cathy: it is not necessarily a bad thing.inevitable given some of the runoffs in 2021. and with all the headlines around layoffs and things like that. but this is an opportunity for companies to reevaluate what they are worth and compare themselves to future rounds they may have to raise. ed: we just showed some of your portfolio companies on the screen. what are you telling your founders? what advice are you giving them if there are process -- if there is a recession looming? cathy: in times of uncertainty, there are many things they can't control. what can they do to gain ball control to control their destiny? number one, cash is king in a recession. keep a sharp eye on cash. and a related matter, focus on efficiency. take a hard look at your go-to-market and burn efficiency and make changes if you have to. it is also an opportunity to play offensive. ed: that is why i like you, you come in with a smile, you are optimistic about opportunity. where do you see opportunity? cathy: i am very optimistic. at a high level, we are

for cathy and lori, the im act her. for cathy and lori, the impact of — her.ether. and even to this day, that has been very difficult part of our relationship. maybe you meet somebody, i would say i am a twin, "0h you meet somebody, i would say i am a twin, "oh that much had —— must have been so much fun growing up together, you dress the same and look the same", and instead of saying no, that didn't happen, we were separated, i would lie, didn't happen, we were separated, iwould lie, because ijust separated, iwould lie, because i just didn't feel like going into the whole story. and to continue the legacy of this secret sister, it has been difficult, so i am sort of glad that hopefully people will see this, maybe it doesn't have to be such a big secret anymore. she is like my best friend now. now— she is like my best friend now. now it — she is like my best friend now. now it is — she is like my best friend now. now it is a _ she is like my best friend now. now it is a loving relationship.- now it is a loving relationshi. ., relationship. so whatever happened

cathy salt is through all the way through that trailer and post-production. and so, she should talk about her experience. >> yeah,, what is your memory of the process and how, and maybe even talk about a little bit about the choices that you made in your football team of first ladies? >> it was a basketball team who is talking about. >> i know, i, know. >> how did the sport reference make his way into a first lady -- ? >> yeah, definitely, the story was exactly as aaron told it. but to other things that happened to be concurrently with meeting aaron and reading his edith wilson's script, one was that i was very close with, you know, viola davis, and she did a mean impersonation of michelle obama. as a matter of fact she could do an impersonation of both michelle obama and barack obama. and we had, you know, oftentimes discuss that if anyone could ever play michel it would be her. and i had also been very inspired by a movie i saw that natalie portman starting, called jackie, you know, about jackie kennedy. >> right. >> there had been one little aspect of that

cathy i dont know if you are here but thank you for your work on that. to lisa (inaudible) and kate kim and long-term medical director keith seidel who mentioned 4 medical directors were involved created the building and entire ambulatory team. now it is my great pleasure to introduce a key leader and member of our southeast health center advisory board member oscar james. mr. james we met pre-pandemic in the old building where the board was meeting and i have to say it is astoubding this project came on time on budget because of you and others during a pandemic. that is just incredible, so it is a honor to work with you and thank you for your support and leadership, because of you the gap in health care services you were so key in organizing to build the original southeast health clinic and because of your vision and leadership we are here today to inaugerate the new building so mr. james, my pleasure. please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. they already said my name so everyone know that already. but i want to say a couple things about my

i did request the - video footage from cathy and laurie but i video footage from cathy and laurie but wonder what can we do now, the first thing is we can make sure that every— the first thing is we can make sure that every twin involved in the study — that every twin involved in the study knows it. they have a right to find out _ study knows it. they have a right to find out what the findings are open they participate in a study and then say you _ they participate in a study and then say you can — they participate in a study and then say you can publish that, you should publish _ say you can publish that, you should publish that. i want but never released _ publish that. i want but never released whatever they wish. at this oint, all released whatever they wish. at this point. all the — released whatever they wish. at this point, all the data _ released whatever they wish. at this point, all the data had _ released whatever they wish. at this point, all the data had been - point, all the data had been sequestered, placed under seal at the yale university archives not to be opened unt

good luck, cathie. way to go. >>> still to come, an early victory for twitter.ve-day trial in october we're going to discuss it with one of twitter's biggest shareholders, right after the break. don't go anywhere. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. >>> yesterday a delaware court granted twitter an expedited trial over musk's termination on the sale of the company. our next guest says twitter will be successful. nice to have you here. >> thank you, david. it's a pleasure to be here. >> let's go to the key question. why do you think twitter will be successful in getting chancellor mccormick to say you have to buy this company. >> because he signed a contract he would spend $54 a share to buy it, and twitter hasn't

