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reporting live here in dublin and, bob redell, "today in the bay. " >> all right, bob, hoping for there talking about, down $.65 is great. thanks so much. >>> we all know that making it in the bay is no easy task. some people are now over it. they're moving out. a recent report shows just how much the exodus is really gaining steam. look at this. from 2018 to 2019, 56% of people moved out of california. they were just leaving the state. 20% to 20%, jumping nearly 60%. this is amazing in itself. 7500 californian families became texans. we will talk more about the topic with economists and professor matthew kahn. thank you so much for joining me this morning. >> good morning. >> looking over this research, your latest book, you're really talking about the impact remote work economy has had on all major cities across the u.s. you know the high cost of housing is an issue here. major factor when it comes to living in the bay area. but what else do you think is driving people to move to other states? >> in my research, i'm focused on opportunities in other places, but also pushback factors

that's doctor bob wachter is hoping that the fed's reconsider and stick with the first idea. >> hopest those under 50 could join the ranks of those eligible to get a second booster for covid-19, maybe on the back burner reports. monday suggest that's because federal health officials are hoping pfizer and moderna. we'll have a new be 5 specific booster ready to go in late september. i think it's highly unlikely. i mean, just feels far more likely as we look at booster rollouts previously that the first well, they won't get their date for approval in the senate nation. doctor bob wachter, who chairs ucsf department of medicine says. >> not only is it unlikely new boosters will be ready to roll out in late september, but even if they are ready, those under 50 will be at the back of the line behind older americans. that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december, rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now, that's why walked are still suppor the idea of allowing those under 50 to get t

kron four's dan kerman reports one of the leading voices in the fight against covid-19 doctor bob wachter is hoping that the fed's reconsider and stick with that first idea. >> within the last few weeks there was talk second boosters for covid-19 would be opened up to those under age 50. but now there are reports federal health officials may be wavering in hopes pfizer and moderna. we'll have a new ba 5 specific booster ready to go in late september. i think the timelines more likely to slip the not because it's going take some time to formulate vaccine, getting approved and get it out there. doctor bob wachter chairs, ucsf department of medicine. he says not only is that late september rollout date unlikely, but even if the new boosters are ready, those under 50 will have to wait. another couple of months until older americans get it, meaning additional months of vulnerability. there's a lot of infections out there. the people are not being as careful as they were. maybe you're not being as careful as you were. >> the infection, although there's a lower chance that you're going to get very sick. a

that's doctor bob wachter is hoping that the fence reconsider and stick with the first idea. >> hopese under 50 could join the ranks of those eligible to get a second booster for covid-19, maybe on the back burner reports. monday suggest that's because federal health officials are hoping pfizer and moderna. we'll have a new ba 5 specific booster ready to go in late september. i think it's highly unlikely. i mean, just feels far more likely as we look at booster rollouts previously that the first well, they won't get their date for approval in the senate nation. doctor bob wachter, who chairs ucsf department of medicine says. >> not only is it unlikely new boosters will be ready to roll out in late september, but even if they are ready, those under 50 will be at the back of the line behind older americans. that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december, rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now, that's why walked are still supports the idea of allowing those under 50 to get the s

dan kerman reports one of the leading voices in the fight against covid-19 doctor bob wachter. he's hoping the feds reconsider and stick with the first idea. >> within the last few weeks there was talk second boosters for covid-19 would be opened up to those under age 50. but now there are reports federal health officials may be wavering in hopes pfizer and moderna. we'll have a new ba 5 specific booster ready to go in late september. i think the timeline is more likely to slip the not because it's going take some time to formulate a vaccine, gets approved and get it out there. doctor bob wachter chairs, ucsf department of medicine. he says not only is that late september rollout date unlikely, but even if the new boosters are ready, those under 50 will have to wait. another couple of months until older americans get it, meaning additional months of vulnerability. there's a lot of infections out there. people are not being as careful as they were. maybe you're not being as careful as you were. >> the infection, although there's a lower chance that you're going to get very sick and die. it'

