and in terms of — bulgaria, primarily. and in terms of the _ bulgaria, primarily.fairly volatile weather. that is going to be something that will become the norm. how has that impacted this season, it sounds like the raspberries are having a good year? raspberries are having a good ear? ~ . . raspberries are having a good ear? . ., ., ., ., year? we are having a great ear in year? we are having a great year in terms _ year? we are having a great year in terms of _ year? we are having a great year in terms of crop - year? we are having a great| year in terms of crop volume and quality. it was cold through april and may but that means the crops ripen more slowly so the berries get larger. we already have bumper strawberry crops and expecting a good raspberry crop. notjust in terms of volume equality as well. large, juicy berries for everyone to enjoy.— well. large, juicy berries for everyone to enjoy. everyone to en'oy. have you had to -a everyone to en'oy. have you had to pay those — everyone to enjoy. have you had to pay those seasonal _ everyone to enjoy. have you

the pentagon has apologize for accidently storming a factory and terrifying stuff in bulgaria. the owner of the business though, he said, simply saying, sorry, isn't going to cut it. so he's suing the u. s. defense department. during drills on earth feels american troops rated a nearby sunflower oil plant. jumping their rifles at stuff and emptying the building. the bulgarian presidents condemned the incident on the head of the plant . describe their terror during the rate 7 soldiers entered aiming their width and the work because the camera showed the work. raising his hands, they sit in english to sit down because my people are bays and very scared, they went everywhere on private property. in short, this is an illegal invasion of private property. this is absolutely unacceptable in every way. words cannot express its hoover in the back and working others told me the soldier center. i saw them with machine guns aimed at us with our various trends. i started running, i did not know what i was doing and what i was saying political as chris bomb ray told us the very fact that dr

and the other question is, why are they involved in bulgaria? 34 minutes, that's what i'll be back with. another phone 1st location here. this is our international stay with us. ah, ah ah, ah. the kicking off summer solutions every summer we talk about the solution. and instead of dwelling on the problems, you know, we've got answers, we've got pollution the, we're segregated all along my social class, last class, people though, also covered by 1st name. if you're born in to a 4 family, you're born into a minority family. if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your lives, chances people die. 15 years older you born into generational poverty. it's a, it's a fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. me the the room bus, the one business show you can't afford to miss. i'm been one in washington and coming up more news for bitcoin in the crypto market, as the vital administration looks at gathering even more data across the globe in order to track transactions. and the ceo of the comp

his excellency, president of the republic of bulgaria. >> his excellency, president of the republic of poland. >> his excellency, president of romania. [speaking french] >> his excellency, mr. erdogan, president of the republic of turkey.

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next week the squad fly out to bulgaria for the championships.e the london 2012 olympics, and for some of these guys, it's the biggest moments of their careers. taste guys, it's the biggest moments of their careers-— guys, it's the biggest moments of their careers. we are really excited that we're finally _ their careers. we are really excited that we're finally going _ their careers. we are really excited that we're finally going out - their careers. we are really excited that we're finally going out there. i that we're finally going out there. notiust_ that we're finally going out there. notjust because we have had such a lon- notjust because we have had such a long break— notjust because we have had such a long break because of covid, but also because we have had a nine year break— also because we have had a nine year break from _ also because we have had a nine year break from an international stage, so this— break from an international stage, so this is— break from an international stage, so this is a — break from an international stage, so

bulgaria's president condemned the incident. >>> nasa is heading back to venus.t it will launch two spacecrafts between 2028 and 2030 to study the atmosphere and map its surface. the last time nasa reached venus was in 1990. venus is slightly smaller than the earth but a lot hotter. temperatures there can reach 880 degrees fahrenheit. >>> and getting ready to host the european soccer championship. lego wanted to do something special. this week the company unveiled what it calls the world's biggest lego soccer ball. the 2.5-ton ball was built by lego employees at a facility in denmark during the pandemic lockdown. >> it's really great that we've been like able to utilize our time during lockdown where we haven't been able to have any guests. then we have this like amazing building activity where we can really turn something into this giant football. i'm really excited to see it happen. >> it took the workers including cleaners, kitchen staff, and even the ceo 150 hours to construct the giant ball. they used more than 173,000 lego bricks to make it. >>> coming up o

