jean-pierre: thank you. anybody else? reporter: given the house republican decision to move forward with funding only for israel, is at the decision of the white house -- [indiscernible] ms. jean-pierre: the budget deal that two thirds of the republicans voted on and is now law? it is law. that was voted on by the house and senate and is now law. yeah. reporter: is a trip to maine for the president under consideration? ms. jean-pierre: we are appreciative of the governor of maine inviting the president to visit. when the president visits any state, anywhere, there is a lot of logistics that come into play. i do not have anything to share on a potential date, but we are appreciative. as you know, the deputy director of the gun prevention office, greg jackson, is on the ground providing support to the community. reporter: on friday the president is meeting with western hemisphere leaders. are leaders coming to washington for that? is this virtual? ms. jean-pierre: i believe it is going to be a backgrounder on this on thursd

i remember these jeans with a super low waist, i think so, no, not this, please , yes, indeed, thereight colors , we’ll put it on, a lot of denim, and not in its classic version, as i understand it, completely unusual things that are made from denim, including evening dresses, definitely, yes, these could be some kind of trench coats. it could be evening dresses, it could be some kind of denim corsets, that is, uh, now they make everything in denim, bags, shoes , i’ll denim, last season i bought myself a lot of things and i really enjoy wearing them, because denim is very coolly neutralizes some elegant clothes , well, let’s say, we can put on silver cossacks, but if we put on jeans here, then the cossacks will be neutralized a little - we ’ll get beautiful even casual clothes, and if. let’s say we have a sequin dress, then we can always put on a denim jacket on top again to neutralize this dress , that is, in this way we can use our wardrobe a little more widely if we have some bright accent items and we don’t know how to wear them non-evening time, then it is with the help of denim

jean-jacques: yeah. -- i think we have been fortunate that post-covid, there was this pent-up demand which meant that everybody really wanted to get back their life, if you will, make it simple. people have probably changed the way they allocate their own money, their share of wallet, in order to move towards much more, i would say experiences. compared to spending money on an asset. we have been surfing that way. if you look at our turnover and how it compares versus where we were in 2019, we are 25% above. by the 25% is largely because of the pricing, and in the pricing, you find inflation that is at the hotel level. so we have not been feeling the brunt of inflation because there is very strong demand from the young customer to go and spend money on what business is about. i think this will stabilize. i don't believe prices will continue to improve. i don't believe either on the basis of what i have in my hands, that prices will drop. i think what you are going to do is that after a very steep increas

jean-pierre: good afternoon. the president has recently had his third conversation with prime minister benjamin netanyahu since the crisis began. vice president harris and president biden meet with the security team to give direction on next steps. the president held 17 calls and meetings over saturday, sunday, and monday with his national security team. the president and vice president have had three dozen meetings, briefings, and calls since the attacks on israel began. the president will continue to be relentless in insuring israel and the israeli people have what they need in support from the united states to defend themselves in the days, weeks, months, and years ahead. you heard directly from the president, and i have to national security advisor jake sullivan to take any of your questions on this issue. mr. sullivan: i will make a few comments and i will be happy to take your questions. like many of you, we have watched in horror and anguish the scenes in the butchery against innocent civilians at the hand

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some trends , but there are those jeans in which you always look good, which fit you flawlessly, ityou, this is the base, everything else can also change, of course , but for some reason it always seemed to me that the things that best take root in my wardrobe are those that are expensive, high-quality and have some kind of unusual cut, which is outside of fashion trends, it seems to me that such things are also very good, they sometimes settle for years at five, you forget about them, and then suddenly it’s like, oh, what an interesting thing, unusual, yes, there is, of course, quality. things, it allows them to live longer and even such things age very beautifully, yes, if we take some cool bags, then aged vintage ones, sometimes they look even cooler than when they were new, this is normal, but honestly, in my opinion in the basic wardrobe there are not always things from the luxury segment or some expensive things, these can be ordinary things there from the lime brand, they are part of the basic wardrobe, that is, in general they are with me for a long time and if you take care

