esther: i don't think so. not even sure the relative rate changes are pointing towards a stronger dollar. in the end, the fed sets the tone for the other central banks. they are going to hike most likely 75 basis points. just a few months ago, it was an extraordinary hike nobody would be considering. now it is the new normal. that's why these projections from the fed are so important because they are not only setting the tone for the dollar, but for all the other central banks. if these central banks don't follow the fed, then they are going to see a stronger dollar. if some banks are following the fed in their aggressiveness, we are not going to see these big changes at the fx market. dani: there seems to be the narrative. you have the bank of japan, china as well when it comes to that, but specifically japan. you have a bond market that is willing to test kuroda. there were reports of them doing a rates check at various banks, perhaps looking at some form of either abandoning the yield curve control or inter

esther: clearly.n european countries, we typically see an accelerated move so even if the euro is going down we do not see this significance with european countries and what were seeing is they are turning more cautious and i think this will -- with the eastern european countries. each day they are clearly we are seeing some upside potential there. alix: we appreciate it. thank you very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. guy: take a look at where european markets are. this is what all the sessions look like so far. a drift into the ecb. a bit of turbulence around that. what is leading us out of -- is the banks. we are in territory terms the rate story. from the supercheap rates. that's very beneficial. trading a little bit higher as well. the

an esther going be an assistant professor at the university of illinois. now before we get to our guest, i want to show you the audience, a map of what's happening in the country. now the map on the left, that one right there, actually, you're looking at it now that shows where we are up to the end of this month and september and what you see as a country in crisis. but once we roll into october through december, much of the orange becomes red. and you see an emergency. you see red flags from millions of lives at stake. and let me show you why. let's go to my computer here. this is a tweet from samantha power usa id. the map that has some of the blue and green on here is 2017. this is the last time that somalia faced a possible famine and actually didn't go through the family. you see some blue and green there. look at the difference between 20172022. what 5 seasons of drought have done to this country? it has read like it's on fire. nemo, you're in the region. what's going on there? what's happening? good evening, josh. thank you for having me. i think yo

is the internet really endanger for esther pontiac, glock? it's just a matter of time before the world wide web collapses. we have a very many examples. it hasn't happened affect global scale, but it has happen at, at the massive scale. so it will happen at the global scale to morrow in 5 years, in 10 years, or never. are we really at risk of a global internet blackout? well, let's take a closer look at this. it's true, the internet was not developed for his current use. still it's infrastructure is pretty robust. sandita abdur, jody research has internet resilience at the university of california, an oven, in her opinion, a global blackout, whether you to technical issues or cyber attacks is not that likely. and perhaps surprisingly, she says that's because of the old structure of the internet. a lot of the old general design was really good. that's why you eastern how or nearly the same architecture today. after 30 years since they're interacting, pasco was laid down in the late eighty's early ninety's. you've never had a global outpatient.

this creates dependencies and risks in her book error for all 4 spanish science journalists, esther pony onqua deals with a sperry topic. everything is connected to the internet and that miss shots, that means hospitals that mean every sort of public administration and government and services. every company, me the yeah, of course media companies. everything is connected. so the longer it less they the great they are or the more serious and they impact will be. and i'm, we're not prepared for that. the world wide web was developed in the late 19 eighties, primarily to enable communication between universities. back then online shopping and video streaming were still things up a distant future. but the internet quickly spread to other areas of law. he was now created for support in all of the companies and processes. all of the corners are happening in all of the critical infrastructures and government services. everything is going on and that it wasn't created for that. is the internet really endanger for esther penny on glock, it's just a matter of time before the world wide web collaps

so i can pick up where esther left off and also maybe the video. i think it's easier to justify the problem that as somebody is crisis right now to security, etc, etc. i think there's a failure in terms of the 8th system in the infrastructure that is in somalia. we are missing the point. i mean, obviously right now we're about saving lives and obviously we need to raise funds to quote unquote, save nice of beyond the saving lives. i. ready our government, the somali government needs to start acting and asking the right question around how that money that the the country is allocated is being spent. we know on the ground that the money that some money receives is not efficiently spent on resilient building programs, water infrastructure, diversification of ha likelihoods, and etc, etc. and i think it's so long as we keep sidestepping the real problems, we're going to be yet another famine in couple of years. the issue of climate is just one issue that has derailed the other interventions in somali, obviously now with exacerbating everything. but the

