y algunos rÍos becky caminÓ en 4 patas. su proceso si me van a hacer la misma cosa me deportan a mi paÍs o me regreso. pero en realidad no me voy a separar de mi mascota. no me puede quitar ese ser querido. el significado que tiene mi mascota para mÍ. y lo entendieron. no la voy a abandonar. >>> esa relaciÓn comenzÓ hace 4 aÑos la encontrÓ abandonada en la ciudad de viÑa del mar en chile, llegÓ luego de salir de su natal venezuela en busca de un mejor futuro. >>> dar dormÍa en la calle y estaba conmigo ella. pasaba frÍo y ella estaba conmigo pasando frÍo. y cÓmo puedo a bandonarla. ha estado conmigo ahÍ en lluvia, en frÍo. >>> cansado de vivir las duras y maduras. miguel see cho a becky al hombro y salieron de chile en bÚsqueda del sueÑo americano. recorrieron 12 paÍses en 6 meses a pie y en autobÚs , en una travesÍa que documentaron en redes sociales. >>> ya estamos en nicaragua. gracias a dios. >>> gracias a los videos que se convirtieron virales, miguel recaudÓ dinero que enviaron sus seguidores entre ellos una joven que

miguel se echÓ a becky al hombro.ella viajÓ a buscar una perrita adoptada. y me tocaba sÍ o sÍ tenÍa que llegar. >>> es asÍ como becky llega a chicago en aviÓn, y miguel se dirigiÓ a cruzar la frontera por piedras negras, hasta llegar a san antonio, donde tramita rai su estatus de refugiado. antes de viajar a los vientos donde su su hija como la llama, la esperaba batiendo la cola. >>> lo logramos becky, yo te dije que iba a volver. y ella se portÓ muy bien. ella sabÍa que yo iba a venir. y apenas me vio saliÓ corriendo. la vi y la abrace. lo logramos. >>> voy a llorar. >>> ahora sÍ. se acabÓ la travesÍa, ahora sÍ un mejor futuro. ahora sÍ. >>> alex roland, noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ lindo sueÑo americano es mÁs dulce en compaÑÍa de becky y ese amor incondicional. y con est cc: telemundo network [risas] [exclaci

becky. >> dom, school me on this.ement or trash companies were more closely tied to the economy if there is a strong economy, people are buying more things and throwing out more things you see it in the numbers. how is the inflation so important to them? why does it matter >> the story may have shifted here because inflation side of things may not impact their business as much not to say the costs don't go higher or not impacted by rising prices, but investor thought that even in times of distress or times when inflation is going higher, there is still a very big need for those types of services those businesses do not become as impacted as some of the other ones because of rising cost pressures because people tend to stick with those services, waste management or hauling off trash, even if issues are going higher. if investors feel that way, this is one of the places where it is insulated. it is about relatively in markets. some industries are less impacted in investor eyes in terms of the overall business than other

dr becky smethurst, thank ou go ahead safely. dr becky smethurst, thank you very _ go ahead safely. you very much _ go ahead safely. dr becky smethurst, thank you very much indeed. - pakistan's climate change minister has said a third of the country is underwater "right now", calling the flooding a "crisis of unimaginable proportions." the disaster has killed more than 1,000 people and affected 33 million. international help has begun to arrive, but water is still surging down the indus river and will flood the the low—lying sind province even more over the next few days. azadeh moshiri reports. a young boy stranded on a rock as raging waters surround him. you can see a rescue worker edging out of the helicopter, lifting him up to safety. it's but one of the countless rescue efforts that are happening as pakistan faces one of the worst floods in years, with more than 1,000 people dead and millions affected. i find it very difficult to put into words. "flooding" doesn't quite seem to encapsulate the ongoing devastation and disaster that we're still witnessing. this is what rajanpur,

