kristine: i don't know that they will get that. because again, a lot of fed speakers, and we will hear their different views on how to proceed next. that's going to muddy the picture even more. you mentioned cpi, of course. looking at the jobs number last week, that was confusing as well because there was something for everyone in that number. the pullback in headline jobs figures but then the acceleration in wage growth, really quite confusing signals. the fed will offer us more data points to trade off of. dani: pain trade seems like yields higher in the long end so could be a painful week. this bloomberg's lizzy burden and our markets today managing editor kristine aquino. you can get a roundup of all the top stories by going dayb , that is our daybreak page. coming up, the ecb and its inflation fight. we're hearing from the bank of portugal governor mario centeno, next on bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. more exercise. eating healthier. and simply getting more sleep. b

, act kristin n chenoweth. an all-newew "closer looook.ng the 8g band with brann dailor ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news former president trump's attorney, joe tacopina, said in a new interview that it was a, quote, "relief" to see the final charges against trump. all right, you know it's bad when 34 felonies is a relief [ laughter ] ugh, whew, really! dodged a bullet there! [ laughter ] after attending a rally in manhattan in support of former president trump on tuesday, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene criticized new york during an interview with fox news host tucker carlson and said, quote, "i think it's a very terrible place. but the joke's on you, marjorie. because once you think that, you're officially a new yorker [ laughter ] after he was arraigned on tuesday in manhattan, former president trump reportedly sat on the patio of mar-a-lago and used his ipad to play mu

ben levisohn, kristin bell strum and andrew barry.en, that 252-year, 35-year -- 25-year streak that, i guess, was last time the dow was up 13 days in a row, but even though it's going well, investors are staying calm. it all just seems a little too good to be true. >> yeah. i mean, it's actually kind of nice. it's a reminder with this streak ending that you can't go up forever, but the market is still going up. and really it's because everything is coming up the way the bulls want it to. the economic data has been good, strong gdp, strong consumer confidence, we have falling inflation, jobless claims are holding up just fine, ask and really that just says things should keep going up. [laughter] jack: well, this is what jerome powell wanted to do after, obviously, a very late start. he seems to be doing well now whether he's lucky or good. then he had his press conference where he acknowledged that he's now weighing the benefits of hiking versus not hiking. do you think that cheered the market as well? >> i think market is glad to see

kristine: it is interesting because groceries in the u.k. are very much under scrutiny for their pricing practices. we have seen u.k. mp's growing supermarket representatives a couple of weeks ago and talking about what they are doing to try to keep costs low for consumers. it makes you wonder really what other industry is going to be in the firing line politically speaking in the u.k. as far as getting them or putting them to task in terms of pricing practices and helping consumers really deal with the cost-of-living crisis that is very much happening in england. yousef: it has been a fascinating exercise. that is bloomberg's lizzy burden and markets today managing editor kristine aquino. let's get you a preview of what else is to come. u.s. factory data set the yield curve near the most inverted level decades. more details on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe. u.s. factory activity contracted in june. that sent a key segment of the treasury yield curve toward the most inverted level in deca

kristin smart. 27 years to receive justice. but despite the long awaited conviction of her killer and the location of her body remains mystery. now an unlikely team of investigators joins forces and a quest to bring kristin smart home. samantha cortese has more on their mission to unlock the last piece of the possible. >> they call this project homecoming 27 years after her disappearance and murder 3 men combined their fields of expertise to find cal poly san louis obispo student kristin smart's body. this could be a very viable technique. doctor steve hoyt is a cal poly grad. he's an environmental scientist whose business test soil samples, timothy, elegant and environmental engineer, also went to slow. he had a random run-in with 19 year-old kristen came knocking at our door. >> a week before went missing to use the telephone. >> to call somebody followed the case ever sense wanted to help the family. paul flores, the last person to see kristin alive is serving 25 to life for killing her together with a former fbi analyst who

kristine: i am not a financial advisor. but if you look at the dynamics between the euro and the dollar, you were right. it seems like dollar strength has played itself out. there is an opportunity here for other currencies -- the euro, the pound -- to regain traction. there might be a small window of opportunity here. before we see that relative strength in the dollar come back. it all has to do with the relative paths of monetary policy. if we look back and see a dead more measured -- a fed that is more measured about his future and ecb that keeps going, there is an opportunity for the euro to gain further. we have dollar downside momentum. dani: bad news for hannah. kailey: not sure she will likely answer but we try to be honest. liz mccormick and kristine aquino, thank you. coming up, more on the question of the day, is it july and goodbye? . harry colin wilderness this is bloomberg. >> what is happening in europe, however, is this need to balance inflation dynamics. a slightly different from what we are seeing here. th

