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katherine keneally, the racial tension aspect of those comments. guest: for a variety of these ideologies, race is an essential key to this. but it's the premises or white nationalists, whatever you want to call the key suspects is essential to this. it is important to take away here is that words matter. when high-profile individuals, trump or whoever, spread conspiratorial things or violence, hostile rhetoric directed at people of color or immigrants, it is important to know that while they may be not directly calling for violence, it does embolden certain individuals to take action against those groups. and, in a lot of ways that is often violence. the key here is noting that words matter. what type of mainstream media and other groups say, it matters and has an impact that is really important to know. host: here is a headline from abc, jumping off what the callers said. why is it that they are able to capitalize on what happened at mar-a-lago? guest: similar to was i previously noted about the shifting narrative and claims that the u.s. governm

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i mean, katherine's point about policy, but it's going to be such a crazy year. who knows what that looks like? let's say republicans in the house. and democrats in the senate. what does it look like when they have hearings on hunter biden and try to impeach joe biden. and mccarthy is looking over his shoulder, whatever trump is saying. if mccarthy's even speaker. all these other people who will have been elected or reelected, who are, you know, screaming and yelling that he has to advance this, what do they do? do they pass even nominally restriction on abortion? what does that do nationally? does that republican vote for that? i'm not so sure does the party start to fracture in all kinds of ways that it has in the past in the house? what does biden do biden ran for re election? what does trump do is he already does he announced in the next couple of weeks for reelection and there's so many variable and does trump get indicted. what's the popular reaction to that? it's not gonna be a normal, okay, we've been through this, you know, you lose the house or congress

host: so katherine keneally, your response?uest: we look at extremism, and that a separate from what i am talking about. second, i do hear you and i hear what you are saying. i am based in montana. i have a very unique background. i come from a farm town in rural montana. i understand that some of these christian families will give you the shirt off their back. i am talking about violent extremists that planned violence. that is different from political ideologies that you are discussing. host: to his point, about who can be radicalize. what are the characteristics that you find? guest: it is a common mistake about who can be radicalize. the kids who sit alone at the lodge tybalt. the indicators about who is most susceptible. what we can do is look at the systems that are in place that are increasing radicalization. like what i mentioned, the social media platforms. the type of actor spreading disinformation. host: what about the role the government has played and not disclosing information then being accused of hiding informat

professor katherine j°y lunch tomorrow.beaks are one of the most distinctive birds in europe and western asia. but they're facing an increasing number of hazards. climate change is impacting their migration routes between europe and africa. and now there's been a sudden spike in stork deaths in hungary. our correspondent nick thorpe has been investigating. the famous white storks, a protected species, are dying on the great hungarian plain. some electrocuted, others poisoned. probably, the stork was resting on the pool. when he or she started to fly and opened the wings, one edge of the wing touched the line and one of the legs was still on the iron part of the pylon and electricity went through the body. this is how they die. 150,000 birds are electrocuted each year in hungary. the hazard to birds of these electric poles has long been recognised and there are easy solutions — you can install plastic insulating caps on the wires, even perches where the birds can stand. but they're expensive to install. only 10% of pylons ar

in the 20132017 elections to defeat a dingo this time opinion polls are predicting a tight race. katherine sawyer is more from ny ruby. ah, by law dingus says he is campaigning for change. it's. he's 5th run for president. this time he has the backing of outgoing president who kenyatta in a part stadium would dingo meet his spinal peach to kenyans, reminding his supporters about he struggling for democracy early in the research to hong if i don't wanna redo it because i loved her more than i love, but i law law who's who turned up for this riley said they trust him to one hour. about a week i, i believe things will change because rayleigh has done a lot for our work. william router, the other main presidential candidate, assembled, he supported in different parts of nairobi, central kenya, oh, router is the deputy president but has fallen out with his books. he says he wants to focus on what he calls that bottom up economy and empower kenyans financially. i oh, i do not do them about it if i can. yeah. there are many we are expecting and we know he would identify the candidates. yes. simil

joining us this morning is katherine keneally she is here to talk about domestic terrorist threats. what is your group and what sort of tracking do you do of these groups that we are talking about? guest: thank you for having me. the institute of strategic dialogue is a global organization that looks at extremist threats across the ideological spectrum. both domestic extremism to islamic radical extremism. what we do is track a variety of groups as well as a loose network of individuals affiliated with extremism. what the end goal is informing policy as identifies and threats. these threats can lead to individuals, specific trends that pose threats. or it could be threats to the election. there is a broad range, but at the end of the day, it is getting a better understanding of the threat of extremism is, how we can identify it and move on. the internet is an expensive place and most of our efforts is online. through our individual research we have researchers are in spaces such as meta-, instagram and formal social media spaces and french spaces. there are platforms such as for cha

