by about 50 m. robert was the dominant headlight for a year. at the very center of the city, yak eiffel, i carry couples, but it’s not superfluous to respect the fact that earlier the vezhs were open to the virgins, and the mammoth’s udadins, covered with akanits, yakiya aberogayu them from the bays and the winds of our island proceeded, uh, very slowly, because it took as many as 5 years to make only the foundation. in the dungeon - this is protection. and since here, according to all historical data, the soil was not very good, so we had to strengthen the foundations. and when they started from uh, to build the temple itself and build walls, uh, god, by some historical data, uh, we find that when the architect arrived and saw that they had already completed the walls along the windows. he uh so uh, distant let's say that what happened happened a little in the heart, such horror, yes, that is, horri

temperature wise, yesterday.re wise, single figures, maybe ten or 11 in one or two spots, maybe 12 or 13 along the south coast, but certainly feeling colder with a very strong wind continuing across northeastern parts through the day and overnight. the rain, though, will be easing from eastern scotland this afternoon and through the course of evening. further south, many will be dry and in the west where it's clear tonight , well, where it's clear tonight, well, we will see a frost, certainly for ireland. we're likely to see frosty parts of wales , the west frosty parts of wales, the west midlands, even some southern counties of england starting weekend at around freezing. so actually stop generally a sunny start because the south and west still a lot of cloud across the east some patchy this line of rain may just grind work westwards but nothing like as heavy or as persistent as it has been. heavy or as persistent as it has been . eastern parts of england been. eastern parts of england may finally brighten up a

, we dropped too many balls, _ execution —wise, we dropped too many balls, missed— execution —wise, wen the biggest nights and the biggest games you can't afford to do that. ., ., ., ., ., that. former england international kevin brown. _ that. former england international kevin brown, as— that. former england international kevin brown, as disappointed - that. former england international kevin brown, as disappointed as l that. former england international - kevin brown, as disappointed as many england fans were this afternoon. england's world cup carries on. not for the men, of course, but tomorrow england and wales are going in the wheelchair semifinals of the rugby league world cup and then on monday that women take on new zealand in the semifinal of the world cups, so hopes still continue for the home nations at the rugby league world cup but as far as the men are concerned, england are going home. it will be samoa against australia next weekend at old trafford in the rugby league world cup final. now to glasgow — and i'm sorry — more heartbreak for british sport stars as great bri

but certainly, i think it'll be wise of the congress could take steps to raise the debt limit beforend of the year the kind of take it off the table and not have anxiety about it next year. but the house and senate have a busy agenda in this next session. they need to fund the government, of course. we just learned today there's a bipartisan agreement to protect marriage equality. we'd like to see that get passed -- and signed into law. this work meeting to be done on electoral reform, the electoral -- updated so we don't have a repeat of the insanity we saw on january 6th. and so, there's a big agenda here. we're gonna see how things sorted out the next three weeks and try to get as much of that on this possible. >> ron, you are now, i think, officially the only person on twitter who is monitoring gasoline prices. back in the middle of the summer, i think every other tweet i saw was the skyrocketing price of gasoline, and that obviously meant the collapse of any possibility of democrats being successful in this last election. tonight, since we won't give up, he said the grass prices

you don't know any of these people in your car, all wise. the premise of prejudiced on them. that way we did a tower, they're looking for trouble. so they can get us basically kicked out of here, arrested. break our spirit. but we're not gonna fall for you guys. please get them over there and separate them before hits the fan, if you would, we would greatly appreciate. can i not go over on the other side of the street? there's grass over there. they're going to have a cookout over there, but they're over here trying to instigate us. you see, this is rolling, the window up on me is rolling the window. you see that? we just rolled the window up on me. all i'm rode the window. i want, what's your name and your badge number, sir. what's your name? your badge animal. what's your name? your badge number is all my sure. may i get your name and your badge and won't us citizen, i asked you for a name and your badge number. you're supposed to give it your public servant. you say they roll the window. they rolled the window up, they don't care. there won't in trouble. there was a fan or

. >> like wise, maria. maria: you've been to the border several times and what can you tell us about what you've seen firsthand and should alejandro mayorkas resign since he keeps telling us the border is secure? >> it's an unprecedented crisis and we've been uncovering the border and snagsal security cry is -- national security crisis we face in the year and over 107,000 people died last year due to drug overdose and most coming across the poor southern boarder and secretary mayorkas doesn't know who's coming across the border and people on the terrorist watch list on the boarder and national security crisis and a humanitarian crisis and they were undocumented and 230,000 people and make it the third largest city in my home state after nashville and memphis. bigger than knoxville, tennessee, in one month's time and mayorkas is ignoring this and the biden administration needs to be held for account and i'm all for what leader mccarthy is saying and we have to have accountability and glad he's getting to thi

clear skies temperature wise.n santa rosa 37 degrees right now and free month notice temperatures pretty much in the thirties and forties except for oakland sticking out like a sore thumb at 50 degrees , it looks like 41 in san jose. current wins under five mph, for the most part in all areas will be shifting around to the northwest and increasing the 15 mph today. here you have. our storm tracker does illustrate those clouds due west at the bay area. i referred to them as renegade clouds. those clouds are in advancement of inside slider, so we'll call it partly sunny today. but then that insight slider makes tracks from the north to the south for our friday why should drift down there it is, and the only that's really going to do is increase our winds and then that it does increase the potential for fire danger here in the bay area. even though we had that good wedding just a couple of weeks ago. we are seeing drier soils now due to the breezy conditions experienced 48 hours ago, it is 12 12 degrees. above zero.

