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it won’t be possible to remain silent forever in a day , a week, a month, you’ll have to explain focus-newse central squealer, who worked in the ukrainian-american company burisla, recorded 17 conversations with the bidens and the younger hunter and senior joe directly without parables. requires lubrication in the amount of $ 5 million. again, we are all not children and we know a lot about corruption in different latitudes and longitudes. however, almost for the first time in history, the president of the most influential side of the planet. even if then only the swiss demand money and promises patronage. yes, after publication, they will write it in gold in annals, they will quote more often than the bible , little honorable events happened in american history, but the senator probably has not yet experienced such humiliation. chuck grasley from iowa. just now exposed what the fbi and doj have been trying to cover up for years, if these accusations are true, they should either lead to the impeachment or immediate resignation of joe biden. we were shocked when we discovered this . back, bu

be rewritten using artificial intelligence but this is not enough he predicts the emergence of a new focusw universal religion. you need a brand new ideology a new religion, and they'll probably spring up in silicon valley or a hangar, they're in the middle east, and they'll probably be able to give people a worldview based on technology and everything that the old religions promised happiness. eternal life, but here on earth with the help of technology, after death, they did not rule, not the law of religion. faith moreover, i want to note that, as it were, the herald of a new religion, mr. yu. a freestyle harari, he's openly gay. now i have a question, what kind of religion will it be, what will it be based on what is called tolerance multiculturalism, but in fact an absolutely disastrous movement for humanity, same-sex marriages , illuminated by the church, castrated children, gender-changing halloween vending machines in new york, issuing drugs and antidotes at any time of the day, what kind of universal religion will it be? that is, not maham, only christ or buddha, but a universal re

focus, a focus on the new big penalty well faces, will need to switch away from fossil fuels and build resilience and adapt their countries to the impact of climate change. that will take a lot of cash. if we can lower the interest rates on loans, guaranteed loans so that private sector businesses bring in hundreds of billions of dollars of money, we can make a real difference. and we think she is hinting that she thinks she will have a big announcement at the end of this conference here in paris. they think they'll be able to say that $100 billion of assets have been transferred basically from developed countries, they will be passed on to developing countries for climate action, so a very significant change, giving a sense ofjust how much difference this could make. remember, getting climate finance has always been the big sticking point. we have these big sticking point. we have these big meetings every year all around the world, the nations of the world get together to talk about what to do. the big problem at the end of the all

we will focus on new hampshire. this is national race from the beginning. whether we want to make our country a big populist and self country or continue to be small and continue to divide the country the smaller and smaller parts. that's not what i want america to be. and that's why i'm running. >> steve: we heard you say live from new hampshire that you blame the smallness on barack obama on joe biden and donald trump as well. in watching what you were saying, governor can you get the feeling that you are not only -- you are obviously in it to win it and good luck to you sounds like you are trying to save the republican party. >> i believe the republican party has been losing now for nearly seven years. after donald trump's win in 2016, which i was a large part of we haven't been able to win anything since then. lost the house in 2018. lost the senate and the white house 2020. georgia senate seats in early 21. and horribly under performed in 2022 lost governorships, lost a senate seat and barely won the house of representatives when everyone thought we wou

not over strong data across the board, stronger than the market expected definitely puts pce in focus. >> new homes, faster pace in more than a year conference board, best in a year and a half morgan stanley, which just two weeks ago said the fed is done here now says the bar is maybe lower for a july hike than they previously expected. some of the housing numbers sort of lead you right to that point. >> we'll be talking about that a little more as well in the hour, but how resilient housing has been we've had a number of guests across cnbc in recent months who suggested, hey, maybe the bottom is already in on housing certainly with home uilders, what you're seeing with home builders specifically sort of bridging the gap to add more supply into this market. the fact there is demand there for those homes now being built. >> we'll talk to taylor morrison about that in a minute as for yesterday, the headline was one of bearish sentiment as stocks were down the dow seeing its longest losing streak since september. below the surface there were bullish signs. that's what mike santoli is watching to

focus"... mining, a new film on conflict over a uranium mill in colorado, and reports on the unexpected effects of mining coal in south africa and gold in ecuador. coming up on "earth focus." filmmaker suzan beraza screened her new film, "uranium drive-in" at the 2014 environmental film festival in the nation's capital. promise of jobs from a proposed uranium mill is a tantalizing prospect for an economically devastated colorado town, until environmentalists step in to try to shut it down. will jobs or health and environment prevail? the film documents how a local community comes to grips with the dilemma. >> we're trying to open up a uranium mill, and they're trying to shut it down. you know, it's a big dream, and people are looking forward to these jobs out there. >> i want them to understand that there's people here. >> yeah, but i don't think they care about us people. i mean, there's no compromise. they don't care about us. >> nuclear power was supposed to be our future. a lot of this town was here because of union carbide, and then when they left, we're still here. they're long gone now.