when the slogan on display— in bulgaria when the slogan on display in— in bulgaria when the slogan onound was "no to racism", something that everyone can support _ racism", something that everyone can sunport in_ racism", something that everyone can support. in the 21st century, all reasonable people are against racism now we _ reasonable people are against racism now we know there is no biological justification for it. people loudly sang _ justification for it. people loudly sang antiracist songs, and nobody said i_ sang antiracist songs, and nobody said i would disagree with that, i've said i would disagree with that, l've never— said i would disagree with that, i've never met a fan where they have said, _ i've never met a fan where they have said. you _ i've never met a fan where they have said, you know, i disagree with the no to— said, you know, i disagree with the no to racism — said, you know, i disagree with the no to racism idea.— no to racism idea. everyone agrees with it. no to racism idea. everyone agrees with it- so — no to racism idea. everyone agrees with it- so why _ n

the last game before it europe temp are facing no qualifiers of bulgaria, along with 5000 actual french fans who were there, the reaction has been quite good apart from the fact that he has gone off at the first half, and his to see what happens there. andres has been credited with the goal, france than playing games on june the 15th against germany and in hungary and portugal, france is fancied to win. defendant world champions, repeat what they did in 98 and 2000. history does not always repeat itself we will see what happens. kate moody is with us. another forecast on the economic recovery, the risk of poverty and inequality. >> the world bank's global report projected the balance is on track to be strong but uneven. the global economy expanding a 4.6% this year and still strong 4.3% next. the mask -- advanced economies expect it to grow in emerging markets and developing economies 6%. emerging markets are slightly skewed because of china's projected growth. a .5% projected growth. --8.5 percent projected growth. that is partly because of the slow pace of vaccination there. i have be

it didn't work for bulgaria and it is not going to work for us. charles: all right. you so much, my friend. of course don't forget to catch "kudlow" weekdays, 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. >>> well we know the fed is willing to let the economy and inflation run hot but not this hot. why wall street was so caught off-guard. these analysts, do they really know what they're doing? earnings season in the homestretch. we have names to talk about at the close that you might want to look at before the closing bell. ♪. with voltaren arthritis pain gel, my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel, for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his nei

first half and olivier giroud picked up a double after the break as world champions france beat bulgariaign with a 3—1 win over albania in prague. german sixth seed alexander zverev is through to the semi—finals of the french open after a comfortable straight sets victory over alejandro davidovich fokina. the 2a—year—old was a 6—a, 6—1, 6—1 winner, and has now won 15 sets in a row since coming from two sets down in the opening round as he looks to claim a first ever grand slam title. and with a somewhat unusual finish in the late match, it means zverev will play stefanos tsitipas after the greek fifth seed accounted for second seeded russian daniil medvedev, making it a second successive appearance in the last four at roland garros. we've had two marathon quarterfinals in the women's singles in paris with slovenian tamara zidansek beating paula badosa 8—6 in the final set. she'll play the 31st seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova for a place in the final. the russian came through 9—7 in the third set against elena rybakina in a match that lasted over two and a half hours. it'll be her first gra

after rescuing the eagles, between bulgaria and romania, the couple continued their 2,850 kilometre journeyre than three months, from winter into summer. good morning, sunshine! why are you paddling up the river? both: why not? only a bad fish goes with the stream. the couple are trying to raise awareness of river pollution. i usually say that it is not the serbians' rubbish or the romanians' rubbish — it's our rubbish, who has the danube in their country. so we are all responsible. nick thorpe, bbc news, by the danube. this is bbc news. we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining annita mcveigh are kieran andrews — political editor at the times scotland and maya goodfellow — political writer & academic. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. for many of us part one of the weekend has been fine and dry with plenty of sunshine around in big improvements across the south—east of england after the friday wash—out. plenty of sunshine and fair whether cloud but not sunny everywhere through the day and later on

they're just coming down across their bulgaria through the balkans and still was showers across east in areas of the region as well. shall continue call central parts of africa, some lofty ones into southern parts of nigeria all the way across into liberia. the when much day arrived, the green army comes to life, but football is not all they shout about a club where societies disenfranchised the loudest voice. and political descent takes center stage. they from a rocco's resistance, the officers of roger, casablanca, the funds will make football, and i'll just be oh, the, the the me back, i look at my stories now. and algebra reporter is in custody, and hide them to being a rec, goodbye, ready police tomorrow. but dairy was beaten and then arrested in iraq, and i just become a flash point of a plan for to be a pinion. families became a process. government has armed men of killed at least $100.00 civilians in the northeast of the country, homes and lock it will burn to the ground in the village of tell han, close to the border with new jersey. now the g 7 group of industrialized count

