well, according to the people we interviewed, but they know how to do it best olga cook cook food yes foodck cooking. well, yes, a huge number of gourmet dishes. well, anastasia comes to us from france. fashion, i don’t understand what the french can do. the best fashion answer is difficult to take fashionable clothes trends understand to create fashion trends. do something like baguettes do or speak french. this is bread, yes, or say, this is a good answer, because it is definitely on good the french are the best to kill doing the french. although canadians, for example, also know how, they have their own, apparently canadian french. a. well, what do we choose? let's still speak french speak french 99 points draw after the third miss. i have rivals oksana a. apparently, it was not worth the win button. that's all the time when there is still, pastries. bread is not baguettes, but croissants appeared to do better , that is, there was a question of what the french can do best. well, people could talk about wine, of course speak. i'm something like that. and this is the most popular answer a

yes yes there is, yes, victoria food food. es, but i know people who travel abroad and in order to save money, well, they eat one. i don't know about bananas or sweets, even to go to any restaurants . that's right, it's actually one of the greatest pleasures of trying new food in some new country. it's always very interesting. and there is such an answer on the scoreboard. yes, yes, there are 69 more points in yuri's draw, that's entertainment. well for example, yes, i don’t know any water parks there, yes, that is, there is something like an excursion, but you can call in. well, entertainment, you can just relax well. i understand that entertainment is a scoreboard. after the third come the opponent. well, you know about it natalya well, here we are, for example, always. so for gifts for a gift. yes, for every gift , here are shops souvenirs anyway, at least some kind of budget is laid, experience suggests not only spending money, but also coming up with such a type of these souvenirs so that they don’t do too much a lot of sp

food from trinidad? oh lord. i will allow you to pick two because that's an unfair question. you have to pick two. so there's the on the run food, which is your doubles so street food. yes street food. it's like who how do you describe this? it's chickpeas with like a mango sweet sauce and a little bit of hot sauce on a flower based bread like thing and it's absolutely delicious and amazing and the best thing you could ever eat on the run. that's number one on the run. that's the number one. tell them slight peppers light. oh gosh life have one of my handle don't not happy. peppa belly cat take it. oh so that for sure and then i guess the next one we're gonna skate away from the curry and i would say paleo because paylow is you like pillow. which is like a rice beans. i need my beef in there chicken coconut milk. pigeon peas all kind of cooked together and like simmered and it just makes me so happy. it just makes me i mean all the food makes me happy right? all the food really makes me happy, but i cannot believe that's the one you chose out of all. you know, but sometimes people okay, so i listen this is why i love talking to you, but i'm gonna realize back in just a

around ukraine the allentown regional food bank reports a sharp increase in the number of families in need of food in a country that is the world's largest food producer. yes our country, however the director of the food bank told the local media quoting the number of families we serve each month has tripled since october she added that 300 out of the 1,800 families she served this month have applied for help for the first time these are not long-term clients of the bank food, but now they had to stand up as such, because the economy, pardon the expression in recession. and sand and water in the united arab emirates eliminate the consequences of the largest flood in almost three decades, a disaster on a national scale for a country where, on average, only five rainy days a year, the emirate hit the hardest. after the downpours, the streets of the cities turned into seething streams that carried cars like toy water, basements of houses, large shopping centers and small shops were evacuated everywhere, thousands of people were evacuated, our transbaikalia is not a rainy desert, it’s a common thing, but this time the cyclone that hit chita turned out to be an

food and fertilizers. if we take food, as such, then, yes, there were no sanctions against it, but there were sanctions introduced instantly against those companies that insure foodies, but against a company that provides payments for food. in particular. we have all payments for deliveries. it was sold through the agricultural bank, it was one of the first to be included in the sanctions list and the sanctions, by the way, say forbid russian ships to apply e, enter western european ports and forbid foreign ships to enter russian ports to pick up cargo, including grain, so judge themselves and what's in istanbul was signed. this was the result of the so -called package initiative of the un secretary general with which he came to moscow received our support. and the package consisted of two parts, the first was the unblocking of ukrainian ports that we did not mine, which was mined by the ukrainian authorities themselves. and the second part is already unlocking supplies. e of russian grain, which is under the artificial restrictions i have listed, invented by the european union and the united states in ukrainian grain for more than two months, the russian federat

food everything is authentic. but the most important thing it is a way of cooking all food is cooked underground. yes, there is even foodt sultan sadyk fantas and already fantastic, and then it is on the table. just an incredible delicious masterpiece. unusual. i would even say yes, because we are used to eating any meat, but camel meat. this, of course, is something with which, moreover, it is prepared in the traditional old way. come on, let's already try to eat, we will also use the traditional old way with our hands. firstly, i immediately feel that there is not a single piece, souvardian fat, well, just not a piece of fat is true, the name is so soft, because we use only the meat of very young camels, 6-8 months old, the maximum is delicious, in general, the tax is falling apart very tasty. i would even say some kind of sweet aftertaste mixed, by the way, with some kind of pleasant light bitterness, that is, very unusual. in fact, by the way, this meat is very useful for men increases male strength, not what i need, but it's nice to know that there is such an additional bonus of gardening the sultan, world hail, an

food looks amazing. it's organic. organic way and go into the fill. so does that help your yes, we're working on helping implement sb 13 83 by creating a food rescue program that diverts edible food into the waste stream and instead gets it towards people in need. so we are. we just received an epa grant for the vallejo food rescue project, which is implementing food rescue in valais ho, but we are already working on food rescue throughout the county from dixon back of ill all the way down to venetia here where brutus restarted. venetia food is free . so obviously a lot of good people in venetia feel, you know, like they have to help their fellow mankind. you see a lot of people volunteering with your organization. yes we have. a lot of volunteers with food is free. we have neighborhood food stands out. manisha, where our community will put excess produce from their trees and then people in who might need that produce can pick it up as they walk by. alright well, heather, thanks for coming out that the food looks delicious. so, claudine, we're going to send it back to you this obviously down here is a little overwhelming for me to see all these people here. isn't it great, though

food that's skyrocketing across the country. chicken, for example, up more than 17%. beef and veal, that's up more than 10%. and now the national food truck association -- yes, there's an association for national foodhe country -- they say long gone are the days of the $2 the taco or the cheap eats from food trucks, you know, because these costs are skyrocketing. now the prices at your favorite food truck also have to increase. cheryl. >> cheryl: i just still want taco tuesday though. don't take that away if me, lydia. >> reporter: i know. don't threaten taco tuesday. gotta keep the people happy. [laughter] cheryl: lydia hu, thank you so much. appreciate it, great report. okay. well, bojo, he's out. boris johnson's very personal breakfast might not with the problem, the greenback. we've got charles schwab chief investment vat gist liz an saunders to tell us what she thinks it will do for the american market and our economy. let's take a look at our markets. dow is off session highs, we're up 330. nasdaq up 260 #, a gain of more than 2.25 the percent -- 2.25%. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (vo) while you may not be closing on a business deal while taking your mother and daughter on a once-in-a-lifetime a

the girls, like ye, camacho food, the mean and it felt good on the shelf is good food. make her was 21 the last time the police caught up with him. and this time the judges had run out of patience, handing him a 5 year jail sentence. mine, and what i was to was was, or my mom knew what i was up to about that to this put circle. and then the police arrived with an arrest, warrant is all movement constitution. what does and she was in tears of ruth and paul and sure she still disappointed in me did what the when, what the, what was the hotel and push from you? and she tried to talk me out of it is also that i was obsessed with that one thing money, money, money. when michael one. busy we're good, good, good, good, good, but hot. i was too lazy to get a job. barbara house i was, i never thought about the victims all the people i was taking money from. i well, i wish to go, but i do. now. i don't think i told her that you never picture the people you're stealing for all that only came in cause seeing how gutted they were warm and goose . how much? cuz every one was a single

yes, listen. well, it 's not just healthy food, it's beautiful food, appetizing food, delicious food and very easyis on the table. meat look what beauty i'm shooting. this is how i propose served on the board, actually on the board is also good, because the board has such a good temperature, a cold plate will be too much shock for the meat, so either you warm the plate, yes, or, but look for some kind of surface that will not create shock conditions for ours with you. i think it is absolutely a masterpiece of culinary wow, i also want to add some greens. and since we added tarragon to our salad, i suggest adding a little cilantro, and here i have this herb, which, in principle, is similar to basil to taste, but we call her regan. yes, that is, such a caucasian basil. and here he will be very good to grind it all. oh, you can tear it with your hands like this with a knife, but not too finely. ball on hot meat hmm beauty and take out the jelly. in general, it seems to me that you look how beautiful, well, really such simple recipes and when they are so elementary preparations, but at the same time s