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ramÓn: mero esther, esta iglesia catÓlica se encuentra en el este de la ciudad de san josÉ.es son los requisitos para llegar a uno estos lugares que siguen disponibles. >> no somos un hotel. hay fiestas. hay oraciones. el pago mensual tiene un baÑo privado. continuando con el tema sobre las dificultades de los maestros sigue la escasez. >> hablamos de los recursos que estÁn disponibles para ayudarlos. >> los padres de familia dicen estar preocupados. >> el 38 por ciento es por la falta de maestros todo —— maestros. ofrecen ayuda los maestros para que colaboren a mejorar. >> un tutor podrÁ ayudarlo con todas sus tareas. ramÓn: regresan las nubes en gran parte el Área de la bahÍa. le damos paso de nuevo a yadira. yadira: hola. vamos a tener nubes en zonas de la costa. temperatura muy agradable. mÁs adelante en la maÑana se acerca todavÍa mÁs en zona del condado de marÍn. vamos a tener algo de nubosidad, neblina. si estÁ manejando tren plan y o. si estÁ usted en los puentes maneje con cuidado. las temperaturas, volvemos a las temperaturas en los 50. en zonas de santa rosa estar

here to celebrate we have got esther parsons, russ simpson and brian ricksnyder. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: brian, it's your organization that is saluting the truckers? >> that's right. >> what are you doing this week for them? >> we are doing cookouts. we are doing sitdown conversations. management is talking to these guys. actually, one of the things that was really creative. we went to our customers and we had our customers tell us what they appreciated most about our drivers and they communicated that. it was just really heart-warming. >> steve: you know a lot about the trucking industry. okay. why is it all of a sudden yellow trucking and the truck is not yellow? >> yeah. so yellow. >> steve: can you work on that? >> so way back when e.j. dupont came out with a color called swamp polly orange and it is the safest color. >> steve: easy to see. >> exactly. >> steve: i have always wanted to know. so, esther, you became a trucker after the kids went to school, right? >> correct. correct. i needed to help support them as they were going through th

. - [esther] talk about an energy stream. talk about inspiration. talk about an impulse. talk about a stream that is flowing so magnificently that it takes quite a bit of effort to not go in the direction of it. - she's definitely got a hitch in her get along, she hops along kinda like adonis. - why not turn your boat in the direction of the current and just go with the flow? and our human friends say, well, that just seems lazy. [ann chuckles] - oh, i've known about it for about eight years. she felt sorry for the bird because he had a broken wing. and the bird likes her becse she's been feeding him, because he can't feed himself, he can't fly. have you seen the bird? i don't approve of her lifestyle. i support jane goodall, she has a wonderful lifestyle. people said that she's the same as jane goodall. i said, she's nothing like jane goodall. - [jaynecan i get rid of this clutter while i'm down here? - [ann] well, i have cleared up a long way. - well, that's just trash. - hmm? - that's just trash, i can throw it- - not always. sometimes the trash is what i want. it's go

no, be a lot about this morning esther just financially so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even fantasia, and let it be in arms, race movies on there in dramatic development only and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with the loan, but i will let him go. don't be hit with those few mom but down below the yes you can get on the windows. let's cool started the back. but i put in a minute and when you know my number is ignacio. okay. that makes you got the coma tardy. all of that sort of thing goes in quint, i think one of your men listed like 4 or 56, whether the problem on the left is more than a 1000000 and guardian whatever you want to come up again. i think it's this idea that they're motivated what i want to, but i will not forget which is going to let them so not be a big need to do with this with it. i got your own those, those method of them when i get them the total medical care. so i might be bad with that. i wanna let them know when i get done when that's pendi

