mr. grossi warren, a move could be a fatal blow to a nuclear di austin, power sector engineers. and so longer have returned to work after the president promised to listen to their concerns. the workers had been on strike since midnight wednesday and that stalled operations, hydro power plants and triggered blackouts. sherlock holmes are suffering their worst economic crisis. in decades. the european central bank has said it will take action to battle record high inflation. it will raise interest rates by a quarter of one percent next month. as address further heights will follow, prices for consumers are more than 8 percent higher than a year ago. a german court has ordered the driver of a car that plowed on to pedestrians in berlin on wednesday in to psychiatric psychiatric care. he reportedly has a history of mental health problems. the 29 year old man killed a teacher and seriously injured $31.00 others, including some of her students. a fellow teacher is said to be fighting for his life. authorities believe the man intentionally drove onto the sidewalk did abuse. i now sharpe

and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers with all these kind of strange setslook very, very �*70s and a little bit shonky. and it's fine, but it's two hours long. it's — none of it makes any sense. do you remember the awe, the sense of "i've never seen this before" that you got when you saw the first? oh, yes, yes. everyone went to see it and it was the thing to see. and it was terrifying. yes, it was. it was. i mean, the velociraptor stuff was absolutely terrifying. with this, ok, the special effects are good. of course they're good. it's a great big, expensive special effects movie. i mean, some of them are a little bit chunky, but generally great, you know, big dinosaurs. and the cast, these are big actors like this laura dern, sam neill, jeff goldblum, great. like all those people, there they are doing some stuff. and itjust kind of goes on and then it goes on and then it goes on. and then after 2.5 hours or so, it stops and you go, "yeah," you know, "i liked all those hits." i kind of wanted something more. it did feel very incoherent. it did feel like, "

and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers with all these kind of strange sets of it makes any sense. do you remember the awe, the sense of "i've never seen this before" that you got when you saw the first? oh, yes, yes. everyone went to see it and it was the thing to see. and it was terrifying. it was. i mean, the velociraptor stuff was absolutely terrifying. with this, ok, the special effects are good. of course they're good. it's a great big, expensive special effects movie. i mean, some of them are a little bit chunky, but generally great, you know, big dinosaurs. and the cast, these are big actors like laura dern, sam neill, jeff goldblum, great. like all those people there, they are doing some stuff. and itjust kind of goes on and then it goes on and then it goes on. and then after two and a half hours or so, it stops and you go, "yeah," you know, "i liked all those hits." i kind of wanted something more. it did feel very incoherent. it did feel like, "let's just get everyone on stage and just do some stuff." and i, funnily enough, i spoke to a colleague q

keep raising that wage, and of course you deal with the inflation facing it, which is what the austin powers is a boom town. we get it. it's extraordinarily spiff to live there. rents are up 24% in the last year. up significantly more than that in the last few years. a lot of people pouring into texas, particularly that area. they're trying to find an elegant solution, but i think they're setting themselves up for a trap, because we know, when you start to really push minimum wage up this much, 22 now, later to $27, there's a -- small businesses ultimately cannot deal with this. they will not be able to compete. already in this country, for instance, neil, the businesses with 1-19 employees according to adp, have lost workers every single month, over a quarter million workers. they can no longer compete. the city is booming. maybe they can afford it right now. i think they're setting themselves up. they already have high property tax. over 8% sales tax. you go to texas, because there's no state taxes, but you get dinged on these things. it's fantastic right now, at least it feels that way, b

. >> because of austin's power and the from the 68y comeback special, you get a real different sort ofe turned las vegas into a place worthy of superstars to go and in is plenty of good entertainment but elvis being there, i used to work for the hilton hotel's corporation as a belman and if you call me a bell boy i'm going to crack you right in your smart mouth. >> stephen: how old were you as a bell person. >> i was 19, i wasn't a bell boy at all, i was a belman and for the oakland hilton hotel, naturally oakland hilton motor lodge i think it was called, but we had a thing of who was playing at the vegas international and when elvis was up there, everybody says oh wow, elvis is in las vegas we were told, that's right, sir, help making reservations, you can certainly talk to so and so at the front desk so i would like to think i had a little something to do with the promotion of elvis'-- always thinking. diabolical genius. >> stephen: what i didn't know was that the reason why there was a comeback is that the original sort of what we think of as classic elvis only lasted a few years. >

