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[laughter] >> on the asked to it follows what onelo do you think will ben opportunity for the court toerse itself in some way on the texas order? >> the texas order said specifically that it expresses no view whatsoever on the constitutionality. the texas case is whether we shouldas take, basically a decision of a lower court which are certain to defend and the texas gate had an immunity. >> it is but were very concerned about what it would do for the people of texas. why was that? >> for reasons that are obvious. [laughter] >> i think they would like to know. >> there were a lot of women who believe they had a right to abortion. and this might discourage or prevent some from doing it. that fits into the procedural law because one of the things you take into account is weighing the equities who will that hurt who don't issue an injunction and in my own view io might hurt a large number of women. the exercise their constitutional right to have the abortion. on the other hand i didn't think the only question involved in deciding such a matter. that was one question that i considered impo

will it end the year higher? frame your answer in the form of absolute certainty. benrnings will probably remain strong because inflation remains strong keeping nominal economic growth strong and sales are correlated with growth. earnings go up as long as margins don't get crushed. earnings should be able to hold up as well. if the market does finish the year higher from here, in an election year like this market wraps up into year end. jack: my calendar says international cat day monday and international bowling day saturday. anything else for investors? >> watch the inflation report next week, the next thing people are watching to see what the fed might do, will it raise rates a lot more like the payroll report or will it stop and in a way that suggests they will get it back? jack: speaker pelosi visited taiwan this past week and after she left china fired test missiles including into japanese waters, doesn't sound good for anyone's 401(k). do investors have to worry about taiwan's role in the semiconductor supply chain? al: the short answer is yes. this is geopoliti

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will. >> you mentioned that you visited ben franklin's house in london. we will have a little video to show to get people a sense of place with that. >> this is the only house that is still standing, not in boston where he was born, not in philadelphia, not in france where he went after he lived in this house for a number of years. , but here. >> this was a proper house for him. >> between 1757 and 1762 -- he does not leave between 1775. he spent the better part of 16 years in this building. >> those missions to london and paris, we have to fast-forward, when did he stop being a loyal servant of the crown and become a revolutionary? >> that is a good point you said. he was a very loyal servant to the crown. his son william was appointed the governor of the colony of new jersey. they would have a great falling out in the revolutionary war because of that. franklin is called the cockpit in whitehall, and there, he is upbraided for over an hour because of the colonists had attitudes towards the stamp act and governments. and they are clamoring for and penance

not to plant grain. disease the civil war situation fall in from abroad, not from russia, but will it from ben donnell, fullerton washington from canada from finland. ah! directly from not and your thanks to the finished journalist, he and his put good people in the west can know what's really happening and ukraine hoops and not just what's reported by western media. this is a serial war situation, not war between crane and russia, but war from the west against russian world. on february, the 23rd 2014, just after my done, the ukrainian parliament looks to repeal the law on the basics of state language policy. they suggest limiting the use of the russian language in a country way. last territories are populated by russians because you consider russian than native tongue when i was just reschedule it, as she did you wanna switch is sheila will at the boys will not other partially making you nearly make india, but shortly we mirror me when it's like last night but if you sonya stuart is dempster, russia is somebody's actual brother fella. when it's like last night, gemstone will cranes, cusick b

. >> mike: we will talk with senator ben cardin about his party's strategy and what it means for the of the president's agenda. if done... >> the united states will not be provoked buried >> mike: over taiwan, china cutting military and climate ties with u.s. over nancy pelosi's visit and holding military drills off the coast. we will discuss where the leaves white house policy on china and ask former u.n. ambassador nikki haley how the u.s. and its allies should respond, only on "fox news sunday." and... a major win for abortion rights in deep red kansas. we will ask our sunday panel how republicans may need to adjust their messaging for midterms. plus... fox news is on the road to midterms in wyoming, where congresswoman liz cheney and her trump-endorsed rival are connecting with voters in one of the most-watched primaries of the year. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> mike: angelo again from fox news in washington. you are looking live at the senate floor, where democrats have been working through the night to drive their election-year economic package towards final passa

