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will there be self-analysis about why he kes tripping up over such issues? does he click making the same mistakes? 's because -- >> because he does not apologize and only knows forward gear. but i also think he is a changed human being. prime ministers become a worst version of themselves. margaret thatcher was dogmatic by the end. with boris, you get a sense of backed up against the wall. there is more paranoia and pettiness. you can see that in his behavior, but part of the problem is when i was mayor of london, he jumped is presidential, a sales job for london. it is hard to screw it up. you do not have any opposition, not have to be responsible to anyone but the electors every four years. being me minister is different, governing vice consent. it is a government mp you have two bring -- it is a government of the course. you have to to bring your party refute. he did not arrive -- party with you. he did not arrive with a plan. that is coming back to haunt him tonight. tim: as well as richie soon act and sergeant jarvis, three junior ministers have resigne

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john: in my free time i like watching football, riding my ke, and tching ctoons, visiting friends, andg jokes. i like local music, like odi wa muranga. they talk about the youth, how they are doing, how they don't have jobs, and how they are hustling. i like to go to school because of many reasons. one is that i am going to get my career there, i'm going to be educated there, and when i go through education, i am going to get a good job. in the future, i want to become an engineer or a businessman, because i have seen a businessman or a person who is doing business. i don't know what is going to happen in my future because i have seen many people who wanted to become pilot, and in other way they are the same people is see loitering around. others want to become doctors when in school but when they grow up they end up taking bhangi. that makes me afraid. what makes me happy is family, friends. when i am alone, i can call a friend or visit a friend. i can also get to tell my mother my problems and that makes me happy. host: that's all from us at “global 3000” this week. thanks for watchi

and if you don't quite know where to put it yet, says krulich, youan simply ke it me till u decide. >it or not, i didn't want sleep in an igloo. but you would not see me sleep in one of those things. i hope we've given you plenty of food for thought. if so, do come back next time round. until then, bye-bye and tschÜss! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 07/07/22 07/07/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> it is clearly nowhe will of the parliamentary conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party, therefore, a new prime minister. amy: faced with about 60 resignations from within his own cabinet and party, british prime minister

it might sound like a ke, but i mean it in cearley, is joe mansion defining the biden presidency?> he certainly is. basically prime minister joe mansion at this point. the president knows that and has tried to negotiate directly with joe mansion. it has not worked out. the president was asked if he thinks joe msion is negotiating in good faith. the president basically said i don't know. he did not really answer anything on that front. but joe mansion has every senator in the senate. joe mansion is wielding the power over and over again. the fact the white house pitched this massive proposal, mainly because of joe mansion, the package has slimmed down over the months. basically to the bare minimum. the president said they should go forward on it. it seems all they are going to get. >> i want to bring this back to you. you spent a lot of time in the region, how is president bid seeing their? >> it is not just president biden. we have to call a spade a spade. a lot of governments in the middle east see the u.s. as a receding power. i think the trump administration's efforts were to s

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new numbers today show a ke gauge for the prices we may up 6.8% year over year, the steepest spike since 1982 what's the bottom line from this week >> buckle up and get ready. >> reporter: melissa bradley is a venture capitalist and says small businesses have witnessed recession warning signs for months >> we see it every day in our receipts, and we need to figure out how to make some changes. >> reporter: markets meanwhile rose for the week, the dow up nearly 1,000 points, buoyed today by oil giants exxon and chevron reporting record second quart er profits, thanks in part to higher gas prices. consumers now finding relief from falling gas prices and job security nationwide the unemployment rate sits at near 50-year lows in marion county, iowa, it's practically nonexistent. do you feel like you're at risk of being out of work if we move into a recession? >> at the moment, no, just because there's such a high demand and we've already got so many orders already in >> reporter: americans navigating a dizzying economy. the demand for labor high but prices even higher emily ikeda, nbc news.

and if you don't quite know where to put it yet, says krulich, youan simply ke it me till u decide. >lieve it or not, i didn't want sleep in an igloo. but you would not see me sleep in one of those things. i hope we've given you plenty of food for thought. if so, do come back next time round. until then, bye-bye and tschÜss! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] live from berlin. boris johnson agrees to step down, just not right now. johnson admitted mistake that prompted alaka by dozens of ministers but he is not going quickly, saying he is staying on until his party chooses a new leader. also, ukrainian forces voiced the national flag to reclaim snake island.

