ready my name is james green, i'm a researcher king's college in london. how are i research for the operation arms exports and arms and bong is daniel salisbury is a researcher at the department of war studies. the academics maintain good connections with western intelligence agencies and are often interested in the same things their specialty is digging up information accessible to anyone, but found by few. when you start looking at these cases, a lot of information is kind of hidden in plain sight. um, so we, we use the help from some chinese linguists and really started exploring what was out there on the internet. the researchers used chinese keywords to come through commercial registers, customs and cort databases. in this way, daniel salisbury and his colleagues were able to shed light on carl lees network of companies from they're based in london. we found that most of his businesses was linked to 2 addresses. the so the use you mention appears to be launch office book in downtown dot in is not quite as cold as crazy, but it is quite to has a lot of

james is telling that you know that the russians gave green to molly yesterday. and molly, of course, has a center of water events watch was very clear. and how the security partnership with russian being friendly with russia. these, you're getting grey and voting for your brain. the u. n. g, a lazy probably not receiving a camera. right? because a, this was an off a made only to it. there's to 6 of the 17 countries in attendance or exactly. yeah. and it was, uh, as i said, being companies that are in attendance. i suggest that there's a smaller than the 43 that were in the last 2019 summit. so the vast majority of the internet is not going to be receiving supplies permission. and so those countries that stayed away what, what was mostly, what are they, are they making a point by staying away? is it was easily offensively, a boy thought, because as you say that the, the attendance they see much lower than last year. and then 2019 companies are doing well, i think it reflects in some ways the opinions of various members dates towards the warranty. we look at the u

he is encouraging folks like james comer, like marjorie taylor greene hyping up this informant. he has completely lost control of his caucus. the oversight committee, as a freshman member, i was not expecting would be spending all of our time chasing tinfoil had conspiracy theories. that is what the oversight committee has become. >> and that presents an interesting challenge for democrats. i want to get your sense of -- given the new letter from your fellow democrats on the oversight committee, what you think comer will do with that? do you think give in on those demands or is this nothing more than a symbolic gesture that the democrats are making, just to say okay, we responded in the moment? >> this is a serious issue. look, what we have essentially is the chairman of our committee has, for many months, been touting this informant that has now indicted seriously on the run, and i think that we have a right to know as the chairman is looking and seeking, what does james comer know? how long has he known it? who has he been working with? has this informant completed contact wit

why i think a lot of it has to do with effect that the left green parties were quite successful in exposing possible james as connected to the file rights and power in spain. a lot of span. yeah, it's just didn't feel comfortable with the idea of it's a 50 years after the end of the frankly dictatorship and now the file rides party could be part of the spanish government. and i think also pregnant essentials benefited from the weakness of opposition to the faithful, especially in the final days of the election campaign. he has made a lot of mistakes. he has made some sexist remarks and you also couldn't explain an old picture showing fickle with a famous spanish drug large. so i think in the end it was a combination of the few of the far right and the conservative sweetness. yes, it's all, it's that resulting from a madrid i thank you very much of a ukrainian defense sauce has confirmed that ukraine use drones to attack buildings in moscow. that's according to these agency, a f pete and set the attack was a special operation carried out by keeps forces russians defense industry said to drones with neutral

house oversight chair james comer and homeland security chair mark green sending a letter to acting commissionersistent with the common cvp practice to get rid of employees perceived and problematic by high level officials by forcing those employees out of frustration to relocate, retire, or resign. joining me now is national border patrol council vice president and border patrol agent, art del cueto. art, good morning. do you believe that is what happened to this official? >> look, we've heard about it before, right, it's the famous three r letters. i'm not sure what happened to him. some of us have been vocal from day one. obviously, we get other people that get on us, and say hey, why do you say this, why do you say that i'm not sure exactly what happened in that situation but you know what, a lot of times some of the higher level officials they've had the opportunity to make some changes and when they get closer to retirement, something is said and something like this comes up so it's possible. it certainly is. and everyone has heard of the famous three r. cheletters.cheryl: i can see rn as

