christina now to the latest from the cleaning conflict where officials say that he is for sheldon, oil depot in a rush as a bell. good region that has some unverified footage of from an eye witness. according to the local government is one shell, hit the storage tank, cool. the fire majesty services have put out the blades and the situation is said to be under control. this comes off of the governor reported another claim. the attack on a border checkpoint earlier on saturday, no injuries were repulsive. meanwhile, in russia's crimea authority say air defense systems are conducting exercises. these verified images were captured by eye witnesses in the vegetable appearing to show missiles being launched from the outskirts of the city. this comes as a rush, as a defense ministry says he lost more than 30 soldiers in a failed attempt to advance through russian defences. in the car could reach him. the green army reportedly fails, cross the river. the defense ministry says the russian air force and artillery fire struck the advancing ukrainian military units as they were using cars and pic

now depe was booked in justify jail on ten charges, attempted homicide, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. jacqui. jacqui: christina coleman in san francisco, thanks. griff. griff: jacqui with ten days until midterms, prominent political figures are joining candidates in campaign trail. you see now live vice president kamala harris campaigning for democratic governor candidate wes moore in baltimore now facing dan challenger. in detroit former president obama is about to join michigan governor gretchen whitmer for get out the vote rally in contentions races. we have fox team search of some of those closely watched races with charles watson keeping close eye in georgia. we begin with retch edison in the keystone state request fetterman and os are in a statistical dead heat. >> democratic nominee back on campus. students are lined behind me for an event he's going to host in less than an hour in the campus. this is philadelphia, democrats are bringing out the heavy weights to philly, that happened last evening when president biden and vice president kamala harris were the headliners in a fundraiser in town last eveni

christina cook now reports from a shelter in the eastern city of una the cubicles in gain as admission center for refugee is, may only be a few square meters in size. but those arriving feel lucky. there are still places available here. i work with about 2 thirds of the centers. 100 beds are currently occupied. it's director kiersten caught. nick thinks it will probably be full by next month. as will all accommodations, indiana, to say who, who left the city has reached a limit of its capacity. you know, we've been struggling with a shortage of living space and you know, in general to them and accommodating even more people is pushing us to our limits. there are certainly other places where it's not as bad as here, but in you now, we're at our limit. accommodations are full, living space is scarce. many municipalities are saying the same thing. they no longer know where to shelter the people who are arriving as in 2015, when hundreds of thousands of refugees came to germany gymnasiums are being used as accommodation in many places like here and nina. oh good. what was that underneath?

christina coleman now has more on what's going on in portland. hey, christina. christina: hi, eric. yeah, a woman named julian rose is one of many portland residents who says she's sick and tired of seeing human feces, trash and drug use in the street as homelessness crisis rages on in the city. take a look at the mess. one of the homeless encampments in the area in 2019, county statistics show more than 4,000 people experienced homelessness in the portland area as of this year. that number jumped to nearly 5,230 people and this increase clearly has not gone unnoticed. last wednesday at a city council meeting jillian rose told the mayor how she moved to portland to become part of progressive city with leaders that cared about social issues but after living in portland for four years, she says she feels much differently. >> a lot of people who live on the streets with trash and feces openly using dr drugs is not progressive. it's insane and unacceptable. broken down cars and trailers along with active open drug market where i routinely people putting needles in their arms. christina:

good evening, the fact is that when i was the same age as christina is now, i not only bowed, i alreadyed at the best venues in the country, by the way, went on tour, but once rim alexandrovna mishina came to our rehearsal and selected me for samples for stenciling for a new telesleeve. i passed those auditions and got my first lead role on tv. it was a chicken traveling through the land of letters. and it was not a small role. this there was a big role with songs with dances and the whole ensemble. i played along and so began my television career. and now my friends have passed 45 years. and now i'm standing on this stage and handing the eif to the best host of the children's program, and now we will proceed to the most important thing, we will open the envelopes, please. nominations of the host of the television program for children oksana fedorovna it's an honor now to come on this stage unexpectedly, but because 20 years, who would have imagined. i'm already running this program this year's 20th anniversary. i still remember december 18th. i crossed the threshold of the film set for

