the guild's president, fran drescher, said the decision by actors to walk out was a �*moment of truth. we was a �*moment of truth�*. are being victimised by a greedy we are being victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly. how far apart we are on so many things. how they plead poverty, that they are losing money left and right while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. it is disgusting. shame on them. they stand on the wrong side of history at this very moment. let�*s talk to our entertainment reporter, annabel rackham. talk to us first of all about the issues at play, why are they going on strike? , w ., , ., , on strike? these actors are trying to reach an _ on strike? these actors are trying to reach an agreement _ on strike? these actors are trying to reach an agreement with - on strike? these actors are trying to reach an agreement with somei to reach an agreement with some massive organisations that are represented with the trade company, looking at

and for these people, too, the moment of truth comes, rather all in all, it will take almost a week. the twentieth of july, maybe the twenty-third of the twenty-sixth of july, and here the situation is very difficult, since it comes into force. the so -called karmic knots. lunar nodes. many of you have heard this and i want to tell you a little about this karmic knots. someone calls them rahu and ketu. someone calls the lunar nodes. these are dots, not planets. these are the points of contact of the orbit of the moon and the intersection of criticism, what is it at these points your thoughts are postponed actions in your affairs. for a while you did something there, an eclipse came , or the hour of the entry into force of these nodes. and all this comes out as an indicator of what you have done. what did you achieve with this incoming node, which is called ketu. here it is karmic, it seems to accumulate this is something that has already become obsolete, but very often people tend to go there, it’s very familiar , i really want to try it again, very much, but such an underlying inner

this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. if we don't stand tall right now we are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >> both actors and screen writers unions are demanding increases in base pay and residuals in the streaming era. they also want assurances their work will not be replaced by artificial intelligence. the deadline to reach a new contract expired on wednesday. hollywood studios are facing their first dual work stoppage in 63 years forcing them to halt many productions across the united states and abroad. >>> next, china is hoping some international cooperation can help revive its post-pandemic economy. many chinese companies are looking abroad for opportunities, and japanese experts are taking the lead. nhk world reports. >> reporter: here in china's sichuan province a new medical project is under way. the initiative is a collaboration between a group from japan and a startup from chandu. the japanese researchers offer up their expertise while the chinese

the moment of truth. time to see if this lives up to all the hype. i like it. and a gem from our archives. the seaport town of stjohn�*s, capital of newfoundland and labrador, it's a little harbour may look like others around the world, but listen harder, you will soon spot what sets it apart. it is a symphony in the harbour, not violins, banjos, guitars. we are playing wind instruments, and the ships whistles. something like this. i go from ship to ship and ask the officers if we could use their horn for the day, most of them are happy to put a space because it is something difference. this is a time score. the way this works, coast will give the countdown over channel 11, that is ship to shore radio here, there is two people, the time taker who reads out the time, the second is, loud, the other person follows the score. i am very keen on experimental and weird music, so when asked to compose a piece of music for five or ten freighters ijumped at compose a piece of music for five or ten freighters i jumped at the chance. i have no idea what it was going to soun

uh, gas pipelines have once again shown that this is their true moment of truth for their current attitudeto europe and these are their long-term goals that they will implement. this is the kind of means the united states began the last stage of the seizure of europe as the media described american insinuations of sabotage, another europe dependence on russian energy carriers of the united states killed two birds with one stone regained lost dominance in the european energy market and gained even more leverage events in ukraine provoked a jump in us oil exports to europe by 38% compared to 2021 . the publication writes with reference to the clair company, which tracks the movement of ships , taking into account the growth in supplies from the gulf of mexico , europe has become the main destination for american oil doubled instead of asia, and supplies of american lng to europe. such fair competition, having undermined the northern flows , the americans forced europe to finally switch to american gas, and in this situation europe definitely loses tankers from the ocean. it is not at all the

we've been the leadership group and why the dollars will continue to grow because they meet the moment of truth. >> then we see the rotation back out of energy, health care, financials into technology >> that's my question. >> i could see that unfolding in particular if you get a really strong report from microsoft i think what's important next week with alphabet, microsoft and meta is understand the state of advertising spending. i think that's going to be critically important in these earnings reports but, listen, the money could easily rotate back in once again and, go he is what, as an investor that's why you have to be in both places, that's why you have to diversify amongst energy, health care, financials and technologies themselves. that's why i don't think you could concentrate towards a specific direction. >> but, i mean, if you weren't concentrated towards a specific direction -- >> you will underperform this year. >> you're losing. >> in a window of six months in 2023 without question you are underperforming and guess what, you're probably chasing in terms of positioning because you