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin good to see you zbheen good to see you. it's been a while. >> like ships in the night. >> ships in the night. >>> if you take a look at this hour, you will see red arrows across the board the s&p futures off by 22 and the nasdaq off by 87 this comes after another strong day at least for most of the markets. the dow yesterday did have its first five-day winning streak. s&p was up but the nasdaq was off slightly, down by about 25 points. we'll see what happens as we continue to get some of the earnings reporting coming in. >>> in the meantime if you take a look at what's happened with the treasury market, it's 0.87%. the 5-year, 3.293%. >>> there's a bunch of things we have to be focus nond retail land lowe's is just reporting we'll get to that in a second. we're expecting numbers from target plus, the government retail sales data comes up at 8:30. forecasters are expecting a begin of just 1% for july. so a lot going on there. and then in retail land, check this out we're watching shares surging in activity at bed bath and be

and i would like, bob, is becky in here? or is she right in front, becky, come on up. the kids as well. i want to get the gates family here, it gives me great pleasure, particularly surrounded by people who have worked with bob to honor him, here, as a distinguished public servant. a warning handing national security medal, this is the highest medal that a president can give for national security. [applause] and i have a long list, here, that some various arose speech writer wrote about bob gates's accomplishments. his record, his service to his country, but i expect people here know this better than most. but, you ought to know how much i trust him, admire him, and respect him. [applause] [inaudible] and so, this is a national security model. if there is ever been one that has been one of the served or well earned it is one i present now, with great pride, to bob gates, director of central intelligence. [applause] we are out of here, we, thank you a lot. ladies and gentlemen the first lady of the united states accompanied by postmaster general lewis dejoy, mr. fred ry

of course, you're right in front becky. come on up here and the kids as well. i want to get the gates family here and it gives me great pleasure particularly surrounded by people who've worked with bob to honor him here as a distinguished public service by awarding him the national security medal. this is the highest metal that a president can give for national security. hey guys, and i have a long list of here that some very thorough speechwriter wrote out. about bob gates is accomplishments his record his service to his country, but i expect people here know this better than most but you ought to know how much i trust him admire him and respect. i will ask you. so this is the national security medal and if there's ever been one that's been well deserved or well-earned. it's the one i present now with great pride to bob gates director of central intelligence. got it. we're out of here. thank you all very much. thanks a lot. and welcome to the nixon library. my name is jim byron. i'm the president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation. hello to all of you and

becky?ack, september is right around the corner, and for many major companies, this year that also means a return to in-office work but not all workers are ready to go back to pre-pandemic norms. we're going to talk about the fights that could be brewing, and how they'll play out right after this >>> first, though, as we head to a break, clerheck out this morning's premarket winners and losers cisco up by 5% chuck robbins, the ceo will be rns squawk on the street thi moing with an interview. you're watching cnbc power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market this is xfinity rewards. w our way of showingol hel our appreciation.rades with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >>> welco

becky, come on up here and the kids as well. i want to get the gates family here.ves me great pleasure surrounded by people who've worked with bob to honor him here as a distinguished public service by an -- national security medal. this is the highest battle that a president can get for national security. [applause] [applause] and i have a long list here that some very thorough speech writer wrote out about bob gates's accomplishments, his record, his service to his country. i expect people here know this better than most. you want to know how much i trust him, admire him, and respect him. [applause] -- so, this is a national security medal. it's one that's been well deserved, well earned, it's one that i present now with great pride to bob gates. director of central intelligence. [applause] >> we're out of here, thank you all very much. thanks a lot. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ book tv, every sundays on c-span two, beecher's leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction box. at 8 pm eastern, herbert hoovered by -- george nash details the life and legacy of the former p

>> pretty well, becky.sumers are cranky filling up cars and grocery carts with inflation, but looking their best ulta net sales increased 17% from the year prior. coty sales up 10%. that's the parent behind brands like cover girl and max factor and burberry estee sales grew 9%. target sales saw high single digit growth and sephora with kohl's are seeing an increase as well and coty beauty sees no sign of slow down, but trading up to brands lipstick indicator is an economic trope when lipstick is the last thing shoppers give up. the fragrance indication may encompass ages and genders >> we love to talk about the fragrance index. fragrances are booming specifically in the u.s. globally, this category is 20% ahead of both levels of 2019 this really speaks ahead to what is unique about this category. that says things about who you are and how you feel which are two important elements currently. >> i guess as we reemerge, we want to smell good estee sales were 22% ulta saw double digit. macy's ceo says fragrance

