and elgin, illinois, an hour from chicago, prices exploding nearly a dollar in the last week. the rising price is forcing families coast to coast to cut back. >> i cut starbucks so i can get to work every day. >> we can't afford to keep coming to work and not be able to afford the gas. >> reporter: connie love runs an in-home care service in huntsville, alabama. >> we have had some caregivers turn down some transportation shifts because of the price of gas. >> reporter: the record-breaking prices now even straining municipal budgets. >> this month, we just turned in our budget, and we spent $9,900. >> reporter: the whiteside county, illinois, sheriff's department is spending nearly twice what they did on gas last year. >> a lot of gas mileage, but we'll continue to keep them out on the streets somehow. >> reporter: so far they say they don't plan on cutting back on patrols. because of those budget constraints, the sheriff here isabella county, michigan, says they will respond to some non-emergency calls by phone rather than dispatch a vehicle. alex perez, abc news, mt. pleasan

the nearest town of elgin has no stoplights or fast food joints.ople's immense relief, it does have a small hospital. >> our population is mainly older. >> if you had a heart attack, you wouldn't last. >> we -- she is from the philippines and she will be the night charge nurse to start with. >> nursing director teddy warner is a rarity. she was born and raised in this area. most of the 10 to 12 nurses working here come through a revolving door. temporary so-called travel rses from across the u.s. and foreign ones on contract. >> i have a nurse that wants to meet you. >> where were you before? >> we have seen tens of thousands of filipino nurses coming to the united states. >> printer ship pittman says the u.s. has long work would nurses from the southeast asian country where long-standing colonial ties helped create an american model of nursing education. pittman says the u.s. was facing a nurse shortage before the pandemic due to an aging workforce and paradoxically good economic times where many nurses quit if thousands are gainfully employed. co

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morning, a hitler attacked and invaded russia. suddenly, with our declaration, the war, without even an elgin made him, the german bomb rain down from the sky above the russian set in russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school. 2 days later, u. s. president roosevelt awesome gives a speech supporting the ussr but there are other political forces in the united states.

morning, a hitler attacked and invaded russia suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even an elgin made him the german bomb rain down from the guy a been the russians in russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school 2 days later, u. s. president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr but there are other political forces in the united states. cherry tree makes his speech in december of 41, and the senate is as if the russians are waiting. we support the germans at the germans or when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stolen of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence report, state the via tank is still in doubt. mm. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities will not support the usaa the u. s. military assures roosevelt that germany will quickly conquer rachelle on the way t

a 32-year-old french born elgin citizen is the key accused and is believed to be the lone survivor fromhe terror cell that struck the city. another defendant, who accompanied the group to paris before the attacks and returned to belgium. he was arrested in march 2016 in the aftermath of a terror attack in brussels. prosecutors are seeking life sentences for both. defense lawyers are due to give closing arguments next thursday with a verdict due on the 29th of june. for more, we can bring in a lawyer representing one of the men. thank you for joining us. prosecutors are calling for a life sentence, essentially 22 years for your clients. is that proportional given the logistical role he played? >> first of all, we have to see if we go through the arguments of the prosecution, and the prosecution comes to a -- which is maybe not our point of view. if you look at what i think we should focus on, the day before, and it comes out, the proof being given by the prosecution that he will pronounce, he did not go for. because he did not go for it, we cannot give a sentence for some buddy who did n

morning, hitler attacked and invaded russia suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even an elgin made him. the german bomb rain down from the sky above the russians in russian danger. if therefore, our danger and the danger of the united states 2 days later you as president roosevelt most. ringback whatever other political forces in the united territory makes a speech in december of 41 in the senate is as if the russians are winning wishing to port the germans at the germans. when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time, dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stanolin of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence report, state the via tank is still in doubt. it's imperative. the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities will not support the ussr. the u. s. military assures roosevelt that germany law quickly conquer russia in the way to the church. she recalled that 4 out of 5 warded mom