kristine: i think it will come from the idea of a growth scare.he trajectory of inflation has been a relief to investors. it is higher in the u.k. and europe in terms of nominal rates it is headed in the right direction. it will come down to that sudden, unexpected crumbling of, thus far, a resilient economy that we have seen. if there is anything that derails that i.e., surprise rate hikes -- guy: or student loans, there are other things coming into the economy that could hit the consumer. the consumer has held up. kristine: that has been what has precipitated this soft landing idea. consumers can turn very easily on a dime as well. we have seen consumer sentiment suddenly deteriorate very quickly, once you get several series of bad news. that could come from anywhere. it could be china. it could be the bank of england. suddenly a lot more hawkish than any of us expected. it could be that wall of mortgages that u.k. homeowners have to refinance. that is still to come. we have not seen that. that will start in september. alix's credit card bills.

let's get the read there steve monday and kristin hahn.e's the most pro union president ever. they're saying stop this. it's going to kill our workers. is he going to listen? >> i think so. the administration has been very clear that they're focused on going green. and that's an important priority. however, the epa, this is one of those circumstances where the government should be working together with, you know, those that represent the workers like the uaw and then also the industry. they said that they want to go greener, they know that there's a future for electric vehicles. they want to do it in a slower, more thoughtful way. the administration will behoove themselves to work with everybody. >> sandra: steve, slow is not what the they're pushing, this administration says they want to move quickly even though the predictions by its own emergency administration are saying we can't even get to 10% of the overall automobile fleet in this country till 2050. so these are unrealistic goals that the administration is touting in the first plac

kristine: exactly. interesting timing to be making those comments, especially on the eve of another important jobs data. we've seen time and again the bank of england really getting surprised along with the rest of us in terms of how hot inflation has been. he already is coming into this with a little bit of a credibility problem for the boe. in my view, it's quite interesting that he is still on this idea that inflation will pull back. i think we are seeing it pullback, we are down to single digits, the problem is it is not pulling back as much as markets expected. this is where the bank of england has landed in hot water. dani: we will be speaking later in the program about one economic proposal from jeremy hunt. should be interesting. thank you so much for joining today, that is our markets today managing editor. for more on these top stories and a general roundup of the stories you need to get your day going, head over to your terminal daybreak page bid coming up, -- page. coming up, u.s. short-term

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kristin vartan explains how the event helps make a difference.se who've or are currently homeless around the world. >> in 1999. so while back, that was the year, lisa writes, men came to sack state on a soccer scholarship. and at that time the women's league had started and then stopped the abrupt end to a game rights. men have played her home life that left me feeling very lost. and i dealt with that with drugs and alcohol. so much is so that by 2009 and i had destroying myself. but my life was, you know, gone 6 months into her sobriety, right? when got back into the game in the form of street soccer. in 2010, wrightsville was selected to play in the homeless world cup in brazil. soccer was what save them. >> and we couldn't even speak the same language. but in their story, like we're the same people in the sport reigniting her spirit. >> when i got back home, you know, i was different people around me saw that i was different. >> this saturday, the tournament begins in her hometown of sacramento. >> we're not talking about the people homeless a

kristin richardson and carla carlstrom prosecuted the case for king county. >> they were talking aboutten to the point, and it was sort of assumed that they would be divorced, so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that that decision had been made. >> and then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. >> law enforcement learned that they had argued only the day before she'd gone missing. there was a big argument witnessed by other people at her place of work, so that, too, focused some attention on her estranged husband. >> the argument was over money, which was a frequent point of dispute for them. she had trouble. he had trouble. sort of meeting their bills. >> investigators'questions were mounting. they had a couple with money problems, a troubled marriage, a husband who didn't search for his wife, and fought with her the day before she disappeared. it was time to sit down with greg johnson. how did they treat you in that first encounter, the police? >> yeah, they were like you did it. accusing me of killing my wife. told my sis

