so arlene, arlene, you all are from 2020 through 2035. basically realize socialist modernization. arlene found from 2035 through the middle of all century build. china is a great modern socialist. the country that is prosperous, one, the democratic, culturally, and far harmonious and beautiful will i will. yeah, sure chair man can sure. so next 5 years will be crucial, getting our efforts to build a model and socially country in all respects off to a good start chimney and show a show building. a modern socialist country, in our way, does a great and arduous endeavor chin to me, our future is bright and drilled, but we still have a long way to go on then issue some show. we must therefore, be more mindful of potential. dangerous gen should be prepared to deal with worst case scenarios. so it's off and be ready. g, q we stand high wings, drop water is all and even dangerous thorn all along. and our journeying ahead high lung which might be the major challenges. changing dollar shock be she will on our journey, her head, we must have firmly

bob, gigi shaw. arlene fletcher to were more about you blue tunnel police from the testimony of an arrested member of the organization of ukrainian nationalists. the bows couldn't put out resistance. they had no weapons, we beat them with whatever we could on the street and they're flat in their sheds. the battle lasted about 4 hours than everyone went home. in 1943 far from the front lines, one of the biggest world war 2 tragedies unfolded in an area called balise. ah ah, pulling at the you know, hang him to the podium shooting at the high day she dr. lena, report of control and put you on board story. she'll have each door told go nearer speech else in the world, m e are by their care over even that each respond e bottle, cuz i keep opening in the study. but then if me need school bumper. spoiler cough, nancy below grain so the years. yeah. and your ability change it, or even in the future, i should of renewed them if he knew most cost trades that they believe sylvia is looking his show for the period we need to, we were cut about her chest, push. she plans live, hello, tulsa, of your det

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fully consistent with article 10 of the convention, and indeed are to be encouraged and disregard arlen as gravely concerned by russia . now having lodge a complaint with the security council under article 6 of the convention, we uphold the right of any state to request council to investigate alleged pages of the convention. however, given the nature of the material that russia has presented, we do not see for the investigation on the article 6 as either warranted or useful rod are the invocation of article 6 in this manner. is a forger attempt by russia to misuse to be w. c. on the security council, as a platform for this information in an attempt to justify it's unjustifiable on unlawful invasion of ukraine. such deeply cynical and harmful actions demeaned a council on its role in maintaining international peace on security. president, russia's actions risk undermining, essential disarmament, a nonproliferation instruments upon which all our security depends equally there and talk on the gym cooperation and research, supporting public health in ukraine and congress around the world. w

is arlen is one of ukraine's most popular and radical voices after russia's invasion of ukraine. he stepped up his own efforts hosting regularly on social media. when he's not touring, he's helping wherever he can and his besieged home city of hard active. often boosting morale with a bit of poetry or a song like here in the hockey, metro, born in ukraine's eastern low huns creegan, john studied in hark, ivan has lived there ever since. a city only 40 kilometers from the russian border, and now a target for russian bombs. ah, moved shorter naples of short of 2 days ago, we performed at a festival in berlin. and a theatre group from keith was also there. and they had an air raid siren as part of their performance was probably annoyed when we heard it. it triggered something in us. so jones and we immediately felt like we were thrown back into the current reality of ukrainians. as a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loud speakers where those siren sounds put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. and you see me says no one of the

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when arlene, would you say nothing, my spirit. anything with earth, with plan in this universe that has a spirit that grows, moves water, that flows grass that grows the animal, the 4 legged, the winged ones. so when we try to protect the land, we try to protect the earth and water and all these elements, those in our culture are relative with the increasing environmental destruction caused by oil and gas extraction. and pipelines like these as motivated him to collect money from foundations for the construction of a solar farm in standing rock in 2019 within the 1st 2 years, cannonball said $30000.00 in energy costs. how significant return for one of the poorest communities in the u. s. when here, a part of a fossil fuel driven lead. a lot of times the policies within those state are all pro oil pro coal. and it makes it that much more difficult to do these types of projects within a state that's created that way. where every time we do things like this, it takes that much away from having to rely on fossil fuels dying substances

when the meter meg, a beer, cut off for me and look at the place your ticket resume to that letter. arlene. mir hayes. i should have gotten in touch shaheer than for your behalf afflicting. were talking in for your call regarding hun, legato is going to fall agony at tammy. i thought that a guys can eat them then at 3 or more shot. their money cover from noon after stomach was, does he a hornet suits with metro? so room was then we mean free muster, so he reward grocery will be thought if it's wrong, oh no. and his go for nicholas may have to leg and he had done, loyal bought it to him to use tom to the bar. it is key, but in the heart of the tom or 3, any club, i me the number so now put it on, monet in agony. delafield with with we are gone ahead. verizon wash can on the very 1st one was perform their portraits for the affairs of asthma. the 3rd there are lulu if we can. so we need to go in the center the it only read one. we from our own millionaire. yeah. nationally call david silly me was with poor sarah thought, follow cough all community this lives go root. well you, i will, you're

