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a great pleasure for me to have been asked to have this conversation with cindy mccain about her new book "stronger" and full disclosure i am not an interviewer. john mccain is one of the blessings of our lives. i love this book and ask a read it. but i did read it and i loved it. it's a remarkable story in which you tell a lot of stories and portrays sides of john mccain that the difficult times in your life because of illness where he was not only very -- but he was very caring and we see a lot of examples of physics dirt city and humor. this is really a a story in the book about you. it's your book and you pay great tribute to john mccain but i look at the title "stronger" and it didn't sink in and when i finished the book i said whoa this book shows how one person, cindy mccain got stronger over her life read she was tested and she had opportunities that people never have richie came from strength in her own family and she just got stronger and now in this very difficult period after john's death she has dropped -- understrength and her capacity to carry on so to me this is a won

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cindy, i think it's great how cautious they are. all this is the way they move. so slow, i'm a ring, it's really relaxing. what i says does a suggestion spanning miriam snails certainly seem to have special talents, especially when it comes to encouraging mindfulness and relaxation. all part of a day's work for her crew of animal therapists. ah. so snail's help alleviate psychological pain. pain relief is among medicines, oldest functions. it's something that keeps doctors busy to this day. according to the world health organization, 80 percent of adults in europe suffer from headaches, at least once a year. almost 10 percent of the population experienced recurring back pain. there are ways to manage chronic pain, yet many people prefer to self medicate. though popping pain, polls can be downright dangerous. potential side effects include intestinal bleeding, stomach else's dizziness and even liver and kidney damage. luckily nature also has its own pain relievers, like chilli peppers, chilli peppers don't just put fireworks in your food. they also have medicinal

not cindy, how can you then i 1st encountered them in a psychiatric context. they really calmed me down and had a relaxing and soothing effect of your blood. that's how i ended up coming here. go to school today, didn't tell recently, anthem the snails aren't the only creatures used for animal assisted therapy on the farm. but the snails are very different from the other therapy animals here. you're convention, how many people who come here have experienced a kind of injury to the soul. here? do we use animals to help them heal given and is it so high? and by didn't snag a thing about snails is that they can heal themselves so long as they haven't been too badly injured in the he 9 on they retreat into their shell and work out what they need to heal, like calcium carbonate on it, in what we get the people we work with her as a chance to pause and ask themselves what it is they need to heal. all we can wonderful. that's on what's what we do her does form in miriam even takes her therapy animals including the snails on outings to a nearby retirement home. for ex

cindy bonnier, and cindy, you are the chamber of commerce ceo. i have been talking to you for over 10 years. >> it is that long. we still look as great as ever. this is the first time you are back since covid. so the excitement level must just be through the roof for you guys? >> yeah. this is one thing that we really love doing for the community and for the chamber and we are just so thrilled to be back. we really missed it and missed being around everyone. >> reporter: and you know, this festival, if people haven't been out here, it is just incredible. you just walk for miles and miles and miles. there is so much to do for everyone. there is a shopping and art and food. and what is one thing people can't miss about this besides the art? >> well, this year i am really excited, because we have such a large variety of foods this year. international all the way. almost every country is represented. the other thing that i think is important to know is not only is is for adults, this is for kids. we have some kids arts and crafts in there. we have th

1992, the refugee center said it was unable to take in any more people the newly arrived roma and cindy were forced to live outside. the apartment complex was right here. like all along, i like go along and nag. the refugees lived in these alcoves took of the lot manana, this one was a bit elevated to i looked up and told them that they throw their stuff all around the place and it became a problem. and with a net yet to live the families spent weeks, he with no access to sanitary facilities or washrooms, the mood among local germans took a disturbing turn. me out. i'm not racist, but the way these people behave is simply unacceptable in germany. gated or to law . so we have another busing and even more of them get them out of here into the forest. and they bonum. when i go in and take some photos on. yeah, i saw there cropping all over the place here. i found the ones you know when you go to work in the morning, you have all these asylum seekers and romanians in your way. mom was on, you worry about maybe getting whacked over the head. this is not ok. it has to change. when i'm done wi