>> weren't jeans designed originally for gold miners? yes.supposed to be super sturdy. so why would you treat them delicately, like not wash them very much? >> well, they are sturdy, but apparently and i've heard this before, it's so strange because i wash my jeans certainly every couple of times. a when you're not supposed to wash your jeans, that often is what they say. but i just can't do it. >> you know? i mean, like, i don't know. sandy when i was five years old wearing my clothes into the shower probably seemed like a pretty smart idea. but not not at this stage of my life, right? >> yeah. i mean, if you're going to wear your jeans and actually clean them in the shower, why don't you just throw them in the wash? >> it doesn't make any sense. >> it makes no sense to me. >> i don't know. he's the ceo. >> i mean, he must have something about caring for jeans, i guess. but still. >> all right. crocs is making sure your feet have the perfect fit for halloween. just what everyone wants. chocolate themed crocs. let's take a look. there are two

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jean mackenzie in - northeast asia. thank you very much. jean mackenzie in seoulj much.d the latest on the situation in the middle east. i'll see you in a moment. hello there. well, storm babet continues to push northwards across the uk. its impacts are likely to be felt for much of the rest of the week. in fact, the met office has issued its highest level of alert. it's a rare red warning in force for rain, valid from 6:00 on thursday evening right through until midday on friday. it's for northeastern areas of scotland, parts of angus and southern aberdeenshire. the totals are really going to start to stack up. the rain is quite widespread across the uk as we head through the rest of the week, but nowhere more so than across northeastern areas of scotland, where there could be as much as two months�* worth of rainfall by the time we get to the end of the day on friday — around 200—250mm of rain. and that heavy rain is moving northwards — this is storm babet, of course. the winds are strengthening out towards the east coast of scotland. gusts of wind here of around 70mph

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kirby, karine jean-pierre doesn't say anything about it, that is one question.question i've been wanting to ask since last year and tried to settle it in a professional manner, i thought maybe it needs more attention. the white house press briefing room has no seat for a handicap journalist. i have issues with my balancing, with my hearing, i look feign, but from inside, those who know enceph alitis is an illness. they had given me a stool that has been taken. i saw it myself, he has done a lot of work for handicap and laws in the '90s when i came to the u.s., how come the white house briefing room does not have a single seat for a person with health issues. >> carley: would be so easy to add a handicap chair. now maybe you said it here, they will get the message and you will be more comfortable. everybody deserves to be while they do their job. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. over to you. >> todd: congressman jim jordan and house majority leader steve scalise throwing their hat in the ring to replace kevin mccarthy as speaker. some republicans say t

as jean has been successful. as jean has been staying _ been successful.ouse this afternoon, john kirby, the spokesperson for the national security council told reporters that temporary specific positives on the battlefield was an idea worth exploring. we can go live now to barbara plante usher, our state pla nte usher, our state department plante usher, our state department correspondent. barbara, if we just look at everything we have been hearing today, does it seem to you that this is, as we have been discussing, the beginning of this big ground incursion that israel has been threatening for some time because they'll it's difficult to say exactly where it fits in with the israeli military plan and how it wants to organise its incursions, but it is a bigger incursion, they said, than it has been so far and definitely come as a guest have been saying, this is the most severe air strikes we have seen so far, so there has been an escalation in the military operation. you are mentioning there that the white house has been talking about humanitarian process,

jean, thank you so much.ara. >> for more on the story, i'm joined by casey jordan she's a criminologist and behavorial analyst. it's hard to imagine, it's a scenario here where you have a ransom note. what does this tell you about the suspect in this case that he managed to find the home, that he put this note into, according to police, into the mailbox at the home, with the child in his van. >> and make no mistake, sara, without that ransom note, i don't know that we would have charlotte right now. so, this is highly unusual, because the house where she was being -- the camper where she was being held, where mr. ross lives is just three minutes from charlotte's family home. and that is a good 20 minutes from the campground where she was abducted. so it is not what we initially thought that it might have been somebody at the campground. a ransom camper who sees a random child and impulsively snatches her up. the fact that he lives near the family home does say that he had eyes on charlotte and probably follow