katherine: we only have a few minutes left.stion: what did you personally learn about silicon valley? there's a lot of misconceptions outside of silicon valley on how the ecosystems work and all the crazy people thinking about the urfuture. what did you learn about how the system works and how the ecosystem works and what surprised you most about it. jimmy: yeah, it's a great question and it's one that in five years i'll have a better answer potentially but it's junk to mind for me. one is silicon valley is unusually tolerant of people who are on the fringes or misfits in other parts of society; right. there's a high degree of openness to people who might not communicate with perfect english whowh might not dress like in a way that would be acceptable likeny the kinsey company job tt have ideas, you know, about everything from life extension to space travel. that is embraced. that level of unorthodoxed thinking iss embraced in this place. i found it -- i know there's some idea about that, but i found it very vividly in my discu

katherine stone the commissioner found there were breaches of the parliamentary code of conduct but theyiberate attempt on sir keir starmer�*s part to mislead. he has apologised and said he takes full responsibility, although these were administrative errors on behalf of his office and he won't face any further action. of his office and he won't face any furtheraction. but of his office and he won't face any further action. but it is perhaps a little awkward or embarrassing for sir keir starmer, a politician who prides himself usually on playing by the rules. , ., ., ., ., ~ , ., the rules. jonathan, thank you. jonathan blake. _ the us talk show host and conspiracy theorist alexjones has been ordered by a court in texas to make an initial payment of more than $4 million in damages following his claims that the sandy hook school shooting, in which 26 people were killed, didn't happen. the case was brought by the parents of one of the children who died in the attack. peter bowes sent us this report. the sandy hook massacre was one of america's worst ever mass shootings. 20 children and six

katherine, what do we have from the world of twitter. to the white house? yeah. the issue of -- look, i -- the words of this "times" editorial, you have to read this editorial today because it crystallizes an issue i have been wondering about. it is necessary to consider not just whether criminal prosecution would be warranted but whether it would be wise. and i don't think that you'll find a citation, nothing in the constitution, nothing in the case law, nothing statutory as to wherein lies the basis for that, for a prosecutor. i'm not denying what the "times" says. i'm sure it's a consideration for merrick garland. here senate leahy says go after the ppp people and put them in prison. i totally agree. there's no consideration of the impact on society there. like, here is the law. go apply it. it's a lot more complicated with trump. and the "times" also says it ought to be something serious if they are going to prosecute him. >>> have you voted yet at the smerconish.com poll question? is president biden's student loan forgiveness fair?

oh, it belongs to lady katherine and lady augusta. they are the oldest of the children. they are is a and 14 years of age -- they are 15 and 14 years of age. i think they left in a hurry last night. you see these young ladies have the largest bed chamber because they also take their lessons here in the house. that bed over there is for their governess, yes, a french governess. we may not like the french, but we do like their style. very important that these young ladies speak french. they will be present to the royal courts. their father has a seat in parliament. but now the governor's taken his entire family off to [inaudible]. they are sailing up the york river at the moment, which means they are all sharing cabins on a ship. seven children and the governess and their nursemaid and the servants, oh my. i'm sure they're wishing they had this much room again. oh, lord and lady dunmore's chambers are over this way. we will pass through a guest room here as well on our way. i know. i knew you would like it. oh, lord and lady dunmore share the bed chamber right over here, i

katherine harrison tentative start time of the meeting is 6:00 pm. after 8:00 p.m.ra sosnovich will enter the court, who will play with the italian elisabetta in the first round. it occupies the ninety-ninth position in the world ranking. sosnovich, 32nd later than all of our tennis players, will be played by victoria azarenka, who will face another american, ashlyn krueger, this is also the tennis player and from the third hundred all the rivals of the belarusians have made it to the main draw and will start with qualifications at the us open today and ilya ivashka belorus will play against sam coerrie at the moment the american tennis player occupies 287th place in the atp ranking together with experienced doctors we raise important topics sleep , this is the only opportunity to renew and restore your strength. and for this, in fact, you don’t need a bed much. the mattress is a blanket, and a pillow, we will just sort it out and test the pillow, we will reveal facts about which many do not know about 85% of the total population of our globe have the herpes virus i

