k. of politics of politicians. is that the all time low that will be very difficult to, to turn around. but when it comes to, to very concrete policies, i think is the cost of living crisis is that most defining issue for most of bridges rates as unexcused, alma has promised to turn the bridges the ailing, which is she calling to me a run and 2 goals the right say that we all know will not come overnight, is more like a long term strategy. and that was the question is, how is he going to do this? in the, in the short term, public service is a crumbling, the health service has over 7000000 people on the waiting list. more and more people had to go resort to food things. so there is really a cost of living crisis says that very many people here in the u. k. and they want also show to of on so it's not just long term on says see the good briefly, when can we expect 1st results we have the exit polls. that's a tenix of u. k. time just after 10 o'clock, they're usually pretty reliable. so they will give and direction of trouble and then ove

were looking at the images from there, the ceremony taking place around at noon time, dpr k time, and that was a 6 am moscow times typical song square is a large public plaza located in the heart of kiln yang, in the dpr k. it's named after the countries of founding later in the us military praise mass rallies and other significant and state events. it's well recognizable because any major event that takes place will take place here. so you see a lot of images coming out of the mills on the square square features of prominent landmarks such as the ground people study house and various government buildings. it can accommodate over 100000 people. and as you see here in these images, as the 2 layers of walk through the square, it is meticulously maintains kim il sung square serves as a central point for political and cultural activities in north korea. so it really comes as no surprise that latimer put in will be officially welcome to their on tuesday of the day ahead of the rest of the presidents visit the visit. we saw the square being prepared for the ceremony. everything covered in r

and during that time is when j. f. k started to make his boots on there in terms of cutting in a tower and on that 100 and things like that. but, you know, mary kind of took it with a grain of salt. she recognized j. s. k. at that time for me was, you know, a very wealthy play moore's who was just awesome. married and no, it didn't really interest me or even interest married really. but definitely she was very just taken with her. i never forgot the times now, fast forward into the late fifty's, early sixty's age and they ended up being neighbors, j, f, k, and his wife jack and you were 1st to lot to buy bakery hill subsequently, where bobby and apple and their family may have dr. j f k and just wanted to georgetown. so there was a lot of, you know, interaction in some time. um i think this thing to remember here is that the trauma of myers and particularly mary losing their middle son to a car accident where mike always get kind of as josh coming home for dinner. and that was all 1956 in december. and so barry was devas

and during that time is with j. f. k. started to make his boots on mary, in terms of cutting in a tower. and on that 100 and things like that. but, you know, mary kind of took it with a grain of salt. she recognized j. s. k. at that time for me was, you know, a very wealthy play moore's who was just awesome. married. and you know, they didn't really address mirror, he didn't i address scenario really, but definitely he was very just taken with her. i never forgot it timed out fast forward in june, the late fifties, early sixties. and they ended up being neighbors, j, f, k. and his wife jackie were 1st to occupy vickery hill, subsequently, where bobby and apple and their family may have dr. j. f k. and just wanted to georgetown. so there was a lot of, you know, interaction at a certain time. um, i think the thing to remember here is that the trauma of the miners and particularly mary losing their middle son to a car accident where mike always get kind of as josh is coming home for dinner. and that was about 1956 in decemb

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k at that time. so who was, you know, a very wealthy play board who was just awesome. married and you know, they didn't really address mirror. he didn't, i address scenary really, but definitely he was very uh, just taken with her. i never forgot it timed out fast forward into the late fifties, early sixties. and they ended up being neighbors, j, f, k. and his wife jackie more 1st to occupy, vickery hill, subsequently, where bobby and apple and their family may have dr. j. f k, a. dr. long students in georgetown. so there was a lot of, you know, interaction at a certain time. um, i think the thing to remember here is that the trauma of the miners and particularly mary losing their middle son to a car accident where mike always get kind of asked josh coming home for dinner. and that was all 1956 in december. and so barry was devastated and i think that was really one of the primary things that chap a divorce. so it's more stimulated the worst to take place because mary was also increasingly very turne