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he will attack, he will be positive to the last. the strategy under ben of trying to dominate matches wherever they can, that is going to continue. this was clear when we heard from ben stokes when he spoke to the media shortly after the close of pay. we can hear from to the media shortly after the close of pay. we can hearfrom him now. over the three days, whenever they were batting or bowling, whatever we threw _ were batting or bowling, whatever we threw at— were batting or bowling, whatever we threw at them, they seem to counteract that. obviously, we have to give _ counteract that. obviously, we have to give a _ counteract that. obviously, we have to give a lot — counteract that. obviously, we have to give a lot of credit. it was an off game — to give a lot of credit. it was an off game for us, it is absently fine~ — off game for us, it is absently fine i— off game for us, it is absently fine i will_ off game for us, it is absently fine. i will be throwing motels like the pram. — fine. i will be throwing motels like the pram, the message from me and

signed what he hopes will help make an impact, a bill that includes $373 billion to fight climate change, widely considered the biggest package of its kind in u.s. history. cbs' benovers climate for us and will start us off tonight. good evening, ben. just how urgent is the situation? >> it's become very urgent, norah, and you can see why. this is what so much of the american west now looks like, dried out and burnt out. here in california, more than 99% of this state is now battered by drought, and the federal government is so concerned about this critical water source, it's taking unprecedented action. it's a crisis on the colorado. the nation's largest reservoirs are rapidly retreating. iconic dams could stop producing power. western states are being warned to drastically cut their water use. >> this is a crisis that we haven't seen in history. >> reporter: today the interior department declared a first ever tier 2 shortage on the river that provides water for 40 million people in seven states. arizona will lose 21% of its water, nevada, 8%. and the government is now threatening unprecedented cuts on all the states unless they start using less water. >> it is

league in in the play-off round of the qualification tournament, the white-blue team will play the first match against benisbon, the game will take place in lodz, poland, because due to the russian invasion of ukraine, dynamo cannot play matches in their hometown at their home stadium in front of their native fans . fenerbahçe tattoo austrian attack, but benfica looks even more serious and dangerous opponent in the portuguese team assembled technical and skilled performers benfica's colors are also protected by the forward of the ukrainian national team, roman yaremchuk. dynamo, weakened by the departure of several legionnaires, today will not be able to count on captain serhii sydorchuk and midfielder denys harmash, who will not play due to a series of yellow cards on the eve of the match. to please the ukrainians with a successful result benfica has an excellent infrastructure they have the opportunity and finances to invite high-level football players we will have to fight in matches with them now dynamo is not able to make transfers. we do not play at home, the team trains on the same field with child

will help make an impact. a bill that includes 373 billion to fight climate change. widely considered the biggest package of its kind in u.s. history. cbs's ben tracy covers climate for us and will start us off tonight. good evening, ben. so just how urgent is the situation? >> it has become very urgent, norah, you can see why, there is what so much of the american west n out and burnt out. here in california more than 99 percent of this state is now battered by drought. and the federal government is so concerned about this critical water source, it is taking unprecedented action. >> it is a crisis on the colorado. the nation's largest reservoirs are rapidly retreating. iconic dams could stop producing power. western states are being warned to drastically cut their water use. >> this is a crisis that we haven't seen in history. >> today the interior department declared a first ever tier 2 shortage on the river that provides water for 40 million people in seven states. arizona will lose 21 percent of its water. nevada 8 percent. and the government is now threatening unprecedented cuts on all the states unless they start using less water. >> it

we will also see ben proud go in the 50 metres freestyle. fastest man in the waters at the moment.erfly and he is hoping to add another gold to his collection in the 50 metre freestyle. an exciting end to the swimming programme it the aquatic centre. coming to an exciting climax there. thank you. want to move you away from the commonwealth games now. a line of football moves. premier league players will stop taking the knee before the majority of matches next season. top flight clubs started taking the knee to support the black lives matter movement. premier league captains consulted players before taking the decision. the taking of the knee may still take place before certain fixtures, including boxing day games and cup finals. that's all the sport for now. we will keep you updated on the hour every hour of day six of the commonwealth games. thank you very much, he has there imbibing of course with the latest on the commonwealth games. good afternoon to you. we will start with news in india because the generations, women have had to walk to get water. they have had to walk to get

will do nothing to help. >> sandra: that was the conclusion of the pen study. this benso there's the possibility that everyone's taxes are going up and inflation will go up and nobody would win, douglas. >> you should be concerned about that. you know, there's a lot of talk about whether the u.s. is in a recession or not. we need good sounds fiscal policies that will help the economy grow. this is the opposite. higher taxes in the future. it's not the right way to go. >> martha: thanks, douglas. really interesting. the wall street editorial board. wherever you look, there's criticism of this. the board says the 15% minimum tax on corporations is especially harmful and will lead to job losses. we'll see what kristen cinema does. she's obviously has leverage here. >> should be interesting. >> sandra: thanks, douglas. thanks very much. to kentucky now with the death toll now stands at 30 from the catastrophic flooding there. where that number and the flood waters may go even higher. we'll have a live report from the scene next. with best western rewards you get rewarded wh