of the us open grand slam tournament, the first racket of the country fought against the american katherinen's opponent entered the main draw of the grand slime from the qualification, the result in the match was 6:16.3 in favor of the belarusian, it took an hour and a half to reach the second round. arina filed for relegation three times and made four double faults. the readiness of the dynamos is 90%. so the head coach of the representative of belarus in the mhl andrey mikhalev. assesses the state of the team. in anticipation of a big start, get another 10%, time allows, because the beavers will play the first match in the regular season only on september 7, stanislav lipsky and i will black and blue. the official farm of minsk dynamo hockey club dynamo shinnik is about to start writing its new history of bodruchan after a break of six years, returning to the youth hockey league, the task is to immediately reach the playoffs. the main thing is to get into the top three in your division already next year. after the guys are up. uh, in this atmosphere, that is, they will get used to the lea

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neil: you have to wonder in this environment, katherine. need to get people back into the office five days a week and i think you're building a $3 billion tower in new york and you want to fill it. so, i get that. but there's been subtle on the part of other investment firms, money investment banks, to get their people back. a little less so because of the crime in the new york area saying, it's scary getting on the train. but getting people back in the office. >> yes, it does, have to do with the strength of the labor market. when it's a red-hot labor market we're talking benefits, flexible work, or remote work, or snacks in the office or whatever it takes to entice people off the sidelines. higher wages, whatever you need to get people in the door. when things change and unemployment moves higher and we're seeing that, we're seeing companies rescinding job offers now, and seeing plans to fire people, and when that happens, then who cares about remote work? you want work. and i'll give you some numbers and first half of this year, producti

. >> joining us now at the table is jackie kucinich, and katherine lucy.the white house has had quite is change of tone over the last few months. and, in fact, it almost seems like it's going back a little bit to how they were feeling about biden in the first few months of his administration. reason to ron klain, the white house chief of staff, talking about how to put biden in historical context. >> we have a presidency where the president has delivered a largest economic recovery plan since roosevelt, the largest infrastructure plan since eisenhower, the most judges confirmed since kennedy, the second largest health care bill since johnson and the largest climate change bill in history. >> get all that? there's a list. >> everybody's happy, they're incredibly energized right now, and they do think this answers the questions of premise, they ran on doing big things through legislation, this latest run of bills really show that. the president now has an argument to take to midterm voters, they think this helps vulnerable democrats, and they think it's a co

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senate running for re-election, katherine cortez masto. but here is the problem. republicans have been draining away hispanic votes in several regions of the country. and that could happen in nevada, too, and make all the difference in the senate race. so we see that one as a total tossup. not that the others aren't close, but you could at least lean the others to one side or the other. but nevada, i don't think you can do that. >> you couldn't make up this cycle. thank you as always. we really appreciate your expertise, dr. sabato. >> thank you, michael. >>> what are your thoughts? hit me up on social media, youtube, facebook. i'll read some responses throughout the course of the program. what do we have? from the world of youtube. this is what trump has brought to us. he lowered all of us to his level. i don't know franklin if i can lay on donald trump's shoulders the way in which this pennsylvania race is being argued. i mean, frankly i blame the voters in large measure for being so responsive to these sort of tactics. gop rich dude, not with standing the guy w

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just search katherine olmstead or the title of her book, "newspaper axis." ♪ >> on "about books," weelve into the latest news about the publishing industry with interesting insider interviews with publishing industry experts. we'll also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books, the latest book reviews, and we'll talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's booktv. ♪ ♪ >> host: and welcome to the "about books" program and podcast. well, the court case involving the merger of two large publishers, penguin random house and simon & schuster, will be our primary focus, but first, here's some other publishing news. in the wake of the stabbing of author salman rushdie earlier this month, quote: the awe attack is tragic, but it will serve to redouble our commitment to fighting for the rights of authors to speak out and of publishers to disseminate their words. without these freedoms, publishers or and writers are effectively muzzled. well, when itna comes to the business of publishing, book sales have been falling this year compared to last. in july book sales

