and i then proceeded to look up on mail food chemist or home ec food chemist.if anyone knows this please tell me because i couldn't figure it out. >> not sure i want to know. >> i did find them craft cheese cookbooks from the 30s that were put together by their chief home economist that are actually really great.al the recipes look really delicious. >> that is great. i saw allison that you called out had posted in the section. is anybody else here knitting orcrocheting while they're watching . i hope so . because i feel like people who are knitting are actually better listeners. i know that when i was touring with my novel i was in bookstores and knitting stores and in the netting stores, they nevereven looked at me . i could sort of walk-in naked and they would never bat an eye. but when the knitters came to bookstores they were very sneaky . they had their netting and once i started talking they would slowly put out, hoping no one noticed. >> the funny part of that is how i went to the american association of family and consumer sciences conference in 2018, 2

my phone was navigation, isn't the, should ec say children still don't learn enough at school? partly because international partners made mistakes on an organizational level to the home figure ball. they built a lot so they built lots of schools that no one cared what was happening inside them without the it was all very rudimentary punch dietetic, despite debate about whether the intervention of the international community was worthwhile. there have been marked improvements, especially in education unesco, say the number of kids enrolling in schools has risen clearly. but the education gap between rural and urban areas remains would be that there has been considerable progress at primary school level. it's estimated that half of all afghans can now read and write. and that was different 20 years ago. once again, the same goes for educating girls in the 1900 ninety's under the taliban, they got no education at all. when women were completely oppressed under the taliban, their situation remains precarious, but they have gained some rights. they can vote, joined political movemen

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this comes days after braemar ec -- ebrahim raisi has been elected president.d this be construed as a message to him and his incoming administration? guest: as the professor pointed out, we do not know. we do not know if the two tracks i pointed to earlier arlington anyway. i would be surprised if they are meant to be a message from for a couple of reasons. first of all, raisi is there is a spokesperson for the supreme leader. his manufactured election was because he was a favorite of the supreme leader's office. all candidates i could have defeated him in the election were blocked by the guardian council. there is a message being sent to the supreme leader's office. i do not think they will be that concerned about the seizure of the domains of these sites. as you have noted, the sites continue to operate and if anything it gives iran a sort of unwitting propaganda victory here. they can claim to be the victim of the awful americans, who are trying to oppress them and suppress their freedoms, when in fact, iran has basically been not only censoring, they have b

ordinarily think government should do and that is an issue on the left but on the right the criticism of ecmpany in speech and in particular on the other issues about republican governors not wanting companies to impose vaccine passports or mandates i am skeptical that business can avoid the political entanglement that i'm especially worried about. gerry: guess what it is already happening right now there are hundreds, probably thousands of businesses that have sent to their employees, i don't care what the government says, you must be vaccinated in order to come work here. gerry: mark, very quickly, last word to you when we see the major crisis pandemics, wars, acts of terrorism government acquires new powers new rights and responsibilities we sell after 9/11 with the patriot act in the second world war and all kind of government are you concerned or the other think the government has been able to impose, state governments, the federal government able to impose, do we have a ratchet effect, coming out of this we may enter a new paradigm where government has acquired all kinds of new powers

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i make an accumulated cluster of plastic create this image the ec.e is a message here. great art is timeless but will plastic waste less creative imagination? translation: i predict these works will remain for many years in the history of mankind. we know that the mona lisa is much older than 200 years. the plastics that we use will also be in nature for more than 200 years. his work should, covid willing, go on display later this year. plastic not always so fantastic. a reminder of our top story.... the japanese tennis star and world number two — naomi osaka — says she's withdrawing from the french open as a result of controversy over her refusal to speak to the media during the tournament. she said she got huge waves of anxiety about speaking to the press after matches. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ reged ahmad bbc. hello again. bank holiday monday was the hottest day of the year so far. i would say "no complaints", but may was a complete wash—out — the wettest on record in wales, the fourth wettest for the uk, and it was chilly. 25 celsius w

how does the european community, the eu, the ec and brussels, how does it fit into the g7 continuity?oes it fit in around the table at cornwall? maria: she does represent the commission, which is becoming incredibly powerful in brussels and in europe so essentially to get everything done in the european union you need the french, the germans, and then you will need brussels. she is that person who represents the brussels voice. you need to remember that she was -- she does know a lot about this topic. it is relevant to some extent. tom: you absolutely nailed it with your defense. what do the nations want from the president of the united states on his unilateral exit from afghanistan? maria: we have not heard anything on this and that significant. the real focus for the country, even europeans, ukrainians, lithuanians, poland, it is russia. vladimir putin has been sending so many troops to the eastern border and they worry about that. this is the number one thing they want to speak with president biden about. they want a clear commitment ahead of wednesday that he will go in and repres