james torres will have the information about the blue green algae.nd we do have a few high thin clouds that's undercutting the ridge of high pressure. but nonetheless, just slightly cooler today than what we experienced yesterday. temperature wise, it is so mild to downright warm. okay, cool. and half moon bay at 55. but look at livermore after 107 yesterday, barely any cooling overnight at 81 degrees. it's 82 in fairfield and flirting with 80 degrees in san jose. it is now 71 in santa rosa. heat advisory away from the water until tonight at 11 p.m. our outside numbers coming down from 107 to 101 86 in san mateo. you know, you look at these temperatures along the peninsula and many people are not the incipient or have the luxury of ac. so that's mighty hot for them across the bay castro valley 84 today. and 90in napa and sonoma. i tell you what, will we gather next time around, claudine? we'll talk about the cooldown and your 4th of july forecast. look at pacifica. that might be the place to tend to roll to today. all right. well,n the east bay. and

green energy solutions. i'm moving away from impulse of chinese commodities. james suggested the possibility of resuming negotiation for potential free trade agreement. and so in the you have a set of things off the tools. well hold to all of the hall visions decade ago. the one that i was was it came up with a 2 regional kind of shows as a z, adamant that i have been engaged in a tow total of dispute over my lives in the south trying to see if in advance is one of the few countries in the asia pacific but maintains post relations with austin powers. recently it hosted large scale murphy exercises with the u. s. navy, china has harshly criticized that partnership thing. the us as being over extending is reach the detriment of the asia pacific region. i'll say, continue to call, just says, looking at the numbers, wonderland statement doesn't actually make much sense. so let's look at some numbers. e. u. trey was a philippines in 20. 22 was about 16000000000 euros. that's about 17600000000 us the china philippine trade on the other hand, last year is worth about 87.7

, i remember so much green mike vazovsky and sergey how the name of the second e, i don’t remember the last name, but his name was sullivan, full name abbreviated sally uh-huh jameste here by the nickname sally and michael mike wazovsky yes, that’s right 10 questions behind the second round behind, well, i want to ask you. now vera, for example, vera has the second and first round. if we compare where the questions were more difficult. well, in my opinion, the same, to be honest, how do you like the second round. eh, it was easy. some of the questions were hard. uh-huh stepan, how do you feel the second round is more difficult easier more difficult for me. yes only towards the end. collected his thoughts in the end. this is the most important thing, but maybe it won’t help to pass. we’ll find out soon enough, but hmm varvara tell you how the second round is. personally , it was much easier for me in the second round than in the first one. third round or not. we don't know how the other guys played. it's hard to say, right? well, let's hope, as they say, now let's look at the screen, we'll see. uh, the results of your game for each correct answer to the question,

reporter: sydney's green collar is the biggest investment firm in australia to trade in environmental certificates. manager jameshulz says the system may not be perfect, but it's better than nothing, what with 30% of emissions coming from the rural sector, for example, in logging. james: there's no way we could ever create enough carbon credits to solve the fossil fuel industry. carbon credits are not going to keep fossil fuels in business, at least not in australia. what we do need to do though is drive investment into the land sector. we do know that we have to solve these large-scale land clearing issues, habitat loss issues, biodiversity issues. and that costs money. and it costs a lot, lot more money than we have in government financing available to pay for it. reporter: farmer michael dempsey has profited from that. his yearly check is there to help him in dry spells or if meat prices fall. at least from his perspective, australia's carbon farming program is a real win. host: are we flushing away a valuable resource? in mexico, human feces are being used as fertilizer to produce tasty vegetables. reporter:

