deer all the towers on his father in front of him diana good afternoon, it's not very nice to see theace of our program. hello sergey i am very glad to be on your program and i want to say that i am extremely happy to perform this beautiful composition. and when i heard her for the first time oh from me right away, and memories came flooding back yes my childhood, when we were sitting with my grandmother in the village, and she sang folk songs to me yes and certain memories from childhood. yes, they certainly can be traced in this composition. yes i'm on polyushenko sleeper or crying vocal student belorusskaya won at the university of this culture and the bridge in the specialty of strange vocals at the laureate, national and international festival competitions. people came to see our new hut. how long was the hut? well, lord, i yell at the collapse of the water, where are you our neighbors are suitable for us good afternoon to the one who is kind there, kind. all the gods have gathered for a day and for your sake, god, happiness i call happiness to the one who goes to this home happi

about that, diana. not good at all.ould not feel good about that. after a year of planning, the journey has begun. i'm about to get squished think skinny. now pull. it's jammed. huh? we've decided to call it a day. so we've set up camp on the sea ice. there's only a few feet of ice between our tent floor and the ocean below. there could be whales swimming beneath us. so i think this should be a good place to put these buoys out. like many polar oceanographers, i do my research remotely. i work with equations, i run computer models, and i interpret satellite imagery. most of the time i sit at a desk. i've been in the arctic just once before. it was on an icebreaker, confined to the ship. first application of using these, uh it's a different experience, having my feet on the ice, seeing everything up close. i'm pretty excited to see if they actually work. today diana and i are testing these prototype wave buoys. i want to find out how sea ice breaks up and use that information to improve climate models. it looks pretty go

lasting impact our diana olick has been digging into the migration patterns and impact on prices diana, goodorning. >> good morning, frank moving patterns are holding, but home rises are weakening in the hottest markets due to mortgage rates and the demographic makeup of those moving in and out this is according to the study from bank of america look at the top five markets for population growth in the first two years of the pandemic. tampa, orlando and austin and phoenix and vegas. price gains between 30% and 50%. they are seeing population growth which is now a third. prices in the markets are reacting differently in 2022, home prices remained str strong in tampa and orlando. vegas and phoenix saw smaller price gains. why is that? demographics and home building austin's flow is younger americans. many of whom are renting or buying less expensive homes. compare to tampa and orlando where baby boomers are heading boosting prices. there was heavier home building in phoenix and austin leading to more supply which, of course, tempers prices as for cities with the biggest pandemic outflows, new

performance in the last 18 months our diana olick looks at where the opportunities are at the bottom diana, good>> good morning, frank yeah, rising interest rates really took their toll on real estate, causing values to plummet due to the higher costs of financing and the office sector is, of course, grabbing the headlines as return to work has been, let's say, difficult but some analysts say reits are ready to rise. jonathan krinski says they're close to clearing an 18-month downtrend. perhaps this brings in some momentum players top rate performers are data cen centers, timber, self storage, residential, and industrial. timber is from the growth and housing markets and apartments from still strong rental demand. i want to call out one sector though single family rental reits they've been benefitting from the tight supply of homes for sale and the very pricing housing market overall both of those stocks are way up year to date so what about the fed potentially boosting interest rates even more? well, nareit has introduced its forecast while u.s. public equity reits may not have been immune from

and you and i are working together, yes, diana good. what do you want?lace what should i do? there is some kind of wig to change, we need to go to the club brighter. what kind of club is a good club to go somewhere one person, you are his type. and see that our girl is not offended, neither yours nor others, agreed. don't worry, bro. no, i still have to pay for the kindergarten, no. demidov andrei valerievich you ordered to take control. well, along the highway , a response came from the nizhny tagil colony for former employees to a request from the homicide department. well, what’s there, at your request, we inform you that there is a portrait resemblance to yuri konstantinovich, convicted under articles 286, part 3 and 146, part 3, a former employee of the criminal investigation department of the moscow main internal affairs directorate who served his sentence in our colony from 2009 to 2013, and during the period of serving the sentence, potekhin's closest connection was the stories of viktor pavlovich, also a former employee moscow criminal investiga

the san diego zoo says diana is taking very good care of her babies. here they are. and they're as big as her paw. diana and the cubs will stay in the den to bond and then they'll make their debut to the public. it is estimated 400 to 600 sumatran tigers left in the world. the zoo is hoping the cubs will bring awareness for the need to preserve them in their native habitat. mommy looks very happy. >> you can watch our broadcast on streaming. >>> a street vendor harassed by security guards outside of the home depot in san jose. the vendor confronted by the two guards who knock over his strawberries. the swift action taken by home depot. >>> dianne feinstein, the help she was given by a fellow senator. >>> and faithful rodents helping us adapt to climate change. the role of beavers to help us deal with our climate in crisis. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. an exclusive story and now viral video of two security guards confronting a street vendor at a home depot in san jose. one of those guards k