>> you know, becky the market itself is forcing the issue. it's become a very balanced debate here. the rally the benefit of the doubt is not just that we've recaptured the total losses since the start of the year. the lowings here in mid-june, this is the utf, 3636, intraday low, we're up from both of those. you can see a modest little pullback this, you know, starts to look like a pretty decent bottom. if you had the average coming in, it would come down there, 4300 and change. that's why a lot of folks are saying it has something to prove right here valuations also arguably don't look all that attractive because the market never got super cheap. here we are with the broad market you guys were talking about the energy move. here's wti crude over two years against the broader basket of kmomts what you see is obviously a very sharp move lower here recently by crude, but it outperformed by so much. a really flattening out of other commodities. oil is within its own supply and demand and got momentum money in there near the highs and that's all rationalized probably decent news in the

. >>> becky, let's talk corporate news shares of salesforce under pressure the latest results topping estimates, but full-year forecast pointing to weaker economic cycles. the ceo spoke to jim cramer on "mad money" last night. >> everyone is trying to assess what's going on and how do they position themselves for the new economy. it's a new day for many companies. i think when you look out at all of the businesses, yes, they are all doing digital transformation this is everybody's priority every digital transformation is still beginning and ending with the customer >> shares of salesforce this year are down now. it has been a wild ride. another example of one of the big tech companies that was up and has come down as multiples have come down as worries about the economy continue. >>> another big tech mover to watch. snowflake. shares up sharply right now. the software company reported been than expected revenues. the ceo says the consumption model shows after signing a contract is proving to be an advantage. joe. >> we need to keep in mind that is a big point move in salesforce that i

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out what's happening with the u.s. equity futures three days in a row of declines, at least for the dow and st stooupd. we were down then in the green only briefly and now dow futures down by 32 we made so much progress in the month of july and the early part of this month. at this point the nasdaq is off by 23% we got out of the bear market territory. back there at this point s&p is back in correction territory. the dow is down close to 11% from the all-time highs. if you have been watching treasury yields, they have been moving up. right now the two-year is at 3.3% but we'll continue to keep an eye on this if you have been watching energy prices, that's where you have seen a little bit of relief. energy prices, down -- or actually up. they were up yesterday the best day since the middle of july this morning up $94.56 is where we're sitting for wti. brent at 101.9 during the trading sessions it was up at the highest. >> the nasdaq got out of low territory and it got into

becky, can you lay out exactly what it is you want the government to do? now? i demand and business and in one business to stop the investments, trying one them, tory, i mean to mobilize space and invest back to the economy, went to the quality of the investment impact. so one business to, to do that from government. one tool. amanda regulation 28, which allows the finds of where kind of student passed in on social development on issues that to impress, that check cetera. by one s console. i mean, no one government to fix escal because is true that without making this up you are not going to get any for an investor coming at home. but it's also in the interest of the be local business, triple to back and ask, because you are a big gift card for x. com because it is a coal fired power station to be able to track track investment in connection. and because people who said we can invest in called our fire station, so it must be a business local business, domestic business invest, government has to do with corruption. we will create that some of the issues are issu

becky. as you call for the strike action hasn't been a success. and this just going to be the 1st of many. thank you very much. it has been very successful. let's look at that number. you look to they, they impact august right in may. now, the times in which we're making close by this is to the protest action in the main you intended to raise the issues and to get this society debate in discussing the problem that they are facing. and hopefully government will then respond to the crisis that i have. and so we raised the states to 10000000 up on and so i went in milan and such a grand 10000000 on demand and electricity problems. the young people employed to gender baseball and they're going beyond propulsion. so we hope that with this action, which was the pitfall where causeway and joined by people in this will say you raised in the same problem. so we think that mistake has been driven home. so we can say successful. ok, dakota has the message been driven home, have, have you the i n c? have you got the message? in data? we got the message as the

becky bowman runs the myanmar center for responsible business. she and her husband were detained in young, gone, and charge with violating immigration laws. she served as ambassador from 2002 to 2006. california is banning the sale of new fossil fuel power vehicles starting in 2035. the state now has some of the wells most stringent regulations for transitioning to electric cars trucks. su, ease, the decision by the state, our resorts is bored. looks that to secure approval from the federal government. there is a headlines out there. well does next? oh ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with new ones that don't give me both done that has done gibbon for long was done in the rug g. he and what little rotten lessons, what a can you call businesses jim? it's not the policy of don't go through the false. don't go to policy, got because he had f l u n a with a coffee for owns a he a met. lemme to met at c suez on it and would send your home, splash. the landlord had 31. no yet he by the 28th and a wet in stepmother money plan of sam adams, helena marie, senate and