reporter: sydney's green collar is the biggest investment firm in australia to trade in environmental certificates. manager jameshulz says the system may not be perfect, but it's better than nothing, what with 30% of emissions coming from the rural sector, for example, in logging. james: there's no way we could ever create enough carbon credits to solve the fossil fuel industry. carbon credits are not going to keep fossil fuels in business, at least not in australia. what we do need to do though is drive investment into the land sector. we do know that we have to solve these large-scale land clearing issues, habitat loss issues, biodiversity issues. and that costs money. and it costs a lot, lot more money than we have in government financing available to pay for it. reporter: farmer michael dempsey has profited from that. his yearly check is there to help him in dry spells or if meat prices fall. at least from his perspective, australia's carbon farming program is a real win. host: are we flushing away a valuable resource? in mexico, human feces are being used as fertilizer to produce tasty vegetables. reporter:

reporter: sydney's green collar is the biggest investment firm in australia to trade in environmental certificates. manager jameshulz says the system may not be perfect, but it's better than nothing, what with 30% of emissions coming from the rural sector, for example, in logging. james: there's no way we could ever create enough carbon credits to solve the fossil fuel industry. carbon credits are not going to keep fossil fuels in business, at least not in australia. what we do need to do though is drive investment into the land sector. we do know that we have to solve these large-scale land clearing issues, habitat loss issues, biodiversity issues. and that costs money. and it costs a lot, lot more money than we have in government financing available to pay for it. reporter: farmer michael dempsey has profited from that. his yearly check is there to help him in dry spells or if meat prices fall. at least from his perspective, australia's carbon farming program is a real win. host: are we flushing away a valuable resource? in mexico, human feces are being used as fertilizer to produce tasty vegetables. reporter:

do you want to see monetary and james says the end of the black sea green deal will risk millions of lives. he's been speaking often. you claim accused russia of attacking more green stores in the a decimal region on the black sea coast. 2 people have been injured in the latest air strikes, and tons of agricultural projects have been destroyed. but you want to security council also met to discuss the consequences of the deal ending. i diplomatic editor james base reports from un headquarters in new york. this was the 2nd meeting of the un security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea grain deal. there was strong comments from both the political. i'm the humanitarian chief of the u. n. for many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness or disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of the children and their families . they're not sad. the angry. they're worried that can so some of the go hungry, some will stop, many may die as a result of these decisions. the events of the past week about the latest developments in the

europe in businesses that exported and a result green from ukraine. meanwhile, as amazing of bricks, officials in johannesburg, russian national security. james nicolai's title. this as stated that the west and minority rejects the multi power system. the world continues to move confidently to what's in more just multiple a system based on the principles of trust and the cool opportunities for the free and distinctive development of both countries and peoples. unfortunately, the subjectivity is categorically rejected by the minority in the west, which in an attempt to maintain a war domination, use any means from unit actual sanctions do hybrid twice. it has come to the point that the global minority seeks to replace the u. n. centric system on the wall to order that these, the majority system with that kind of role based on to it's patricia, as i said, the bricks has become increasingly important as one of the, you know, the 2 full months of interaction, the russian official is such that the key to the attractiveness of breaks for many countries of the global south and east. is it this full month? does not have any confluence hayes tional lo

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listen to james gorman at morgan stanley and it sounds like he is seeing some green shoots in the equity market. the supply could cause the market to rollover but we are not too far from that. at least in the last few days. there just is not that much stock for sale or we would not be seeing such moves. but cut if the market comes back, that will be a big problem. seventh, would be an recession. we get earnings from all of the biggest banks. there is not even that much pressure on commercial real estate. it requires all of those things to be happening in the average person has far more cash than they did. there are far more jobs available then there are people. companies in the service industry keep expanding as more and more people are traveling or at least going out. eight, the bulls might go to the slaughterhouse once -- has covered all of the slaughters. carve on a has gone from three dollars up to $55. money managers are just shorting all kinds of stock and a recession is not coming. but -- will finish buying back their stock. if we have another serious bank run, -- nothing has show