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of the us open grand slam tournament, the first racket of the country fought against the american katherinen's opponent entered the main draw of the grand slime from qualification, the result in the match six one six three in favor of the belarusian , it took 1.5 hours to reach the second round. arina filed for relegation three times and made four double faults. the readiness of the dynamos is 90%, so the head coach of the representative of belarus in the mhl andrey mikhalev. assesses the state of the team. in anticipation of a big start, get another 10%, time allows, because the first match in the regular season, the beavers will play only on september 7, stanislav lipsky and i will become black and blue. the official farm of minsk dynamo hockey club dinamo shinnik is about to start writing its new history of bodruchans, after a break of six years they are returning to the youth hockey league, the task is to immediately reach the playoffs and get into the top three in their division and the very next year. after they take care of the guys . uh, in this atmosphere, that is, they will get us

vicki is going to be here with me for that katherine wolf. >> be back at 10. coming up at 9, talking about a shooting on a bart train this afternoon. seriously, injuring a passenger on the train. the shooter has not been caught. how bart riders are reacting tonight. yet another violent incident on that transit system. plus, a federal judge announcing what's next for a homeless encampment in oakland. it's been the site of massive fires just like this one when it's residents will have to start moving out and burning man is back starts this weekend. we caught up with some burners excited for their week in the desert. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has your weekend forecast here for the bay. i'm grant lotus. we'll see you grant lotus. we'll see you next tonight. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means m

she says at the college felony, katherine by give me locals called a volunteer nationalist battalions double of us children. while is the bright bucket completely flying away in the crystal playing with kit? is my ceiling? yeah. new figure mirrors probably gonna be madura a silly producer of the fall. now ukraine security service lieutenant colonel joined the militia men in 2014. that was a decision of conscience risking his own life. he rescued more than a 100 civilians and don best defenders took aside. so 3, i know who it was. she put in. we are both we do or not. but paula, what we have to go over the deal, do you have an email or was e, a b telephone off by itself, or is doing in school or stuff? but the wiley school is deal when you will. a buzzer i knew was truly ariana weiksner corner to control really gee. but the issue really come about the locals that will choose on my ceiling. really good machine tucker's reach or c d t. that is ali policy. what is the, what would been the spin ah, in the do bottles in them with the school has these to do with see what the clinical and sim

bishop plans to reduce poverty, but many people here say they want less stalk and more auction. katherine saw you al jazeera, gary, sac county. ah, are there this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. israel has carried out a wave of air strikes and gaza. an armed fighters have responded provoking peers of a full scale conflict. palestinian islamic jihad says it's $500.00 rockets at his railey cities, including tel aviv. israel says it's, i don't miss our system has intercepted them. arid sirens have been heard and sudden and central israel. while the 1st israeli airstrikes hit a high rise tower and gaza city, one of those killed was tasty al jabari, a commander of the al could brigades. it's the military arm of his lament jihad, but at least 10 others have also died, including a 5 year old girl. dozens of other people have also been injured in the strikes. what is this child's fault? she was dreaming of going to kindergarten and asked her father for his school bag and clothes. what has she done wrong? this innocent child, the philippine foreign minister and we came in, olla has told

katherine, specifically in the reno area. >> so let's take a look at radar for because we're seeing very active weather there. in addition to most of this year right now, there is a flash flood warning in effect through 05:45am. tonight, mainly in alpine county where that tamarac burn scar area exists. right now. we've gotten so far up to an inch of rain in that area with rain rates anywhere from about half an inch to 3 quarters of an inch and we could see flash flooding right now or soon. so we're tracking very severe weather out there right now for parts of this year. but a flash flood watch and flood watch in effect for most of this year through tonight. and we're going to see very active weather because of that monsoonal moisture creating pop-up thunderstorms with that risk and threat of dry thunder and lightning that could spark more fires. the good thing is we are getting quite a bit of rain out of this and that trend is going to continue through tomorrow. widespread light rain and that is going to impact this year again for your early friday noon. but then we are going to see, tho

president, william rito the race to replace outgoing leader who can jasa is expected to be close. katherine sort of puts from between 2 and central can. yes, voters arrived early to cast their ballots. technical and logistical problems were reported at some pulling stations. where does will come out well, as expected and every 100 who to increase. but overall voting went smoothly. members of the messiah community wore their traditional clothing as they waited patiently line. i'm expecting that is i, there is going to be peace that people are gonna are going to let the leaders of the a choice, the leaders that they know they are going to event in the economy of this country. deputy president william router voted in his home county in the rift valley. he's one of the front runners for the presidency. i feel very good that after so many months of campaigning and like leaking to the people of kenya and failing our agenda. and our manifesto and having discussions across the country this morning. it's d d. he's rival opposition leader. i low dingo voted at appalling station in nairobi, accompanie

