in an interview with bloomberg white■e boucher was asked about those working or actively looking forthe noise that remains awake with covid is remarkable to me. economists are still having so much difficulty forecasting data, which is why we see these numbers frequently blow past expectations. we are also■ -- seeing the participation rates struggle to get back to where will that hap? >> w rate, the secretary may have pointed out to you earlier, watching the number of women between the ages of 25e are seeing another month of a record high labor force participation rate and a record high in the employment rate. there has -- where we were pre-pandemic. some of that is what's been right. this recovery and thist hard fos to rely on the tried and true models that we have had. our analysis has to bei think ft are getting this sense of what's going on. i will say it was nice to see this month that we exceeded expectations so much on the payroll numbers. hat do you think? guest: odisruptive to the labor market. the shutdowns, the long-term industries and some of the government programs that i

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they kind of travel to lagos or different parts of the country, boucher, that's a really crippled economic activity. and those students are not going to school universities. i've also joined a strike action and is also leaving fields about perhaps the oil workers might join the money that you know. so that happened into data box and you accuse when it comes to petrol. i'm, you know, and that's really makes things really horrible. apple people so that it's not being of good stuff. that's all to the we michel, impact me, the deceptions of the lifestyle and you know, uh you know, pieces activities across the country nationwide. okay. fact, somebody said at least that your equipment in lagos, to mexico, which has elected its 1st female presence, actually assigned bound from the governing policy one the election. the landslide victory before running for president. the shine battle was matter of mexico, stacy, and the could be a climate scientist. while she's being celebrated for mocking to 1st and mexico's at $200.00 the history she led to office under pressure to swiftly tackle growing cocktai

but when they use the phone and they can help us achieve boucher indicators, some of these most interesting in development um they definitely serves the purpose of a distribution of all the benefits between the society taking into account of the programs that our government is conducting in blue english or inclement weather. we particularly focus on those sectors of the economies does contribute to the wellbeing of home people and create more jobs. and that's at least the issue of that in visual, most of the fever english will see that these do you know where that is? but if you and, and we have in mind, don't just demo 5 distribution of profits if encompassing in a quality that is typical for many countries. but we also are willing to invest into all the sectors of only economy and economy. and then we want to diversify our economy. we want to create more jobs, we want to increase the welfare, it's on the income of all population. we want to insure sustainable growth and increase. it's really broad based economy. and it was like duties. in our case, we are aiming for input substitution. we

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but now like many voters, she feels let down and is becoming disillusioned with french politics. boucher wagner has been selling organic food in the home phone rouge covered marketing central powers for almost 2 years. she said she'd never vote for the fall . right. but like many in france feels let done by president my chrome as well as it was dave, do for me. i voted twice for myself because i believed in him in mental it was but sadly, since he's been in government and we've seen a rise and operating costs on the shops, bottom lines are always a vote. swing a for friends is 3900000 small business owners like the markets is full of people talking about president microns decision to call a smart collection, marsh. i mean i'm wasting watching with some distance some. ready of them and i in the, it's called is v victory of the far right. the still fresh in everyone's mind. and by the end of the month when we have the 1st round of new elections, it will still be fresh in everyone's minds. and so hopefully that provokes a stronger turn out to get those people. and that's exactly the gambled

this was not through keith boucher gimme a return from captivity with a disability. the ukrainian military didn't him to confess the crimes he hadn't committed but they seriously maimed him. worship are extinguished. uh but uh many o low minor stuff. yeah. that will digs disk and for the most not as if there's really a for me, it is of the reactor. we're going to zoom on the google. my dad was missing your last night today while helping you brain with weapons and money. jim. and he didn't hide, it's fast. well, well goes time to get west and territories from russia push most go from the black sea and create a buffer rest of, of the state west of the need for the fall. main goal in this war is the long term weakening of russia. and therefore, if we, when we will initiate the creation of ukrainian state independent of russia to make it happen to a new history, had to be written for the as of yet known existence states. it's also be kyle: go shift skate. an associated professor at key university, emigrated together. this year, the essence of his 10 volume work and title