turnout for our roundtable with derek wallbank and kristine aquino. we will start with a surprisingly strong u.s. jobs data. the flip side the inflationary threat. that sent the treasury two-year just short of 5%. the dallas fed president saying more hikes will be needed to cool inflation. >> i remain concerned about whether inflation will return to target in a sustainable and timely way. i think more restrictive monetary policy will be needed to achieve the fomc's goals of stable prices and max unemployment. lizzy: the official jobs numbers are out later today, is that anything that could not the fed off of its hiking path? christine: the u.s. jobs market is very robust, despite the fact that we have seen more than a years' worth of fed rate hikes now. i will be looking out for the cost of labor, which we will be getting along with jobs numbers today. last month it was quite the goldilocks number because we saw jobs remaining robust, but the cost of labor moderating a little. that is the ideal scenario for the fed. if we see some surprise there, the

because it's near maximum capacity and a nearby river crested at 21 feet kristin dahlgren is in that flood zone >> reporter: from the air, the scope of the disaster is unmistakable vermont's capital city submerged. the river unstoppable as it swelled to more than 21 feet, the second highest flood level on record, overtopping its banks and stranding hundreds >> make no mistake the devastation and flooding we're experiencing across vermont is historic and catastrophic >> reporter: swift water rescue teams from several states performed more than a hundred rescues. these people pulled from a downtown hotel with the first floor under water. there was no other way to get out. how quickly did things go bad? >> really quickly. it went from, you know, water at the front. hotel up to over the cars. >> reporter: mayor jack mccullough getting his first up close look at the devastation. >> probably worse than i expected yeah it's not good. >> reporter: the city now under a boil water advisory. and it's not over. officials closely monitoring a dam about five miles upstream. dangerously close to ov

they are some of his biggest supporters. >> that's happening tonight, kristin.on the trail when it comes to the early states -- iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, you know, he obviously has leads, particularly in iowa and south carolina that he wants to hold on to. >> reporter: that's true. he's going to this big iowa dinner on friday. he'll be one of the big speakers there, along with many of the other candidates. on friday he has a big rally in erie, pennsylvania. but tomorrow he is going to louisiana for a fund-raiser, so something to watch closely. >> kristin, thank you so much. >>> thank you for joining "inside politics." "cnn news central" starts right now. ♪ >>> hist

however, kristin holmes, live for us in new jersey. as always, thank you. boris?trump legal strategy with dave ehrenberg. he is the state attorney in palm beach county florida. dave, was great to see you. thanks for joining us. i am curious what you make of trump hiring a new attorney. john moreau, specifically focused on this special counsel probe into the 2020 election. >> reporter: good evening boris. he needs to buff up his legal team. he has hired people who have little expense on the national stage. people to try and help him with the confidential documents case that have no national security experience. and so, the more the better. the problem is that every time he disagrees with his lawyer's advice, he puts them on the sidelines. ask christopher kies, who gave a $3 million retainer to and is a respected florida lawyer. a former florida solicitor general. he was shelved because trump did not like what he was selling. so ÃÃyes, you can hire all the lawyers you want. if you don't listen to them, they do not mean anything. >> trump loitered lawyer team was cau

the city is also set up 200 cooling and hydration centers. kristin salumi reports from clark county, nevada, where excessive heat warnings have been extended until the end of the week. for those with no place to call home, it's hard to escape the blistering heat. people like sean crow, who lost his job and his apartment 6 weeks ago, make their way to cooling centers, to grab some water and relief. it's getting hotter, it's getting a lot harder. so this is day. remember, here is really resourceful. i take advantage of it. their, their resources and try to get myself put together and get going in a direction. so that's basically what i've been doing for the past month and a half or so because it gets really hard. it's hard to kind of get up on your feet, especially you don't have a car. after 3 days of temperatures exceeded 43 degrees, the number of people seeking help is on the rise. as our calls to emergency responders for heat stroke, our shelter is very close to full about 99 percent capacity. but we operate with about a 100 beds in a reserve that we, that we can, you know, a bed m

