thanks for speaking to us today.— speaking to us today. i'd love to come back- _ speaking to us today. i'd love to come back. thank _ speaking to us today. i'd love to come back. thank you _ speaking to us today. i'd love to come back. thank you very i speaking to us today. i'd love to i come back. thank you very much. let's turn to new zealand now, where there were emotional reunions in auckland on monday, as the country opened its borders to more international visitors. people from more than 60 countries can now enter the country — provided they're vaccinated and have tested negative for covid. the country closed its borders in march 2020, with many being kept apart from their loved ones, until now. singing in maori. it's been two years ofjust wondering if and when, never knowing if the moment was even going to come. so pleased to finally be able to get down here. to actually hold this little precious bundle. we missed his brother's wedding as well, because of covid, - because we couldn't come, so it was very hard. - it's very good to

that's still you know, live with us and stay with us. i don't have an answer for that. i'm just like thinking with you. with those with those comments you made but i i really appreciate that that line of just the thread that you laid out for us. thinking about the contradictions. i guess we've been talking about in some of these ways that some things have a particular good to them. but then they also have a kind of devastation for other people to them. there's other of these kind of like contradictory moments to get to your mention of citizenship and so for my own research writing about citizenship in minnesota territory in early state of minnesota where it was so contradictory is where particularly it became kind of partisan, but where democrats were using native people. who acquired citizenship to to use them for political purposes? so for instance when when the organic act creating 1849 was created it created a new territorial legislature and one of the first things it did. is it in franchised native people of specifically of mixed white and native ancestry. so it le

all of us working at p h r. i realized that there would very likely be a huge problem of interrogation. gone wild, meaning torture, cruel. in human and degrading t treatment, the use of extreme isolation was one of a range of techniques that were employed by officials interrogators and so forth. literally starting all the way back in 2002 for many, many days. and that is just unbelievably destructive and i was the 1st to really learn to go down there in the commission process in a 4 to 6 months period. you see a market deterioration in many respects with if you're a year or 2 solitary confinement, you're going to ask the defendant for the 1st time in 2 years to, to, to interact with other humid beaks. beyond his lawyer and his jailers. it's going to be the jury that's going to decide his life. he's going to be put on the stand. and that's where he's going to speak for the 1st time to the world for 2 years. if to be shut off from the world, it's impossible. mm. cash spent about 9 years in active duty and then i'm

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a method already used by the us with afghan funds in afghanistan. i would be very much in favor because it is full of logic. we have the money in our pockets and someone has to explain to me why it is good for the afghan money and not good for the russian money. if they did this, the you would have access to hundreds of billions of dollars to use as they wish to now, under barrels plan, not money would be used to rebuild ukraine is sort of wor, compensation scheme, all reparations of sort without choice. other ideas muted include selling the sees property of russian oligarchs. the u. s. is already pushing for this and the idea hasn't gain traction in brussels to personally, i'm absolutely convinced that it is extremely important to not only freeze assets, but also to make it possible to confiscate them to make them available for rebuilding the country. now he went on to say that he's already instructed the use legal teams to find a way to make this possible, but he may come unstuck. some experts suggest, at least if he wants the you to continue to r

this about us. the managing director of one of the world's biggest opera houses is boasted to, to russian prank callers. that being one of the 1st to ban russian artists from performing surge, donnie also discussed the bavarian state oper, suspension of his quote. very good friend. valerie gave in his call with renowned russian pranksters van and lexus dusty as deal last i did. i was the 1st to suspend russian artist, 2, a closely associated with russian propaganda use of and despite the fact that he is a very good friend of mine, he's my suspended, the orchestra director, valerie gurdjieff. and this was despite the fact that we have known each other for 35 years, i also suspended opera, singer and a tread co and some ballet dances who are very close to the regime. this is outrageous. i think this has no place in culture whatsoever. exactly, because we can only look to classical music. i don't talk about wedding marrow. it's the most non violent art, you know, unlike a when cinema or theater, or pin