you will lose, you get the uh cuz i was windows name, boucher me. thank you for success. so excellent. show the name of that. got this little for the the beach, sorry for you. so i'm gonna google you for that. okay. and then with the newest one logo, and then we'll get that, i'll go over there over the summer. go on there. so could i ask the business point goes to a new version of the month. so since then you can let me just give me for the, for the year to concord in principles of lives up at the uh, the 1st name is doug who was in prison watching the product of sure. seated urgent care here. things tim is up on. yeah, to lead is in any other way, pretty positive effect on the i'm a show and we do have to do with your decision to go. she thought it was a political support of the social is a good result of this war for equals, which is quite a mid for the stair which is roughly the cost. but as you go for, it goes to use that on the seat of sure for, for a lot of was up for the wall as the theater. so there's still got the frontier is put sunk to one, the equal the worksh

for these women, the volume depends and collecting boucher by hand every day. one is that we face lots of problems because of shortages. the water level in the wall has full and we spent a lot of time along with that. and con, do any of the what the soaring temperatures have led to drive. but a lack of infrastructure is making the problem was this village a simple major risk of walls and guns when the well runs dry. people here have to rely on government trucks like these to refill it with untreated water, from a nearby river and water from this area. it's being pumped elsewhere. he has, i don't remember a metro region this month. people names only begin tribal areas. and it's not only that the type of people is not only not getting benefits. what is the type of people who suffered when these dams have been in terms of sub emergency, in terms of infecting dumps of depression, from forest and new to that association. despite the please of the paper in the villages, the water course is set to get worse. i'm talking to decide die, run into whatever water we have.

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i need some really just an out of this desire to keep their leadership in boucher. they are harming themselves. damaging been sell this, but it's even worse for europe and usually use we you might have said that we support you here in here. but look, if we have to remind our economy, then everyone will suffer. we must not do this. we are against the say, don't go there, don't do that is to eat. when did you find the german government up to date? they are not even doing this. i'm going to do is give it to be frank some times at the not understand the logic behind the stage behaviors, but then what you come across, okay, you want to undermine the russian economy. it's a pretty, is that just teaching utility to do them 50 me and you believe that it was going to happen any 4 to 6 months, but then everyone solve that from no, that was not happening cuz the our economy, grooves and 3.4 percent. i believe and it took, we should 1st quarter of this year and i see some fail. the russian economy grew 5.4 percent and it should wish to see it on the web be shipped out in the wo

i'm address is following developments from nigeria as capital a boucher after several years of calm suicide balmy's back with the streets of the ladies to nigeria. these are the latest victims, friends and relatives will gather to celebrate the marriage in the town. of course, i wouldn't even fancy it happened. that's around 3 pm at the wedding venue that we were sitting in. when a lady came in holding 2 children's hands and then we have the explosion and the survivors battery, the dead. another female boma struck kansas. imaginative pin losing 5 people out of time. so this is something i kind of 20, not forget, because this has taken me back to memory lane of 2014. when goes, i was rated by this terry's group. dozens of people have been injured in the cause that tax, many of them severely at the my degree hospital where some of the victims were taken. health workers struggled to save, who they can get them is the good of i have nothing to say. my son is unconscious. i pray that god grunts the speedy recovery unless to the perpetrators of his heinous act. if we didn't make gold going them t

and then we have the explosion amended, race has been following developments from the capital of boucher. no one has claimed responsibility sofa but um this is the fingerprints of both to her. um and we know we have balance operating in northwest now you're going to central niger and other parts of the country, but no one has ever conducted a suicide bombing in those. i'm bye bye. hello. i'm group has conducted suicide bombings since these complex content except both of them. it would either be boca r, m, o, be offshoot of both bottom that linked up with iso, which is the stomach state in west africa probably as i swipe. now this is um, some of the problems that the nigerian security forces are dealing with. and right now, security forces are trying to find out what happened exactly. because this is the 1st time in many years that we've seen or heard of any suicide bombing by any other group in this country. but quite um, like we said earlier, is the one that has claimed almost full suicide bombers tags in nigeria, especially in the northeast of the country. so this before to see, i susp