the first victim kristin smith was last seen in december. her body was the first one discovered.00 miles from each other in and around the portland area. the victims were discovered in remote wooded areas. police have not released a cause or manner of death for any of the women. officially their deaths are considered suspicious. police say they have identified a person of interest and the public is no longer at risk. the oregonian and other media in portland report that the person of interest is 38-year-old jesse calhoun a portland man with a rap sheet going back to 20 years. his latest felony convictions were in 2019 but his sentence was commuted a year earlier in 2021 by then governor kate brown. two weeks ago the commutation was revoked by the current governor at the request of police. oregon public broadcasting reports governor brown pardoned or commuted the sentences of 48,390 criminals during her two terms in office. republicans fought her but democrats control the legislature. >> oregonians shouldn't have to die because democrats followed a failed policy ever letting crimi

the stay away about 90000 migrants of arrive since april. kristin salumi explains a no more room. that's the message from new york's mirror to migrants has been arriving by the bus. many said here by republican governors, states like texas, arizona, in florida, more than 90000 have been absorbed in the city since last spring. many are playing poverty and in some cases, persecution hoping to gain a better life in the united states. we gave them a place to sleep. we gave them food. we showed that the children were in our school system incorporated into our school system. we cannot continue to absorb tens of thousands of newcomers, for no felt the help of the state and federal government. the city has received $100000000.00 in emergency funding from the federal government and volunteer organizations like team tlc. c, have been providing things like clothing, toys for kids and legal advice, but the city is projected to spend more than 4000000000 dollars to housing feet asylum seekers throughout the next year. with homeless shelters that capacity the mirror is saying he will now limit

with me today is west front strategies' founding partner ashley davis and democratic strategist kristinley, i'll come to you first because now we're up to speed on this letter, just one more fold in all of this. what do you think about the timing, 24 hours before devon archer is supposed to be on capitol hill talking with the oversight folks. >> >> i think it's very unfortunate time for the democrats to be sending the letter, but i also i think it's really good meat for the republicans and the base to have one more piece of fuel that will go after hunter biden. i think the that the main problem that the administration is facing is that the hunter story won't go away. aishah: right. >> but i also think that the republicans need to be very careful, that they continue to concentrate not only what's happening with the administration, but what happens with what the voters care about, the economy, crime and the borders. we have to walk a fine line to make sure we're not going too far. aishah: tough to do in this day and age. ashley -- or kristin, i want to ask you, you know, if devon archer s

. >> that's happening tonight, kristin. is there any plan for him to go back on the trail when it comes to the early states -- iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, you know, he obviously has leads, particularly in iowa and south carolina that he wants to hold on to. >> reporter: that's true. he's going to this big iowa dinner on friday. he'll be one of the big speakers there, along with many of the other candidates. on friday he has a big rally in erie, pennsylvania. but tomorrow he is going to louisiana for a fund-raiser, so something to watch closely. >> kristin, thank you so much. >>> thank you for joining "inside politics." "cnn news central" starts right now. ♪ >>> history now in ruins. russian strikes damage a landmark in odesa. we are following the latest. >>> and texas defies the justice department. governor greg abbott is refuse to go comply with the doj's request to remove floating razor wire buoys. >>> the u.n. command says they're now in talks with north korea to bring him home. we're following these stories, wi

kristin holmes has been following the money.the legal fees. >> just, as you noted, in the not donald trump's legal bills. these are going to associates, former aides, employees, people wrapped up if necessary investigations. we talked about the enormous number, $40 million. that's just for half of the year. all of last year, the legal fees totalled $16 million. >> you might have a special counsel indictments. >> they're -- and not just that, these aides, two of his co-defendants are people who are currently represented by lawyers who have been paid an enormous amount of money. with trump paying for the legal fees of folks who might under circumstances testify against him or may want to head off that concern. >> there hasn't been anything that they have been able to prove, but we do know, with these witnesses who have lawyers who are paid for by this political action committee, they've been asked about the arrangements. thieve asked to show what documentation there is, what do their contracts with the lawyers say? what kind of co