in the newsroom, brooks derose, ktvu fox two news sports focus returns this weekend with the new episodeer's day. we'll meet matthew and john jarvis in the south bay. their twin brothers with down syndrome who are competitive swimmers. their coach beams with pride when he talks about them and he says is just one of the new stories that we're featuring on sports focus. it airs sunday morning at 930 right here on kctv. we hope you can tune in, make sure you tune in. i will for sure. thank you for watching. ktvu news at 11. you can stay on top of all of the headlines we're working on at tv.com. modern family's next. good night. yeah, honey, mitchell helped me pick out the shirt. [ ragtime music plays ] you're gonna love it. ooh, i wish i could pick you up some lip gloss, but we're already at the car. okay, bye, honey. getting pretty good, huh? yeah, but you were always good. i'm just glad you stuck with it. seriously? what? it's playing itself. well, i didn't know. you honestly thought that i just became a piano virtuoso, dad? you've known me my whole life. have you ever seen me take a less

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as far as i understand, huge views of the person, in general, the contract was with focus news until il the end of the company's 50 million and which forbids him at all, uh , in fact, to engage in journalism anywhere except on fox news well, attack, i'm so under the wing, yes, it works and also spoke about this situation with the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, let's listen. putin did it putin did it and the reason is simple putin is evil. and those who are on the side of evil do this solely for the sake of enjoying the process itself. in this case, putin attacked himself. what is the highest form of evil and therefore ideal for a person of such a warehouse, this is how everything was explained to us in the american government. tucker boasted that 4 million people were watching him at the same time. 110 million people have already watched this video. you know, here, i watch what is happening on the domestic political american field. and right now there is some kind of alignment of positions going on. and who will take more advantageous? who will outbid more, let's say, influenti

provocative statement was made at a campaign fundraising meeting and biden's speech , which american focus newsned last week, as dictators of the credits for such hooliganism in the world. however, it was understandable that they were fired. it was designed for the american voter, for whom the story with the spy ball was invented at one time, which, however , is not an excuse, and beijing strongly protested that the us statement was extremely absurd and irresponsible. completely contradicting the facts and seriously violating diplomatic protocol, as well as infringing on china's political dignity, this is an outright political provocation. but even the day before, both the american and chinese press. albeit not with optimism, but pragmatism beijing meeting opens a window for alien negotiations. we were at a point where the relationship was becoming more and more unstable. i think we brought more stability. now we have a trajectory of interaction between our governments. where the trajectory will now lead is even in the states , so far that the white house has not released reactions or clarifica

this year's air show has new focus on defense, of course, following russia's invasion of ukraine. along with the industry's efforts to reduce carbon footprint. french president manuel nicole arrived in a helicopter partly using sustainable aviation fuel. you know that france will invest 300000000000 euros to boost the production of those fuels. right, of course on a jack product is outside of paris for that air show. jack france says now that it's ready to plough, millions of euro's interest, sustainable aircraft from engines to fuels. what exactly is behind this? pushed by the com. that's what it's a really interesting one, steve. and essentially he's kind of catching up with the industry in some sense here. the aerospace industry is agreed to go cobra neutral by 2015. there's a huge push, probably the companies within the industry. but they've long said that what they need is government support. so am i calling to 9 same as 300000000 yours a year specifically? well, mainly related to the sustainable fuse is being really welcomed by some of the people that i've been speaking to.

that ukraine, which not so long ago was one of the richest post-soviet republics, the new law has a certain financial focusay, about the new soviet ones. uh , post-soviet, republics of the new state and so on. no one is saying that everything went smoothly without problems. then in the soviet period. after all, er, and mistakes. many have confessed and repented for many things and carried out some work seriously enough. doesn't mean exactly, some know the total deification of that period, as a period of exceptional prosperity and high. morality and spirituality, well, of course not, but there are objective indicators and things that created the well-being of ukraine as a young state. everything that is now just thrown. under the knife of this zelensky terrorist machine, the new law has a certain financial focus, it is obvious that there are clearly fewer neo-fascists and traitors of bandera among pensioners than true veterans and honored heroes of the great patriotic war, hence the conclusion, even taking into account the beggarly level of pensions in ukraine, is another attempt to save money on the elderl