christina and she was not allowed to say good-bye >> you were just a little person. did you understand what was happening >> unfortunately, i did because this had been the second time nowpends almost her free time looking for a landlord who will accept her city rental voucher 21 comes and goes without a party. nearly two months later good news. she might be able to move into a studio in harlem >> and this is the bathroom >> reporter: then christina says the city foster agencies failed to submit her housing paperwork in time she's still living in the group home >> what's it like to still be there >> disappointing >> reporter: public areas in the home are under constant surveillance she hangs a curtain in front of her bedroom door >> if you lift it up, there's a window so anybody who walks by can look inside your room at any time >> reporter: overseeing the foster care youth is jeff danhouser, commissioner for the administration of children services. he can't comment on specific cases but did address broader criticisms >> we see some of the conditions of the group homes and descriptions of violence, of a lack of privacy. is that safe and secure >> we are absolutely -- wi

now, germany defense minister christina lumber, has promised to deliver these air defense systems. first of these elephant system within days, but you, graham has heard the promise before as germany's credibility on the line here. well, chance olaf, so it's promised you train 4 systems are 4 units of this iris t defense system. back in june and christina lamp said on the 2nd of october, so a couple of days ago now that they would come, the 1st unit would come within days. so yes, they've heard of before, but they're the german government keep saying that the systems are not standing around, they need to be produced. that takes time. and of course you have to remember when you talk about weapons deliveries, the military just don't want to spread the information just where and when something is positioned just so that the aggressor against whom they would then be used would also know details. so that does make sense, but of course it's true that the german government do have to announce very soon that the 1st unit has arrived or else they'll have a big problem. and other g 7 meeting

christina coleman has the latest and now, christina. >> hi arthel. ne your own ems lieutenant allison russo is described by her colleagues as a hero. a well respected and beloved public servant who served new york for 25 years. now people are mourning her tragic loss. police say she was brutally stabbed in a horrific attack on thursday at near her fire station where authorities described as a barbaric and unprovoked incident. >> is deadly, senseless broad daylight attack on a uniform emt member is a direct assault on our society. it is the latest consequence of the violence that we relentlessly fight in our city. >> she paid the ultimate sacrifice because of that. >> despite the ongoing violence in new york, several days before the emts murder to democratic new york city leaders queens councilwoman tiffany and state assemblyman urged business owners to dial 311 to seek services for people with mental illnesses and instead of calling the police. tweeted about the public safety resource poster we are disturbing these them to local business or neighborho

attorney christina baer represents many of the victims, and a mom is raising awareness. they join us nowtimeses we see the navy or other dod departments denying, not wanting to admit it. what is the navy's stance on this right now? do they admit that at least it happened, they did con contaminate the water? >> okay, so they admit it happened and that they contaminated the water, but they don't admit that they made anyone sick. they think that nobody is sick today because of the water source. pete: interesting. so they admit it happened, but they won't admit that jet fuel in the water that looks like that could have contributed to illness. amanda, i imagine you have a different perspective. you're speak as a family member right now, you've lived on that base. what happened? if did it affect people's health? >> absolutely, pete. we have all been affected in nearly every way possible. you know, our medical health, certainly, emotional, mentally, physically, personally, financial hi are, professionally. and that continues. from beginning until we speak today. pete: in your mind, amanda, duds

now. christina coleman has more on what we are finding out the day after. christina. >> hi, neil.h, paul pelosi suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries to his arms and hands, but fortunately is expected to make a full recovery and underwent successful surgery yesterday to repair the skull fracture. house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital to be with her husband last night. and she flew in from washington d.c. after the attack. the suspect 42-year-old david depape broke into the pelosi's san francisco home in the upscale neighborhood. a family member travelling with the house speaker says the suspect was trying to tie him up until the house speaker got home. and shouting what is nancy? where is nancy. she was not home at this time. and san francisco's d.a. says by making a phone call he likely saved his life. officers witnessed the 82-year-old paul pelosi get attacked with a hammer. >> mr. depape immediately pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with the hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, dis

christina and she was not allowed to say goodbye. >> you're just a little person did you understand what was happening? >> unfortunately i did. because this had been the second time now. >> christina spends almost all her free time, looking for a landlord who will except a city rental voucher. 21 comes and goes without a party. nearly two months later, good news. she might be able to move into a studio in harlem. >> this is the bathroom. >> then christina says the city found star agency failed to submit her housing paperwork in time. she still living in the group home. >> what's it like to still be there? >> disappointing. >> public areas in the home are under constant surveillance. she hangs a curtain in front of her bedroom door. >> if you lift it up, there's a window. so anyone can walk by, look inside of your room at anytime. >> overseeing the cities foster care youth is jests down hauser. a commissioner in the administration first children services. he can't comment on specific cases. but did address broader criticisms. >> we've seen the conditions of the group homes. and descriptions of violence, a lack of privacy. is that safe and secure? >> we are absolutely.