>> thank to bloomberg's derek wallbank and bloomberg's markets today managing editor kristine aquino. you can get a roundup of the other top stories you need to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. leading the page, saudi arabia is considering a push to attract more outside investors to bolster its top football competition. it is part of a strategic revamp that started with an influx of star players from europe. you also have the china pmi numbers we have been talking about. and you have this story that the bank of england may ask banks to upgrade ranches -- upgrade branches. it may be more expensive to have subsidiaries than branches, that will be controversial. all of that and more on today's newsletter which terminal users can find at dayb go. next, the conference in vienna. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. oil is edging lower, erasing short-lived gains after saudi arabia pledged to extend output cuts. we have bloomberg's manus cranny for us in vienna on the ground. as opec gathers, how bad is the global outlook for demand? manus

i'm talking about cynthia lummis around with have kristin gillibrand.you. >> thank you. >> senator, i want to begin with you on what you're attempting to do here. some say cryptocurrencies have found their footing in the investment field, is policing itself adequately. you're not buying that. >> we're not. we introduced a bill last year and members of the senate pulled back. unclear about whether we had the right approach. we have reworked this bill, filed it today. the consumer protection provisions are much more robust. and the registration requirements that we have in the bill, the individual and segregated accounts, we looked at what went wrong with ftx and other failures and filled those gaps and loop holes. we're ready to go. the current regulations are inadequate, neil. >> neil: senator gillibrand, one of the arguments have been raised, be careful how far you police something because you'll kill it in the crib, this is a promising investment field. whatever the problems with some of these other entities that have since gone belly up. but that thi

>> thank you very and kristin. a lot of activity on the red carpet after it opened about 3:00 in southern california. we are in the heart of hollywood at the theater which is the home to the oscars since 2002. it has become a tradition in southern california every second week of july, the espy's. this years cellar elevating its 30th anniversary. we expect a great show on abc. the u.s. women's national team will be awarded the arthur ashe award for courage for their fight for equal pay. in may of 2022, unions o women's and men's teams approved a new collective bargaining agreement that the u.s. soccer federation would afford the women's team equal pay for international competition including world cup bonuses. i spoke to former u.s. soccer star julie about the honor and also asked purdue basketball star zach who is up for best marital -- male college athlete. why he chose to stay instead of declaring for the nba draft. >> i mean, for so long we have been fighting for back in my day, it was equitable pay. this team, e

>> kristin, in preparation for the interview, i read governor desantis' recent memoir, "the courage tond there's a lot in there. obviously, this is written as a political document, but there's a lot in there about rule of law and abiding by the rule of law. i understand this argument of, you know, hunter biden and double standards. i get that republicans are going to say that. i understand why they do. but isn't there an honest, like, obvious answer on the january 6th? like, we support the rule of law. if the president broke the law, if former president broke the law, he needs to face the consequence. i don't think he did based on, you know, the evidence -- i'm giving the republican answer now. based on the evidence i've seen, i don't think he's broken the law, but we have to respect the rule of law. that wouldn't be resonant with republicans? >> i feel the place that would be the most resonant is on the indictment that's already been handed down, around the national security documents. it seems really clear and egregious. there's all kinds of evidence of boxes being stored in bathroom

♪ >> it's unusual to see kristin without a -- to see christian hoyos without a spray-can in his hand.ias of the graffiti artist from one of colombia's most notorious slums is apu siloÉ. "apu" means mountain in quechua. siloÉ is the hill that he calls home. >> what you see from the outside is horrible. the people are afraid to come into our neighborhood because they don't know how we tick. the media have exploited us in order to stoke this fear. people believe the media and don't want to get anywhere near us. >> cristian wants to fight the stigma from the inside out. today he's working with seventh graders on murals that emphasize siloÉ's beauty. the aim is to counter the message the kids get from everywhere else - that their home is nothing to be proud of. >> many people can't get jobs because they come from siloÉ. they have to muddle through to make a living, feed their families without proper work. >> even the girls and boys at this school are bothered by their neighborhood's poor reputation. >> it makes me sad, depressed. >> somehow some people disappointment. if they don't know th

let's bring in kristin holmes live in new jersey, down the road from where trump is gathered. tell us about this scramble behind the scenes right now. how caught off guard was trump's team by the contents of this target letter? >> reporter: i think it wasn't just the context, contents it was also the timing. i think they believe if he was going to be charged or get a target letter that it would be closer to the fall. they few that things have heated up when they learned that jared kushner had gone before the grand jury and it seemed there was a downturn in events. so the time was one of things that they were caught off guard by. the other was exactly what was in the target letter. these potential charges seem to indicate that the special prosecutor had ah bigger case than they had anticipated. so what they're looking for now and trying to figure out if there is any evidence that jack smith might have or any extra witnesses that went in, that they just didn't know about, that they were unprepared for. and the thing to keep in mind here is that they were watching this very close