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good times. james: well, let's see i'll pay this one, stall this one, gotta argue about this one, and this one imma put in the funny papers... dianaasquale: shows like good times and sanford and son took a great step forward in that we see more depictions of black families, but those families are also squarely in the working-class. jimmie walker: we were people that work 60 hours a week and clean your houses and empty your garbage cans. stokely carmichael: we must set higher goals; we must set higher goals. aramide tinubu: in the 1970s, stokely carmichael was one of the the black panthers. stokely and some of his panthers go storming into norman lear's office... norman lear: my secretary said, "there's three guys that want to see the garbage man." jay moriarty: they said, you've got this poor black family on good times. you know, all black people aren't poor like that. this is a real misrepresentation. norman lear: so, we had a black family next door, on all in the family. and then we decided to move them on up, ♪ well we're movin' on up kim: everybody knows what that means. you've moved on up, you on the east side, but ooh. what

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and that's a good to is of diana and assigned me to you, not to and i'm with them. cool. must exhaust issue. that was she nice you can when you got but so you have what you, what have you thought the producing him on the apartment and then i know sit there that how much she'll during the good to be uses. the temple was originally the jacqueline. there was that i spent the dining over, it was the thoughts you purchased a i used to receive this remodeled almost that i didn't literally best buy. i can, if there's somewhere more than more, she has that a way to ship that to be sent exactly. still not familiar with them since the solution, but i do see mobile name, the movie, the most accurate spot of pay it if you would stay with them today is more protection to our people. examples of the nice primarily concern speed security, defensive systems from our partners. and so fortunately, i'd like to say that we have some positive views on the new packages of defense and slipping words coming from our partners. and here at the end, the summit rates and we already have a number of

diana not distracting you distracting? why are criminals always brought to us? good thing they put up a guard. hello, who are you? what are you doing here breaks? come quickly here to help. well, a criminal, some kind of criminal, this is our driver, we generally have a hero, and today he shows the criminal to the neighboring ward with passive news. i'm sorry, i'm just, yes, i didn't expect that the ambulance driver has already done it himself. this is what we did bypass surgery for himself, seriously. you're mocking me. fracture fracture he always fracture went hero. no, bone, take sick leave. and i'll call. yes , let me fill out the cards, seriously, then i 'll run. under station 58 is that? i knew, thank you , good lord. thank you. may i ask you to use this computer desk? are you all right there? say thank you what didn't you like? he was fine here. in a classmate closet stopped wife went where? mom, in general, you would have started everything tv. by the way, my dear girls. is what happened joking in sense it is impossible to kiss? just being serious right now. with raspberry kost, you can't go to sleep. i d

diana, in her 97th minute, does not sit still. the trouble is all on her, the woman is preparing soups in the process, she tells that today, as before, every day she is waiting for goodabout the victory, but all the candidates want books in german on her shelf , glasses without reading, a pensioner does not imagine the life of ms. diana, a german teacher by profession language, she first worked at a school at the tver military academy, the woman was born in the russian federation, later taught at kharkiv university with her husband in this city and lived most of her life , what war is, ms. diana learned when she was still a schoolgirl, it was canceled, she was about 39 at school what was it, well, are you my feeling because, for example, the school where i studied and she was taken under the care of a hospital and we want a surprise at school, you know , they want eight o'clock in the evening, we went yes, alone in a dream, now a pensioner with her daughter ksenia live in cherkasy, and in the first months of the full-scale invasion, they lived under shelling in kharkiv, the explosions didn't slow down , they didn't stop. well, not for a second. i didn't sleep at all.