a normal non—pandemic years, the kind of headlines ec, winter pressures, crowded a&e departments, staffpening anyway, let's add onto that the knock—on impact of covid, la covid, mental health, but the waiting list, there are 5 million people on the waiting lists. before the pandemic, there were about 1600 people waiting a year for surgery and at the time we thought there was and at the time we thought there was a big number, it is now 385,000. this list is huge, there are other things coming up. the boss of nhs england, nothing about to do this, is going to step down, so that will destabilise things. there will be a spending review where savage javid will have to fight for health and also social care, there is so much for him to be doing right now, his injury is overflowing. he for him to be doing right now, his injury is overflowing.— for him to be doing right now, his injury is overflowing. in'ury is overflowing. he has to be a injury is overflowing. he has to be a fiuhter, injury is overflowing. he has to be a fighter. a _ injury is overflowing. he has to be a fighter, a decision-mak

are shivering in their boots, that their investment is not going to be what they thought it was the ec -- what they thought it was? brandon: those investors are unfortunately not orange build like we are. in the long run, bitcoin will be where it needs to be. the volatility is the tax that we pay for being on the right side of this trade, the incredible trade in the long run that will be a huge dividend. emily: what is where it needs to be to you? we have heard to a million, to infinity and beyond, one lambo by the end of the year. what is your price prediction? brandon: i don't like to speak too much about price. in my mind, one bitcoin is one bitcoin and that will always be the case. the fact that chinese miners will have to shut down and go to the united states, the long-term trend that bitcoin is the greatest store of value in the history of planet earth, nothing is even comparable. when i have cash, it goes into bitcoin because i know what it is. it is the best savings mechanism. blips in hash-rate, geopolitical tensions, these are all along the way of bitcoin being universally id

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the roughly $200 billion measure is also one of the largest eces of industrial legislation ever to makeough congress, though it still needs to be reconciled with a house version. stephanie sy has more. stephanie: the senate bill invests billions in innovation and critical technologies, many of which the chinese government has made a top priority for years. earlier, the biden administration announced it was taking steps to ensure the u.s has its own supply of essential products and components, many of which are today manufactured in china. this is aimed at boosting the u.s.'s competiteness with the world's second-largest economy. nick, what steps did the white house take, and how did they fit in with the bill the senate is voting on? nick: this is the white house and congress making a statement saying that in order to take on china, the u.s. must focus on itself. the white house pretty fortune supply chain assessment identified four areas of focus starting with semiconductors, then batteries, as well as critical minerals. think about rare earth's that end up in cell phones, and pharmaceu

brussels in the united kingdom and united states, but what is the perception of michelle and all of the eu ec thing out of germany? matt: it may be getting better now that vaccinations are starting to roll in. but the perception of brussels in germany was deeply injured by the slow vaccination rollout. the government in berlin handed off vaccination purchasing and distribution to brussels and that looks like a big mistake for a long time from this perspective. tom: lisa, the 10 year yield, we have to stay on that throughout the day. lisa: the fact that it is coming back in. it is stickiness. the idea that you can go out to eat and come back to the office. there was a story today, fewer than three out of 10 white-collar employees were working out the office on average or content of the major cities in the u.s. they are going out to eat a lot more than that. tom: it will be a battle, to say the least. a delicate battle. thank you so much for listening in brussels. maria from brussels emails in. she says, tom, i am sorry. that is our harley. thank you, maria. lisa: we appreciate your comment. to

at what can only be deduced as willful ignorance or avoidance of this proof perpetuated by leading ec subpoena lags. the committee recommends the attorney general to raise run or publicity for their own ends. so, again, this is a michigan senate republican investigation, and the republicans in the senate in michigan say not only is the antrim county, michigan, supposed fraud stuff total bunk. it's also so obviously bunk that people continuing to push that nonsense should potentially be criminally investigated for knowingly perpetrating a fraud. wow. okay then. having buried the antrim county election fraud fantasies about 30 feet deep at that point, the michigan republicans writing this report, then move on to systemically rip their way through all of the other trump election fraud fantasy nonsense claims about their state. they investigate and they prove and ultimately conclude that, no, tons of dead people did not vote in michigan. they did find there was one 92-year-old lady who, quote, died four days before the november 2020 election. research showed she had submitted her complete

