boone: i think we should take a step back and look at the situation. environment, the aggression -- russian aggression of ukraine, how energy prices have been volatile last winter and have now turned to where they -- returned to where they were before. if we take all of this into account, the u.s. economy and french economy are going at a healthy base -- pace. also taking into account fast interest rate rises. looking ahead, what we are seeing is inflation slowing down. christine lagarde will do her job, fighting inflation, and i guess we are on a good way to see inflation decline. france has one of the lowest inflation rates, spain has seen its inflation rates slowing down, there was no existing sentiment in europe and i hope we are on the way to tackle inflation. alix: is this the recession or is it a soft landing scenario? dr. boone:dr. boone: as an economics -- as an economist, you always hesitate about talking about recession. i know there's a lot of discussion about fiscal policy. if i can take this opportunity to say it will be super important t

my guest is france's europe minister, laurence boone.s president macron have a strategy to heal the rifts in france, and to what extent have they diminished his global standing? minister laurence boone, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, zeinab. why have the authorities decided to ban the use of fireworks during the july 14th bastille day celebrations this year? so, you know, after the riots last week, things have calmed down. it has been a huge drama and obviously people were really moved. and there's also been some riot that are absolutely unacceptable. the tension has softened and it's gone away and we think the situation is under control. but usually bastille day is the opportunity of fireworks, celebration and sometimes obviously some incidents. so given how close we are to the time of the riots, it was better to calm things down and avoid this. as well, you know, in some areas of france, there has been drought, and with fireworks, we better be careful. all right. does the government have a clear strategy to deal with this latest crisi

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perhaps they could use him as a propaganda boon. he would not be treated as horribly as others. maybe he would be able to say, if he says negative things about the u.s., and they can showcase him as somebody who is good for their propaganda, maybe they will treat him a bit better, but normally they do not treat americans well. we know what happened to auto worneer. but he defected. that is different from other americans detained in north area. >> you mentioned tensions between the u.s. and north korea. we say japanese officials say north korea launched two ballistic missiles recently, how do you think this affects relations between the u.s. and north korea? >> i think those missile tests were in response to our submarines being docked in south korea and the nuclear consultative group meeting. i do not think it has anything to do with this defection. it is hard to say. there might be a small opening here in that north korea refused to have a conversation about denuclearization. they said we will not come back to talks if talks are no

they could invest that money, which led to growth in this region, the european project is seen as a boon. the traditional car industry employees more than 50000 people here. but because the u has then the sale of petrol and diesel cars, beginning and 2035, many of them have to find new jobs. looks like the phone. we want to quickly be fully operational here, and our factory will be positive, a full battery ecosystem, and this value at least 3 of the battery giga factories, upland in the vicinity. in the near future, these companies and the supply chain could add up to 10000 jobs in what funds is already coating it's back tray valley. and finally, german travelers faced majors lays on thursday as climate act was gain access to tar backs at the homework and to sort of airports just in time for the 1st big wave of hardy travel. that is, a members of the last generation group of glued themselves to the tarmac means numerous flight cancellations. other activists cut through security fences blocking access routes to the runway. fashion ration is known for its disruptive protests, blocking road

which would be of course, a boon to other countries in the region. if it meant that the china would be a better export market. that's still not really developing the property sector and china is also having some challenges. and so for all those reasons, the recovery is sluggish, but we still are optimistic that you know the government will provide some modest supports. and then eventually we're hoping the chinese consumers and investors in that, in terms of the businesses, we'll start to re getting confidence in was part to see some of the recovery momentum of the park chief economist at the asian development bank over thank the same with the chinese property sector, financial markets are still trying to digest that real estate developer. ever grad disclose the net loss of over $150000000000.00 420212022 nearly $340000000000.00 in liabilities. staggering losses. highlight however, grams masses, debts remaining serious concern for the financial health of the chinese property sector and the world's 2nd largest economy. overall, the real estate sector a

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prime minister elizabeth boone and the other officials visited to offer the support to jump at all. and his family. when you speak english was what happened here is absolutely unbelievable. attacking the home of an elected representative with a call when his wife and children of the goes beyond old common sense and deserves a strong response from the justice system. and the government will make that happen on the morning. the residents have also been backing the math. i'm with you with all my heart say my regards to your wife is the most in most really. it was disgusting. really good luck of the while the attack, the shocked fronts. authorities say that off to 5 nights of chaos, the violent seems to be subsiding. police still fault with riots as it must say into the early hours. we've trashes in of a long cities as well. the interior ministry ceteris would down on previous nights, but the authorities are taking no chances with tens of thousands of additional offices deployed again on sunday night. i also have correspondence on your found. okay. if anything in the tax have now gone p

a type boon has hit south eastern china with heavy rains and strong winds. storm doc, sorry, has destroyed power lines and for schools and businesses to shots. extreme weather has also battered tie one, toppling trees and cutting power to hundreds of thousands of homes. the authorities that say most of the wildfire is burning across greece has now been put out or brought under control. nearly 700 separate fires killed 5 people and let the mass of activations this month. the civil production minister says greece will need to adapt to the climate crisis and to salvage cruise of board at a cargo ship. this wind burning off the dutch coast for more than 2 days. the vessels carrying nearly $4000.00 cars among them $500.00 electric vehicles at spot they may have started the fire authority save a blaze is now subsiding a warmer u. s. president. donald trump is facing new charges over a legit mishandling of classified information after he left the white house. the indictment alleges crumbs asked a staffer to delete camera footage from his mar, logo estate, explains the request was an attempt to ob