we will have diana look at the drives along the bridges. >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining us on your monday morning. hope you had a great weekend. we are taking a live look outside for you at th roads this morning. you need to start preparing now because it' going to start getting a lot warmer as we head into the rest of the week and into the weekend. how does it feel today >> we are off to a mild start a we kick off this weekend. 80s i her inland area, 60s off the coast. we have a big warm up around the corner. those triple digits are making their debut this week. this talk about it. about two weeks ago when we had to meet advisories often the east in the nails. it was a holiday weekend which impacted many of us in and out of town. working to see that late this week. we are off to a cool start. 50s in the forecast anywhere in oakland right now. even north into santa rosa as w speak. let's talk a little bit more about san jose. warm spots later this week we could see some upper 90s and the forecast but we are off to a mild start today. 70s insight today. we will see plenty

diana, thank you very much >>> potential buyers may not want to hear this, but for the rest of you it could be goodbe starting to firm up and rise again joining me to explain is andy walden good to see you again. welcome. >> good to see you, kelly. you warned months ago this may be coming. do you think it's starting to happen >> it is if you look at our home price index for may, you saw the fifth consecutive gain, you saw home price growth equivalent to 8.9%. so yeah, absolutely, we're starting to see a shift. >> give us the numbers >> yeah. so it's 0.1% year over year. so flat from the same time last year but if you look at seasonally adjusted month over month changes, up 0.7% in may, what we have seen over the last three months if you saw that type of growth for a 12-month period, we would be talking about home growth price of 8% 12 months from now we'll see if that continues to hold >> if we sustain the recent price increase that you are tracking, and if we sustain that pace, we could be talking about an 8% increase in home prices over the next 12 months. >> year over year. we'll see what takes

host: diana in dallas, texas. caller: good morning. this is my opinion.t is necessary to know where you come from to know where you're going. we were not able to read and write [indiscernible] we did not have a choice. we worked out in the field. they did not give us a choice. let's keep things straight. don't act like they did us a favor. we were not given the choice. let's keep things straight and in order. host: let's take a look at this quote from the tallahassee democrat artle one governor ron desantis sned the stop woke act last year, it ohibited any teaching that could make students feel bear "personal responsibility, guilt, anguish, or other forms of pogical distr for actions in the pasitted by members of their own race. and blocked instructions that suggested anyone was either ileged or oppressed bas race or skin color. it also requires discussions about race to be taught in an objective manner and bands discussion used to indoctrinate or persuade students to a particular point ofiew. wonder what you think about that. we are taking your calls. ka

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good, but it wouldn't have happened like this. now the government is waking up, with the filling up of the states of diana and those games , the water level of the ja mena or moula river in the capital of india continues to rise and has reached the highest level in the last 50 years. and the danger is lurking in the houses of marketers, drivers and travelers on the roads around it. in the past years, the water level of the rivers did not rise. the government does not guide people where to go. conditions are more difficult for women and children. markets, religious places , etc. residential houses around jamdadi river one by one now the evacuation and closure due to the continued rains and rising water level in these markets , the shopkeeper of this commercial center will be unemployed and their business units will be closed . it doesn't help. the books meet the needs of the children and they are repetitive. i don't care about the new . friends, it is clear that this has no effect on us. the transformative ideas and experiences of the schools were now exhibited in an event called "al-ta" or the "alphabet of transformation". and child

diana in lexington. democrat. caller: good morning. hello. host: go ahead.hat you think about the question, is washington keeping on the issues that matter to you? caller: i think they are trying to. i would rather that they have equal amounts, because until then, they are not going to get anything done. the gun issue, the women's rights are taken away from them. i do not know about you, but any preacher who stands in front of a church and starts preaching, they are not -- and starts preaching about republican or democrat is not a preacher in my book. my mother told me she cannot do anything when she was pregnant back in the 1950's because she did not have any right, they could not have their tubes tied or nothing else. it is going back to that. they need to get out and vote. host: you are talking about the good ones on both sides are focusing on the issues that matter to you. who are some of the good ones on both sides, specifically? caller: they are trying. host: who are some of them? caller: some of the biden administration, some of the good ones are repu

diana in lexington. democrat. caller: good morning. hello. host: go ahead.hat you think about the question, is washington keeping on the issues that matter to you? caller: i think they are trying to. i would rather that they have equal amounts, because until then, they are not going to get anything done. the gun issue, the women's rights are taken away from them. i do not know about you, but any preacher who stands in front of a church and starts preaching, they are not -- and starts preaching about republican or democrat is not a preacher in my book. my mother told me she cannot do anything when she was pregnant back in the 1950's because she did not have any right, they could not have their tubes tied or nothing else. it is going back to that. they need to get out and vote. host: you are talking about the good ones on both sides are focusing on the issues that matter to you. who are some of the good ones on both sides, specifically? caller: they are trying. host: who are some of them? caller: some of the biden administration, some of the good ones are repu