. >> let's find out when the release coming john to another reason to stay inside in the ecs, the heat and about well, we are going to be looking at another triple digit day to day. indeed in tomorrow. a couple more of those triple digit something on. >> but here's the good news. we are actually going to be seeing ourselves gradually getting cooler and cooler in the following days. the sets us up for a father's day just around the corner that does eventually get a little bit cooler. let's head on over to the green screen here in just a second. and we are going to be looking at conditions out there that are going to be just a touch less hot today. i'm not going to say cooler just yet because we are still looking at that heat. obviously golden gate bridge right here looking nice and clear. you do have a little bit of evidence, a marine layer right along the coastline. so you will see a couple of low clouds right along the coast. you're also getting notice some haze today. we've got a second day in a row spare the air alerts across the bay area right now, air quality is moderate. it's not

just expand on what dom said a moment ago what is the market expectation when we go back to when bern ec bernanke was on the hill is powell expected to offer any kind of color like that? >> this is the first time investors are going to get to hear from powell since that meeting last week and he's pretty much going to be sticking to script, at least in his prepared testimony in which he said inflation is notable but does remain transitory perhaps he learned something from ben bernanke because he doesn't mentioned asset management at all in his prepared remarks he really tries to paint the picture of an economy that's strengthening, a labor market that's still healing he points to two risks, slowing rates of vaccination as well as new strains of the virus but his message is that the fed will support the recovery until it's complete. >> would you agree with the picture that chair powell is about to complete? what are the top concerns about the economy and what the fed has been doing >> thank you very much for having me. i think the big thing is whether or not the economy is going to sustain

never relative, of course it is they are talking to each other and not having to see monologues in the ec run side-by-side and never engaged. this engagement, i was a guest tells us to practice the same engagement in our lives by reading these dialogues which take ideas seriously but don't see ideas just as theoretical, discourse but as embodied persons articulating things that mattered into the concrete world. we look at this and we see this side versus the sign, but they don't hide that is on an elephant in the room, it's a reality in which you choose sides and realize they both have problems, neither side leaves room for the other by dividing that way, instead ruben has to stop seeing in terms of sides and yes to hear what he saying, instead of sides what about people what about people talking about things that matter and how does that change how we live and not theoretically in the long term. what he understood in the assent of the gulags, he talks about from these conversations he began to understand what it means to be a human being in the world and it took his time in prison for th

or an alternate process led by the united states in conjunction with our allies through the g-7 the eced and other countries. one thing needs to be clear. china cannot have a veto over whether or not we investigate the worst pandemic in a century. >> brian: you know w.h.o. isn't equipped or empowered to do it jamie, you know better than anybody else. dr. steven quay is. he has seven patents and seven fda pharmaceutical drugs and wrote specifically about this. doctor, it's not easy to go over my head when it comes to science, would you talk about the sequences of this virus? which looks like something that has to be coming from a lab that you have never seen it go from animal to animal, right? >> well, i think there are a couple things that have been obscene that are kind of inconsistent with a community acquired zoonotic. lab acquired zoo notifies. as jamie said and we had written before. there is a whole set of investigations and records in the like that we would like to have access to before we finalize any conclusions about this. i think that's what we could hope china would participa

airlines in the ece are struggling with the growing number of travelers after laying off workers thisd set a new record at airports across the country. a so called flintstone's house. you see, when you drive onto 83, hillsborough is going to stay exactly as it is. the owners settled a lawsuit with the town that claimed the dinosaur sculptures. another landscaping violated local codes. some of the code violations include decks on the front and back of the house. flintstone character statues and that sign that says yabba dabba doo. the giants won two of three against the oakland a's in the bay bridge series, the a's avoided a sweep at oracle park yesterday, matt chapman had two hits and drove in two runs cooler been struck out eight batters and eight innings to stay unbeaten in five starts in june. the a's 1 62 the latest action movie to hit the big screen was the biggest opening of the movie since the pandemic. so we're up against a master thief, assassin? high performance driver. yeah. who is he? the ninth installment in the fast in furious franchise. f nine opened in theaters only in

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two, work force compensation with k-3 for ece teachers and providers. three, serve higher income families at sliding scale earning within the 200% of area medium income. and lastly, reinstate the cut of 910,000 to childcare resources and referral. this is not sustainable. thank you for keeping prop c for intended use and supporting us in caring for san francisco children. >> i'm a single mother and a parent voice participant in san francisco. my family has experienced being on long waiting lists for childcare. almost two years of my son's four years of age. i support prop c. our communities need government accountability to serve our children's childcare providers, support, physical, emotional, cognitive development in childcare settings. to find other sources of funding other than baby prop c. let's focus and reinstate 10% cuts to childcare resources and referral agencies at 9 $10,000. this translates to 10-15 staff. thank you for listening. >> hi, i'm a working father of three and parent voices leader. i would like to give my input and state that chil

ec >>> the head of the fbi compares the attack to 9/11 facebook suspends the former president for two more years could he return just in time for another run at the white house aliens or something else the new report from the government on those mysterious unexplained or flying object citings. >>> new concerns from the cdc over unvaccinated teenagers. >>> new data on high earners fleeing high tax states. >>> plus a new weapon in the fight against a wisdom by cell phone apocalypse >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening the american economy is healing slowly employers across the country added 559,000 jobs in may. about twice the number added last month but still below what the economists had been expecting. and the economy is still about 7.6 million jobs short of where it was before the pandemic in february of last year a steep hole that's proving difficult to climb out of. >> this is progress, historic progress, progress that's pulling our economy out of the worst crisis it's been in 100 years. as we continue this recovery we're

