he claimed it was christy's friend.eve that anyone in lancaster county would not have heard about it? >> bob will decisions mind raced. he heard stories of investigations -- catch the intentional police. >> immediately after that, is when i called the police. i thought, i may have just been face to face with the killer. >> whoever that mystery man was, police knew they had to find him, immediately. >> coming up -- >> it would've been shocking to her to see him come in that building. a surprise wasn't store about that surprise visitor. >> it was something to do with him. >> there was no other logical explanation. >> we were terrified. >> when dateline continues. -- was one of christie's colleagues. he was certain that the man who showed up to the school, adapter the murder, claiming to be our friend, had instead, been her killer. >> i was convinced. i said, we're going to get the man who did this, right now, today. >> he called police, told in the story and, gave them the man's name. >> turned out, it was no random visit

i'm christi paul. >> i'm boris sanchez. great to be with you. breaking overnight, explosions rocking ukraine's capital city of kyiv. officials say russian military strikes hit an apartment bu building setting it on fire. we'll take you live to the scene. >> also, anger spreading across the u.s. over the decision to overturn roe v. wade. there are new concerns about how the decision could impact other decisions related to privacy rights. >> and finally, relief for some as a heat wave grips much of the united states. we'll tell you where cooler temperatures are eagerly expected. >>> june 26th. how did that happen? i guess the temperatures tell us that is true. but we are so grateful to have you spending your morning with us. >> we're thrilled to have you with us. it is a bittersweet morning here at cnn. it is christi's last day with us at "new day." we'll have a lot to say about that. share some good-byes later this hour. stick around for that. we do want to begin with the breaking news, what is happening in ukraine. >> yeah, because the war there

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how did investors react to this young christy? not very well. i mean, 1st of all look at test this talk was down by a good 9 percent. then what i find interesting with those remarks from elan math to super bad feeling actually. right. and i saw the headline, i thought he was talking about his employees that he has to let go. but actually he was talking about the state of the economy. earlier this week we heard jamie diamond, the head of a j. p. morgan talking about a hurricane coming up to the us economy. and so obviously more and more company leaders, some are warning that actually things could turn around to the worst when it comes to the economic outlook. and then with the labor market report. yes, it was still strong, it was the last big job number that we got before the next meeting in about 10 days, and that is pretty much on autopilot. so that despite some sign that the economy might be calling, the federal reserve is still going to increase interest rates probably by 50 basis points. and overall, there was a little fell off on wall stree

votes to 148 remains mac, meaning he remains in office plot is weakened by a series of scandals. christie flats, and we'll be right here shortly with your business. mm stucco. away with sh. her. i'm just kinda, i think that's hard. and in the end the some me, you are not a lot us to you and more we will send you back her. are you familiar with this smokey's reliance of the what's your story. ready ready he wasn't, i wasn't women, especially victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information oh, us gasoline prices plow through another record. experts say prices at the pump will go even higher with mid terms, learning looming, the white house is feeling the heat. also on the show, spain uses one crisis to solve. another ukrainian refugees are filling gaps in the labor market as the spanish tourism industry springs back to life i'm christy plots, and m berlin. this is d w business. welcome to the sh

welcome to the of dw business, i'm christy plaid. some. china's financial hub is up and running again. residents of shanghai are allowed out for 2 months of lockdown, but there are signs china 0 covered strategy could be the here for years. it's hurt business and even as the curves are rolled back in some cities, they continue to weigh on confidence and demand. finally, fresh air and it's not just this dog who is happy about it. almost all of our apartment complex has always been in a sealed area. i can move about freely now and today is my 1st day out. i feel like i've regained my old freedom in in ha, ha ha ha. senses and barriers are coming down across shanghai. most people can, once again return to their offices and take public transport. stores are also re opening conditions seemed to be getting better with the help of an economic stimulus package. the treasury board, among other measures, we will be v funding, sales taxes and help companies that are in heart hits sectors like tourism. our culture with one off demons. the weiss

