frontier ceo is here in a fox business exclusive to respond to all of this. and china warns president biden not to play with fire over taiwan. hunter biden continues to come under scrutiny over links to a chinese gasoline company. i'm getting reaction from wisconsin senator ron johnson today. but first, here's a look at where the markets ended. a really strong month of july after a week of huge economic developments. the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another 75 basis points and gdp shrinking by 1% in the second quarter bring the u.s. into a recession and the inflation hotter than expected and president biden touts an almost $370 billion spending plan to combat the climate crisis. joining me right now is the former acting chair of the white house council of economic advisers tyler good speed and andy putzer. gentlemen, good to see you and thank you for being here. tyler, i'll start with you and take a look at the week that was. feds raising rates 75 basis points and all the economic data gdp and taking us into recession and how do you assess the wee

frontier village hazy ipa. cheers. >> reporter: it was just a taste of one of san jose's newest and most popular brews. >> i like that, yeah. that's nice. >> reporter: narrative fermentations, a san jose microbrewery and pays homage to the it defunct but beloved theme park frontier village which entertained bay area families from 1961 to 1980. >> wanted to give some of the locals, put a smile on their face with a little bit of that throwback nostalgia. >> hey, welcome. come on in. >> reporter: the story of how the beer came to be starts here in the home of retired san jose cop and history buff tim stevens. >> we are in my hallway. we are going to see a couple of very rare frontier village items. >> reporter: he has one of the largest collections of memorabilia that can be found anywhere from a hand drawn pencil map of the park to souvenirs from the canoe rides. he has one of the fake wooden rifles in the turrets of the park-like entrance and western revolving that a marshall used inside costume. >> this was the

but at least for now, frontier village is once again the toast of the town. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> new federal investments are going towards upgrading park infrastructure throughout cities. today's assistant secretary of the interior for fish and wildlife and parks visiting san francisco. she's touting the new investments which include a project in bayview. the fund willing bring community gardens, picnic areas, play areas and basketball courts to the kc jones playground. >> how we can use the outdoors to help communities not just connect with nature, but to connect with each other and become communities again. and that's what i heard this morning. and that's what so touched me about the work that's being done in san francisco. >> reporter: so far a nationwide initiative has invested more than $61 million in 26 cities this year. >>> a new house study by ucla researchers notice a connection between income and the dangers of heat exhaustion. the findings found those who live in lower income areas are more likely to face severe levels of heat exha

the frontiers, shaped and molded our society and our people., in the united states, there is more space where nobody is then where anybody is. this is what makes america wet it is. indeed, the impact of the unknown, of what was dimly perceived to be out there, has left a permanent mark on the american character. and the early 17th century, a few, fragile vessels like the discovery in 16 07, and the mayflower in 16 20, sailed across 3000 miles of unfriendly sea. their passengers and crew knew far less about their destination than the american astronauts knew at liftoff about the lunar landscape a quarter million miles away. the pilgrims feared the perils of the voyage and the misery of the unfamiliar land. but the sentiments that sustained them were recorded by governor william bradford, that all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties and must be both enterprise and overcome with answerable courage. behind them lay the mighty ocean, separating them from the world that they knew. before the, lay an untamed wilderness.

going to the atlantic seaboard, the wide open spaces of lured americans from our beginnings the frontierhe united states, there is more space when nobody is man where anybody is. this is what makes america what it is read indeed, the impact of the unknown or was dimly perceived to be healthcare has left a permanent mark on the american character pretty in the early 17th century, a few fragile vessels the discovery 1607, no mayflower in 20, sailed across 3000 miles of unfriendly sees. the passengers and crew far less about their destination in the american astronauts knew it liftoff but the lunar landscape a quarter million miles away. pilgrims fear the perils of the void print them is right and familiar land predict but the sentiments that the sustained them are recorded by governor bradford that all great and honorable actions are accompanied it with great difficulties must be both enterprise and overcome with courage. and behind them lay the mighty oceans separating them from the world that they know and before them lay in untamed wilderness three half centuries later, that wilderness