and the southwest corner of bulgaria on monday. cross turkey, we'll see some increasing cloud cover as we head toward its them. bull with a high of 25 degrees athens. 32 will be the high for you. on monday, smooth sailing as we head toward the iberian peninsula. plenty of sun wall to wall sunshine lives. been a hive. 25 in madrid. we've got you penciled in for 30 degrees on monday. take you to north africa. right now. we had some pretty stiff winds across the morocco was seen gusts about 50 kilometers per hour. those have started to die down. so robot, we have a high of 28 mean wall across the other side of the mediterranean, cairo high of 34 on monday. the living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera. when the news breaks on had been waiting for more than 12 hours, but was hospi

olivier giroud scored twice as world champions france provided a dominant performance beating bulgariaark from a deflected overhead kick and then giroud who'd replaced the injured karim benzema picked up a double after the break as they look towards their opening match against germany in munich next tuesday. the friendlies continue on wednesday with defending champions portugal hosting israel. cristiano ronaldo's side will again be one of the favourites for the title having started their world cup qualification campaign strongly but they'll be keen to perform up front as their last game was a goalless draw against spain ethiopia's letesenbet gidey smashed the women's 10,000 metres world record on tuesday, on the same track where dutch runner sifan hassan had set the previous record just two days before. gidey�*s time of a little over 29 minutes in the netherlands means she now holds the world records in both the 5,000m and 10,000m. the 23 year—old finished improved hassan�*s two—day—old mark by five seconds and becomes the first woman to hold the 5,000m and 10,000m world records simult

this will impact the northeast of bulgaria, the south west of romania. and by monday, this wet weather is going to swamp into turkey across the boss for a. so what the for is stumble with a high of 24 degrees temperatures across siberia. they're coming down a bit. so madrid, 32 degrees will be the high on sunday, but i did want to put this on your radar toward the north of portugal, northwest of spain. we may see some outbreaks of particularly potentially violent weather here. the best weather by far across the continent can be found in the united kingdom london, 27 degrees. but we are dealing with high humidity here. so that's going to make same feel sticky and uncomfortable. we could touch 30 degrees by monday, while above the average of 21. the risk of some sand and dust storms as we head toward molly and more attain ya on sunday. and then as we check out the gulf of guinea, it's our usual bouts of what weather just well east of the ivory coast, spilling into sierra leone, free town, high of 28. on sunday. the news was a bag of energy and change to ev

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well that will continue across a ukraine down into, well bulgaria, pushing across remain here somewhere. whether to that western side of russian, that is a heavy rain to spilling across scandinavia dryer and brights across a good part of the british shells. glasgow 15 celsius peasant football weather should we say for monday in glasgow and also in dublin will see temperature at 28 celsius. therefore london similar value as we call wanting to choose. they notice that west weather across the black sea still continuing some rough weather to around the gulf of guinea, and the showers and making their farther north into southern pass. good molly. the in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval atlantic period in the field of engineering. the height of sophistication in mechanics at the time was the extravagant elephant clock written around $85080.00. the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contractions, science and a golden age. with jim alkalinity on al jazeera, most people will never know what's beyo

they're just coming down across their bulgaria through the balkans and still was showers across east in areas of the region as well. she was continual central part of africa, some lofty ones into southern parts of nigeria all the way across into liberia. the who's a reporters retreat in a brutal civil war. if a commenter hadn't been there, the israeli invasion would not have been so well reported. the commodore had become a journalist center. you could be in the safe enclave and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this other grand street condo hotel. the next room i was in was underground and a tiny prison. so as a hostage, a route to commodore war hotels on al jazeera. ah, the me. welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. is donating 750000 over 900 vaccines to taiwan. after the island accused china hindering its benefits to secure supplies, present when thanks the us for what she called life saving jobs. the g 7 group of advanced economies has reached a deal to make it more difficult for multinational companies to avoid paying taxes . the