james cleverly said the decision to suspend the deal for there was an act of cruelty in the us, um, passenger to the un linda thomas green field book of russian cynicism. by what germany is. foreign minister and a bad luck also had harsh words for russia. the u. n. d w's washington bureau chief and his pulse spoke to her in new york. minnes available to you, called in regarding reporting to stop recognizing hunger just as he withdrew from the black sea green initiative. this needs a quick fix to stop more people from solving. what is the most likely way out of this? the common called and uh the well to made this call today he in new york uh at the united nation. every delegate from every country was totally shocked. that to put him stop this great initiative again because people are quite few all around the world. how much are the grain from u. k? is needed, has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of rain going to around $45.00 countries in the world. and therefore miss using this grain using hunger as a weapon. again, we have to say, what's really a shocking result in the morning and theref

james. thank you. last goes, there strikes on the green facilities in odessa followed ukraine's assault on the bridge linking crimea to mainland russia. robert bryan has the latest from keith for falls, consecutive nights. russian missile is targeting the south of ukraine this time, according to the ukrainians. a 2 caliber cruise missiles struck a warehouse of facility in the desa region, causing damage to silos and also the destruction of more than a 100 tons of food according to the craniums. this is a systematic attempt by russia to completely destroy its food, ex boating infrastructure and previous attacks. we have seen damage to grain handling facilities in a desk support itself. this also comes as from midnight. ukraine has introduced this policy seemingly in retaliation for russia's rights against the merchant ships in the black sea web ice. ukraine says it will treat any ship sailing towards russian blacks. the ports as potentially carrying military call goes on acting accordingly. although so far we've heard of no incidents of ukrainian navy trying to, in to set any vessels in the black sea. well, b

deeply disappointed that rushes withdrawal from the black sea green deal saying it was a lifeline for global food security automatic and it's a james base report. so the united nations in new york, until the last moment, the un secretary general, they've been trying to persuade russia to stay in the deal with president putin didn't even bother to reply to his latest, let, to see addressed reporters. his mood was grim. i deeply regret the decision by the russian federation telling me that the implementation of the black sea initiatives, including resubmit all of russian security guarantees for navigation in the northwest and part of the black sea. these initiatives as ensure the safe passage of over 32000000 metric tons of false commodities from new canadian ports inside the security council. western countries were united and they come to a nation of russia. let's just be clear. russia's actions all taking food out of the miles of the poorest people across africa, the middle east, and lots in america. and now was announcement that it would be withdraw from the black sea green initiative. most co is threatening even more people. more

green. 22 minutes. san leandro down to milpitas starring james, back to you. >> okay. >> well, it was a historic day atrst lgbtq+ california to sign a bill into law. the san diego lawmakers temporarily taking over as acting governor this week. while governor newsom travels out of state and she signed 3 bills into law, including one to improve. braille on public transit. for those who are visually impaired or blind. but beyond the bills, atkins says just her making it to this role sends a larger message to californians. >> i think it's really important as diverse as california. is that the state gets to see the diversity. >> of our >> citizens. and we can be in positions of power and influence. and in fact, it's long overdue, frankly, for particularly for women to be in these roles. >> well, when asked about her own future after she turns out of the senate in 2024, atkins says she is actually considering a run for lieutenant governor in 2026, but she hasn't made any final decisions yet. well, ahead of what's expected to be another strong jobs report yesterday, president joe biden traveled to south carol

james vegas has been speaking to delegates at the united nations. and since they believe the black sea green initiative is officially terminations, a lot of rush has been using different language suspension and termination and different public statements. i've seen the note that russia sent a really tough note sent to the united nations, sent to the signatures of this deal, and the word was terminated. the deal is terminated, which seems pretty fine level. so spoken to russians, deputy ambassador, who actually just spoken security council to the wrong. he told me it was final, they'll be no more negotiations. so, and certainly that's also the feeling i'm getting from senior un officials. they believe that they've come to the end of the road and with the deal as it stands right now. that doesn't mean that there isn't the possibility that they can talk again and the various policies can talk again and maybe try and see if there's another way forward. but the way forward that was that, like see, great initiative. most people i'm speaking to, at least privately, they don't perhaps saying it quit

