ladies and gentlemen, here and around the world, cathie wood. cathie: thank you. kriti: you have been listening to cathie wood speaking to ed ludlow in arkansas. talking about innovation but something she did talk about is among the many concepts in the etf space. give her a shout out. let's get a recap about what she talked about. she ended with comments on passive investing. this is something you know about and have written about in your latest book. talk about the significance of passive investing when we talk about low liquidity, high volatility. eric: cathie on twitter said passive investing will be the worst investment of capital. people are saving for retirement and kids' college funds. are you going to put that into ark? we have seen flows go to dirt cheap passive and the other go to stuff that is a good complement, crypto, ark, thematic etfs. she is standing on the shoulders of jack vogel because people in passive love the low cost but they are bored. they want to do something that has made a big upside and he gives them much more patience for ark's volat

and arc invests cathie wood says investors should just trust her. but first let's get a look at some market stocks falling after a two day rally. chips dragging stocks down. joining us now is abigail doolittle. abigail: at one point we had the nasdaq 100 higher. it seemed as though stocks would put a three-day rally together, but that didn't happen. some pressures including oil rising, inflation, yields rising inflation, and the head of the sec, gary gensler, at a tech conference, gave some details around potential regulation for markets. that is when stocks seemed to take a nosedive. the s&p 500 closing down more than 1%. nasdaq 100 down more than three quarters of 1%. yields higher. investors continue to be worried about inflation ahead of friday's all important cpi report. there is hope especially for large cap tech. when we look at what is happening, we are looking at a fancy chart put together by our very talented markets team. the nasdaq 100, shown here in white, is a downtrend. in yellow we are looking at the number of the nasdaq 100 members

haidi: cathie wood speaking exclusively with ed ludlow.s is scrambling for more staff as the flying kangaroo gets caught up in the resurgence in travel demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: as the world grappled with the fast-moving spread of covid in early 2020, singapore airlines executives realized bold action was needed for the carrier to survive. the ceo told us exclusively about the difficult decisions that had to be made. >> it has indeed been unprecedented for the airline industry and singapore airlines especially, given that we have no domestic market. just to give some statistics, in january of 2020 we were carrying about 3.4 million people. by the time we reached april we were only carrying 11,000 people. huge drop. our capacity was about 3% of pre-covid. it was a very, very tough time, because as an airline, we do burn quite a bit of cash. we still need to maintain our plans, pay staff, and all that. cash burning was about $300 million to $400 million a month. haslinda: what has been the biggest challenge of the last two years? g

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cathie wood's big bet. >>> and making investors a lot of green lately. it is thursday, june 9th this is "worldwide exchange. >>> well good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan good to be with you on thursday morning. let's kick it off with your market and money stock futures are flat to slightly down across the board these are -- well, you know what i wrote that literally 270 seconds ago. now we're seeing stock futures higher this is a good lesson for me why i'm not saying don't rely on the futures. maybe we shouldn't show them they are voluvolatile dow futures are up 97. nasdaq higher as well. this after stocks fell again small and midcap hit the hardest. s&p is 14% from the key highs. >>> the benchmark 10-year yield is 3.2%. oil is moving higher crude hitting $122 yesterday it is down just a touch. it is still over $121. by the way, the uae energy minister on the tape yesterday, saying oil is where nowhere near the potential highs. natural gas is $8.30 per unit. now 21 state

we will talk to jared bernstein and cathie wood and john williams that is coming up in the next three hours. we have a packed show this morning. >>> let's look at the u.s. equities before we e get starte here in the green the dow futures up 162 points. s&p up 18. nasdaq up 45 brian, i heard you talking about this earlier we watched this play out yesterday. higher levels than right now and through the course of the session, giving it all back. that means we e are track for t worst first half since i was born to before 1970 we are running out of days three more days left in the first half of the year, year to date, and we put it in the books. the dow is indicated up 168. nasdaq up 47 s&p up 18 points if you have been watching the treasury market, the 10-year treasury is 3.234. you are getting more pickup in the yields 30-year treasury at 3.345. brian. >> to your point, this is any pop and people sell it you know through history, the biggest runs of the market have come in bear market. we had huge rallies inside longer-term bear markets the biggest gains, trading gains, one day, three da