the new focus and what new data is revealing about police interaction with passengers. >> raise your hand if you said if netflix makes me pay for another subscriber, i'm going to cancel. raise your hand if you actually did it. we have newumbers this n >>> my heart aches for the young people involved in this and particularly the person who lost their life. >> right now at 6:30, two mass shootings, a standoff and gunfire at a nightclub. a live report on the unfolding investigations under way following a violent weekend across the bay area. >> plus, relief for renters trying to make it in the bay. the all new proposal that could reduce how much you pay. >> netflix password sharing crackdown seems to be working. could it lead to other streaming services following suit? we're diving deeper to get you answers. this is "today in the bay." very good monday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you started with a look at the forecast. coming off a great weekend. hopefully we will see a repeat today. >> the difference is we'

sohail: as russia recovers from what it calls wagner's rebellion, there is a new focus on private armiesthey are used in many conflicts around the world, but how much of a threat are they to the global order, and can they be stopped? this is "inside story." ♪ hello. welcome to the program. i'm sohail rahman. the mutiny by russia's wagner mercenary group has shined a light on the shadowy world of

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members of the new focus area service team will walk city streets to inspect areas heavily impacted. fast members will write citations and ensure private property owners will maintain clean and safe structures. the team will also manage graffiti cleanup, overgrown vegetation, trash and more. >> all of us should feel proud to call san jose home, feel proud to run a business here, proud to raise our families here, proud to show off our city. many of us feel embarrassed about parts of our city and we should not. it is the time for that to end. >> san jose city council plans to vote on the pilot plant -- program tonight and if passed it will begin in august. >> two oakland city council which is expected to vote this evening on an ordinance that will expand the city attorney's powers. there are more than 160 four ordinances in oakland but the city has no authority to enforce more than half of them. that means the city attorney often has to rely on state laws. if approved the city attorney would have more authority to enforce city laws that are already on the books. >> a crackdown is under

under advanced military capabilities, working on cutting edge defense systems, including israel's new laser focus iron beam. this robust support continues to be critical in maintaining administration's qualitative edge buttresses to defend itself and advancing our interest. america is more secure when israel is strong. [applause]. >> as we support israel's defense, we're pushing back, as you've heard on a consistent constant efforts to delegitimize israel aimed at undermining israel's rightful place on the international stage. now, we fully, deeply respect the right of all for expression. every single day we're actively promoting that around the world. at the same time, we continue to reject the global boycott of the sanctions movement for unfairly singling out israel. >> (applause) >> we are vigorously pushing back against anti-israel efforts of the human rights council and other forums around the world. and we're combatting anti-semitism which we know fuels and intersects with hatred toward israel. it's one of the oldest and worst scourges in our society, it needs to be called out and defeated

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german paul them into the bonus stock already use of those votes of ease. immigration comes as a new polar focus in germany, show support for the far right n t emigration a. if the policy has reached its highest level, the survey found that 19 percent of photos would pick the f d. if collections will help this week, that would make them the 2nd strongest party in germany. 2 percentage points ahead of the social democrats of contracts that will have shots. the policy who came out best in the poll with a 29 percent chance to vote with a conservative cd. you are currently in opposition for more context that's bringing dw is political correspondent, julia saw that julia, one of the leading topics in the public domain debate that might have caused this shift towards the right. yes, it's shown by research and facts that migration is the number one topic for the a if the party it is a topic that a mobilizes a if the voters and engage and if the voters. and we have seen the topic in the news, for example, just as we've heard because of this reform being brought forward by the government . but also we've

of the russian economy is growing, despite external pressure , the german publication focus writes about russia's newcooters in the international arena, and the berliner-chick newspaper compares the economic performance of our country and germany president of russia spoke a lot about the real successes of the russian economy, despite western sanctions by the end of the year the russian economy could grow by one and a half percent. however, in april the international monetary fund predicted growth of just 0.7% by comparison , the german institute for economic research suggests that the german economy will shrink by 0.2% in 2023. the international monetary fund predicts that germany will face a recession. this year, much to the dismay of many, after the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine, russia did not become an international pariah, but became a new anti-western role model for both the global south and other non-western countries. and the growth of russian exports to china writes the chinese global times creation emphasizes 80% trade between the two countries. now it is being conducted in rubles and

tackles crime on the streets, but today the sheriff's office announced its deputies will focus on something new. >> while it's an unpopular stance to take, arresting and putting people in jail, it can be a critical gateway to help the needs and needs to be a multipronged approach. >> we are live to get the take on drug dealing on the streets and reaction whether this is the right approach. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the goal of this new operation, which will start the end of june, is to crack down on illegal drug activity in the tenderloin and south of market communities. a cashier at a local store on market street says every day there's a new challenge. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: she tells me this is a very complicated situation because many people come just to steal and cause trouble and we have to constantly call the police. just two days ago she had a terrifying encounter when a woman she caught stealing threatened to kill her. danita shows us the video capturing the incident with the person lingering outside the store for hours waiting for her. [ speaking in