for now, christie blogs is up next with the business headlines. thanks much watching with people in trucks injured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing bomb attacks in syria . these credit owners will demonstrate people fleeing extreme around $200.00 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking us. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind w. made for mines. ah ah. yvonne musk cuts his company's work force and freezes new hiring. the tesla boss says he has a super bad feeling about the economy, even as indicator showed strong employment growth. many strict rules remain in place for women in saudi arabia. the social reforms have led to more freedom on the labor market like the kingdoms. first, women training to become car mechanics and roadblocks hinder europe's auto industry . surging energy costs, raw materials, double and price, and supplies. hard to come by, thanks to russia's war in ukraine. welcome to the w business. i'm christy

i'm christy plats and this is d w a business. the u. s. federal reserve has approved its largest single interest rate hike in almost 30 years. it's a signal that the central bank is serious about raining in the countries stubbornly high inflation. the 3 quarters of a percentage point increases the fed's largest since 191994 and higher than the half point hike into that. in recent weeks, economists, investors and investors began anticipating a more aggressive response after the latest data showed us, consumer prices grew at their highest pace in 40 years and may with costs for food, gas, an housing all searching. well, here's how it fed chairman drum pow, opened his remarks today. we at the fed understand the hardship that high inflation is causing we're strongly committed to bringing inflation back down and we're moving expeditiously to do so. we have both the tools we need and the result that it will take to restore price stability on behalf of american families and businesses. while for bar, let's bring in our correspondent johns corta a

i'm christy. plats and teslas. c o. e alon mosque is calling for a 10 percent reduction in staff at the electric car company mosque also called for a pause on all hiring world wide, saying he had a quote, super bad feeling about the economy. his comments come as president joe biden says, the u. s. labor market is strong touting higher than average. i higher than expect a job growth in may. when asked what he thought about masks, comments, biden wished him, quote, lots of luck on his trip to the moon. for more, we go to youngs courts at the new york stock exchange. now young's electric vehicle sales are still going strong, despite a lot of headwinds. what is it that mosque is worried about? exactly. well, i mean what, you learn oscars. so pretty much saying that some area such as company are over statement was that he does not mean production of cars of batteries or installing a solar panels. some he is pinpointing a to office a workers, sir, but clearly in the past couple of weeks he loan mosque has hinted here and ther

yeah, well, it definitely is a welcome use christy. for a lot of for you as sir corporations take tesla, just as one example they are producing roughly a half of their fleet. and so far am in a shanghai but clearly also other companies, some and 2 industries. some are, are seeing some relief. i mean, the chung high economy has not fully a reopened yet, but to him all this news sir, definitely is also welcomed on this side to him or offer. yeah. of the world's. he's what you are. you mentioned tesla and let's actually wanted to ask about that . and we also heard today that tesla's elan mosque has reportedly told his employees that they need to return to working in the office or go to print, go pretend to work somewhere else. is this the mentality that is prevalent among us employers? well, i mean, right now i'm in my home office. so myself, but i have to say i prefer working out of the office. but if you look at certain surveys, so at the last the survey more than m. hop off, the employee actually would prefer to not fully return to the

next business use with christy. don't forget to kim gave a lot more news around the clock on a website w doctor called gab office berlin. that's what i she needed out. unfortunately, she told me and a south a mountain is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering her 3 daughters. if you call me back, i and i see the site down was part of psychosis is an awful illness. postpartum is a nasty mothers nightmare starts june 4th on d, w ah, shanghai springs back to life. after months of isolation under china, 0 coban strategy, people are driving cars again, cramming on to buses and trains and hoping never again and a global rethink on how we do energy. as rushes war on ukraine puts pressure on oil prices, african nations turn to renewables. welcome to dump dw business, i'm christy plasm. china's financial hub is up and running again. residents of shanghai are allowed out after 2 months of lockdown, but there are signs china 0 cobit strategy could be the here for years. it's hurt business and even as the

that's a $1591 win for christie. over the years, we have dealt with very sticky companies and many issues. please please please be careful buying event tickets on the secondary market. i get it, often times you have no choice. when you have to buy a ticket from a broker, marketplace, or anyplace really other than the actual venue, please document every step with screenshots. if you see anything out of the ordinary, say something, speak up immediately like kristi did. she contacted us online. you can go to nbcbayarea.com, click the respond option from the main menu or call us, the number is 888-996-tips . >>> thank you, chris. another record high, the national average for a gallon of gas continues to rise, now at $4.86. california is even higher at $6.34. we saw a spot in mendocino that was close to 10 bucks, but it is high in the town of mendocino. it will not get better anytime soon. travel in the summer and driving prices are higher.. >> i never thought i could not go with my kids because of gas prices. it is sad.