you you're supposed to wash your jeans in the shower. i barely even wash my legs in the shower without the idea. is that cleaning your jeans while you shower is good for the environment because he uses less water than throw them in in the laundry. i don't think he's thought this through. have you ever tried to take a pair of wet jeans off david blaine couldn't get out of a pair of wet 501 demo. have you ever heard of anything like this? >> no, nothing like that. you have not just checking to see if you're awake. >> everyone. speaking of bad jeans, sarah huckabee sanders is trying to huckabee her way out of her first big scandal as governor of arkansas. and as far as scandals go, this one is a doozy. >> governor sarah huckabee sanders is facing a potential legislative audit over the purchase of this podium. according to online records, with transparency arkansas.gov. the amount owed to beckett events llc was $19,029.25. i think the process just wasn't as clean as it should have been. >> again, it's been reimbursed by private funds and not

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from cutting up a pair of jeans to create her now-infamous ultra-lowrise jeans. >> they're so much cuterecause of how you look and choose to dress? >> yeah, definitely. but i say, women, we've come so far to even be able to dress like this, we should take advantage of that. i feel i spent a lot of my 20s dressing down or dressing to be attractive to men. but ultimately, it just wasn't fun. what you're wearing is your first means of expression. and it should be authentic to what's inside. >> reporter: her many forms of expression fueling her as she looks ahead for what's next. >> i hope that one day, i can kind of just fade off into obscurity and write more. write, direct, produce, just kind of, like, go hide away. >> byron: our thanks to eva. >>> when we come back, a fifth grader sees a true texas sunrise >>> whentype 2 diabetes? fifth grader sees a true texas sunrise for the first time. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempi

should karine jean-pierre worry about her job now?unications rule number one as you never repeat the question or you never repeat the negative. you don't need to say is very much alive. i'm curious what happened. "60 minutes" has given joe biden a big spot. kamala harris, the questions to me are pretty soft. why are you not winning? one of the things -- he talks about the polling numbers. with young people. why is your approval so low with young people? we have given them everything we want on student loans and climate change. they just don't know it. i think that is one of the things that shows there is this out of touch component where the young people can't afford the rent. the rent is too high. they are screaming that from the rooftops. the student loan is not going to fix the rent problem. i think also, there might just be disenchanted with the fact that they have all said he is just too old. that's not changing. it was very interesting today. he said that he has been told by other democrats to basically shut up and stop saying t

nikit, what did jean say?did you check her alibi, no, i haven’t had time yet, i won’t forgive you , i don’t understand what you’ve been doing all this time, is he sleeping then? i helped her cope with her grief, okay, then now you will start checking her alibi, right now, you understand me, yes, you understand, okay, if you understand, zhen, take people to support and bring sergei davidov for interrogation. marya palovny and i are going to visit trofim’s knee, hello, my last name is krylov, we are from the investigative committee, can we talk to alena nikolaevna trofimova? she doesn't feel well, what happened? we would like to ask her some questions, she is not recovering well, then come, are you her father? come on, let us pass, we won't be long. yes. alyonushka, this is from the police, hello, hello, we are not from the police. investigative committee, mayor krilov, tell me, when was the last time you saw pavel grigoriev? pashev, and what happened to him? we were supposed to meet yesterday, he didn’t come, w

that is just a bare face lie and it degrades karine jean-pierre even to say that. it's despicable because what you just saw there is this administration treating the american people like fools. the idea that they claim they are standing behind this idea that it's not their policy to break the law, they are going to follow the law, exactly as peter doocy pointed out. they break the law the whole time when it suits their political needs. as he pointed out, on student loans, by saying it's all because they have to do it. if they had to do it, why are they rushing through all the last-minute waivers of federal law in order to get it done. it is absolutely despicable. and one final point, the most important, that gets to the substance of this. the actual policy change that we are seeing here. not the handling, but the substance. it goes to their character, because why is it that they are finally acting after all these years of seeing the cruelty, the inhumanity, the chaos at the border affecting so many people across america, the final moment when they actually act is w