both bills making historic investments in science, and innovation in the original endless frontier and the bill that we are passing today, chips and plus science in both bills, make those p investments we will plant the seed of developing the tech hubs of tomorrow and places, great potential to which have been overshadowed with fight cities like san francisco or boston arrested new york city and the bill helped turn cities like flow in indianapolis into new centers forul integration ad the result will be countless new good paying jobs right future for those areas for years to come. both bills will help into to prices by offering tens of millions of dollars to encourage manufacturing and r&d and if anything, this year's version is stronger because of the itt provisions and it will create tens of thousands of high tech manufacturing and construction jobs and fromk, albany new yorko ngohio, and beyond and is goingo lower costs for cars and washing machines and so much more in the long run. because our chip shortage will be alleviated in both bills establish a national bill under foundatio

spirit will not even bring it to the shareholders at this point and keep in mind, both the frontier at their stocks, both have offers that include immediate payments to spirit shareholders if you were a spirit shareholder, one way or the other, if one of these deals is accepted you get an immediate payment even if it's ultimately rejected by regulator which is by the way, kelly neither believe any of these deals have a low chance of being approved by the biden administration. >> okay. so all of this for nothing, then is it fair to say, phil, that jetblue has the higher price so the board would have to make that the major factor, but is maybe perceived as maybe the worst operator so in the long term interest of the stock a lot of people would feel more comfortable with it going with frontier each at a lower price? >> not that it's the worst operator and it's that the management of spirit has been emphatic for weeks that it does not believe that a deal with jetblue as currently constructed would be approved by regulators which then brings up the point, okay if you ultimately say we'll

at least for now, frontier village is once again the toast of the town.san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> first item i want to address in the first alert forecast is the air quality for the inland east bay near the marsh fire. it's still putting up smoke, and this is a time-lapse in the last 15 minutes. north of pittsburg, it is getting pushed inland. pittsburg you can see here. inte-i d antioch is downwind from that. most locations on here are green. east bay shoreline, all up and down 680. but once we start to get over towards that stretch along the dot. inland, you can see the smoke piling up and pulled into the va valleys. the morning will be the toughest time. a little better into the afternoon. i'd put off the morning jog in those communities. the vantage point over mount di diablo, the breeze will continue today. it's been a difficult location to get put out, but the crews have new plans in place to pull in more water from the delta. hopefully there is good news on that soon. all right. back to the weather. those are just clouds, and this is the vi

at least for now, frontier village is once again the toast of the town. i'm going to take you back to one of the top stories in our newscast this morning, and really the past several days. that's the bad air quality for many of our residents who live in the east bay, pittsburg, ant antioch. the marsh fire is still putting smoke into the sky this morning. that is a live view from our camera on top of the mount diablo. that smoke is going to be an issue for anybody waking up this morning, thinking about maybe doing an early morning job over here. let's go to the air quality center. notice how everybody is waking up to green, until you get here. the marsh fire burning near the power plant just north of pittsburg, and that smoke gets worse as you go downwind. where you see the oranges and the reds on the census down here, not the best time of day. the air quality gets better in the late afternoon as the air is allowed to mix out a little bit, but the early morning hours is usually when the smoke is going to be the most noticeable. the overall perspective, we

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so if we have a frontier on tax presumably there | a frontier on tax presumably there is a related frontierowing?— the candidates to replace him on borrowin: ? ., , ., , borrowing? on borrowing people feel in the short term _ borrowing? on borrowing people feel in the short term we _ borrowing? on borrowing people feel in the short term we have _ borrowing? on borrowing people feel in the short term we have had - in the short term we have had borrowing higher than this as a percentage of national income but not for about 20 or 30 years and some candidates are saying we will take an extra public spending but in a post covid era when the government has said it has answered calls to increase nhs spending on social care, but that is just not going to be possible at the moment. i think some people will say that those tax cuts in and get the economy growing and in time growth is the biggest deficit and overall that killer of all and that is where these two camps are at the moment. i have to say more in the cut tax now camp than in the cut tax later camp and thatis than in the cut tax later camp a

and one of those new frontiers of space. did you think, jeff, that the timing of may give that congressional speech in 1961, you mentioned all the crises around the world and you made mention of here at home, the freedom rides or beginning. obviously, civil rights is bubbling up. we have all sorts of domestic issues that the president needs to face. but do you think the timing of just after the fiasco of bay of pigs is also part of this more positive approach to fighting the soviets? >> well, it's interesting. i'm glad you mentioned the bay of pigs because, of course, that's a huge factor in all of this. gagarin flight was on the 12th, and the bay of pigs begins in earnest on the 17th. short succession, to get punches to the united states. and both of them, in a way, self inflicted. you could look at the gagarin site as a self inflicted wound and at the delays in the underfunding at all of the problems in the u.s. space program had cost us the opportunity to beat the soviet union into space. but certainly, certainly, bay of