in a separate speech, kansas city president esther george says the economic constraints pushing inflation likely to be with us for some time and that the case for continued balance sheet reduction and rate hikes remains clear, but our next guest says the fed needs to chill, man sooner rather than later in a new cnbc op ed. he makes his case, you know, ron insana, senior analyst for cnbc and senior adviser for schroeder's north america, he has more titles than king charles. ron insana, good to have you with us. >> thank you >> you think inflation is peaking and about to cool dramatically why do you say that and how do you filter what esther george and waller say to the contrary >> one, i think there's an extraordinary popular delusion, tyler, that we have entrenched inflation. if you look at every metric at the moment and it's possible next week we will see a negative cpi print given the bilge drop that we've seen in goes lean prices over the last 87 days and rentses might be the only area that might continue to go up and we're seeing the peak in inflation as far as i'm concerned and you k

host: joining us from new york is esther song.llowing the story of freight rail companies and the union negotiations, and at the front, you've been up early because there was breaking news of a tentative deal area tell us about it. guest: right now, the railroads and unions have managed a tentative agreement, and that has prevented a strike from happening on friday morning. they prevented that at book sites they managed to get consensus. the strike has been averted. they said that they were able to get concessions with regards to attendance policy but they really wanted. host: tell us about the details. these workers will get better pay, improved working conditions, and peace of mind around their health air, all hard earned. it is a victory for railway companies who will be able to recruit more workers for an industry that will continue to be part of the american economy for decades to come. >> yes. workers will be able to get a rage -- wage rate. but they wanted improved working conditions, and that included the ability to take u

study was this is different from mom issue your form to put down more store or is it which is that of esther sheet? rock wellness was 13. galindo's number to the whole north given is about what i'm gonna look because the lads surprise me stood are both of them. so i knew that backer followers, but me images of sort of gear and you're a proficio in you there. steve lacy, me this mean middle brussel probably a more enough common you got 1st and the person in your thoughts as to what been suppose a particular goal mamo we're putting a let them whistle but then we're still yup. and your last name. what do you do on quote motion on that which he quite sure that they did it so much stated a pros danville, darcy post i saw on. but i believe that's a year or so been this to me or younger patel working native to victoria dawson passed bowden with the chest moccasin minor funding in the in the shuttle spits are listed as an order doesn't that which yeah, i visit no wilcock. manual knowledge in the come when you got says that i see the sheer sewing in the bullet. it wasn't. yes. michelle, i thought i s

esther cuyler -- congressman cuellar, thank you very much. the border is a huge, huge problem. cartel is setting up in america these days. the fat not coming across that border is killing our children. and i want to say one other thing. the cages were built by president obama. and they were built for a good reason. he rescued a couple of little boys and they went to pedophiles. they were going to sue him so he built the cages. host: what do you say there? guest: greetings to illinois, thank you so much for your question. let me talk about cages. those are not cages. what happened is the border patrol facilities what they're supposed to keep people for 72 hours were set up to handle small numbers and they were male adults coming over to work. all of a sudden when somebody figured out if you bring a child because there is a 1998 all that allows if you arefrom one of those countries you come through a different process into the united states the cartels figure this out. bring a child, bring a family unit and you will only had a small fee but. by the way, right now, you have people

that's my thought, watching in the again, the audio fortune pretty up my be a lot about this morning. esther searched for natur ah, in unit might have missed doors or can you give me? you've got the battery on me, i'm pretty l. and there we use that in the fit in the wind turbine is going to go down by that you'd bill in the midst of which, you know, i go when you. ready do me a little when you i know mr. bishop which was good on back. it is really principals are still more to be returned with letters, thoughts in the and that unless y'all, abuser capture, i seen you missed. ah, i knew it didn't go. i was blown, of course, on the when you're listening which nice, but we just did. it was a little bit which reminded me, but on time when you not look for some reason, usually was annoyed. ah me about that. can you open jania for jeff miller pasta, christophe, she's one of them. usually one of the think you were going to get the yeah. got over. let's try to get but why? because the way when you get away side by side, it will go on and why not try and you what are the media but sure, yet the trail