jean has been followed all the details. through this, jean. >> reporter: when he arrived in may with fbi ats on an fbi plane from peru they sat down and had a discussion. they said if you'll truthfully and accurately tell us what happened to natalie ee holloway we'll enter into a plea agreement with you. he was first debriefed by the u.s. attorney's office and the fbi. when they all sat down, there was a recording device. the public defender representing van der sloot asked the questions. we know the fbi was in the room when it happened. we have the audio. here is joran van der sloot describing what they say is very credible and truthful. the fbi is saying that. what happened to natalee holloway. >> she kneed me in the crotch. i get up and kick her extremely hard in the face. yeah, she's laying down unconscious, possibly even dead, but definitely unconscious. i see right next to her there's a huge sin cinder block laying on the beach. i take this and smash her head in completely. her face basically collapses in. >> reporter

guy: probably more likely that i buy a pair of jeans. very different kind of decisions. buying a pair of jeans, that is a reasonably ubiquitous item. iphone is a huge decision. i do think, to your point about not comparing apples to apples in china, an lvmh handbag is likely to remain. what happened with apple in china, a much more interesting geopolitical question. that has yet to fully ripple into the stock. our understanding of that has yet to fully materialize. alix: also buying jeans is like utility. guy: basically just another opportunity to give me grief. alix: duh. coming up, we will give him more grief. our question of the day, has apple card lvmh's china cold? wei li from black rock international will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i do think just the extent to which we had complacency on china to start the year, and frankly, as recently as the april, may timeframe was remarkable. it's not surprising that it will take some time to see that complacency unwind. i think there is still room for this whole love of the china recovery story to unwind even

press secretary karine jean-pierre after there was a raid in the gaza strip. and state department this hour by the way. fox team coverage with greg palkot reporting on connections between iran and hezbollah. but first, live to trey yingst, live on the ground in southern israel as he has been since this began. how significant was the overnight operation into gaza by the idf, trey? >> it was very significant. breaking news, appears to be some firefight along the eastern border between gaza and israel. large burst of gunfire, tracer rounds, drone overhead and fighter jet targeting a specific position behind me. this does come after the israelis conducted a surgical airstrike, the target, the deputy intelligence commander for the entirety of hamas, we are also learning three other top hamas officials were killed in israeli airstrikes today. tonight you have the country's defense minister speaking about the israeli efforts and what they are trying to do inside gaza, making it clear the number one enemy is hamas and the goal to completely describe the organization.

belyasov even attracted birkin, he dashed off that essay for the minister, works of peasant roots, jeansany people at all, i’m for i followed the production, but to whom i have no idea. you personally handed over to montana, to whom? perepyolkin vv, aka montana, a batch of such trousers , and you know that, yes, we know everything, well, montana, my personal huckster, well, i threw him jeans, well, extra money, they won’t hurt, you belyas stole it, or what? you know this game, it’s called a fun start, now a relay race will begin between your accomplices, who will testify faster about how your office functions, let’s pay attention, march, the canyons of the military sailors were taken from the baltic fleet, their uniforms are white, the texture is the same as jeans .