we will hear from fed chairman powell. delay expect anything meaningful? beney expect the bernancke moment from 2,009. i don't think the fed knows what it needs to do, where inflation will settle. commodity prices are falling but we don't know how far inflation will come down and that will keep the fed playing it by ear for a while. jack: these predictions of what the fed will do our ahead of the actual fed. the unfortunate reality we do know, a great way to kill inflation is recession, falling stock prices, stuff we don't like. do we have to see those to cut the legs out of inflation? ibly17 ben: we do. when the fed does get around to raising rates in september, we will see the inversion part of the curve that matters and 3-month rates rise above the 10 year yield and at that point we count down the hard part about this, markets often rally in terms of the recession start so we get a bounce in the markets. jack: one way to get inside the economy, what retailers are doing and consumers are doing, you have been loading up on ranch dressing. jack: and impact of

nbc senior reporter ben collins tells us today, that will undoubtedly hurt his defense, in the trial forward by sandy hook parents. >> he also said he had nothing to do with sandy hook coverage in the years after the event itself, 2012. it turns out, up until 2017 even, five years after sandy hook occurred, he was sending e- mails and contributing sandy hook coverage to infowars. >> ben collins will have more details on the latest revelations and the midtrial confrontation between jones and sandy hook parents. >>> just into our newsroom, russian prosecutors are recommending wnba star brittney griner serve 9 1/2 years in prison. a verdict is expected later today. griner's lawyers maintain she had no criminal intent when she arrived there with vape cartridges, containingcannabis oil. it's still possible a prisoner exchange will free her, also involving a russian arm dealer, now serving a lengthy sentence in the u.s. >>> president biden offering condolences to the family of a u.s. congresswoman killed in a car crash. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. senator jackie walorski was one of the p

is getting better and the file is not yet subject to a relative , that is, if you will already make effects of two benemergency mp3s, then if it is already, then it will cost so much in the case of bmw installation and one of the factors why the russians, e.e., refuse mp3 in favor the battle is interesting to you, the explanation is quite logical, and as we can see, the enemy understands that it is necessary to look for more such repairable models of equipment in view of the number of stratagems that you do not carry on the battlefield, you have already mentioned about the machines there, these are combat vehicles of the landing party 2 3 4 which is common assessment of this family of vehicles on the battlefield, strengths and weaknesses in view of their use in combat , well, let's say so, the russian paratroopers did not reach me, that is, we stood opposite them, there were quite a lot of them. there were also bmt-4 and bmw 2, but they did not dare to attack the national er neighboring infantry i think dily mo now own video with these machines we don’t have, but we can say that the peculiarity of the

sergeant guts will er was ambushed in ben lomond as he investigated the deadly shooting of a federal officer in oakland . a week earlier, the sheriff's office said korea was taken to prison and guts, willers own handcuffs tonight. the search is on for a person who shot someone on a bar train. today's shooting happened at the fruitvale station. ktvu is christian caftan has the story from bart headquarters. so you have to follow with me here. the shooting actually happened at the fruitvale bart station. police tell us that the shooting happened at that part station. the shooter got on the train fired shots at the victim got off the train at the fruitvale station. the victim and the train, then proceeded here to the lake merritt station. that is where authorities were able to catch up with that victim. police say they were actually receiving 911 calls as that train was in transit. by the time the train arrived, officers at the lake merritt station were able to reach that victim within about a minute and a half of that train reaching the lake merritt station. that victim taken to highlan

unchanged side for their crucial series—deciding test match against south africa, which means captain ben stokes willce again — after hitting 103 and picking up four wickets during the second test victory. james anderson will also head to the oval with lots of confidence after taking six wickets during the match at old trafford. the final test gets under way a week tomorrow. britain's simon yates has withdrawn from the vuelta a espana after testing positive for covid—19. yates was fifth in the overall standings after tuesday's time trial and had been targeting a podium finish. yates is the first overall contender to be forced out of the race due to covid—19 but is the 13th rider to test positive in this year's race. chelsea have confirmed the signing of wesley fofa na from leicester for £75 million. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. more now on our main story, the death of the former leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. tributes have been paid around the world by many who saw gorbachev as a man of peace — and instrumental in bringing ab