where have the final won't game russia, bulgaria, the final wishes, know about the euros and who the backend. let's go so unfortunately again, one team is ready and has a decent chance of winning because gary and seem as last, almost like all of it matches. so russia was definitely when was dorothea, i think i shall, will, will because the phrase group of fans. gotcha. and we will be with russia. yes, it will definitely be difficult because it is a tough group, but i have noticed our team has become stronger. so i think we can take 2nd place in the group and make it to the knockout octo launcher, who's whether zuba or the bruno? no, they are very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team. all our forwards are the same. big guys to finish, do not go with the brunette. isabel is a great playmaker. it can be only compared with a messy of those core goal dubious course and can be compared with the rinaldo. but i'm not sure that you are now. there's a help player. job is also i've ever renelle do much better get on and there's nothing we can do about it always. who

where have the final won't game russia, bulgaria, the fun about wishes, know about the euros and who the back in let's go. john thought you really game one team is ready and has a decent chance of winning because the bulgarian seems lost almost all of its matches. so russia will definitely win. dorothea, i think russia will win because these great group of fans came together and we will be support in russia. it will definitely be difficult because it is a tough group, but i have noticed our team has become stronger. so i think we can take 2nd place in the group and make it to the knockout stage. i've told sher, who's better zuba or the bruno? no, they are very different jupiter forward. i don't like one thing in our team. all or forwards are the same. big tell guys to finish with the brunette, isabel jim, he's a great playmaker. it can be only compared with a's. are messy. those s corps goals juba course and can be compared with the rinaldo. but i'm not sure back. rinaldo is a tough player. job is also great player, above average, but rinaldo is much better. but there's nothing we ca

we've got a lot of weather along the black sea region, so pockets of 60 millimeters for eastern bulgaria and romania can't be ruled out. energy bubbling up across spain as we head toward thursday, once again lifting toward the north, some soaking rains for paris and london. your temperature is down to 23 and this act of weather will make it to you. as we head toward friday, wind gusts about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour, and your temperatures are now below average. all of that was weather along the black sea were seen at toward the southern shores of the black sea for turkey. and, you know, on kara, had been dealing with some flash flooding as of late. i think the biggest risk for that will be north of the capital region and by thursday i conditions do improve here. we'll keep the risk of some scattered showers for is stumble with the high of 25 degrees off to africa. we've got some sand and dust jumping across the red sea from yemen. this is impacting eritrea as morrow. 26 degrees with some hazy conditions and a lot of rain for southern areas of nigeria. sponsor cut on airways. be part o

well that will continue across a ukraine down into, well bulgaria, pushing across remains somewhat to whether to to that western side of russian that isn't heavy rain just spilling across scandinavia dryer and brights across a good part of the british shells. glasgow 15 celsius. pleasant football weather should we say for mundane glasgow and also in dublin will see temperatures at 28 celsius. therefore, london, similar values we can wanting to choose. they notice that weather weather across the black sea still continuing, some rather wait weather to around the gulf of guinea, and the showers, and making their farther north into southern pass. good molly, the most people will never know what's beyond the stone. the deafening silence of 100000. how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious, with fear is not an option. but when most people oh a reminder of stories hello to 0. 27 leaders have wrapped up the summit in the u. k, releasing a final communicate saying 2021 should be a turning point for the world. a gro

and the southwest corner of bulgaria on monday. cross turkey, we'll see some increasing cloud cover as we head toward its them. bull with a high of 25 degrees athens. 32 will be the high for you. on monday, smooth sailing as we head toward the iberian peninsula, plenty of sun wall to wall sunshine lives. been a hive. 25 in madrid. we've got your pencil then for 30 degrees on monday. take it to north africa. right now. we had some pretty stiff winds across the morocco was seeing gus about 50 kilometers per hour. those have started to die down. so rebec.

well that will continue across a ukraine down into, well bulgaria, pushing across remaining somewhat to weather, to, to that western side of russian. that is a heavy rain to spilling across scandinavia dryer and brights across a good part of the british shells. glasgow 15 celsius cousin football whether she was safe monday in glasgow and also in dublin will see temperature at $28.00 celsius. therefore london, similar values we want to choose, they notice that weather weather across the black sea still continuing some rough weather to around the gulf of guinea and the showers and making their farther north into southern pass. good molly, the discover. a world of difference determination. i'm coming down, we are moving freedom. we saw the 16 people corruption and compassion, the l just 0 world a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. oh, a book about you want challenges there with me. he'll run the reminder of all top stories. israel parliament has approved a new coalition government ending benjamin netanyahu was 12. you run the prime minister. there was celeb