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in us history. well professor stacy you've mentioned that you've graded exams in the past. do you find any trends where a majority of students do better in this time period and worse in this time period i do some time periods are very tough for students. so, you know the period that runs roughly from the end of the civil war through the early 20th century. sometimes called the gilded age is a very complicated period and students some sometimes struggle with that period because there are no large wars or figures that they easily remember the presidents can be a little bit hard to distinguish from each other, but there are enormous changes going on in that period that are a little more abstract economic changes social changes cultural changes another time period that's difficult for students is the time period about the first about the 30 years before the civil war the antebellum era really running from 1800 to 1848 in the time periods again a period of great economic social cultural. changes that are

that's very important for us. thus we leave everything that happened beforehand at the door for her policy. so we can focus solely on music for a couple of hours. if you think a new one onto music, ah, honestly kinda the children get the chance to try out a variety of instruments and to find their own voice. shannon creating something beautiful by making music, for example, boosts people's self esteem. ah, the mid mark was each project as 11 centers in berlin, and near by potsdam helping young people to grow into their new society. with greater confidence him again, i saw riah muradi has been playing the clarinet with the orchestra for 2 years now . this is off, i've a shewn mice not having to play on your own. that's why sure. that's something you have to do to it could. it's so much nicer with the group. it sounds like you feel nicer hot and not so long as my kid, she shalayna i believe our clock 6 times and then we'll hold that note for 6 beats . okay. playing with people also means breathing together, moving t

great to have you with us. thanks forjoining us. is this good news forjoining us. is this good news for chelsea fans, do you think? i think so. i think chelsea wanted _ do you think? i think so. i think chelsea wanted this _ do you think? i think so. i think chelsea wanted this sort - do you think? i think so. i think chelsea wanted this sort of- do you think? i think so. i think| chelsea wanted this sort of sale process over. you have to remit this has been going on for over two months. and it almost represented an existential crisis from when roman abramovich with the sanction, the club can bring in certain money and revenue. it is about getting to this point, and we have got here. i think right now a lot of people around chelsea were just fed up and wanted it done. now somebody is coming in, todd boelhy and the us investors, they can look forward to a new future. �* , they can look forward to a new future. �*, _, they can look forward to a new future. �* , _, ., , future. let's come what they might be able to look— future. let's come what they might be a

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certainly glad to have you with us. now you leaders have not shied away from condemning russia. suspensions of gas applies as quote blackmail, but that's after you. countries froze russian state assets on a massive scale with much of those funds consisting of payments for oil and gas. russia stop diplomat says moscow will not tolerate that this was a decision for our state. the simple thing is happening today, but critics of our actions, everyone who has been condemning us in recent days for some reason do not want to talk about it. we haven't robbed of our money more than $300000000000.00 taken install. and most of that some had been received for the supply of gas and oil. and according to your rules and gas problem was supposed to keep the money in its accounts in western banks. and when they decided to punish russia, they simply stole it. russia does not intend to tolerate western countries thievery and will not allow them to steal the money it earns for the export of oil and gas. hungary has said 9, you countries ha

thank you for being the latest on that us age package to ukraine. us ortiz, kill more thing reporting live from new york. thank you. the roads on the capitol hill to prove the aid package came, despite opposition from some members of congress, one of whom accused fellow american law, makers of corruption and even like in the bill to a money laundering scheme. federal law makers fund non profits. they find non governmental organizations, they fund grants grants that go to people. and if you really look into it, a lot of times it's their friends and families that operate these non profits and non governmental organizations. and it's basically like money laundering schemes. earlier republican senate to run poll did manage to single handedly delay the legislation for several days. he also called on the us public to oppose the spending of $40000000000.00 of taxpayers money on ukraine. thus instead of helping americans, buckets home over the top of democratic senator chuck schumer, him bucket rump, all even calling him a pullman. the point of the kremlin i went home and i had a standing ova

have you got used to it? and in places where masts are no longer mandatory, do you ever still wear one? marked up notes and writes, i live in costa rica and always wear moss. even if you don't have to any more, i will continue to wear one because it makes me feel safe. oh garcia hernandez, feel similarly. she's got so used to it that she'd feel uncomfortable not wearing one doll gotta take is not so keen on masks, likening them to a muscle. tatty from indonesia writes, i were a mosque when i leave the house. i also were mosque when i was out before the pandemic, especially in public, where there are lots of people jesus bore guards, on the other hand, has never used a mosque. she lives in sweden where it was never mandatory. thanks for your comments. annex records is about flying level air traffic has been on the rise for years in 2019, they were more than 45000000 flights worldwide. even during the pandemic, they were more than $20000000.00 on the more flights, the more carbon dioxide emissions fueled on ker