he joins us live now from christina, in kosovo. can i start by asking you about the coach bridge attack by saying that traffic has resumed? obviously we've seen images of it, but how important is it for russia to down play the attack? i mean, it's pretty crucial because let's be honest, all though they have been able to move a train in the few vehicles across the bridge. it's clear there's no way that they will actually be able to step up to the kind of flow that they used to be. and the thing is either they have to admit that somehow the ukrainians were able to carry out its very daring attack. or they have to admit that they have a domestic terrorist problem of the scale, which is actually willing to carry out a similar truck coming. so either either way, it's quite clear, but in the public pronouncements they're presenting, this is no big deal. but on the other hand, we can see that there's massive effort going on behind the scenes in both coach area and also in moscow. try and look at what happened and what they can do about it

now. and germany's defense minister, christina lambaste, is there to day to inaugurate and new headquarters of in german combat brigade. in lithuania, why is this so significant? well, i'm actually, like you said in rook law, this is the base where german and lithuanian soldiers are station. and this day is important because it symbolizes that, you know, germany is at russia, at lithuania, side, germany is here to support them. you know, there have already been 1600 soldiers stationed here in lithuania and german led combat unit, a drummond battle group. now an additional brigade of 2500 soldiers as coming the lithuanians had been calling for an additional combat brigade. all of the baltic states have been calling for more troops. and after the evasion of ukraine by russia. germany, as has responded by saying we are at your side, we're sending more soldiers. we've allocated these 2500 troops here. so you know, whatever happens, we will be here with you. but there is a catch dw killian buyer reporting for us from brooklyn. sweeney. thank you so much, gillian. well, a short time ago, i spoke

the fox report with christina coleman. everybody wave now. have a good week. ♪ sixteen days away from the midterm elections. many battleground states are getting tighter. sounding confident as voters have began casting their ballots in early voting states. good evening. i am christina coleman. this is the fox report. >> even though president biden's agenda could be at risk if republicans regain control of congress, the commander-in-chief is spending the weekend at his delaware beach house. former president donald trump out on the campaign trail rallying support for many republicans. we have fox team coverage tonight. alexis mcadams on what is causing the governor's race to tighten. a look at key races in former president trumps role in them. we begin with lucas live at the white house on the impact president biden is having on the midterms. hi, lucas. >> this interview on msnbc, president biden made the following claim. >> i'm going to say something, i probably should consider not saying. >> oh, say it. >> i have more experience on the issues

christina coleman joining us now live with the latest. >> hi, molly. authorities say the suspect 32-year-old yoni barrios went on a stabbing spree with a kitchen knife and he thought someone laughed at him and let out his anger. since that dead aattack, we learned barrios is in this country illegally. an eye source tells fox that he's a guatemala national and he's here illegally. regardless of the citizenship status, his office is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation but thinking about filing very serious charges based on the evidence. >> also telemundo reports he was outside of city hall in downtown los angeles asking for help shortly before the attack and barrios went to las vegas to stay with a friend and the friend said he couldn't stay at his place and he caught a bus to the strip and around 11:30 thursday morning in broad daylight, barrios is accused of stabbing eight people along the vegas strip in that unprovoked attack killing two of them. the police report stat

around noon eastern time today before it made landfall about an hour or so north of where we are now, but christina 80 mile an hour winds we had heavy rain pelting down and that did lead to some minor flooding in the downtown area where we are now, but most of the serious damage in this state occurred about an hour north of us. so we're going to show you guys some video now whitecaps in the water sweeping all the way up to that dock. very, very scary storm surge right there. we also have images from pawleys island. the police department sending these out again. whitecaps the storm surge those high water levels and in those photos that appear that the very end of it collapsed and swept away. by that storm surge and myrtle beach and other areas seeing water levels at least five ft higher than normal and christina here in south carolina . the governor has declared a state of emergency and across the state today over 200,000 people without power. now ian has made its final landfall and is expected to dissipate sometime tomorrow over north carolina or virginia. in charleston, south carolina. jacare alex