seb coe and bob star say their hope is to give people who are unable to move from the neck down moreindependence in a system that will be less cumbersome than the current technology they're using. so the idea here is that co can we create something that is wearable? there will be on them all the time will not collect anything around them, and we let them be able to drink it without having to reset that technology and make track does more than dr wheelchair users can use it to open up and control smartphone apps or operates more technology in their homes with a head tilt er facial movement whenever the user makes a cheek twitch or gesture on the eyebrow, raise or drop the sensor will pick that up. and then it will transfer that to whatever command that you mapped it to. so for example, on the wheelchair, one of the cheeks can act as a switch to stop the wheelchair. and let's say on the phone, for example, one of the chiefs can act as a left click. the researchers are still working out kinks in the technology and trying to answer some bigger questions like will people be okay with wear

this entering is final stretch unwise and bob way selling gold coins to the public in the hope of timing the countries want to win flinched morning steamers. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle. your travel package to day. hello, we got some rather live showers in the forecast across parts of northern shina easing over towards the yellow sea isn't over to ward shanghai little area of low pressure bringing some foundry down, pause across a central area. further south, you might catch a shower or 2 down towards the southeast, but trippy. know that he continues here and temperatures still getting up into the high thirty's, if not touching. 40 degrees celsius over the next few days. so no real let up in conditions. it is going to be decidedly uncomfortable where to whether they're a little further north, some heavy down paul, some fun, very showers, large hail, the full summer shebang. ready going on here. that could lead to some localized flooding from time to time on and off bits and pieces, a shabby rain, they're coming in to the korean peninsula a

african nations hit hard by moscow's blockade of ukrainian force and wise in bob way selling gold coins to the public and the hope of timing countries run away, inflation ah. est tv, exit poll out that in his years referendum on a new constitution, says 92.3 percent of those to park voted in favor of the changes. but the electoral commission says only around a quarter of voters turned up to have this se opposition parties boycotted the referendum? i say the move is an attempt to return to one man rule. president chi said says his changes are necessary to rain in a corrupt political elite wrestle said has more from tunis over 9000000 people in 2 year were eligible to ward and only 2500000 of them today went to the ballot box, the 72 personal people didn't go to the about of boxes. majority, all of them were just boy court in it and but in 2019, during the presidential election, the turn that was worth 56 percent. so compared with the election to 1090, we can see the turnover is, is, is quite low, but this is still enough to, to, to, to, to good to for the constitution to get yes and, and for president chi site to

bob bung additions. government is investing in a new town at hopes will house people displaced by climate change. now the country is one of the world's most vulnerable to rising. sea levels has been estimated that by 2051 in every 7 people in bangladesh. laugh before will be forced to migrate federal land. 100 chandry has more on the initiative for molar in the southwest. this is the coastal town of mung la, near the bay of bingo. it's part of an ambitious plan by the bank where they should government to chance from this area into a refuge for those displaced by climate change. there are several other similar towns around the country sonia, beg them, and our family are among the many here who are forced to move here to find jobs and a safer place to live on the low cost of the term was destroyed by a storm. so we moved here, i mean, even before there were too many weather relation problems, and it wasn't a good place to live any more. we do face problems with commuting and getting in the fresh water. it's much better here. bangladesh already invests about $3000000000.00 a year to address

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right now the a's are hoping for that new ballpark in oakland or a move to vegas. bob manfred said either option is better than staying in the oakland coliseum. he says the ballpark's condition doesn't meet the league's standard and they have serious problems with that stadium. the a's need approval from the oakland city council to move forward on a new waterfront stadium in jack london square. >>> let's talk about our weather. a very nice day. typical fog you see in san francisco, but beautiful outside. >> yeah, not that bad really. a temperature for everyone here across the bay area. we'll get you good to go as we head through the next couple of days. let's take you into the microclimate forecast and i want to take you out to walnut creek. a little bit hazy, but pretty nice. you can see a current temperature here of 91 degrees. on the warm side across the inland valleys, but we will be dropping off tonight. i havele80s. it is colder here across the coastline as we have those microclimate extremes in effect. you can see the fog after getting a small break today is sta