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and then he came up here to rural boone iowa. where he talked about energy. a conservative supreme court and a future that he believes will work in a general election as well as this first nation caucus state. notably, not here is his former running mate and president donald trump who chose to not be in iowa. something that mr. pence pointed out in talking with reporters. >> i can't account for what other campaigns decided but for me it was violent work. to be here where the journey for the white house always begins. good to spend two miles, at times, jogging uphill. and to take our case in the people of iowa. and i promise you we're going to keep running that hard -- >> if the strategy the campaign says that for now they will absolutely not deviate from. meanwhile the other candidates like ron desantis chose to spend their fourth of july in new hampshire. kyung lah, cnn, boone iowa. >> it rained on the fourth of july festivities but it didn't dampen the spirits of everyone who came out to support not just the country and general patriotism but also some of t

it might be a boon for amazon.endors that use ups that could be problematic. david: it might be a boon for local retail's the old brick and mortar folks who were so ticked off at having lost so much of their customers to the delivery services. >> i was just going to say part of the way consumers can really help themselves if the strike in fact happens is to go back to shopping the regular way. get in your cars, go to the grocery store. go to the mall or shop local. local businesses have the ability to stand locally. use messengers within the local communities. it might be more expensive but we have programmed ourselves to think the only way to shop is via envy at via subaru. sometimes we just need to go back but the angle shopping like we did like 1987 again. david: is it conceivable ups manager may try to hire outside of the union? if this thing goes on for a long time? >> in other situations that is certainly a possibility. but when you have so many people working within an organization that are unionized. it is

it would be a boon to them in terms of data. one of the biggest issues is back in the day when everyone was on facebook, you typed in what your thoughts were and the data from that for targeting was incredible. they need that again from threads. if you type, "hey, i think the maldives are incredible," guess what ads you get on instagram five minutes later? threads poses potential to be a more word-based engaging platform to advertise on instagram and other apps with. it is one ecosystem. matt: i want to ask a broader question because you have your finger on the pulse of silicon valley. how is the left coast dealing with these higher rates? the fed came out and boosted us to 5.5%. after the collapse of svb, already a problem for startups, how do these tech companies deal with rates they have never seen before? mark: most tech companies are not borrowing money. what made svb a remarkable partner is you would raise the funding and they would extend year-round by loaning you additional money so you can have more of what everyone ref

kyung lah, cnn, boone, iowa.emember >> reporter: the weather rained here in new hampshire but it didn't dampen the spirits for those who came out to support or even some of the candidates here on the campaign trail. among them ron desantis who his super pac or i should say the pro desantis super pac never backed down, their spokes person even acknowledged that they feel that they are way behind in the polling, that this is an uphill battle though not one that they say is unwinnable. and that is part of why he hit this trail hard meeting a lot of people along what was two parade routes across new hampshire over fourth of july shaking hands, doing some of the on the ground presence that could help make inroads into what has been a shadow over the gop field. what mine by that is that the significance lead that forr i polling has shown dutonald trum to have. cnn polling shown that 47% would support the former president and next closest, which is desantis, is double digits away. and that is also why we saw not just de

it's been a boone for retirement savings and investment accounts. it's a good time to rebalance their accounts. people are owning more stocks than they thought they were. there's a study that came out recently that showed retirement account balances were closer to 70 to 75% in stock where people in 2010 were more in the 35% range. i think people are inherently taking more risk right now than they probably think they are. maria: i want to look at the auto sector as well, shelby. ford cutting prices on all versions of its electric f-150 lightning pickup truck. they're cutting price as much as $10,000 in an effort to boost production and lower costs for battery minerals. the cheapest version of the lightning will start at about $50,000. ford announced prices for all versions of the ev, electric vehicle will drop by at least $6,000, shelby. your thoughts right here on autos and electric vehicles? >> you know, i do think that the recent price decisions by ford are a reflection of a few things. for one, it's the simple fact their new pricing is going to b