new york city i think cathy's take is right.little surprised how strong these numbers are. furniture prices are still going up that's where we thought we'd be seeing big discounts these things are not cooling off yet. and if you look at what's been happening to the ten-year. >> do you think 4% will do it, rick that's what scares me and wages continue to go up. >> wait a second, i take back. it's below 3% >> what's terminal rate in your view, this cycle, rick >> it's kind of like a camel you're exactly right, becky. that's what i've been trying to wave at the camera for ten-year yield notes are going down it means we're guns hot for the fed. but i think that pump in the middle to answer your question, joe. the terminal rate is going to be somewhere between, a little higher than the two-year rate and probably a little bit less than where the ten-year ends u meaning even though ten-year rates have a 320 interday high, and maybe we'll get a hiregher interday high. way below the 4% jason was looking at i think inflation in many areas

i am proud to introduce pro-life leader and a ranking member of energy and commerce cathy mcmorris rodgers. [applause] >> first of all, i thank god for this day. thank god that his mercies are new each day and he is the giver of life. and ask for the next 50 years and beyond in our country how are we going to define the greatest human rights issue of our generation? the supreme court decision marks a chance for us to restore hope, restore hope and healing to every family in this country, mom's and children and every stage of life. may begin with each one of us doing our part to protect and celebrate all life in this greatest experiment ever, that the world is ever known. however, speaker pelosi and the democrats are forcing an extreme agenda on america through their abortion on demand and tell birth act it would nationalize abortions all across this nation making america just as radical as china and north korea, legalizes discriminatory abortions at every stage based upon sex raise or disability. overwrite state laws to protect women from coercion. there's no part of this that celebrates t

blayne alexander tells us more >> reporter: in early 2018, cathy wilks faced a grim prognosis. didn't know how long she had to live. eight rounds of chemotherapy, surgery, radiation >> it was a lot of nausea, very tired, just not wanting to get out of bed >> reporter: nothing worked and by the next year, the cancer had spread to her lungs. but she made a turn around after she received a ground breaking treatment in portland. >> this is potentially a one and dunn t done treatment >> reporter: it is currently the only treatment known for pancreatic cancer. it draws the t-cells and re-engineers them. it's known as a living drug. after a single infusion, the cells should live in the body and repopulate -- for cathy, the results were astounding. in less than a month her tumors had shrunk by 62%. >> it's like, what do you do you stand there with your mouth open >> reporter: her cancer is now stabilized while just one patient, it symbolizes a major break through in the treatment of cancer and could be used for lung, prostate and breast cancer. >> it is the first one that proves it can

cathy is a treasured colleagues and supervisor who will be greatly missed. we wish a happy healthy joyfultotomy and best in all pursuits. >> thank you all. been my pleasure. going to close this chapter and move on to the next, but it has been good. i learned a lot and taught a lot, so been great. thank you. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> you have been really wonderful. a name i cherish. we hope you will join the retired employees of the city and county. >> i waiting for you to say that. >> absolutely. we are going to snag you and put you to work. >> i will. >> good. fred can help you out too. >> okay. >> thank you. welcome to a new part of your life. >> yes, thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> don ju, please come to the podium. >> don. after more then a decade of service to the city county of san francisco don is a benefit analyst and will be retiring from the system june 30. he started in the police department and after serving in the police department he left to start his family raising two daughters and a wife of 38 years. congratulati