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circle public via spac, which makes the usd largest stablecoin, right, bob does this legislation include your timing? >> we still hopeave our spac approved in the fourth quarter, but timing is very difficult. i don't think the legislation around regulation has a direct impact on the approval of our spac, but of course, sara, all of us are looking forward to the development of a smart regulatory framework particularly around stablecoin but frankly around many areas of digital and crypto. >> but they be regulated like banks, by bank regulators, like the fed, or by the s.e.c.? >> listen, i'm going to leave that to the legislators. one of the things that's been very, very clear within the group at circle, both before our involvement and today is we embrace regulation we have set ourselves up as the most conservative, the most regulated operating within the u.s. regulatory parameter, very, very clear on our portfolio standing behind our stablecoins, which is as you know 80% u.s. treasury t-bills three months and below, 20% cash, or a dollar is a dollar is a dollar. i do think regulation around a stable backing to stableco

hope will be as sharp as it is viral. perhaps. tiktok reference. >>> by the end of the hour, we will be talking bob dylan, barack obama and kurt cobain with the right icon you see. the one and only dave grown on the beat tonight for our special mavericks interview. you might say the energy is contagious. here we are now. entertain us. but it's too early in the broadcast for lyrics. even for the beat. so let's just get to this top story. judgment day for steve bannon. the prosecution resting after calling the witnesses that they say will prove this and send him to prison. we will get into this with mr. gerstein as i mentioned but there is a method to the speed of the doj prosecutors. they are conveying to these jurors that this is a complex case the only two witnesses to prove it. one was the fbi agent who spoke out today and shredded what may have been one abandons only defense is if you're following the facts. is the claim that we reported on last night. bannon's lawyers say that benin wanted to cooperate and this was somehow a misunderstanding. well, today, this agent who i can now report is half of the entire witness block of the

s. market ortiz kayla bob and explains how the anticipated tor ended with biden taking flag on the homefront. now, many americans were hoping that by going to saudi arabia, the u. s. president could convince the country to increase oil output and thus dropped the price. however, that has clearly not resulted gas prices remain high, and oil output from saudi arabia remain pretty much the same. important to note that the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed ban solomon and joe biden exchanged a fist bomb the new york times reporter referred to it as a chilly fist box. now many in the press are noting that this seems to be quite ironic as joe biden did promise to make saudi arabia a pariah state. in the aftermath the killing of jamal shoji, and while he was running for president. so it seems like joe biden is now bist bumping with a government that he claimed he was going to make a pariah. in addition to that, the foreign minister cited the crown prince and responding to how they felt about joe biden, challenging them around the issue of jamal shoji. it has not worked when the u. s. tried to impose values on afghanistan and i

as emergency crews start to bring a wildfire under control. wise and bob way is selling gold coins to the public in the hope of taming the countries, runaway inflation and in sport will build up to the semi final between england and sweden at the women's euros. ah, how and why did it become so obsessed? with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold the corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. they're going to rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about by americans today? your weekly take on us politics and society? that's the bottom line. in just under a year's time, catalyse al bait stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff next, november c, u, a, as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. but organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever school thing event next year. and for the castle national teams, they get used to playing

bob o'dell who is live in dublin. the question that a lot of people are hoping for is whether not the gas prices will continue to go downd morning. there is a prediction they could drop another $.35-$.65 per gallon over the next few weeks alone. here are the latest numbers and the average price for a gallon of gas. sf at 587. san jose 581. if you compare the current prices on the left to the prices from a month ago you can see the gas prices in the bay area have dropped around $.65 a gallon over the past few days. patrick de haan tells us that historically at gas money.com that we are in a fairly rare territory right now to see such a significant decline from such high levels. prices are down over concerns that there could be a recession which would reduce oil consumption and gasoline supplies are up for four out of the last five weeks. he is predicting there could be another drop of $.35-$.65 over the coming weeks but he also points out that the market has been extremely volatile this year. there are factors that can push the gas prices right backup. we could see the prices going up as if there was a major hurricane th