voice of america in ukrainian see you tomorrow good luck dad we continue the search for 4 children from a large family of dmitrenkas from mariupol 14-year-old dianaar-old etori and five-year-old demir all of them disappeared together with their father and for more than a year nothing is known about their fate in the dmitrenka family at seven children, and they all lived in a high-rise building on troitska street on the night of march 12 last year. the projectile is just a stunning story of dmitrenko's family, the mother of the missing children, who experienced real hell, told me on march 15, the projectile is burning on the internet. i don't know what kind of aircraft or what kind of projectile it is, i can't even explain what kind of projectile it was because it had a very , well, smell . and let them go home when there were shellings, the family hid in the basement and at night on march 12, it was more or less calm, so everyone stayed in their own apartment on the ninth floor, and in the morning the house of the dmitrenks looked like this. on march 11 , 2022, my train is on fire. the 9th floor has flown. they took away a neighbor of dmytrenko's

good morning, gio. that's right. it's so poignant. today would have been princess diana's2nd birthday and while both her boys honored her and her legacy they didn't mention each other. overnight princes william and harry putting on a united front, sort of, all in honor of their mother, princess diana. >> when we provide them with the tools and opportunities to make a difference, they can truly change the world. a belief shared by my mother and one i'm proud to continue in her name. >> her legacy continues to inspire and serve as an example of how to navigate the complexities of our world today. >> reporter: ever since the duke and duchess of sussex left their royal life behind for california, the rift only deepening. the brothers banding together for the only charity they have ever set up in her memory, the diana awards. but their tributes given separately only showing their division. >> not only do we have separate messages but no acknowledgement of each other at all, really indicating that the relationship between the brothers is rock bottom. >> reporter: making separate

diana ross. but her most famous collaboration was with prince. another bay area star was there for the honor. vallejo native h.e.r. spoke at today's ceremony. >>> goodf you're looking to buy a car. better than expected inflation numbers are paying off on car lots across the country. wholesale used car prices dropped by more than 4% from may to june. that is the largest monthly decrease since the start of the pandemic. and it's because there is more used car inventory, which means more choices and more competitive prices. >> this is the best market for buyers. they're getting the most money for their dollar on the used car market, definitely. and also on new cars. the dealers are not marking them up as much as what they used to, and they are willing to negotiate. >> tonight, "nbc nightly news" takes you to a car dealership to find out what bargaining power drivers have now. they'll also break down what car prices are expected to do over are costing less. that's all coming up at 6:30. >>> a robot might be spotted at your chipotle mexican grill soon, and it comes just in time. it is no secret the restaurant industry is struggling with a shrinking workf

good luck. take care, dad. we are continuing the search for 4 children from a large family of dmytroniks from mariupol . 14-year-old diana, 12-year-old timofey, eight-year-old etori and five-year-old demir. disappeared together with their father. and for more than a year nothing is known about their fate in the family of dmytrenko . there were seven children. they all lived in a high-rise building on troitskaya street on the night of march 12 last year. dmytrenka, the mother of the missing children, who experienced real hell, told me on the 15th of march, the projectile is burning. i don't know what kind of aircraft it is, i can't even explain what kind of projectile it was , because it had a very, well, smell. it was so, well, everything burned quickly not long before these events on the day when the war began, mrs. tatiana was taken to the maternity hospital and she herself gave birth to a child. after a few days, she and the baby were discharged and sent home. when there were shelling, the family hid in the basement, and on the night of march 12, it was more or less calm, so everyone stayed in their own apartment on t

think that will get us there >> andy walden and diana olick thank you for your insight power lunch starts after thi quick break. don't go anywhere. >>> goodybody, welcome to power lunch alongside contessa brewer, gla you could join us. 295,000 jobs is that number just right to calm the market's fear about inflation and potentially more and more aggressive rate hikes >>> and plus janet yelle complains about china' mistreatment of u.s. companies definitively pointing out recent puniti