cathy, tough. the children head up the mountain with the man called the hood hoodie. i would be 20 renovation thing. sniff, no fake. nobody can i go. i don't know why he should work foreman. gonna stay close it? well, the so on onion again, old. yeah. follow to get initials that you do with the move as you can move particular time. you can't. if marcus, there has been as you're gonna what? hello. yes. hello. hello, hello. hello. i did tell us i got a quote with a la. hm. it's easy to tell us changed. we're selena not done. well, i did it from august. i mean, i know that when you do her this month, my saga had had that i'm a nickel curb. if i get to asking with men models you get any gave b h did ada. when india chechnya visits gold ball for ah ah ah ah malaga thomas a yes it is and i go back again to see our says rogue when it wa montague at once as long as we're gonna put you call me before they had to go yeah. la mancha, they are no one has the best nika. what do you do? i'm know, but i'll find an element of a dog. the guys left football too, but the families are tr

maybe cathy wood is envisioning what they could do >> yeah.often about how this technology will advance and of course one wonders, your friend, mr. zuckerberg, and what meta will be able to accomplish in terms of allowing people to work in the metaverse. >> my friend. >> you did it to me with alibaba. >> my friend chuck robbins has web ex-and you never know -- i was using webx yesterday and it's exciting where zoom is a little static. at the same time, zoom has the cash to do a deal. cathie wood says things that i think are outray jousz ag you don't do that to zoom because it's baffling for zoom this is not tesla. this is a company that is searching for its destination. >> jim, you talked to chuck robbins of cisco last night and i think heard some relatively encouraging things about supply chain. let's take a quick listen. >> it is temporary and we're seeing -- you see the news we're starting to teal the fact they've opened up soon and hopefully we see that flowing through. i think that's a temporary issue. you know, there's a few other -- we'

cathy woods says the u.s. is already in recession but fed official says recession isn't the base case. who's right and how do you invest with so much economic uncertainty? and remember the pandemic boom company as like war b parker rushing to go public but now they've plunged 70% this year and they're not the only ones could a white knight swoop in. and we've got bed, bath, with skre general mills. we'll give you the action, story and trade on all three but first the markets have been moving lower this afternoon, bob. >> and weo have a little bit of a problem with the weak economic numbers we saw today take a look at the s&p 500 all 11 sectors were positive at the open then we got the economic numbers. and i'm talking about the consumer confidence numbers. the lowest since february 2021 with some evidence that slowing consumer demand, with then we had the richmond fed report. well below expectations. you add it up, markets drifted lower throughout the day really the same story at the nasdaq semiconductors star

cathy wood with the new warren buffett. does this have staying power >> absolutely. look at the holdings it has, this isn't a un-time event. this is going to last for possibly 24 months the demand for quality and cash flow, dividends, that's not if wing away anytime soon >> so, berkshire hathaway is-first one that gets a vote for your boi next is a smaler cap stock, hanging on to gains for the year of less than 1%. why do you like this one >> this is an interesting one because right now everybody's trying to figure out how to keep their portfolio in order with rising interest etras. obviously a mortgage dealer does not fall into that naturalicate goir however, mr. cooper, most of their income is from mortgage servicing, which does quite well when interest rates rise it's a natural hedge >> he was making the case and the market had born this out hath it was a place to hide. don't they have services to help them they don't seem to have a lot of credit for it. >> over 40% of the revenue stream of the business book for mr. cooper is mortgage servicing and over 71% of the

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a cathy hutchinson really is unique here because she was in, on a lot of the conversations happening on the most senior levels of the white house, including with president trump on the days leading up to january 6th and on the day itself. now among the revelations we heard, hutchison testified, the president trump and his chief of staff were aware that people in the crowd there, the riders were armed with things like pepper spray brass knuckles. that there were some people who didn't want to go through security because they were carrying heavy or weapons. and she said, president, trump essentially said they're not here to hurt me, let them in, and let them go to the capital president. trump, himself, according to hutchinson, wanted to go to the capital after a speech with the crowd that day he wanted to essentially join that mob. and when he was told he wouldn't be going to the capital. he was so i rate that he tried to grab the steering wheel and even attacked his secret service detail. according to the hutchinson president, trump did respond to this testimony in real time saying he