underway. britton's princess of wales has released a video saying she's completed chemo cetera. 3 k time was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer early this year. she's out of the public for the support and said she will resume like public duties over the coming months side by side. and in, as russia says, it has captured most settlements in the eastern ukraine while advancing towards the military hub of pol croft crossed. moscow says its forces have captured the villages of memory, and nova relief caught up across gaze. strategically important as it lies on the road that supplies ukrainian troops and towns across the eastern front, russian forces not in control about the 5th. if you crying since launching their full scale invasion in february of 2022 with a closer look at this, we have a marine a mirror on it was a member of angeles kings college london. welcome back to d, w a. marine. a base advance, same incremental. how significant is it really for russia to have captured these 2 villages? good evening, phil. it's interesting that it's being reported now because you bring in

k times not finding it from then. today she added to that song, his hands now and the as far as the dark company is attended, my middle ages combinations from c o united. and that decides to just operate like saw the outside down the street, the 5 minutes, the residents in the and it is not clear whether or not he is in a department for they are raising the boy. that has to be new coming from today around his roles actually from any europe handy that they have seen. they have been into russell when in march, the unanimously moved opponent as well known to roll. and it's rough, but the thing that you're trying to you thank you very much. charlie engineer reporting that live from outside downing street in london a time for some of the world news now and china is private and changing. pain has left france up to 2 days of bilateral meetings, among the issues on the table with trade deals and rushes war in ukraine. she is on a 3 day country toward europe. are you on tuesday french president emanuel? my call hosted the chin

well that's cool as knocked it back to 19, but it's still 29 and k time, which is pretty high. the said that he missed the acadia and he just show them the price is high for a family of palestinian activists. so peacefully protected the community from is really secular expansion in the occupied westbank for decades. they just put those that i use for that like on. oh, i see this is the story that's i'm trying to see them moving, dab some of the on the fire on it. just so, you know, ukraine's president says is true so baffling in the northeast where russian forces are capturing villages and attracting energy facilities. how significant is the slightest russian offensive and concave. this is inside story, the .

i mean, always gonna be looking at a more sort of august v, a r k times. are they changing really a marble people coming on board with the idea is has to be a win win situation. enough of the bully. you know, that's a good comment where you use the word, you know, are we going back to old times? are we changing? this is a relationship that's been there for many, many years. but what has changed here is russia has completely replaced. it's a economy full stop. that means whether it's starbucks, whether it's mcdonalds, whether it's major enterprises in the united states gone, they're out of there and they are never going to return. when you shut down russian aerospace to the rest of the world, a fly. well, you know, i heard a just the other day that a flight from london to tokyo, they pretty much have to go halfway around the world, the 3 quarters way around the world just to get there because of the importance of rushing years space. russia is long with china needs, whether it's timber, whether it's oil, whether it's, you know, natural resources, what a gre

sometimes this being quite hold up in to and it's 29 k time was a 2810 to 21. and that condition continues. there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media on how to 0 government shut off access to social media the the welcome back. a reminder about top stories on algae 0, another 90000 people have fred ross site in southern guys are in a single day. the total forced to leave biased res, renewed or offensive in the past week now stands at 450000. the united nation says there's no way safe for them to go. the us to set to send israel a new weapons package worth a $1000000000.00. if it is approved by congress, is comes option present. you'll find delayed a shipment of bombs earlier this month. over concerns about devising cd and debt to income and one person has been shot dead into injured in rice, in the french territory of new caledonia. it comes off to the politicians in front, supposed controversial changes to the constitution, which would affect the voting system. on the pacific island indigenous v to stay the move could we can

it's 29 k time was a 2810 to 21. and that condition continues the, the, our oceans are on the swift. by of for rushes, fishing industry, government, people are thinking of bring deep sea trolling back global war. easy off, the choices sees that go systems are going to suffer more and more with climate change, and we need to adapt. now. marine conservation is, are in a desperate race against time. the ocean provides services for us that we require as humanity. i'll just see you as lucy is dying of the last shock. i predicted shop a right turn from a to lead to france, germany and the netherlands, the right wing and far right parties have made significant gains across europe. i had of students, parliamentary elections. so what's at stake and what are the consequences for the continent and the wells? this is inside story, the .