food. i wonder if there are options to get food into and out of ukraine. ok. and so if you can say, yes, there are. ambassador thomas-greenfield: there are additional options that are being pursued. they will never be big enough to deal with the quantity of food. there's 20 million tons sitting to be moved out of the black sea. we've been able to move about 2.5 million tons through land and rail crossings. and we're trying to expand that, as ambassador power mentioned earlier, and contributing to the european effort to fix the rails but it can't account for the amount of food that will be required to move outside of ukraine. senator young: we'll follow up. senator menendez: senator van hollen. senator van hollen: thank you both for your service. governor beasley, it's great to see you as well. just to pick up on that final point of my colleague, senator young, i think the testimony we received in a number of hearings, including appropriations committee, has been exactly what you said, ambassador thomas-greenfield. we're trying to get some of the grain out. in reality when you have 20 million tons we have to get it ultimately out through the black sea. and i just want to echo what my colleagues have said and which you all agree with, we need t

food, either she was fed, or the bear herself went back to the food and rummaged through garbage cans. yes , especially condensed milk and loves to just feed. here's how the bank turned out completely. yes. uh, besides in addition, improperly organized garbage happens to be you and bear uh. hmm, as a matter of principle, a person is lazy for him, of course, it’s easier to go to the trash heap to get something and eat. what to hunt to look for or well, about foode's to strive to find. you make your own prey and get it out of it, so they try to get closer to people. if this complementary food is excluded, if it is excluded and organized correctly, for example , garbage storage, then perhaps we will get away from such a problem when an animal comes to people. in the arctic, the problem to be solved is not only garbage, but also industrial waste only in the coastal zone of the arctic ocean has accumulated, approximately 12 million . this is all in the arsenal of the polar bears' habitat, this balance between economic development, the arctic and the preservation of the fragile northern nature, will help special projects, for example, a clean arctic and not only, but it will take several years. we have a federal project relevant to the country, spring-cleaning. here is a general cleaning, and they are also being carried out in the arctic. here, accordingly, here we are already working on a bear and a coin. rosprirodnadzor. now she is watching remot

and yes, the situation of ukraine did effect additionally negatively affect the food food markets, but not because of, of the rush of special iteration rather due to the absolutely in there that with the reaction of the risk which announced sanctions, ah, undermining the availability of food on the markets, it's a period of history where little have to choose visor to go though, and the current rich the whist throws to to move. oh, saying that to the world must bear on not by international law, but by the rules. the going them expression rules based world order. and if you then the lies the behavior for wisdom cortex in international arena. you would understand that this rules differ from case to case. there is no single criteria. there is no single principle except one. if i want something, you have to a b. if you don't a b, you would be punished earlier. sergei laugh rav made stops in egypt. uganda and the congo received a warm welcome at every location, despite the u. s. earlier claiming that russia had been successful in isolating russia. sorry, that western sanctions had successfu

food. yes, actually without fertilizer, also with food it will be hard.ot only the correct answer, but also the prerequisites for the development of our own economy . i hope, i hope that he hears, and more than that, because my task is not to be heard, but to have these ideas formulated in some way and by others. you look at what the government has done, this is a colossal step forward. this actually means that we have set ourselves the task of developing an economy that is worthy. i liked the wording that kirenko proposed, who said that, and not korolev, not gagarin, they were not engaged in import substitution. it just seems to me that we do not take into account our own experience, for example. we, when banking came to russia, yes, well, this capitalist one. we immediately bypassed this phase of banking with a checkbook, that is, they were in companies, but there were practically no people. we went straight to the next level. here and there, sometimes not to try to stupidly repeat, but to go to a completely different level of development, that is, not

and yes, the and situation of ukraine did affect additionally negatively affect the food food markets, but not because of, of the russian special operation rather due to the absolutely. and there that with the reaction of the risk which announced sanctions, ah, undermining the availability of food on the markets. it's a period of history where we will have to choose by the to go though and the current which the west thrice to to move are saying that the world must darren not by international law, but by the rules. they coined an expression, a rules based world order. and if you analyze the behavior for a western cortex in international arena, you would understand that this rules differ from case to case. there is no single criteria. there is no single principal except one. if i want something, you have to be, if you don't to be, you would be punished earlier sergei lab rav made stops, and egypt, uganda, and the congo received a warm welcome at every location. despite the fact that the u. s. earlier claims that russia had been successfully isolated by western sanctions. a former nigeri

and how journalist, military correspondent , channel, yes, first one, then another, at the moment, food only as a volunteer . always constantly foodto the east of course you can compare it with the fourteenth year but is it appropriate they are talking about the fact that the main moment that differs the work of aviation and which was not from february 14 to 20, yes february 24 of this year and after 24 air raids began with the so-called special operation of muscovy, and this greatly distinguishes the intensity of the gods, of course, has changed, of course, we rarely encountered this situation, for example, the last time we traveled when we planned to reach lysychansk but on the way we were warned that they gave sichansk, our troops left, that is, the situation there changes from minute to hour, and it is very different from what it was. that is, what do you do, this is providing something? well, for example, when we went to poland for some things that our diaspora bought, such as optics , technology, electronics, and for the army, we could simultaneously take out people who were leaving the god zones, mothers with children, we r

hockey sweater on some food for this name of the city no, initial lines, that is, there are a lot, yes, well, there is some kind of text not on the products, not on the food or on the foodhen you read the letters and turned on no in the film in the film is not on the clothes, but with large letters well, it doesn't matter. well, i mean, you can't. read it to me on a billboard, not on a billboard, not yet in a restaurant. not the name of the restaurant, not in andrey gaidulyan's apartment. perhaps there is such an inscription, perhaps it is not here. it has a lot to do with hockey. yes, in general, somehow not particularly. well, very far. i would say, well, it is connected with canada oh yes, the first clue we have canada in canada isik with a waterfall no, well, either newspapers or sheets, or it is he, drawn with a forest, connected with a forest. unrelated every single maple leaf in canada has them just growing. yes on maple syrup. no. we have already found out so much that it is not connected with food, it can be used as a drink. it also has nothing to do with intuition. let's print it, the mayor of the city is a great version. no, this is a seal of quality. no, it'

yes, the, the situation of ukraine do. the 5th edition, negatively affect the o food food markets, but not because of, of the russian special iteration. rather, you to the, oh, absolutely, in there that with the reaction of the risk which announced sanctions, ah, undermining the availability of food on the markets. it's a period of history where we will have to choose either to go though and the current which the west throws to, to move. oh saying that so the world must bear on not by international law, but by the rules. if you analyze the behavior for western colleagues in international arena, you would understand that this rules differ from case to case. there is no single criteria. there is no single principle except one. if i want something, you have derby, if you don't obey, you would be punished earlier sergei lab rav made stops in egypt, uganda and the congo. he received a warm welcome at every location, despite the u. s. earlier claiming that russia has successfully been isolated by western sanctions. now, despite the projected damage of western sanctions, russia's economy is actually weathering the storm. a lot bet

yes. you have to take into account costs for rent and how much you need for food and clothes. variation it moved on quoting the food, but salish good me the if we broke issue, but if me a call added to the resistance temptation on the and stays on the straight and narrow then i think he has good prospect. zayden guns gotten to spend half her. oh, how can, can they encourage her? they knew the perspective except those prospects are currently pretty limited. just a pennant of his favorite club and a few photos adorned the walls of mir cosell. his contact to the outside world is primarily through his mother. mm hm. so for quote, this is a letter from my mother. of course he misses me and is disappointed that we've not been in touch that much in recent years with when she says she'd love me to invite her to visit with. oh, well, i'm always glad to get those letters about, but i've told my mom shop i'll talk to her every day if there's something out of school, i'm in jail and i'm trying to think about life outside as little as possible. lucas, and all the flow through much most infers, i tend to feel bad when i think ab

yes, and then they hit the train on the train, which carries the baby food of the newt of baby food,nderstand happy. i certainly understand the problems with baby food in the united states of america. apparently they want e in the liberated areas. and when once ukraine was better with this, but still it ’s impossible, uh, to scoff at the once population, which they considered their own at the same time. uh, we mentioned that boris johnson was given the title honorary resident of odessa e. she liked the way the mayor explains. eh?