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cathie wood says you have to have a five-year time horizon if you want to be in ark.. good to see you, tom, tom lied good friend at "the claman countdown." [closing bell rings] that will do it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so last week the epa proposed a rule that would totally reverse a trump decision on water permitting projects. this is dear to my heart because we in the nec worked hard on something called section 401 of the clean water which under donald trump's direction put a huge priority on fast tracking major energy projects. we did the same thing on an even broader scale regarding

but what was she and cathy on a topic and had the mia what up the moth, daddy if it be due at the 2nd film? yeah, sure, let me out to see. mean, other than that, i'm just, i'm out. if i don't, you know what, i'm, what you'll be in k for our model was we had is, but he had to travel with alina in canada, which i went on by and see kinda what kind of island, which i don't really look for on this. i mean, nobody within the next couple kind of more jazz ended up on so he's on the day. yeah. he's on he didn't wasn't given it. yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, i 2nd with him in that a a sammy that a and it was time and then yeah, a lot better. i mean, it just us, if i right. yeah. well, yes, i see that i what well i'm and if you have been any, had been doing media been, can you not to move it into a cinema matlock? make sure that he had learned what to do. i think i had a bit of a map more here with the other i. i did help with the young and are having some issues with what i think not a problem. with the answer was an arabic. my name is how i was abducted by the cia in 2004. a german citiz

i know i, it's a really good thank a cathy with a yup. wouldn't a god bless him. ye funny bother with him. he'll come for motion for his new civil at the vienna, but you're not too slow. an upper chief, nothing mad but there you'll know of the us not noiseless thought what i gosh, what are your muscles and you get 3 per year. are you gonna need to make any $30.00 if i'm like praying he or she those to with geico bombed e nationals. i'm not sure it does a she side by side sitting 44 shit. yahoo with a oh yeah. with with a condition on yes i'm you know about no fancy, but the movie a new to this no longer was your line. you must monthly for on fuel a no more she was now you were to strangle more interest customer than my see a national super full on me and your what follow from see by them we're conditions abuse. does she just with the a do milestone and order i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identificatio

new york's governor cathy hotel called the decision absolutely shocking. as governor of state of new york, my number one priority is to keep new yorkers safe. but today the supreme court is sending us backwards in our efforts to protect families and prevent gun violence and is particularly painful that this came down. at this moment. we're still dealing with families in pain from mass shootings that have occurred the loss of life, their beloved children and grandchildren. today, this free court struck down in york law that limits who can carry concealed weapons . the u. s. house select committee is holding its 5th hearing a loss years roy on capitol hill, and how former president donald trump attempted to overthrow the 2020 presidential election thursdays focus will be on the pressure placed on the justice department to back trumps claims a vote to fraud full maxing attorney general jeffrey rosen is at the top of the witness list, as well as his deputy richard donna. he rose and replace william bar after he publicly stated the justice department at no subs

cathy park has more. >> here we go again. >> reporter: the historic heat wave fueling dangerous fires across the southwest pipeline fire in arizona exploding, tripling in size in just one tday, burning at least 5,000 acres. 0 thousands ready to leave. as crews try to contain the flames, officials arrested a 57 kpr -year-old man in connection with a wildfire >> i'm really angry at the person i'm glad he's caught >> reporter: our affiliate says he was homeless and was camping in the air wrea and reportedly deputies he burned his toilet paper. and the biggest fire in history. >> we need to be sure this doesn't happen again >> reporter: since early april, the fire has spread out of control, destroying homes across 500 square miles the sheep fire is burning near the angeles national forest. it has burned nearly 1,000 acres so far and on sunday it grew from 35 acres to roughly a thousand. the cause is still under investigation and only 5% contained. mean while, more extreme weather in texas the triple digit heat turning dangerous with more medical emergencies. >> we think that the early sta