is more, is it a door to door to see for a box of presents and a letter to a soldier from russian. elgin is special, humanitarian cargo to day during the mission to dumbasses remote villages will try to deliver it to the dpr malicious frontline, ordering on those f a rodeo region. our road lies through villanova. the city was heavily damaged during its liberation, and the locals had foreseen that since the 1st days of occupation plans go in there below the torque association. doc. lemme laughlin scottish to free us to bring in buddhism goods of growth, but those diseases are with me and i didn't really do anything. i didn't thought i was out on a satellite for long. i worked at utah for brain for a while. well, i watch a posley modem that could fuel exec would have done. consillio says yes, but it still voice sorta yet syria. we still get to call you on the phone for fear will us this is bill to prove that seeing merely i do. would you nearly as easily bloody me as yoga, a well known sponsor, dpr militia commander died, protecting civilians in this neighborhood of anava. we delivering fo

the electricity produced during the day to feed it into the greed, it peak times, the distorted in elgin panola lawfully more. the company plans to expand this model and multiply it solar output 6 fold. that would be another important tip towards achieving unions. goal of covering all its imaging needs with cupboard neutral renewables by 2028. here's a quick question for you. do you feel better when everything around you ease a clean, untidy, but so someone's thought have found as you going to meet next? certainly do. but they don't want it to be on the course of the environment. so find out how they sold the dilemma in these weeks, doing everything, blah, if we realised how many home full chemicals are in our cleaning products, we would use a lot less of them or not at all. at least that's what jeanette schmidt decided towards the end of her design studies. she focused on sustainability in everyday life. i believe in quotes, but i realized that many conventional cleaners in detergents contain lots of harmful substances but not good for me and not good for the environment. and all that p

investigation carried out by the un has find is really forces responsible for the recent fatal shooting of an elgin euro use journalist. we've inspected photo video audio material. we visited the scene. we've consulted with experts, and we've looked at official communications. we've interviewed people who are also on the scene based on this very rigorous monitoring. we find that the shots that killed black les came from israeli security forces. the prove also concluded that this fight wearing a vest and helmet clarity, marked with the word press sharina. actually was shot, it happened on may 11th, while reporting in the city of gin and her death sparked a furious reaction around the world. thousands attended her funeral. israel has demanded access to the fatal bullet. it's safe to determine whether it was fired by palestinian gunmen or idea troops. the leader of the palestinian national initiative party saves the cases a co, terrible crime that israel's, in my opinion, the picture is clear and what needs to be done is to punish those who committed this terrible crime. not only the soldiers of the s

many people who are really warning that this is going to happen, you know, a good oral international elgin's a little bit of a context, your dollar john put out the so called article $42.00, which made it much harder to get processed. good. like if you cross the border illegally to get into the cross as to apply for asylum. so people get sent. thank you. by the way, this article. a still out, so by the president was none, the white house was not able to put it down. so experts say those who work was migrate. say that this is just really a matter of weeks to come, that we see more people dying because it is so hard really to get legally it to the united states by now are very on is for with the latest on the situation there in san antonio. texas in us, thank you. oh, well, it's a male been 7 years. and since paris was hit by a series of terrorist jacks claiming a $130.00 lives or but one of these suspected attackers of the better clung concert hall and other locations around paris died in the attack. after several months sala of this law will hear a verdict in the case against him as early as

more animals are slaughtered during the upcoming muslim festival of a deal of how hold up the la elgin's era. both that police in brazil say human remains found in the amazon rain forest and those of missing british journalist dom phillips. they have yet to identify other remained sought to belong to indigenous expert bruno herrera, who was travelling with phillips. when did they not give reports from reddish, narrow using dna matching brazil's federal police identified the mortal remains of british journalist, don phillips. he was travelling with indigenous expert luna. bit eda, when both men were killed. indigenous leader batt, to my reuben told us his people need time to mourn the loss of 2 men who defended their cause. he says the union of the indigenous people of the job id valley will continue patrolling their reservation working to stop illegal fishermen and poachers. but come august, don't you give that to so, but it's a question of survival. we live in an area which is home to the largest number of on contacted indigenous tribes in the world. they don't go to the local market to