christi, boris?e inflation at a four-decade high and record gas prices, millions of americans traveled over the memorial day weekend and millions more are expected to take the traditional family vacation this summer. >> cnn's vanessa yukevich has more. >> little by little, we're now 60 rides. >> reporter: since 1926, this amusement resort in rural central pennsylvania has been a summer tourist destination. >> i see the trainers slowing down, there should be some squirrels over here. >> reporter: oh, little chipmunks! the park is free to enter. and rides like the pioneer train are pay as you go. but even prices at this family-run park surrounded by idyllic farmland aren't exempt from rising inflation. >> the rising cost of everything from gasoline to chicken to rolls, electricity, we had to increase our prices. >> reporter: inflation is gripping the nation's pocketbook with prices at a four-decade high. a pain point for president biden as most americans are sour on the economy. still, an estimated 39

christi. >> prescilla alvarez, thank you so much. lawmakers are making progress on the framework for gun control legislation and whether it has a chance of passing is coming up. and also texas police chief pete arredondo is speaking out and defending the response to the shooting at robb elementary school that killed 21 people. you're going to hear from him just ahead. rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electctronc locking differentials. dude, , this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under eir nose. or... his nose. motr works fast to stop pain where it starts. like those nagging heaches. uncomfortable period pains. and disruptive muscle aches. you can count on fast, effective relief with motrin. ♪ ♪ 100 years ago, a beautiful empire built on black excellence was bo

it michael in corpus christi, m e. well, what i fully expect is a doubling down of everything, so the sanctions didn't work. so what else is going down here? i mean, there's, there's an, you know, there's a discursive problem here in the, you know, russia must not win, that's the mantra in the west. but it should have been, we need peace and peace for everyone. and they continue to say, no, russia can't win where and that's almost putting ukraine as a foot note to all of this one minute before we go to the break. here michael and chris corpus christi, you have to really understand the real motives of biden. and his son hunter, the sorrows crowd that carries the clintons. there's more going on here than just the geopolitical needs of 2 great nations fighting over a 3rd. and that has to be examined thoroughly and far beyond the topic we have here to talk about. i bitin will impotently throw tons of money at beltway corridor, here in washington, at the arms makers in an effort to try and have some of a trickle into ukrain

. >> i'm christi paul. breaking overnight, explosions in kyiv. russian missile strikes hit an apartment building setting it on fire. we're live at the scene for you. >> protesters hitting the streets across the united states in the wake of the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. we have a look at demonstrations from coast to coast. >>> also employees are voting to unionize at workplaces across the country. what that mean for you employers, and workers' rights. >>> we're so grateful to have you this sunday, june 26th. thank you for starting your week with us. a bittersweet morning here at cnn. it is christi's last day for us. >> i didn't preread that. yeah, after nine years. thank you so much. i'm so glad that you are here. >> i'm thrilled to be here with you to send you off in the right way. we'll have more about that and give her a great farewell in the next couple of hours. >> i appreciate that. we want to get to what is on your mind, we want to begin with the war in ukraine, of course. there is some news there looming over this mee

boris and christi? >> evan mcmorris santoro, we appreciate the update, thank you so much. we know it is a very fluid situation there. >>> so there is an investigation in wisconsin this morning after a former judge was shot and killed inside his own home in what officials are calling a targeted attack, boris. >> officials believe the suspected gunman had several high profile targets, including two governor and a u.s. senator. cnn's nadia romero explains. >> this incident appears to be a targeted act. >> reporter: some political leaders across the country targets on a hit list. and a former wisconsin county circuit court judge dead, wisconsin governor tony evers reacting to the death of john roemer. >> somebody that devoted his life or good share of his life being a jurist in the state in rural wisconsin, and that's hard work to be targeted like that. it makes me frankly sick to my stomach. >> reporter: authorities say they were called to roemer's home early friday morning. >> the juneau county sheriff's