. >>> and later on, cathie wood admits defeat for one of her worst supported funds. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to the show i am dominic chu here at cnbc global headquarters. brian sullivan, as you can see there is in longen held, germany, with a look at the energy prices and the possible gas cliff facing not only germany, but the entire continent as well. brian, you're wearing a hard hat. >> yeah. we're here at the foundry, a 60-year-end family foundry why are we here, dom we're here because we're going to do this all show long and awe all day long on cnbc, we're going to connect the dot tweens the energy crisis and nord stream pipelines and why u.s. markets care we're going to go from there to here, using this as the storytelling machine to get to why it matter os to the united states as well and i'm going to give you, dom, my friend, a hot take on this as everybody's waking up. i believe a little pressure test, which we'll talk about in a few minutes here, a little pressure test on the nord stream pipeline i

because while he's and he's not, i was marconi la new york to hold you to cathy auto used to more toy above. i'm going to destroy the q l is that because you are, but they don't give 2 screws in since initial call chrissy will come up with the california power streaming models g with the city because i like um so i may not want to do this. remote control is all prefer on with the food to log in to new could be building garcia and could be move. it could be been local, living move quickly. lazy, mcdonald, if you will, you spell a normal googe or mail brookside, boom, buckler, calling you about your going. sure. if you can click on the lo do to reform to o b, a sample review to say, do hope all is all is all due process. a lot of money to pay a to closer to us is supposed to be jealously she on $1.00 poor. thank you, julie. julie, no. when i come up on the phone with you going to try to do the gender of future. just wanted to know when i can pick it up for him to leave, will be til tomorrow, before the only issues confronting, you know, if you don't sample can, can he ended up going wit

cathy park is in illinois, pete williams, mike is covering the white house and we are joined by clinto worked as a consultant to the fbi counterterrorism division. >>> there are still some unanswered questions that will be important as this investigation continues to unfold. first of all the motive, right? as well as any charges that could be filed. we may find out more about that piece of it some time in the next 60 to 90 minutes and what about the person of interest? police said it was contact of what they described as a nonviolent nature. what does that mean? do we have any more details on that? we are also waiting to learn the ids of all six people killed in this attack and there are questions as to whether president biden will visit highland park. he was noncommit al when asked. >>> talk to us about what we have learned and i understand new numbers now on the number of victims. seven people killed. presumably we know now another person has died in the hospital according to the lake county sheriff. >> hali, that's right. the number continues to be very fluid. obviously we are now

the state department gave a call and told us what happened >> reporter: cathy and george believe luke, who was serving as a medic, had been knocked unconscious by artillery when three other foreign fighters desperately tried to save him >> as they were trying to extricate him, a tank rolled in and started firing at them >> reporter: u.s. state department confirmed to nbc news the recent death of two u.s. citizens in the donbas region of ukraine. volunteers from canada and sweden reportedly died in the same fight. >> he said he couldn't leave until the rest of his friends, the rest of the battalion, left with him. >> reporter: news of the deaths of the americans comes after a renewed missile attack on the port city of odesa just one day after ukraine and russia agreed to a deal allowing safe passage of ships carrying ukraine's most vital export, grain. another sign of contradictions in a brutal war with no end in sight that once again is taking a personal toll across the seas in america. ellison barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >>> we have an update tonight on president biden's conditi

cathie woods' main flagship is way, way off of the lows in the way of june.sumer discretionary another growth sector as you heard just re recently that's helping today on top of that and the banks are doing a little bit better and not much of of a growth group meantime, see cathie woods and you see twilio and spotify and all of your favorite names from ka cathie woods roku and shopify they've all been rallying and buying growth for later in the year why is there this big divergence kelly was talking about? health care is just getting clobbered today. united health is the main reason, look at that, 15 points. do the math on this, folks 15 points, you're talking about 100 points in the dow. all sectors of sub sectors of the health care group are trading down today and the same with consumer staples which have been acting rather poorly as growth and technology has had its day. kellogg, colgate and the favorite name is smucker with the high-beta consumer staple name all moving to the down side a lot of hope about growth later on in the year >> that's a very inter