. >> i spoke with elder abuse attorney, katherine stabbed or who has filed 2 lawsuits in the past against the san mateo facility. according to a tree, a parked the residents were mistakenly served dishwashing liquid as drinking juice. stettner says similar to past lawsuits filed against a tree. a this is a staffing issue. lack of staff, lack of trained staff. >> and i hear just a systemic problem of that facility. that's something this bad would happen. it's just not a one off kind of situation. something's wrong. if something like this happens, maxwell in the other 2 residents suffer from dementia 7 or says that's an important detail because i like nursing homes, assisted living facilities like atria aren't supposed to accept new residents with medical conditions that make them dependent on others and people with dementia many times, you know, are people who require assistance with all of their activities of daily living in their statement. atria says they are conducting their own internal investigation and that the employees involved have been suspended. >> staff may be fired in court s

i spoke with elder abuse attorney, katherine stabbed or who has filed 2 lawsuits in the past against the san mateo facility. according to a tree, a parked the residents were mistakenly served dishwashing liquid as drinking juice. stettner says similar to past lawsuits filed against a tree. a this is a staffing issue, lack of staff, lack of trained staff. >> and i hear just a systemic problem of that facility. that's something this bad would happen. it's just not a one off kind of situation. something's wrong. if something like this happens, maxwell's family says they were told by paramedics at all 3 residents suffered from dementia made the mistake of drinking the solution themselves. even if that were true. >> that would still be elder abuse because someone with dementia should not have access. >> to a drink like that in their statement, atria says they are conducting their own internal investigation and that the employees involved have been suspended. >> staff may be fired in court settlements awarded stettner says the life altering mistakes made inside assisted living facilities w

katherine da costa, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news.ountry's vice—president, cristina fernandez de kirchner, to 12 years injail for alleged corruption. ms fernandez is accused of defrauding the state during her two terms as president of the country, and being involved in a scheme to divert public funds. she has been on trial since 2019, and has previously dismissed the charges as politically motivated. elon musk has launched legal action to summon the former head of twitter, jack dorsey, to appear in court as part of his dispute with the social media company. musk is trying to pull out of a deal to buy twitter for $44 billion. his lawyers hope mr dorsey will help support their argument that the company wasn't honest about the volume of fake accounts on its platform. in the us city of atlanta, police have arrested a woman suspected of shooting two people dead, and wounding a third at different locations in the city centre. police said the attacks were not random and the victims were probably targeted. the suspect had initially remained a

winner a dingo says tale challenge, the outcome which place reach her head by a razor thin margin. katherine sawyer reports from nairobi. ah bry loading the faith, he won't accept it. there is.

they see that trauma work will take a long while to heal. katherine saw alta, 0 much aqua county. the body of an goal is former president has arrived in luanda, ending a dispute about where he will be buried. i was a edwardo to santos died from cardiac arrest. while in spain last month, some members of his family and the angolan government have disagreed on the re punch creation of his body according barcelona ruled, it would be sent to luanda. a decision has been welcomed by an goal as a governing party. chad's military leadership has started talks with the rebels, opposition parties and civil society groups. it's hoped the negotiations will bring an end to the violence and pay it away for elections. but some groups are refusing to take part as he been. morgan reports from and jemina 10 months of delay chat. national dialogue has begun in the capital gym may now bring together more than 50 rebel and opposition group, among others in the years of conflict and instability was, you know, noted through all below this disease. today we find the turning point in the history of our coun

, but for most your car and ahmed families, they say that trauma will take a long while to heal. katherine saw alta, 0 much aqua county. the body of an goal is a former president has arrived in luwanda, ending a dispute about the way he will be buried. jose at water just sent us, died from cardiac arrest while in fame last month. some members of his family and the end goal and governments had disagreed about the pat creation of his body. accord him boss alone, a route it would be sent to new and the decision has been welcomed by and goal is governing parties. thousands of people have attended the crowning of the new king of south africa, his largest, the ethnic group in the nation, king missy zulu, took the throne and a ceremony at the palace in an ongoing mom. well, the 12000000 south africans as their lose most leave in the province of quite luna town. the king manages 3000000 a heck of land owned by the community. many people in the province support should the governing african national congress, duly zulu, is the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa. but there's been