hold up the la elgin's era. bob, doug, still ahead on al jazeera, why palestinian said the symbolic r, a risk worth taking in the face of israeli occupation and i find out, so even i'm security here are artistically talented, especially the security guard man. find out why some of the employees that one of the world's most famous museums and putting themselves on display ah, now if you look down from space, you might think the story of europe is lots of cloud and this familiar curl that looks stormy. that isn't the main story. you may well be aware. heat wave is the main store. they've been very high temperatures all the way through spain, stretching out through front, on their way to the low countries and across to germany. it has affects the british isles. by saturday we'll be seeing a drop in that temperature large because of water in coming, which is wind cloud and then some rain edging south. but you'll notice is still $38.00 in paris. we creepy above the thirty's for most to central europe. by this time an

as more animals are slaughtered during the upcoming muslim festival of a deal of house up the la elgin's era. by that in china, at least one person has been killed in a fire at a factory. it broke out in shanghai at a petrochemical plant. in the early hours of saturday morning, huge crabs of black smoke billowed over the city. $500.00 firefighters responded to the blaze. local media is reporting that it is now under control. what he did a head on al jazeera, why present, joe biden now says he will not hold a one on one meeting with saudi arabia's conference when he visits re add to next month and some. so even the security guards here are artistically talented, especially the security guard. and some employees at one of the world's most famous hot museums have putting themselves on display. ah hello, thank you for joining in after 18 days. failing to get to 15 degrees or above melbourne, snap that street on saturday. you'll continue on sunday with the high of 16 degrees and mix of sun in cloud. there is some active weather, but it's hanging around toward the bytes and it's going to stall

a vigil has been held in the occupied west bank to mark one month since elgin's here, general serene abu aclu was shot in the head, binds rally forces while on assignment, she was known as the daughter of palestine. protest have taken place in several cities across sudan, calling for return to civilian rule talks aimed at ending political deadlock began a few days ago on thursday, delegates from the main pro democracy alliance met with military leaders for the 1st time. since last is crude, and a policeman has been killed in a confrontation between security forces and messiah heard is in lowly ongoing in north east 10th, mia. the messiah were protesting the demarcation of land to create a wildlife reserve active as say, communities are under pressure to leave their ancestral lands to make way for private hunting expeditions. the government says it wants to protect the region from human active. okay, those are the headlines. i'm emily angland states you now for witness award winning programming from international. so make one thread on the global in discussion. what guarantees everybo

and you look on websites for wherever you live, whether you live in bristol or manchester or elgin ine will want to vaccinate you. and we will be in touch in the autumn about the next round of vaccinations to protect the population. a father and son have been killed in a crash during the isle of man tt. roger stockton and his son bradley, both from crewe, died during the final lap of the second sidecar race. in a statement, organisers said it was "with a deep sense of sorrow" that they could confirm both racers had been killed. alex wotton reports. well, roger, who was 56, and his 21—year—old son were racing together for the first time at this year's tt, and on monday they recorded an eighth place finish. however, sadly the news came in yesterday that they both tragically died in a crash on the second and final lap of the sidecar race. it happened at the bottom of bray hill, an area known as ago's leap, roughly a mile into the 37 mile course. 0rganisers confirmed that the father and son from crewe had passed away with their deepest sorrow and passed on condolences to family, loved one

and you look on websites for wherever you live, whether you live in bristol or manchester or elgin inou. and we will be in touch in the autumn about the next round of vaccinations to protect the population. jason leech, scott and's national clinical director. —— scotland's. sport now for a full round up from the bbc sport centre with sarah. it's been another slow day with the ball for england — as new zealand are firmly in control having strolled past 500 runs on day two of the second test at trent bridge. a great morning session for the tourists saw daryl mitchell reach his century in the morning session and he almost got to 200. out with the very last ball of the innings on 190 having faced 318 balls. another century was racked up by tom blundell, who missed out on one at lords but made up for it this time. 553 all out for new zealand — their highest ever test match score in england. play can continue tilljust after 7pm this evening. there was a rain delay. england just starting their reply at the crease at the moment. and it's also finals day in the charlotte edwards cup — central

