let me ask you about what daniella was saying. um, do you think that ukraine would accept another type of roadmap or more gradual using into membership of e u because there have been ukranian officials who would have said that they would not accept the 2nd tier as they see it membership that they want to be full members of the you and they want that to happen as expeditiously as possible. i yes, i believe your client will not accept this option. uh, we really have no time to waste of you. membership is absolutely necessary as soon as possible for many reasons. first of all, it would speed up and enhance ukraine's post for recovery. it will assist the country in dealing with the aftermath of russian genocide and russian mass destruction of the country that has been going on for one and a half year. your membership would also bring ukraine closer to the cutting edge technologies that would make recovery more cost effective and speedy. it would give us access to investments about what again, enhanced the country prospects for recover

joe, my name's daniella, is it pertaining to pick names? toto? and i think it's at least a police person since 2019. okay, that's an appeal. i'm proud of this session and i want to keep it. then i think of going into the club to the association of ugly people was founded over 100 years ago in po to go into the lease market region. in 1879, it became a kind of marriage agency and then a match making agency. in the 19 seventy's, the members turned it into a protest against the craze. anybody whether ugly or beautiful can become a member? currently, membership members are around 35000 worldwide gianni luigi is the clubs, the vice president with a know some of our multiple goes ok, this is a virtue of beauty of slavery, but let's just give it to go into trouble. if we oppose the beauty credit is that discriminates against the not so beautiful so that i so far and have to struggle the price is hard for me, it's all about external appearances. but even found against that, we believe in other values like interview, intelligent said, amiability, village.

and pieter cleppe, and daniella irerra.arm welcome to you all and thank you for joining us today. if a decision is made to open negotiations for ukraine to join the eu how politically fraught will that process be? daniella: the process could be very relevant for political implications. there is the procedural consideration to be made because it is not so easy for a country to be part of the european union. there are a bunch of formal procedures to take into account. at the same time, there are political considerations because it is all is try to expand its borders for strengthening security and building peaceful neighbors. it would be a complicated process which would require a big consensus from all member states and this is the most problematic thing. mohammed: ukraine got eu candidate status in 2022, that is a process that has taken longer for other countries. ukraine jumped the line. i want to ask you if that is fair, and a from your vantage point, could we see a shorter timeline for membership? olena: ukraine's eu exce

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welcoming daniella diaz , she is the congressional reporter and author of the huddle newsletter for "litico." guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: i know you have been following this closely. a government shutdown seemed almost guaranteed and then things change drastically yesterday morning. can you explain what happened? guest: honestly, if you talk to people yesterday morning, they thought they shut was inevitable. it was a u-turn for speaker kevin mccarthy. he realized he needed to get something across the floor, prevent a shutdown, it is going to have massive economic consequences. he realized he could not do it so -- could not do it would just republican votes. -- with just republican vote so he put a bill on the floor they got almost every single democrats and almost 90 public is what it gets it. it was a mess of u-turn. he decided to do something different and reverted to a plan that get support. host: do you think there was any particular catalyst that causes change of heart? the circumstances -- it is not like the circumstances change so what were you hearing a

so the onset, the carrot bid be some places of heavy rain that this is daniella in particular, a lot of heavy rain to stretch across the south of the us pushing up towards the northeast and coolant single figures with dallas as cold as i talked to him behind him and that so making his way further east, did you guys for the week? so on counting the costs of the war on garza puts the resilience of israel's economy, the test as the nations torres and secular shuts down. how could other middle eastern countries be affected? and the world bank warns the global economy? is it a dangerous job? counting the cost on the houses here of the colleges when the, [000:00:00;00] the book about to watch the homes. that reminder of all the top stories is very full since of escalate to the ground and the result in northern golf at a time because attacked vehicles carrying civilians trying to escape killing 3 people. these are, these policies have wound our correspondence unit l site to leave the area where she's reporting from her husband received the cold warning to finally to leave that there are no

i'm joined now from london by danielle, a be yankee daniella. you are associate professor of finance at queen mary university of london. thank you for your time. today how bad is this for the is really economy? thanks for having me. just yesterday to find a sweeney ser, uh, put up some some estimates of that costs. so there was so far and the estimates are roughly $250.00 medium today. these are just the costs that i saw, all sorts of internet costs that come up from, from the colorado preserves obviously. how bad do you expect it might get? because we were just making the point that consumers aren't spending right now except for food consumption on food is up. but consumption is half of these really economy domestic consumption. do you think a recession might happen, that somebody would point stock or something is about to hop on the economic activity and pick it all depends on how long it lasts. and what is going to be the precautions for households and firms. it's, it's complicated to give a precise estimate. i'm not expecting notice session,