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let's ta ke let's take a look at the front pages. so, let's start with the mail on sunday.russ has yet to formally declare that what she would do if she were the leader. tell us more. it do if she were the leader. tell us more. , ., , , more. it sounds i get might be tuesday. _ more. it sounds i get might be tuesday. she _ more. it sounds i get might be tuesday, she was _ more. it sounds i get might be tuesday, she was obviously i more. it sounds i get might be | tuesday, she was obviously out more. it sounds i get might be i tuesday, she was obviously out in barley when all of this kicked off. so having to —— back from her campaign is a little bit behind where you would expect it to be in terms of launching. but we've got a clear sense from what has been reported by the mail on sunday where she is going with her campaign and she is going with her campaign and she is going with her campaign and she is clearly pitting herself in direct opposition to rishi sunak. she wants to make a return to classic conservative principles. she will revert to the plans, changes to corporatio

i'm notoing to lelyer tried ke when i make sismeolha it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, as we come on the air, we're covering a number of breaking news stories, including donald trump's return to washington and rain fell in pars of missouri.nh the iconic gateway arch forced to close for the day. plus, that heavy rain drenching the midwest all week as 're trng fa-moving weather. tonight, in dueling speeches. trump versus pence. the battle for the republican party. >> they really want to damage me so i can no longer go back to work for you. >> i came today not to look backwards but to look forward. >> o'donnell: our exclusive

leaders approved it this week and would cap the amount landlords can hi yearly rent ke >>> welcome backreceiving backlash, dave chapelle is getting a fifth show in the bay area. the luther burbank center in santa rosa is extending his stay as local lgbtq community has been criticizing chapelle sankey promotes hateful rhetoric and endangers the lives of the community center released a statement calling the issue complex and sang, quote, it goes back to the question of where does censorship begin and censorship and here chapelle will now be performing through the weekend . >>> a twist for wnba star brittney griner as she awaits sentencing and russia. nbc news is learning the white house at dangling a possible prisoner swap to secure her release picture recently pleaded guilty to cannabis charges and could face 10 years in prison. sources say it's possible she an american businessman paul whelen would be exchanged for a russian arms dealer now serving a lengthy sentence here. paul whelen has been jailed since 2018 on spying charges and his brother tells the today show his family is hopeful

located here, evacuated from the flooded villages of the verkhoyansk region, three settlements, doping kes and verkhoyansk, 73 sites were freed from water in a day, including 40 residential buildings in total from flooded settlements evacuated, the village of batagai 51 people, including 169 children site following the leader the northernmost city of yakutia, verkhoyansk, is still bound by the river rescuers continue to help clear canals so that the water leaves faster a place for national holidays and sports competitions, although located on the edge of the city, but also could not avoid the impact of the elements of the water level. here it is already slowly subsiding, but the critical ones still remain dangerous, those who find themselves in the epicenter of the disaster will be provided with all the necessary assistance. in this, the population was personally assured by the head of the flood republic. he damaged the houses , destroyed the gardens, but did not break the spirit of the inhabitants , the water level was too high, and you can’t go against reading. the main thing is that now

russian president vladimir putin claimed victory in the eastern province of lohan's ke ukrainian troops withdrew from their last stronghold in that province over the weekend. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is hoping for a counterattack is the russians move towards the larger eastern city of donetsk. brittney griner made an appeal to president biden in a heartfelt letter asking him. >> to not forget about me and the other american detainees. that letter was passed on to the white house through her representatives saying that she fears she may never return home. griner's agent says that the letter was delivered on monday. her trial in russia began last weekend is supposed to resume on thursday. he's been nearly 5 months since her arrest on charges of possessing cannabis oil. >> the latest a variance of covid are posing a threat to have a summer surge. the ba 4 and ba 5 subvariants are making up about 60 to 70% of current cases. 4th of july gatherings are expected to contribute to an increase in cases. and doctor peter chin hong with ucsf says even if you had an omicron infection

a girl who was running with a machine gun , shooting a white bag with a bayonet, and shouting "kel ke her as your wife or mother or daughter. it seemed to you a little, but today it 's completely different." we need a scheme of war более умные выдержаны играной войны and what kind of things do they have there between the legs? it's not important what they have between the ears. and what do you think? why does russia, er, not attract women to its army? it seems to me that in the russian army, it's generally you who attract a woman there, it's russian armies do not attract men, too, the russian army, in principle , can not attract anyone. to grow up to be terrorists, is it to be defenders of our homeland? they were all discussing how the soviet army is mowing. you do whatever you want to your child someday. smile and we grew jane and us we saw a great answer about the russian army harry and jane thank you very much for this conversation and we are now continuing this topic because a-ah i heard from harry that we will be able to fully understand a-ah role of ukrainian women and that they

by the early afternoon, everybody gets sunshine except the kes and right through pup might not get muchat all today and the cloud build back in tomorrow. low 60s. let get day time hypes in here pep we're getting it it it hit aily and there seems to be ten degrees a lower average, this time of year. on the foot millsle. here is where the marine mu. out of respect that you're out west, it's going to be cold in the city today for gray dampness fmt so you got have to go to the northern sacramento valley. clearly get 101. weep aren't launching so a possibility of a there's a chance, that's something we're going to watch very closely. tho thunderstorms will get pulled out from the devin southwest, it happens every year. it happens, you know that happens occasionally in the summer, if not rare so the real focus is going to hob frp if serious, what do the models show? >> 10% to 10 to 20%. there as a lot chance that it's not all that likely. on the flip side that, is a high enough chump now. >> thank you. >> sure. >> he's led an effort to expand health care for some of the poorest people in i ff