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he is very much it austin powers in a testing mode at this point with no interest it appears to have any kind of negotiation or engagement with either washington or seoul. we've heard just last year, january of last year, kim jong-un gave his wish list of his weapons capability. he gave a very open wish list of exactly what he wanted to perfect when it came to his missile campaign and it came to his weapons capabilities, and experts say he's effectively working through it going down the list and making sure that that he can secure these weapons capabilities. some of the recent launches from north korea have been perceived to be failures, but even those are learned from. i don't think yang will understand more about the technology from those failures as well, so even though they don't publicly admit to those, it shows that they are getting better. it shows that they are potentially testing new weapons and new capabilities and it's pushing them forward. >> paula hancock, barbara starr, thank you so much. >>> the inflation and ever present pandemic, big issues in the u.s. that impact ev

been getting testimony from former chief of staff and college buddy who still does his terrible austin powersssion, mark meadows. according to a leak from the committee, meadows was with the former president during the insurrection, and a witness has testified that after the rioters started chanting "hang mike pence!", meadows told colleagues that the president said something to the effect of, "maybe pence should be hanged." he was into the idea of killing his own vicesiremis me of when . bush said this: >> read my lips. stab dan quayle. >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight. my guest is hugh dancy. and i'll be giving him the colbert questionert to one mr. josh brolin. but when we come back, "meanwhile!"! stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ another round? i'm good. ♪ let's do a song ♪ ♪ ♪ for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. “nice smile, brad.” “nice!” “thanks?” crest 3d white. 100% more stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment y

thank you to my american colleague and friend, the minister of defense, lloyd austin, for these powerful tools. the summer will be hot for the russian invaders and, importantly, the last for some of them. here we see this quote reznikova really waited for a very long time and discussed for a very long time about the long-range artillery that was expected in ukraine which is so important for our future victory so let's give the first word p tymochko four months, this fourth month became, in our subjective view, important from the point of view that the majority of ukrainians began to realistically understand what is happening, that there will be no victory in a week , in two days, in three, as you remember in the first week of the war we have often been told by the majority of ukrainians now , and this is evidenced by polls, they are ready for a protracted war, what are your results for the fourth month, which has essentially already passed, if we take into account the situation as a whole, what is happening in our country, we can say that there are no plans and no corrections carried out

the accident also prompts germany to exit from nuclear power earlier and plant egan's austin's as a proponent of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. i want to be very frank, the events in japan of change my opinion on nuclear energy enough. in 201117 nuclear power plants. we're still on the grit. now only 3 remain active. they're supposed to close down by the end of the year, but the warn your crane and surging energy prices could affect the timeline. since rush has invasion of ukraine, the price of natural gas has jumped around 80 percent. many politicians and business lead us a calling for the nuclear plants, tory maine and operation. so energy supplies are secure in a north the to up in an emergency situation. we have to physically secure our energy supply at any time and anywhere. but the german chancellor made it clear that there won't be any changes to the nuclear shut down currently and nuclear plants account for 6 percent of electricity in germany. the chancellor says keeping these nuclear plants would have little effect. the survey, however, shows more than 60 percent of the populat