i'm greg lee and i'm christina redon. as of now least 17 people have been killed as a result of the storm after making its way into the atlantic , ian made landfall again in south carolina earlier today. nobody has been reported killed in south carolina and the state's governor says he is thankful that this situation wasn't as bad as it was in florida earlier this week. be careful and be smart so far. fortunately no deaths have been reported to us as a result of the stone. but there's still life threatening conditions that we need to continue to be very careful. in florida, at least two million people are still without power search and rescue crews are going door to door in many of the hardest hit areas to look for people who remain unaccounted for as ian barrels in the carolinas. let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo who has been following this story, mark tell us about the conditions of ian now continues to a week until they call it a post tropical cyclone. but still this will deliver quite a bit of some rainfall into the week

the fox report with christina coleman. everybody wave now. away from the midterm elections. many battleground states are getting tighter. sounding confident as voters have began casting their ballots in early voting states. good evening. i am christina coleman. this is the fox report. >> even though president biden's agenda could be at risk if republicans regain control of congress, the commander-in-chief is spending the weekend at his delawa

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. >> joining me now is christina, associate professor of political science at fordham university and being here. we talked about this little bit before. it is such an important concept and threatening issue that i really want to make sure that you and i had more time to discuss. there are now more examples that we can count. senator ted cruz, for example, telling the texas tribune last month that he was pessimistic about the potential for immigration solutions in the short term. partly because of the ongoing political civil war. i mean, christina, interesting and intentional choice words there, in my opinion. let's be clear, the threat of violence is not limited, now, to fringe, white nationalist groups, anymore. this is not mainstream. what are the dangers of normalizing this kind of rhetoric? >> katie, sadly, this has been completely normalized by the republican parties. we see it from the top down. he has been saying this ever since january six. this is dangerous, by the way, because republicans want to say the democrats are racist, they want a civil war. last i checked the people

christina coleman watching it live in san francisco with more on what we think we know now. hi, good morning, bill. house speaker nancy pelosi shared a letter with her colleagues thanking them for all their support and thanking law enforcement for their quick response and explained some of the concerns her family has now. a violent man broke into our family home. demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul. we're traumatized. paul pelosi underwent a successfully surgery to prepare a head fracture he suffered from the attack and expected nick a full recovery. david depape shouted where is nancy and had zip ties and duct tape. mr. pelosi was still able to call 911. offices witnessed mr. depape beat mr. pell lohse. he had a list of people he wanted to target. he posted disturbing content online and election conspire sees and anti-semitic comments. some democrats blamed right wing politics but neighbors said depape lived in a berkeley hippie collective and posted some liberal anti-establishment ideas online. he has ties to a former nudist activist who says he

now. we understand that in germany's defense minister, christina lam faced is in the 20 to day to inaugurate and new headquarters of german combat and german combat brigade. what is the significance of this and how exactly is this going to work in practical terms? well, you know, this symbolizes a shift in german defense policy. and it, it's supposed to send a signal to the baltic states, especially lithuania, saying we hear you, we are here. we are here to stay and we will do our part to defend you behind me, right? now you can see the military base where lithuanian and the troops are based and also a, a german lead nato. at combat battle group. it's here and these are about 1600 soldiers lead. the majority of them are german. on top of this, berlin is m. allocating $2500.00 additional soldiers to lithuania, the sad combat brigade. but there's a catch. only the headquarters will actually be stationed here permanently. and the majority of the job troops will remain in germany on high readiness. and b rotate is in here for exercises with their lithuanian counterparts. so, and this is the situ

. >> christina is joining us now for cnbc money minute. >> so let's start with the beginning of the holiday shopping season. i'm already talking about it. we have amazon, walmart and target. all getting a head start with new sales and deals. the holiday shopping season is critical for rerts. but experts expect less spending because of inflation. companies are also sitting on excess inventory, they've been trying to sell so there could be some real savings out there if you know where to look. and there are new fears of a rail strike after the third largest railroad union rejected a deal. bargaining will continue but if the two sides can't come to an agreement the white house or congress need to step in again to avoid a major economic shutdown. >>> and lastly a new study shows that many drivers treat their car as full self-driving, even when it is not. experts warn that the driving assistant mode like cruise and lane control are the not same as full autonomous driving and drivers need to be alert and pay attention and able to take control at any moment. guys. >> okay. oh, you're hiding, do yo