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. >> this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. >> the impact it could have in the bay area for netflix, apple, and pixar. >>> and get ready for the heat. triple-digit temperatures arriving tomorrow. how long it will last and where it will be the hottest. >>> and what went wrong at anchor brewing, and could the legendary beer-maker be saved? we've got some answers. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. several developing stories at this hour. new details about that hollywood strike. and, yes, there will be picket lines in san francisco. >>> also, the updated timeline on the heat wave that's coming our way. >>> but we start with our breaking news on the peninsula. a nightmare commute for thousands of people. a two-mile stretch of highway 92 in san mateo is closed, and we just learned a short time ago 92 will not reopen until midnight for this two-mile stretch. this is all happening because of a hazmat spill. our skyranger was overhead. this all started this morning around 10:40 a.m. a tanker belonging to the san francisco public utilities comm

i i is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. >> sag-aftra hollywood's largest union has beenotion picture and television producers. the bargaining rep for studios and streamers like netflix, sony pictures, warner brothers and the walt disney company, the parent company of abc news. they were unable to reach an agreement by the deadline and their contract expired. the industry has already been reeling for months from the domino effect of the writers strike. thank you for being here. >> it is a big night for us. >> late night television airing reruns and productions suspended for hit shows like netflix's stranger things, fx's american horror story and abc's abbott elementary. and the impact is bringing most of hollywood to a standstill. >> we're not going to have full tv writers. rooms have been shut down since may. so your favorite shows are not coming back. >> one of the biggest issues plaguing many actors right now is what they see as unfair residual payments. >> so residuals, the way they work, you know, you get paid for the day that you give your services to the show or fi

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here came the bifurcation the moment of truth left me here alone and said, cut as you understand. ved their hand at me, therefore, i will cut, based on some kind of internal sensations fix. everything is a fence. something like this. and let's start the height, of course, small, but it is there at the top that you begin to think about the eternal that you have a family, children, a loan, like this for reflection. i did not notice how almost everything was cut off even what could not have been touched. only i hope igor does not notice this. well, okay, it worked. i see that the men are already accustomed to sitting. they , like minibus drivers, still collect money and go about their business. they are accustomed. well, for me, these sensations were unusual. i really hope i didn't cut something too much, it's okay. how did i manage? i 'm telling you, i suggest when they are fired from work. notice, you said, not if they kick you out, but when that is, you are already sure of this. thank you very much. thank you. with one task. i coped with grief in half and despite the fact that the

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he is the moment of truth in different editions. he went out once. for those times that have passed with its publication, and the novel has become literally an enchanted book that does not dances out during screen adaptations. uh, all attempts. to do something with it and transfer it somehow to the screen fails with a wild deafening crash, like attempts to stage it. uh, the master’s novel margarita tried to make the film first, and the great director vitalakevich, and he shot literally two -thirds of the picture, uh, huge sums were spent by the senior e of the counterintelligence group of the third belarusian front. uh, captain alekhin was played by sergey shakurov and his first assistant and colleague sasha, lieutenant tamantsev, and played by anatoly azo, but hmm the author of an outstanding book, vladimir bogomolov, had an extremely bad temper. he quarreled with all directors and screen adaptations. there, from his prose, uh, in the end, in complete indignation , he sued the painting and, oddly enough, won the process if the author strongly disagr

raise prices within 30 days by introducing a risk premium, yet the situation turned out to be a moment of truth ukraine in some ways zelensky tried to enlist military support from western or turkish ships to escort their ships, but was refused and asked poland to accept the grain, but the polish prime minister said no and kiev called him a populist not from the wells of this border. eugene decides to continue awkwardly. the last dry cargo ship left the port of odessa and headed for istanbul on july 16, the day before the expiration of the grain deal. it was a turkish ship tq samsung and the next day washington's threat became clear, hints at some diplomatic costs for moscow did not help. russia suspends participation in black sea initiative russia reports that the agreement, which allowed ukraine to send grain across the black sea , was stopped for a whole year by the west in order to fulfill the terms of the deal, moscow complied with the agreement, and when the grain floated to the wrong place at all . we expected that our foreign gauges would finally begin to fully comply with the agreed and