or knowledge wise from college and is it the same with your two kids? >> i was lucky, graduated in 1981. i studied political science at work were the years as a political journalist so that was a case where i think having that background in political theory and political ideas and forms by writing inand my work it's worth it to have an opportunity. in today's market often you need to get amasters degree and that's what happened with my kids . i was talking before about the pressures to make a career choice. neither of my kids were eready for that . they had to turn the ship around a little bit and redevelop their career focus and graduate which meant extra education,extra tuition to get those things and i'm lucky . both my kids are quite wonderful kids and they both have masters degrees, once a therapist and one's a journalist and they're doing okay but they were in their late 20s but it's taken them this long to get through the educational system and now start their careers and the environment it's like. it's a much more challenging environment. >> hos

the wise for the university... and the red for its leftist politics. to meet mattia santori, one of the leaders of the sardines movement. that's a rebel alliance by the way, not something bad that happens after eating too much oily fish. he's an accidental political hero and he loves food. >> ciao. >> hi, stanley. >> nice to meet you. >> ciao. >> matteo salvini! >> the sardines mobilized when right-wing politician, matteo salvini, campaigned here in the winter of 2019 during regional elections for the league, an anti-immigration populist party. >> salvini is kind of a donald trump, a little donald trump in italy and it was last november and salvini was launching the campaign in emilia-romagna from bologna. so we said, "let's organize something different" and we founded the sardines. so we said... "you better better be like salvini or like sardines. " sardines because in italy, we say to be crowded like sardines. >> right. >> so we wanted all the people like 6,000 people to be on the middle of the square. and finally 20,000 people came... >> 20,000 peop

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for "pbs news weekend," i'm cat wise, in san jose, california. john: at every pivotal moment of the fight over legalized abortion in the united states, dr. warren hern has been on the frontline. tonight we get his brief but spectacular take on his nearly half a century of specializing in abortion services. drhern: there was a particular case, i remember quite well. she had red hair, she was in the early 30's, and she was shaking. and i said to her, what's wrong? she said, it's so different. you're a doctor. the lights are on, it's clean. the windows are open. then she told me about her illegal abortion that she'd had, which was the most terrifying and humiliating experience of her life. then she said, don't ever stop doing this. and so i didn't. in my third year of medical school, my first clinical rotation was on obstetrics. i was taught to deliver babies and i loved it. it was a very joyous occasion for most of the women. on the other hand, we had women who were in great deal of emotional pain, they were very much alone. my next rotation was on

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do you see a situation where blacks could be masters to wise? would that be now? would that be no. and yeah, i think in some cases a very work, you know, i had a, a supervisor when i work at a department store at one time that was blind and not sip orders from them and did what he told me to do. and what you had your freedom east, you had your liberty, could you imagine a situation where you were, look the slave of a black master? will that let me just say, then that's not something that i can just fully comprehend. and imagine right here here in your question, but i'd be happy to think about it. yeah, i'm just curious. i basically told him, i said, hey, i'm one of those new ways, young wax that you fear. you certainly total war. you might notice how much i love america. you made the comment so much my education. and now what you've done is you create a remote, someone who isn't afraid of someone who's going to come at you whatever house bread there. and we're going to make sure we get that flag. i will go that american just like to know where we are for we can make the time. not b

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do you think it's really wise to sac on this conflict by sort of potentially sawing the themes of new ones? well, it depends on the nature of the agreements that are reached, not only between russian crane, but with the other interested parties in this proxy war. yes, there are, are included guarantees that there will be no assistance to rebuilding a ukrainian army and to providing chromebooks that. but i think russia could be content and would not face a risk. and the research on what you say, the research, the, the type of response is what you were measuring is likely only the score continues and takes of a level and turn. the sense that there's additional massive flow refugees from the grade. that is possible. it is not necessary, but it is possible depending on how this distraction of the energy infrastructure for students and whether or not we're from about the permissions and encouragement, lensky and his regime. the ukrainian people flee their cities and that's for the west coast. you see an out of another 10000000 ukrainians across the border in the u. then the scenario that y

we turn to author of the book the wise man that found christmas. sfwl >> you're enjoying the music. >> the president called in nbc's coverage of the macy's day parade. >> i was watching, i wonder if he knew he was calling into coverage of the macy's coverage. >> hello, mr. president? i don't think i can hear you. can you hear me, mr. president? mr. president, are you there? >> i'm right here. >> and sean, don't they have a white house phone switchboard that makes the call for him? this is a man who has trouble riding a bike, can't read a teleprompter, doesn't know how to exit a stage. letting him use the phone live on television is probably not a good idea. >> big mistake. also, the nbc reporter going oh, a picture of joe biden, here he is. like they have each other's number. >> so fraudulent. when the bidens got connected, things didn't get appreciably better. >> how are you? >> we are fine, watching the parade. >> we are grateful for the people, for the opportunity, for the health that we have now in america. >> i want to say thanks to the firefi

this is the biggest project, both value—wise and duration—wise that i've ever worked on.ole, i'm responsible ultimately for all construction works. i think there's probably a perception by the public that there's not a lot happening on road works. but, you know, to have 150, 200 people on site every night when the public are sleeping, if they could see that, if they could drive through and appreciate how much is going on, i think they'd be surprised. right. you all right, lads? start with the tm. so, yeah, ifeel very responsible for everything that goes on out there. there is a lot on my shoulders. the scotswood project involves installing a new lane northbound and southbound throughout the a1 through newcastle. i don't think people fully realise how much people do use the a1. it's for things like food, clothing, going to hospitals, and to improve them roads, it's very good for the community and for the northeast as a whole. hi, everyone. my responsibility is environmental compliance for the a1 improvement schemes. we've got to do this to avoid environmental harm. so this