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. >> reporter: katherine scafide is professor george mason university >> by relying just on our eyessee a bruise, unfortunately, we are creating a disparity in how we're able to detect injuries across diverse populations. that can lead to differences in legal outcomes for these particular survivors >> whether someone is prosecuted, goes to jail for a crime >> yep >> reporter: it's a disparity actor and activist angelina jolie has been working to change. >> anybody with darker skin is going to have less chance at justice. >> reporter: jolie pushed for money and new federal legislation to expand this is a st research like scafide is doing >> so here we are in my lab this is a student of mine she has a bruise >> reporter: she is studying using alternate light sources to easily identify bruising on darker skin. >> let's look at it with alternate light and see what we find >> turn the lights out. >> okay. >> wow it popped out. >> reporter: scafide worked with texas a&m to study various wavelengths of light. >> what did you find >> we discovered that violet light and blue light when viewed

katherine da costa, bbc news.cies are facing accusations of colluding in the abduction and torture of a british national by the indian authorities. jagtar sinthohal, a sikh activist and blogger from scotland, was seized by indian police five years ago and has been in prison ever since. his case has been raised by successive prime ministers. now the human rights group reprieve has shown the bbc documents which they say prove that his arrest came after a tip—off from british intelligence. our security correspondent frank gardener has more. the case is serious enough that it has been raised by both theresa may and borisjohnson as recently as april. india, i should say, denies allegations of torture. the new part here is that reprieve and redress, human rights organisations, have gone very carefully through a report by the intelligence watchdog, which oversees the work of mi5 and mi6, and they are convinced that this story matches up a case where a tip—off was given by mi5 and mi6 to the indian authorities, which ulti

the press secretary katherine much karinejean-pierre doing a y lap-over lower imas prices. one host says worrying about the price of imas is simply a sign of one's white privilege. >> inflation is almost a privilege to care about inflation as your number one issue. the same is true of gas prices or the idea it's the economy stupid. i always found that analysis lacking. as a black person i don't want to get killed on the way to my job. brian: joining us is winsome sears, the lieutenant governor of virginia. if you complain about gas prices, are you showing white privilege? >> i watched this and i thought to myself, oh, god, these people are so misinformed. you lie to yourself, that's one thing. you need medication after that. don't lie to the people. there is no up thing as white privilege when it comes the food, groceries and clothes we have to buy for our children. we know what we are feeling. the man on the street knows what he's feeling. we can talk about prices up, prices down. the percentage this and economy economics 101. that's real life and real life is going to hit

sobolenko, the girl quite easily reached the second round of the championship, defeating the american katherineson from the third hundred list w.6.16.3 belarusian, made a little more unforced errors 13 to 12, but at the same time she surpassed her opponent in ace wieners and the percentage of the first serve, but the most important thing is that the number of double faults is not terrifying, only four missteps in the current season, we recall there was a boy when the arena scored 15 pieces per game, the next opponent looks much more dangerous is this an experienced estonian? cannes second racket of the country and 26th in the world victoria azarenka in a duel with american ashley krueger needed three sets to achieve success 61 4 6 6 2, in the second game belorussko missed the break advantage and lost again games in a row, but after azarenka she gathered herself and won further it will be more difficult to resist victoria everyone, alexandria sosnovich, who was not seeded at the us open, will have to go to the second round. although the thirty-second number of the world ranking allowed it to hop

maria: katherine, what about that?c story but keith makes a good point, semiconductors are in just about everything. >> i would take the other side of that trade. i'm more bearish. i think that this second half is going to provide opportunities to readjust portfolios to make them more defensive going into what i think is a 2023 that's going to be very difficult on the economic front. we're seeing an economic slowdown. inflation is going to drop. that's because demand is being destroyed. inflation is still high. let's not sing victory and be so excited if we get inflation down to 4 and-a-half percent by year end. real wages are negative. consumer confidence is very, very low. so i think that we are going to see a rollover in consumption. i suspect the s&p is going to suffer going into 2023. maria: all really great points for you both. thank you so much. keith, did you have a final word? >> i was saying, i agree with that, i think it is possible to be a market bull and an economic bear. she lays out the argument eloquent

but for most your car and ahmed families, they see that trauma will take a long while to heal. katherine saw alta, 0 much aqua county. at least 20 people have been killed in flood south of the afghan capital. cobble logo province has been hit, the hardest, more rain is. forecast and authorities have declared a state of emergency in 10 provinces. heavy rains of triggered land slides and flash floods killing at least 50 people in the north and east of india. swollen rivers have flooded homes and submerged many roads leaving people stranded. authorities have set up relief camps for the flood effected. the downpours are expected to continue this week. weeks of drought have uncovered long submerged archaeological relics around the world. rivers turning dry, have revealed ancient, put a statues in china, and a rock formation known as the spanish stonehenge tore. getting b has more. the priest or extern circle came into view when a dam in the spanish province of caceres dropped to a quarter of its usual capacity. the stains were 1st discovered in 1926 and have only been fully visible full time