, 2014 first armed confrontation in the center of the news reports, lisichansk severodonetsk and frontierarmy of the south-east entered into battle with ukrainian nationalists stakhanov's five-timers died from the crowd punishment of help to the glorious city of the frontier, the railway station is visible immediately after the peacekeeping mission 30 mm, bmp-1 opponents of euro maidan residents of donbass were forced to take hands weapons to resist the new kiev regime. at first, they peacefully went to rallies with russian flags, tried to convey their position to the new government and defend their right to speak russian, but they were not wanted hear. eventually. we gonchans held a referendum on self-determination under the data of the organizers. the turnout was 75% more than 90% of those who came voted for the creation of the luhansk people's republic i am proud of everything that i have the honor to address the greatest people of the people of lugansk region. unity, we have chosen our own path, the path of independence from the arbitrariness of the bloody dictates of the kiev junta,

2014, the first armed confrontation in the center of news reports, lisichansk severodonetsk and the frontierrmy of the southeast entered into battle with ukrainian nationalists of stakhanov’s five-timers died. the crowd also got out with grenade launchers with a machine gun . at first, they peacefully went to rallies with russian flags, tried to convey their position to the new government and defend their right to speak russian, but they did not want to hear them. as a result, the luhansk residents held referendum, but self-determination under the data of the organizers. the turnout was 75% more than 90% of those who came voted for the creation of the lugansk people's republic i am proud of everything that i have the honor to address the greatest people of the people of the luhansk region in full. we have chosen our own path, the path of independence from the arbitrariness of the bloody dictates of the kiev junta, fascism and nationalism. let the svoboda situation escalate among them was the minister of health of the lc, natalia arkhipova, who that day was distributing insulin for children w

i'm andriy yanitskyi, together we will win 17-year-old iryna has disappeared in the frontier luhansk but at that time there was not enough information. now i managed to contact ira's mother and she told me the details that can help in the search for her daughter. when the war started, svitlana happened to be in the chernihiv region, unfortunately, she could not physically help her daughter. ira butova remained in the frontier with her father and grandmother. бабушкой хоруженко любовь Николаевна and there is no contact with them either , there were very strong battles in the frontier, the city was almost completely destroyed, but despite such terrible conditions, at first there was contact with the daughter, the mother, the girl says that the last time they spoke by telegram was march 9, already on the 10th to call ira did not succeed, although there is information that really inspires hope that the girl is alive. it turns out that after a while, the grandmother who was with her and her father did get in touch. a month later, my mother-in- law contacted her sister. my sister lives in

. >> some other airline news now, a planned deal between spirit and frontier airlines is dead. spirit and frontier announced plans to merge back in february, then in april jetblue came in with a $3.7 billion all cash offer to take over spirit. spirit's shareholders delayed a vote on the frontier deal four times before officially terminating that deal today. spirit said, though, it's going to continue its ongoing discussions with jetblue. that would face a high hurdle for regulators to approve that merger. >>> uber is expanding its premium electric car service to more cities. row can now request uber comfort electric in las vegas, seattle, portland, oregon, denver, austin, philadelphia, and baltimore. it's already available in san francisco, l.a., san diego, and dubai. premium electric vehicles include tesla, a polstar car, ford's mustang mac-e, all available in comfort electric. it's an extension of uber comfort which offers extra leg room, quiet cars, and other amenities by request. it will cost 30% to 40% more than an uber x trip. >>> the 49ers taking to the field for the fir

you kind of understand why they call it "the last frontier". you can't really go further than baranof island. it is what you imagine alaska to be. kilometers, and kilometers, and kilometers of forest. there are very little paved roads here. you don't spend much time in your car, but you spend a lot of time on your boat. there's a very strong subsistence culture here. people fish, they hunt, they live off the ocean, of what the land gives them. there's a very, very strong connection between the people here and wildlife. it's certainly a heritage from the tlingit, the alaska natives. if we look around, it seems like time has stopped and nature took over. that's what life is all about here, on baranof island. (john straley) we are in the archipelago of southeastern alaska, on baranof island in sitka, alaska. i love the fact that we live on a contiguous temperate rainforest. and i believe that it's one of the last great treasures on earth. (sophie fouron) john straley. poet and author, the untamed nature in alaksa have inspired both his poetry and