green light to took here at this stage. thank so much for the update. as always, james, by is that diplomatic editor in brussels are still ahead on algae 0. we're at the world's largest gathering of human a lead robotics to investigate whether the rapid advances in i could be honest for good. the african narrative from african perspectives, which are the want in terms of what came up proper from, according to show documentary spine, african filmmakers have been on the to on for over 20 is a future with fish from the share and the queen from nigeria, new series of africa, direct on colleges here. basically out of teams. does the un fits the purpose of like many critic sites just pub solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into a hard hitting into abuse. do you think that to their lives on washing it's enough for money to go on its own and built it's on the thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well via the story on told to how does

is there's increasing excitement around pentup demand and potential green chutes for deals starting in early 2022. early it from james gorman and david solomon of goldman sachs. >> it will be selective. everything kind of shut down during the regional banking crisis and then the one-two punch where everyone had to see how debt it would clear on the debt ceiling crisis. we're talking to a number of sponsors thinking about launching post labor day they're taking their best assets and beginning to turn them over. those are the kind of things we're starting to see. we do expect to see a pickup in deal activity, m&a activity. we focus mainly on the middle market we'll see increased activity coming into the back half of the year. >> you focus a lot on biotech, pharma. >> we do >> what is demand going to be like for deals there >> waiting for the ftc >> we'll see how that plays out. what's interesting to us in the middle market and lower middle market side, we're seeing the clean-up that needed to happen in biotech a lot of these companies that went public, the science didn't work, they're sitting on piles of cash, a lot of

green. and that limit emily with a look at 80 right now. crockett down towards the mace 20 minute ride darya. james to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 6.48. and niles canyon road between palomar u.s. road in fremont and main street and signal. >> is back open. the repair crews there working all weekend on the alameda creek bridge and the bridge is now open to the public. there are standards, shoulders and a wider median. caltrans says replacing the bridge improves the road alignment and it addresses seismic issues as well. and the city of bunnell is partnering with a local restaurant to offer 0 waste, food packaging. fire wings panel is going to be working through an app called foodware and you can get your food in a reusable container for a small fee, which is credited back to account. and you have 2 weeks to return. it. 0 waste plan is part of a larger single-use. plastic reduction initiative called plastic ways. panel foodware also has partnerships with the city of berkeley, burlingame and san mateo county. >> okay. it is 6.49. let's talk a bit of sports. we've got the giants on a roll on their secon

green has put forward articles of impeachment and those will be reviewed and heard, james comer and thegn affairs. i tell you we need to start going forward with the secretary blinken with afghan box withdrawal in merrick garland with the weaponization of the d.o.j. we need to step up and do something for the american people. maria: we will be watching. thank you. jus cory mills joining us. we'll be rights, back. ities. you've made something that people find invaluable. it fuels you to keep making a better impact with your business. i don't have to think about the pathway to the ocean, i just know i'm going to be able to surf again. that's why we're here... to help make it happen. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and sm

greene's of this congress. you have people like house oversight committee chair james comer, at least playing along, and house judiciaryow much they actually believe what they are saying. as far as the facts of the matter. like, how much they believe that they are, that they are this close to actually proving that joe biden got several million dollars from ukraine, the story that they have been pushing, just based on someone who told rudy giuliani something, who he did not hand over to doj. and then, this person was interviewed by doj. and there's a form out there with that interview. no proof, but they have been saying that this form, with this story, it will show that, yes, there is a biden crime syndicate out there, both beneath the surface. and that is so ridiculous. and that is because they need something to blame, someone to blame -- something to say, okay, we are almost there, we've almost got this. they keep finding new little crumbs to pick up and say, look at this delicious cake. >> christina, attorney general merrick garland was asked to respond to the gop's attacks on the department of justice. watch what h