and joe are off. >> becky and joe are off you said becky and andrew.n. >> never you're always on y you're the top of your game always i'm sorry. >> not always on >> andrew was so on my brain that i had to say it twice how's that >> i got it. i got it >> anyway, it's happy friday for us but equity futures will be off treasury yields, the ten -year t 2.9% bitcoin is basically at a three-week low, maybe even lower than a three-week low at this point. 21,455 and crypto-related names, equities, specifically marathon digital, they're all down sharply across the board their morning. take a look. we've got breaking news. general motors, the auto maker has reinstated its quarterly dividend and will pay 9 cents a share as of september. it had suspended it in april of 2020 as the pandemic was taking hold gm also increased the share authorized for purchases we're seeing that stock react, up by a little more than 3% right now, andrew. >> wow, look at that we have other big headlines to bring you. we've been talking about this saga all morning, maybe all wyke b bed

reporter: becky miller agrees. >> i have a feeling of peace.and i discovered that i have room in my heart for another person. reporter: relationships born of necessity that have grown into something a lot less transactional. ♪ judy: rock and roll hall of fame r bonnie raitt is touring the country. jeff sat down with her when she was in town for our weekend news program to discuss her dynamic career and what she has learned about herself along the way. reporter: let's talk about this new album that is doing incredibly well. most of the album's covers. how do you do that creatively? bonnie: it is something i have always done. i grew up loving aretha franklin, frank sinatra, ray charles and they always put their own spin on the songs they picked. i love taking an older song -- i did a gerry rafferty pitch and turned it into a reggae song. it is really fun for me -- a lot of times they are by guys and then i put them in my key. reporter: i want to talk about one of the songs you wrote called -- down the hall. >> ♪ i asked the nurse where he was goi

we have becky pringle, president of the national education association, the nation's largest teachers union, representing 3 million teachers and school personnel. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. it's good to be with you again. >> we are going to be talking about the teacher shortage and other issues facing public school teachers. nea, how many members you have, anything else you want to share with us. guest: i would love to talk about the nea. the nea is made up of over 3 million members who are teachers and nurses and school counselors and retired educators. they are support professionals. those who have made the choice to become teachers, we represent educators all over this country and around the world. we represent those who teach our servicemen and women across the world. we advocate for education professionals. every single student, everyone has what they need and what they deserve so they can live. we wake up every day fighting for our students, collaborating with our parents, and with our allies to make sure that our students have the resources and support they need

becky, that's where we're at. they look at more than a neighbor whose bellucci alco of them that yet via tell could have been of them mixed up a luca radical, i also have more or less the subsidence. monumental exterior is most obvious. see if we put on the yellow rank, what interesting 30 to 40 centimeters is a lot closer. it's something like this would annually e nose we're seeing in the center of the city. you can see for yourself if you stand down by the angel of independently dependence i renew steadily long and only the darkest steps are original and all the others are noodle. so the reason is that mexico city thinking is, yeah, because of its water extraction board is the so when it's that i feel the i one by the cities, famous angel of independence landmark, the new steps highlight the sinking street level. millions of people are already directly affected by the consequences of the subsidence as underground water pipes burst and break under the weight of the city . in some neighborhoods, water no longer co

you have f, becky, and that's where we're at. they look at more than a neighborhood below chalka of them, but yet via the child, who if in of them mixed up a luca radical, i also have more or less the subsidence. martha wanna be clear as most of via se 7 we put on the yellow rank. what it doesn't leave 30 to 40 centimeters is a lot closer. it's something like this would annually e nose we're seeing in the center of the city. you can see for yourself if you stand down by the angel of independently the independence there, a new strategy, learn alone in the darkest sir original and this all the others are new to saunders . reason is the mex, how city is sinking because of its water extraction. board is that so when it's that i feel the i one by the cities, famous angel of independence landmark, the new steps highlight the sinking street level. millions of people are already directly affected by the consequences of the subsidence as underground water pipes burst and break under the weight of the city . in some neighborhoods, water no