functioning hospital a correspondence honey mcclure got a 1st hand account of the challenges from boucher ultima and a general surgeon and alex the hospital. working with another sees medical mission, a weird side deluxe, a hospital like the emergency department here. you can see its over crowded and i'm joined by doctor man inside the hospital from causing that medical mission, volunteering to hold people and medical staff. or we need to know more about what's going on inside the emergency department. as you can see, the extreme, i, the crowding in the emergency department, this is actually a time when it's not really as busy as it could get. especially when there are a tax nearby. there's limited resources in the department with only a few doctors servicing hundreds of patients, family members everywhere. there's not enough beds for the patients. you can see them either in wheelchairs or on the floor on that, surrounded by their family members. and they're only 3 doctors generally in the emergency department. sorry. based off this i've worked in on this, this is a hospital normally that

but of course, each count, all these counts could've been divisible by three because you had a boucher related to a check related to an invoice. so in that sense, they could've group those together. but unlike many financial crimes cases where the transactions are very distinct and involve different facts, this could've been a case where they really just could've grouped all these together and said that trump's intent applied to all of them broadly based on the evidence they heard of trump's involvement in the could've arrived at this relatively quickly. maybe we will find out they took a straw poll right away when they got in the jury room and there was a minority. and going to your question, joe. you are right. we often speak that it only takes one juror. but practically speaking if you are that one of 12 and you get in that jury room and you find that i'm the only one who doesn't agree with my 11 fellow jurors, those folks, i don't think, tend to hold out for too long. mass psychology is that, well, i better listen to what they have to say. i'm convinced of will. i'm someone with an

mike boucher has served on city council for about a decade now. he needs to move his family to a city where they can actually afford a home. posted on facebook saying he is heartsick about his resignation. he wrote, quote, unfortunately, we're just the next people in a long line of folks who have been priced out of town. newark mayor mike hanna says that the resignation comes as a shock, but the circumstances do highlight an overall housing crisis in california. >> he's going to be greatly missed. you see the high cost of housing, the high interest rates. and michael tried on a number of occasions to try to buy home has been unsuccessful. so i think he's recognizing little bit frustration. you know, all community service i do for my community, but i can't live in my community. >> city council voted to the seat as soon as possible. they started collecting applications today. and on july, 8th council will decide who fills that seat until the november election. for your money. this afternoon, the national average for gas pumped up slightly. the hit $

for these women, the volume depends and collecting boucher by hand. every day. one is that we face lots of problems because of shortages. the water level in the wall has full, and we spend all time on the condo, any other. what the soaring temperatures have led to drive, but a lack of infrastructure is making the problem was this village a several major rest of the walls and dumbs when the well runs dry. people here have to rely on government trucks like these to refill it with untreated water, from a nearby river and water from this area. it's being pumped elsewhere. he has, i don't remember a metro region this month. people names all begin tribal areas. and it's not only that the type of people is not only not getting benefits. what is the type of people who suffered when these dams, i've been in terms of sub emergency and dumps of infecting dumps of depression from forest and new to the association. despite the please of the paper in the villages, the water course is set to get worse. i'm trying to decide die, run into whatever water we have. all goes to move

as president william boucher restore a controversial finance though, also pledging to scrap it research now facing growing pressure to design. meanwhile, the high course in kenya have prohibited people from use police from using route to come into a gas based live rubber bullets against protesters. majority of those who are driving the protest in kenya were born in the late 19 ninety's and all characterized by the technological know, how may have created a grass roots movement that has never been seen before. but hoff population is under the age of $35.00. they say that grievances go beyond the finance spells that has now been scrapped, causing slight reports. me bosses in kenya are known for the loud music and color from slogans. it's been a symbol of kenya's, aarp and culture. young people like using this mode of transport. so we took a ride with them as we spoke about the situation of the country, the government should concede the day of but texting people, kenyon say me, a probably jumps, but they use. yeah. and the, the government does go to the sense that they use landing more jus