. >> still ahead, a preview of china's ec economic data -- economic data, however next president bidenternational coalition against china as he heads into talks with russia. we will have reactions of that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are not aiming specific companies but we want to have a global playing field and we want to work together to potentially battle challenges posed by a market. >> today the u.s. and eu have taken another step, the deal on a large aircraft includes a commitment for concrete joint collaboration to confront a threat from china's ambitions to build an aircraft sector on nonmarket practices. >> u.s. trade rep is into to catherine and commission executive outline their unified stance against china's air mission after agreeing to a five-year truce in the boeing airbus dispute. on his first overseas trip as president, write plan for an international coalition to stand up to china and it has come into focus and not surprisingly drawn the ire of beijing. joining us is our greater china executive editor john loan -- john low. -- john. how serious is this? is this a new

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two, work force compensation with k-3 for ece teachers and providers.ee, serve higher income families at sliding scale earning within the 200% of area medium income. and lastly, reinstate the cut of 910,000 to childcare resources and referral. this is not sustainable. thank you for keeping prop c for intended use and supporting us in caring for san francisco children. >> i'm a single mother and a parent voice participant in san francisco. my family has experienced being on long waiting lists for childcare. almost two years of my son's four years of age. i support prop c. our communities need government accountability to serve our children's childcare providers, support, physical, emotional, cognitive development in childcare settings. to find other sources of funding other than baby prop c. let's focus and reinstate 10% cuts to childcare resources and referral agencies at 9 $10,000. this translates to 10-15 staff. thank you for listening. >> hi, i'm a working father of three and parent voices leader. i would like to give my input and state that childcar

few other questions, i'm introducing legislation that would incentivize public on street, publicly ecarging, i know you want to have some help with the private infrastructure but do you have any problems with access to get into their home in their apartments that would be built to building code in the charging available? >> that's okay but would you want to get help so you can provide this option for your customers in the field twice that they prefer, correct. >> what i would say we want consumers to have a choice, they want to shop or do they want power. >> we have the local stores all over and people love them and it's a place where they get fuel and i hate to say it but pick up a donut or two. the question that i have, what is the best method by which the public can get access to easy charging stations, definitely absolute requirement there would be public investment in this. >> absolutely david has mentioned this already, there is some areas where there's a strong commercial case but the importance of the sequence you and out sequence of vehicle so you want to address range anxiet

now, to my east in the rio grande ec is to have, ground zero for the border crisis, just last week agents' trip to guatemala really mudses the crisis -- misses the crisis. >> the root problem might be there in the northern triangle, but the problem with the united states is right here on our border. it's very disappointing to see our elected officials going down to another country and basically putting the citizens of this country on the back burner. >> reporter: now, harris will have meetings with the guatemalan president and some women's groups and then will go to mexico city later tonight. she has yet to hold a news conference in those 75 days after being tasked on the border crisis. we'll see if she'll face the press corps later in guatemala. steve, ainsley, brian? steve: griff, thank you very much. look for the vice president to talk about corruption down there, because one of the root causes why people are coming to the united states is because of corruption. and when you look at who she's talked to so far, the president of mexico and the president as well of guatemala. she has not

i don't know how much more ec sent trick you could be. pete: do you think they'll change it, brian?d mountains. can we get these things called rope lines? we could borrow so many of them from studio 54, no longer in business. or could we have a bug bulky guy -- big bulky guy say stand back in any language? [laughter] pete: tyrus could do it. >> absolutely. instead of starting a fight with other planets. rachel: well, we're going to also -- first of all, i agree with you 100%. it is always a problem with the tour de france. but one thing we don't have a problem with is your awesome show on fox nation. fox nation presents what mad america great. tonight is -- made america great. tonight is the season preview -- pete: season even, brian? >> it's true. rachel: here's a preview. >> we we've actually passed the brady bunch. [laughter] but we, that's how great this is. we've got four brand new encodes through the pandemic. -- episodes. rachel, you've been doing the first lady feature with the same crew, trying to do this with all the regulations they have, not easy all four episodes featur