have 3-4 months kavorakh is depoiting large reserves and here we are already approaching the moment of truthave time and are acting powerfully or are they tightening up ozern will have to yes it will come but it will be such a very difficult period , you know, we are not simplifying anything i am saying a lousy stamp on films are shown or something mt journalists say or our colleagues from abroad are hard work, a hard war and we have to finish it all with blood, but also the art of waging war and the use of advanced weapons technology in those promising directions - this is the direction of success and the reduction of reserves you know the possibilities of the reserves then, because it will be oriented. and the most important thing from the ground side is that here , how far will our teams work in depth, how much will they work, i will say directly in terms of military art, it is to blame that the enemy was disoriented , and we hit such combat points that he will not recover, and those armies which are still being prepared will be pulled up. they will not be sustained, and the parts they wi

the guild's president, fran drescher, said the decision by actors to walk out was a "moment of truth"re being victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly. how far apart we are on so many things. how they plead poverty, that they are losing money left and right while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. it is disgusting. shame on them. they stand on the wrong side of history at this very moment. the issues in the strike go much deeper thanjust the film industry itself. the screen actors guild wants streaming giants to agree a fairer split of profits and better working conditions. but other demands — like protecting actors from being replaced by digital replicas — reflect wider challenges. the union wants guarantees that artificial intelligence and computer generated faces will not be used to replace actors. not since 1960 has a there been a strike on this scale. that dispute was led by the future us president ronald reagan — seen here with his wife nancy an

the guild's president, fran drescher, said the decision by actors to walk out was a �*moment of truthbeing victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly. how far apart we are on so many things. how they plead poverty, that they are losing money left and right while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. it is disgusting. shame on them. they stand on the wrong side of history at this very moment. the issues in the strike go much deeper thanjust the film industry itself. the screen actors guild wants streaming giants to agree a fairer split of profits and better working conditions. but other demands — like protecting actors from being replaced by digital replicas — reflect wider challenges. the union wants guarantees that artificial intelligence and computer generated faces will not be used to replace actors. not since 1960 has a there been a strike on this scale. that dispute was led by the future us president ronald reagan — seen here with his wife nancy and f

and for these people, the moment of truth is also coming, most likely, this will happen almost within a week. well, maybe somewhere on the twentieth of july, maybe the twenty-third of the twenty-sixth of july, and here the situation is very difficult, since it comes into force. the so -called karmic knots. lunar nodes. many of you have heard this and i want to tell you a little about this karmic knots. someone calls them rahu and ketu. someone calls the lunar nodes. these are dots, not planets. these are the points of contact of the moon's orbit and the intersection of the ecliptic, what is it at these points that your thoughts, your actions, and your deeds are deposited. for some time you have done something there, an eclipse has come or an hour the entry into force of these nodes has come. and all this comes out as an indicator of what you have done. what did you achieve with this incoming node, which is called ketu. here he is karmic, he accumulates this, as it were something that has already outlived something that has not. but very often people tend to go there, it’s very familia

this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth.e are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >> she is raising an army of actors -- [laughter] >> she's raising her hand wearing a saturday or night live, john travolta t-shirt. >> that speech was written by a.i. >> oh, stop. >> ooh i'm kidding. [laughter] >> once again -- >> americans were replaced by robots generations ago, so this is something that it's like predicted and and predictable. >> right, right. >> we already kind of -- >> and we're getting closer because of bidenomics, and it's going to be exposed, a shocking account of what it's really like to live in biden's economy unless you're a.i. here's a hint, it's bad. more when "the big weekend show" returns. ♪ here you come again just when aye begun to get -- i've begun to get myself together ♪ mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on

this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. ight now, we are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines and big business that cares more about wall street than you and your family. most of americans don't have more than $500 in an emergency. this is a very big deal. it weighed heavy on us. cheryl: we have been listening to actress fran drescher, she's the president of sag-aftra and duncan crabtree is the one that said it was a unanimous vote and they're going on strike. that strike takes effect going tonight at midnight and the actors are going on strike and we've not seen a hollywood shut down in 50 years, 1960 was the last time that you had two unions go on strike at the same time and the writer haves been on strike for several weeks, now the actors are walking out of the job. you heard it there, this is their beef and it is ai, it is streaming and need to be paid for and in a digital world, i have to say the impact of this as she said could be with millions of people around th

we figure out if we are going to bring other charges so the justice department will face that moment of truth's lawyers, how quickly agreeing to these misdemeanor charges much earlier before any of this hullabaloo with the whistleblowers broken knowing full well that that could potentially implode? >> they could have handled it differently. the question, they struck a good deal. he was facing criminal jeopardy, potential incarceration, they look like they will get him out of this misdemeanor real-time serving but one of the errors may be in not moving this had quicker. putting this deal to rest before the congressional engines revved up, before the whistleblowers testify, before congress got interested in exercising its oversight function of what the doj is doing. we could have put this to bed months ago. we find ourselves in a better position. neil: bottom line, this is not going away, doesn't sound like it is going away. >> i think we will see more action on the prosecution side of this case start revving up again. we will see action on the oversight side. people on the hill are interested