>> secretary jean-pierre: a couple of things. we have not seen any credible threats. there's always been questions about credible threats. just want to make sure that that's out there. will become a muslim and those perceived to be muslim -- look, muslim and those perceived to be muslim have received an unreal amount of hate. >> jeanine: the response was so that she was busted for the week response on anti-semitism. >> i understand there's a press briefing book, a lot of topics, but when someone asks a question about if the white house is concerned about the rise of an --anti-semitism, it's a simpe yes. i know the president is against antes is -- anti-semitism. >> jeanine: she says now she misheard the question and tried to clean up her mess in today's briefing. >> secretary jean-pierre: i understand how important more clarity is, especially at this time. when jews are targeted because of their beliefs, or their identity, when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred, that is anti-semitism. >> jeanine: it's very interesting that number one, she had to look

fact that the collapse of the soviet... union was caused by a shortage of vcrs of canned beer and jeans the program worked , well, people were promised that they they will give all this in 30 years, and they didn’t give it, spiritual distance, but jeans, canned beer and vcrs, every soviet family will live by the year 2000, their own comfortable apartment, but no, there are generally deep things there, you know, no one can handle this... we haven’t written the true history of the soviet period at all, we haven’t figured it out, by the way, if we talk about the lessons that we didn’t do, yes, then we didn’t fully do that. no one realizes what it means that khrushchev promised that the soviet people would live in communism, yeah, it’s for everyone according to their needs and abilities , yes, but the soviet people came out, saw the olympics, but didn’t see communism in the eightieth, and what does this mean , and this means that well, it’s like the authorities lied, this well, well, actually, and you’re walking down the street, well, we’re of the same generation, you’re walking down the st

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he says if you get some curry on your jeans, spot clean them. when it's time to wash them, he says, put them on and get in the shower, and use bar soap as if you were washing your legs. >> just like the old-fashioned way. >> i also heard that you could put them in the freezer. >> so the germs fall off with the ice or something? >> i don't know. i really don't know. i never tried it. i take that back, i did try it once. >> you did? >> i didn't know the difference. >> cold legs. >> yeah, they say if you put it in the freezer. maybe it freezes off the germs. but then, do you want them in your freezer? >> my dirty jeans, no. >> thanks, scott. >> then you walk away like this. [ laughter ] >>> trending this morning, one of the film's most popular characters said, it ain't how hard you hit, it's how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. >> the actor behind it is opening a new store, a sure-fire hit. sylvester stallone is the new brains behind the new rocky shop in philadelphia, located steps away from the famous statue that pays tribute to the

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you can always go to karine jean-pierre for sound bites, she was asked about a border wall. she said, we can't have a border wall because of heavy wind. it would waste taxpayer money on ineffective wall that can't withstand the wall. someone asked her, did the wind change, why can we have a border wall now? someone needs to ask the media, when trump tried this, bloomberg, this is not a border wall, this is white supremacy, "new york times" called it trump's wall of shame and nbc called it trump's border wall never about security, meant to remind latinos they are unwelcome. headlines like that, where are they? can't wait to hear karine jean-pierre at 1:00. >> emily: border patrol getting killed in record numbers, committing suicide in record numbers, people having to take out loans for school supplies. the horror they have been experiencing for so long, this administration refuse to cite it a crisis and we get this at the 11th hour. i am grateful, but i'm so angry that for so many years everyone was ignored. >> harris: that is why this is not enough. this is politics, he's fl

neighbors like jean, a native of the city, say this is welcome news. >> i think it is amazing. >> reporter: while helping her friend with alzheimer's, she spends a lot of time in this adams point neighborhood, and says she and other neighbors are constantly dealing with auto break-ins. >> someone followed one of the cars into the garage. they were driving a stolen car. so, to compound their problems, the gate does not open without an opener. so, they had to ram the gate. >> reporter: jean says the gate was broken for five weeks, and other residents in the building tell us police were slow to respond. now, opd is hoping this new social media tool will help. but not all neighbors think this will be helpful. one residence who did not want to be identified shared her concerns. >> the issue of crime in oakland and the response to crime in oakland is so complex , you cannot solve it with twitter. right? they want to address crime, we have to address all the structural issues. >> reporter: this residence as her catalytic converter was stolen out of her driveway not once but twice. >> you file a p