together with this equipment in ukraine well, in fact, very soon, very soon, this vlad austin enemy will feel the power of hypers on his own skin well, and also very briefly i will say that according to the information of another fine times macron schwaltz and draggi is the present of france, the chancellor of germany and the prime minister of italy will still come to kyiv before the decision on the commission on ukraine's candidacy to of the european union, the european commission must decide whether to grant ukraine the status of a candidate for accession to the european union, the question has not yet been resolved into a positive decision. well, i think that these leaders of three key states , in fact, one of the key states in the european union, will come to ukraine. by amer zelenskyi, i will still have time, perhaps we can talk a little about the latest news, it is important, but now all sports are in wartime yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about it yevhen, please say good evening to vasyl i also congratulate the dear viewers of the espresso tv channel. indeed, for the next few minutes we will

apparently the governor and others in austin that are in power don't have that kind of empathy wherend of understanding as to what's happening to these parents, these families and these beautiful children. a >> it's done in that you make that statement. unfortunately, there's a lot of people who are going to believe you. i know one thing you've done which is you have demanded the answers from police, from the texas department of public safety. you've given us the details. as soon as you got them you put them at their very candidly. you are, in fact, the one who told us that the police, chief the school police chief showed up at the shooting without a radio. now you say these agencies, they're not communicating with you anymore, right? they stop giving you information. so, what's changed? >> well, they are not communicating with, me they are not communicating with you. the district attorney says that she is going to hide behind some man's. enough she's going to indict the police. the key pointing at the one school calk, the fact is they were 19 officers from different agencies, 13 of

from dr. coding to under that warning followed amazing between super powered defense ministers, chinese way from her and lloyd austin, of the us. tensions between beijing and washington over the self governing island of taiwan have sought, in recent months frequent incursions by the chinese air force into ty, one's air defense soon have angered the biden administration. we were witnessed a steady increase in provocative and d, stabilizing military activity near taiwan. and we remain focused on maintaining peace stability and the status quo across, across the tri, one street. but the p. r c's moves threatened to undermine security of stability and prosperity and the endo pacific are you will. last month president joe biden announced that washington would defend taiwan. should china or attack provoking an angry rebuke from beijing. but the white house has since walked back. those statements, part of a deliberate policy of vagueness on taiwan, known as strategic ambiguity. for the small island nation, living in the shadow of it's increasingly assertive neighbor, that ambiguity provides little comfort. a here some inter

austin, texas. he had so much power. but the second one is that he picked a vice president because he was the person most capable in his view of operating in the presidency should something happen to him. and then that, that was the case. >> i mean, when you look back on it now, you see there's so much reflection on his abbreviated presidency, right? but it was an incredibly eventful present the presidency. just that short tenure. so you mentioned the cuban missile crisis, of course, what we were actually facing at the time. was that, is it fair to say that was sort of the darkest hour? was at the worst that it got? out was there the greatest triumph too for him? >> yeah. there's no question in my mind. that is the darkest moment. not only in the kennedy presidency, but maybe the darkest moment in humankind to come that close to nuclear annihilation. bear in mind the majority of the american people at that point in time believed that there's going to be a nuclear exchange imminently. that's how tense the relationship was

reporting that, yes, the officers may not have been outgunned, that one image from the austin american statesman shows high powered assault style weapons those officers have behind the two ballistic shields. just an avalanche of failure here. it seems. i'll also point out that this is revictimizing this community, this kind of slow drip of information, this lack of trrns pa transparency. i was talking with a friend of mine who pointed out a good point, he said, look, in small town, texas, we were raised to respect law enforcement. the local police chief, the local state trooper assigned to a region, they were held on a pedestal. you can imagine putting yourself in the shoes of the people of uvalde, being revictimized by the lack of transparency in every new revelation that comes is that much more difficult to take. >> and can you imagine being a parent? that is why they are so up in arms demanding answers, demanding clarity. you saw it at the school board meeting last night. is there any reason, any investigative reason, josh, why more of this has not been laid out clearly and comprehensively, at least to the pare