and now housing may be joining -- may be joining that list >> so, guys, cathie wood's argument playingn stanley is saying about amex and the high income consumer back to you. >> kate rooney kate, thanks i feel like, mike, we should disclose when cathie wood -- to her credit, she's been consistent she's bearish, she thinks we're in a recession and we're seeing disinflation that helps the ark innovation fund if we are in a low growth or no growth period, in a period where inflation is coming down or declining, that's really good for her stocks which have been crushed when it's going the other way. >> at least that's the type of backdrop in which those stocks could come to the fore the big picture view is that these massive waves of disruption arin parentally disinflationary and it's not going to be about the current economic cycle that's the reason that they perform right here when it comes to the financials, it is very interesting without a doubt, morgan stanley is correct if we get a recession and consumers are fully struggling the way they would in a normal recession, but we got upgra

not pretty here. kipling, z cathy and keep this whole context of plows making it that past who volunteers critique, you think on an empress talk the you can get a website, so, so lose those are toward these are on b, b do do problematic. comes to zillow, tomorrow or no, do cautious. glare your jaw season. you're learning more for b, this number for b, r. you had the pleasure. yeah. yeah. did you like he was he doing here for one? 0 no, no. you come all settings institutional. threateningly minority cars swap, la police to swim, am loopy. done to swallow samouce. no, not i'll do my passcode is to more on not call it on order or not call his to the degree that i know cheap to sub promote button. my uncle to on have a car please. who level is a fittings on the motel. she's on the prism called for chill or evil. such was on a poor for dental say. so feel involves more can you? but who said, is it about mr. damascus? on a few hours said to accommodate some, but she is said to call bessie to the blogosphere buffer. kathy of italy, lucy, lutheran, new suffolk county, got or can cause fear. they

cathy's husband, james, died of lung cancer last october.facets of it, aren't there? when you've had an exciting day or something's happened, you go home. "i've got nobody to tell." yeah. there's a sort of loneliness about it that you don't anticipate before. you know, i've had family, friends and neighbours have been absolutely incredible. and you really notice it when you're on your own. yes. yes, you really do. roy castle and his four children performing together for a christmas special. he said that one of the hardest things about his cancer diagnosis was telling his family. i had to phone my son in norway. and as soon as he came on the phone... ..i couldn't speak. fiona had to take over. we suddenly realised that what we had, which has always been so super as a family, might be coming to an end. and there was a lot of sadness there. as roy castle endured gruelling treatments, the nation watched. the discipline of keeping still is the hardest part of it. never before had a public figure been so open about their cancer. he'd never smoked.

cathy i dont know if you are here but thank you for your work on that. to lisa (inaudible) and kate kim and long-term medical director keith seidel who mentioned 4 medical directors were involved created the building and entire ambulatory team. now it is my great pleasure to introduce a key leader and member of our southeast health center advisory board member oscar james. mr. james we met pre-pandemic in the old building where the board was meeting and i have to say it is astoubding this project came on time on budget because of you and others during a pandemic. that is just incredible, so it is a honor to work with you and thank you for your support and leadership, because of you the gap in health care services you were so key in organizing to build the original southeast health clinic and because of your vision and leadership we are here today to inaugerate the new building so mr. james, my pleasure. please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. they already said my name so everyone know that already. but i want to say a couple things about my

first, we saw cathie wood selling some coinbase shares. there is a lot going on here.rs trying to interpret some mixed signals. what is your take on what is happening in cefi versus defi and where is this all headed? mary-catherine: thank you for having me. while we at uniswap believe in crypto broadly as an asset class underlying technology, uniswap in defi is about decentralized rails for financial activities. a centralized exchange as you know operates the same way that a traditional exchange does it, but with digital assets. that is a critical difference. it means they are taking buy and sell orders, managing risks, whereas in contrast uniswap is like self-executing code. you have the code at the core of email and applications like gmail on top of that help use those protocols. what we have seen in the past few months is risk management challenges at some of the centralized players that have struggled. and also some internal risk control challenges. in contrast, decentralized protocols don't ever touch customer money. they don't have customer accounts. that means t