here they have becky, they mass where we're at. they look at more than a neighbor whose bellucci alcoa, but yet via the child could have been of them except the lucca, valuable. i also have more or less the subsidence monumental year. it is mostly obvious. see if we put on the yellow link, what into september 30 to 40 centimeters is a lot closer. it's something like this. so to annually e knows we're seeing in the center of the city. you can see for yourself if you stand down by the angel of independently dependence or a new strategy long and only the darkest steps are original and all the others are neutral. so the reason is that mexico city is thinking, yeah, because of its water extraction balled is the fluid x that i feel the i went by the cities famous angel of independence landmark, the new steps highlight the sinking street level. millions of people are already directly affected by the consequences of the subsidence as underground water pipes burst and break under the weight of the city . in some neighborhoods, water no long

they are afraid of working next to becky at the office when like slaves, people that employ them.o commute every day. this company strip lines the entire world for aluminum, titanium, minerals and they dig everything up and then they blast the plant out to. they use more coal than any other country in the world, this one country, so forget about it. you can commute 20 minutes and back and it's not going to do anything. >> jessica: rachel. >> rachel: i am a little conflicted, surprisingly i am a little bit more concerned about this. i do like that covid has created a little bit more flexibility in the workforce, because i do believe that for moms who have just had a baby are nursing, people with young children, they are bringing the next generation of humans, so i like this. i think that children are national treasure, so i like the flexibility. i am concerned about this generation of my sister sent me this mean that says this is an invitation to a dinner party from a jens the e-e.r., having people over to stare at the phone if you would like to join us. and this is what i am worri

so that's a be cautious there in terms of those products. >> becky, great advice.. >> hey, michael, thank you so much. wish you were here but we'll get right to it because lot to talk about. first in music news, it is a sign of the times, i guess, harry styles is on a roll. his 2017 debut single of the same name, his first solo hit after his one direction days, that is now part of the billion views club. a huge accomplishment, a billion views on youtube. and harry is busy on his world tour. he just wrapped the european leg in portugal where he lent a microphone to a guy who said, hey, can i sing just two lines of a song to my girlfriend. harry complies. well, the next thing you know the guy surprises even harry with an elvis presley tune, like crushes it and then an impromptu proposal. it's all caught on video. that video racking up 32 million views on tiktok. the user wrote congrats. congrats you two cuties. the u.s. leg of harry's tour starts very soon, 15 nights in msg. i'll be at all 15. >> 15 nights. >> 15 nights at madison square garden. >> wow. >> definitely

becky, i live in from here to the corner that you can clearly see the different. it's almost 2 and a half meters. maybe it's massive and drama burst cracks, then subsidence all over the city. that's what dr. natalia know them. we didn't know why the crown was sinking. when do i not explain it for now? then we were told that it was because of the excessive use of groundwater would in this area by year. and jessica, mexico city consumes tremendous amounts of water. and scientists, luis some, but i know researches the megalopolis is water consumption is one ground, right? it's a challenge. additional, an enormous chaney. i supply water to mexico, city little cloud, a city of 20000000 people is a difficult task. mexico city was built where there used to be lakes. and most of the cities drinking water comes from the ground. no us, doesn't he assign use no sale applicant. so 10 years ago we knew very little about the amount of water in the aquifers went on. we still don't know for certain, since there was very little public information about this. what we do know is tha

dma's becky worley dives in on what to avoid when shopping. >> a couple things to avoid.have ava here and on he. what they have our hard drives and printers because no one returns those for cosmetic reasons. if there is a defect, you did not want to be stuck with something like that so be cautious. reggie: you can watch becky and mike: segment on school savings coming up on good morning america. here's a look at the stock exchange this morning. we are in positive territory up 30 -- 236 points. kumasi: a stock tech firm in hong kong has gone up 20,000% in a month. if you invested thousands of dollars in the chinese company last month, you would have more than $200,000 now. the company has not done anything remarkable since then. they traders using online forums on reddit and twitter apparently just like the company. at 6:00, tito's vodka is making fun of the seltzer trend by selling an empty can for $20. the company share this video saying there comes a time when every alcohol branch must ask, to remake a seltzer and our answer is "no". the video goes on to encourage peopl