to be able to use it. it is a major step forward for the u.s. to be that arsenal of democracy. why? because it allows us to use our military equipment inventory to help ukraine. we can now make that available. the president can use the authority that he has under existing law and now under this act once he signs the bill, to streamline the process to make our military inventory availability ukraine. that is critically important. this legislation will allow us to timely provide necessary defense equipment for ukraine to defend itself against putin's aggression. and it shows u.s. leadership. so, it is a clear message to our nato allies that they need to step up more as we look to how we can make sure ukraine is successful in this military operation mr. putin initiated. it is going to be a long campaign. this legislation gives us the capacity to provide long-term support to ukraine. but this is an easy decision. it is good versus evil. i congratulate senator cornyn for not only initiating the legislation, but

no one yell at us and tell us to go home, but i got the book and oh no, no, no, i don't want not to play further on we see a family by the side of the road. they are clearly exhausted. despite the scorching midday sun, they want to keep going until they reach a key cake, some 200 kilometers away. a long trip through the desert with a 2 year old and a 5 month old baby. unless i start got an album minim leafy. it's very hot weather. oh yeah. it took us 4 days to get here from the border. miranda need to get. we're not making much progress went along, but we haven't lost time where they can't enter these village. assign warns of pitbulls with william bumble router. i nodded out on some locals, offered us water that was contaminated with urine as all of our data. why would you do that? i mean of what i measure this so disrespectful. are the moderating allowed them i was was yeah, sheila isn't giving them the welcome. they'd hopeful they treated like parias any kiki refugees leaving abject conditions. many have settled near the clothing dump where the clothes they find, they went ah, my garde

when i open it, the first cap use is -- app we use are made by men. this is the tool that defines your life. i know you know the power of technology. the problem is we are already too much behind. we are still behind. democracy has been built by men and it has defined a lot of our rights. i cannot believe we are debating the rights of abortion in 2022. it is shocking and disgusting. i come from africa. i have a daughter and when you have a daughter with a u.s. passport, you think she will always have something to protect her. technology is being defined by men. how we govern ourselves as being defined only by men. and we are users. what is it to be a user? we define it as letting other people decide for us. [indiscernible] what i am doing today is actually harder. and it is harder on the baby. i have not seen this many women in the five years i have been in silicon valley. i will pitch 15 investors and i will never meet any women. women need to invade silicon valley and we need to make sure that girls are not just users, that they are builders. and th

certainly glad to have you with us. now the evacuation from the surrounded as of stall factory and marble has officially been completed. this is, according to the latest statement from the russian defense ministry. now, more than 50 civilians have been taken to safety from the main battle ground in the conflict. within the last few days, bringing the total number of a vacuum there to more than $100.00. ukraine claims that all women, children, and the elderly, have been evacuated from the as of salt steel plant. russia for its part says that all of the rescued civilians were taken to temporary accommodations sites with the assistance of the un and the red cross. we heard from some of those evacuated about what they experience target dialing your frontal, national. when the front line began to approach the factory, they stopped letting us out of this. it was our idea to hit in the bunker and when we realize the front line is coming, we were all terrified. we try to leave them a point. we knew about the humanitarian corrid

it didn't help us. russia attacked us and attacked georgia in 2008. russia attacked moldova even earlier so we've seen it comes unjustified. so from our side we would like to join the european union and nato, but it takes the decision of all the members. i don't see how it will change. we will keep implementing the standards, european standards, nato standards. we see the reforms during the past eight years. i want to remind you we had the plans every year with nato and it helped us. now of course everybody's talking about the victory like the picture how we will win and it's similar with joining other institutions. let's discuss it when we win and get there when we get there. definitely, i want to tell you should we have in 2008 ukraine was going to receive their membership action plan and they've been very supportive in 2008 of this idea and definitely ukrainian leadership after the revolution that we had knowing very well what we can expect from russia so we submitted everything and the membership action plan in 2008 but didn't specifically rule to

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but it is definitely a little bit of a welcome use. we have to wait and see if there's a speaker inflation recently. for example, we did see that the price of gas in the united states has been increasing again, but at least for one months we saw a little breather. jessica, a welcome news comes at the same time as some other positive news about the us economy. what more did we learn on friday about how things are going yeah, about the economy and especially about the very important consumer. because at the end of the day it's consumption. what drives the economy in the united states. so we got to figures of for a consumer spending up by point 9 percent and also a consumer income, some up point 4 percent. so what we're seeing was those numbers is that americans are spending despite inflation, but we also see that they're spending more than they make, meaning the savings rate actually is falling. we've seen the savings rate now being the lowest in about 40 and here is but overall it was a pretty good sign from the u. s. economy at this po