food prices. yes, we are seeing moderate gains, but they are hefty. we have seen food inflation rise over 1% are a number of months. there is plenty of momentum there. we are seeing good inflation, it isn't over. you see anecdotes of inventories piling up. services inflation, we haven't seen services inflation peak yet. a lot of that is coming from housing, but not just housing. there is upward pressure on things like travel prices, but it is some of the more mundane services, medical, insurance, that can still support higher inflation over the near term, and keep that headline number from lowing over. lisa: this is one theory for why the fed is going to go much further in other regions, because they are facing off with service based inflation that exceeds the weighting of certain goods inflation. when we talk about the disinflationary force oversupply, stemming from the undersupplied two years ago, that is going to help other regions in the world more than the united states. can you give us a sense how close we are to that oversupply, especially at the likes of vi krohn come out and talk about much less demand for chips? sarah: we will see that in the good space, we have seen anecdotal reports of inventory pilot. we have not seen that in the broad economic measures yet. there is a lag there. when it comes to business inflation, that is the core number, it is only 20% of the index. you will need more than disinflation is good, you need outright decline to bring inflation down. we have seen supply chain stress ease up a little, there supply drive times come down, they are at elevated rates. we are far from the all clear, we are not going to see immediate relief. jonathan: i am on the bloomberg thing at the atlanta fed gdp forecast. can you explain what we are talking about, what are they tracking, and how accurate is it? sarah: this is tracking the data we see today, not making assumptions on june data, which we have yet to see. it is a face value of what the latest data print and momentum's are seeing. an important aspect of the gdp number tracking for q2, we see more market slowdown and consumer spending, more weakness in real investment across equipment, across a big drag in inventory. we had the two biggest quarters in inventory build. we are still adding to inventory in the second quarter. it is not as fast a pace, that is a reason for the negative number. tom: claudia, claimed economist, in slow down and labor was heated that atlanta gdp is now not capturing a fully employed america. do you see labor breaking in the third quarter of this year? sarah: i see the labor market weakening, but i think we are far from the bottom going out on the labor market. that is important when we talk about whether we are potentially in a recession now, yes, we see a -- we have seen a negative print for q2. if you look at the nuance, looking at that criteria that looks for the widespread decline in activity, i do not think we have seen that at a big portion. that is because we are adding jobs at a tremendous clip, keeping real income still going positively as spenders are impacted. that is important in short-circuiting this talk of recession, if you are adding jobs, that is helping your income picture. that helps demand from falling to marketplace. jonathan: in q1, we explained away the negative print by talking about inventories and trade data. you expect same story in the second quarter? sarah: i think you can explain away some of it, but if you look at final demand from domestic purchases, we are seeing a slow down there. it its exaggerated weakness, but we are seeing an economy begin in the second quarter and end of the year. jonathan: these are issues, particularly what is happening in europe the trade story does matter. if you have international demand, softer weaker, you are going to see spillover. i go back to the morgan stanley call, the bill off the back of the team in europe forecasting the recession for the european economy and concluding some of that is going to bite. it is what happens stateside. lisa: that is one reason you have companies multinational coming from the west talking about the dollar, it is the headwind for the potential lack of competitiveness when it comes to exports, or is it because the weakness is what is causing it? there is less demand on the overseas side. how much can we get europe avoiding a recession in light of what we are expecting to see with gas prices? that is a crisis we are going to be talking about for the weeks upcoming. jonathan: they are in a sticky spot. they have upside risk on a inflation front, downside risk on a growth front. inflation is not of --. think of the counter of the ecp. they have a couple of meetings, you can have a situation where the ecb may gets back to zero or just above. before october time, q4. tricky. tom: i'm going to use the thermometer, foreign exchange. foreign exchange is front and center, i believe we have jordan rochester coming up. e.m. doing poorly today, adxy about ready to go through the week this. foreign exchange matters right now. jonathan: i think -- put on a call putting out for parity. tom: i didn't know that. i was singing walk like a egyptian. ♪ lisa: can -- oh, dear lord. jonathan: can you keep this up for two hours? tom: stay tuned for 2003. [laughter] jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: the stage is set for the european central bank to raise interest rates this month for the first time in more than a decade. inflation rose to a record last month. prices jumped 8.4% from a year ago. we were driven by soaring costs for foody. china's president xi jinping's energy crackdown on hong kong's pro-democracy movement in a landmark speech marking the 20th anniversary of chinese rule. he said the former british colony should focus on its economic development. he said hong kong has entered a new stage of entering chaos to governance. new york explaining its coronavirus outbreak on "alien things." health officials said as early as two years ago, the virus has made its way --. china southern airlines agreed to buy 86 jets. discounts are generally given for large orders print china's going to be receiving the planes and 2024. the college sports world has been rocked. ucla have agreed to lead the pack 12 conference and joined the big ten, that is a predominantly midwestern league. the move comes after the big ten is about to sign a giant the contract, it could lead to more movement, discourse. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake." powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more t

food industry a big fat liar for saying when the sloppy joe expires? yes, the jar of pickles that was forgotten. isn't necessarily always wanted. good news for dumpster divers. food industry experts, call cnn, most companies pick expiration dates based on when they think the foodst, not when it actually goes bad. if that's true, then kidney beans expire before they are even canned. why do they can't them? in other words, those expiration dates are often more about protecting the brand than food safety. by expiration date, i don't mean -- met on tinder. it's been a while. not even a national standard. there's not even a national standard for how expiration dates are determined. i feel like a local consumer news reporter. coming up, research says that throwing out food too soon is responsible for 20% of food waste and 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions. of course, some expired food can really make you sick. like the time i didn't read that ham. don't ignore that expiration date like jamie sitting alone at a bar. when in doubt, just what i do. try these out. not again. tyrus, you've never made me dinner. i don't take that personally, but if you were to make me -- >> i have made you a lot of things. >> greg: do you pay attention to this stuff? >> i do pay atten

food crisis continue in many parts of the world. yes, left. many struggling to simply survive in sri lanka, food inflation has exceeded 80 percent. meaning not a recent government decision to restrict fuel imports came as a country faces a severe shortage of foreign exchange. at reserves, supplies of sea food and local markets are running low to a crucial food staple as the countries hit by a lack of essentially, our tease ruined june sharma has been taking a closer look. a long 20 kilometers from sheila, gauze, largest city, colombo is elecom, though he is community official men is deeply affected by the crisis. the lack of fuel has meant that they haven't gone fishing for days. both headed out to see your is a rare sight of the 75 whistles based here today only 9 had fuel. i'm the luck to go fishing. what about 90 percent of the vote? sad grounded here because of lack of fuel. they'll fishermen, community are finding it extremely hot to stay afloat. the fishing sector employees one tend to sheila gas population and helps to feed many more as i took out my boat off the 3 weeks today. it's been very tough for us on the island also explored what fish do not crabs and prompts to several countries, including china, japan, as well as the us. now majority of these orders cannot be fulfilled rig

food , that's what everyone who went out says. yes, i do not skip food. i eat what god sent. i eat. this is extremely important, the second thing you are for one should understand oneself from eating habits after all ate. and move here she is an athlete. there's a young girl over there, you're moving too. i didn't ask you, for sure, what does he do? of course i'm moving, i'm dancing, choreographer, well, it's clear that of course, what to say? it's a very hard, physically demanding job. ah, so here's an illustration for you, or here's a young man and a man, so to speak, twice older, that is, foodrrow, all this is mandatory with its physical loads, because if you just sit on the couch in front of the tv, proper nutrition, and it will not help you, eat in the company. well, who can afford food at all, it's still what i always say to older people, so that the idea is interesting, yes, and young. you have to eat company, because otherwise you can sit alone and just like a tractor. here you sit thinking about something. and her hand is working, working, then once something sounds empty on the plate. but i have and i didn’t want to, like i do this metal, who knows, but about pampering myself with something of taste, but of course i have more that once a week. yes i always i repeat. the same mother told me, there is no healthy food. no, eating unhealthy should be a way of eating right. so, always allow yourself sweets and sausages. there and something else allows. why not? when are you talking? no, you start obsessing, you start obsessing. it's already wrong, allowing the joy of your