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cathie wood's ark fund higher. joe, you've been watching them, what's your take >> well, as i said before, the market has pivoted from focusing on pricing assets correlated to inflation to now pricing assets relative to an economic contraction and the potential for a recession, which i think is a 2022 conversation so, you know, you go back and you think about the post-world war ii recessions and there's been 12 of them. and i think the focus is on not so much price being your enemy but time being your enemy. think about the median decline in those 12 recessions 24%. well, we went down peak to trough 24.5% for the s&p on june 17th the average length of a recession, ten months. the longest being 18 months back in 2007. think about the multiple for the s&p. i heard josh mention that. it contracts by a median of 21% so we've done that so now if you look forward, you think to yourself, all right, if time is the enemy and we've endured much of the price damage and now we're thinking about an economic contraction, what co

kr cathie woods is up 30% and that's a hefty gain and the genomics and biotech etf is up, and the etf5.5% and a nice 5% gain and it indicates that stock selection does matter here more information is available on the ft wilshire etf hub. let's get to seema mody for the cnbc news update. >> kelly, good afternoon here is your cnbc news update at this hour. in a statement, president biden said he was stunned, outraged and deeply saddened by former japanese prime minister shinzo abe's assassination and telling reporters he does not believe it will have an effect on japan's security. >> i tried to put a call in to the present prime minister, and he was up very late there, and i'll be talking there in the morning. i do not believe it's likely to have, but i don't know yet, likely to have any profound, destabilizing impact on japanese security or japanese solidarity. >> incredibly sad news moving on here, the national institute of health is rolling out one of the largest studies in the world to understand long covid symptoms the study will cost over $1 billion and will follow 40,000 particip

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cathy i dont know if you are here but thank you for your work on that. and kate kim and long-term medical director keith seidel who mentioned 4 medical directors were involved created the building and entire ambulatory team. now it is my great pleasure to introduce a key leader and member of our southeast health center advisory board member oscar james. mr. james we met pre-pandemic in the old building where the board was meeting and i have to say it is astoubding this project came on time on budget because of you and others during a pandemic. that is just incredible, so it is a honor to work with you and thank you for your support and leadership, because of you the gap in health care services you were so key in organizing to build the original southeast health clinic and because of your vision and leadership we are here today to inaugerate the new building so mr. james, my pleasure. please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. they already said my name so everyone know that already. but i want to say a couple things about my board members who a

cathy, emotion, emotionally, a dive percolate. that's alia. go. it's the builder will coca with so give it a go it in a year that the bill is to rationally miss that the bill and mr. my so beast with g ah, ah ah ah, a little with center of chicago last with the show please. the semester ashley with he's off. yeah. you national another a on some with oh, no, but i live on doyle, new york. we'll look at least the the newest sheet on when you hit the my review my auto bought. yeah. which in that usually a score to us know with oh oh yes. oh yeah. ha. oh, a like all the juice of place is no doubt my family would have been forced into the gator. did they die? they were they amongst the countless millions men, women and children, full strength, grace, and then shot point blank into one of the mass graves. that letter is to you. who are these people? what are the names? one of my family i guess me or j which you believe was nicky president for that there are this me active on bush's talk on your stuff for a start and i see little bit i think i am done th

one of the women mentioned in the story is a good friend of mine, cathy garcia. she is a hardworking, tenacious, conservative women who is out here trying to help a south texas community have their voice heard, and an administration that is allowing illegal immigrants to cross into these communities and die on these farm fields when they are dying from heat stroke. these are women who care, and because they're conservative, they want to be vilified. that is not what should be happening in legacy media. what they should be talking what is the fact that these women are representing a new age in the republican party. a party that is more diverse and more heartbreaking than has ever happened before. it is in the republican national committee opening community centers for black americans, latinos americans, asian americans, all across the country to engage in community is about priorities to them. you don't see that of democrats and i'm excited to see cassie and all of these strong women, the strong republican conservative voices in the house in november. >> what are