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a very fired up fran drescher telling me this is their moment of truth. is morning no lights, camera or action in hollywood. sag-aftra, the union representing some of the biggest names in film and television, is officially on strike. overnight the cast of oppenheimer leaving before the screening at the uk premiere to support the strike. >> we have to protect the people on the margins. we have to figure out something that is fair. >> it came with great sadness that we came to this cross roads, but we had no choice. >> reporter: weeks of intense negotiations with major studios broke down with the actors' existing contract expiring early thursday morning. >> in the long run, if we don't draw the line in the sand now, they're going to be squeezed out of their livelihood anyway. they already are. so what are we doing making incremental changes on a contract that's no longer relevant? it's like rearranged furniture on the titanic. >> reporter: the actors say they're fighting for higher wages and protections in the streaming era, including residual pay including

this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. if we don't stand tall right now, we are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. you cannot change the business model as much as it has changed and not expect the contract to change, too. we are not going to keep doing incremental changes on a contract that no longer honors what is happening right now with this business model that was foisted upon us. what are we doing? moving around furniture in the titanic? it is crazy. so the jig is up, amptp. we stand tall. you have to wake up and smell the coffee. we are labor and we stand tall and we demand respect and to be honored for our contribution. you share the wealth because you cannot exist without us. thank you. [applause] nermeen: that was sag-aftra president fran drescher, who is well known for her role in the 1990's sitcom "the nanny." the alliance of motion picture and television producers, which represents major television and film producers, accused the actors union of walking

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this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth.in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >> and to that point, congressman ro khanna, background actors have described how they're light like this is gonna be artificially inserted into the background of a tv or film seem. that means actors who once got paid to work as extras no longer would. what kind of protection should be in place in the labor market to avoid destroying peoples livelihoods? >> my sympathies on this issue are with the writers and actors for three reasons. firstly, we need to compensate rioters for their actual data. if you are writing a script or you are writing a play, and then you are throwing that into an a. i. machine and it's earning something else out, it's almost a form of plagiarism. and that original data needs to be compensated. secondly, if you start replacing rioters with a. i., they are not going to produce shakespeare or tony morrison. my concern is you are going to lower the standard of entertainment, and the ameri

drescher, she saying the exact same thing that donald trump said peaches out there say this is a moment of truthbusinesses in this ne technology is taking jobs away in his time to stamp together she didn't stand together when everybody else was losing their job the miners in minnesota, an ethical archives, all of the jobs that went to mexico. it's a little too late coming i my opinion. and this is probably the last you know that's been affected with this kind of a radical change. >> hollywood actors want to be paid more. this is ridiculous but but i don't watch hollywood horror shows because it is just pattin themselves on their own back. the infighting is what this is that affects the caterer most, the members the most about the people who depend on their paycheck for the little bit mor money is what comes down to pet i think think it is crazy. not only that we can expect further delays in upcoming film releases. okay. upcoming film releases my famil will survive if you don't need hollywood. but you know we couldn't have survived, the healthcare worker showing up during the pandemic and the mea

i spoke with lithuania's president, he is the host of the meeting, he told me this is now the moment of truth have to give ukraine some clarity about the future of its nato potential pathway and get them out of what he said was a dangerous gray area. >> the idea to create institutional framework with the ukraine, it will be done in the form of ukraine's nato counsel. then the procedure of entering or integration into nato will be more simple with our members sanction plan. >> that was lithuania's president, he is the host of this nato summit. we know that ukraine will not get a formal invitation. at the war is still going on, that would be a tremendous risk but we do want the equivalent of a political invitation. we know the u.s. and a number of other allies also have reservations in terms of the potential escalation that could stem from this. there are talks about a ukraine package that could be approved here and we are going to see exercises today in terms of how to give the ukrainians what they want but also make sure that that position that was stated by the united states and other allies