also to under factory, general griffith's unchecked regional greenspan for your briefings. arlen victor gets the decision by the russian federation to suspend its involvement in the black sea grant initiative. this deal is vital for insured and the export of much needed grain fertilizer to address the global food prices exacerbated by russia's war against ukraine and towards the un secretary general disagreement as a ray of hope. and a world darkened by global crises is continued, implementation could not be more urgent. and turning its back on this deal, russia could exacerbate the situation for millions of people across the world. already at risk with starvation. that russia would suspend his participation as winter fats in is particularly cynical. what many millions facing the all too real possibility of being plunged into acute, acute food insecurity of result. as always, it is the most vulnerable who will pay the highest price. we orange russia to reconsider this decision and to immediately resume its participation in his life saving initiative to enable food to reach those who nee

your family like mine, may have come in the 19th century fling famine in arlen. million lives were claimed in that country. they came to the one place in the planet who would take them in. those coming from haiti and el salvador and honduras, are part of the same tradition that made this country great in the first place. all i ask is we meet to this opportunity with common sense and some common values. we say, look, you want to come to this country? follow our loss. but on our end, we will make sure our laws, follow our interests and needs. it will be a safe, legal and orderly path for anyone who wants to come here and do better for themselves and by extension do better for all of us. those of us want to join family, i want to be with family. those who want to work, who doesn't want to work? those who want to save the lives of their kids, there's nothing more human or texas than that. we will be able to get this done. what it will take is all of us doing all we can with what we have, where we are. i appeal to you over these next 37 days, join us in this campaign.

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. >>> plusus another majoror stor churning away inin the pacific, hurricane arlene barrels towards mexico'sest coast. thlatest track. stay with us. pre-rinsing your diss? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. >>> russian forces in ukraine have suffered a new blow in the very region moscow has just proclaimed a part of russia's homeland. what you are seeing there, that shows ukrainian soldiers tossing russian and separatist flags from the council building. russia says its troops pulled out of the strategic city on saturday to avoid being encircled. another video shows a ukrainian soldier taking down a russian sign from the local police station. lyman was a hub for russia troops in the east, can serve as a springboard for more ukrainian advances in the region. president zelenskyy said moscow is losing a global battle for hearts and minds. here he is. >> translator: russia is losing the figh

>> weather and is a concept that was thought up by doctor arlene who was at the university of michigan. he has been thinking about this and she was basically anw undergrad. i don't to tell her age but she is probably 70. she has been thinking about this, research it, looking at and arguing about it. it is the idea -- she has looked very closely black women mostly run infant mortality. it's the idea that something about the lived experience of being black in america, especially black woman causes a kind of premature aging. thinking is every time something happens toat you in the form of discrimination, bias, racism, your body kicks into a kind of fight or flight syndrome. so your heart starts racing, your blood pressure goes up your cortisol level rise. this makes sense because fight or flight is important. it is about survival. but, if it happens over, and over, and over again because you are trying so hard just to survive it creates what she callslsan weathering. that is a premature aging that is played out in covid because you saw people -- black people getting covid younger ages tha

>> weathering is a concept that was brought up by doctor arlene geronimo'sat the university of michigan . she'd been thinking about this since she was basically an undergrad. >> studentcams.org it played out in covid because you saw people getting covid at younger ages but weathering is a dual concept. eemboldening the way, being blk in america and our bodies the way a storm, the weather a house. house is weathered by a storm. the shingles get knocked off, windows break but we also weather the storm and that means we have to take care of each other through kinship and community and love. i like that concept and rebrilliant she gave it that poetic name but it is evident based, data driven concept she was attacked for early in her career because what she was saying and not team who gets pregnant driving up rates of low oubirth weight and preterm birt, it's slightly older black women who have had to endure discrimination in america so people were saying she was supporting teen pregnancy and noten being a good advocate and she was attacked. she lost her job and now because reproving, she's