food, it was asked earlier. are there additional options to get food into and out of ukraine okay? if you can say yes, there are. >> there are additional options that are being pursued. they will never be big enough to deal with quantity food there's 20 million tons to be moved out of the black sea. we've been able to move 2.5 million tons through land and rail crossings. we are trying to expand that and contributing to european union efforts, it can't account for the amount of food that will be required to move outside ukraine. >> we will follow up. >> thank both of you for your service and david beasley, great to see you as well. the testimony we have received in a number of hearings including appropriations committee has been exactly as you said, we are trying to be creative in getting that drain out but the reality is when you've got 20 million tons, we've got to get ultimately out through the black sea, and i just want to echo what my colleagues have said which you all agree with, we need to do a much better job letting the world know that russia is using food as a weapon of war and it is doing a double-edged sword because they are withholding grain, corn and wheat from ukraine but russia is expecting a bumper wheat c

food trunk -- truck offering food locally produced. she gets her first and last customers of the day with the festival closing. >> it is closing? >> yesre evacuating. >> are you joking? >> it is canceled. >> do we have to leave? >> not sure. maybe just stay inside. reporter: minutes earlier, heavy showers and strong wind slept through the festival. even bringing down trees. the storm left seven people injured at the campsite. organizers decided to cancel the first two days of the festival to give technicians time to secure the site. meantime, some ticket stayed at the campsite after a difficult night. >> we had loads of water in the tent. >> my brother had to sleep surrounded by hail. not very comfortable. reporter: as the sun shines again, spirits are high. more revelers arrive ready to set up base for the weekend and have a good time. >> if you come here with good friends and love, in the right mood, it can only go well. >> even if the care bears were playing, people would come to the festival anyway because they want to experience the atmosphere of the campsite. people stayed despite the hailstorm yesterday. some had tents blown aw

food for sure. patience, food, yes, that is, they are artificially created. these are temples. i still insist shamans. these are british guys. they advise, they protect zelensky, this is their cow, what is called, they blow it into all the cracks about it. here, there, even the americans are not very americans. here they think that they are in charge of everything , but i believe that they are not at all, why i ask, because it’s all the same at any pyramid. any one of these here, as it were, marketing schemes it still exists somewhere, well, let's translate it all into such animal terminology. all the same, somewhere , all these bees have them somewhere. mato chief ah, supporter curator. uh, zelensky's copper was boris johnson with ears that stick out. yes you are, but look at the diagram. that was the same madrid summit, because that biden came out and said, i talked with 50 countries and they agreed to put hundreds of tanks in ukraine. there are hundreds of tanks, weapons and so on. they are the case that these 50 countries are mainly those that are part of the nato bloc. here and this is rut, and he makes such a bon voyage yes, he calls in ukraine, they say 172 million. these 172 million will really go in the form of assistance that will be sent to the american military-industrial complex, which, probably, will make weapons that will go to ukraine in principle. here is such a scheme, maybe this is not a direct ukraine no one. now he doesn't give money. therefore, because it is worth giving them a wad of money. she will disappear immediately. well, as focus has money, there is no money, but you see everything was fine. so then it's development. just more practical development of what aleksey alekseevich says, which is essentially the case. there are some, as it were, a cult in which you kind of come and promise money to ukraine. at the same time, you are not giving money to ukraine. you give. as if. well, you know, like always. here in all these corrupt schemes and pyramids there is always the next level of money. you give to that level, and already here we will say the level of the position. so it's all these ferocious zelensky and so on. it's all like semi-infantry. well, yes, but the money is managed by, er, others. others because that, when we talked with you about reporting, after all, when they allocated $ 40 billion, the us congress told baidun that he should read a lot about where he will give the dollar, and if he does not report, then there will be no next tranche or he will be a significant cut, so reporting. she must be present. reporting performance resonates primarily with the media. yes, for europe this resonance is not important, the us congress does not care what it writes there in europe, but about kakhovka he needs that she the russian media writes what the ukrainian ones will write, they will look to cut as there is some kind of reaction there, how many people, uh, poured mud on the russian army there or something else, this is the result, and then you are essentially. now you are already answering the question that when a lot of money is allocated for these same hymers, but i say that, well, as if the hymers hall is a million dollars. well, how many there are six, and 150,000 cameras each. runs all over ukraine, but now they answer my question, that when they shoot a million dollars in cash, which in a military sense does not matter. in the sense of this one here, like a couple of dozen. here, in the sense of this commercial marketing story that we began to discuss, in principle, it doesn’t matter where they flew in peaceful kakhovka or it’s important that this one, that is, roughly speaking, that the firebox is working and burning in the firebox. there, uh, millions of dollars are earned tens and hundreds of millions of dollars well. and what is more interesting is still more interesting, how much more interesting. i'm so you already i was going further, but therefore, about how much more interesting, the united states and great britain are already openly speaking. we see the struggle for colonization begins, the division of europe is essentially a rete - this is the frontman of the outgoing nature. you understand that he is about 172 million euros, and ukraine, against the background of the fact that farmers, so we are talking about this, that those who were told to speak to their own country are on it. and what you need to promise him, in general, it’s not at all expensive, where he will go. maybe he will go to australia later, and so on they will demolish him the dutch, in general, are cool people, you are the shots that were shown. i remember how a dutchman by the name of kaiser complained to me and said that when it was still the nineties, cars with german numbers arrived. do you know that the dutch turned them over? in general, they just seem to be such teams, they are cool guys, very much. well, look, but then we return to what aleksey alekseevich said that ryute is essentially? he does not serve the netherlands. no of course, he's not even brussels. he is the front of the cops of nature, which is already everything she lost in kind and further unknown fathers on the one hand, on the other hand, are starting, but he thinks, yes, no one knows a new game. i say, what is the game of the game in dividing europe that is, while this whole surrender of this old team of the frontmen of the old team is taking place, and before our eyes we see johnson, we understand what wedges were, and in the bits under the macron already . we see it, let's look further, uh, the ryukts, of course, seem to be behaving absolutely absurdly. we see how needle and poor germany, it's a pity, really, that's where it seems, based on the idea that there is a nation state with its own interests. they are not subjects. they are just frontmen actors, again, the losing team, which is already going under the knife and going under the knife, in the same west, this does not mean that those who want to win the pro-russian ones are completely different i have a different story. i'm just those who want to win less than those who leave us. you all told us that everything will be fine and the cart is a boat. she rolling stopped rolling. we see how everything is falling apart, you can't hold it. i can even explain why, because since the globalization that unfolded after the collapse of the soviet union, you understand that there are beneficiaries there, and there are some title holders who are just that you are. for the recipients, everything seemed to be going well for this team, but they got rid of the real sector of the economy in the west, they drove it somewhere in asia, there in china, and so on and everything went well, because that there was an american military force, of course. no, it was all kept by the machine, the excuse was under the national jurisdiction of the united states. what made the united united states the most powerful state against the background of all the other allies of the united states in nato by and large. well , what did they do ? understood. they found them for themselves through ngos, we ourselves know how it is with us know. now we move on they found everything, and now these people, by the way, bought them. in fact, yes, they were bought for these buns, cookies, american and so on, but because they were bought. these are corrupt people. they can be repurchased now that the situation is falling apart, they have to be repainted, and they start to be repainted. you can see how they are in different countries, and we see those processes. i even watch the middle east in general, asia in general, watch the east to the question that the lord god is with them, and hymus and there is this marketing story, and so on and so forth, and next week vladimir putin is going to iran. there, he will probably meet with representatives, also turkey, and against this background, and sullivan is the us president's security adviser makes a rather interesting statement as well. listen to him. our information indicates that the iranian government is preparing to provide russia with up to several hundred drones, including drones that can carry weapons, on an expedited basis. iran also plans to train russian forces in the use of these drones. first stages. should start already in the first days of july further, of ​​course, publications that the west is concerned, and then, of course, iran and refutes uh. well, in any case, whether it is so or not. iran, of course, must do the right thing, which it refutes, but in your opinion. all this has some development. here, well, such a military-applied, of course there is. well , firstly, military technical cooperation between russia and iran, it exists and exists according to the articles that we agreed on. this time. secondly, uh, there are also regular naval maneuvers in perspective here. yes, yes, and even there in other places. and it's not right here. here we are talking about something else, you understand, because for a long time the united states portrayed iran as a sponsor of terrorism. yes and iran is supplying. well, iran is a sponsor of terrorism supplies weapons of heroism according to the us according to the us according to filmed. yes, they watch our programs. watch your hands. yes, according to the us, ivan iran, uh, how a sponsor of terrorism supplies weapons russia, which produces terrorist attacks in ukraine, was called by iran, the sponsor of terrorism. russia is a sponsor of terrorism according to the expert. and by the way, uh, this one in the echr has already ukraine more than once filed applications to accept them. well , claims against russia that russia is a sponsor of terrorism against the ukrainian people, and you noticed that they fall into the same path that russia is shelling the cities of ukraine in order to so that ukraine doesn’t get all the weapons again, the watering can merges into one gang into one gang, that is, it’s the one that they all the time, uh, try to use this barrel organ portray to demonize russia, but at the same time we must clearly we have evidence of crimes, the military in ukraine, our representatives. he must say, the guys went to the evidence in an interesting way, but i say that all these things are interconnected, so do not forget that against the background of the visit to iran, biden's visit to saudi arabia is taking place. how would saudi arabia and iran as you know , batman is not on good terms , as it were. the game they are trying to play against us is further advertising on channel one. the denouement of the high-profile story about the children of alexander abdulov completed a complex dna examination, which will put an end to this dispute, we examined the provided objects, personal belongings and household items of alexander abdulla's relatives, which of the two men who declared themselves illegitimate sons, the artist has misled everyone has the right. the second on the legacy 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with certain forces, which we, by inertia, call the west. and this is much more complicated. uh, history, because not everything that is technically western is part of the forces that play this combination. we more or less talked about, well, what they are. uh, very uh, and now move on to talk about, and what actually, well, on the other side, what are we opposed to and who are we, well, just a little more. in the development of this conversation about iran, the east of saudi arabia and so on, but the indicators of what we are dealing with and this applies to us and to our attempts to restore our sphere of influence and to iran, which is simply for being, well, as if he considers himself to be the one who has the right to exist and has been declared a sponsor of terrorism for some interests. and all this is a consequence, that is, a certain idea about how the world works and when we talk about everyone who is about a cult. and it all fits in very well. now listen to blinkin, who said something amazing to me in an interview. this is actually a fixation of the fact that what seems to us as if they were invented like that, imposed on all ideas about how the world works, it is in their heads, perhaps it really is arranged, the way it is arranged, as it says now, damn it, can you imagine the confidence? he says guys. well, here, the earth is round. america is not like everyone else. well, listen, i translated it like this. can you hear differently? russia is challenging the existing world order. if russia is allowed to do what it does, it will mean that we are returning to a world where whoever is stronger is right, where big countries can bully small ones. this is the opposite of order based on rules. china is challenging the world order in a different way by becoming increasingly aggressive in the region and intensifying repression at home. i think china wants to be international order, but different from the existing ones and the question is, under what order do people want to live, you know, he is completely sincere, in fact. he says the following, so the guys are just lying about the world order. this is when the us does what they want, threatens who they want and declares threats to this world order, who they want, and when someone appears who does not want to put up with this, and who believes that they have their own rights . this is a threat to the world order. and therefore, both china and russia are a threat to her, he and for him what the us er, here is separate from all. e, so to speak, e is separate from all the players who are above all for him. this, of course, is why the koran has such an attitude towards us, such an attitude towards china, and so on, and in this sense, we oppose the indigenous people psychologically, economically, and military-politically in any way. well, so to speak, this is a rather complicated organized sect. and who are our allies? here's how, well, china is china well, here's iran yes, well, if you can, a little remark to look at the face, these are journalists. it seems to me, unlike glinkin. she read shakespeare's tragedy hamlet words words words. yes, uh, the quote is like this, but from hamlet and so on. she is clearly looking at him completely, just like you are talking to me for something meaningless, despite the fact that a is clear that she is behaving politely. now, for now, let's return to this very topic, which was stated by sullivan. oh, horror, which means that iran will set it today, that is, sullivan is talking about horror. you have the right to supply something somewhere, that we americans are the guardians of the world order. let's let's calm down, so we have a conversation that there are some deficiencies associated with drones are conducted openly, absolutely no one hides. we are discussing this, but import substitution and specialists. iran has good drones. they showed themselves during all sorts of events. what problems does iran have and iran has big problems since mid-may, the rise in foodpeople have the right to protest. that is, they come out. protest demonstrations there are not very good, stable, social situation. in connection with the rise in food prices, it means, but i noticed something that was probably not, well, in my memory, definitely never. i think that it has never been at the caspian forum at all. i saw that raisiya was hugging putin, i was shocked, this has never happened to me. well, well, the iranian leaders never hugged ours, and they never hugged before the revolution. well, it’s not accepted at all, somehow, but judging by the fact that for me it was a very symbolic hug, in general gestures. sometimes know more speak than words. i understand that insofar as we develop strategic relations with iran, there are some problems. related to this one, but iran's food security can be helped to solve. that is, we have what you need, they can. oh, we provide some technology not so much the drones themselves. how many 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makarenko would be with kyiv dynamo now actually, yes, i want to say that we have a sponsor i will show you this hypoallergenic food, liquid healthy and tasty food. well, we are definitely stronger together now. and this was shown by our clubs, which cannot fully prepare for the season, but still show themselves in a big way. dynamo kyiv scores half a point for the ukrainian rating, as well as poltava oblast, it scores a full point for a victory, so we are still on the right track , because if dynamo kyiv were to lose, it could would be such a negative inertia for poltava vorskla and for all the ukrainian fans of ukrainian society and football, and now we are talking about the fact that after all, dynamo kyiv still has the same chances, e.g. 50% to get to the next third round of the champions league, yes in fact, such a long path of pigtails for you has never been, well, there was not even a theory that dynamo kyiv would go through three qualifying rounds in order to get into the group tournament of the champions league. well, i don’t see in the list that i see such emotions. the best in him, we can see that he is very worried and, well, there i