good difference in the studio. to belarus of belarus, the driver of the youth wing of the belarusian union is a woman diana peace.e which city of belarus the beautiful svetlana borovskaya went to . hold sergei vladimirovich something to say. oh, rolled on this tractor. this is a poisonous herb. it is for external use. yes you, i'm going, i have no words on how a person can come up with beauty, and then create it. yes , you have to come here to remember, to remember and ends my heart believes the letter gives the letter will reach. there is always hope than ivan-tea strawberries and meadowsweet beneficial to health. what specialists are trained at the agrarian college, how has the unique estate been preserved, and why is it necessary to come to the red coast? find out in the new episode of the program this saturday. turn on the good knapsack with svetlana borovskaya tomorrow at 9:10. this is a story about the war through a story about the world, this time beats, because it does not sound, maybe, but banal, but may there always be heaven, of course. well, as we saw from the announcement , the clock will strike at 9

archbishop of canterbury called the wedding of prince charles and lady diana spencer today the stuff of fairy tales. chancellor: goodtill talking about the events of the day. troy: when you have great moments like the royal wedding, they're a part of history and it's done beautifully and everybody has a chance to watch it all on television. everybody just wants to drink a toast to chuck and di. jennings: a princess who must now be aware as it was on this day that every single move she makes in public will be recorded and observed. a very difficult life indeed. we'll be back in just a moment with some closing observations and one final look at what has justifiably been called the wedding of the century. officiant: by the authority of the state of new york, i pronounce that they are husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. [ cheers and applause ] your wedding was seen by an astonishing number of people -- 16 and 19 million viewers. how do you account for that kind of popularity? oh, i can't. i can't. the way it's grown, it's just -- it's amazing to me. connelly: it did appear in the '80s that it was a good time for d

goodness. we all are getting to know diana, but i know you were texting your husband because you were like, "i'mome early then, right? [laughter] >> you thought you were going to have a short day! no, we'll do a parade in the future. diana, how are you feeling? >> this is amazing. i don't deserve this! >> yes, you do! they told us that you do, and i think everyone here, especially those that know you so well -- i saw you with people you hadn't seen in a long time. this is your family. >> this is my family. this is the best family a girl could ever have, to be able to come here to the magic kingdom every day. it doesn't matter that i park mile away and have to walk a mile to get to work! [laughter] >> get this lady a parking pass! diana, thank you so much. congratulations. thank you, dapper dans. thank you everyone a magical morning here on main street, usa. [applause] >> all right, ginger. thank you for bringing that to us from the ultimate main street usa. coming up, we have a big surprise for two military kids. trust me, you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ building a better bay area moving forward,

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put up a bottle brought yes to diana a bottle, i myself was surprised. it's such a pity was a good i know tatiana for a hundred years. she promised me not to use it against you. i didn’t work then, i studied, my uncle, the deceased, had a share in one casino, and i helped him there in accounting. there, of course, everything was not very transparent interests. in general, in the summer of 2008 we were transporting money, of course, but no desire to die for 25 years. so i understand that there was no report to the police. and how many of them were there , do you remember what they looked like? well, these with machine guns these two and the driver behind the wheel. and how they looked to find out, probably, i'll find out, but i won't be able to write. so, did i understand you correctly? were they not wearing masks? i'm sorry, i'll leave you for a couple of minutes. i would like to send a photograph of cabbage on belova which you showed me. let's go, well, igor they are. this is an old photo. can i copy a photo? 2 million what the hell he sits at home maybe after duty maybe in the ho

diana is you paid? well, the treats the, much as we got seen, frequent $3000.00 that you told her about the top bands or any more money. it isn't good enough to use as in the groceries who donald trump is. so donald trump or adults $70000000.00 directly for his campaign $75000000.00. 5 together through various contact financing routes for the boss of the georgia, that money was coming to douglas, getting less than the demo, really 5 out of 10 it. he's really successful. it seems like the 2nd theater is when the changes went through the gates and it's become really successful for him to appeal to the republican face by saying that coming up to me on. but, but actually that coming up to you that so you have um, these are as you were saying, extraordinary sums of money. so how did they compare to previous campaigns? and that's when, by the, by the number of $72000000.00 looks bull precarious. that might seem to initially because 50 to move out to all of this, did you with any of those dollars came from the democratic national committee, only $19900000.00 was given directly to bite and to his, to his campaign, to get a very reasonable e