high-beta consumer staple name all moving to the down side a lot of hope about growth later on in the year >> that's a very interesting tilt, bobank you let's look at the bond market and rick santelli tracking the action in the nyse people are raving about the 20-year auction, rick. >> they are and they should, but do remember the reason it's the highest yield on the curve is it's not the most popular, most highly traded maturity on the curve and the bigger the auctions, the deeper the amount of supply and the more it's traded and liquidity is pushing yields down in the other maturities, but it is definitely in many ways some of the best action that we have seen my mike did fall, i a polpologi everybody. you can see it was off the charts and the auction was great. month to date of two year and it keeps steadily climbing and all yields now are very close to higher on the day. and they've come a long way like stocks and now look at a month to date, and it's turning higher why? because next week we have a fed meeting and it's starting to do the fed dance. finally, high yield for a while it was the big talk. right now we're at a si

they hope that pfizer moderna ken release them in late september. doctor bob wachter chair for ucsf department of medicine says not only is it unlikely new boosters will be ready to roll out by then, but even if they are ready, those under 50 will be at the back of the line behind older americans. >> that group will have their vaccines available to them more like member december, read september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now. >> it's unknown when federal health officials will make a final decision on that second booster. the bart board of directors will vote on whether or not to bring masks back and make it a mandate on bart. the meeting will be held on thursday afternoon. the previous mask mandate expired on the 18th. they cited. rising covid cases says the reason for reinstating the mandate. so if you ever bart, if you are a bart rider, you do not have to wear a mask for now, the transit agency is still encouraging riders to wear masks. next at 3.30, foreclosures on the rise in the bay area. what

hoped to avoid this. they'd allowed themselves to think the week the wayne county da might see the new evidence about the night old man bobe was made and rectify it. but -- >> we had a prosecutors office that was very uncooperative in the face of overwhelming evidence of innocence. >> did that surprise you? >> no. it's an amazing ability to blind yourself to everything except what you want to look at. >> all rise. >> of course, that was a defense attorney's point of view. and so, here they were in court to fight it out. just getting this hearing took a year of their efforts and persuading all those witnesses to testify about a moment in time so long ago, was no less difficult. knowing that, tommy and ray's family became a sort of cheering section in court. >> we filled up the room and we wanted to show everybody that we were there to back them up. and we just wanted to be there for them. >> all crowded the courtroom of judge lawrence talon, who will decide if the new evidence merited a new trial. >> all right, want to bring them up? >> finally, tommy and ray highers filed into court. the brothers who from day one insisted

. >> they're hoping that pfizer and moderna can release them late september or so. doctor bob chair of ucsf department of medicine says that not only is it unlikely that new boosters will be ready to roll out by then. but even if they are ready, those under 50 will be at the back of the line behind older americans. >> that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december, rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now. >> it's unknown right now when % federal health officials will make a final decision on that second booster. >> time now is 5.26. the bart board of directors is going whether to bring back the mask mandate on bart. that meeting is going to be held thursday afternoon. the previous mask mandate expired on july 18th. they cited rising covid cases is the reason for maybe reinstating the mandate. if you're a bart rider, you don't at this point have to wear a mask. the transit agency is still encouraging riders, however, to wear one. >> dave chappelle is set to perform in s