because we heard from cathy hochul. she called this ruling shocking. it sounded to me like they had already been working on this. they had some ideas for what they might be able to do. at least in the short-term to limit the impact of this. how do you see this playing out? >> that's right, chris. for people watching this case, this can't be a huge surprise. so i imagine states, including new york, that had put certain restrictions on those can seeking permits to carry outside the home, well prepared. it is a very hard path forward, however, not just for new york, but people trying to divine what the supreme court meant by "sensitive areas." unfortunately, that's going to be a bit of trial and error. pete did such a nice job explaining this, i'm loathe to try to add anything to it. but think about it this way -- one of the things that concerned the supreme court was that states that required a special showing, a need, a proper cause like new york were employing what the court believed to be a subjective standard. it's hard to know what proper cause, is

maybe he is right around the corner is the cathy where much of the 1st thick, the philosopher stone was written in the ninety's. sadly, there was a fire at the elephant cafe in 2021. so for now it's closed instead you can visit nicholson's cafe chapters of some of the harry potter books were written in this very building as well. and here you can refill for the rest of the tour. when jake, you're rolling with writing the philosopher's stone. she had hardly any money and couldn't afford anything in her flat. and that's why she's to write in lots of different cafes around edinburgh. and now you can visit them to the next up is the bound morrow hotel, one of edinburgh, the most famous landmarks to finally, harry wants her bic exactly. hallows was written in room 552 quite a step up from the humble cafe launcher. the next stop on our list. does this winding colorful and cobblestone street seems familiar to you? i this is victoria street. it was the inspiration for di going alley, the withering alley filled with magical shops in london. in the novels die gone, alley is where harry potter bou

. >> he will take on cathy hochul who sailed to victory. and crystal matthews is expected to win her runoff for the democratic senate taking on senator scott. lauren boebert trumped her more moderate opponent. but a moderate did flourish. joe odera is projected to face michael bennet in the fall he beat out his 2020 election denier opponent. >>> in san antonio, 51 migrants have died after being left in a big rig in sweltering heat three people later passed away in the hospital. it appears to be the deadliest human smuggling case in modern history. police have arrested three men, but it is unclear if they are connected to the crime greg abbott blamed president biden's border policies for the debts. mr. biden appeared to fire back when he mentioned shameful political grandstanding over the tragedy. >>> ghislaine maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison. the judge added five more years of supervised release. she spoke to the victims for the first time acknowledging their suffering but without taking personal responsibility. several of those

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restrictions on carrying concealed handguns in public places are unconstitutional. york's governor cathy hotel called the decision, absolutely shocking. as governor of state of new york, my number one priority is to keep new yorker safe. but today the supreme court is sending us backwards in our efforts to protect families and prevent gun violence and is particularly painful that this came down. at this moment. we're still dealing with families in pain from mass shootings that have occurred the loss of life. their beloved children and grandchildren. date is free court struck down in new york law that limits who can carry concealed weapons. european union leaders are set to announce their decision on whether ukraine is a candidate to join. the block keeps expected to receive it. resounding support were gaining full membership, could take years old, over in georgia, also expected to make the cut. germany is stepping up its gas emergency plan saying it's facing a supply crisis. it's economy minister says the government can't rule out gas rationing because of dwindling deliveries from russia

new york's governor cathy hotel called the decision absolutely shocking. as governor of state of new york, my number one priority is to keep new yorker safe. but today the supreme court is sending us backwards in our efforts to protect families and prevent gun violence and is particularly painful that this came down. at this moment. we're still dealing with families in pain from mass shootings that have occurred the loss of life, their beloved children and grandchildren. today, this free court struck down in york law that limits who can carry concealed weapons . the u. s. house select committee has held its 5th hearing in to last years, riots on capitol hill. thursday's focus was on the pressure placed on the justice department to back then president donald trump's claims a vote of fraud. former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, as well as his deputy richard donner. he testified to the committee and without a 0, those are the headlines up. next one, i want to east visits, a hawaiian island where young people are fighting to keep that culture alive. do