food in order to mitigate these problems. yes, they are not ready to introduce any serious sanctions in the seventh package, because they see that they are left without foodleft without gas, which they cannot hit in any way, and they are afraid that russia alone will not return nord stream to work . and they are very alarmed that the transit can be interrupted through ukraine. and this is anxiety. it is connected with the fact that the economy of the european the union has gone downhill this could go on for a very long time. that's when, when barrel said that he can endure they can endure for a very long time from this, the citizens of germany france other countries should become really scared, because the barrel is something to endure, maybe the barrels are what the rest of the people. they work in the economy. they are not the brussels celestials on american support and the prospect is very bleak for them, because if uh now they are not reaching any dialogue. with russia it doesn't start with this, yes the european union does not give up its own sanctions, it means years of downward movement, that is, the elimination of enterprise jobs high inflation an

press will begin on teachers, doctors, e . yes, do people nowadays have access to medicine and food, which you know, it’s a shame to realize, but there is also foode is medicine , but it’s all imported from crimea, kakhovska will work today, the most important, maybe the most terrible today, everyone has to make a choice. well, i 'll tell you, about a month and a half ago, they started gathering school principals and each one is assigned a task. fortunately, there are 14 school principals, only one is active, and the other is a former principal . e are teaching staff of schools and everyone today makes a choice e-e what to do next, a similar situation in medical institutions in communal enterprises, but today this is the main thing yes many people left almost 60,000 e-e in other 60%, 64-5 somewhere well, but 35 percent remains in the city a-and today, officially, there was no corridor to leave. during this entire period, there was no a-- well, you can go there to crimea with an unknown future fate, most of all well, at the beginning of the war, you could go there or to mykolaiv, then you have to warm up to kryvyi rih and now the only way remains

yes. the key question, which , of course, will be discussed today. it's, uh, food security in uganda, like in many african countries food prices and fuel prices have skyrocketed. this led to rallies and protests only the day before at three guessing cities, and there were such protest actions. people burned, ah, tires, many sellers were even forced to close their stores for a while. these, er, rallies, the main task now is to increase trade turnover in ganda, and they are buying russian wheat, equipment, parts for the machine, a-a. russia accordingly imports coffee. cocoa tea and e, kampala fruit. it, of course, sets the mood for closer cooperation, and details in other areas, and this cooperation, of course, will be discussed today during the meeting between sergey lavrov and president of the republic and as well as at a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs as well. let me remind you that ganda is the third country on this african tour. as for sergei lavrov, he has already managed to visit egypt and the day before he was in the republic of the congo, but tomorrow he will make a trip to ethiopia. we are following what is happening. and here we will in