james bays out to 0 nato headquarters in brussels, took as president richard ty, photo and says ankara is working to extend the green export deal between ukraine and moscow. claims president for the minister lensky is and is tangible for talks with him. the agreement which shows the cranium grain can be transported through the black sea, is due to expire on july 17th. it's, it is critical of the global food security, especially in developing countries. other one says he hopes it will be extended for another 3 months and been a really expensive and set out for members of russia's wagner group in the southeast of the capital mintz. but the mass millions have not yet visited. the facility president, alexander lucas shanker, agreed to relocate the walk in the fight. as following the recent mutiny against russian forces. bennet smith has visited the count. the kremlin is of those who took part in the failed mutiny. the opportunity to set a base here. this is a battle russian military training camp about 2 miles drive outside of the capital minsk. but it's no sign of wagner fight as yet, as far as we have just done, they

green on the map. the highway for 36 minute antioch, into conquered darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.7 and a new beta version of apple's ios 17. >> is out to try showcasing a new features that are coming to the iphone. yes, in fact, meryl, if you haven't had a chance to play with it. >> he has. he's got the update in today's tech smart. the iowa 17 public beta is here and it's packed with little ways to make the iphone more useful. let's take a look. contact posters is a new feature that lets you customize what the screen looks like when you call someone else's iphone. there are options for the background, your name and image name drop lets you hold 2 iphones together to quickly exchange contact information stand. my is a new way to see information when your phone is charging on its side. >> you can display the time calendar photos and more check out the special animation for the timer. nguyen maps. you can now download areas to use directions offline, which is handy. if you don't have a connection or if your cellular is spotty. if you change your past coating, can't remember

james suffers cardiac arrest while practicing with his university basketball team. we have the latest on his condition. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. a former u.s. marine once imprisoned by the russian government was injured while fighting with ukraine against his former captors. you may remember trevor reed who was detained in russia in 2019 until the biden administration brokered a prisoner swap for his return in april of last year. now the state department says reed was recently injured while fighting in ukraine. jarred hill has the latest on his condition. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so trevor reed is expected to recover. he was evacuated from ukraine by a nongovernmental organization, and now the state department is saying that reed did not tell them he was going over to ukraine to fight, and there are questions about whether this news will make it harder to bring other americans being held hostage in russia home. multiple sources tell cbs news u.s. marine veteran trevor reed is expected to recover two weeks after suffering a concussion and lacerations while fighting for ukraine in the eastern part of

green on the way to a to thanks so much the. okay, let's go to a depth to my take a to james space, and he joins us now live from the lithuanian capsule in vilnius. we'll touch on a presidency lensky in a moment. let's start with china who has been speaking and giving its comments to a nato expansion in the asia pacific region. no surprise, really, that they would be well opposed to that. and yes, they are unhappy with lots of nato is doing the fact that nato is both in australia, japan, new zealand, south career. i'm the you to have this discussion about what's going on in asia. now. the basic position of china is asia, is none of nature's business and the place that it should not be operating in that role. so particularly angry about the language of the key communicating now nato, to say that really not saying and the thing that didn't say last year in madrid. and they make it clear. they don't want to be at an ad vestry of china. but they do say that there are things that you're concerned about in terms of china is actions . it's ministry build up. the fact is not condemning the russian invasion of ukraine, and they say it's threat

green line service between and daly city. so keep that in mind for everybody traveling darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of it is 601. and take a look at the chaos in san francisco. police were. >> shutting down a skateboarding event that turned into a riad more than 100 people. actually, they're arrested near dolores park saturday night kron four's amanda hari with a closer look at exactly what happened. >> hundreds of people biking skating down to laura street saturday night. we'll even more watch them. zoom by. it's a yearly event refer to as the dolores hill. bob. it's a non-sanctioned event. and shortly after it started san francisco police officers in riot helmets started blocking off the street. i've never seen this many police. >> in in any neighborhood in san francisco and cheating is a san francisco native and lives in the area. she expects the event every year, but not this kind of response or riot police. there is at least 3 dozen riot police and they were marching in formation. it looked pretty crazy. you can see the people being arrested. sfpd says they made announcement in an attempt to disperse the cr