as daniellas of places are expected to see record-breaking heat to begin the first week of october. >he upper midwest, places like minneapolis-st. paul broke the record for the warmest day hitting 92. record highs in dakotas, missouri and iowa. >> high temperatures will continue in the central u.s. today before shifting to the northeast on tuesday. the record heat should give way to cooler temperatures by midweek. >>> still ahead on you, fighting between turkey and kurdish militants is intensifying. we'll have the latest on turkey's response after a bombing near the country's interior ministry. >>> and we'll go live to spain to get the latest on a deadly fire that ripped through a nightclub on sunday killing at least 13 people. - they slept on me for 15 years. the things i saw, the things i collected. i gained 30 pounds in dust, pollen, dander. they had two kids, two cats, and a ferret. all that time, they could have protected me, and themselves, with the number one selling allerease mattress protector. it would've been soft, comfortable, and blocked 99.9% of dust, dirt, and allergens

welcoming daniella diaz , she is the congressional reporter and author of the huddle newsletter for "litico." guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: i know you have been following this closely. a government shutdown seemed almost guaranteed and then things change drastically yesterday morning. can you explain what happened? guest: honestly, if you talk to people yesterday morning, they thought they shut was inevitable. it was a u-turn for speaker kevin mccarthy. he realized he needed to get something across the floor, prevent a shutdown, it is going to have massive economic consequences. he realized he could not do it so -- could not do it would just republican votes. -- with just republican vote so he put a bill on the floor they got almost every single democrats and almost 90 public is what it gets it. it was a mess of u-turn. he decided to do something different and reverted to a plan that get support. host: do you think there was any particular catalyst that causes change of heart? the circumstances -- it is not like the circumstances change so what were you hearing a

politico's daniella diaz joining us this morning. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," we'll turniness headlines with our friends at cnbc, including a look at the market ahead of what should be a busy week of earnings. >>> plus, taylor swift has a record-breaking weekend at the box office with a film featuring her record-breaking concert tour. she can do it all. and we'll be right back. do it a. and we'll be right back. still living with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with febreze air mist. febreze's fine mist floats longer in the air to fight even your toughest odors. so long stinky smells and hello amazing freshness. febreze air mist. >>> time now for business. for that, let's bring in joumanna bercetche who brings us the news from london. good to see you. earnings heating up with a good chunk of the s&p 500 slated to report the results. what's the early take on wall street? >> yeah. that's right, jon. as you can imagine, investors have been watching the geopolitical development in the middle east very, very closely. we did have a negative close for u.s. over the

hunter >> daniella, good evening. that rally just ended here at civic park in walnut creek. the crowd is now making its way through downtown walnut creek. things got a bit heated earlier when a group of palestinians showed up chanting an end to the occupation and calling for a free palestinian state. walnut creek police having to separate the two groups, as you mentioned. so many families here in the bay area have connections to the region, so much concern for families in israel and also gaza. as israeli warplanes hammer gaza in retaliation for this weekend's surprise hamas attack. many bay area families are dealing with the death and destruction that comes with war . >> are they are you know, they're scared. they're worried. they are right now struggling with no electricity. they don't have access to food and water. they sound very desperate. >> is a palestinian american. he's been talking to his relatives who live in gaza. >> and every day it's been i lost a home to shelling or i lost a family member. this morning, a friend of mine texted me and said that she lost 14 membe

daniella thank you so much. read daniella's new piece on knowyourvalue.com.hood. >>> coming up, we return live to israel for the latest on the country's offensive in gaza. >>> plus, reporting on new attacks against u.s. troops stationed in the middle east. we're back in two minutes. middt we're back in o twminutes. are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com what was it like before viasat satellite internet? two words: not fun. log off. i've got homework! no way! it's still my turn! but now with viasat's new plans, we have plenty of internet. for everyone! learn more about our plans at viasat.com overactive bladder? i've been there. i also used to plan my days around finding a bathroom, in fear of an embarrassing bladder accident. you're not alone, and you don't have to live like this. i don't! i found real relief with axonics therapy, a proven non-drug solution, and i got

the members recommended for appointment are daniella teitelbaum, melanie bozon, roxanne lopez. tina perdices and tara sessa as designated by resolution number 63 to 9, a seven and the csc bylaws, the csc shall have a membership of at least 11 and not more than 25 members. the cac currently has nine members in their first year of a two year term and nine members in their second year of a two year term. plus one liaison myself, if these appointments are confirmed, 19 seats on the cac will be filled, leaving open up to six seats. the nominees is named above, were interviewed and approved for appointment by active members of the cac per our bylaws and were ratified by the cac board for confirmation through our approval process. the cac board remains committed to having a membership base that is represent of all families in the district and actively works to recruit and retain members from all communities. as csc membership has voluntarily provided demographic information in this report, keep in mind all information shared for the membership is for the group as a whole. as we do not