but i have worked with both cindy and man. one of them has a lot of experience in local politics, the other almost done as the election for san jose mayor gets closer, those endorsing cindy chavez and matt man are now speaking publicly about who should lead the city into the future. san jose's district six council member, deb davis, who also ran in the june primary for mayor says she supporting chavez , one of them has proven her leadership. during a growing homelessness crisis and through a pandemic. the other, took office for the first time about a year ago and has passed no major initiatives. another san jose city council member is also supporting chavez. pam foley, who represents district nine, says chavez has the background for the kind of leadership sandals they need right now. our next mayor must be a strong and experienced leader. as we work to clean up our city, support police and fire and address are unhappy population with compassion. prevention. and permanent housing solutions. both chavez and man of raised hundred

hey, lashida, anti way ill and cindy again. they go, jo nancy and he is on cindy highway acid. you're going to enjoy the whole sheet face the whole the as and yet i one with dental toola till i even j. e. i share with you. then lou she cove location the speaker policy has deep and long standing ties with taiwan. in october 1999 as speaker visited taiwan and was particularly concerned with the 921 earthquake and its aftermath it a 2 decades following the earthquake. how one not only made successful post disaster reconstruction, but also weathered multiple challenges. one after another. as a tony and i had or she's on the she went to take my domain to other think it's how she says is how i feel for the time when they sit down that same. dayton says that in the past 2 decades. speaker pelosi continue to pay close attention to democratic development in taiwan and demonstrated one wavering support for ty, ones, international participation. madam speaker, i must extend by most heartfelt gratitude to you. oh yes. then seemed pe pedal. he thought he like in getting home with lisa who e

there's a new effort in santa clara county to get illegal guns off the street supervisor cindy chavez, it county leaders say they want to give police and the district attorneys office more resources to enforce gun policies. one of them being gun violence, restraining orders. the policy allows police to take guns from anyone. alright threat to others or themselves. the district attorney's office says the spread of illegally manufactured gunter ghost guns is making in the even more urgent. >> people who are prohibited from buying guns, they don't go to a gun store. they go to someone who's illegally manufacturing guns in their garage. and if we can reduce the illegal guns in the hands of people who are doing shootings, we're going to do it a lot better and reducing gun violence in our community. >> county leaders say the goal is to encourage cooperation between different law enforcement agencies instead of sending a single officer to change illegal guns, they want to send a team which cindy chavez says requires resources. for your health in an effort to stretch out the nations limited s

shery: steven and cindy on the potential visit. you can get a roundup of all of the stories.scribers go to tv . you can go to the mobile anywhere app and customized so you only get news on the industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: every sector on the asia-pacific index right now under pressure. health care, materials, industrials leading the decline. broad risk often. you can see the haven flows going into treasuries, sovereign debt across asia. japanese yen strengthening and unwinding one of the hottest macro shorts of the year. haidi: we are really is seeing that risk when it comes to the taiwan dollar with implied volatility the highest overnight since 2020 and watching for price action on the chinese yuan. we will have to see if the broader risk of sentiment flows through the european segment. euro stocks slightly after the biggest monthly gain since november 2020 and traders continuing to reassess earnings outlook and outlook for potentially a global recession. shery: here's a quick check of the headlines. apple has tapped that u.s. high-g

i think this question is more for you cindy.'m curious about what electrification means and i'm one of those homeowners who is trying to put a heat pump in my house because mine is at the end of life and anecdotally, i'm a person educated about this and i don't have enough electricity in my house. the way i understand is that pg & e will have to come to my house to electrify it. what are the leverage we have as a pull as a city to help move that forward. i'm a true believer and hold out hope that i'm going to get to be next winter warm up. but what do i have to do to get this electrification. >> yes, that's what it applies to. can we see some sort of efficiencies by electrifying a group of homes in a neighborhood to split the costs of upgrading the electrical capacity. that's kind of what we are looking to. instead of doing this house by house, could we do it neighborhood by neighborhood or census tract. that's the first answer to the first part of your question. the second part to the issues that you are experiencing, you are n