at one point spirit preferred the sale to frontier and rejected more lucrative offers by jetblue. but eventually the spirit shareholders lost interest and frontier because of his less valuable offer. if approved, jetblue would become the 5th largest airline in the united states. not our 4 zone forecast. as we take a speaking of airplanes at sfo on a low ceiling out there. but yes, right, very foggy summer in the bay area. how about that? and that gorgeous. see that fog out there right now. it is been really thick today, especially along the coastline. >> very thick out there. a lot of drizzle even in the afternoon there. see more of that drizzle. now more to come tonight at. well, you could feel it in summer. and san francisco could be very, very cold outside. get that breeze blowing that moisture in the air and some of that drizzle makes for a chilly day off the coast side. you've got 50's in the san francisco right now. warm 72, though, and sunny in redwood city. 72 also in san jose, 70 degrees in dublin. still, 85, very warm and pittsburgh. 68 degrees and low of 67 in napa. we'

it was called science, the endless frontier. it's the inspiration for much of the work we've dedicated to passing this bill today. in the wake of dr. bush's report, we created the national science foundation, funded the national energy laboratory, split the atom, spliced the gene, landed a man on the moon and unleashed the internet. we generated decades of american prosperity and fostered and i enate sense of optimism in the american spirit. today, we face the great task of renewing and strengthening that legacy in a world of fierce competition. it's no longer a situation where we can just leave it up to corporate america, because we didn't have competition. now there are nation states funding and aiding their corporations, and authoritarian governments around the world are doing thattened a cheering for us to fail -- doing that and cheering for us to fail, hoping we'll sit on our hands and not adapt to the changes in the 21st century. they believe that squabbling democracies like ours can't unite around national priorities like

the southern borders of the entire cis and in july 1993 the military personnel of the moscow the frontier detachment took an unequal battle with a five-fold superior grouping of the mujahideen, six border guards were awarded the title of hero of russia on the basis of its results . could it be that there were video cameras at the outpost to shoot, but the footage of the exit, the surviving russian border guards , speaks best of what kind of battle it was. what hell did the heroes of the shell-shocked lieutenant go through andrey merzlikin reports to the commander of the border detachment, the surviving head of the moscow border detachment at that time after the collapse of the ussr, he was called to the new ukrainian army. he remained on the southern frontel, a collapsed country in the most dangerous place at that time, tajikistan border in 1989. the ussr withdrew its troops from afghanistan. in 1991, the union power in afghanistan collapsed. the field commanders of autojikistan did not capture, a civil war broke out, somehow stability helps to maintain the russian 201st division, and the

the chinese communist party is currently investing $1.4 trillion in frontier technologies that will dominate the 21st century. artificial intelligence, quantum computing, hypersonic's among other key technologies. innovators are earning patents and publishing research and ai at greater rates than our own and schools are producing four times the graduates as americas and the chinese communist party's computer and science universitiesul are regularly outranking our own. dthe military is making advances in cyber warfare and the development of hypersonic weapons, autonomous vehicles high electronic and cyber warfare and bombardment systems. these are the technologies thatg will dominate the 21st century economically and militarily. the government is planning on winning the ai, future war and winning the future. the truth is if we are being honest with ourselves, beijing is well on its way to accomplishing these goals. america is at risk of falling behind economically and technologically to a power that doesn't value liberty or even human life. so how should we respond? for too long when it comes

if we have a frontier on _ living standards. if we have a frontier on tights, _ living standards.king a big push against the scale of national debt, and then boris johnson has felt more relaxed about that, what have you made what the candidates to replace him have said about borrowing?— candidates to replace him have said about borrowing? people feel in the short term we _ about borrowing? people feel in the short term we have _ about borrowing? people feel in the short term we have had _ about borrowing? people feel in the short term we have had borrowing l short term we have had borrowing higher than this, as a percentage of national income, but not for about 20, 30 years, national income, but not for about 20,30 years, and some of the candidates say we are going to take an axe to public spending but in a time after covid where the government says they have answered calls to increase nhs spending and social care, that is just not going to be possible at the moment, so some people will say, get the tax cuts in and get the economy growing, and in time growth is the biggest deficit