. >> he starred alongside cathy bates in "misery." >> she had me pinned twice but i got out. >> reporter: in 2003 he introduced himself to a new generation >> we should call security >> good idea >> i like to whisper, too. >> reporter: playing will ferrell's workaholic father in "elf." al pacino remembering him as a dear friend. james caan was 82. gabe gutierrez, nbc news >> you can watch all these movies this weekend. >>> let's turn to your friday weather with more excessive heat warnings here's michelle grossmann. hi, michelle >> that's a great idea we're looking at temperatures into the triple digits in the south. i would say movie, air conditioning, popcorn, whatever you need 39 million americans at risk for dangerous heat today we're looking at temperatures climbing into the upper 90s. this is what it looks like in terms of your heat alerts. and we're looking at temperatures as high as 105 in some spots dallas, it's going to feel like 108 once you factor in the humidity we'll see the heat continuing into the tripl oklahoma city temperatures climbing into the upper 80s, 88 in d.c all

ms. breton, you cathy emotion, emotionally, a dyson vehicle at that. til yoga you build up the walk oak, the pyramid will make it submitted to do with daniel shooting me with dad may go at him. a. she has a bullet. is thrashed name yesterday. the bullet mr. muscle beast, new g ah ah mm ah, need to come to the russians state little, never the outside as i'm phoning no santini div asking him then again. i'll send send it within 50 babble. did. okay, so mine is too bad, i'm speaking with. we will man in the european union, the kremlin. yep. machine estate aunt rush up to date and split the r t spoke neck . even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with fairly to school. the question, did you think even close to chat with me? a blank all the juice of placed there is no doubt my family would have been forced into the gator. did they die? they were they amongst the countless millions men, women and children, forced one dress and then shot point blank into one of the mass graves that letter eastern you. who are these people? what are the names? one of my family, federal guests, me or

cathy a shot to you. g new ruth, you knew bully wishing us threaten of reality at the bonita through pu, has a new or share? yeah, i managed pressure mama, actual newton, the whole a jewish i finished prestigious, and i got a toothbrush with some boy ms. breton, you coughing, emotion, emotionally, it does show percolate that silly ago. it's the vendor. though, coca is a person that will make it submitted to do with your skiing and shoot him as you need so. so give us a little that ah, you can, dad may go at him assess a year that at the bull, us as thrash now mr. the bullet, mr. muscle beast, will you g i a little who has recently been diagnosed with center of chicago. lots of them will the out the so please to some with me off and yeah, you're on national and i don't know that with no, but i don't know if they knew ya will look at least the new sco shit on when you hit them. my albumin bought yeah. which in that usually a score to snow with. oh no. oh oh yes. oh yeah. ah, oh, a like all the trees of plac

cathy, there's no white one to be seen. the dom says are in california casual gear instead of fairy tale bliss this palm instead of themes of purity and beauty. a crazy true phyllis, the stage instead of melodrama. best light hearted chaos. it's more like a wild party last thing late into the night. told a dance many times and feels like it. it's falling down the steps and it goes another layer and another layer. there is no rules in a way to the piece it's, it's kind of exists in a bit of a cabaret, like worlds, you know, but, but that allows for everything to happen. and, and maybe it's that sense of freedom that it just, it just wants to, it just wants to explode and do what it once may be a bit childish. ah, swan can't maybe not a whole fetched, a masterpiece that will be talked about forever. but definitely something that leaves you wanting more and the performance is certainly demanding for the dances as exhaustion and relief when it's over. for the choreographer himself, it's a chance with critical reflection. my fee

so boy, ms. breton, you, cathy, emotion, emotionally, a diversion percolate that to linda. it's the vendor the coca is a person that will make it a better idea with to your skiing and shooting me. mazunicm supervising today. ah. you can tell me go at him. assess a year that at the bull us read in yesterday's umbrella. mister ma, so beast will you g a ah, a little with center of chicago. lots of them will pick with the so please the semester ashley with me is off the. are you on national and that on a, on some with oh, no, but i learned on doyle they need job will look at least the, the new sco shit on when you had done my review. my auto bought. yeah. which in that usually a score to us? no, i would. i would. okay. krashib. yeah. oh no. oh oh yeah. ah oh. a light. all the cheese of place is no doubt my family would have been forced into the gator. did they die? they were they amongst the countless millions men, women and children, forced to increase and then shot point blank into one of the mass graves. that letter is to you and who are these people? what are the names? one