sometimes this being quite hold up in 10 is 29 k time was a 2810 to 21. and that condition continues. the why have american evangelicals become? his real strongest backer is us present. you'll find the right to stand with israel with no red line, as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe, which is here the, [000:00:00;00] the bottom and back a reminder about top. so he's on algae 0 at this hour and have a 90000 people have said dropped by in 7 guys that in a single day. the total force to me by israel's renewed or offensive in the past week now stands at 250000. the united nation says there is no way safe for them to go. the us state department has sent an a deal of weapons to congress for approval, a $1000000.00 packages for arms to israel. it comes off to present joe by delayed a shipment of what things any of this month, or what concerns about an invasion and polit

africa, despite the shell is not far away, this is the potential for fire danger, just sensitive k times being false, but the winds aren't going to change. so the risk still remains in the quote to you by visit cuts on examining the impact of today's headlines. this is not a war between an israel, this is a war against palestinians. exploring a world cloths programming. we're basically a digital firm scene investigator, but we're doing it from space design to inform. most events on the spot you want to compete at the olympic games. they come, stay, relax, see the well, from a different perspective on elders here the international monetary fund, product, strong growth for russia's economy this year. that's despite the sanctions imposed for the invasion of ukraine. european nations trial. well, behind russia, in the i am at full cost. so what's behind these figures? do sanctions actually work? this is inside story, the hello. welcome to the program. i'm adrian sending an russia's invasion of ukraine almost 2 years ago has been met with the harshest regime of st.

k was at the time and the tragedy that had take your place in dallas. one of the absolute craziest parts of this story is that of mary's diary. she kept a diary and she told her sister and brother in law about it and asked them to destroy it in the event that something happened to her. then immediately after her death, the bradleys were in their home and they heard somebody in mary's studio behind the house, and ben bradley went to investigate. so, tell our viewers what happened next. well, actually, there used to be a correction here. the way the bradley's knew about the diary was she to mary's best friend and slowly man almonza. andrew was in japan the day of the murder and on the evening of the murder, she actually called the bradleys and she was looking for jim angleton. oh, as many people know where is the chief of counterintelligence at the guy? and she wanted to inform everyone that there was this diary they needed to find it because there were a lot of very fascinating details that were in the diary and the band did not want to see this informat

time. we look forward to working with you closely on this project in the near future. >> k. brandon: thank you. is there any more public comment in the room? if not, do we have anyone on the phones? >> clerk: there are no callers for public comment at this time. >> k. brandon: thank you. public comment is closed. commissioner gilman. >> thank you so much for this presentation. i'm so excited to see this project move forward. the piers need to be redeveloped and this is exciting. i have a couple of questions and maybe strada is better to ans them. they're about project design and concept. my first question is on the seawall to be develop first. i want to make sure i understand this. right now what we think the timeline is going to be and it seems like we're going to see the residential developments in phases with those having on site bmrs. jesse, have you thought about when you're going to target those at? i'm curious what you're thinking of about the bmr units. >> thank you for the question. i'm jesse blout with strada. great to be here after a few years of slogging away. i'm

k. from time to time, steve self back into the cafe till the pay is almost entirely british. as you know, says 3 quarters of our customers are ex pat, call to their family and that positive thoughts. everyone knows everyone here. the right decision was made moving across the room with all the options, hours the far everything outside the notarized, the. 2 nicholas and graham are still hard at work. nicolo works 5 hours a day, and the cars graham still has to get this ready before the 1st guests arrive in 3 weeks. a call and see any reason why i would want to go back to the guy really? oh, not throwing the sunshine. i. i'm living the dream. i really am. i loves from i love where really, you know, how many people go? well, i go the i, the 2nd major difference, visionaries with a project get involved to create a future experience, the in good shape our hearts, the bodies, life giving rhythms, setting hard working images. what to do when it starts faltering in young people. look at the causes and their symptoms, and how everyone can tease their tickers ticket. the conflict crises