we also have this disturbance in the black sea region, so heavy pulses of rain toward the eastern bulgaria, romania and moldova. now by wednesday we see this system scoop further to the east . it's going to beat up with some moisture from iberia. but look at some of these temperatures, paris, 34 degrees, but the front will make it here and it will side your temperature down to about 26 as we had toward friday and could see some soaking rains. and you know, all that rain toward the black sea region is pushing into its stumble as while, but we'll see, particularly heavy rains come wednesday it will be wet and windy and it's stumble. heavy rounds of rain with a high of 24 degrees. the atmosphere will be conducive to some storms across siberia, as we had toward tuesday, mostly contained toward the north. and by wednesday, i think we're still right for storms toward the central, the northern parts of portugal into the northwest of spain, across africa breeze off the mediterranean, is keeping temperatures cool and cairo, and across this to hail. we do have some rain for bama. ko, 34 degrees, but

we have the final won't game russia, bulgaria, the find about riches. know about the euros and who the back in let's go. john. so i can really camp, one team is ready and has a decent chance of winning because bulgarian seems lost almost all of it matches. so russia was definitely when my store actually comes to get some way to you. it will definitely be difficult because it is a tough but i have noticed stronger and so i think we can take, grew up and make it to the knockout. i've told sher who's better bruner know they're very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team or forwards or the big guy. so if in and you're not going with a really nice isabel, the great playmaker can be only compared with a massey of those core goal jubilee course. and can be compared with the rinaldo, but i'm not sure they are now. there is also great molly. all i've ever been right now, much better. good. and there is nothing we can do about it always. so who do you prefer to do? but why? because he's ours, who's better than the other now the zuba defi

adria dixie, and a pretty good pulse of energy toward north macedonia and the southwest corner of bulgaria on monday. cross turkey, we'll see some increasing cloud cover as we head toward its them. bull with a high of 25 degrees athens. 32 will be the high for you. on monday. smooth sailing as we head toward the iberian peninsula. plenty of sun wall to wall sunshine. lisbon hive. 25. in the drill, we've got your pencil then for 30 degrees on monday. take it to north africa right now. we had some pretty stiff winds across the morocco was seen gusts about 50 kilometers per hour. those have started to die down. so robot, we have a high of 28 move all across the other side of the mediterranean, cairo high of 34 on monday. sponsor cut on airways. be part of the debate is self defeating the end, because in, in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the one white man touching our loud, your dream, where a global audience becomes a global community. jumping to the comment section. and part of the discussion ther

until the postpone your 2020 ticks off in st. peter's big, where have the final won't game russia bulgaria to find about riches, know about the euros and who the backend must go. so unfortunately, camp one team is ready and has a decent chance of winning because gary and seem as lost almost like all of its matches. so russia was definitely when dorothea, i think i shall will women because the phrase group of fans. gotcha. and we will be with russia. yes, it will definitely be difficult because it is a tough group. but i have noticed our team has become stronger and so i think we can take 2nd place in the group and make it to the knockout. i've told sher who's wet at the brunette, know they are very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team or forwards or the big tell guys to finish or do not go with bruna. isabel is a great playmaker. it can be only compared with our massey and those core goal jubilee course and can be compared with the rinaldo. but i'm not sure they are now . there's a player job is also i've ever, rinaldo is much better than i'm and there's nothing

where have the final won't game russia, bulgaria. the find about riches know about the euros and who the back in let's go. sounds like you're really game. one of our team is ready and has a decent chance of winning because the bulgarian seems lost almost all of it matches. so russia will definitely win. my story, i think i sure will because we've got the fans. gotcha. and we will be put in russia. it will definitely be difficult because it is a tough group, but i have noticed our team has become stronger and so i think we can take 2nd place and make it to the knockout. knocked old sher, who's better bruner know they're very different jupiter forward. so i don't like one thing in our team or forwards or the big guy slip in and you're not going with a really nice is a great playmaker can be only compared with a messy of those s corps going me jubilee course and can be compared with the rinaldo, but i'm not sure they are now. there is also a molly. all i've ever now much better get out and there's nothing we can do about it always. who