arlene security people from the ccp chinese communist party. you're going to get a particular outcome. the book you talk about that notion is a very free capitalistic city. and better spent time in hong kong huge office tower is very easy to get a work visa easy to travel in and out of hong kong. very business friendly. the thinking in the years before fishing paying be seriously harming or destroying especially in the defense of the british contract law what allows the risk and i wondered myself if it was inevitable. boxer cannot answer whether or not it is inevitable. there's a lot of contingency in history. a couple of factors and it's a great question. one is from a macro economic standpoint hong kong matters a lot less than it did in 87 i think it's 18 showing dollar economy second only to the u.s. much larger than japan. the flows that come through hong kong are y important. much of the technology human know how that is come through hong kong is important. in a relative sense it's a much much less that it was in 1997. the more important a

hurricane arlene packing winds of 85 miles per hour.ficials in indonesia are setting up a team to investigate the soccer stadium stampede that killed 125 people. it happened after police fired tear gas into rioting fans. 125 people. officials say they expect to identify within days the police officers who were suspected of firing the tear gas. saturday's tragedy now one of the world's deadliest stadium disasters. >>> at least 300,000 people still have no power in cuba right now almost a week after hurricane ian slammed into the island. protestors have been hitting the streets in havana and other cities across the island. if you can hear them, they're saying the people united will never be defeated. freedom is what they're asking for. ian knocked power out to the entire island when it slammed into cuba as a cat one earlier this week. >>> now to brazil where the country's most important elections in decades is heading for a runoff. brazil's electorate authority says leftist former president luiz inacio lula da silva received just over 48%

i think that was wrong and merit arlen to miss an opportunity to say we are different. we are doing things this way. we are stretching this extreme in order to protect donald trump. i think the goal of that as he seems to be searching for the path of least resistance the path of least political turbulence. to make his beliefs as possible and make as few fights as possible. i think he needs to more affirmatively and aggressively undo them and not all of them can be undone but the abuses of the administration. we'll see how comes out on appeal but i think it's a missed opportunity by merrickck garlan. >> i believe you put out an op-ed may be within hours of that decision. >> i was on it. one of the other things i wanted to talk about him as they did with this concept of an endgame. the trump administration officials are toward the end of their time in the administration or after they resigned they say all along i pushed internally and you didn't see it. one of the interesting things is after president trump lost the election and it was clear that he had lost especially in

arlen saenz has more on what the white house thinking about the nuclear saber-rattling from the kremlin reporter: u.s. officials say there was no new evidence that prompted president biden to make those comments about the prospect of nuclear armageddon. instead, officials say that the president's comments warning that the nuclear threat in the world is at its highest point in nearly 60 years comes as there's growing concern within the white house and for the president about russian president vladimir putin using nuclear weapons as he has escalated some of hess rhetoric in recent weeks. take a listen to the white house press secretary. >> russia's talk of using nuclear weapons is irresponsible and there is no way to use them without unintended consequences. it cannot happen. we won't be intimidated by putin's rhetoric. we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture nor do we have indications they are preparing to use them, but putin can deescalate this at any time and there is no reason to escalate. >> reporter: but these comments from president biden also offer a rare win

arlene geronimo, who is at the university of michigan, and she's been thinking about this since she was basically an undergrad. and she's now you know what, tell her age, but she's probably like 70 and she's been thinking about this and researching it and looking at it and arguing it. so it's the idea that and it's what she's looked very closely at. black mostly around infant mortality and it's the idea that something about the lived experience of being black in america especially a black woman causes a kind of premature aging and her thinking is every time something happens to you in the form of discrimination bias racism you body kicks into a kind of the kind of fight or flight syndrome. so your heart starts racing, your blood goes up, your cortisol levels. and this makes sense because fight or flight is important, it's it's about survival. but if it happens and over and over again, you're trying so hard just to survive. it creates what she calls weathering. and that is a premature aging that played out in covid because you saw people getting black, getting covid at younger ages than

is arlen is one of ukraine's most popular and radical voices. after russia's invasion of ukraine, he stepped up his own efforts posting regularly on social media. when he's not touring, he's helping wherever he can, and his besieged home city of hearty. often boosting morale with a bit of poetry or a song like here in the hockey, metro, born in ukraine's eastern low huns, greed and john studied in. hark, ivan has lived there ever since. a city only 40 kilometers from the russian border . and now a target for russian bombs ah will sure nipples of short of 2 days ago, we performed at a festival in berlin. and a theatre group from keith was also there. and they had an air raid siren as part of their performance was probably annoyed when we heard it. it triggered something in us. so jones and we immediately felt like we were thrown back into the current reality of ukrainians. as a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loud speakers where those siren sounds put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. an

i'll tell you right now, but it does look like we're leaning into arlene la nina pattern for 3rd winter in a row where you have the pacific northwest is going to be above average precipitation below average precipitation. that's south of us reason. i'm not a big fan of it is look where we are. we're in the middle, right? so that doesn't really tell us a whole but what i can tell you is that this will be the 3rd la nina that we're having of winters in a row, which is called the triple dip. you might hurt. hear people talk about that. the last time that happened was 1991. before that 1976. so it's a little unusual here. we are early but usual storm system that rolls into the pacific northwest. that's what's going to be cooling us down as we head towards the weekend. and that's why we're going to see these clouds not just today, but as we head into saturday and sunday as well as the system starts to track us track bias right now. 56 degrees in san francisco are cool out there. just 60 in napa. a little warmer. if you head inland. i look any act is about 75 degrees. 68 in fremont. and today