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and frontier fell more than 1.5%.are antithrag we -- anticipating that we could see sweetened offers from here. we'll wait and see. >> thanks, julianna tatelbaum, live from london, thank you very much. >>> still ahead the supreme court decision on abortion rights has created confusion from state to state for women and providers. we're going to break down the latest legal battles, "way too early" is coming right back at you. battles, "way too early" is coming right back at you. (man) [whispering] what's going on? (burke) it's a farmers policy perk. get farmers and you could save money by doing nothing. just be claim-free on your home insurance for three years. (man) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (dad) bravo! (mom) that's our son! (burke) we should. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> as people of child-bearing age and health care providers alike attempt to figure out their legal responsibilities in a post roe world the battle rages on in several

so that was that was actually the greatest deterrent to to fugitive slaves on the frontier. but of course there were there were a lot of enslaved people that managed to sort of renegotiate the conditions of their enslavement or as you say in your question heels to buy their freedom. there was something called a sunday claim usually enslaved people were given one day off a week where they didn't have to labor forcibly one day a week and they could use that day off on sunday. to mine on their own and from the earnings from from sunday. some of them were able to buy their freedom. very interesting and kind of thinking about post war since slavery ended in the southwest after the civil war did many southerners go to mexico to live. and can you talk a little bit about that? yeah, that was actually going to be my next book about all the all the confederates the sort of disillusioned and jaded confederates that flee the the reunited united states after the civil war. so a number of them go to mexico tons and tons of them go to brazil some go to some central american countries some

this is the third time that spirit called off a vote on frontier's offer.ard has indicated it prefers a deal with frontier over jetblue, whose offer is biing r. >diut ar amid a th a first-class stamp is about to cost a little bit more, just like everything else. starting on sunday, a first-class mail forever stamp will cost 60 cents. that's up about two cents. prices for domestic postcards and international letters are also going up. the u.s. postal service is citing inflation and growing operation expenses as the main reasons for these hikes. >>> well, this morning one billion pounds of california almonds are stuck in processing plants and portses, according t "the l.a. times." california exports are down about 13%. experts blame shipping issues, including the cost of containers. >>> but the ongoing supply chain issues could actually help cash-strapped shoppers. much of the cargo stuck in a traffic jam at sea during the pandemic has now arrived. at the same time, inflation is forcing consumers to cut back. because of that, some stores are overstocked by mo

who will feed and treat them, and when people sometimes have nothing to eat, however, in a frontier city, which is now under the control of the forces of the lpr and the russian army. a family was found that took care of, oh, the animals that lost their homes, the story of mercy from alexei ivleev. here is a little white girl that i found, it's just lovely. she now, of course, dirty little ear blue eyes. lyuba goes down to the basement, where she and her husband hid from the shelling here, crowded, but not offended, and were not accommodated only themselves, but also with their 24 cats, among which a significant part of thoroughbred domestic cats, even, perhaps, the champions of all of them, and sergey, not tasty, picked up on the street, they could not leave now, they asked to show them all, and suddenly they saw the plot. the owners recognize and return for them such heartbreaking stories, they just went into the apartments, and the cat sits there for 3 months. the fisherman ate water, drank, gnawed everything he could, got the last supplies and cooked food on a fire for 26 family memb

he talked about how hard it was living in frontier, kentucky and indiana and illinois where there were no roads or just the worst muddy roads, and there was no credit and businesses failed including one that that he worked for when it was cheaper to ship goods from england to the east coast and his issues were all economic issues a tariff to help american industry a national bank to provide credit so that ordinary people would be able to do business as lincoln had and not fail perhaps and really most importantly roads transportation was just this is the buildback better of their day and if you lived in the on the frontier back then to be able to get goods to market really spell the difference between having a chance to improve in life and and and even even in the slavery issue lincoln took an economic tack you couldn't in in the state of illinois. i know we have some illinoisans or native illinoisans in the audience here. you couldn't if you wanted a political future in illinois advocate for social equality among the races and and their famous lincoln douglas debates in 1858. douglas t