had it, you should come and look on websites from wherever you live whether it is bristol manchester elginate you. and we will be in touch. in the autumn, but the next round of fascinations to protect the public.— next round of fascinations to protect the public. always good to talk to yom _ protect the public. always good to talk to you. thank _ protect the public. always good to talk to you. thank you _ protect the public. always good to talk to you. thank you very - protect the public. always good to talk to you. thank you very much. j thank you very much. campaign groups have accused the government of failing to deliver on its promise of a new food strategy for england. a leak of of its plans suggests there will be no new tax on salt and sugar in processed foods. 0ur political reporter tony bonsignore has more details. the environmental impact of intensive farming methods, and the role of low—cost processed foods in contributing to obesity have all become hot political topics in recent years. in 2018, the government commissioned a major review into the whole food chain, from field to f

you that officials here in the new york area are pushing hard for that on or who still ahead on a elgin 0, pedro will have more on the celebrations out to the golden state warriors clinched another in bay championship. ah, what is they've been doing with the money that it's boring? we bring you the stories and developments for the rapidly changing the world we live in argentina's. congress is debating and bill seeking to raise billions of dollars from the super rich poor families hit hard by counting nickels on al jazeera, joggers and new delhi take advantage of the relatively clear air. after weeks of toxic small stopped people from venturing outside institutions including harvard, say air pollution is leading to more severe cases of the corona virus and more depth from it. and no way in india situation worse than and delhi, the number of cases auto record eyes and what it does situation. the indian government set up a new commission to monitor sources of air pollution across 5 north indian state health experts. and environmentalists have been warning for months to the easing of the lo

in fact, earlier this week we saw a 95 cent weekly -- excuse me -- daily jump in elgin, illinois, wherelly $5.89 in less than seven days. ity increases in the great lakes have been fast and furious, michigan, indiana, ohio, illinois are all at that $5 mark. a lot is coming as gasoline supplies in that region are now at their lowest seasonal level since records began to be kept back in 1990. >> you mention demand is really -- i mean, you are not seeing the prices impacting demand here. is that just because people don't have a choice? why isn't it impacting demand? >> i think it's because few people have a choice especially as many jobs are going back to in-person working environments, office working environments, but beyond that keeping in mind that this is the best summer to hit the road since the start of the pandemic, it's better than last summer, motorists may be feeling better, the jobs market has been very good, wages are up, unemployment is down and that may be inspiring americans and giving them confidence that they can spend more given the fact that they're feeling relatively go

more animals are slaughtered during the upcoming muslim festival of a deal of house, hold up the le elgin's era, bothered in chile 11 form of soldiers and police officers have been jailed decades after the executions of dozens of farm workers in the community of pi name it was one of the worst crimes committed by chillies and military ladies in 1973. most of the victims were poor, rural workers whose families couldn't afford to seek justice and latin america edited lucy newman reports from pining. oh, the rural community of piney is home to a brutal statistic. the largest number of victims per capita of chiles, former military dictatorship. yahoo! we really rama 65 year old. sonya valensuela still lives in what's called widow's lane. she was 16 when soldiers rated the street and took her father, her 4 uncles and her husband of only 6 months. you were in time every day. from the winter i saw that they were taking away line of people with their hands up like this ski emmy period. i wash, my uncle cried a lot. he said sonya, they're going to kill me. and so it was if you whip the majority of t

more animals are slaughtered during the upcoming muslim festival of a deal of how hold up the le elgin's era. but that the thing is with the w h i was and he's the representative in iraq. he says k with $1000.00 is played a part in the spread of the fever for the last 2 years, or the campaigns for dipping and spray and animals with and decide did not take place. and this explains why the population optics have grown exponentially for the last 2 years. it's going from the, from the tics to humans and also from the, from the animals to, to humans under, you know, we still did not have any evidence of human to human transmission. we are concerned about the upcoming. i've had this table where population in iraq and elsewhere come very close in close contact with any more than life stop. so we are racing to 1st increase the awareness of the population and also to try as much as possible to lower the population of fixed mice by working with the minister of agriculture for dipping and spraying animals in the very beginning of the outbreak. this year we had a very high mortality, and that shows