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. >> becky hammond, workin as a bartender, dated tom toolan once. >> we had plans at newark athleticnd i thought that was nice. it >> didn't turn out that way. dinner was pleasant, then came drinks. >> that's when he accused me of being lascivious with a bartender, because i was just having conversation. >>: they got into a cab to go home and becky says toolan tried to grab her. she didn't wait around. >> i jumped out and ran. i ran across the street. >> and now, four years later, elizabeth "beth" lochtefeld was in a frightening situation with the same man. but that night, instead of grabbing her stuff from toolan 's apartment when she got their, beth stayed. and leslie says that beth later told her that things went from bad to terrible. >> he got very violent with her that night. he sexually assaulted her. and i think that beth was probably, sort of in a state of -- it's a confusing thing when it is somebody that you are supposedly close to. who violates you. my guess is that she was probably just in the state of shock. and why she didn't leave that next day, i'm not exactly sure. >

of them in though another fatal cake one or since they are not going to do it up, i think it him, becky, not a happy to hear more about the, the model. you know, whose homes get the most common sense? the money. him, the boy that they go. well, if you are the important the guess and they will never if i mean we important a k, a partition by him that nina nearly those very special case of politician especially considering herrera ruth, how she got into politics and all that kinda being how you have all the 2 choices either just accept it and go along with whatever you you're given or just move. try to find more people that, that i feel the same way. do some effort to change things. anyone who wants to push things technology wise in bolivia, should be really be appreciated in her work. if miss lamb is in your president, take any those colleagues in other does he say about it? yes, bang gussie. up until the in proud and be hands yet. but at a place i have plaza bethia daniels, buttercup way that me good. i thought our last seems that the film is probably t. oh no pain, bas piano. so that q

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let's start with you, becky, as you called for the strike action.t been a success and is this going to be the first of many? >> thank you very much. it has been a very successful -- look at the numbers, look to the impact of the strikes. this strike, this is a protest actually in the main. it's intended to raise the issues and to get the society debating and discussing the problem that they're facing and hopefully the got will then respond to the crisis. so we raise the crisis, 10 million unemployed people. 10 million on [indiscernible] the electricity problems, the unemployed. gender-based problems is going -- growing beyond proportions so we hope that with this action, joined by other people in the society raising the same alarms, we think the message has been driven home so we can say it's successful. >> dakota, has the message been driven home? have you, the a.m.c., gotten the message? >> indeed, we've gotten the message as the amp can national congress and issues which were raised by the workers. are well appreciated. you know that in our count

becky worley is here. becky, you checked out the savings for us? >> i did.gets and groceries are 12% more expensive than last year, consumers are turning to dollar stores. >> what i'm seeing is that families are going to dollar stores to buy their groceries and being more cost conscious in general. >> phoenix and his family of five have been relying on family dollar for more and more of their groceries. >> it is convenient. it is cheaper than going to a regular grocery store. not all of the food there is great, but it is better than not having anything. >> reporter: there are over $34,000 type stores in the u.s. according to the dollar general store, 75% of americans have one within five miles of their home. so proximity and saving on gas, those are reasons why people are shopping there more. >> i think i ended up coming away with about $125 that i had saved. every little bit counts right now. >> there are a lot of good food options at the dollar stores. however, there are a lot of also processed foods and prepackaged food. packaged foods in general tend to

take 46 year old becky hubbard, who suffers from debilitating rheumatoid arthritis.timatum from her doctor. if she wanted to stay on her treatment plan, a drug called methotrexate, she had to stay on -- from arthritis to cancer, can also end a pregnancy or cause birth defects. now, doctors and pharmacists in more than a dozen states with tight abortion restrictions are suddenly being forced to navigate a medical and ethical minefield, deciding whether and when to order certain drugs because they could be held criminally liable for prescribing them to pregnant women. as becky hubbard put it, quote, it is frustrating as hell. let's discuss with the dr. call lena nichols, chief medical officer at planned parenthood for the st. louis region and southwest missouri. last month, she testified before the senate judiciary committee regarding the consequences of the supreme court decision. doctor, do you think these consequences are intended or they just unintended consequences that are collateral to the decisions we are seeing. >> the truth is, that for those of us who have b