i think about the story of esther. she is faced with utter destruction of her people, and her uncle comes to her and says -- and we know the verse of perhaps you were born for such a time as this. i think -- i believe that conservative women, christian women were born for this time in order to -- it is true -- and to grab hold of reality and to make this country one that welcomes life and cares for the least of these, cares for these women, but we cannot do it hanging out alone in our pews. but the important verse, even more than for such a time as this is that you can ignore what is happening, and god will raise up someone else that you and your family will suffer or even die, and what i think that means for today is that you are not safe in the power. you are not safe in your pews. you might want to just ignore what is happening in culture, but it will come to you, and we have seen that in our schools. we are seeing it in our communities. you recognize it, but the way we win on life is to get out of our pews and to w

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you need to get back down towards that 2% target, and the thing that's important is esther george has now given two very thoughtful and important speeches, this one i think is also very important, if you want to look at the persistent aspects of inflation, and the reason why other fed officials and herself as well are confident in the need to raise rates, it's the persistence, those three persistent things she talked about. >> let's bring the investment committee into this. he's got to channel into what's going on in the fed that makes him worth listening to, i listened to you yesterday. i wasn't on the show it's easier to listen to you when you're not on the show. you're in the moment. >> embarrassed. >> one of the things you said, and i want to focus on this, it dovetails with with a you're saying today, it's not necessarily the path but it's the destination and i would submit to you that everybody knows i'm bullish on the markets that the destination in the bull case is the fed funds rate at 3.5% to 4% i'm going to add to what you said about the destination it's when you get there.

i dided long ago to stop speculating on what esther putin thinks -- mr. thinks or why he does what he does. we have already cided that relying on russia for energy needs is going to end, it's over and we have moved dramatically and that direction. there is a shared assessment that what happened is not affecting security of supply for gas or electricity. we have mod already from last year from 40% reliance on russian pipeline gas to 9% today. that's a huge drop and we will continue. jane: how vulnerable is the rest of the european energy structure? we mentioned the pipeline that norway is bringing through denmark. that could be a target. is that secure? how worried are you? >> obviously as worried as anyone else seeing what happened yesterday but i can tell you for a fact that you're taking the strictest measures in cooperation with member states to make sure that what we can stock now, ensuring there is any other such activity land, doesn't take place. i can also tell you more broadly that not only are we securing infrastructure on energy more broadly, bu

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. >> esther you is trying something different, teaming up with the hammer theater. if you buy tickets for any of the six home games you get a discount code to select theater performances peered on the flipside if you attend a selecte select performance. i never look at the forecast with first alert chief meteorologist, paul heggen. change is coming, and we've got to be prepared. > >> temperatures heated up already inland today, and you haven't seen anything yet. let's let's look at what you need to know. for your first alert weather day, it's a whole weekend worth. for parts of the bay, the hottest part will be on on labor day itself. near record record high temperatures are looking like you. likely. it is going to be flat out dangerously dangerously hot, all the purple in excessive heat warning, meaning the general population. especially with several consecutive days of this, there's no relief overnight. temperatures won't give us a chance to open up the windows and get relief from the heat. around the heat it is a heat advisory in the bay. for those who have exist

but it made little difference. esther fell cold was upon their publishing and present consider you put in and they couldn't get help pulling anything up when you had them. when the time i saw it when they just hulahan in case of best gnashing and cool off my god. i was in the middle now realizing that i didn't put it up and have you seen a jacket deal when you don't, hasn't i don't get a wash and they had seen didn't grade is supposedly younger hitting the coke to engage out. it was only that question because of his criminal record pack says he had to wait for years to get back his license to practice law. and he's not the only one to struggle after refusing to serve. in the military. the lawyer has helped hundreds of jehovah witnesses who have been socially excluded and financially deprived due to their decision italian that entered his felicity. i'd sure be an aide, said him and had heard from her and they handle it and then landed the don't show. but there was gone, he hung olga e sin and did of global media. it's r o techy, renee, man of hell call this as it is, is it on? when did