let's hear from diana now in livingston, new jersey, democratic line. caller: good morning.dressing what frank luntz said. he is trying to make false equivalencies. i sympathize with him that he is trying to save his party as well as other former republicans, but doesn't he see that when republican callers call in they don't even believe him. they don't believe the courts, they don't believe their senior leaders, because they have been told -- he brought up the mail-in votings. they were told mail in votes or fraudulent by their leader. they would vote for a man who said he would change the u.s. constitution. when he mentioned stacey abrams, it is because she saw the dirty tricks the republicans do with gerrymandering like they just did in alabama. they are going. to -- they are going to defy the supreme court. they were ordered to redraw a nap. that is not democracy. that is what is happening in israel. that is why you see so many people in the street there. that man is corrupted there. he is under charges. he wants to change their judicial system and that is what trump is

let's hear from diana now in livingston, new jersey, democratic line. caller: good morning.essing what frank luntz said. he is trying to make false equivalencies. i sympathize with him that he is trying to save his party as well as other former republicans, but doesn't he see that when republican callers call in they don't even believe him. they don't believe the courts, they don't believe their senior leaders, because they have been told -- he brought up the mail-in votings. they were told mail in votes or fraudulent by their leader. they would vote for a man who said he would change the u.s. constitution. when he mentioned stacey abrams, it is because she saw the dirty tricks the republicans do with gerrymandering like they just did in alabama. they are going. to -- they are going to defy the supreme court. they were ordered to redraw a nap. that is not democracy. that is what is happening in israel. that is why you see so many people in the street there. that man is corrupted there. he is under charges. he wants to change their judicial system and that is what trump is th

. >>> good news for renters and not so much for apartment reits which could be in for a rude awakening. diana olick? >> for the first time since the start of the pandemic according to apartment list. rents fell 0.7% from july of last year and it might not sound like a lot, but it is indicative of a bigger slide to come and rent growth peaked at an astounding 18% annually in 2021. month to month rents were up very slightly 0.3% and that's much slower than historical averages for the month all right. why are rents cooling? because vacancies are rising vacancies hit 7.3% surpassing the previous peak in june of 2020 we've been warning about new supply coming on and here it is. there are currently a record number of apartment units under construction and being finished. so let's talk about the reits and will react to all of this. names like avalon bay which is set to report earnings later today and equity financial and apartment reits have been among the best reit performers as other sectors were hit hard by higher interest rates and we may start to feel pressure and equity residential reported la

a lot of momentum in the space, which is good because the industrial space is huge back to you guys >> and we have been reporting on that that was great, dianalick. thank you for joining us more than 30 years have passed since the landmark americans with disabilities act was signed into law and yet decades later just a fraction of employees with disabilities disclose them to their employers. we're going to dig into why. anhod w corporate america can help change that when "power lunch" returns >>> welcome back this weeks marks 33 years since the disabilities act was signed into law while most companies encourage employees to disclose their disability, a new report shows not many do. why is that? >> of the 485 companies that were surveyed by the nonprofit disability-in, 93% encouraged employees to self-identify having a disability but only 4.6% of employees at those firms are disclosing another survey found the prevalence of people with disabilities in the workplace is about 25%. many employees may stay silent fearing stigma or losing out on a job or promotion but to rob koch, deaf and a manager at a consulting firm, the first hurd sustainable

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dame diana johnson, home affairs, thank you and good afternoon, prime minister. >> you're appealing >e bill introduced, 8128 people bill was introduced, 8128 people have crossed the channel in small boats. so if we assume your rwanda policy is upheld in the in the supreme court , rwanda the in the supreme court, rwanda has said they can take a capacity of 500 people. so that leaves 7628 who've come across since the bill was introduced. what do you intend will happen to those people as i said, i'm not going to talk about a private commercial contract that we have, but our rwanda scheme , we have, but our rwanda scheme, as we have said multiple times , as we have said multiple times, is uncapped. >> okay. so that's not what the rwandans say, is it? >> okay. so that's not what the rwandans say, is it ? well, the rwandans say, is it? well, the rwandans say, is it? well, the rwanda scheme is uncapped and which is why i believe it can act as a very helpful deterrent when the scheme is up and running. >> can i move on to your other promise, which is around dealing with the backlog? and when