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so ease immigration comes as a new polar focus in germany. show support for the fall, right? anti immigration, a, if the policy has reached its highest level, the survey felt at 19 percent of focus would pick 50. if collections would to be held this week, that would make them the 2nd strong. this policy in germany to those 2 percentage points ahead of social democrats, of current jobs that will have shorts. the positive came of best in the poll with a 29 percent share of vote. with a conservative cd you who are currently in opposition to w as political correspondence, julia saw them as well. it's shown by research. in fact that migration is the number one topic for the if the party it is a topic that a mobilizes a. if the voters and engage and if the voters and we have seen the topic in the news, for example, just as we've heard because of this reform being brought forward by the government . but also we've seen headlines about how local authorities in germany are struggling with welcoming the influx of many ukrainian refugees who have been fleeting the war. but also there ha

>> today on "earth focus," food heroes. a new film looks at why combat veteran friends turned to farming. america's organic pioneers, and new models for food production. coming up on "earth focus." [music] >> it's important to me that war doesn't define who i am. i don't want to spend the rest of my life just being a guy who fought in the war in iraq. >> in november we were ordered to once again hit falluja. and that was just complete chaos. most reporters caught, you know, six days in falluja. for most of us it was more more like 3 to 4 weeks of intense combat. and by the time we were done, we had lost 33 marines and the city was in bad shape. it was pretty much destroyed. >> we have afilm. we like to say that in a world full of problems, "ground operations" is a story about solutions. we have a lot of veterans coming back from both from iraq, who have been here for a while, and from afghanistan, who are coming home now. ptsd often doesn't show up right away. it can be a year or two or more before it really starts to show up. >>

focus on. we are excited about this new focus on ai. ed: the edge cloud the market is going to be hard.ow much of the market are they going to allow you to have? todd: aws, gcp our core cloud technology providers that operate these massive core cloud technologies. every one of our customers uses a central cloud provider. we do not compete against those folks. margie that is great. we believe -- largely that is great and we believe deeply in multi-cloud infrastructure with use the resources leverage the edge cloud for super licensee's variances to drive content for the use experience the speed, performance is important. it is why we are focused on fast, safe and engaging user experiences. ed: the market love this number you're putting out for 2026. i want to hear what you are doing right now. what a screw driving growth for you now in this quarter -- what is driving growth for you now in this quarter? todd: we are pivoting fast horse aggressive customer acquisition, driving growth across our business and financial rigor, not just topline growth, by improving our bottom line as well. what

police have put a new focus on safety because of this, and the agency says their efforts are paying off. okay, well, do riders really notice a difference? our max darrow had the task of riding along and hearing from a commuter. >> reporter: on a busy afternoon at the embarcadero b.a.r.t. station every few minutes people and trains come and go. priscilla is heading home on the yellow line to antioch. it's about an hour ride. she commutes to and from the city twice a week. >> it's not as scary as what people make it out to be. >> reporter: she's witnessed two encounters, but overall -- >> i feel safe, on this line i do. >> reporter: for her that's been the case for a while. for many who ride b.a.r.t., that isn't the case. and b.a.r.t. police are trying to change that. interim chief of police kevin franklin. >> every single day i'm putting out more police officers and more unarmed civilian personnel than ever before to be visible out in the system, riding trains, focussing on the core areas of the system, and being visible on trains and in stations. >> reporter: that has included the addit

new reporting on chris christie'sch. >> sources told my colleagues that chris christie's campaign will be quote/unquote, nontraditional, sort of living off the land, focusing on earned media than paid media. a focusbe coming into new hampshire with a bunch of momentum. chris christie has made it clear going straight at donald trump is going to key to his campaign. talking about trump without saying trump's name. >> alex, some republicans who think christie's role in this race should be simply to be the guy to take on trump, that we saw what he did to marco rubio in 2016, you know he has the rhetorical ability, the toughness some gop say to go after trump, christie would have to sign up for that duty. >> by watching the debate -- his town hall two-hour town hall in new hampshire he's not scared of imploding his own chances with trump's base, a reason why lot of his rivals haven't attacking trump, because trump still has a huge favorability with republican primary voters. you make it harder for them to come back to you later in the race. you need 40,000 small donors from 20 states in order to qualify for that debate stage. christie doesn't have a loft money and is not getting a lot of earned media,