>> reporter: christi, good morning.of it is because it has been more than two weeks since the shooting and we still do not know why or how that shooter was in that classroom for more than an hour before he was shot dead by authorities. the frustration is the lack of clarity and changing of information and corrections. everything we still do not know and not getting from authorities. that is the problem. part of that frustration was very visible during last night's school board meeting. the first one since the shooting. parents were obviously very upset. saying their children were scared to return to school. did not want to go back to school. two notable things coming from that meeting. one is that the superintendent said that children will not be returning to robb elementary. the other notable thing, there was no action taken against pete arrendondo. the police chief in charge of the incident. he chose not to go inside the classroom and did not allow other officers go inside the classroom. the state senator saying he di

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i'm christi, platinum, berlin, for me, and the whole business team. thank you so much for watching yourself. with is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes and noon in our weekly coping. 19 special next on d. w. they want to make food from, ah, milk home and make animal feed with flies. research teams are working on new ideas. to save our planet. was how realistic they apply the green revolution. in 45 minutes on d, w. o. and it is a secret and a scene, endless one axis. the conflict between iran on the one hand and israel and the united states on the other with more than 40 years, the adversaries have irreconcilable. there is never been any real dialogue. how did this confrontation begin? how great is the danger that it was spread? the long war? he's real, iran usa starts june 15th on d. w. ah, with did the army cranberry and evolve in an animal or a human being that the u. s. question that will be addressing this week. welcome to the latest

my colleague christy watson is up next with the business headlines. the statement for that i'm clear, richard than in berlin for me in the team. thanks so much for watching. it's just a question of whether the next crisis will come. but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaping tomorrow know, exploring opportunities for media professionals in times of crisis. the global media for june 2020 to your ticket. now, lou, what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend upon d, w ah, china demands the u. s. stop, it's trade talks with taiwan. the u. s. looks to deepen ties with an important trading partner. but beijing is livid, saying the dialogues disrupt, peace, and stability. and time is running out 1st 3 blanca to secure an ins, bailout. as shortage is worse than and via economy crumbles. welcome to the w. a business. i'm christy plats, and in berlin. china is criticizing a new trade initiative between the united states and taiwan. the u. s.

but is we kept by a series of scant watching the w news, dw business news is up next with christie plants and stick around she will be right back. i'll see you tomorrow with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families please, on the reason for these correct only is we located demonstrate people seeing extreme dreams around getting 200 people hassan from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge in the line because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, us gasoline prices plow through another record. experts say prices at the pump will go even higher, with mid terms loony looming. the white house is feeling the heat. also on the show, spain uses one crisis to solve. another ukrainian refugees are filling gaps in the labor market. as the spanish tourism industry springs back to life i'm christy plots, and in berlin this is d w business. welcome to the show. gasoline prices have surged to a record high in the united states. the american automobil

yeah, well, it definitely is a welcome you, christie, for a lot of us. so corporations take tests, just as one example, they're producing roughly half of their fleet them so far in shanghai, but also other companies and industry are seeing some relief. i mean, the shanghai economy has not fully reopened yet, but all the news said definitely, it's also welcomed on this side of yeah, of the world's, he's well, you, you mentioned test leanne's and let's actually wanted to ask about that. we also heard today that tested you on mosque has reportedly told his employees that they need to return to working in the office or go to go pretend to work somewhere else . is this a mentality that prevalent among us employers? well i mean, right now i'm in my home office, so myself, but i have to say, i prefer working out of the office. but if you look at certain surveys, so at the last the survey is more than an off of the employee actually would prefer to not fully return to the office on the other side. more board company, especially in the finance industry, for examp

there was christie woodward, they're reporting from brussels. here are some of the other stories now that are making head winds around the world, the head of the international atomic energy, raphael grosse as accused iran of removing 20 chavez security here was monitoring its nuclear program. iran's nuclear agency released a video showing 2 i, a cameras being switched off. grossi has warned the move could be a fatal blow to any nuclear deal. poland parliament has approved the build to abolish the supreme court's disciplinary chamber. it had been accused of undermining judicial independence. now the european union made dissolving that chamber, a condition for poland, receiving pandemic aid. the country could now be in line for more than 37000000000 euros from the use recovery fought supporters of a british journalist who has been missing in the amazon jungle since sunday of hold on authorities to step up search efforts. dom phillips, in the indigenous expert, bruno perrera, vanished while only reporting trip in a remote area. popular with cocaine