barcelona team—mates antoine griezmann and ousmane dembele sealed a 3—0 win for the french, who face bulgariaria in middlesbrough. germany were held to a 1—1 draw in austria by denmark, where yussuf poulsen scored a late equaliserfor the danes. and the netherlands twice had to come from behind to draw 2—2 with scotland in a match played in portugal — memphis depay�*s second equalizer came in the 89th minute. on to tennis and top seed novak djokovic and ashleigh barty are among those who will be in action on day five of the french open, bidding to reach the third round of this year's tournament. among those already through to the last 32 is serena williams — she was taken to three sets by romania's mihaela buzarnescu as she makes her latest bid for a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. she took the first set 6—3, but lost the second 7—5 to the woman ranked 148th in the world. the deciding set was one—way traffic, though, with williams taking it for the loss ofjust one game to seal her place in the third round and stay on course for a fourth french open title. it was good competitio

while there are thinking about that to croatia, for example, or bulgaria, and they are allowed to do so they're not violating any regulation. i mean, we expect the europe white, a big scene certificates that be repeating the union is planning to apply only to the scenes there are approved and the blog. however, member states can still decide what kind of tourist they are allowing to enter their country. are brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena? thank you. let's take a look now, some other headlines from around the world. a prominent russian political activist is in custody after being pulled off the flight bound for poland and re people vitals was detained shortly before take off from st. petersburg late monday, he's the former head of the recently disbanded open russia group. people out of now faces a criminal pro for cooperating with what authorities call an undesirable organization . schools and me and mar, have reopened for the 1st time since the military power. in early february, the hunter has called for full classrooms, but many teachers and students are staying away in t

first half and 0livier giroud picked up a double after the break as world champions france beat bulgaria with a somewhat unusual finish in the late match, it means zverev will play stefanos tsitipas after the greek fifth seed accounted for second seeded russian daniil medvedev, making it a second successive appearance in the last four at roland garros. we�*ve had two marathon quarterfinals in the women�*s singles in paris with slovenian tamara zidansek beating paula badosa 8—6 in the final set. she�*ll play the 31st seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova for a place in the final. the russian came through 9—7 in the third set against elena rybakina in a match that lasted over two and a half hours. it�*ll be her first grand slam semifinal, too, at the 52nd attempt. johanna konta had hoped to still be in paris, but after her first round exit at rolland garros, has entered the nottingham open on the grass and made a good start as well. she�*s the top seed for the wimbledon warm—up tournament and breezed past the dutch qualifier lesley kerkhove in straight sets 6—1, 6—3. it's just a fun set to play on

tom: up through istanbul, crimea to the north, bulgaria to the left, and the sprawl of what i will callurasia to the right. guess what? the ships are bumping into each other over there. jonathan: one more thing to monitor. many people think as we work our way through summer, this summer gets choppy or, and maybe it won't be until september that we resolve some of the issues on the economic side. tom: to take it over from international relations, what we saw in geneva with president biden and mr. bruton come over to the black sea, you are right. it is a total mystery of gdp. every single discussion to a gdp analysis. 250 dollars of earnings on s&p 500, that goes back to a boom economy analysis. jonathan: to what degree do you think growth will decelerate from 2021 to 2022? lisa: a lot of it has to do with savings. how quickly will they spend this? you started by talking about the russia situation. the geopolitical tension. there's a question of how vulnerable our markets right now to an exogenous shock. based on all of the cash in the financial system and in people's savings account, a l

i promise i will never talk about bulgaria again. i am "kudlow". ♪ ♪.nedy: welcome to it feels like monday but it's already tuesday. what happens we find the smoking gun question of the proof that covid-19 skate from a chinese lab only to kill three tapley peoples afar including 600,000 americans? what if within the chinese government try to cover up all of it for their own self interest? how should the white house on the world respond question every double hung lab gains more traction. today this should report the british intelligence now dean the idea quote seasonable. the pair of european scientists when the british, from norway claim not only was covid-19 manufactured in a lab but also the chinese government reversed engineered to make it look like a natural virus. essentially to get themselves an alibi pride now republican senator tom cotton was among the first lawmakers to suggest the lab leak theory said if that is true, there needs to be consequences. suspect all the since i have the sense of relief or from the going to try to find the true orig

the european commission says bulgaria, the czech republic, germany, greece and poland are the ones handing the digital certificates. the system will be fully enforced for all member states from july 1st. the commission also says international visitors including those from the u.s. will have to get approved by the country they are trying to get to. >>> the covid crisis in brazil is getting worse and the country could soon face a potential third wave of the virus. more than 95,000 new infections were reported wednesday, the country's second highest daily case count since the pandemic began. you hear them there, protests erupted wednesday during president jair bolsonaro's national address. brazilians fed up with his handling of the pandemic. despite the recent surge bolsonaro has continued to reject social distancing measures and is insisting on hosting the upcoming copa america soccer tournament. >>> the president of tokyo's olympic organizing committee says it's impossible to postpone the games again. he says the monumental task of moving the games isn't something that can be easily repeate