diana in spencer . let's continue with in spencer. let's continue with the stories kicking things off at the metro and police overhauls could mean goodcop is going to be replaced with good cop, good cop. steve oh, maybe thousands of cops could be sacked in disciplinary system overhaul. >> they're looking into a review of the way that the dismissal process happens. that's right. we get to pick between cops doing really bad things or a staffing shortage. what a time to be alive. hashtag winning. they're at the way they're looking at the way that you basically find you can basically find misconduct get rid of a misconduct and get rid of a police by putting some police officer by putting some of the in charge . at the of the police in charge. at the moment, need to have an moment, you need to have an independent, legally qualified chairman committee chairman of this. the committee , you would have , the lcs. you would have thought that having someone independent would have been the best than have the best way rather than have the police but police police themselves. but they . so maybe, yeah, they don't work. so maybe, yeah, let's they c

diana. >> erielle: then get revved up for nascar's first street race. >> erielle: then get ref revved up for nascar's first street race. building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> goodut minimum wages in six cities are going up including san francisco, alameda , milpitas, fremont and berkeley . emeryville will have the highest local minimum wage 1867 per hour. that's not the only increase that we're seeing. the cost across the golden gate bridge is also going up for drivers with fast track. the increase is from 840 to 875. it is going to be hot this weekend , but people say they are not going to let the rising temperatures stop them from having some fun. think water rides and fireworks. abc seven news was in the east bay yesterday where people sweated it out at the alameda county fair in pleasanton for many, it is a family tradition. they say they come out every year even when it is crazy tsay hot. and speaking of that heat, it is going to be a very hot weekend. so let's go check out that forecast with frances. yeah. >> gloria, minimum wage toll prices and temperatures are going up. here's a live look from the east bay hills. you see that the fog has cleared back to

good one of. >> of princess diana. i really do. think the only one they've do.yeah. >> yeah. >> the garden with the boys statue. >> come on, it looks. >> but do you not think that all statues it's all. it's statues have. it's all. it's like a piece of art that you're looking at it and have your looking at it and you have your own opinion. >> one of winston >> i love the one of winston churchill in parliament square. love. absolutely captures him love. it absolutely captures him looking, and looking, you know, big and grumpy. >> yeah, that's the >> yeah, that's one that the wokes deface. and. but wokes always deface. and. but i love the corgis are getting recognition after all these years very her years they've been very gave her so much pleasure. >> yeah. okay. so much pleasure. >> ieah. okay. so much pleasure. >> i think)kay. so much pleasure. >> i think we're going to have to it there. pete and to leave it there. pete and emma, thank you very much. very lively morning. i you lively morning. i hope you enjoyed at that was enjoyed it at home. that was fantastic.

diana to start making her amazing lasagna again. it is great place and it is such a great community, so yeah, thanks so much. >> good afternoon. i'm jim from swensen's. thank you rick for all the fantastic work and assistance with the process of putting our package together. i like to acknowledge a couple of people. the owner of swensen's, richard. he worked there 55 years. i would be hard pressed to find anyone in the room that worked any place for 55 years, so welcome. alongside him is my wife diane, my partner in crime. we took over three years ago and she is absolutely not going to come up here and talk, so i'm it. and lastly, allen. he's as he says a fan of san francisco, a fan of the neighborhood and fan of swensen's. he pushed us to do the legacy business, so thank you. we are here today to preserve our business. the small ice cream shop in san francisco and russian hill, but an important part to san francisco. we employed hundred and hundreds of high school and college students teaching about customer service, responsibility and way to earn money. i like to thank the neighborhood and the surrounding areas of the city.

diana to start making her amazing lasagna again. it is great place and it is such a great community, so yeah, thanks so much. >> good afternoon. i'm jim from swensen's. thank you rick for all the fantastic work and assistance with the process of putting our package together. i like to acknowledge a couple of people. the owner of swensen's, richard. he worked there 55 years. i would be hard pressed to find anyone in the room that worked any place for 55 years, so welcome. alongside him is my wife diane, my partner in crime. we took over three years ago and she is absolutely not going to come up here and talk, so i'm it. and lastly, allen. he's as he says a fan of san francisco, a fan of the neighborhood and fan of swensen's. he pushed us to do the legacy business, so thank you. we are here today to preserve our business. the small ice cream shop in san francisco and russian hill, but an important part to san francisco. we employed hundred and hundreds of high school and college students teaching about customer service, responsibility and way to earn money. i like to thank the neighborhood and the surrounding areas of the city.