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Pretty high bar for prosecutors to clear, and while he convicted previous defendants during a bench trial because that individual had crossed over so many barriers, this individual said he didnt know whether he could be in the building and may have believed that police officers let him in. a disappointment for doj that could have implications for minor cases going forward. the felony cases are on a different trajectory. >> thank you for walking us through the former presidents many legal trouble...

Fuels, because as the ipcc pointed out, renewables are far cheaper than anyone expected them to be. they have fallen unbelievably. prices have tumbled. so they are avilable and often the cheapest form of energy for many countries. latika, while europe agonises over what one of the mayors of ukraine said was �*blood money, buying russian oil and gas, australia not only sending humanitarian coal but sending armoured vehicles. yes, bushmasters. bushmasters, to help the ukrainians. do you see anyt...

Itself. i have to translate that to the editor. he would say the greatest sin is mediocrity. >> aspiring to mediocrity. there is a grim inevitable and all too predictable trajectory to the passage of a good episode of television. people arent as stupid as you believe. they dont need the truth pounded home with platitudes or sum ups. theyll get it. it goes on for several pages. dont empower this squirrel nerds by letting them get their way. them will nibble this show to death like hungry ducks. a...

It was bad. it was really bad. i was a very studious young lady, so yeah, they — they definitely thought i would do something good — like — like a more traditional—type job, put it that way. so i took a gap year, which i thought was really smart after high school, and i was whats called a youth ambassador for australia, based in southern africa, so that really changed the trajectory of my life. i was going in and out of malarial zones all the time with the work that i had to do over ther...

And i was whats called a youth ambassador for australia, based in southern africa, so that really changed the trajectory of my life. i was going in and out of malarial zones all the time with the work that i had to do over there, and i got malaria really bad when we were in mozambique. and when i was in the hospital back in south africa recovering from it, i had a hallucination that i was an actress, and, like, it was so real! everyone thought, "no, shes just demented," but that was enough to co...

But there was something about me that i was like, "i have to finish. "i have to complete this degree." it was very, very difficult — like, in australia, law and medicine, you know, you need the top marks in your final exams to get in and i got into, like, the best law school, so i was like, "ok, im going to, like, graduate," even though it was clear i was working in — as an actress. what was your parents�* reaction then when you were like, "i want to be an actress in hollywood"? i always i...

And it has happened at a time when for the first time in history there is a viable economic alternative to fossil fuels, because as the ipcc pointed out renewables are far cheaper than anyone expected them to be. they have fallen unbelievably, prices have tumbled, so they are often the cheapest form of energy for many countries. latika, while europe agonises over what one of the mayors of ukraine said was blood money, buying russian oil and gas, australia not only sending humanitarian coal but a...

That we need to understand - the consequences of our energy supply. and it has happened at a time when for the first time in history there is a viable economic alternative to fossil fuels, because as the ipcc pointed out renewables are far cheaper than anyone expected them to be. they have fallen unbelievably, prices have tumbled, so they are often the cheapest form of energy for many countries. latika, while europe agonises over what one of the mayors of ukraine said was blood money, buying rus...

Doing, but i am filled with doom! >> mehdi, it is good to be on with you today. and, i think there is room for optimism here. today in the united states, 56 million homes are powered by clean electricity so when i am talking about a solution that is on another planet, the solution that we deploy here in the united states already, and last year was a banner year for deployment and nobles. one out of every seven electrons on the grid was deployed last year. so we are picking up the pace. but we ha...

Cut it for families that are worried about their gas and grocery bill. >> you know comes hard to see but how between now and november have a significant change of the trajectory we are seeing when it comes to inflation. that is one of those things that for a white house, any white house it is very hard to overcome that even with strong messaging. how people feel in the gulf and filled the car with gas to have the for the growth grocery store. its really hard to put some messaging that can change...