they're hoping the pfizer and moderna can release that in late september. but doctor bobof ucsf step heart medicine says that not only is it unlikely that those boosters are going to be ready to roll out by then. but even if they are those under 50 will once again be at the back of the line behind older americans. >> that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december, rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now. >> yeah, it's unknown when federal health officials will make a final decision on that second booster. but we'll let you know when we find out. >> 6.41 right now the board wrote barge of board of directors is going to vote on whether to bring back the mask mandate on barr it they're going to hold their meeting thursday afternoon. they had a mask rule, but that expired on july 18th. now they cite rising covid cases as a reason for maybe reinstating the mandate. if your bar writer now you don't have to wear a mask. but the transit agency is still encouraging. you to

they're hoping pfizer and moderna can release those specific boosters in late september. doctor, bobf ucsf, department of medicine says not only is that unlikely, though boosters will be ready to roll out then. but even if they are ready, those that are younger than 50. we'll be back at the back of the line behind older americans. >> that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december, rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now. >> so pretty much the same. get the booster. now it's unknown when federal health officials will make a final decision on the second booster being specific to the new variants. >> well, campgrounds at we're told redwoods state park are temporarily closed now because the ongoing drought campground facilities at that park are going to stay closed for the remainder of the camping season is just too dry. california state parks, a low water flows from peters creek where the primary factor in making their decision. and those with reservations to that park. we'll ha

they're hoping that pfizer and moderna can do that by late september. but doctor bob wachter, chair of ucsf department of medicine says that not only is that unlikely that the boosters will be ready to roll out by then. but even if they are, it just means that people under 50 will be once again at the back of the line behind older americans. >> that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december, rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now. >> it's unknown when federal health officials will make a final decision on that. second booster will let you know when they make that announcement. in the meantime at 9.27, we'll take a break. up next on the kron 4 morning news. more members of the san francisco board of supervisors are calling for board of education member and shoot a step down. >> we're going to hear from more of them coming up in a introducing our most durable exterior paint. that helps protect against dirt and grime. take on your next project with hgtv home® by

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and he was hit by another, another bob that though was shelled over the hospital on and he ended up dying. ah, you know, these are the common folks, though suing also hope this impacts his political future in libya. the says that is being sent is that how can you allow a criminal who has committed egregious crimes and who is being held responsible in front, a fair court, you know, for his crimes. how can you even have the, the notion that this man can stand in an election hafta has not been convicted of a crime, but the lawyers hope it will still be costly. it's rumoured, he has made hundreds of millions of dollars, perhaps more around the world. up next, the judge will decide what he'll pay for what she's now said he's done. then they'll begin the difficult task of trying to find his assets and season. particle hame, al jazeera alexandra virginia. the un mission to f galveston has condemned a grenade attack at a cricket match in campbell that wounded 13 spectators. explosion happened general domestic li game of the capitals international cricket stadium, a mattress. and shortly after the blast has been no claim or responsibility. so jealous, congress h

hope still shock so desperately. >> waiting for that open. >> both grandparents were close with lacey. bob has a tattoo of her name on his arm and she returned the gesture just recently >> to put on the heart that i am. well, just that she wanted to do that. the conway's have a message for young people. >> who may make a choice similar to the one lacy made. not. okay to drink and drive. >> and it's ok to ask for help someone to drive if you can in vacaville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police are investioating after a man was stabbed to death in east palo alto last night. investigators say this killing happened around 11 o'clock at a home on cooley street. police are not releasing the victim's name at this time, but anyone with any information about this killing is asked to call east palo alto police department. >> over in the east bay, a woman is behind bars tonight after hitting 2 people with her car killing one of them. police are calling it a dui related incident kron forcefully chagall reports. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in d

bob is michel green city, every one who abuses ukrainians who tortures and kills should know that there will be punishment for this if some of the russian killers hope that they will not be brought to justice. that they will hide somewhere and let them know they will be held accountable, that both sides had called for an international investigation to look into what actually happened there. and one of the things i'll be looking at is whether there was an external strike that caused that prison to explode and go up in flames, or whether it was internally batch with the ukrainian side maintain. they believe that it was the russians who started this fight, exploding that prison from inside, but it'll take an international investigation. and that could take months before we have an answer. okay, it's on hands and i for us in odessa. thank you. i, russian, that foreign minister circle of rob says western arms supplies to ukraine, prolonging the war that followed his call. the u. s. a secretary of state antony blinkin, a former special assistant to president bill clinton. toby got, he says russia isn't interested in negotiating on many issues after 20 yea