cindy sember turns 28 today and won her heat and the crowd joined in a rendition of happy birthday forthey qualified this morning. there has been more diving dominance forjack laugher bust up last night, he made it three successive wins in the one metre platform and today he made it a hat—trick of golds in the three metres synchronised event with his new partner anthony harding. but right now, the focus is all on the lawn bowls and that is because today the commonwealth games will crown a new oldest gold medallist. spare a thought for rosemary lenton, the pensioner from thought for rosemary lenton, the pensionerfrom dumfries, she is only held the honour for two days and today she will be overtaken by a 75—year—old. we don't know yet. it will be scotland's george miller or gordon llewelyn from wales. they are battling out in the mixed para— pairs. who will be successful in the septuagenarian stakes today? fantastic, thank you so much.

cindy thank you for taking the time. we appreciate it. so you and your colleagues you stopped by one of the summer meal sites in the west contra costa unified school district today. what was the goal of today's visit? well, thanks, alex. it's a pleasure to be here. you know, the goal of today's visit was really to lift up the importance of the program you described, which is the summer meals program and the wonderful wonderful people that operated to ensure that kids have meals during the summertime when school is out. obviously the program is aimed at children and teenagers who live in low income communities here in the bay area and across the country. how how do you determine where these summer meal distribution sites are going to be set up? well it's largely based on data from the schools, you know the number of free and reduced price kids in the schools in that area or sometimes there's an option to use census data, but it's a it's a data based assessment of the need of the community. obviously we've talked about the fact that times a

with an ambitious project, cindy a next on d w. a. why do african government seems so threatened by protest held by the youth who better to answer this question for me than fellow nigerian nigeria has the tartarus for jerome tucker. c. protest is an indication of a dysfunctional system. i don't know if you are way about many police works as we killed mitchell gets involved in politics and the use of nigeria. ave brief, the 77 percent in 60 minutes on d. w. o a listen carefully. don't know how to do a goal. ah, feel the magic ah, discover the world around you. subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. ah ah, across the capital of ghana in west africa, linda is a young gunny woman who dreams of starting her own business here. she wants to open a hair salon but it won't be easy. so.

cindy wang in taipei with the political tensions in taiwan. and we get the latest on war in ukraine with bruce einhorn. manufacturing data unexpectedly contracts and property sales shrink, highlighting the fragility of the recovery. as the government sticks to the strict covid zero approach. tightening restrictions when virus outbreaks occur. our chief north asia economics correspondent joins us now. return to contraction. how surprised our you by the data? >> definitely surprised. it is a step backward for the recovery. slipped back to 49 into negative territory, quite broad-based from large manufacturers to small companies. this is going beyond the supply chain problems we all know about and suggests global demand is starting to weaken in a material way for china's exporters. this is been the big engine have china's recovery. it is a warning sign. it comes against the backdrop of the weakening property sector with data saying sales among top 100 developers continue to weaken. it is a pincer movement, slowing property and a slowdown in manufa

cindy is right, they are concerned nancy pelosi is second in line after the president and vice president, then the speaker of the house. it is a high-profile visit and comes at a sensitive time politically for beijing ahead of the party congress in october or november. xi jinping also needs to show a strong hand to his domestic audience in china. it is a game of high-stakes poker and the threats have been coming fast and furious from the ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson and other people as well, there was allusion of the possibility of military action and that's what we have to be on the lookout for. the markets are a bit concerned, we sell the taiwan dollar, as you mentioned, going weaker. we see the yen becoming a safe haven again, going to 130 today after it was recently going toward 140. there is concern. this is not just a geopolitical story, it is a market story as well potentially, as a pelosi will sneak in, we hear, under the cover of night, about 10:20 this evening if reports are true. that may lessen the potential of a direct encounter in the skies of taiwan. but again,