christy. and there was one of the headlines today saying that guys, gas price is more than doubled since the joe biden was worn into office in january of 2021. so definitely not very good for his approval ratings, but there's only so much the president can do. i mean, he mentioned in the past that he has opened up the strategic oil reserve that hasn't done the trick. he can't really force other nations to pump more oil to bring prices down. i mean, he did try to force the industry to actually produce more oil, but none of that has worked so far, so you just would need much more supply and is big, doubtful at the moment that this is going to change in a big way anytime soon. yes quarter, thank you so much for that analysis. the term in tourism industry has been one of the hardest hit sectors during the during the coven. 19 pandemic lockdown measure is grounded flights and closed restaurants and hotels. now in spain, tourism is bouncing back. but a labor shortage is threatening to ruin the momen

christi, boris? >> nadia, alexandra, thank you both for your reporting. >>> cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz is with us live, arlette, good to see you this morning. what more is the president saying and what realistically could his administration do regarding this decision? >> reporter: christi and boris, president biden described the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade as a, quote, painful and devastating decision for so many americans in this country and he says that his administration will now be focusing on what the states are going to do next. the white house had been bracing for this moment for months, developing contingency planning that really picked up steam when that leaked draft opinion was released back in may. now, president biden, as he gave an address yesterday, outlined some of the steps that his administration will be taking. that includes ensuring that they can try to defend a woman's right to cross state lines to obtain an abortion if their state does not al

christy, the basic idea of the argument, let's put it that way. is that other than with traditional money? the amount of crypto currencies is limited. so if you cannot go to your next fellow at central bank of federal reserve bank and ask them to print more money. so that was one of the theories behind to why could those could be a good hatch against inflation? but that has actually never really been through. and if you look at the currencies in general, they're mostly pure speculation. so there isn't really that much real used to it at this point. and that's when markets become shaky and investors get nervous, then they start selling and they stop selling mostly the most risky stuff. and crypto currency are definitely definitely among them. ok, young. just briefly, they're selling, but where's us cash ending up actually? well at the moment, obviously not into stock. so because we had the s and p 500 down about 6 percent this week and was that that was the worst week since march of 2020. and it's not that people just pulled all this money away. i

reporting live in san bernardino, christie smith. >>> right christie thanks for the update. so voters in san francisco have a chance to decide on increasing affordable housing in the city. details of the new proposal that could help many make it in the bay. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, we will keep an eye on what becoming the next couple of days and of course for the weekend. >>> right now airlines under increasing pressure to prevent more chaos and cancellations as the summer busy travel season gets underway. and an american and joining the isght in ukraine when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarant

christy plants and we'll have the business news in just a moment. i will. i'll sika and for me and the team here in for then. thanks very much for working with blue. what people have to say matters to us. mm hm. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes around noon in our weekly coping 19 special every thursday on d w. aah . vladimir putin says western sanctions have failed. 4 months into moscow's war on ukraine. the russian president says an economic blitzkrieg is hurting the west, above all, and expert will give us his view. also on the show record prize money for players, an image boost for saudi arabia and plenty of controversy. we'll take a look at the rift going through the world of professional golf. this is d w business. i'm christy, platinum, berlin. the wes economic blitzkrieg has failed. that's what russian president vladimir putin told, an audience at the internationa

♪ >>> it's early fall in corpus christi.rong. describe that drive to the hospital. >> just going very fast. you know, just trying to get there as quickly as possible. >> my first call was to kelly, to let her know, to get to the hospital immediately. >> reporter: after about 20 minutes, laura arrives at the hospital with taylor. >> she came in screaming that she needed help. and then everybody went and tried to er get the patient inside. we immediately started to try to resuscitate. he did not have a pulse and he did not have er spontaneous respirations. we got the breathing tube in as quickly as possible and, um, put iv access to give medications. >> when i walked into the hospital, i could clearly see the doctors trying to resuscitate him. >> doing everything you can and knowing that you're not gonna have a good outcome is a -- is a very sad situation. >> reporter: what happened at the hospital? >> at the hospitals they tried to revive him. but he was -- he was already gone. >> laying there, lifeless. blue. greyish-blue. a