food is medicine but food is love and yes, we do need the donations. this is a time when we can especially -- we're struggling and we appreciate the philanthropic hearts. >> dana: a terrible to think of anyone going hungry. thank you for what you do and glad to get the word out. thank you, matt. >> thank you. >> dana: indoor mask mandates are coming back in some cities making masks come pull sorry in schools and public buildings. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. the move to reimpose mask mandates along with new recommendations to mask up coming as the cdc reports rising transmission levels in a growing number of counties across the country. the orange you see on the map indicates high transmission. yellow is medium, green is low. there is a wide variation in how different areas are treating similar caseloads as we've seen all along. >> dana: look at iowa with 10 counties spiking higher including lin county with cedar rapids will require masking for all visitors. >> bill: back for summer school in san diego with questions about the science. many parents are saying the returns for facial coverings for kids makes no sense. >> the fact of the matter is kids are at minimal risk. many have been vaccinated and cloth masking has been shown to not work. >> dana: jonathan serry is live in atlanta with more. what is the cdc saying? >> federal health officials say high quality masks since n-95 offer protection. many people find them uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time. cloth masks offer reduced protection and some parents argue it is not worth the inconvenience of forcing small children to wear them day in and out for an entire school day. in san diego school officials have reinstated the indoor mask mandate after cdc ranked their county as having a high community level of covid risk that takes into consideration high infection rates and strains on limited hospital capacity. in los angeles, which is also ranked as high risk, county health officials say they will reinstate their indoor mask mandate by july 29 if current trends continue. as you can imagine, that's received mixed reaction from residents. >> i think we have to use common sense. it is easy to put on pants to go outside and wear a max. not that big a deal. >> i will not wear a mask. >> are you going to ask people to wear them? >> no, if they want to wear it, they can wear it. i won't discriminate against them. >> the cdc always ranks new york city as high risk but there masks remain optional. instead of mandates local officials strongly recommend that people wear face coverings in indoor public spaces. >> this is out there. particularly if you are at risk you want to be careful. >> so even in high-risk areas many municipalities are reluctant to bring back mandates. they are politically unpopular but also we're in a different phase of the pandemic. with vaccines and treatments for most healthy americans if you become infected it is not nearly as dangerous as it was earlier on in the pandemic. at the same time, you have to weigh hospital capacity and people with underlying conditions. it is why i did not go into politics. back to you. >> dana: we're glad you are here. you made great choices for us. >> bill: ain't going to be no rematch? don't want one. the biden white house patting itself on the back claiming credit as gas prices fall from high-time record highs. we're told this fall they'll go back up again. karl rove is here to fill her up. good morning to you. here is the exchange from the white house yesterday about the up and down the explanation. watch this. >> aren't you going both ways? when gas prices go up it has nothing to do with the president. when we see the decline you want him to get the credit. >> look, i think that there is no both way thinking here at all. the president has reacted from the beginning talking about how this was such an important priority. he then presided over the largest historical release of barrels of oil from the strategic reserve so he -- >> he said it was putin's fault. when they are coming down he gets the credit. >> i very much disagree with that framing. >> bill: a lot to shoot at right there, karl. >> well, they are in a difficult situation. you have to have a little compassion for them. they've misplayed this right from the beginning and mislabeled it from the beginning and now claim credit for something and here is the problem. in january of 2021, the average price of a gallon of regular gas was $2.58. as of yesterday it was $4.52. ordinary americans are listening to this from the press room and saying to themselves i filled up at the pump and paying a lot more than i did last year or the year before and that will be the enduring problem of the biden administration. they are stuck with a bad number and they can point all they want to to the decline in the last few weeks but they still have a big jump up and people are feeling it when they go to the pump and it is not just gasoline. it is so many things we have to go to the grocery store, go to the clothing store for, and as people get ready to go back to school and they have to buy new clothes for the kids and supplies they will see it reflected. the administration is in trouble and stuck with that sort of lousy back and forth they had in the film that you showed. >> dana: i appreciate your compassionate conservative stance, karl. i think about the white house as they are trying to make lemonade out of lemons. for example, during last year's afghanistan withdrawal, the debacle they wanted credit for the largest airlift in history. recently they asked for credit for the largest importation of baby formula from europe. as if that was something to write home about. they want credit for the historic release of strategic petroleum reserve oil as if that had anything to do with it and just last week president biden was saying president putin is the reason for the price hikes and they want credit now for what? the war in ukraine is still going on. doesn't seem to me the white house doesn't think what the follow-up questions are going to be. >> they don't. they are doing this on the fly. they've got a relatively new press secretary who has demonstrated she is less sure footed than her predecessor and even her predecessor had difficulty with questions like this. they're stuck. they are putting forward the best line they can get, which is give us credit for everything that we think is going good and blame somebody else for everything that's going bad and yet the american people know at the heart is in 2021 they passed the american rescue plan and tried to pass build back better. put too much money in the economy and they're responsible for it and until the inflation rate goes down because of what the federal reserve is doing, they are not going to get out of this. they certainly aren't going to get out of this in the remaining time just over 100 days between now and the november mid-terms. >> bill: primary today. maryland getting a lot of attention. see how it goes. fundraising race is fascinating. we spoke with a republican hispanic candidate last hour in south texas. she has raised all kinds of money, dwarfs her democratic competition in a democratic district. hassan in new hampshire different story. look at her cash and in a race a lot of people think may determine the balance of power in the senate. 7.3 million easily outpacing everybody else. explain to us what's happening in this dash for cash, karl. >> well, on senate races we're now in i think the third election cycle in a row where the democrats are out raising the republicans. having to do with the early development starting in 2004 of this gigantic democratic small donor fundraising entity. the republicans were slow in catching up. the democrats in the senate have a huge spending advantage. that didn't do much good in 2020. for example. in south carolina harris and the democratic candidate outspent lindsey graham by a huge amount and lost badly. in maine susan collins was outspent 2 to 1 by the opponent and won by double digits. the question will be do republicans have sufficient funds but that's a big question because we have some republican candidates who are simply not doing well in the fundraising world. arizona and ohio, for example, the republicans -- the candidates are battling uphill and not doing well in fundraising. not that you have to out spend your opponent but you need sufficient funds and that's a challenge for some of the republicans in these senate races. >> dana: do you have a prediction on republicans at this point in you had to guess today? will they be able to win back the majority in the senate? >> i think it will be very, very close. i this i the republicans will but it -- i've never seen -- it's ironic. i have been involved in a super pac involved in senate races since 2010. i have never seen the conditions as good for the republicans in a mid-term election since we began in 2010 as i see today and never seen a more challenging tactical battlefield than i see today. the conditions are great for the republicans but the one-on-one races between the candidates in individual states is very, very challenging. >> bill: very interesting. >> dana: great to see you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> dana: the heat is on in new york city and not just because it's july. nypd reporting major crimes have spiked 37% over last year. some incidents caught on video. "new york post" with the cover vice city. we're live in new york city with more on this. >> there has been a lot of violence over the weekend. we're learning brand-new information right now that 31-year-old man according to nypd was shot and killed in brooklyn. abc news in new york say he was saving a parking spot during a law and order tv shoot as a former nypd officer tells me a record year for violent crime in new york city. over the weekend a string of shoongts across new york city. police confirming that at least 26 victims were impacted by gun violence just since friday. the "new york post" reporting 12 of those people were shot during a six-hour period on sunday including a 13-year-old girl who was visiting from texas. she was shot in the hand while inside of a bronx store. the violence summer weekend coming as major crime in new york city has spiked 37% according to knows nypd crime stats. grand larceny, auto theft, robbery are all up. the nypd is looking for at least one man you see on a bike and then one of the girls who is assaulted according to investigators over the weekend. two women reported separate incidents less than one hour apart in manhattan. anyone with information give police a call. however murders are down 5 1/2%, which is 14 less murders this year compared to last year. shootings are also down. the governor says things are moving in the right direction. >> we have seen the confiscation of guns in the state of new york is up at least four times what it had been over this time last year and previous years. the number of shootings is down about 12% in the city, about 8% statewide. >> we reached out to the nypd to see if there were any arrests with the shootings this weekend but haven't heard back. >> dana: thank you, alexis. >> bill: one of the nation's bluest cities, the stunning number of migrants flooding into new york forcing the mayor eric adams to call for federal assistance, wow. >> dana: gofundme allows a fundraising page for a suspected criminal but not the victim of a violent crime. >> bill: far left congresswoman cori bush talked a lot about defunding the police. guess how much money she is spending on her own security? it is campaign dollars, too. hypocrisy alert? we'll check in on this coming up. >> if i end up spending $200,000 or if i spend $10 more dollars on it i get to be here to do the work. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. 