hopes employers will be flexible. the next few days could offer a glimpse of how well or how badly prepared this country is for a hot future. nadine bob al jazeera london, ukraine's president laconia zalinski is sacked, 2 of his more senior law enforcement officials, over hundreds of cases of alleged treason and collaboration with russia of more. let's bring an alan fisher and keep alamos, the background to all of us. well this is a real surprise because even though president zalinski cabinet was essentially revolving door before the war, he's hardly made any changes since the war began in the middle of february. but during last night's television address, he said that the chief prosecutor irene of in natick tova and also ivan baller cove who is his head of internal security. we're both being fired, being replaced now back into of as, as perhaps the biggest surprise because he was a childhood friend of the presence, the 2 of them were involved in the acting community member present. so as he is to be an actor, well, i can of it was a director who was in a theatre company with him. and when he was appointed head of the internal securit

hopes employers will be flexible. the next few days could offer a glimpse of how well or how badly prepared this country is for a whole future. nadine bob, al jazeera london. oh, going to bring you for breaking news now to show lanka where the interim president has imposed a state of emergency effective immediately. you can speak to michelle fernandez to join us on the phone from the capital colombo femina. why has this state of emergency been announced now, and what will it mean? well, basically the actual document to which i was sent by the prime minister's office, acting, president's office from the victim of thing. says that because the thing is of the opinion that for public security, for public order and to maintain supplies, that the state of emergency is necessary. so that keeps it. now bear in mind that we are in some very political, turbulent times. we have the resignation of the president, we have an acting credit in school and in and we have that crucial election which will choose the successor to go to the router box in the next 2 days. so tomorrow that's tuesday. parliament is due to meet to here nami nations who is going

hopes employers will be flexible. the next few days could offer a glimpse of how well or how badly prepared this country is for a whole to future. nadine bob al jazeera london still had an old is either an investigation into a school shooting and texas find systemic failures, and the police response ada contender for the world's oldest organism in a forest of ancient trees under threat from tourists. ah. hello i welcome to another look at the international forecast penny a showers across eastern parts of southeast asia, all away from the philippines. right down to said east side of indonesia. that's where we gonna see the heavier showers over the next few days at unusual wet weather. continuing to filter its way down into indonesia. it's really sunshiny showers for the most part, for many, the usual seasonal rise, ramping up once again across indo china. so some heavy at the output coming back into vietnam into cambodia and also into thailand for a time. you could see. so what to whether to into northern parts of java, southern areas of sumatra got some white weather on the carts to for south eastern parts of australia, lobby sparkling of

bob salem, an eccentric local from colorado, started his essence saturday. it started as a bar bit in 1929 -- bet in 1929. now, he is hopingbe the first up a left the 21st century. three people reportedly pushed a peanut up the summit steps. it was last accomplished by a rockabilly star. reggie: what is happening? jobina: this was six years ago. >> i like the weird and strange, i love local stuff. peanuts will be one of my snacks. jobina: he definitely likes the weird in strange. this pike's peak peanut pusher, say that three times fast, is scaling the 14,000 feet as we speak to be the fastest, he must crack his competition in less than eight days. he intends to be done by sunday at the latest. he is in for him nettie week. -- in fora nutty week. drew: yesterday, you missed a man that exercises on all fours like a dog. jobina: on the treadmill? reggie: outside. drew: on the sidewalk. jobina: what is the benefit? drew: he got ripped. reggie: which you can do by running. drew: that is the weirdest thing i've ever seen. reggie: was that man giving the nonequity tour of lion king elephant number three? it looked like a trunk,