austin. for this powerful weapon, the summer will be hot for the russian occupiers. there and yes yes yes.is, even further deliveries are coming. here i even have germany alone. let's show germany, you see, these deliveries that the germans are going to carry out for me. that is, i protect. yes, here you are, there and here it is just not called. you see the resources to continue the military conflict, because everyone around started talking that ukraine is losing, russia is winning. you also drew attention to this. have you started what to do? who to pull? should poland be drawn in? here, who has human resources, there is a blurred border with lithuania blurred border with ukraine. fifth, it's just to scare us, we won't get involved. they will drag poland in so that she also fought as ukraine is fighting. add cunning cunning. they understand everything perfectly, of course everyone understands, but you see the game is on and sometimes you can’t resist, before you have to make a move as it provokes overseas. at the same time, the most interesting thing is to look at how washington began to

graceland, where she and elvis lived as husband and wife, austin butler's performance in the title role and the film itself evoking some powerful what his dreams were. >> reporter: priscilla would watch as actress olivia dejonge played her. >> i am your wife. >> reporter: in times of contentment with elvis and days before their divorce. >> it's so strange, it really is when someone is playing you, i'm so happy that she was sensitive and that she was caring and that, you know, she was a little strong with him as well and, you know, i thought she did a really, really nice job. i was pleasantly surprised. >> olivia, what's that like to hear? >> it's a huge relief. that's for sure. i mean, yeah, it's so strange to talk about because you're right next to me but within my research it was so evident the amount of love and care and sensitivity that was there so i'm very glad that that came through. >> oh, no, it did come through. >> reporter: whatever the weather might have been in their relationship, the movie showcases priscilla's deep feelings for elvis and unbreakable bond. >> it's easy to look back and sort of see them as this --

and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers with all these kind of strange sets's — none of it makes any sense. do you remember the awe, the sense of "i've never seen this before" that you got when you saw the first? oh, yes, yes. everyone went to see it and it was the thing to see. and it was terrifying. yes, it was. it was. i mean, the velociraptor stuff was absolutely terrifying. with this, ok, the special effects are good. of course they're good. it's a great big, expensive special effects movie. i mean, some of them are a little bit chunky, but generally great, you know, big dinosaurs. and the cast, these are big actors like this laura dern, sam neill, jeff goldblum, great. like all those people, there they are doing some stuff. and itjust kind of goes on and then it goes on and then it goes on. and then after 2.5 hours or so, it stops and you go, "yeah," you know, "i liked all those hits." i kind of wanted something more. it did feel very incoherent. it did feel like, "let's just get everyone on stage and just do some stuff." and i, funnily enough, i spoke

the i live on the softer so i yeah, yay ah, but my patient did, i did some power in those. looked up at home up the armada of austin. you know the funny is because the back seat with her shift from america, i think up in the home we live that to those, those you not seen what could you or not the subject. ah no, not at all. my husband live there, they are on the the math, but i live in the corner to live on a black. yes, the, the toners, the michigan. lemme said enough enough, but i don't see either via what's in the not the been has her her, the local, she will data given the customer to look at those plans. it's calavera knob, but fear we'll see a fair, elliptical fair visual dollars left. what corolla, harley shaw, who got arma, that car for a did? how data have been? sure, they believe me, you know, melissa sherman, a year to help with the 0 load, a battalion with, with why do medical me not locker lucia. how, when she was still in hub soonest, when she had finished via for mr. michael fair as i have was humble. yes. well, how will use him? which no one is thought and who i speak, which no one will hit you who

power at the city to it. it was it provides protection, cabella ruffian society of austin. i believe you can talk and you can quickly and easily exchange information and connect with people the spook miss for some abusing in her bella. russian opponents, like tatiana, quote about technology is an important tool in their fight for political change. protests are also moving online and other countries like iran, massey, elena, john, uses the power of her 7000000 social media followers to fight for women's rights and iran. from her exile in new york. she posts, photos and videos of iranian women defying the countries compulsory her job law images. these women share with her despite the dangers this entails, the regime actually made a new law and saying that if anyone, st. videos to massey, elena would be charge of to 10 years for isn't that didn't work. they trying to like scare people to sensor than what immediate the i got bombarded my videos from people saying that i rather go to prison, then kit silent, a strong stand against censorship. the protest movement has reached a w