maybe you could start us there and help us help me. think about that, but i know that in her many i some what itinerant life eliza harriet will migrate south and and i wonder then how that aspect of the story might even change. i think so. i think first of all one thing that's really significant not about her so much personally, but about the moment she represents and recognizing how education is a political claim for people in this period it's is a way to understand how how she and other people experienced that that education is this idea that you are not inferior to access education is so important and we see in philadelphia in new york in most of the large cities where there were large free back black populations similar efforts at this time for people to access education and the importance of education and we see in in reverse in communities. for example charleston where she will end up efforts to actually make sure that people of color can't access education. so everybody understands that that education is important and a little b

they had been used to conventional agriculture making use of a lot of chemicals, and how to plant and how they prepared their land. >> burning crop residue in the fields is also a common practice despite people here feeling the effects of climate change at first hand. there's been a change in the amount of rainfall, and harvests are diminishing. the fires put a big strain on the already severely depleted soil. >> nature is supposed to work with us, to better life. but see as humans degrading it on a daily by burning it by destroying biodiversity and engaging in bad practices that put the fauna and the in extinction is just frustrating for me, because we should be appreciate what nature gives us. >> this community is located directly on the avu lagoon, an important wetland. the canals are used to transport the harvest. and growing the sugarcane itself requires a lot of water. it's an area rich in biodiversity. but the e of chemicals in rming is daging the environment. and there are fewer and fewer fish. philip tamakloe and his father are noticing it too. they own around five hectares o

to us. so would you let me just, i will go with the ocean. no least you can get. can you hear me says, you know it's so that was the press that are all school commission minimalist, and that was me say $200.00. i'm full. did it was delta though? sure. yes. and you up by the me ukrainian troops done to their practice tactics all summer long. they and so it goes large population centers locked them up and some the storm. this approach didn't work in the biased ukrainian troops and nationalist battalions was surrounded. realizing the hopelessness of their situation, the ukrainian military entered into negotiations. they asked for a passage out of the court run. the militia agreed under just one condition. only those who would surrender their arms and equipment would be allowed a safe retreat. thought she was go. it isn't a girl who, naturally partially in the pity her water, enough to push in the water. what's more, your blood more? what's going on? one credit door to work on the north go west

joining us via prerecorded video. this will conclude our opening session. >> thank you very much for the opportunity to deliver this short video message to you while i am on my way to meet you all in person. deeply concerned by the unprovoked russian aggression and delivering this message -- this has caused a food security crisis. this is a number of developing countries. especially those with heavy dependencies on russian food exports. targeted and coordinated, multi-stakeholder action is mentioned. the international financial institutional action plan to address food insecurity provides a platform for joint action. we should also fully support the global crisis response group on food, energy and finance led by the u.n. secretary general. germany calls on all of us to spearhead this. this does not pertain to exports of agricultural commodities and i call on all our countries to keep agricultural markets open, not withhold stocks and not impose unjustified export restrictions on agricultural product. our priority must

we had an merican with us was a former us marine and the structure on java leads. and he was happy like a child because seeing that all this many javelin said, hey guys, i can teach you how they are working. so they're everywhere. have you met any foreign fighters working for the crania and during your time there? and if so, how they've been treated by ukraine. i can, i didn't meet any part of the we didn't, we haven't been and capsule prisoners. so i can tell anything about that. i can you tell me about how it is life in any shape or form returning to some kind of normality since you know that they've been taken by russian and public forces and if not, what kind of problems are people facing? you know, this is quite different as you see, benevolently against the, i live in the life for 8 years in mario pool, you have the problem that you have to build up again the, the infrastructure like like a tricity water. so this is another problem, like for example, 1000000 people have some, these are fidgets, would they want to fight things and the cities i'm not destroyed,

will you leave us? no, of course not. no, no, don't abandon us. forgot what he sits quieter for now it seems everything calm down, let's hope that it will be even calmer when the front shifts a little further. further away to cargo. when everything is quiet without destruction, without any fighting, it's only good to go. so as you can see, the people are welcoming and glad that you came and did you little shit, the next on really for from 2014. there were shells in 2017 as well. you know, it's just that everything was repaired and restored here immediately. they shelled us ukrainians as they got drunk. now that people are very happy, they have been waiting for you. they have been waiting for you for all 8 years was i. meanwhile, otts eager is done of has visited the city of fiddler daughter, which has been cleared of ukrainian forces. he exploit apartments, which had been used to target's russian soldiers. this place is where ukraine's artillery spouses was stationed. traditionally, they've set up their base, set up their