miss hickey bum cathy. why such a lug of k from a hate deseeno manami for me? he, if he are not the bazaar. gus, but who see alibaba upon his son? cherokee. ja, them nish under that kid, now looked it up on his son and ride as seneca. p. the seneca houma each muscle act nice. ha ha ha canada. that was your career, which i did as an wow. he said, no more kite. ah no, give me that in the was i mo, mo i'm, he said they pick it up with english. i need to ask you donna and boundary the nissan mafia, which was michigan in those. why do i get out to lloyd after he jody? std does a follow up with all that other fight, alabama at all. a lay of the semester, all miss what he did, if all you go by this doggie it i number i'm yes it all the shy one i always ah. the lose hoyde bus da schwane booth k zampini k local marty or sandra bonnie booth? oh wow. it is cathartic discharge funnel, michelle, should any, my dad is in the game with the mound riah, almost hemlock, out of them, i think of k to a misha. i conclude that cinema has gone out much cleaner hard. does she, wendy?

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us to love and pilfer from them to very much so much for k, brawny yourself all the all smith's the cathy will double. it's an object sock clueless gentle pull. silly blow to chill. keep congresswoman what will up all i did, but it was yamma mustn't rule on people. goal or dba. the normal about muslims is one buttons on it as well. that's when refusal armina element i brought it it causal genuine or k bonnie with an orchard room up. i want the one set up on the old man in the copy, but i can remember element i got a bib scan open up. want to come on out of hello miss. we have a loss on moodle. kimberly a lake lily is shorter by government of were much industry will protest with the on call cocktail guest, meek lamb had their masculine double reach, yet a contract handled legitimate, illogical people. no subject is either palletized or it could lap ought to, speechless. i'm willing to have them look at what they put. so they put one of the ethnographic. if we looked at a on of jack there. secondly, escal appleton said, when you saw didn't events that don't little golden rule swap, little c

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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

cathy and i will be doing much more travel of that nature. it is our job to bring media with us when we can wherever we go, because these are not countries that traditionally get enough coverage. you might have one reporter these days. it was better in the 1990's, frankly, when there were more foreign bureaus and so forth. but that presents by even large media organizations has really skinnied down. but even with stringers and freelancers to lift up the human stories, not only in the way that will did so powerfully here today, and i am traveling to the horn later this week and hope to do the same, but also the stories of impact. that is where the story and campaign, let's call it, is so important. i don't have a long background in this area and it was when i first heard from will in a meeting not long after i got into the job where he described the power of this simple pack of food and how inexpensive it was and how many lives you could save. we were just on a zoom and i was like, hey, aren't we doing more of that? and that was before the foo

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cathy sawyer, all jazeera nairobi. ah . hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the un security council, has passed a resolution to extend cross border age deliveries to the last rebel held area in north western syria for 6 months. earlier, russia vetoed an attempt to renew the mandate for a year. we've heard repeatedly from the u. n. and from ngos that a renewal for 12 months was necessary to provide operational certainty so they could prepare to meet that humanitarian need, especially during the harsh months of winter last friday, russia stopped this from happening with today's vote. innocent syrians can breathe no sigh of relief, the suffering and the uncertainty goes on without the confidence of at least 12 months. un agencies and n, jose risk being caught in a perpetual cycle of pre positioning and contingency planning. the euro had parity with the us dollar on trade in trading on tuesday. that's the lowest valuation of europe's currency in 20 years. it's driven by fear as if a global recession and uncertainty about energy supply

last year, there was definitely part of me that was preparing for the worst neighbor cathy von felt theay after evacuating from the cabin that had been in her family for generations. going back to her great grandfather and actually, ie we were going to lose. it was positive. the fire spotted over highway 50 crept down toward christmas valley and then right over. unbelievable seemed to hop over their community with the help of the wind and the work of the firefighters, leaving just a strip of green trees between the brown burn scar. i mean, it's hard to not use the word miracle. when you see what happened. we can't believe it. it was just so surreal, returned home, she scoped out just how close some spot fires had gotten . the charcoal remnants from the fire sparked an idea. as soon as i started drawing with it was like, huh? okay, this is this is how we heal. you know, this is how i've always healed. she took the dead trees around her and gave them new life. i feel like each piece seeds the next one. this piece features trees enters neighbor says she grew up with right here. these are t

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