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where has that money gone? >> you use the word earlier, hypocrisy. she just the latest in a long string of left wing hypocrites. back in the late 80s a newspaper columnist named carl row wen and said nobody should own a gun. a teenager swims in his pool and he shoots him. in california where i am you've got the most anti-gun legislation in the country, dianne feinstein applies for and gets a permit to carry a concealed weapon. michael moore's bodyguard tried to board an airplane with a weapon. rosie o'donnell has an armed guard escorting her kids two and from school. hypocrites living in nice areas, low crime areas and people in the living in the inner city want policeman power to remain the same if not increase. >> bill: in the second quarter she spent $89,000 on personal security. so we went looking at the rest of the squad. for that same quarter here is what we found. aoc spent zero dollars. omar $3,000. presley $6700. and tlaib $2,000. she outspends? why? >> she is in st. louis outside ferguson and a data scientists that used to work there who did a report on rising crime in cities where there have been high profile shootings as was the case with michael brown in ferguson. places like st. louis and baltimore where freddie gray died. places like l.a. where they have been high profile shootings the police pull back, crime goes up and people are hurt by that crime are people living in the inner city. because of the anti-cop rhetoric coming out of ferguson crime has gone up dramatically in st. louis and maybe she needs more protection than other people. >> bill: roll sound bite. kim glass, the olympian hit in the face on a sidewalk in downtown l.a. watch. >> nothing i could have done to prevent it. he wasn't close. i could have never predicted this happening. everytime someone is being let the street again and again they're doing a disservice and saying these victims, traumas were in vain. >> bill: sthe is living in the town with george gascon who probably faces a recall in the fall and the governor was asked whether or not gascon was doing a great job or not. here is how that went. >> is he doing a good job? >> i don't know enough about the job he has done. i'm deeply concerned about the criticism. >> bill: that's better than a spanish bull fighter there. >> bill, don't call me lee but let me tell you something. what is gavin newsom going to say? his fingerprints are over gascon's kari. he appointed him on d.a. of san francisco and supports him in l.a. county. newsom lets you steal $900 a day. they support proposition 57 that reduced categories of crime to non-violent offenses including assault on a police officer, non-violent offense. rape of an intoxicated victim. serial arson, non-violent offense. gavin newsom hasn't criticized any of the policies because he supports him. he would have to look in the mirror and say i was wrong. he can't do that. >> bill: you're right, larry. thank you for coming in. we'll see how this goes. thank you for your time. larry elder in l.a. thanks. >> my pleasure. >> dana: ukrainian first lady is in washington to support a human rights award and address lawmakers on capitol hill. more on that just ahead. president biden's dwindling popularity prompting major speculation on which democrats could potentially replace him in 2024. talk to the former senior advisor of someone who might be on the short list. >> the white house functions like an assisted living facility. it is no longer funny and it is no longer fair to us in america. we deserve a president and commander-in-chief who has a command of the english languages and his steps. 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give us some straight talk what's going on with this white house and what's going on with president biden. >> well look, i think president biden would rather have those numbers be flipped than have 71% of people say they don't want him running again. but there are a few things going on. one, the american people are feeling a lot of pain. there is still fallout from the pandemic, inflation, gas prices are going down but people are still feeling pain from that and so he will have to deal with that. but this is the good news for joe biden an something i talk about in my book. he is not running against the almighty. democrats aren't running against the almighty. they're running against the alternative. the imperative for the democrats in the upcoming months leading up to november to make a contrast between what they're trying to do to relieve prices for americans and what the republicans are doing. >> bill: not easy to do. inflation is so high. >> i understand it is not easy but the republicans are offering nothing. when the republicans have had the chance to vote on things in congress, they vote against importing baby formula. voted against stopping oil companies from price gouging, they voted against capping the price of insulin and now the president is on the cusp of getting a deal to lower prescription drug prices. that's something that both democratic and republican presidents have worked on for a while. if they can achieve it, it would be a big achievement and big savings for american families. >> dana: to push back a little bit on the baby formula thing. the white house constantly wants credit for things like the largest airlift in history in afghanistan without admitting they caused the problem in the first place. the baby formula crisis is something they knew about and nobody told joe biden. >> when you have an entire administration, a cabinet including somebody who used to work for peat buttigieg. you have susan rice the head of domestic policy council. nobody tells president biden it is happening. the republicans can't take blame for that and the problems for the white house now are coming from inside the house. they're coming from within the democratic party. the republicans don't have to do anything when "the new york times" has headlines that say president biden too old to run for president. >> "the new york times" is a separate issue. going back to the baby formula thing. there was a massive concentration in that market and when factory closed in michigan that it caused massive problem in terms of distribution. so my question is this. that closed. you can say maybe the administration didn't move fast enough. then why didn't republicans vote with them to bring baby formula in? the only answer i can think of is that republicans thought hey, why don't we inflict as much misery on the american people as possible. >> dana: that's not fair. >> tell me this. what is one possible reason to vote against importing baby formula? this is baby formula. we are talking about babies who need it allergic to other things with health problems >> dana: >> dana: we're not prepared to talk about whatever the legislation was. it is not because republicans are not pro-life. we've established that. >> call on the key demos. across the board women, black voters, moderates under age 30 is red arrows going the wrong way. i think a year ago this month, in fact, when he was unable to get covid under control, the approval rating started sliding. and then in mid august when you had the kabul chaos, it just went right toward the floor and he has never recovered from that. the question then becomes why. you can say well, you know, he is not effective enough in defending his own ideas which i'm a big believer he can't defend his own ideas and policies. then you start to look to the future and you are very tapped into what the new blood to be for this party. where is the new blood? who is? >> dana: who are you excited about? >> i think we need to look outside of washington to find the new voices in our party. people are sick of the d.c. stink and the same faces that you see over and over and over again on cable news. with all due respect to cable news. and the mayor of cincinnati, i think we have a great crop of young mayors across the country. kansas city, and michigan has emerged as a star. a state senator but someone who went viral for her speech pushing back on some of the most hateful rhetoric on the right. so for democrats, i think our most successful strategy going into the mid-terms and beyond will be building up our bench in the states and cities and looking beyond just the same old faces we see over and over again in washington >> dana: i don't know if they're moderate or progressive. a difficult coalition to try to pull together. anybody you are talking about able to do that? president biden ran as a moderate but got pulled far left and in this situation. >> the folks i was talking about all under the age of 40 and i think sometimes there is a stereotype of under 40 politicians. i'm talking about are very pragmatic. solutions oriented and looking to get past the partisan gridlock that has paralyzed washington for so long. >> bill: the book is called a political love story. where is the love? >> as you know, you worked in politics. to work in politics is a bit of a hate -- love/hate relationship but to keep going on it as i have i worked in the business for 17 years, 20 campaigns, lots of losses, lots of wins, but there is an element of belief that keeps me going and the belief that keeps me going is that everything we do, every election matters. it touches everybody's lives. and sometimes it's easy to think about politics as a game but for me it is always about what impact this will have on my friends, my neighbors, people i don't noe. it is so important especially right now. we saw with the covid pandemic and dobbs decision that politics touches every part of our lives and that's why, you know, i still love it. >> dana: one last question for you. so you worked with pete buttigieg. what was it like to try to get people to pronounce his last name correctly? what was your strategy? >> okay. i was very, very concerned about this at the beginning. the first time i heard about him i got an email about him and i was like do you want to meet this guy named pete buttigieg. tough name. you know, politics, these things matter. but what we started to do is we made t-shirts that said boot edge edge and then it just became a thing. it worked. >> dana: it was very clever and well done. >> you can overcome really big obstacles in politics. >> dana: liz smith is an easy name to pronounce. appreciate you coming in. congratulations on the book. woke activists are refusing to let they rest in peace. celebrities who vowed to leave the u.s. because of political differences are still here. what's up with the empty promises? 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because when you invest in yourself, it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> bill: score one for the good guys. just in from new york city, the progressive d.a. here in new york has dropped the charges against that bodega worker jose alba, who was accosted by this man behind the counter. alba defended himself by grabbing a knife and stabbing him five times. assailant died. alba was sent to ryker's prison and -- >> dana: and charged with second degree murder. >> bill: bail set at half a million dollars and later reduced. a lot of pressure on the d.a. to drop this case out of self-defense. apparently it just happened. >> dana: the charges never should have been brought in the first place. his wounds became infected when he was sent for ryker's. i think it's good for the bodega workers to say self-defense is something we must have. maybe a wake-up call for the prosecutor in new york and perhaps others across the country. >> bill: how the new mayor will work with the new d.a. this is a sign maybe that the ice has thawed in this relationship trying to do justice the right way. jose alba won't face charges. >> dana: woke activists dead set on erasing race and gender are taking it a step further. right into the graveyard. now they are calling on anthropologists to stop classifying human remains by gender and race because we don't know how the deceased person identified while they were living. kat timpf is co-host on gutfeld. come on, what's happening here? >> one sense they're right. we don't know how they identified because we can't really talk to them. but i think that's not really relevant when you consider there are certainly benefits to classifying based on biological sex as well. which we do have ways of finding out what those things are. i don't know, when i think about when i die and what i'm afraid of when it comes to death being misgend erd doesn't make the list. i don't know how you -- of all the things you can be talking about. >> dana: i sent it to gutfeld late last night. >> it's real. they are talking about it like it's a serious issue. they aren't going to know. they are dead people and there are benefits to biological sex designations even apart from if we can't talk to these people from the past. >> dana: help them learn. >> dana: there is this love is blind lawsuit. have you heard about this? jeremy heart well is upset about this reality show he was on. a matter of justice. i feel the practices are wrong and need to change. the reason why i'm making the efforts with the lawsuit i hope it becomes a catalyst and future reality tv participants don't go through this. love is blind is a reality show and terribly mistreated made to drink a lot of alcohol. not allowed to have water or foodn two of love in blind. i don't know if he made it very far but it also doesn't shock me, right? you don't want a bunch of people behaving reasonably. people watch it because you can sit on your couch and say my life is a mess but not that. you are out of control if you are sitting there covered in crumbs. you have to get it together. that's why people watch this stuff. >> bill: so true. kat, what happened to all the celebrities who said they would flee the country if their candidate didn't win? i think they are still here. >> they are all still here because moving is tough and saying you are going to move is easy. you can just say it, you don't have to get boxes or look for a new place to live, you don't have to pack, you can just say it and it is virtue signaling like a lot of things are. >> dana: great to see you. >> bill: thank you. national league takes on the american league in the all-star game mid-summer classic. coming up we'll take you there live and a preview of the mid-summ