those are some of our top stories this morning, busy day ahead on the docket. 10:00 amu k time, euro coming up. 1:00 p.m. u.k. time we get german cpi data for july. at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, it's the u.s. jolts data in the conference board consumer confidence numbers and aftermarket will have earnings from l'oreal and airbus as well as microsoft. plenty to watch later, but coming up on the program, britain's new chancellor, rachel reeves, accuses the previous government of racking up 22 billion pound hold in the public finances. we will get the details with our europe economist next. "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. thi. ♪\\ quex overspend of 22 billion pounds. it would mean a 25% increase in the budget deficit this year. i'm announcing today i will hold the budget on october the 30th alongside a full economic and physical force that -- forecast on the office of fiscal responsibility. >> that was britain's new chancellor rachel reeves and

saw how it was received specifically in the us, i expected it to when a best picture is the 1st time a u. k. or best picture of best international feature. it is the 1st time you k film has one in this category, and it was also interesting to see a jonathan of lasers comments because of this feeling he said, although it is about the whole cost, it is very much a reflection of the world. we live in now and he encourages people looking at this movie to think not about the past, but about what's happening now. but what he said in his a word, comments about the dehumanization that's happening right at this moment. um, do you particularly signal that the warren guards on the human eyes ation that he sees in the treatment of both israelis and palestinians, victims of complex, so very much very political movie about a load is about the one of the most horrible things of the past. is very much of what's happening at this moment. the w film expert scott rocks for the thank you very much. scott. origins, prince of wales has apologized off to several major news agencies. how to withdraw a photo of a s

k, onto the targets it is said. but at the same time, one must remember that the hoots use of being involved in a war for several years. and saudi back forces have not been able to stop the operations. so very unlikely that us and u. k. action would succeed with several years of war has failed. now mike had a reporting from washington dc. thank you very much. just moments ago, u. k. prime minister ritchie snack address parliament over his country's participation in strikes against who the targets in yemen. he denied that the arm groups campaign had any relation with the ongoing one. got a mrs. baker, we shouldn't full for them and knowing now it says that this is about israel and gaza. they target ships from around the well, we continue to work towards the sustainable c foreign garza and to get more a to civilians. we also continue to support the negotiated settlement and human civil war. but i want to be very clear that this option is completely unrelated to those issues. it is a direct response to the who t, the tax on international s

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k. in a couple of weeks time. so lots of leaders from across here, so they'll be trying to do that, but we know that breaks it really puts the partition economy, it's cost and costing billions and billions of pounds. that's thing about 4 percent of g d p. in the long term, there's an independent economist, so as much as case donna would like, possibly quietly to go back into the you, it's not going to happen. they don't want to reopen the wounds of brakes. it that's going to be too painful. instead, they want to try and, you know, maybe get a few better relationships going back to breaks that deal. overall. let's talk about a batch and retail. that would make it easier for animal products to go between the food as you know, stuff like that. it's not going to be big, you know, big plays in big ad foot stuff, but it's going to be something it will improve things and i must just say, we have now got a government in the u. k. that is sent to left, that at the same time as much of europe appears to be going right to vi

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k robinson, steve malls were angie long. thank you so much for slightly conversation. i guarantee we will continue this conversation to future because while that's a short period time to election day, we still have a lot of things to discuss. thanks for joining me. october surprises are of k juniors time people to still vote for him on election day. if not, if you do that for me and neither of the major party candidates went to a 170 for us, which is quite possible. in fact, today our polling shows i'm tying a 269 to 269 and i could conceivably still end up in the white house in a contingent election, as well as no candidate for present wins the majority of votes or reaches this a magic number up to 70 in an election. but 12 amendment of the constitution says the house of representatives will elect the president with the senate, choosing the vice. now this far real actually is what our of k is referring to when he started contingent election. now it has been implemented twice in the nation's history. first, it was to elect the president 1825, and 2nd to elect the vice president in 18. 37. why would or if, can you bring up even the possibility of a contingent election?

