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three liberal judges argues it is unconscionable and unconstitutional to punish people for being homeless. >> homelessness and poverty is dangerous. it does not work and it will not stand in los angeles county. >> we cannot arrest our way out of homelessness and these kinds of actions actually exasperate homelessness. we know what the solutions are. people need affordable housing. >> the bottom line is some cities will ban outdoor camping. others will not. back to you, bret. >> bret: okay, william. thank you. >> dana: here we go. make or break time for former president donald trump a...

Of. Like what happened. Or fate about people who do this is how far our money lost that people to the border town of i feel that by using we dont have enough to continue want to other countries and seek better economic prospects. For you to meet you either try to stay alive in venezuela or you go to the border to seek a better life which always many bring their families. We may live on the streets but in this side of the border there is hope for a better life he said and he said i will feel it in the back there you live with your back against the wall in a knife to your throat yeah but i think...

You know again. My name is jennifer tumble i come from the state of monogamous the pay is low one weeks wages when you can buy you a bag of rice. English. But i think that im very difficult we have so many problems theres no medicine no food no work the minimum wage in venezuela isnt even enough for flour lower costs between fifteen and Eighteen Thousand ball of us if you cant get anything for you no milk nothing but the children are getting sicker and sicker and theres no medicine the situation is really bad. About somebody i think what if you have to leave the country to get help and stay al...

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So typically, these international investment protection treaty cases, they take a long time. so they may take many years in various courts. but we do expect that, at some point in time, we actually do get compensated — but that can be far out in the future. in the last year, markus, we've seen hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars promised to the industry by governments in europe and north america for the energy transition. i'm wondering how that's going. there are certainly areas where subsidies may be needed for this transition to happen. in our core areas, in the nordics, the marke...