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when does the shooting start and they will cry out in authentic pain soon. ben tracks disinformation and extremism and says he hasn't seen comments like this since january 6th. as you can see, ben is here with us. also with us is the assistant director. >> they are ready to go. the same people who organized this stuffer around january 6th, some of them are literally the people from january 6th. one of those comments you saw right there was a man who was -- >> can we put those comments up again? >> one of the comments that was posted last night, the second one there as you can see on the skbreen, that was posted by a guy who is awaiting sentencing for entering the capitol. >> he's already pled or been convicted. >> he's pled down, but this might complicate some things. >> you don't want to be his lawyer right now. >> he posted about how this was the civil war. he said, by the way, later on, i would say more, but i'm awaiting sentencing. so not particularly bright people, but these are people who are ready to fight. these are people who are ready to go is and have

chris, you bank junior, will face connor ben in a fight in london on october the 8th with both fighters, continuing the feud between families. now i'm going to be his fatherly figure ah, during the lead up to this fight and on the night. excuse me. one second quiz used that was the old me i now korea how korea, i'm just, i'm just saying, oh not nina. i'm viewed though. i'm glad be. i'm going to be your father on the item. i'm going to take you to school on the walk you through the doors miss, sit down in class, and i'm going to stick on you and i'm going to teach every single lesson you need to learn. all right, that is i guess for, for now it's back to kerry jerry, thank you very much. indeed. my mother will be here in just a few moments. mona websites as well. i'll just there dot com, stay with us. ah, ah. life a robust debates, a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other law literally stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your raise the way you're coming from. and he said, give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be heard.

now the question is, will those planes go further into that a d, i the, and hot that a defense identification zone into bonafide taiwan aerospace ben that will set a precedent that that will very clearly send a message. i mean, there are questions about whether they would even dare asli over a high one fall, and that's the case then that's definitely you rocking our pension. and maybe you're leading to some kind of conflict because every time trying to send those planes over and even if it is on time, one are based taiwan military scrambled there fighter jets, to try and monitor the activity. if not trying the weight china from going any further. so you know, that kind of activity is being very closely watch militarily. in fact, pie one says it's increases level of military alertness and defending itself not only and their faith in its waters on flood. and it is taking that with much caution, especially given china, very angry rhetoric and aggressive threats towards pie one new details of enlarged about the killing of al qaeda's leader in afghan stone. on sunday, a mental watery was reportedly struck by to help find missiles while

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i'm ben for solon rankoff will have your next news update next out. public a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of long the mediterranean sea scene of l muster. and so far, abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, he's ready to lead journey this week on d. w. the zone and blooming house is an ordinary apartment block in the city of rostock, in 1992. it was the scene of one of the worst outbreaks of racial violence in jenny's postwar history. ah, good now, and we've been living in that building and they set fire to it would in bondage day . how could such an outrage have happened? as he put his site down looking back, i'd say the police were completely out of their depth. it's my dog waiting leashed for coming before the what do local resident say to day about events back then. ah thursdays because i still don't understand it. i still feel bad. sorry about it. it's hard to talk about robert. it was justified simple as that. our role moving guns, i'm sick of people always bringing this up at mid afternoon. and what was the impact on the people who came und

earlier we asked you have you corresponded ben of eguard in brussels. how this will make travelling for russians more difficult? yes, it's very more costly and also the be more complicated to, to lock an application in the shannon countries, instead of 35 years russians would have to pay 80 years. they would have to wait 3 weeks for the process and to be finalized and alter the embassies could ask for more documents and also for proof that the tourist can maintain themselves than they are in shannon. and that is difficult because they don't have access to international credit card systems anymore and or to international bank accounts. so there will be a lot of administration administrative burden added through the process. and all of that is designed to cut back the entries from russians into the shannon zone. so far since russia began its war on ukraine half a year ago. we have won 1000000 entries by russian passport holders registered in the you. most of them through finland, latvia and estonia, the 3 countries that have land borders with russia. because as you kno

now the question is, will those planes go further into that a d, i the, and hot that a defense identification zone into bonafide tie one aerospace ben that will set a precedent that that will very clearly send a message. i mean, there are questions about whether they would even dare asli over a high one fall in that's the case then that's definitely racking up pension and maybe leading to some kind of conflict because every time trying to send those planes over and even if it is on time when they're based, taiwan military scrambled their fighter jets to try and monitor the activity if not trying the weight china from going any further. so, you know, that kind of activity is being very closely watch militarily. in fact, pie one says it's increases level of military at alertness and defending itself, not only and their faith in its waters on land. and it is taking that with much caution, especially given china, very angry rhetoric and aggressive threats towards pie one or people in taipei have smith's views on my there nancy pelosi visit will make any difference. but younger who i really want to see her. i hope that the relationship b