health and things coming out of covid that we don't even have time to look at because the economy is, ke you need to get back to work and make money and you need your house payment. we are just sort of acting like things are normal when they clearly are not. there is a whole faction of this country that is taking the confusion as a way to further divide us th critical race theory or attacking trends kids. this is how they can really divide the country. >> in this series, united states of america, seventh season, one of the episodes is in california. your home state. your hometown. what is it that you wanted to learn about california firefighters? what did you want to learn about race in that particular segment? >> it is funny. that episode is about me learning more about the fire, but every issue in america ends up being a race issue. i wanted to know how is california supposed to live with the fact that fire season is no longer d part of our planning at a certain point of the year. i have an app on my phone that tells me how the air is outside. i used to deleted at some point. now i don

of the flooded villages in the verkhoyansk region , three settlements, bethen kes baranuk and verkhoyansk, remain flooded, 73 sites were freed from water during the day, including 40 residential buildings with a total of 501 people were evacuated to the village of batagai from flooded settlements, including 169 children and the herd of horses, in these shots they cross the flooded area after their leader. the northernmost city of yakutia , verkhoyansk, still bound by the river rescuers continue to help clear the channels so that the water leaves faster. the place for national holidays and sports, although located on the edge of the city, could not avoid the impact of the elements of the water level. here is already slowly subsiding, but the critical ones still remain dangerous, those who find themselves in the epicenter of the disaster will be provided with all the necessary assistance. in this, the population was personally assured by the head of the flood republic. he damaged the houses, destroyed the gardens, but did not break the spirit of the inhabitants, the water level with it was

researcher there and we stayed with her through all the months of our reporting and we're checking ke in with her to make sure we were staying on top of things and understanding things properly. so there's just a tremendous resource and they were on board with this project from day one so we were grateful to have them participate. >> you could see in watching your film ahead of this interview that it's not just a problem of the renters and people who get convicted, it's a problem with landlords. smalltime in particular landlords. >> that's been interesting and i feel so lucky to have been able to be on this story for months at a time because you could see it evolve. as the moratorium ground on and d landlords were not allowed to evict people sympathies sort of turned and people realized that the landlords shouldn't really be bearing the brunt of the financial it's that the pandemic put on everyone so it highlighted this issue of the tenant landlord -related relationship. the pandemic put a spotlight on them in a way we haven't seen for a long time and so one of the things that we were

kes stays cut off from the regional center.al buildings, social facilities and farmland were seriously damaged. while it remains quite tense, all emergency services on the ground are working in an enhanced mode, but meanwhile, the forecasts of weather forecasters remain disappointing, despite the decline in water levels, in some places it remains, and the likelihood of additional precipitation, which may well lead to the expected second wave of floods sergey zaborovskiy news, yakutia met informally in the czech republic created a support center for the internal security of moldova, but it was only about ukraine one of the main topics was the preparation for the risks to our security, which are 100% likely to arise, as the consequences of hostilities in ukraine, we fear the smuggling of firearms , the smuggling of migrants and drugs at that time how the eu council today agreed another billion euros of macro- financial assistance to the ukrainian secession, which will be used for various purposes by the european commission repres

let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stories in the headlines.oted to allow cross border aid deliveries to millions in rebel held syria from turkey for 6 months after intense diplomatic wrangling. the us, the uk and france had wanted to extend the aid for another year — a proposal which russia vetoed. london's heathrow airport has told airlines to reduce the number of tickets they sell for the remainder of the summer months, in order to cope with the rebound in air travel. the airport is limiting the number of daily passengers who can depart to one hundred thousand — four thousand less than scheduled. to the uk now, as eight contenders have made it to the first round of the leadership race to become britain's next prime minister. three candidates dropped out on tuesday, as the contenders each vied for the support of twenty of their colleagues. the first round of vote happens on wednesday. candidates with fewer than thirty votes will be eliminated. here's more from our political editor, chris mason. while waiting from the early front runner rishi

let's ta ke let's take a look at the latest weather forecast.nny spells in the forecast but also some pretty hefty showers. this is the satellite and radar pictures so far today. it shows what has been going on. this band of rain and cloud syncing across england and wales. plenty of showers and more generally cloudy across the northern half of scotland. this band of rain towards the south—east making quite slow progress. parts of essex and kent are likely to stay dry this afternoon. northern ireland and northern england, the southwest, sunshine but with a scattering of every and thundery showers. the northern half of scotland, extensive cloud and outbreaks of showery rain. temperatures north to south, 16 to 22. not impressive for this point in earlyjuly. this evening and tonight, some of that rain will reach the south—east corner. we will see cloud filtering into northern ireland and western scotland with showers. that is being blown in on an increasingly brisk breeze. temperatures overnight typically between nine and 12 degrees. tomorrow is set

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