green initiative monday. since its withdrawal, moscow has reigned missiles on ukraine's two biggest port cities. the deals collapsed and the subsequent -- have sent prices soaring, stoking fears that global food prices will rise. jamesse gave his assessment of the impact. >> this isn't just about ukraine's stuttering economy, or the farmers which are shouldering heightened costs, this is also about tens of millions of people living in the poorest countries who rely on ukrainian and russian grain in order to avoid starving to death. this has been a 12 month agreement which has been fraught with difficulty, but has nevertheless endured. russia has threatened to pull out in the past. there seems to be a strange optimism. ukraine is hopeful to once again export grain. today, we have the turkish defense ministry talking about its own hopes of russia returning to the table. and then you have conditions. vladimir putin's demands are lengthy. it includes lifting restrictions on the imports of agricultural parts, spare parts, as well as russia's own exports of forming products like fertilizer. he wants a lifting of insurance bands and other measures. all of these things come from western sanctions. that the west is hoping wi

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james base has interview with the nato secretary general off of the break. here on august now took as president richard typo on says uncle is working to extend the green export deal between keys in moscow, ukraine's president. let them is the landscapes and it's done little for tools with him. the agreement which shows ukrainian grain could be transported through the black sea, is due to expire on july 17. it's seen as critical for global food security, especially in developing countries. otoh and says he hopes it would be extended for another 3 months. the so i would like to take this opportunity to reiterate what i have always advocated. there was no losers in a just peace. despite the differences of understanding between the 2 sides. it is our sincere desire that both sides go back to the peace talks when we're preparing a global p, somebody and it's essential that tricky a be among the leaders in such action. we also discussed the issue of our cooperation within nato. i raised the issue in our conversation about inviting ukraine to nato, and i was glad to hear that present are the ones that ukraine deserves to become a natal member. now in the coming hou

james torres has more from lake temescal in oakland. the summer heat can make it very tempting to take a dip in the water, but that heat is also fuel for blooming blue greenu won't find relief from the heat in the water here at lake temescal. the yellow tape, the white barriers and the signs with red headings warn you of the blooming blue green algae in the water. yeah, i've been watching it here at lake temescal because i walk by it every day. carrie beck. lund takes her dog with her on her daily morning walks. she says the algae makes her worry. i worry about the wildlife and i worry about the people who come here to swim. a lot of little kids come here to swim and they're not able to do that right now. the lake is closed to swimmers park officials recommend against fishing try to come out here and catch some bass early morning, early morning. i was the first one here on the lake, but some out here early this morning ahead of the peak heat say as long as they stay away from part of the lake where the algae is growing, they don't mind. still cool fishing in it. yep. you know, there's not many other places around here that don't have it. so, you know, you

james space report, some of the un headquarters in new york. this was the 2nd meeting of the un security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea green deal . and there was strong comments from both the political. i'm the humanitarian chief of the u. n. for many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness or disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of the children and their families then upset the angry. they're worried that can so someone will go hungry. some will stop, many may die as a result of these decisions. the events of the past week about the latest developments in the russian federation since this war against its neighbour, a war with consequences that can be felt around the world. russia's termination of its participation in the black sea initiative, coupled with its bombardment of crucial ports, will further compound this crisis. russia assess house, a series of 7 conditions that it says has to be met before the deal can be restored . and un officials tell me that that is a very high ball that probably call the match the ukrainians meanwhile, so they have plans which they are disc