bob, these are the chances of greens. he every one who abuses ukrainians who tortures and kills, should know that there will be punishment for this if some of the russian killers hoped that they will not be brought to justice. that they will hide somewhere, let them know they will be held accountable. what is there any forces of shot dead, a 16 year old palestinian boy in the occupied west back. i'm glad about aaliyah was killed in a village near ramallah. he was demonstrating against attacks by settlers in the area. soldiers opened fire scuffles broke out between palestinian protested, unsettled. hope frances has apologized again. this time to former manual students of canada's residential school. what he said was the evil committed against them. many were forced from their families stripped of their culture and faced abuse at the hands of catholic priests. argentina's farmers being accused of damaging the nation's economy by withholding soybeans worth billions of us dollars to avoid high taxes. farmers are refusing to sell their harvest because of high levies and export some currency controls which have saw due to the stronger us dollar argentinian taxes mean farm

we do get the fed on wednesday as bob was just mentioning is expected to be 75 basis points i think they'll do another 75 in september and then we kind of have to hope that they'll just step back and look at the economic data, but the data is definitely slowing at this point and that's why last week, tyler, the markets rallied, believe it or not because of the fed pivot talk, right? because the economic data came in so soft and lastly, just quickly on the big picture on earnings and the 35% of the s&p reports this week, but it's 49% of the market cap and 21% of consumer stocks within the s&p so we'll get a real time gauge of the very important consumer >> let me just spend one more second on the gdp number and the first quarter number was pooh-poohed and there were technical reasons why it was negative, but this time if it came in negative would that be more worrisome to you? >> yeah. ri mean, is it technically a recession two negative quarters in a row, but you're right first quarter inventories and you have to adjust for exports and this is a more softening of demand side of things and that's why the consumer companies will be super important to w

hoping pfizer and moderna. we'll have a new specific ba 5 specific booster ready to go in late september, a cips september other doctor bob wachter, chair of ucsf department of medicine says not only is it unlikely the new boosters will be ready to roll out by then. but even if they are ready, those under the age of 50 will be at the back of the line behind older americans. that group will have their vaccines available to them more like november december. >> rather than september. and that means another 4 or 5 months of vulnerability. they don't get a second booster. now. it is unknown when federal health officials will make a final decision on that second booster. >> the bart board of directors will vote this week on whether to bring back the mask mandate. the meeting will be held on thursday afternoon. the previous mask mandate expired last week. so if you're bart rider, you do not have to wear a mask for now. but bart is still encouraging riders to wear masks will let you know what the board decides when they meet later on this week. now in los angeles, they may not be going back to a mask mandate today, a county super

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. >> in canada, dianne bob cox father called the rcmp once a week for years. and then once a month, hoping. then, in 1999, 17 years after the crash, dianne's father and mother, were driving to the cemetery where she was buried, as they had done so faithfully, each year since her death. it was a bus that collided with them, smashed into their car, dianne's mother adele was killed, she was 65. >> i thought how much more can a family endure? >> by 2000, rcmp council tim peterson retired. >> those unsolved cases stick with you. in your line of. work >> they do. yes. >> sometimes you wake up in the middle and thinking about. them long after. >> and is the 25th anniversary of the crash closed in, with sheriff to pop pondering retirement after four terms, he wondered if what he considered the biggest case he could not solve, would haunt him long after he took off the sheriff star for good. >> this case seemed to really get under your skin. >> jim spent a lot of time talking to the family. and whenever, there was any communication with the victims father, jim would be the one that would talk to hi

hopes employers will be flexible. the next few days could offer a glimpse of how well or how badly prepared this country is for a host of future. nadine bob al jazeera london, ukraine's president flores landscape has facts 2 of his most senior lorne, forth and figures. ivan balkan off was head of ukraine's intelligence agency. prosecutor general, rena benedict tova and lead ukraine's efforts to prosecute for war crimes. an investigation is the response to the of all the texas school shooting has accused police of egregiously, port decision making at 400 offices were at the scene of the attack in may, but didn't take action for more than an hour. the shooter killed 21. people before he was killed, my colleagues, mike hannah is in washington with more on the investigation. what it does was create an accountability not just for the school police chief on the scene who failed in his duty. it was a ledge, but also in the layers of command in both federal and state level, who did not do what they were supposed to do. so this is moving the focus of blame away from one school police chief to higher levels in federal and state law administration.