>> all the judges involved so, far a group of hearing all assess aside from of course judge arlene canint the special master. first place we will have to wait and see how this all plays out. as always, peter baker we appreciate you, and the book is called the divider. thank you. good to talk to you. after the break everybody, we return to the coverage of hurricane ian's destruction and talk with the former fema administrator about what the agency can and is doing to help those in need. >> it was scary because the worst feeling in the world. we felt helpless. >> i have no clothes, i have nothing. this was me the whole time. this was me the whole time. ic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? i brought in ensure max protein the new subway series. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two

and i interviewed the person who created the term doctor, arlene geronimo. and i remember we had such a great interview. i was like we were on the phone for like 2 hours. and finally i said, you know i'm from the new york times, right? we're not just chit. and then i realized she just never got interviewed. and so she was so excited to tell someone and. now she has a book deal and her book is coming out march next year. it's great because there so much, especially when covid happened and you saw that it was an illness that struck older, but then it first that's what we thought. and then. but you looked at black rates, black rate, black people were ten years before white rates were having worse hospitalization and higher death rates. so if it was hitting people white, folks, when they were 70 or 80, those same kind of happened to black people ten years earlier. is the book called weathering? it is called weathering. i'm glad she's writing. yeah, i would like for all of you to address this concept weathering. i mean, i'm assuming it doesn't just apply to a sin

arlene at university of michigan and thinking about this since she was basically an undergrad and she's, you know, i don't want to tell her age, but probably like 70. and she's been thinking about this and researching it and looking at it and arguing about it. so, it's the idea that -- and it's what she looked very closely at black women, mostly around infant mortality. and it's the idea that something about the lived experience of being black in america, especially a black woman, causes the kind of premature aging and her thinking is that every time something happens to you in the form of discrimination, bias, racism, your body kicks into a kind of-- the kind of fight or flight syndrome so your heart starts racing and blood pressure and cortisol level rises and this makes sense, fight or flight, it's about survival. but if it happens over and over and over again because you're trying so hard just to survive, it creates what she calls weathering. and that is is premature aging that played out in covid because you saw people getting-- black people getting covid at yucker ages younger age

arlene, what's it like to meet these guys? amazing.rtant. i'm so proud of them. this must be the hardest time of their lives, that they're here today and we will going to be with them. i'm always really struck about how people have the resilience quite frankly, sometimes to do these things in the face of awful tragedy. i honestly don't know how i'd react in situations like that. they've been absolutely brilliant. are you just going to enjoy letting your hair down a bit tonight? it's nice. i don't have to do anything but celebrate other people. i think that's a really nice way to spend the evening. it has been a busy week. a busy week and we're only on monday. the dads were there to receive a special recognition award for all they seem so far. —— they've achieved so far. as they say, their work to raise awareness of the dangers of suicide for young people has onlyjust begun. last night was another platform from which they could spread their message. alison freeman, bbc news, london. the leaves are falling from the trees and the nights a

as arlene's boss likes to say, they're so good but they're so bad. meaning they're really good at doing their jobs, being stain resist apartment water resistant but so so bad for the environment and human health. and as you know, here in the commission, bpaf is everywhere, carpeting. jen laokds at the problem and figured out which malets, we can use to attack it. and because of her, bpaf is now banned. and the san francisco fire department is transitioning away from bp a f containing fire fighting foam. and because she is jen, she is did not stop there. she got water agencies to work together and helped draft and moved forward on transparency so we can better understand where the stuff is coming from. jen has inspired us, pushed us and listened to us. as a member of her team, i felt like her ideas have been supported and bring my whole self. i felt like i have somebody in my corner, encouraging me and helping me succeed. and i know these sentiments by many others on our team. we are all lucky to have cross paths with jen and lucky that she has chosen