this battle for crimea well, let's assume that it begins, the minister of defense of britain ben volos, who willndidates for the post of prime minister, flew data to the conference dedicated to the aid ukraine and said in an interview with the bbc that britain still does not know the reason for yesterday's explosions at the russian air base in crimea, but definitely does not consider russia's explanation plausible . of the ukrainian military, doesn't this mean that the world actually recognizes the logins and legitimizes the return of crimea with weapons and this can change certain accents and in the war itself, you know because when you attack it's one thing about russia and when you have the counterattacks are already being hit. so it is already a question of whether to attack or to run back and defend crimea, please , in fact, the statements of both the americans and the british indicate that what we talked about, well , literally last month, about the fact that the west is finally coming to another point of view on the ukrainian war against russia on the ukrainian west of its territory, the

the more walls of protection we try to put up the less growth we will have going back to ben's book thosee suspicious or racist or anti- somatic. that's a breeding ground. >> it's very interesting. so as we move towards wrapping up with an unusual book this is, if you set out to write ao book with the political economyt and you want a lot of people buy it then you either appeal very strongly to the left as a new york times reader or appeal very strongly to the right and those are beer markets you can sell a lot of books. i can't not but i'm having trouble reaching for an example someone has tried to doik something in the middle i you don't end up like one of those people in some city there is a lot of games and you did not join a gang then both sides beat you up. if that does happen and it may happen it have to warn you i think it is great that you stock up on to make things matter. and with those economic issues. >> it's what economists need to do. it comesli right out of econ 101. andll then i actually think i'm not a politician so this may be naÏve but and then the population suffering

ben rich. hello. there will that stay dry through the rest of today with some lengthy spells of sunshine. but in other spots, some blustery winds and some quite heavy thundery downpours, particularly along the line of a weather front. this narrow band of rain pushing out of southern scotland and northern ireland into the far north of england could be the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, some heavy thundery showers into northwest scotland. quite windy out there for many. highest temperatures across eastern england, up to 25, maybe 26 degrees. through this evening and tonight, this band of rain will sink its way south tending to break apart, but still the potential for the odd sharp shower in north wales, the north midlands. by the end of the night, more showers into north west scotland, dry elsewhere with lows between ten and 15 degrees. now, tomorrow across northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, it should stay mostly sunny with just the odd shower. further south we'll see more cl

ben: that is a very good question. there are six concessions at the moment. there will concessions on offer with the current new tender process. a lot of analysts are expecting that the original six, the current six will be returned. but my belief is that, they have not priced in the risk that at least one, if not two of the foreign operators stand a very, very high chance of not getting a new concession. especially with the geopolitics shift over the last few years. on top of that, i stress that the number is six. there is possibly that there may be fewer than six. if you think about it, china has dismantled their fintech industry, they have gone after the education sector. here, we have the gaming industry which is seen as a vice by beijing. therefore, with the amount of revenue we have, some people may say that it may not be enough to sustain six. in that case there is the risk of them reducing the number. shery: ben lee, it was good to have you with us igamix , management and consulting managing partner there. hong kong hsbc is under increasing pressure to spin off

will amount to an air and sea blockade. but despite china's threats tie once president, sighing ben was resolute mandates as she came facing deliberately highland military thread. what i want was not back down, we will firmly uphold our nation sovereignty and continue to hold the line of defense for democracy. on the ground in the capital, taipei opinions were divided. some feared retaliation from china. and by the way, after pillows, his visit, taiwan is not targeted. i think she is making trouble for us. of course, i am worried about military confrontation. while others were less concerned, the hotel you? i used to china threats my feel numb. i don't feel particularly nervous, but i think that the media is exaggerating the matter. yet he had young at that with taiwan now effectively surrounded by chinese military fears of a new crisis in the taiwan straits, arising all eyes and now on beijing. earlier we spoke to the de leon joyce lee and taiwan, who gave us the latest regarding beijing's military drills. so chinese navy shapes and military aircraft crossed the taiwan strait median lines several times to day. the drill wa

they will move traps set by posters and sec. if the ben uncommercial logging is complied with, the big cats need the forest to creep up on their prey. 2022 is the year of the tiger and the chinese lunar calendar. so the country is proud to announce that the population of the wide saburo and tigers has increased from 27 in 2017 to more than 60 to day. and before we go, some unusual wildlife, as taken to the chicago river, a flock of 75000 rubber ducks raced along the waterway. they were raising money for these special olympics proceeds, will fund sporting opportunities for adults and children with special learning needs. on the day they was a winning duck. but as they say in sports, it's taking part that counts don't forget, you can always get the d w news on the go. just download our app from google, play all the apple app store. it'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news you're watching did up in is live from berlin, stick around because all the business is comin

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