ktvu is christina redone is live now in the studio with the details cristina rendon. and past wildfires across the bay area, the money will go toward expanding vegetation management and fuel reduction. again as we mentioned big part of wildfire season that we are in the mid stuff. so what you're seeing here are three checks that were presented from jackie spear to local officials in saint bruno, as well as belmont. those cities are sharing roughly $500,000 nearly $750,000 will be given out to the mid peninsula. open space district and then another 500,000 will be given to slowly historic house and garden. the funding meant for fire prevention, reducing fuels and reducing the risk to properties and lives. the wildfire threat here on the peninsula is high, and it's incumbent on all of us to take the steps that we can to protect our homes. but more importantly, all of our lives this funding will nearly double our annual allocation for the city's wildfire mitigation project, and i'm happy to announce that 100% will go to work on the ground. the city of san bruno says it l

christina fernandez, coach, live now to teresa bow, who is at the march when us are so teresa, what does this event mean and 2 times when i mean for the permanent movement in this country, right, your site is not far away from the thousands and thousands of people that have gathered your memory moyer, you didn't remember what it was. i know that the 95 was to be paid thousands of people here. so let me tell you a little bit about what we're seeing here. their neighbor, you know, there, that i heard about many others that one of them i have been able to talk really concerned about the economic situation may not be not right now. let's not forget what's happening. 7 percent inflation every month, expected inflation year around 100 percent is different exchange rate control. what are we talking about? what's happening in that country? big differences on how to find a solution for what's happening here. a big difference is that wouldn't resident please also from the fair and his party. he's vice president for my president, christina, for that person, or i'd rather not have been trying to fin

——joining me —— joining me now is christina pagel. welcome to you.ment of these numbers? 7m, have to remember that this is not relating to infections two weeks ago, so we're definitely in the middle of this new wave. we've also seen hospital admissions go up 33% in the last week, so there's more infection around it it's probably going to get worse. find infection around it it's probably going to get worse.— infection around it it's probably going to get worse. and why is that? so far, it's mainly _ going to get worse. and why is that? so far, it's mainly been _ going to get worse. and why is that? so far, it's mainly been about - so far, it's mainly been about waning immunity. about nine months out... but there's also, as of this month, some new variants that are much more immuno evasive. we aren't heafina much more immuno evasive. we aren't hearing much — much more immuno evasive. we aren't hearing much about _ much more immuno evasive. we aren't hearing much about it _ much more immuno evasive. we aren't hearing much about it from _ much more immuno

countries of the world how useful was the meeting of parliamentarians for ukraine now khrystyna parubiy sums up, christina, you have a word , the first parliamentary summit of the international crimean platform in zagreb, croatia , in two days, received more than 50 delegates from all over the world during the first part. these were the key speeches, in particular, the speaker of the representatives of the us congress spoke in antipalos during her speech, she expressed absolutely support for ukrainians and called on the whole world to support ukraine. also, when she spoke, she showed a picture drawn by crimean tatar children, lavender was depicted there as a symbol of crimea. in this way, she said that these paintings should inspire the world to support ukraine even more. so that peace finally reigns in ukrainian cities and villages and they have a happy future. i ask you to continue to listen to her direct speech. putin launched a company of terror, we see strikes on civilian cities which are intended to intimidate ukrainians , we condemn these actions of putin, he is trying to destroy the energy facilit

now germany is defense minister. christina lambert says that nato should adapt accordingly to russia's nuclear threats. any idea what she means by that? i do not know exactly. i know there are other politicians from a party like all of myths and the, the chief with in the going to stock of the city who has already indicated that we should be more ready to go. she ate with russia. now i think as a reaction to nuclear threats, that's really the wrong course. i mean, that is signaling to put in that he is getting somewhere with his threats. if she'd the minister had in mind that we should, we should adapt our tactics and talk to each other to coordinate how to react to nuclear threats and the possible use of nuclear weapons. and she has my full support, i think then she is right. russia is due to hold is nuclear exercises cern possibly at the same time that nato is doing exactly. that is the risk in this situation roll on the other sides. intentions will be misread. is there a risk of miscalculation here? that risk is extremely l

while this video conference is being set up now, the german defense minister christina lambert, has promised to deliver this air defense system quote. within days, ukraine has heard that promise before as germany is credibility. really on the line here. well defense minister lum, placed already used that phrase on the 2nd of october. so quite a few days ago. that's true. and the chancellor promise you train the arrestee already back in june. and the german government keeps saying that these systems are not standing round. they have to be manufactured, that takes time, but then there is another aspect to remember as well when it comes to weapons deliveries the military simply don't want the public to know details because then of course the other side would also know details and they could prepare but yes, you're right, or left shows or his defense minister, they do have to nouns very soon that the air defense system has arrived in ukraine or else they'll have a big problem soon. especially when we're looking at prudence change strategy of targeting ukrainian cities like keith and live. now th