. >> this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. >> reporter: disrupting the industry in theidst of its critical summer movie season. the actors of the up and coming movie "oppemheimer" walking out of their premiere thursday. >> it's been a really, really intense few days for a lot of people. not just actors, but everybody in the industry who are going to be affected by this decision, and affected by a decision that is necessary. >> we know it's a critical time at this point in the industry, and the issues that are involved need to be addressed. it's a difficult conversation, and everybody is trying to get a fair deal. we'll support that. >> reporter: and the actors from the highly anticipated "barbie" movie voicing their support amidst their global tour. >> absolutely. i'm very much in support of all the unions and i'm apart of sag, so i would absolutely support that. >> i would support the actors. yeah. >> i love the unions. they've always protected all the artists i know, and i want them to stand strong and win their fight. >> reporter: the union is fed up over compensatio

this is a moment of history, a moment of truth.f we don't stand tall right now , we are all going to be in trouble. jeffrey: among the unresolved issues, demands for higher wages. the increase of residuals as streaming services command more of the market and new protections from the use of artificial intelligence. for its part, the alliance of motion picture and television producers representing traditional studios such as universal, paramount, and disney, along with newer tech giants like apple, netflix, and amazon about blamed the union for walking away from major concessions, saying in a statement the union has regrettably chosen a path that will lead to financial hardship for countless thousands of people who depend on the industry. in an interview this morning, bob iger said this. >> there's a level of expectation that they have that is just not realistic. they are adding to the set of challenges that this business is already facing that is quite frankly very disruptive. jeffrey: the move all but grinds hollywood to a halt as

. >> it was the moment of truth for eastlake detectives, the final undercover meeting with chrissy and chrissy, they needed her to show up too. >> i was holding my breath in the car, when they were showing up, and making sure that i could see three heads in the car. >> father and daughter had already been told david was dead. and they arrived at the parking lot with pat to see the proof, that doctored photo of david. >> as soon as we pull in. i say, well, look over there. you guys do what you're gonna do. >> chrissy and her dad got into the car. it was the first time that the detective was meeting her. >> how are you guys doing? >> good morning. >> police needed chrissy to admit that she was the one who would pay the rest of the hitman's fee. so right off the bat, bauer asked her about the life insurance policy that she had on david. >> how much is the policy for? 1.5 million? i'm just kind of curious. especially for you. this is your father. this is the father of your kids. i went over this with your dad. >> how want to see the photo, the proof that david was dead. >> do you worry tha

i'm courtney reagan in for scott wapner front and center this hour, a moment of truth for the rally asbig tech earnings get under way. microsoft and alphabet kick things off a few hours from now. the investment committee is standing by to break down what is at stake for these critical reports. joining sus josh brown, jim lebenthal, stephanie link and jason snipe. a quick check on the market to see where things are as we await the key results after the bell we are in positive territory, although marginally so the nasdaq leading the way higher by

is this a major moment of truth for investors, and will rising rates wreck this rally our investment committee is standing by. joining us for this hour downtown josh brown, joe terranova, amy raskin and sarat sethi. first a check on the markets right now a down day on wall street all three indices down at least 1% the nasdaq and the dow both down about 1 1/3 percent. we're also looking at bond yields right now, something to watch. the story of today the ten-year yield back above 4% you have to remember just before svb, the last time we were at this level, and actually since the last rate hike, yields moved on the ten year about 30 basis points look at the two year, the yields there at a 16-year high. we're looking at financials, looking at the financial sector down today, hard hit also the regional banks hard hit right now. something we're going to continue to watch and talk about, regional banks down more than 2.5%. a really great place to start. josh brown, i will toss things out to you at the josh cave. what do you make of the sell-off we're seeing rates the big story. >> look, yo

i'm courtney reagan in for scott wapner front and center this hour, a moment of truth for the rally as big tech earnings get under way. microsoft and alphabet kick things off a few hours from now. the investment committee is standing by to break down what is at stake for these critical reports. joining sus josh brown, jim lebenthal, stephanie link and jason snipe. a quick check on the market to see where things are as we await the key results after the bell we are in positive territory, although marginally so the nasdaq leading the way higher by 0.6% the dow jones industrial average on both sides right now but holding positive above that marker by 0.2% the yield on the ten year sitting below 4% at 3.89%. we are leading the way with materials and information technology for the sectors, financials and industrials are lagging. the vix, though, is still pretty quiet, below 14. and wti is higher today but still sitting just slightly under $80 a barrel we have a lot going on here. we have a fed decision tomorrow, big tech decisions alphabet is coming up here after the bell there are so many

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is this a major moment of truth for investors, and will rising rates wreck this rally our investmenttanding by. joining us for this hour downtown josh brown, joe terranova, amy raskin and sarat sethi. first a check on the markets right now a down day on wall street all three indices down at least 1% the nasdaq and the dow both down about