this is the focus of the new decree of the president on improving the efficiency of the work of stateon and business entities that the country cannot develop without total de-bureaucratization and digitalization. the head of state said during his message to the people and parliament, people should not sit in queues for hours to resolve their issues. in particular , alexander lukashenko drew attention to the need to develop a single portal of electronic services, how to use it and whether it is possible to solve the problem in one click. will be the foundation for e- government and the basis for the provision of public services. what do we see today? each of us can use the portal, but for some reason belarusians know little about it instead of only 200,000 millions of activated cabinets. i confess, i don't have it either, so let's try to get into the world of virtual services together. as far as i understand, now, thanks to changes in legislation, an electronic document is equated to a paper one. is this true and maybe there are some other opportunities we have appear. yes, you are abs

revolution with the american private topic that's i think, you know, with the, it's sort of the major focus up in new york and building this us in the us strategic partnership. one new level. those are good for us to keep in mind now when it comes to the relationship between the us and india. are you surprised by this joint letter from members of congress in the us, demanding that bite and talked with moody about problems that they say are existing with democracy in india to yes, of course. uh, you know, uh for example, you might have a load that bbc ready to head on. uh, showing that particular documentary that they were planning to show up on prime minister mold. and then obviously, you know, in the country like 1400000000 population. so that out of the mainly design things from fall would be and to some extent, sometimes suddenly communities get, i'll get to buy certain policies of the central government. and i lot denying that those issues are being raised in the us in the west. similarly, you know, the left, the liberals in india, for example, that sometimes skeptical for what they call american

that's i think, you know, with the, it's sort of the major focus up in new york and building this us in the us strategic partnership. one new level i made report as president biden, son hunter is reportedly ready to enter a plea, deal in his criminal case. so i'm have question the true reasons behind the agreement. prominent talk show host tucker cross it, for instance, has branded it a smoke screen to obscure the real crimes of the presidential family. the oversight committee released its findings and they were, in fact, devastating quotes bank records show the binding family, their business associates, and their companies there. many companies received over $10000000.00 from foreign nationals, and they're related companies that kennedy wrote, investigator said, quote, identified payments to binding family members from foreign companies. while joe biden served as vice president and after he left the public office. so actually there was something there it was a scandal, racketeering money laundering wire fraud. those are some of the crimes to buy. didn't seem to have committed condit

that's i think, you know, with the, it's sort of the major focus up in new york and building this us in the us strategic partnership. one new level. and while the new prime minister isn't america full, this state visit to look at that international yoga day, being celebrated all around the world. if i bodie was himself behind the establishment of a holiday in 2014, it was supported by basically all of the un general assembly in the russian, malaysia. many of the countries worldwide today have been staging events with all those people right there. you can see showing off that best form on most kids pictures online, that oxy dot com all right, so in any quarter past the hour here in most go to the latest updates from the ukraine conflict as keeps forces have been launching attacks upon russian territory . we'll show you an exclusive offer is from the board. a ton of rebecca civilian infrastructure has been severely damaged with us. so i do have windows broken. we also got footage of craters and playgrounds. several homes have been completely destroyed as well. wealth with 2 people repe

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sohail: as russia recovers from what it calls wagner's rebellion, there is a new focus on private armies. they are used in many conflicts around the world, but how much of a threat are they to the global order, and can they be stopped? this is "inside story." ♪ hello. welcome to the program. i'm sohail rahman. the mutiny by russia's wagner mercenary group has shined a light on the shadowy world of private armies. the operate in conflict zones around the world. their services have been employed by governments, anti-piracy operations, and even by some ngo's. but what are the risks of these soldiers for hire, and how much of a threat are they to the international order and international peace? and what role will they play in the future? we will put those questions and more to our guests in just a few moments, but first, this report. reporter: the wagner mercenary group, once in lockstep with russian president vladimir putin, and now, an existential threat. >> we will protect our people and our statehood from any threats, including internal betrayal, and what we are facing is betrayal. exorb

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so the, you know, the focus on new companies and important the championing of entrepreneurs is, very important that using that the platform you have as a governor or mayor to bring people together and get the university working with the big companies working with the small companies is is really the way to do it. let's talk a little bit about indianapolis, because there's a fascinating bit of that story. both you could tell story about 120 water, but also you mentioned that mitch daniels, the president of purdue university, noticed a gap in the pipeline of students in indianapolis. and tell me a little bit about how he closed that gap and tell me a little about what happened in indianapolis. miss jasmine, an innovative college or university president, and really part of that has been try to make it more accessible. and you know, mitch, in particular was looking to find people in different communities, including some disadvantaged and giving them a pathway, sort of an onramp into the university to focus on coding or other kinds of skills and try to create a more inclusive innovation e