>> there is one person right now who is on the hot seat. we can all debate, christina bobb's conduct, and certainly young lawyers should take heed to not do what she did. but the one lawyer right now who's on the hot seat is corcoran. and he only has one option. which is to tell the truth and to say how is it that christina bobb was told to put what she put in the certification. to say that these are all the responsive documents, and that's a false search was done. there's are two things that we know, can't possibly be true. so he has to answer both of those questions. how those got into the certification, and presumably, either he told christina bobb that, on his own in which he's got criminal liability or he will pass the hot potato to donald trump. and you know -- if i were a betting man, i would say it's going to be donald trump who gave that ultimate direction that full search was done and that all of the documents were actually in the storage bin when we know that the documents were in his office. so that clearly the next move. on the part of the department of ju

a sound off panel joins me, now christina.n dream. and jennifer reuben, msnbc political analyst and writer of resistance, how women save democracy from donald. trump thank you both very. much i know a lot is going on in the news in herschel walker and the baby's mom is in the abortions and everything. but tommy tuberville, let's play with tommy tuberville said in that rally in nevada yesterday. with donald trump, just play it. >> the democratic party, they could stop this crime today. some people say they are soft on crime. no they're not soft on crime, they want crime. they want crime because they want to take what you got. they want what you have. they want to say the people who owe -- do their primer. that they are not out that! >>, christine that nobody. didn't i would love your, reaction and then, jennifer, you next. >> we've talked time and time again, jonathan, about the republicans are saying the quiet part lag. before we talk about racist of what goals and subversive language, and now we just see republicans on their

from london in our next hour. >>> right now, let's toss it back to rosemary church at cnn center in atlanta, rosemary? >> wonderful, thank you so much, christinae'll look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour. more now on the upcoming u.s. midterm elections. we're just over two weeks from a deciding vote that could shift the balance of power in congress. early voting is under way across the nation, and many democrats are worried that republicans could win both the house and senate, as inflation becomes the top issue for many voters. senator bernie sanders says democrats should take cues from the republicans on economic policy, take a listen. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young people and working people who will be voting democratic. i think, again, what democrats have got to do is contrast their economic plan with the republicans'. >> one issue on many young voters' minds is president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. it was supposed to start sunday, but a federal appeals court paused the program while it reviews a legal challenge. cnn's camila bernal has details. >> reporter: it may take a little longer, b

talk at the graves of their ancestors about life and death used to be more common at christina until the name day, and nowke. to talk silently to eat a gate traditionally ritual pastries and as usual to commemorate those who are no longer around in recent years, many villages have been abandoned. decline first of all, because people are leaving. even these old people live here. now only in the summer, and for the winter they try to move to the city. life has changed. the village has changed, which has been eliminated as an opportunity for survival for the people, but in a big city. we are lost, we are a little diaspora. and to us you need to get together in a padding club to start speaking your native language. the revival of the language miraculously coincided with the revival of orthodoxy in the veppian culture. one of its symbols was the appearance of translations of the bible, including the translation of the new testament in difficulties, which larisa smolina has been trying to figure out all these days. the ideal option is to talk face to face with a local priest. such an opportunity falls on the da

. >> we'll find it out christina, thank you very much. >>> now to the bond market, another volatile sessions are moving lower. rick santelli telling us what's going on rick >> moving dramatically lower the further down the curve you go. let's hold off on that one one second i tell you what, my sources and my phone are going wild on the sherrod brown story. remember, he's chairman of the senate banking committee, and he's not too pleased that the federal reserve is going to keep on hiking rates pointing the the dual mandate i'm going to cut through the clutter. let's get to the meat here the meat is in one week and one day most likely the fed will raise rates .75 point. in two weeks we have midterm elections. enough said. let's look at the two-year this is going back to when it made its intraday highs. it has come down a bit today's auction didn't really help because today's auction pushed yields back up a little bit because it wasn't very good. have yields come down all that much they closed at thend of last year at 73 basis points, up about 372 basis points that doesn't look like it's roll