. >> never saw them again, because she arlene started to spell. >> watch and listen now as she givese as the story she would eventually tell the authorities. how she became a killer. >> i blame myself for everything. >> charlene says it started after that august court hearing in new york state where she lost custody of her kids. she and tim brought a long drive back to texas when she came undone. >> i had just lost my kids, at least for the school year. and i said, you know what, i can't deal with this. i can't deal with a depression in the sadness anymore. i need my kids. my kids are my life. and, he looked at me and he's like, what we do? >> charlene had the answer. >> i was like, he's gotta go. he's gotta go. >> so you say to tim we've got to do something and what does he say back to you? >> okay. >> okay? i will kill him. is that what you understood him to say? >> he said okay. >> did you realize that you had crossed the line there? >> not at the time, because it was just talk. >> this is the moment that you became the architect of a murder. >> yeah. but at the time i didn't thin

global finance leaders, public and private, arlen washington, d.c.g20 meeting, and much, much more. jamie dimon and citigroup chair john dugin both speaking at 2 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3 p.m. respectively at the iif. we're going to have a backward looking indicator of the cpi, particularly with respect to how fragile some financial issues are becoming. at 1 p.m., the u.s. is planning to sell it to billion dollars of bonds. yesterday's option was not great with 10-year he notes. even with yields since the highest -- the highest since 2009, do we get this sort of tepid response to this option, especially given what we are seeing over in the united kingdom? jonathon: did you just do a bond auction just for tom? lisa: i always send -- i always do a bond auction just for him. i can make them go a little nuts. jonathon: tk, walk us through what's going on in the next hour. tom: i think your peter chatwe ll conversation was great, trying to figure out where this is heading to. the head of the imf a speak later. this is an extraordinary meeting by far and away. the

arlene time is now 5 18. it's early on a thursday morning and i know the forecast can change. very good. now roberta has your complete forecast. we sure do. we're starting off with the gray slate again there. this morning and some areas of drizzle along the coast and into the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. right now, outside the estuary. we're looking at that beautiful seaport to vocal unde, or they're working hard this morning. and you could see just how low that ceiling is. invisibility currently not limited in oakland, but to the north. that was problematic yesterday. same again today visibility down to three miles in petaluma, eight miles in santa rosa, six along the coast will keep a watchful eye on that right now, the august streaming all the way inland towards the tri valley. we're currently it's overcast and 53 in livermore, buchanan failed in concord sporting temperature right now, 54 overcast skies 57 degrees at s phone. these temperatures are about a couple degrees to three degrees cooler. then yesterday or liking that refreshing start to our day. the w

soy arlen fernÁndez. santa cruz se desplegÓ en varias escuelas de esta ciudad por un supuesto pistolero en una escuela, flavio lacayo estÁ a pocos metros de la escuela santa cruz. quÉ dicen las autoridades de la situaciÓn? >>> arlene, quÉ tal. estoy a pocas cuadras de la escuela preparatoria santa cruz donde llamaron al 911 diciendo que habÍa una persona armada en un salÓn de clases y tambiÉn heridos. la policÍa y alguaciles mantienen el Área acordonada. las autoridades realizaron una conferencia de prensa en la alcaldÍa de santa cruz y esto dijeron. (hablan en inglÉs) la policÍa dijo que en este momento no hay evidencia fundada de ninguna persona armada ni personas heridas tambiÉn dijo que la llamada de emergencia fue hecha a las 9: 43 de la maÑana. los padres llegaron de inmediato pero las autoridades decidieron mantenerse lejos. esto nos dijo una madre de familia. >>> recibÍ un mensaje que habÍa una persona armada, salÍ corriendo y me acerquÉ a la escuela, no me dejaron pasar, me dijeron que retroceda.

>>; muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompañarnos en noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía, les saluda arleneicía de oakland investiga dos balaceras que se dieron anoche, con una herida de bala, en cleveland, se espera que se investigue la situación . >> un hombre fue captado en video al subir a techo de restaurante puertorriqueño en oakland, quemando las 4 banderas de puerto rico . >> son 4 banderas que pusimos nosotros ahí, tenemos el video en donde él intentó incendiar la bandera en fuego . >> el dueño del restaurante, registró más incendios sospechosos, la ola de crímenes llamó la atención de las autoridades, que propusieron declararla como emergencia de salud,. >> .- >> dueño de una barbería en san josé batalla por salir adelante, después de sobrevivir a la pandemia, dice que es el nuevo blanco de un grupo de ladrones en san josé ,. >> muchas frustración por todos los contratiempos que atravesó el negocio, aseguran que varios ladrones robaron a su local, . >> estamos cuidando la espalda, pensamos que alguien va a venir . >> cristian rojas, en la madrugada del sábado, las cámaras de vigil

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