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. >>> spirit and frontier break up.the two had been working to possibly merge the two budget airlines. frontier's ceo says they're disappointed in the outcome, but the decision paves the way to approval for a competing takeover bid from jetblue. the "wall street journal" reports jetblue is nearing a deal to buy spirit, and it could be announced today. the deal would create the fifth largest carrier in the u.s. >>> and how's this for a dream job -- candy fun house, which is an online candy store based in canada, has a job opening for a chief candy officer. whoever gets it will have to eat candy and help decide which new products the company will carry. the salary is $78,000, and anyone 5 and above can apply. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >> are you going to apply? >>> mega millions fever is intensifying. now that tomorrow night's drawing is worth more than $1 billion, turns out tuesday night's drawing was really close for some people. according to

tom: i look at them as frontier. jonathan: you want to call it frontier now?audit economy. they call all of their fellow employees. i'm going to miss gruma song. -- bramason. jonathan: i might try to get a phone interview on the way to jfk. tom: i thought she was going to teterboro. jonathan: we live very different lifestyles compared to you. tom: bitcoin has got to get to tuesday. i really don't know given the financial and regulatory interest, it is a complete mystery to me how bitcoin gets a bid. i read this weekend bit -- bitcoin mining at seneca lake up in upstate new york. they are arguing over doing mining there because they are going to heat up the water and all of that. i just don't get it. jonathan: do know what i struggle with? that the thing carries on trading through the weekend. what time are we closing the bond market? and crypto is going through the weekend. tom: i have to find a new song to sing. jonathan: bonus round in the next segment. features down .25%. this is bloomberg. ritika: the iran nuclear talks are likely to resume after president

the old frontier spirit, where nature was the enemy, is giving way to a more collaborative approach . >> pumas play an important role up here in the mountains. they keep grazers like guanacos in check, allowing other species to flourish. but this fragile balance is in danger. higher up in torres del paine national park is a valley with a surprising secret. it's home to a huge herd of wild horses. at 120 strong, it could well be the largest herd of wild horses in the world. but these horses aren't native to the area. they're descended from runaways, animals that escaped from ranches. it's the breeding season. stallions would normally separate their mares from rival males, but in this super herd, 20 mature males live side by side, and they don't always see eye-to-eye . >> but the real threat lies outside the safety of the herd. pumas have discovered the valley secret and a few have become expert horse hunters. feral horses are a problem on the american plains and in the australian outback. why? because there they have no predators. those populations grow unchecked, devastating fragile g

for your money tonight, spirit airlines calls off a shareholder vote on its proposed merger with frontiere vote is postponed until at least july. the 8th. this is the second time spirit delayed a vote on the merger and extends the contentious battle for the airline spirit says it will continue to talk to frontier and a rival suitor. jetblue airways in the last week both interested airlines have increased their offers. airlines and the car rental companies hotels bringing back prepandemic surcharges there, even adding some new fees. >> that says people are traveling more with a surge expected that this 4th of july weekend. of course, travel companies are trying to make up money that was lost during the pandemic. they're also dealing with the higher cost of doing business, including inflation, spending more on sanitation. that's typical and investing in touch less check in technology and next year will be more expensive for people head into the european union. a new is being added for travelers. that feed will be 7 eur and it is expected to go into effect in may of 2023 for foreign visitors

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can help in the search for her daughter. could to help her daughter, ira butova remained in the frontier grandmother, she lived in the city with her father-in -law butov in the day of valeevich and babushkoy khoruzhenko lyubov nikolaevna, and there is no connection with them either , there were very strong battles in the frontier, the city was almost completely destroyed, but despite such terrible conditions, at first there was no contact with the daughter, the mother of the girl says that the last time they spoke by telegram was on march 9. already on the 10th, it was not possible to call ira, although there is information that really inspires hope that the girl is alive. it turns out that after a while at the time, the grandmother who was with her and her father did get in touch a month later. the mother-in-law contacted her sister. i live in kharkov, and literally for two minutes she managed to call and say that she is talking. eh when they shoot a lot we live in the basement with a little bit of connection charged the phone for big money s allows only charge the phone someone has to

we're giving you a taste of the frontier village beer. the news at 6:00 is coming up in about five minutes. >>> and still ahead here at 5:00, the stern grove festival has been on her bucket list. ♪ we will introduce you to oakland singer/songwriter taking >>> thousands of music fans are headed to stern grove for another unique lineup of performers. this sunday the artist spelling is ready to show off her whimsical style. betty yu sits down with the artist. ♪ >> reporter: it's experimental pop meets synth. chrystia cabral known as spelling a singer and songwriter who incorporates nature into her work. the turning wheel is her third album. >> i think my interest in staying in the bay area is you always have access to so much. the trees and eucalyptus groves. it's all readily available. so it's part of the reason i've lived here so long. >> reporter: on sunday, spell willing dazzle the stern grove crowd for the first time. the sacramento born artist says she's attended many times as a fan. >> stern grove is something that's been on my bucket