we'll see how karine jean-pierre fields that question. >> sandra: we will be anticipating that highly. all right, now this. >> john: more than 75,000 kaiser permanente employees are on the picket line for a second day. the largest healthcare strike in u.s. history. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the latest and jonathan, are they talking yet, the two sides? >> it appears not, john, in fact we seem to be at something of a standstill right now between the unions and kaiser permanente executives. as a result, there are hundreds back here on this picket line outside one of kaiser permanente's largest hospitals today and tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers on picket lines right across the country. it's affecting healthcare for 13 million americans. those on the picket lines here say they have no choice because kaiser has allowed in their view staffing levels to fall dangerously low, and they have allowed in their view wages to fall well below the rate of inflation. so, they say the workers we have spoken to, it is time for kaiser to step up. listen here. >> nobody want

well, that’s what won, because there wasn’t enough chewing gum and jeans, you know, well, there wasn’xplore virgin lands, it i admired gagarin, they sang songs on mars, there will be apple trees, and 30 years later, these sixties - it was already a different mentality, yeah. why did vladimir kostyukhin break akudzhava’s record, it was exactly in 2003, when the execution actually parliament and the nineties. the year when the shooting of parliament means that some people said that they were experiencing aesthetics, not only the economy, but the economy too, and the economy is very important, gorbachev’s mistake, why the union fell apart, he began simultaneously political and economic reforms, he had to first preserve strong power and control of ideology, transform the economy , following the example of china. considering the fact that low oil prices, got involved in the wrong place in afghanistan, then incorrectly brought troops into the field from germany, there were many mistakes, but the most the main thing is that you cannot simultaneously, without building the economy, having a we

teachers too people also communicate with the outside world, plus young people too, they also wear jeansks. you are absolutely right, the core that the officers had in the soviet union was preserved, moreover, it was preserved even in the early nineties, in the early nineties, and the generation that was then the army commanders and department heads, thanks to them it was not possible to finish off army to the end , a revival began in 1994, but when we speak, now the terms have been introduced into the political discourse - hybrid war, information war, cognitive war, mental war, conscientious war from the latin word consciousness, i always come to mind, remember, in my house, i ask you not to express yourself, a classic of soviet film comedy and yet, 25 years ago we published several materials, they are in scientific sources devoted to the so-called concentration war, what is it? this is a war weapon, correspondingly, which affects the consciousness, there are very interesting works by doctor of psychological sciences yuri gromyk, gromyk, well, your humble servant, several of these, and

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our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie reports. do you remember where you were? alleyway where she was almost crushed to death. there were people on top of you, trapping your legs. yeah. it was so painful, yeah. i couldn't move at all, even my fingers. i realised at that time, "oh, i'm going to die." people out to celebrate halloween funnelled into this alleyway from three directions until it became so tightly packed they couldn't move. some couldn't breathe. the pressure was so great, it ruptured the muscles injyoo—kun�* legs, paralysing them for months. are you fully recovered now? actually, no. i have pain on my knees and my foot. it's now well established how the authorities failed to keep people safe that night and save lives. but no—one has been held responsible. trials and investigations are ongoing, leaving thousands still nursing their physical and emotional scars. this is where the dead are remembered — a makeshift memorial set up by theirfamilies. they take it in turns to stand guard in case the authorities follow through on their threat to remove it.

that was jean mckenzie there that wasjean mckenzie there with the latest from seoul.not my time". mr pence is the first major republican candidate to suspend his campaign in a race led by former president donald trump. he's languished in recent polls and had struggled to gain the support of republican voters. south africa have beaten new zealand in the rugby world cup final in paris, to win a record fourth title. the defending champions, south africa, won twelve points to eleven. new zealand played much of the game one man down after captain sam cane was sent off for a head—on—head tackle in the first half. he received the first ever red card in a world cup final. fans gathered at fan zones around south africa to celebrate the win. before we leave, we just want to show you the scene looking into northern gaza and you can see there smoke, a plume of smoke rising over the horizon, are very familiar view now both overnight and during daytime hours across gaza. you are all caught up now with bbc news. hello there. we are heading for a change of month this week but not wea