it's anonymous us. you can't be traced. meals which officially shook the response from the ministry of finance confirmed his suspicions like shocked by americans live winged by men himself on situation with constans warehouses is disturbing because there are no obligations for owners to report assets. their gifts of us it's not recorded. who owns something like an expensive painting or but who has extolled good ownership can even be transferred during storage without having to inform customs authorities doesn't go home and on average on site inspections, happen only once every 3 years as the one that says everything's the system doesn't really work. no one knows what's going on like the whole to me to come to finish i, which was one which was a lot the ministry admitted that it's completely deal to store valuable items under a shell company for an unlimited amount of time. in 2020 alone, osh and valuables worth more than 900000000 euros were placed in duty free storage in germany relatively little in an

they're kept of us. it's not recorded who own something like an expensive painting or but who has it stored? good. ownership can even be transferred during storage without having to inform customs authorities doesn't go. hm. and on average, on site inspections, happen only once every 3 years as the one that says everything's, the system doesn't really work. no one knows what's going on, like the whole toyota to finish. i wish my sons bottles, the ministry admitted that it's completely legal to store valuable items under a shell company for an unlimited amount of time. in 2020 alone art and valuables worth more than 900000000 euros were placed in duty free storage in germany. relatively little in an international comparison. but how much of this is tax evasion? a single artwork by a major artist can fetch hundreds of millions today. how many pieces like this stored in geneva? fremy paganini also believes that free ports are systematically used to avoid taxes . and that freeport entrepreneur equal ve may h

who really guided us and supported us through this process as a community. i'd also like to thank the city, our team at the city who's on our board and guiding us so well and we truly appreciate all their support, their leadership, their guidance. i'd also like to thank the yerba buena community benefit district who's a key partner in this process. acknowledge cathy maupin and entire team that cleans and beautifies the neighborhood around us. last and certainly not least and the relationship we have and the convention and to recognize this really means a lot. so thank you. and more importantly, we're kind of excited. we want to get started. i think that's important to know. the goal for the project is we'll finalize planning this spring. we've got all the plans done. we've worked with an amazing architecture firm. we will bid and start construction this summer on the landscaping. the art process, we'll do a call for entries this summer and the art will be revealed in the january time period just in time for you to get off the subway and see this amazing art

we are using the resources of one and a half us. if we continue at this rate, by 2030, will need to planets by 2052 and a half. what happens if there are very much less trees? if there's not the clean water we need where we need it when we need it. if there isn't the clean air where we want it, where we need it, that becomes scarcer, that becomes more valuable. we're going to start to put a price on it. we're going to start to put a price on the destruction of it. and we believe there are opportunities in that transition to profit from that transition besides business has already started about a 100 miles east of los angeles. there's a fly, probably the most expensive fly in the world. here, here comes i here flying right by it. that is one of them. here it is again. see that up there a century ago. there may have been on the order of around 40 square miles of, of habitat. that is essentially the distribution of the sand dune. and over the 20th century, 95 percent of the remaining habitat has been destroyed or converted over to othe

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to use . but changing our diets in restoring our ecosystems can make a difference. ah, a sustainable use of water would help billions of people around the world. in many regions, people have no access to clean drinking water. in one village on the indonesian island of java, or reporter ab rodeo for la met someone who has poured a lot of energy into changing that. here in blunder village in indonesia, it's how visiting time. when the heavy showers start to fall, during the rainy season, bunder is ready. almost every one collects as much water as they can. presidio weedy stores the rain in a large tank. he sometimes collects as much as $100000.00 leeches which can last for up to a year. and the quantity of the water is good. his family uses it to wash cook and even drink, which isn't true of every one, something rain, water isn't good enough for that. a big yellow bus or i'm all the money that he got when visitors come or friends from the city said we have to tell them the, sorry it's rainwater.

um so you can see use them. but them question you can call uniform was going to give us a new product. a new principal polish print media have led us somewhat blood discussion on the subject. the majority of publications denounced the polish authorities lack of determination on the matter that there is also a regularly repeated call to allow bygones to be bygone skin and to fetch the volume tragedy to rest. get back, at least for now. ah, we will only be able to get back to the volume tragedy when ukraine becomes a stable and prosperous country within the western sphere of influence. trying to address it now would make no sense any calls for restoring justice, apologies or compensation, can only aggravate our relations with key ev, at a time when you cranes future and its association with the e, you are being decided, it would make sense to revisit the subject in about 20 years from now a doing it now would be more than useless. it would be politically detrimental, under telecom genocide, as political leverage.

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