. >> reporter: their simple tributes but the guests on esther honor her majesty with tea and biscuits on a warm afternoon. >> i followed the queen my whole whole entire life. as a kid, i s thought she was spectacular and i have been to england a few times. >> i actually started crying believe it or not. i am leaving for england on friday so it is d of like, what kind of timing is that? >> reporter: friends jody and debra thought it fitting to sit tea while they remember what they loved most about the monarch. >> i loved her, her life and he. you know, it is just sad. and people will be reign. >> reporter: the tea room and gt shop across the street have been been a neighborhood staple since the early 90s. a gathering gathering case for locals and fans of english culture. and noa place watched over by images of a beloved queen. >> she was resilient. she tried to change with the times, i think, to do her best. she comes comes from a long line of histo. of history. >> reporter: so, the woman we spoke to in the story is going to be overseas during a lot of e of the pomp and circumstance an

she and her horse esther sharp. i saw her. this implant is officer harrison born with arctic chugs kobylinski rosler and there prob robin. he also needs a price for him for villa parker she, ty, is absent, our group, cassandra hilla dock, his heart there. manon, it pay any doctor if shes cooper or brower. she with somebody her money, if nobody atmosphere from january 28th to february 3rd 1929. the 1st congress of ukrainian nationalist took place in vienna. the organisation of ukrainian nationalists, or o u. n for short was founded by colonel yet gainey kind of audits and austrian officer, wilken mounded ukrainian nationalists units during world war one than the civil war law in exile. he and his fellow officers lent the outdoor organization. but i go back past our shall and i watch out of chased to post, keep in skull external, not to among uber. a stylish fire last night was not biased. ukrainians inhabited some of the land that would become part of poland after world war one by dalia grosvenor, lydia and galicia. bracy was y

so i was, i almost diana. esther got each and we're just new to yellow actor much if it got seen in van chance from fossil game. so for for your bowden elbow, jim on march, the 12th 1944, a gang of u. p. a militants, and an ss. calisha division, a tank, the village of poly cro, v, inhabited by poles and ukrainians. pul residents were forced into the street and arranged an order of nationality. after that the poles were shot with machine guns . 365 people died. a letter from you. p. a leader shall kia, bitch to metropolitan chipped teeth, ski your eminence. we are doing well. the germans are happy with our work. ah. formation of the galicia division was backed by andre shipped heat ski head of the greek catholic church. priests school, so join the nazi ranks nobly. lydia could reach history shinning kicker dorothy booker slowly either. or beats category is by viet rolly or beast. he pres. shelly, him you good. he, he, he dollar is reason you ask a suit. you arcada kadelli, shinkel. you might in the past isn't that will chest here will be strong. no, no, no, i'm at the bully lose. you can

esther marijuana of the >> other water district directors has noticed people directly dumping trash into waterways. so we get quite a few problems in areas that are sort of people like to drop all stuff because >> they don't have an opportunity to do it otherwise. and so that that troubling because a lot of that is dump right into the waterways. and so that's our biggest concern. and that trash has. >> made its way to some creeks and rivers in the county. it can affect the water quality marine life and cause what issues jams up waterways. and so on the bridges and you name it. debris like this can find its way in the san francisco bay and santos as they have crews to stop that. but it's volunteers like these that are essential in the cleanup efforts. >> the volunteers what makes america great. they're always here helping us out. you know, so. >> wilken ari says preventing water pollution starts with people. the litter and trash that starts from our homes. >> you can go into these creeks and go into the ocean. so conservation really need to start with us in san jose camila barco kron. 4 n