. >>> cindy chavez is opening a new campaign had worse.the speakers there included same lawmakers are all backing cindy chavez to replace the mayor. she says she wants to deal with problems from affordable housing homelessness to division and stagnation. >> i need your voices, your friendship, your leadership, i need you to be all in with me because this fight is not about --. it is about old ideas stopping us from helping our city. >> in june's primary chavez had remembers how the vote. matt mayhem was not far behind with 32%. >>> one year ago today one of the largest fires in california history broke out in sacramento. the caldor fire became california's 15th largest fire on record. more than 1000 homes and other structures burned to the ground and victims are still getting over that loss. >> if you look around, nothing will ever be the same in our entire lives. >> reporter: a father and son were arrested in december of last year for starting the fire. both have led not the and are due back in court in october. >>> this week marks two ye

so when cindy tells me to do something i do it and she's the one who-- when i went to congress and got elected that was such a different thing for our family, i was leading 4-h groups, i was the children's pastor at our church, i was running businesses, my kids were little. she's the one who filled in the holes. she took over every job that i suddenly dropped. she took care of my kids, ran treats to school, took them to the doctor. her and my mom were incredibly helpful with the sudden people in life when i decided for the first time out of all of us to go do something different. my brother went to college to get a psychology degree. he was never going to come back and be a part of the business until my dad passed away and came home to help for a little while and didn't want to be a part of the business and after a couple of years decided to stay. rock is the one that you, you know, he's the second oldest, cindy the oldest and then rock, rock is the one who when you say, boy, i didn't sleep very well last night. i had a bunch of dreams and kept me awake, he'd say kristi, it will me all

cindy: hello. manus: what is your take? pelosi talked about security, economy, and governance and she made it very, very clear, an unequivocal message that the u.s. stands by taiwan. your take? >> that's right. pelelow see told taiwan's president this morning in their meeting the u.s. won't abandon tie won and right now, more than ever, u.s. solidarity with taiwan is crucial. that's the message she wants to bring to the tie what wan ease people. -- tie what these people -- taiwanese president. pelosi said she wants taiwan to be secure in freedom as well. that's really a strong and powerful message she's bringing to taiwan right now. she's also saying that, they discussed -- she discussed the possibility, the trade possibilities with taiwanese leaders as well as other possibilities for deepening cooperation from both sides. so that's a huge boost for the taiwanese people, confidence, and the taiwanese government, since the president took office in 016 she has tried her best to seek u.s. support. pelosi's visit undoubtedly wi

so when get done, guys with them him, him like made them got to him in those days to come and cindy foreign complex for him to charge him spots and tool for the cone to call him to come in cost and spend money on and on. doesn't reason to join it up to jeff and it's me, it's my motto. it's within the so loosely the a disease under. quoted that a a . a d. i. me, some gunston, fabulous. i don't you don't miss on gun tonight. my tooth comes on the 3 feet high. do not go i'm a bit and i'm saying that the light doesn't make my fault. boise business. that's what i'm not fond of home. yeah. i mean on public affinity does hudson good does his mother if you don't make angry guns who are yeah. i can me a see a gun choice bad sign can read monday own speaking. that's less even stay on the on the on that yes, but it's just the conflict then we'll talk about with the nation. can men national commitment petition. oh goodness, a here bill. please. sure. i was on a with ah la must say so with with my book they come dom adult with that is my window. yeah. shop. i'll keep an eye on them later. as long as it'

what cindy w. news, he is a reminder of the top story we are following for you with veteran usps latisha list . chaney has lost her seat as the republican congressional candidate for wyoming. one of her pod, his most outspoken critics of former president obama. trump. cheney was defeated by trump black lawyer, areas. that's it from me, anthony. steve. steven busy is up next with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order the families please on and see the reason for the credit on it is we load it administrative.