ah, and on that note, that's all the nice for now. christie plants and has the business news in just a moment after a short break. for now, i'm anthony. how'd in berlin? thanks for watching. we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corner tread hotspot. for food check and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off, we go no longer has no limits. no love is for every body. love is live. i love matter. and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more to live and deny that this. i have invited many deer and, well, i guess, and i would like to invite you to an end ah, russia central bank or recalls for an economic overhauled at an annual business event, the head of the russian central bank. it says the country needs to rethink its reliance on energy exports and expert ways in also on the show market launch. again, investors worry that the feds major rate hike can't quell inflation without, with lashing the economy. we'll go to wall street and a double whammy for indian farmers. a heat wave and an export b

christy plants and we'll have the business use in just a 2nd. thanks for watching. thinking about ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some time with home. i'm in your northern most count please. ah, 3 times longer. but still very much alive. d w channel, you'll guy to the special with recognizes where exactly. it was fun. i learned a lot. our culture history, all their d. w, travel extremely worth a visit with her oh ladder. my building says western sanctions have failed 4 months into moscow's war on ukraine. the russian president says an economic blitzkrieg is hurting the west. above all, an expert will give us his view. also on the show record prize money for claire's an image boots for saudi arabia and plenty of controversy. we'll take a look at the rift going through the world of professional golf this is d w business. i'm christy, platinum, berlin. the wes economic blitzkrieg has failed. that's what russian president vladimir putin told, an audience that the international economic form in st. petersburg on

good morning, christi. >> good morning, boris.'s talk about this national call for gun reform this morning. hundreds are marching for our lives rallies. they're planning nearly all 50 u.s. states today demanding lawmakers address the epidemic of gun violence in the country. >> series of high profile mass shootings from uvalde, texas, to buffalo, new york, have reignited outrage and put renewed pressure on lawmakers on capitol hill to take some form of action. washington, d.c., new york and parkland, florida, among the more than 300 cities where protests are going to be held. they, of course, follow the 2018 march that was organized by former students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. you'll recall in february of 2018 a former student entered the school near ft. lauderdale and opened fire. killing 14 students and 3 staff members. we have cnn's whitney wild standing by on the national mall, but first we want to go to nadia romero in parkland for us. the shooting there was the driving force behind the first march i

hi, christie. >> reporter: hi. well, many of the travelers that we spoke with today wondered if they might see cancellations or delays on any leg of their trip, and if history is any predictor, chances are they will. meantime, thousands of other people saw an opportunity in this climate, a chance to get hired by an airline. at sfo, these travelers were pleased that their answer versery trip went well. no cancellations or delays. >> we wondered if we would have one. of course, that was in our minds. so far, nothing. >> reporter: sfo spokesperson doug says recent numbers this month are a reason for hope. >> only 1.4% of all of our flight this is month have canceled. and that's well below the national average, which is a good thing. >> reporter: for millions around the country, air travel has been anything but smooth lately, hundreds of cancellations, thousands of delays since memorial day. the airlines blame a combination of staffing issues, weather issues, and other challenges. today united airlines was hoping to ta

yeah, that's right, christi. what they were doing was really unnecessarily reaching out -- i mean, this conservative majority has been champing at the bit to get a chance to overturn roe v. wade. the legal reasoning in alito's case is frankly quite weak. because nothing has changed since roe had been come down as the court's decision and casey, the case afterwards, which reaffirmed roe, nothing changed leg legally except for the composition of the court. and because of that, you see alito has to reach back into the 17th century for a lot of his support, a notorious jurist named matthew hale, which supported women being executed for witchcraft, supported the idea that women could not possibly be raped if it was their husband who was the rapist. that's the sort of historical precedent that alito reached back for this. and what that means is it's obviously ignoring the fact that modern america, in the 21st century, is in the majority is supporting abortion rights. but alito wants to lead us backwards in time towards