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kristin smith was the first it is disappear back in september.ody was the first found in february. the last victim was found in may. the oregonian and other local media reporting that the person of interest is 38-year-old jesse calhoun, a career criminal from portland. his latest conviction for burglary, auto theft, and assaulting a police officer back in 2019. he was sentenced then to 50 months in prison but was let out a year early, partly because he helped fight fires in oregon as part of a prison crew. he was considered nonviolent, but then on july 3rd this year his commutation was revoked by the current governor at the request of the multnomah county district attorney's office. oregon public broadcasting reported that brown either granted commutations or pardons for more than 48,390 people over the seven years she was in office. most of those were made after the death of george floyd under the guise of social justice. at the time, critics warned they would be tragic consequences. jesse calhoun has not been charged with the deaths of these wo

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you know what's happening here, kristin, who trump's talking to, what they're saying.reporter: well, look, there is always going to be two strategies in theory. the political strategy and the legal strategy. but as we continue down this path with more and more of these legal issues, more and more of these indictments, they really start to merge together. and that's what you just saw there in those unannounced remarks. he stopped by the lynn county republican party. a small group gathered there to cheer him on. and he talks about how deranged this is. this is part of their election strategy because they are going to continue to paint this as a witch hunt and a hoax. and that is when you start to see these two strategies merge. we know the former president likes to play things out in the court of public opinion. and that is what he is going to continue to do. and that is what his team is going to continue to do. we do also know because we saw those sec filings from the campaign, those finance reports, that the strategy of essentially fundraising off of these indictments

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests matt damon, kristin chenoweth, brann dailor8g band. check out a new "corrections" over on youtube. stay safe, get vaccinated, get boosted. we love you! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, a major announcement in contra costa county. antioch's police chief is retiring nine months after taking charge. this is a story we broke tonight on twitter. >> chief steven ford is leaving the department in turmoil, due the race text messaging scandal. this is just hours before he and other officers are about to testify in court. stephanie, you've been able to speak with a number of people in the community tonight. how are they reacting? >> reporter: well, audrey, everyone i spoke with tonight was surprised. they want to know why. why retire now in the middle of a scandal and ongoing fbi investigation. a city entangled in a racist text scandal among officers is losing its police chief. chief steven ford is retiring as of august 11th. >> he was our only hope. and the fact he's been there for less than nine months, it shows that t

in general, colleagues, granny the right code is poisoned by kristin's poison, as they say, here's your grandmother and st. george's day tin milk was really poisoned. i apparently carried on with a syringe in the lid. the main thing is that the witnesses do you think that i poisoned the milk, in the meantime, we do not think anything. we're just talking there are facts, it needs to be explained, i don't know how to explain it. tell me, you bought this milk in the store. well, yes, this is low fat content, and in the morning i bought groceries, brought them in and left. or maybe it was aunt pasha who poisoned me, so that later everything is on me dump. why well, she has her own calculation, she has views of this apartment. yes, she wants to marry stepan petrovich, so that her grandson gets the apartment later, and she blabbed to her neighbor. i registered as individual entrepreneurs in order to visit him several times a day in your presence. yes, please. according to the assassination attempt, not petrushkin, that they managed to find out something , an examination was installed on the s

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conditions that did not exist before nato gives the impression of a cold attitude towards ukraine, said kristineopolitical analyst. german. marshal fant in washington, this nullifies the work that agreed to this. well, not in the evening, having reached an agreement on the application of sweden and softens other very pro-ukrainian and very rude anti-russian language in the communiqué, the summit, ankara's third objection to sweden's entry into the north atlantic alliance, really allowed gens stoltenberg to press conferences before the start of the forum to declare that they themselves have also become historical, but on the pages of today, experts question this nuance. in particular, the head of the transatlantic peace and future research foundation expressed concern. and about the fact that this country has been far from war for 200 years. because it remained completely neutral. now there is every chance of being drawn into the conflict, according to jan wahlberg , moreover, he also points out that sweden will lose the last part of its independence in foreign policy, the experts interviewed by