more animals are slaughtered during the upcoming muslim festival of a deal of how hold up the le elgin's era, bothered to the most of the m as a teen the debate as representative in iran. joining me now from the good, talking with a doctor on the program. how concerned are you at this break spreading across the country? thank you very much for having me and agreed to to all you will be at work and to do that everywhere. we are concerned about the cds because we know that it is endemic in iraq. and the 1st ever cases were discovered in 1979. but the biggest outbreak so far was reported in $96.00, after which the minister of agriculture and mister upheld, had issued a new plan for combat into 2 teeth. and they started spray and the livestock and dipping the smaller livestock animals. and it has reduced the populations of picks and the has controlled the disease for the last few decades. but we have seen in 2021 and this year a big increase in number of cases. and this is the reason for concern for w h o and for the ministry, how do you think it is spreading? if you say there's been a large

that's the antithesis of some of your arteries but like elgin and waukegan, you know outside chicago mexican majority suburbs or dekalb county in atlanta or back here ben are there places, you know in the down scale or marginalized suburbs where some of the processes that you're talking about are similar. like what if you have brought in metropolitan scale more than you might have? would like to take that on. some of that and thank you for the question. this is not a uniquely atlantis story, but i think it's certainly a southern story. i think the the sizable proportion of the black population the inability for them to vote prior to public housing and then the eventual sort of rise of you know, what read calls the black urban regime the kind of like complete takeover of black political leadership and and all of the sort of patronage that comes out of that is like what it can be applied to other cities and i've looked at some article with emery scholar mike lee owens and a scholar from spelman looking at all of the public housing demolition in the us and black political leadership and

. >> ainsley: collide drexler, elgin baylor, emit smith you said clayton kurt shaw. that wore the number 22. it. >> pete: you will not forget joe biden's approval rating among 18 to 34-year-olds. >> ainsley: good when that's your number on the jersey but bad if that's your approval rating. >> brian: michael jordan come back 45. it. >> pete: come back jordan. >> ainsley: 45 is still not what you want. >> brian: in this country probably get you the win. >> pete: better than emit smith. still ahead despite few gains in ukraine vladimir putin compares himself to peter the great. the latest on the battle in the east. >> brian: plus, i was supposed to say that plus, president biden's message to the media, be better. joe concha reacts to the commander-in-chief's growing frustration with the press as his poll numbers plummet ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ something to talk about ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves

that's the antithesis of some of your arteries but like elgin and waukegan, you know outside chicago mexican majority suburbs or dekalb county in atlanta or back here ben are there places, you know in the down scale or marginalized suburbs where some of the processes that you're talking about are similar. like what if you have brought in metropolitan scale more than you might have? would like to take that on. some of that and thank you for the question. this is not a uniquely atlantis story, but i think it's certainly a southern story. i think the the sizable proportion of the black population the inability for them to vote prior to public housing and then the eventual sort of rise of you know, what read calls the black urban regime the kind of like complete takeover of black political leadership and and all of the sort of patronage that comes out of that is like what it can be applied to other cities and i've looked at some article with emery scholar mike lee owens and a scholar from spelman looking at all of the public housing demolition in the us and black political leadership and

want to introduce gavin price now, who's the manager of elgin city football club.who is a psychologist from ukraine now settled here. can you ask her — this sense of community, how important is it for people settling here? they speak in ukrainian i think that ukrainian families that arrived in scotland... speaking in ukrainian they all need support and they all need community, which we are going to create. and the first step today is going to be the football match, which we are going to watch all together. brilliant. listen, and i want to introduce as well, alysa, because we first met alysa on a zoom from ukraine way back when. and i said to you, you're still smiling, even though you left mariupol, with what? we left mariupol, we were still. cooking, and two litres of water. and it was for us, me _ and my friend and two children. and you made it on foot out of mariupol all the way here. and you're happy to be here, aren't you? honestly, welcome. you're all amazing. quickly — the scheme doesn't end here, does it? no, no, it goes on. we've actually gone into the next