it michael in corpus christi m a. what i fully expect is a doubling down of everything, so the sanctions didn't work. so what else is going down here? i mean, there's, there's an, you know, the, there's a discursive problem here in the, you know, russia must not win, that's the mantra in the west. but it should have been, we need peace and peace for every one. and they continue to say, no, russia can't win were and that's almost putting ukraine as a footnote to all of this one minute before we go to the break here, michael and chris corpus christi. if you, you have to really understand the real motives of biden. and his son hunter, the sorrows crowds the carries, the clintons, there's more going on here than just the geopolitical needs of 2 great nations fighting over a 3rd. and that has to be examined thoroughly and far beyond the topic we have here to talk about. i bitin will impotently throw tons of money at the belt way, corridor here in washington at the arms makers in an effort to try and have some of a trickle

she said that the judge was ready to conclude the adoption process meant that phil and christy had tokraine at a time when the russian shelling was going on there under as soon as we saw her photo on the computer we realized that this was our child we started calling she's our daughter it's hard to explain if you're not a parent but this is the best way i can illustrate the situation if your child is in danger you're just what should i be asked if we weren't scared once we were on a train and we were trying to sleep the train was knocking on the track and swaying suddenly i woke up from the fact that the train stopped and there was complete silence i knew that the russian troops were shelling trains and railway objects i became afraid that maybe the railway tracks were blown up or something else window and saw that people were simply disembarking at the station. they arrived in kyiv in the afternoon when the un secretary general antonio was in the capital . when the city was shelled by the russians, they went to zaporizhzhia for court. however, the trial was postponed due to air alarm

>> good morning, boris and christi. very significant.hite house official it was like pouring gasoline on the fire. that's not a democratic critic. that's not some, you know, anti trump partisan. that's the own trump white house and we heard a lot on thursday from other white house aids from mike pence's staff about the real dangers that he faced on january 6th. remember, this was a violent assault on the capitol. people ran for their lives. congressional staffers, lawmakers, the vice president, mike pence and his team and we heard a lot from his team. not only about the dangers but also about the scheme. what trump wanted pence to do. this was a plan cooked up between donald trump and right wing attorney john eastman advising trump on a frankly ridiculous legal theory that somehow someway mike pence could abuse his powers overseeing the joint session of congress on january 6th to throw out some of joe biden's electoral votes and basically crown trump with a second term. it's a preposterous theory. eastman knew it would require a violatio

i want to thank my guest in washington corpus christi and moscow. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our t c. and next on, remember of cross knuckles with oh, when i went shopping wrong when i just don't hold any world to shave out disdain. because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground news. united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make room for the rest. because without out there will be dead. aah! need to establish something like this. a command center. any place is good enough. even the cemetery odyssey visits heavily fortified positions abandoned by the crating army near the town of a russian

we will be getting reaction from ron christie who worked in the white house under george w. bush.central africa.. and, the secrets of britain's past discovered in the past of a new railway line. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. one of president putin's closest advisers i'm a prime minister sergei lavrov, told the bbc that russia did not invade ukraine, just a special military operation. russia's invasion of ukraine is almost four months old. mr. lavrov has been at the heart of power in russia for almost 20 years. he spoke to our russia editor stephen rosenberg. >> it was the first time sergei lavrov agreed to meet since moscow launched its offensive in ukraine. russia's government created a parallel reality. invasion? what invasion? >> we did not invade ukraine. we declared a special military operation because we h absolutely no other way of explaining to the west that dragging ukraine into nato was a criminalct. russia's special operation has resulted in thousands of civilian deaths in ukraine. moscow claims it is protecting russian speakers and fighting

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if you see anything out of the ordinary like, anything, speak up, like christie did.ontacted us online and so can you. go to nbcbayarea.com or call us at 888996 tips. >>> it is time to pair some wine with fast cars. for nascar, there were qualifiers today. the main event, tomorrow afternoon. the green flag dropped shortly after 1:00. we will have a preview tomorrow morning, live from the racetrack. she -- her hands have been itching to get her hands on the steering will and that might be it right there. you have to watch tomorrow morning though. rob, there is no rain tomorrow, right? >> that is right. we will see clearing skies. anyone heading up there before the rain get started, there might be isolated showers. that we begin to see clearing temperatures in the mid-70s. wind will be about 15-25 miles per hour with higher wind gusts at times. temperatures looking very nice out of the 90s and into the 70s. of around san rafael, 70 degrees and winds picking up. 88 in dublin and into san jose, 80s with a north wind of 20 miles per hour. in san francisco, a stronger push

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