ukrainian officials tweeting earlier today they have received those, thanking secretary austin for what he described as a powerfulent biden approved the aid package that included hemars, we knew there would be a lag before they could get to the front lines. they would have a three-week training period on those weapons so the question is, could they get to the front quickly enough to make a difference? that is still to be determined but they are physically here in ukraine. that's something ukrainian officials have been wanting to see more of, high-tech, medium-range rocket launch systems, more heavy weaponry so they can match what they are seeing from russian forces. the situation in severodonetsk, in luhansk, in that into region has been described as extremely difficult. russian authorities have hoped to capture all of the donbas by june 26th. the president here in ukraine, he has warned they expected to see fighting to intensify in eastern ukraine as they get closer to the eu, likely approving ukraine's bid for candidate status. jose? >> thank you so much. >>> we are following breaking news in afghanistan. buria

austin, texas, susan? >> yeah, so the texas power grid system as you know is pretty tricky meaning that it requires the perfect in order to run smoothly and what these bitcoin and cryptocurrency miners do is they help support the system so right here, taking place right now, here, is that we have riot blockchain shutting down the power and this will take literally a few seconds to happen so they can help support the system, especially during the of course the heat wave we're seeing across the state this week, and also to help augment the system when there's max usage to help fuel and power the air conditioning units are basically running at max capacity right now. also they will take and use energy consumption especially in the middle of the night, for instance when some of these wind generators, they are generating electricity but no one is using them so bitcoin miners say we'll take that excess capacity on and this is a state that's been really open and welcoming to these bitcoin miners, you've heard governor greg abbott saying he wants texas to be the crypto mining capitol nationwide, senator ted cruz says

power grid which suffered a catastrophic failure last year. here is morgan chesky. >> reporter: mid-june in texas, and dangerous heat already turning historic austin topping 100 degrees for eight straight days. dallas hitting 103 saturday, tying a daily high from 1911 sweltering temps forcing skyrocketing energy demands matthew browning, one of thousands in north texas who lost power over the weekend when his supplier admitted record breaking heat stressed equipment >> and when we're eventually getting into those triple digits consistently, you know, it's concerning >> reporter: the loss of power from heat reminding many of brutal cold. >> every source of power that the state of texas has, has been compromised. >> reporter: the texas freeze in february of 2021 left millions in the dark and cold when the state power grid couldn't keep up ercot, the agency managing the state's no highly scrutinized grid, says it's now performing as needed, as sunday's demand set a new all-time peak. the representative of a trade group of power generators says extreme weathe shortens vital maintenance windows known as shoulder seasons. >> we need to be able to take o

power grid is being put to the test. nbc's morgan chesky has more. >> reporter: mid june in texas and dangerous heat already turning historic austin topping 100 degrees for eight straight days. dallas hitting 103 saturday tieing a high from 1911. sweltering temps forcing skyrocketing demands his supplier admitted record breaking heat. every source of power that the state of texas has has been compromised. >> reporter: the texas freeze of 2021 left millions in the dark and cold when the state power grid couldn't keep up. ercot said it's now performing as needed adding sunday's demand set a new all-time peak. >> it's a very delicate balance to strike here. >> reporter: michelle richmond says extreme weather like heat waves starting earlier in the year shortens vital maintenance windows known as shoulder seasons. >> we need to be able to take our maintenance outages in order to make sure we can run when texans need us. >> reporter: it's a problem they witnessed in may the very next day the plant went offline due to equipment damage. it's not power lines but a busted water pipe creating a scary situation in odessa, texas. this busted main could leave the

powerful neighbor there. defense secretary lloyd austin speaking earlier than zelenskyy on saturday morning said that's one ofs. is still committed to its one-china policy it has the right and the ability to arm taiwan with defensive weaponry under the taiwan relations act, and it will continue to do so. austin also expressed concern that it was china that was trying to change the status quo when it comes to taiwan with its increasingly aggressive actions in the region, not only against the u.s. but also its allies. china in a statement shortly after austin's remarks said that it was the u.s. and that speech trying to instigate a conflict and it was false rumors and false accusations against china. so very much in the issue of taiwan, the u.s. and china seeming to talk past each other. cnn, in singapore. >> thanks for that. >>> still ahead, the list of golfers joining the controversial saudi-backed series is growing, and that's despite the pga tour suspending 17 players for participating. we'll talk about that next. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy.