good said lunkhead seek thus incleanse, cindy, frank out. the damage isn't as wide spread here. was to put them to this, but it's still worrying when you see the conditions here among these, the booster and they had seal see and how little we can harvest, solve in a younger, fha, m at hoisin in western germany is experimenting with plans that can thrive during the drought he cultivates millet, which could serve as a replacement for corn and wheat. but many german farmers had little experience with millet and have been slow to embrace its cultivation. but that could change as droughts become more frequent and intense inefficiently. what soluble when i am convinced that with a bit of reflection, many farmers will come around, and millet will be cultivated more often and become a staple grain kind of income. but local farmers aren't as skeptical when it comes to new technology. almost all forming equipment manufacturers have started making devices to keep moisture locked in the ground. after the harvest, the farmland is pressed flat without breaking up the top soil. and the old hus

yes, thank you blah blah mary cindy, but many angolan say the promises when not fulfills corruption, remains the problem and the oil welf hasn't trickled down to the general population . people here expecting the most competitive elections in the history of the country. well, at least at the surface, the country doesn't have a history of free and fair elections, and many doubt it will be any different. this time in the evening, we meet hammond did obasi, one of the thousands of unemployed graduates who lost trust in the system. his mother and father died years ago, but he shows us that they are still in the vote at database. mannequins says yes, complicated executive bonnie support, i don't know if that process is transparent. if we have minors that people on the database, we can't agree with the electoral procedures that say yeah. 8 non dash one, ace, and these but the government has dismissed these instances as technical issues saying there no reasons for consume making the opposition really main candidate adobe auto junior is confident his spot. you anita, will when this time desp

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hello cindy and help official say at least 9 people including one child have been killed during israeli air strikes it. gaza. the strikes hit an apartment building near central garza city. israel says it was targeting the islamic jihad militant group in response to a quote imminent threat. the group confirmed one of their goals commanders was killed in the air strikes and vow to target television in retaliation. des tanya kramer is in jerusalem earlier, she gave me this update. well, as he said and resume resort several airstrikes by the israeli military on the gaza strip this afternoon. and according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 8 our people were killed among them. a small tide as well as an a commander of the islamic good d huts, militant group, a commander from the north and gaza strip. and this came actually after days of tensions and warnings, but also days of the mediation on a surrounding, you know, route between i got between gaza minute infections, especially the islamic jihad and israel with egyptian mediation. and does this risk attorney into another war in th

latest flooding hippy areas in the northwestern part of the country for the south and baluchistan and cindy province is, are taking the brunt of the extreme, whether the flooding has knocked out. transporting communications and a state of emergency is in effect with millions of people left homeless. the prime minister is appealing to the world for help. it's hard for people in southern pakistan not to feel that all is lost. vast moving currents have swallowed up their homes and swept away their belongings. sakina dod is in disbelief as she and her family wade through waste deep water. not that thou die every labored and built a house by investing money. now look at it. we are poor. how will my husband build another house with no job? there's not enough money to feed the children. we are hungry about okay, i didn't have my down. the destruction is all around. 300000 homes last, farmland destroyed. roadways rendered impassable the future from millions here uncertain, amada, basel, or big. another storm is coming on. the water will flow into the industry. we're scared of the river, right? we d

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it don't be cindy's ralone, it's my shot. but i saw in the situation that club level is equally mixed. the sky high wages of mail stars, meaning that even the richest women's leaks have no hope of coming close with chelsea. sam kara, was thought to be the highest paid female footballer in the world, reportedly owns about $300000.00 pounds a year. less than half what the best male players make in a week. that gap is narrowing, but only lightly the benchmark against the ice pipe meant by the question is nancy. yes, england's w s. l is the most lucrative women's league in europe and the premier league of the top k as in men's football. but the gender disparity between the 2 is huge. let's take also as an example, they were among the 1st major european men's clubs to take their women side more seriously. last season, their women finished 2nd in the w. s. l. and then men finished 5th in the premier league, despite investing more in the women's game than many rivals. the finances still couldn't be more different. but while smells i