war and little hope of victory londoners in many cases did find shelter in the london underground to at night only to wake up the next morning to scenes like this. one in itself was bob for 76 nights in a row. during one of the worst rays on the 29th of december london's fire brigades literally ran out of water fighting all the blazers around the city. including around the famous cathedrals paul's which makes i think this photograph all the more compelling and why is one of the iconic images of the second world war. certainly lens credence to churchill's statement that this was their finest hour. that's not to say churchill was always well received during his walkabouts that the reception was always a warm reception. well visiting one bombed out neighborhood as residents were digging to find what was left of their belongings. churchill looked around and said we can take it. the women in the crowd turn on him and according to one eyewitness told him exactly what he could take in no uncertain terms. um that said churchill did have the ability to inspire britons to inspire people throughout occupied europe. that was undeniable not least. he understood the importance of

hope so. with me now is conservative mp bob seely, who's backing the international trade minister penny mordaunthe isle of wight. thank you very much forjoining us today. why are you backing penny mordaunt? ., , ., mordaunt? good morning. penny morton delivered two _ mordaunt? good morning. penny morton delivered two things _ mordaunt? good morning. penny morton delivered two things i _ mordaunt? good morning. penny morton delivered two things i think— mordaunt? good morning. penny morton delivered two things i think are _ delivered two things i think are vital, a recognisable conservative government and the best chance of victory at the next election. she is very popular with political colleagues here, popular with party members in the country and polling shows she has the best purchase through other leader with the general public, so it is a combination of being a proper conservative and delivering a successful agenda and taken back to the country. successful agenda and taken back to the count . ~ ., successful agenda and taken back to the country-— the country. what a jeff shi stand for? riuh

hoping that gru's big opening makes him a hero, bringing more families back to the theaters. >> i love the minions. especially kevin. he's my favorite minion. >> wow. you have a favorite minion? >> there's bobow most ofhe names we'll get there eventually. >>> first though, we have other headlines that we are following this morning, including the capture of the yoga instructor on the run since being accused of murder in an apparent love triangle. how authorities say she was trying to make a new life for herself in costa rica. >>> and how inflation and rising food prices are impacting your holiday gatherings. we have the top tips on how and where to save the most money today and when ek expect relief at the check out. >>> but first, back to danielle breezy. hey, danielle. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. i want to talk about your fourth of july forecast because it's really important today. i will tell you in the northeast where you guys are, it is looking really nice weatherwise out there. lots of sunshine, beautiful weather. the southeast will have general popup storms and in the south, it is going to be hot. it is going to be muggy. dallas could hit 103 today for a high temperature. not

bob morgan. county sheriff john idol burke, the states attorney from lake county, eric reinhart, daniel shapiro who i met with earlier. sandy heart, lake county board chair, and catherine's islam, i hope i got close to pronouncing your name correctly from north brook. lauren beth gauge, and i know the mayor will be here in just a moment. we will have to opening statements, one from senator duckworth and another from senator cornyn. i will recognize senator duckworth first. >> thank you, mister chairman. mister chairman, ranking member grassley, thank you for holding today's very important hearing. it has been 16 days since good samaritan's found two year old aided mccarthy lying bloodied and pinned beneath his unconscious father in the chaotic aftermath of a deadly mass shooting at highland park's fourth of july parade. just a toddler, aidan had somehow lost one shoe and was down to just one blood soaked sock. as he kept asking for his mom and dad. tragically, we learned that arena and kevin mccarthy were among the seven people murdered in what has become a uniquely american phenomenon. mass murderers wielding weapons of war to inflict terror and death upon innocent americans. my cons