christina propst. welcome to democracy now! can you explain why this surge in the united states?, there are seral theories to why we are currently experiencing this very early surge in respiratory -- respiratory syncytial virus and influenza. one of the theories is there has been an immediate he gap created due to the pandemic. so when the pandemic hits, of course everyone was scrambling to figure out how to stay safe and avoid infection with a virus that causes covid-19. among the features that people isolated as noting to be effective for masking, isolation, hand hygiene. some of the common sense precautions to avoid a highly contagious viral respiratory pathogen. so while those are certainly effective and have been proven effective to help prevent the spread of cod-19, they also help prevent the spread of other viral pathogens. so rsv, influenza, rhinovirus. all of these other seasonal viruses that are endemic, really, globay, were suppressed. so there is some thought that, number one, does precautions as to effectively suppressed all of those other respiratory viral pathogens

written by another trump lawyer, and the guardian is reporting that christina bob reported that language we added to that document that now might save her from criminal prosecution. the phrase, based upon the information that has been provided to me. those words were added by christina bob, and those words might be the magic words that save christina bob from being prosecuted for lying to the fbi. before donald trump returned a single document to the government, new york times reported that he came up with a truly trumpian idea of his staff. mr. trump floated the idea of offering the deal to return to the boxes in exchange for documents he believed would expose the russia investigation as a hoax cooked up by the fbi. mr. trump did not appear to know specifically what he thought the archives had -- only that there were items that he wanted. mr. trump's aides, recognizing that such a swathe would be a nonstarter, since the government had a clear right to the material of mr. trump had taken from the white house and the russia related documents held by the archives remained marked as classified. they never acted on the idea.

but now the 1st system is about to arrive. german defense minister christina lambert, said it had become a matter of urgency. germany will deliver the 1st to 4 iris t as l m. ad defense systems to ukraine within days. the renewed myself, i on keith and many other cities. so how important it is to supply ukraine with air defense systems quickly. but the other 3 units will only be delivered next year. presses a tax on civilian targets across ukraine, drove home to germany, just how important it support for keith is foreign minister and a lena bear book called the attacks vial and promised berlin would do everything possible to strengthen ukraine's air defense. chancellor of shells also offer solidarity and support. the chancellor assured ukraine's president office on the deputy of germany and the other g 7 countries. he said, germany would do everything possible to mobilize additional assistance, and in particular, to help repair destroyed civil an infrastructure such as electricity and heating sources in response to russia's missile strikes. the group of 7 countries will hold a virtual me

now enjoy. we should put it to good use and i know he will work with us to do so. christina? l, i guess one of the challenges for either candidate who wins is going to be having boris johnson back in the cabinet and have to manage that. scott, thanks for now. i want to bring in john rentall i heard laugh slightly, john, at the mention of penny mordaunt still in it to win it. what are you hearing about the vital 100 count? >> in it to win a bigger job in cabinet, i think. she's got just under five hours to get up to 100 backers from the parliamentary party. she is currently below 30. that's a long way to go. and you know, she's hoping to pick up the lion's share of boris johnson's supporters, as scott said, but i don't think she'll get anything like even half of them. a lot of them have switched to rishi sunak, thundering to the aide of the victor and hoping for some of the spoils themselves. >> we're seeing people jumping on the sunak bandwagon, hoping for potential place in cabinet. we saw in the last half hour petal coming out in sunak. big boris johnson backer. >> absolutel

joining us now is christina w. but to have you back.estate billionaires talking about the price swings we have seen in this energy sector. take a listen first. >> the volatility in the energy space has been so extreme, just think about it, within a 12 month period, the price of oil vacillated between 30 and 120. that is an incredible level of volatility. making investment extraordinarilys difficult and challenging. >> is this an opportunity, if you are looking at the downside and prices, for these companies that are reporting earnings? >> yes, i think you are absolutely right. the volatility with an energy pricing has been quite difficult for markets definitely. we have seen that through corporate earnings as well. the one difference we have this half of the year is that commodity prices are easing. corporate's are not going to be facing the same level of input cost treasures they had in the first half of the year. i think having said that, the environment is still kind -- is still quite uncertain. we do have to continue to watch for fr