let's bring in cindy wang in taipei. xi jinping warning if you play with fire you will get burnt. that seems to have stepped up a gear this morning. what is the tail risk of conflict? >> many people are watching very closely whether pelosi's visit could spiral into crisis. it comes at a very critical moment because china is going to have key party congress in the second half of the year during which xi jinping is likely to seek his extended term. at this moment pelosi visiting taiwan will be the first time in 25 years for someone in her position to visit this democratically ruled island. pelosi's visit is also very sensitive due to her stature because she is second in terms of the presidential line of succession. that's why we see china warned the u.s. of grave consequences should pull oc visit taiwan and u.s. president biden made public comments that militarizing is not a good idea for pelosi to visit taiwan. it is very likely pelosi is going to arrive in taiwan tonight around 10:20 p.m.. she is scheduled to meet with t

you know, the job is to thank you very cindy. dear, thanks, best millers dealing with the whole thing. bush cut by you glasses that are in your life. where did you did it? the who stores a bit by the years a new and approachable. ah, i don't know a good or do you personally with or do i to go live because i love a 3. are you club or you know, oh, did you guys out with that role? it is the roads always will they give me a list? mm hm. you know, i mean, yeah, so that you have it all evil and they all cut a check with you guys the one of the b team, bob with me at the bush, that just the other guy with a my in really this is with numbers level with we have much cover doing me on those of those. not all. you had you to hear him with couples and i wasn't. it was a mess because i think grocery store lydia a must have to rush me like my or if i me your bull hug over here. you bob. i tell you mom lisa. so i knew his name was bla. nope, i said you, mrs. been listed to learn about doing almost one of the still receive them in the gym, said there was a come on wish upgrade a fort, so he's here q

earlier, i spoke to debbie is cindy. so escandone, washington, d. c. and she told us more about the reaction to the attack on salman rushdie in the us. marianna, the reaction has been shock and anger as it has been, and much of the world. i'll take you through some of the comments that we've seen the biden administration wishing some on rusty, a quick recovery and president biden's national security advisor jake sullivan called the attack reprehensible. also the governor of the state of new york where this attack took place. kathy hoko saying that solomon rusty was an individual is an individual rather who spent decade speaking truth to power and that our thoughts are with him and his loved ones. we also saw pen america commenting. this is the organization that is dedicated to free speech saying, quote, we can think of no comparable incident of a public attack on a literary writer on american soil. and just beyond the u. s. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is also commented in a tweet on saturday, saying the cowardly attack on some on rusty i

time as it is really new and because she doesn't have all been up on me lash, they'll see me ask only cindy n. yeah. got the right, i'm will you time. yes, you must keep it 15 seconds. it was so wash, nicky. i was off control, it will not be able to pull check when you thought on the former, but most of them was 9 miles for sure. i'm not sure if i was by animal or you're she is still yes. yes, it shows the yes. what she was a human were you looking for the conditions to the shows? sure. yeah. very clear who love talk newly diagnosed about started think that it show resorts in us that with a blended and i'd say you do say we're doing a piece of shit. yeah. but more strict mean sure. you didn't you, it's a way at that. but if it's your vote or you'll need, catherine, control it on the bottom of it. they will call you to withdraw us and you go, unless somebody number press sheet, it is most of the most that i used to do. if it was nice, how can we use the spaniard that you knew anybody? we always want to keep the assembly as election as to what you needed in order to make a little bit better t

on 62 minutes, germany hung in lena mcgrew equalized cindy game and extra time england were to be denied though. and so he kelly. it was who pounced on the loose ball with 9 minutes left to send the han fence into raptures and clench england. a 1st ever european championship and as you might expect, the result was greater with delight by fans across england, which has been waiting since 1966 for any kind of football silverware. i will say a young lady with probably the best experience of all of our life to share it together to say the law and this is way in the year. i was just unbelievable. i tell you all those english girls. we have smash it even. that's how it's done. i won't plead, i do want to make you live here. go the size because we can move. i today he's relied, i say, said oh the you can love it. a great game, great reaction to break it all down for a state of the sports comic and good to see my asking as i come out here walking out here. exactly. and chewing gum, a fitting finale for a tournament that really put the game on a new level. right? it was, it was a great game. it w

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