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there's no bite of esther. there are tall, all the small animals you'd expect to see on riverbanks and unfortunately is gone. debbie is part of a group of britons monitoring the condition of the rivers. something the authorities here rarely do these days. many are outreach. the toiletries could end up here on the riverbank retired police officer. ashley smith heads up a group that conducts daily detective work the washer company for the thames region . once a purification plant, not far from here. we see quite a nasty coating of grey fine sediment on the bottom and brown and grey owl gay, which is coating the gravel choking any we've life out of it. ashley smith is on his way to a spot where the company releases the purified waste water into the stream. but directly next to it actually points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated waste water, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the ah, heavy levels of phosphate and nitrate and ammonia that all comes out

his working with the starter businessman and esther rica, he developed a system for efficient watering. it doesn't just bring the water directly to the roots. the flow can be checked with these cassius. not a drop is wasted. yawning momentarily when i walk my rounds and check that the water is really flowing everywhere it that, that the systems advantage. underground irrigation is nothing new here, but i was never sure how much water was reaching the plants and away if he didn't, he or what? but he has, he has a fernandez, was able to cut his water consumption in half. i still his going to lose out of his harvest due to the ongoing heat wave this year. ne, unbelievable that some people still deny climate change, or whether i will go to lima. can i say gears a little emma? bit of the drought is a problem. but because of the drought many are developing a new awareness about water management. gather myself. he seemed very real and he didn't do it right. in the spring, he had only 20 customers, right. this summer he had 300 more stuff. but is trying something near. he's showing us his gard

there's no bite of esther. there are tall all the small animals you'd expect to see on riverbanks and unfortunately, is gone. debbie is part of a group of britons monitoring the condition of the rivers. something the authorities here rarely do these days. many are outraged that toilet waste could end up here on the riverbank retired police officer. ashley smith heads up a group that conducts daily detective work the washer company for the thames region . once a purification plant, not far from here. we see quite a nasty coating of grey fine sediment on the bottom and brown and grey owl gay, which is coating the gravel choking any we've life out of it. ashley smith is on his way to a spot where the company releases the purified waste water into the stream. but directly next to it actually points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated waste water, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the ah, heavy levels of phosphate and nitrogen and ammonia that all comes

esther jamie space has this report having just led a mission by a team of inspectors to the zap, ritchie, a nuclear power plant, a place that's been showed repeatedly the head of the i. e. a spoke to the security council about his findings. the current situation, he said, was dangerous and untenable. the physical attack, wittingly or unwittingly, the hits that this facility has received and that i could personally see assess together with my experts is simply an acceptable we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. he's now proposing a demilitarized protection zone rounds, aperture, the largest nuclear power plant in europe. it's a proposal that's all so strongly backed by the un secretary general, an agreement on a limited that i was 30 meters would be secured. specifically, that will include the commitment by russian forces to is that all military personnel and equipment from that perimeter. and the commitment by ukrainian forces not to move into wits didn't have both ukrainian, and the russian ambassadors spoke in the meeting, each blaming the oth

ready for the well sort of the big bang a satellite is about to crash into an asteroid, and it's no esther accident. ah . with hello there. let's look to the middle east and we've got a bit of a windy situation down the golf. that's thanks to a shamar. it's blowing down, kicking up some dust, creating hazy sunshine, and poor visibility for the likes of guitar and saudi arabia. you can see the dust is still there on tuesday, but it does start to clear as we go into the middle of the week temperatures on the down side, high thirty's for doha, as well as will react. but we will see some warmth. come back in for western areas of iran as well as that west coast of saudi arabia, if you showers popping about here and net, but much of the wet weather can be found to the north west of africa. and that, thanks to her mean, it's a storm that's brought some heavy rain to the canary islands. it does move away. things will be improving for morocco and lots of heat coming in for places like egypt, the temperature in cairo, continuing to rise to wet around the gulf of guinea. those storms continue to rumb

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congressman adrienne smith and oregon democratic congressman earl blumenauer fretwell's regional reporter esther talks about the potential freight railroad workers strike potential impact on the u.s. economy. watch "washington journal" live at seven eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now or free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone call facebook comments text and tweets. q&a how brand shares his book danger zone talks about china's goal to achieve global dominance of the u.s. and other global powers are doing or should be doing to stop it. >> the idea china is going to emerge as a super part of the century just not strike is a particularly plausible. but we do worry about is china it will be poised to challenge the united states and its allies in particular areas. so to overturn the military balance of power and the western pacific were china has geographic advantages because it is close and we are far. or to carve out a technological sphere of influence encompassing most of the developing world. china's incentive to do this, to behave in a more risk prone fashion will ac