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. >> the outlook is so key and if you're talking about green shoots in the investment world which we heard from jamesand some of the other banks have been talking about it, goldman sachs and i expect he will hear solomon talk about that in this hour. they are a huge beneficiary of that and deals are starting to percolate end-of-the-year. >> david's commentary to date has not been particularly optimistic, i would argue. >> on the economy. >> on the economy, broadly, and even specific to the business of goldman sachs. they were a leader in m&a advisory. we talk so often about a lack of ipos and we started to see an opening in that window but generally he has not been as positive as others on the economy. even his own economist has been more positive on the chance of a recession. >> which he talked about a few weeks ago with me. solomon. he said they've been right so maybe we can get away with the soft landing here. but the comments coming in on the caller that specific to investment banking, and we are hearing it as a theme, they are starting to see some action that, i don't know, bottom is a strong wo

james torres has more from lake temescal in oakland. the summer heat can make it very tempting to take a dip in the water, but that heat is also fuel for blooming blue greenwon't find relief from the heat in the water here at lake temescal. the yellow tape, the white barriers and the signs with red headings warn you of the blooming blue green algae in the water. yeah, i've been watching it here at like 10:00 because i walk by it every day. carrie beck lund takes her dog with her on her daily morning walks. she says the algae makes her worry. i worry about the wildlife and i worry about the people who come here to swim. a lot of little kids come here to swim and they're not able to do that right now. the lake is closed to swimmers. park officials recommend against fishing try to come out here and catch some bass early morning, early morning. i was the first one here on the lake, but some out here early this morning ahead of the peak heat say as long as they stay away from part of the lake where the algae is growing, they don't mind. still cool fishing in it. yep you know, there's not many other places around here that don't have it. so, you know, you got t

slow, but northbound things are still pretty green and you're moving up the limit there, highway for yet. a 41 minute ride antioch, into conquered darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rate of 7.17, and from entertainment workers to hotel workers. there have been a lot of work stoppages disrupting various aspects of life. >> under president biden's presidency, and he has said all throughout that he's a big union supporter. the economy's tight labor market favors workers bargaining for higher wages and the higher cost of labor has concerned some consumers. they're worried that the cost is going to passed on to them when they buy things in the store in his 2 and a half years in office, the president has seen 54 work stoppages and talked about it a lot. >> i intend to be the most pro union president, the most pro ministration. not proud to be the most pro-union president in american history i read the most pro-union president american history. >> a potential ups walkout by the teamsters is now what we're watching. if it happens, it would be the most expensive strike in a century. the contract deadline for ups workers is july 31st. they could

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james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining us as we're seeing green across the this morning. rob, what headlines jumping out to we had the fed meet yesterday. i know they raise interest little bit. we'll talk more about that. >> i think wall street's taking the fed raising interest rates in stride as well now he's near the end of his raising cycle. typically when the fed raises rates, stocks have a tougher time performing. well, but when they pause or go lower stocks outperform, the dow is going for 14 wins in a row today. i would never predicted that. personal consumption was up 2.6%, which is inflationary number. it's basically how much we're spending ourselves was a good number. so, again, things are adding up nicely. some headline news spread ya later are looking to not crack down but regulate big banks. thanks for the 100 billion dollars in assets. this may not like much to you, james, but it just stops them from london. the money to were cuts down the amount they're lending. and that's ultimately that the ramification there. >> well, let's dig i

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not but in terms of how that pipeline is filling up, whether they do see green shoots, are they talking to more people. we heard jamesthe bottom in investment banks about four to six weeks ago. are they see r seeing that tone ality shift. it takes a while when they clothes. so we're talking about at least a year, 18 months that are currently in discussion and are pipelined from actually being booked as revenue. that said, investors want to see some sort of a sign of green chutes out there >> and joining us is gerard. good morning to you. this report this morning i could describe as mixed. you may have a different view, i'm cure white house put in the context of all the bank reports we've seen in the last week and a half >> i think your observation is correct. it's certainly mixed there's sot good trading there again, expectations, the revenue for the industries as well as equity trading has been affected by market conditions and on the investment banking front, here, too, the numbers for the industry and the markets in general were weaker than what we saw of course last year but again against expectations, the equity