swedish government through diplomatic channels that any recurrence of the incidents involving the boon and of the holy koran. once with the soil, with necessitates severe and diplomatic relations of so i fear is furious. krause storm dial said the blaze as though so you'd have to see in by the battery and reaction to the swedish, i thought is the missing the cron to the but or the minimum wage amount of the swedish government and the russian government stolen. this type of act, it's against the human rights and the emotions of the people and as long as provocative to old mostly hosts. the feelings of all the most names. we demand, the religious associations don't, is act. i don't today, we may end to the swedish embassy following the act of the ends to del sol one in the past where we change it demonstrates all support for the koran. we couldn't wait until the morning. we broke into the dawn and set fire to the embassy and make god give victory to the believers and stimulated the hypocrites. i'm one of the few who set fire to the swedish embassy, and this message is sent to the old wor

cnn's kyung lah is traveling with the former vice president in boone, iowa.ence focusing there? >> reporter: the campaign is making no secret, alex, of it is iowa for now. everything is being put on the line when it comes to the campaign for the former vice president here in iowa because this is where the campaign says he flourishes. he's a amemidwesterner, he love the sort of hand-to-hand campaigning in iowa. we certainly saw it during the fourth of july parade in urban dale, iowa. the former vice president didn't just walk the two-mile parade route, many times he burst into a full run, sprinting from side to side, trying to shake everyone's hands, stopping to take pictures, and talking to many people along the route about his faith, about what he believes, about a conservative future. very quickly, of course, as he continued on. and then he went to where i'm standing, here in rural boone, iowa, where he talked about energy. the conservative supreme court and a conservative future that he believes that will work in this country. it is a ground game here in i

to our green energy— that have been a boon to our green energy economy.a balance to be struck here _ definitely a balance to be struck here and — definitely a balance to be struck here and i'm not sure if that is entirely— here and i'm not sure if that is entirely what the plan that was put out by _ entirely what the plan that was put out by shell is going to achieve. but i _ out by shell is going to achieve. but i think— out by shell is going to achieve. but i think it is also important to remember— but i think it is also important to remember that not every country in the world _ remember that not every country in the world has the infrastructure to 'ust the world has the infrastructure to just dive _ the world has the infrastructure to just dive right into green energy and energy—efficient programmes. so we need _ and energy—efficient programmes. so we need to— and energy—efficient programmes. so we need to be conscious of that as he had _ we need to be conscious of that as he had mentioned.— we need to be conscious of that as he had mentioned. what he

kyung lah is in boone, iowa. omar jimenez in meramec, new hampshire.begin with jeremy diamond over at the white house. lest we forget president george ryan -- joe biden is a candidate, also running for re-election. how is he spending the 4th? >> reporter: he is. today president biden focusing on honoring military families and veterans, as well. the president in an hour's time is going to host a barbecue, like many americans. this will be with active duty military families. the president is also expected to deliver remarks to those military families focusing on the 50th anniversary of the u.s. military becoming an all-volunteer force. also commemorating the 75th anniversary of the military desegregation as well as the integration of women into the force. i'm also told that the president is going to be hitting on familiar campaigns. some of which we hear from the president in official events, but also on the campaign trail. the notions that democracy is not guaranteed but it must be fought for, and also the work that remains to unify the country and to l

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. >> no one knew that better than sandi's cousins, gina boone, they all grew up together. >> sandi is action, action, move, go, do, do, talkative laugh, always. she's a mile a minute. >> and beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> tiny little thing. >> tiny. >> she wore like a 00. >> she modeled even. >> she did some modeling, actually. i remember she did some kind of a bridal thing at one time. >> that friday, sandi took the day off from her job at a car dealership to prepare for the party. sandi's husband greg says she was always a mom first. >> everything was about the kids. so, everything revolved around the kids. >> how excited was she to be a mom? >> i think she was really excited. i think that's what she wanted. yeah, she liked it. >> sandi had a plan. the kids would spend the day with vicky while she zipped around town. that morning, she left vicky a message on her phone. >> you can pick up sean's birthday cake after 3:00 today, and i'll be down right after that. i'll probably see you after 4:00. talk to you later. >> but 4:00 came and went and no sandi. vicky's hands were full with her ki

swedish government through diplomatic channels that any recurrence of the incidents involving the boon and of the holy koran. once with this little magic relations. now this comes slowly off a furious klaus stalled and said a blaze of the swedish embassy in baghdad, fully and crumbled authorities and still and the minimum wage amount of the swedish government and the erotic governments, human rights and the emotions of the people. and as long as provocative to mostly host the feelings of all the most names, we demand the religious associations. don't this act i don't by today we may end to the swedish embassy following the act of the ends to del sol one when the past where we came to demonstrate all support for the koran. we couldn't wait until the morning. we broke into the dawn and set fire to the embassy and make god give victory to the deliberate since cumulate the hypocrites. i am one of the few who set fire to the swedish embassy, and this message is sent to the whole world. this religion is for everybody, not just for soldiers moving in early this morning. hundreds of demonstrat