it was a group of residents that came together folks like david and cathy over here and steve and felicia and awesome gale seagraves and steve and others along with support from folks like rio and pertiba and alexandra from s.r.o. collaborative. with their support, us residents were able to enter into negotiations with 950 market street, the big development one block down here at the corner of turk and taylor and really worked on developing a benefits agreement that worked for the community. remember an entire block of the tenderloin of the community. full of rich history for our neighborhood. and we wanted to make sure the community got something in return for that loss. and the building of below market rate budget rate condos in the tenderloin wasn't going to house anybody from our community and we knew that. and so we wanted to find a way to ensure that this project would actually build housing that works for our folks. and so that's where this came from and this is the result of that effort and that negotiation. and so i am so excited to see this actually happening. and, it's proof th

>> well thank you, cathy. and thank you, everyone. it's a pleasure to be here. and thanks to [inaudible] for providing our organization [inaudible] to speak. i think that history education and the study of history is, you cannot separate that from civic education. i mean, they are one and the same. to separate them is artificial. i know it gets done in school systems a lot, but it's kind of a false way to educate students in not recognizing the importance of history and how that is where civics evolved from. there's a, so the gilder lehrman institute was founded in 27 years ago by mr. mercer's richard gilder and louis verma lehrman to friends who are entrepreneurs and lovers of american history. and over the years they built the largest collection of american history is documents in the world at that time. and then they decided, well now, what are we going to do with this? and so, they said, we can use this to give to, back to our alma mater, to a museum. -- into the hands of students, into the hands of children. for exactly this purpose, to teach them a love an

one who are in a cathy, this is how the occupying power to the commission of inquiry as well. your drop and the occupying power has stopped at the fury of the palestinian people through each collodion occupation. had each racial segregation an opportunity to lead. i gives a 4th, was a distinct represent the 4th israel. israel boycotted the enquiry and barred entry to its investigators. i know the foreign ministry said the report was biased and tainted with hatred for the state of israel for the u. s. representative said the human rights council gives a disproportionate scrutiny to israel to be here. this latest report goes on top of a pile of hundreds of others done by international organizations shining a light on his railey conduct during 55 years of occupation. i have little practical effect on the ground. israeli settlements continued to expand and as little accountability for when security forces kill palestinians. furnace miss al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. the m 23 rebel group has seized a key border town and east to democratic republic of congo. when a gonna in

i guess trust cathy can provide information about the causes. a flexible tube with a camera is pushed through the mouth to the stomach and dea dean them revealing any information elses or tumors. the throat is locally and meet the ties to make it bearable. you can also have a general anesthetic, so there is no excuse to avoid examination. for example, if you have constant heartburn, that's a very common phenomenon. in a healthy stomach, a ring of muscle called the sphincter close as the transition to the esophagus. when you have harbor the sphincter doesn't work properly, that lead stomach acid rise up into the esophagus that results in acid reflux burning and pain in the chest. but there is another less obvious form of hot burn, silent reflux. for the last 10 years now, christina lash has felt the compelling need to keep on clearing her throat. but it never really seems to help. this is toughness fun, but it's almost like a compulsion to get rid of something. actually it feels as if i had a cold as if this congestion as if i had something stuck

my name is cathy little. i'm a bilingual quoted in the gaudy community. it is rare for girls to work outside the home, let alone live in a hostile m u. but over time, 9 as family has slowly changed their view. your focus will go school at the more what he nor could he get that on e m t sibley hoppler. more to one doubt that the up li i what i see more limited diamond lukea. i'm to her mom will lee, when dad to koa will global ship party to corner tim willy laugh. put a dog. oh, due to the fellow coach. denton has some special news. he's been waiting to share with 9 our and her family below. you go to, oh, you got an office. i was a new old can nikosa who said by, you know what? i experience gunboat or like dogs. mccoy, he kick gorbinko so that only thou, one to lay ganette and old monday. so eager, you know, mirror whole nicholas are the internet and they will hopefully get to a yoga. nope, nothing, leila, that i did the thing, linda oh america. one or 39 has been selected to participate at an elite training program. thousands of miles away in the united