they want to make this economy look like bulgaria before the wall came down. trouble is, what do you get for it? what you get for all of the social and economic and green changes? >> sandra: that's the question. i would like to bring john roberts a deer. john, i'm going to put it up on the screen because larry just reference the obama era. here is the headline. 2% or less per year in the decade after factoring in inflation. that's not much different than the sluggish pace the u.s. endured and the great recession in disappointing economic performance that damaged barack obama. >> read the key quote towards the end. >> sandra: i will get it for you, you guys chat. you tell me what it is. >> if that's all you got, why do it? >> sandra: that's the point of the whole piece. >> all of this rigmarole, all of this class warfare, all of this so called equity stuff gets you nothing. the only way to help middle-class people is to grow the economy rapidly. prosperity solves everything. we had it during the reagan years, we even had it during the clinton years who basicall

i do not want a green workers paradise that looks like bulgaria before the soviet union fell.is on foxbusiness. you will do exactly that. a lot of questions surrounding doctor fauci. why the softball questions in his latest interview? watch this. >> i realize we could not be related because i understand throughout life you had dinner at 9:00, 9:30. >> doctor fauci could have been married. >> my schwinn bike. stuart: there's a lot more like that and we will be covering for you. you want proof the democrats are in disarray look no further than these headlines slamming senator joe manchin, sounds inviting to me, they are split and we will be back. ♪♪ i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to apply with sofi loans, just based on the interest rate and how much i would be saving. there was only one that stood out and one that actually made sense and that was sofi personal loans. it felt so freeing. i felt like i was finally out of this neverending trap of interest and payment

i promise i will never talk about bulgaria again. i am "kudlow". ♪ ♪.nedy: maria: good wednesday morning to all. thank so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, june 2nd. your top stories right now, 6:0. the mainstream media backtracks, the washington post issuing a correction to a report on what senator tom cotton told me of over a year ago about the origins of covid-19. february, 2020. plus, anthony fauci failing to ask a key question, what thousands of e-mails reveal about his early response to the pandemic. markets this morning are fractionally higher, futures hovering near the flat line as investors wait on economic data this morning, the federal reserve beige book out. the nasdaq is down 12, s&p 500 unchanged. this one day after stocks finished the day little changed, the dow ending slightly higher yesterday, a fourth day of gains with the dow up 45, the nasdaq was down 12, s&p 500 lower by points at 4:00 on wall street. global markets are mostly higher. european stocks higher as you can see here, strong economic data boosting

after rescuing the eagles, between bulgaria and romania, the couple continued their 2,850 kilometre journeyay they put the wing on the end _ images! just the way they put the wing on the end of— images! just the way they put the wing on the end of the _ images! just the way they put the wing on the end of the boat - images! just the way they put the wing on the end of the boat and i images! just the way they put the i wing on the end of the boat and get back up and kind of knew that there was some aid there. just lovely. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. it is just after 8:30pm it isjust after 8:30pm —— 8:30am. more surge testing is being rolled out to areas where there's been an increase in cases of the delta variant of covid, which was first discovered in india. a two week testing programme will begin on monday in parts of reading and wokingham in berkshire. we'rejoined now by meradin peachey, the director of public health for berkshire west. very good to speak to you. thank you very much for your time. this must b

january we've seen the president back up this commitment by imposing sanctions on corrupt actors from bulgaria to albania to the democratic republic of congo. but moving forward, we must do more to focus this tool on russia, the primary source of so much of the corruption we see around the world. the most effective sanction on putin's inner circle of oligarchs is to deny them and their families access to the west. we must cut off their ability to travel and use the western financial system to funnel the assets they systematically have stolen from the russian people over the course of several decades. alexei navalny and others like the organized corruption reporting project have done excellent work exposing putin and his cronies. the u.s. treasury department and the european union should evaluate their research and chart a course for action. we must also directly engage with the russian people and make clear that our problems are not with them but their government. i urge president biden to make a direct appeal to the russian people over youtube. communicate our concerns to the russian people a