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becky van is actually typically japanese, but top french chef maury, sacco is turning it into an international dish with influences from all over the world. he wants to bring new taste experiences to french cuisine. well, don't good job. we have something here that is part japanese part african was for example, of course with homeless. so with chick piece is it brings to mind the middle east. and i want to go on a culinary journey from one bye to another. we quickly go from asia to the middle east to africa just that's what i'm trying to do here in sandro pay. the 29 year old is one of frances youngest stashefsky. he's already been invited to cook for french president a minor when my com. sacco runs the michelin start restaurant most okay in paris. and he has his own cooking show on french television parties. since june 2022 mari seco has been busy in santa will pay to the city on the french coat as it is known as a playground for the rich and famous here. the chef has opened his 2nd restaurant in cooperation with luxury brand levy tall guests can expect a combination of international flavors.

becky drizzle, low clouds in the morning. cooler than usual this weekend.ith not only widespread overcast, but catchy drizzle. for the afternoon, clouds hang around near the beaches. inland areas will see sunshine. first thing in the morning, 50's and 60's. watch out for the drizzle. afternoon highs in the south bay, 79 gilroy, 80 san jose, 76 milpitas, palo alto mid 70's, 60 two half moon bay, 66 downtown. clouds linger, north bay temperatures, 79 san rafael, 70 four napa, 82 santa rosa. in the east bay, 70 oakland, 74 freedom on -- fremont. 82 concord, 83 livermore, breezy. a break from the heat all weekend, wendy and below average. mid 80's inland, low 60's on the coast. next week, temperatures rising each day. by thursday, 96 inland, 66 coast and the heat will hold friday. we bring back hot summer weather but for the weekend, enjoy the break. break. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop

becky, what's worse, there could be dakota suddenly stood on the be motion the problem. so if you say use it to her, now you come to go through rich blood by new brought you at least around the bmw winston churchill, british prime minister, army reservist journalist, writer, artist and nobel laureate, and richard, john churchill. his father was a descendant to the duke of marbra. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american financier, churchill, graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. it was a bit of a trouble maker. he did not go to university. he did not want to, i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school harrow, a former british diplomat also william melanson is well acquainted with winston churchill, his biography, or the greatest britain ever. according to a b. b. c poll, he started the military career, actually in cuba, he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india, he then went of sudan was even at the battle of om doorman. and he saw serious mili

becky morton, bbc news.t household gas and electricity bills, rising sharply this winter, in england, scotland and wales. let's speak to stephen flynn — who's the snp mp for aberdeen south — and the party's spokesperson on business, energy and industrial strategy. good to have you with us. what you make of the labour leader's plans? do you agree with it? i think as things stand energy... have to be frozen. we've been calling for it, lib dems have said it now labour said it too so we can look at the reality families are facing at this point in time. last summer energy prices were kept... and i hate to see that word capped because it doesn't feel like it. 1200 pounds a year and now we are at nearly £2000 a year and it could go in excess of £4000. that is not a crisis, but as a catastrophe, and we need action. labour came forward with a proposal and we put forward proposals but ultimately we need a uk government to act and sadly at this moment in time we are not doing anything. what might but act how specifical

and the national spirit, i haven't very up asked about then i go by becky devil, nobody got muslims today. i believe the dress who they fall in love with all if there's a problem or can be a potential problem or a crime. and so from we can use consumers. it's a pretty bleak scenario. you would want to june out to different each in some ways. if the news outlet that if disengaged from the stories that are hitting people, the hardest. india's agricultural sector, responsible for roughly 20 percent of its g d. p is in turmoil. it's health care sector, exposed by covert 19 is in critical condition. and the unemployment rate is approaching 8 percent. that's more than 100000000 people without work. yet, when the online outlet news laundry analyzed, debates across 7 major news channels earlier this year, it found that the number of programs, tackling economic problems were minimal, communal issues. hindu versus muslim debate, controversies dominate the output and certain terms get thrown in like jihad and then applied to whatever grievances indians may have. there is this whole discourse of jiha