it takes just a matter of minutes. kristin meanwhile is glad that you'll no longer have to take the pill. she was on it for 18 years and struggled with the side effects. so it'd be nice to be able to kind of re regulate my own, my own body. so that will be that what united switch use very i think he's excited, excited about that as well. patients arrive at the mobile clinic every half hour. the doctor getting charges $599.00 for the procedure about half the national average cost of of a sec to me it's estimated that several $100000.00 men in the us undergo sterilization each year ashlyn and jacob barbara's decision to come here today had a lot to do with the new abortion regulations. i think my views of all that had changed personally for my self i guess over especially now like you said, roe v wade and like really made you think about it where before it made me put so much thought about it and now being like, oh my gosh, that could be a real issue. you know? yeah, yeah, it definitely did. but probably just more recently. yeah. goodies clinic has an affectionate nickname that might put s

kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kristin. some of those notable issues that closed out the term for the supreme court are right on the fault line of american politics, highlighting divisions among the parties, candidates, and putting pressure on the white house to try to protect the president's campaign promises. this morning, high court repercussions as 2024 candidates and the white house respond to the recent major supreme court decisions. >> we are moving forward with enough pathway to debt relief. >> reporter: president biden looking for new ways to erase federal student loan debt after the conservative justices blocked the president's first proposal. a decision that candidate donald trump praised on saturday. >> they ruled against it, 100% against it. amazing. >> reporter: another decision, stoking divisions over gay rights. the high court found a colorado christian web designer has a free speech right to refuse to create gay wedding websites. >> it is a real victory for religious liberti. >> reporter: it comes as ron de

also, two cal poly graduates are now teaming up with the fbi in an effort to find the remains of kristinshe went missing in san luis obispo in 1996, but her body has never been found. and a robot is hard at work cleaning up beaches along lake tahoe. that robot is remote controlled and solar powered. you can find these stories and much more all on ktvu .com. we came here because we just wanted a better life. celebrating freedom in the east bay. coming up after the break, we hear from new citizens about how it feels to officially be an american citizen this 4th of july holiday. but first, another live look for you out at the city of oakland. illegal fireworks have been going off nonstop, just like this year, although i see i was just going to say, they're dying down, but they come in, lulls every now and then for three hours. and in years past, the explosions have gone off really into the early morning hours. again, all illegal fireworks. you are seeing right now up over the city of oakland. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. we're back after the break parade route in alameda, where f

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live now to kristine berzina, who is the managing director of the german marshall fund north.oins us from latvia's eastern border near russia. welcome to the programme. what's the likelihood that south korea would make an exception in the case of russia's war on ukraine?- make an exception in the case of russia's war on ukraine? there are hiuh russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts _ russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that _ russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that south _ russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that south korea - russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that south korea can make an exception. it is already providing a lot of additional aid. there is talk of providing ambulances, de—mining equipment but thatis ambulances, de—mining equipment but that is of course slightly different. south korea has made a massive in the past year as a major arms provider and they show tremendous political diplomatic solidarity. last year, south korea outside a m billion dollar arms deal with poland. this is incredibly signi

i'm larry beil and i'm kristin zee. but there is bad news for passengers.eave for alaska until sunday. and the problem is obvious. you can see significant damage to the ship's hull. there's a hole there after the ship ran into pier 27 while docking yesterday morning. repairs were made overnight and this is what it looks like right now because that hole is patched up and it's been inspected by the coast guard. here's another live look at the ship for you or the crew. and passengers are still on board despite just learning they will not depart until sunday. abc seven news reporter cornell barnard spoke with passengers today. he joins us live with the latest cornell. hey, kristen and larry, can you say frustration? a lot of that going on here today at pier 27. and, you

jack: great ideas, kristin, and andrew. check out this weak's edition of barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter, x, whatever it's called,@barron's online. and that's all for us us. see you next week on barron's round table. ♪ intellectual. dagen: we've got to go. sean, two-thirds voted for your wife. >> from the studios in new york city, this is maria bart row eau's -- bartiromo's wall street. maria: welcome to the week that was and helps position how you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo new information is coming to light, deafen arch devon archer is set to give bombshell testimony to the a house committee on monday. he claims to have witnessed joe biden on speakerphone during his son's foreign business calls thiess two dozen times. -- at least two dozen times, this after the sweetheart plea deal collapsed s in court this week. joining me right now in a fox business exclusive is texas senator ted cruz. >> great to be with you. maria: assess where we are. >> the white house realizes they're in trouble. for five years joe biden has said i've never talke