k. as the votes accounted, the voting actually stops 15 hours from now, 7 o'clock local time, and then until opposed close. the u. k. lower is pretty strict on broad costs is another media that you don't really, we're not allowed to do. talk about any politics during that period. when the polls close, then you get another poll. but this poll in some ways is more important, is the one is commissioned by the 3 u. k. broad costas. and they have actually polled people as they come out to the polling booth, the exit polls that will be significant to watch. but remember the u. k. system is a system not while you vote for an individual lead was the presidential system, the u. k divided into 650 different constituencies. whoever becomes the n p in each of those constituencies, they tend to belong to parties. and slowly, as the votes coming one by one from the 650 constituencies you'll, you'll see how the u. k is voting. and if the poles the right, how the u. k is changing, those boats will come in from the 1st and not u. k. time all day friday until we get the final vote. and all of those 650 consti

time of 10 desks. oh no, just the u. k. government says it will stop some of its arms, ex, force, the israel steering the use of certain weapons to break international law. israel's foreign minister calls the move shameful and says it will help come on. but what are the implications office? the solution? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm for the back to bolt. the u. k says it suspending food t license is out of 354 arms exports. the israel is for and secretary david lam. he made the announcement in parliament, but his connie, the defense minister, has been on the airwaves playing down the impact of the decision, while israel has responded in anger with benjamin, that's now calling. it's shameful. some u. k. politicians, however say the move is not enough. and want a full band on arms exports to israel. so why has a u. k, a strong john? i of israel taking this decision now, is it link to international legal action against a one, gaza, and what's the wider international implication? we'll put th

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k. parliament time the media. and there is a very strong opposition mounted against palestinian opinion and people in britain. so i think there's a combination of factors there, but it's also a very strong loving from the audience industry. now, how much industry is very powerful and very big in britain, they have a huge numbers of government contracts and international contracts. the systems is an enormous manufacturer in britain, and they are very reluctant to see any restriction on supplies anywhere in the world. so all those reasons. and so what i'm tired already tried to do yesterday was demonstrated that somehow or other he is cognizant over the issues of human rights abuses in the costs are well, who isn't present? been happening for a long time. and then he sold by making the site or do with some other other the kind of the very strong opposition to the strategy in the labor party, the most others in on thing creating my own group. and that he would come out of it as a somebody, it was getting on better wi

but so far, proof remains elusive. hour and then lucas spends several months in k, k. polk, as time pauses, they become increasingly desperate. after the said no salary, we started to complain and then we refused to wake. suddenly they must pack the bags. i had been saying they would sell us to a place the northern me and my wife is who are of no use to the pulse is also a result of the criminal groups. aaron lucas and others are taken to the banks of the marie to hide the traces. they are forced to switch, call several times and waits and checks along the river. once they cross to the ties side track because we'll take them to the north standby, they're in town and they're like, literally if we had tons down that straight there at the end of the straight right there. you just don't want to drive down to judah and michelle are close to the victims, but intercepting now would be too dangerous. they don't know if the traffic has the last message says we're in a bunker after the river and what's down the end of that reason? it's a really small little narrow road too. so he didn't say he just

k. time. and so although reducing act wasn't required to bring in and consults with other members of the parliament and the other opposition policies, he had the time to and felt it probably wise to and full as we heard. and she, hans, it pulls everyone is saying, we don't want an escalation, but that's where things seem to be headed. this. yeah, and indeed, i mean, the statements that have been put out both separately by durban and riches to knock on the joint statement that was issued by the allies that were involved in math countries such as a strain. yeah. then they're all saying that they don't want this to escalate. they saying this was these with precision strikes, specifically aimed at degrading the who the capability, so not trying to kill who is the personnel, but simply hitting who's the facilities. that said, though, it's clear from the statements that the intention is not to defend human rights or anything like that. it's to look after the trade routes, which is due next statement

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