next week. outbreaks of rain also for into the easy as islands talking. java boucher also for borneo as well. north of this, whether it's in play for the philippines, mid to now and the size islands here. so some pretty good pulse is a frame. and speaking of good pulses of rain, looking at our summer reins in china, if you're dragging right across the yangtze river valley here, shooting out over the yellow sea that's point in to the korean peninsula book for places like woo hahn. we could see a months worth of rain over, i'd say about $48.00 or 72 hours and again, quite a soaking for korea. but this also moves into japan. so for q issue and hunter 2 islands, we could see some line sites there. what does a i really mean for the future of humanity? what sort of future society do we want to create and all of this technology roommates? do we still have power of choice? age guides, which actually a tournament incorporating and doing this is the apple kind of technician, oh, is it already too late? so if corporations this more power might in the bill and entire country, the future is going

and since boucher reading champions england chase down that total with more than 2 over suspense, wendy's will aim to get back on track for semi final place in the next match against the united states. while the united states went close to pulling off another upset when and the match against south africa, south africa held their number 2 went by 18 runs the top 2 teams in this full country group will move on to the semi finals so useful for me to do back to so thanks very much. so let's close. we'll continue to monitor events in my re, the launch portions of the population there on the streets complaining about the tax rises fully by the by my colleagues will have more news on that's on the other sides. of the right, but until then from some of the on the news on the team here in the dining hall. thanks so much for your time and your company the what does a, i really mean for the future of humanity? what sort of future society do we want? it creates all of this technology roommates. do we still have power of choice? a g i 's beach, actually a tournament and operating and doing this is the

ukraine's president says, you double mohammed boucher more.e see the world's determination opening up new perspectives for restoring our security. he says among other things, this concerns the security of harakat, the destruction of russian terrorists positions, and launchers near the border order by our forces and soldiers really matters. as ukraine's land and air forces are pounding his troops russian leader vladimir putin, was at a children's musical school in russia's far east and route to meet a key ally, north korean strong man, kim jong-un with the going tough on the battlefield, putin has already threatened the west for supporting ukraine, but also claims he wants peace talks because it's able to ignore you. it's so far the west has been ignoring or interests. he says, while they forbid key have to negotiate, they hypocritically call on us to start some sort of negotiations. it just looks idiotic but ukrainian troops facing the russians on the eastern front say they have no trust and the russian leaders words and want to fight on liter

in an interview with bloomberg white house, heather boucher was asked those working or actively lookingfor work. the noise that econists are still having so much difficulty forecasting data, which is why we see these numbers frequently blow past expectations. we are also suing -- seeing the participation rates struggle to get back to where covid. when will that happen? >>ation rate, the secretary may have pointed out to you earlier, we are watching the number of women between the ages of 25 and 54 and we are seeing another month of a recd high labor force participation rate and a record high in the employment rate. there has been --t come back to where we were pre-pandemic. some of that is what's been happening to older workers. you are right. this recovery and thisandemic has made it hard for economists to rely on the tried and true models that we have had. our analysis a little more different and agile. i think for the most part, we are getting this sense of what's going on. i will say it was nice tsee this month that we exceeded expectations so much on the pa what do you think? guest

boucher for five minutes for questioning. >> thank you, and thank you to the chairs for holding this hearing, and thank you to the witnesses for being here with us today. the tragic events that took case in the early morning hours of tuesday, march 26 were a tragedy not simply for baltimore or maryland, but for the nation. i join my colleagues in morning the six lives lost in this catastrophic accident. while i have been heartened by the response of the baltimore community, who have, at last count, already fund raised over half $1 million to support the families of the key bridge victims, it is the responsibility of both the federal government and the private sector to ensure something like this never happens again, which is, at least, in part why we are here today. the biden administration, the state of maryland, the coast guard, and the u.s. army corps of engineers, among others, have taken commendable initiative and swift action in responding to this crisis. something that has been highlighted by the witnesses here today. i want to thank all of you for being here. i know your time