would. voters in kazakhstan, have overwhelmingly backed constitutional reforms proposed by president cathy. norma talks reverend and babes the way for decentralized policy making in the removal of special privileges for the former president, also done as a by a few hands remained influential. even after leaving office. the vote follows a turbulent period in kazakhstan region, including a wave of violence in january, south korea, and the you where have $58.00 ballistic missiles of south korea's east coast. they say in response to north korea, launching a similar number of short range missiles on sunday. joan gang has conducted a series of missile launches this year. at least 6 people have been killed more than 20 others injured into mass shootings in the us on the weekend in the 1st shooting gum and fighting to crowds in downtown philadelphia. the 2nd incident was in a night club in chattanooga, tennessee. the shootings of cam just in the 2 weeks since at attack on a school in obama, texas by one count. the us as this you see more than 240 mass shootings being those with more than 4 victims

new york governor cathy hotel called the decision, absolutely shocking. as governor of state of new york, my number one priority is to keep new yorker safe. but today the supreme court is sending us backwards in our efforts to protect families and prevent gun violence and is particularly painful that this came down. at this moment. we're still dealing with families in pain from mass shootings that have occurred the loss of life, their beloved children and grandchildren. today, this free court struck down in york law that limits who can carry concealed weapons . european union leaders is set to renounce a decision on whether ukraine is a candidate to join. the block keeps expected to receive residing support, but gaining full membership could take years. old dover and ga, are also expected to make the cut. germany is stepping up its gas emergency plan saying it's facing a supply crisis. it's economy minister says the government can't rule out gas rationing because of dwindling deliveries from russia. iran has reportedly dismissed the powerful chief of his

glad cathy with us the ah . a news media describe it and i can if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple don't put your human symbols on display a little space each night. all right, so you guys don't talk to strangers. 7 i avoid noisy gatherings and run a marsh. we've eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll, russian. a specific struggle with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on very dramatic development. only really i'm, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk ah, monday i decided i'm hoping that other muslim countries do the same is to actually i next with this thing you a stadium is my question, i'm and china and so did. did cultures are different religions are the friend culture backgrounds with common threads to the humanity in washing ah ah, in a while you're talking about your students a told he

i will not pass a news interview with cathy to zone pop back in on the incident. there was an armina things equal grains go on our old larceny another year she goes to craig to carol. she go to the norwood or shoot the top ashi stick with the new models. it will be all at a see what i didn't present at the book. i didn't present. so jim took it as you present will. yet my view to cranes came out all the books. i didn't put some private, says 9. yeah. cranes you stuck on yours on the voice. yeah. instead of him c, b a r t a beautiful a for answer. unclear boy. sure. use the bubble up. i've eaten, i guess that's a good, good of excuse, pretty, pretty su gustavo. it's less of room. you like a slip, milan minova? oh gosh, i'm constantly getting a bullet that keep it across the me start level. you denise, i do do mom group on our boards that are building junior, kept the huge on. when was the little this scandal i missed that. i think you just go. so use us to crate. it pushes the amount you will push the price quoted, move up and ukraine, just over by me. he can bundl

we being cathy custody is the brother of mine. and they are still investigating their participation, liberty, a 3rd person. and the more to remain were to because today per year, so the forensic of. ready work can be done in order to, for each of those body remain, there's more to remain really actually belong to bruno and don't so they can be delivered to the families. no, i understand. actually, do we know what the motive is or understand the investigation is still ongoing? we are still not sure about the motive. i mean, the lease has not stated beat officially, but boone up beta. he was a public servant in each institution off the brazilian government. and since the beginning of the most santa barbara meant, he decided not to work any more to their license. and he was working directly within details inviting the job. i'm so bruno was being was being threatened for a long time and the men i usually. ready who confessed their crying he was seen following bruno, and all on the following, the other previously off of that tragedy. a