raised questions about whether police had the fire power to confront the shooter there, long, long before they did. this image obtained by the austinmerican statemen that we have not seen before, shows an officer there with a ballistic shield. there also appear to be at least two rifles there. that picture was taken at 11:52 a.m. that's just 19 minutes after the gunman first entered the school. and 58 minutes before officers took him down. now, there's another picture obtained by the texas tribune this time that shows multiple officers armed with rifles there. ballistic shields, multiple shields. and axe-like tools. most of which the tribune reports were never deployed. now, we must note, we do not know at what point in the standoff this image was taken. but it does seem by these images that police were well equipped to storm the gunman. >> and this is raising new questions and understandably new anger about the police response by uvalde officers. we're also learning that some officers on the scene questioned the plan, as confusion delayed the breaching of the classrooms with kids still inside. >> rosa flores is live in san antonio

positioned and expecting they'll be able to ramp production with the austin and berlin facilities ramping up and the company has pricing powerthe environment to stick with companies that have a great niche, mote and have great pricing power and we think tesla has all of those in this note the target reduction was an adjustment because of the risk free rate i think we'll see a lot of that as interest rates have risen so i don't want to read anything into that the company is well positioned here. >> pete to you, you have a few tesla calls, right >> i did, no longer have those, we did again the other day with stocks at the 680 level and then took off to the upside, 700. right now you see these surges suddenly and a pull back it could be the commentary from elon musk himself or some of the news that gets out there so i think it will have some issues, obviously a slow down on some of the volumes of delivery but they'll be able to make that up i think in the second half of the year i think this is a solid -- i understand why she's holding onto it. i like the name a lot when you get quick moves like we've had recently you have to t

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austin concerns about electricity. bringing bill casserole to serious flashbacks. >> we don't have the power is going to say stay on. >>s just days before the 2021 freeze knocked out power to millions. even worse, the ice left the new parents stranded at home, unable to see their newborns all in neonatal care. he says his family plans to buy a generator, but worries about others who don't have the means. >> a family with a newborn baby, just came home from the hospital, and now they don't have air conditioning. i efforts that lost elderly family members in the last freeze, and i don't want to see that we are going to lose power again. >> our thanks to morgan chesky. coming, up high court controversy. new reporting on ginni thomas's efforts to overturn the 2020 election is prompting some to call for clarence thomas's resignation. but no money. i want to know, why aren't debs screaming it from the rooftops. i will talk that, one representative steve cohen is going to join us next. us next. riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is r

might be if if the moment moment came when the nfl decided to add austin san antonio because it just makes so much sense to have such a powerful and and growing area in the nfl. my guess is to be a stadium. in the area between somewhere just like the patriots are called the new england patriots. they don't play in boston. they play outside of boston, but but they think regionally, yeah, we might have to hog tide jerry jones before an nfl meeting for that's true below. that is a major problem. yeah, that is a major problem. well that let's open it up to the audience. what questions do y'all have? yes, sir. i always but sorry go. i remind my friends henry that. you were almost tart and feathered when you brought up the concept of an airport in between austin, san antonio, and i always defend you i said, you know this past week, i now do this regularly. i take an uber from here to austin airport a lot of people do to take a non-stop flight. it's 90 bucks. it's what i pay when i fly into bwi to go to dc sure because we have a non-stop flight out of so to me i'm probably like a lot of business people who are starting to do that. i