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yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >> jack: soaring food prices hitting household budgets and one third of people worldwide don't have access to foodtechnologies to help food shortages. they are new opportunities for investment. that is the cover story of this week's addition of barron's. everybody knows about serial costs more, less known is this problem is global. the un food price index for commodities up 60% since 2019. al: we got hit with a triple whammy of war, pandemic, and climate change and it exacerbated these trends, this pressure on the overall food system. the un statistic, one third of people lack access to the appropriate amount of food, that's up tenfold so you can see how extreme these moves can be when you get a bad year or confluence of negative events. it is funny but people that have to solve this are largely americans and brazilians, dominant producers of food around the globe. it is our problem to solve. jack: that's not enough bad news. the quantity of arable land around the globe is getting smaller, in the us, 11 million acres and in other countries, climate change is causing water scarcity, how do we solve

food security, yes, we need to succeed. the primary consideration is safe navigation of merchant vessels, of course, all of those conserations will be taken into account. >> essentially, the food crisis means the world's poorest countries are paying more for less food's hoped the deal will help with that. but one ukrainian farr isn't optimistic. >> we can't sell the grain and that's getting us financial trouble. historically, making a deal of russia is only worth the paper. >> this is the governor of its central bank. >> the so our expectation that our country may export 5 million tons per month, so it means approximately 5 billion u.s. dollars by the end. -- of the year. >> here is our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. >> the u.n. secretary-general when speaking about it last friday said it was almost an unprecedented deal in the midst of a bloody conflict between two warring parties. that conflict goes on completely unabated and we saw, you know, that very clearly illustrated in the attack on the port of odessa by russia on saturday, other attacks involving russian missiles on coastal areas in the days since then and now we're also seeing a very concerted effort by the ukrainians to put pressure on one of the first cities that the russians too

food intake and a normal diet. yes, you need to try to do this so that the food is fully adequate and maybe start your morning meal with some. enveloping products porridge, for example, it’s not worth believing in the healing properties of celery juice and starting the day with it, just like believing the myth, according to which this drink has the so-called negative energy color for digestion, supposedly more is spent than products that could be extracted as a result to be assimilated in our body and so that it requires even more calories than they bring, there are practically no such products, the only honest example of this kind. probably there are definitely no calories in water, while our energy is spent on heating a cold liquid to body temperature, but this is more of an anecdote, not a way to lose weight. i myself at one time fell into another trap, fortunately, without any consequences, it’s bad to lean all the time. something one it would seem even useful. well, when i was a student at one time, i overate carrots, well, i loved making such a salad every morning. so the teachers at my medical school, the young man began to ask cautiously. you don’t have hepatitis, your eyes turned yellow from carotene, it would turn out to be a harmless carrot. this too, maybe the skin turns yellow, because the carotenoids from carrots do not have time to be processed into vitamin a and remain in the subcutaneous fatty tissue. it's not dangerous, but outwardly looks strange in moderate amounts. have beta carotene. some pluses. it even protects the skin from sunburn; there is a lot of it in carrots. and in a pumpkin , five times more. there are many other useful things, including vitamin b6, which promotes the production of hormones, happiness, and beetroot juice is good, largely due to nitrates, which are not to be feared here, nor are oxy sota synthesized. have a protective effect on the cardiovascular system on the performance of skeletal muscles on cellular respiration, and so on there were even such work the children proposed to call e, vitamin. na nitrates also reduce blood pressure. that is why beetroot juice is usually not given to children so as not to faint. however, adults should exceed the safe daily limit. nitrates are also not worth it. how much can you drink without fear. we conducted a study in the laboratory of the research institute of canning technology and found out nitrates despite a common stereotype does not remain in the cake at all. there they turned out to be one and a half times less than in juice, but you should not worry about the allowable daily allowance of nitrates can be exceeded, only if you drink as many as four glasses of fresh carrot juice, another topical question is whether it remains in purchased juice? something healthy or you need to drink only freshly squeezed. we decided to check on the example of homemade and store-bought tomato juice. practically 2.5 mg per 100 ml of automatic juice number two, the content of vitamin c was 6 1/2 mg per 100 ml, that is, in the home version there is 2 1/2 times more ascorbic acid than in the packaged one, and there was also a little more salt in the purchased one. one glass is already 20% of the daily maximum of sodium chloride recommended by doctors, even if you do not add additional salt, as many do, the same amount of salt was found in vegetable mixtures from beets, carrots, celery, tomatoes and peppers, which we also handed over for testing. so even in the case of such a useful product, moderation is important. also, you don't have to drink juice. they can transform the usual foodlya mishchenko fresh red cabbage. he uses to cook scrambled eggs in that if we add there. lemon, then such a bright blue, directly saturated blue will turn into pink. vegetable juices give a special flavor and interesting compatibility with different fillings. if we take carrot pancakes, then some vegetable pancake is more suitable here, let's say potato pancake next to it, or you can still combine it with some kind of lasa, if the beetroot beetroot is very bright, it turns out very well use. what kind of cheese with curd cheese with multi-colored dough can i draw with? there are artists who create directly from juice, paints are diluted with water and on a horizontal surface. fedipulyations mix these colors, that is , liquid paint techniques. they are the most popular right now. and what could be better than liquid vegetable juice for these purposes, brightly beautiful, great. these are the experiments with vegetable juices, we definitely approve. but if you drink it without forgettin