she is as now it is going to garner has another way to look at it.eted last spring and surged last year. but the more assistant future contracts tend toing steadier and more emotional these big users lock the prices in on top of the backwardation, check out the seasonality in west texas crude historically oil peaks in july, right where we are right now it was up today. you would bet that would be back past the peak of summer driving season garner thinks it could pull back to earth right now oil prices had a hard time holding summer gains beyond the middle of july what is noticed, the commitment of trader report, the data showing how small speculators, large speculators and commercial hedgers are positioned in the futures market we care about the large speculators. those are the ones we want to key in on. institutional money managers the big money is aggressively bullish on oil we don't like it the most positive it has been since 2018 garner points out the market runs out of buying power when you get a net long position in the 500,000s large speculato

representatives karen bass and grace meng for introducing these measures and for working to garner strong bipartisan support. i urge my colleagues to support house passage of these bills today and for the senate to prioritize consideration of this issue on behalf of the tens of thousands of korean americans that are alive today waiting to reunite with their long lost family members. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: i yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. >> i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. mr. speaker, for decades, korean americans have been unable to see or speak with their family members in north korea and for too many, time is running out. ms. houlahan: this heartbreaking reality has taken a huge toll and it's time to take action. this bill, introdeuced by representative meng, would spur the state department in finding

eric garner's family battling to ban police chokeholds.ants. for wallace's family, how police respond to mental health. the family enlist the help of attorney chaka johnson, a former philadelphia police officer himself. >> when you hear mental health challenge, you have to wonder why deadly force when dealing with someone who is having a crisis. >> this narrative, that oh, he has a criminal record, and he was amped and dangerous -- >> right. >> what do you make of that description? >> when it is someone killed at the hands of police, we engage in victim blaming almost immediately. we don't go into that level of inquiry as it relates to the officers. >> reporter: the wallace family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the two officers. sean moderaso and thomas munns. the officers' attorney said in a statement both sides are discussing a mutually satisfactory resolution, but they could still face criminal charges. both officers have been placed on restrictive duty pending investigations by internal affairs and the district attorney. >>

that is pretty garner -- darn good for a start. we can build on that as numbers begin to realize the impact of these projects on the people the states represent. let me say that we have worked closely with the white house on this and senator sinema and i have negotiated with the white house in addition to our colleagues. i want to thank them. i want to thank steve ricchetti. he has taken the lead for the white house. and president biden. in louisa terrell. that is important for us to co mment on because frnakly the stronv vote tonight was because president biden was supportive. i want to thank our staff who is been working unbelievable hours. sen. sinema: they literally have not slept in months. 9 [indiscernible] reporter: [indiscernible] sen. sinema: it is a supplemental appropriation along with authorizing language for the base, 550 billion dollars. just like baseline funding is done through the appropriations process, it will continue that way. we are not taking the job to the appropriators. we are doing a supplemental bill with

the police officer was fired but no criminal changes were filed, garner's dying gasp of i can't breathests. >> largest wildfire in u.s. torched more forest landscape in oregon, northern california border is now at over 476 area miles. about the size of los angeles. erratic winds are feeding the blaze. creating druz -- dangerous conditions for firefighters. >> i am jon scott, now back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back, thanks for being with us, i consider this a very important program, because it is about american marxism. we need to spread the word, each one of you need to be the paul reveres out there, that is our strength. in communities, neighborhoods, church groups temple groups, baseball fields, that is who we are, red-blooded hanks. thank you, peak speak of red blooded americans, pete hegseth. pete: thank you. first. critical race theory is everywhere. we hear about crt, you dissect where it comes from, why did the left field it needed to use race in america to pursue their goals. mark: because the marxist has decided to use what of are they can in america, a free c

can they garner any sort of legitimacy? a drone attack has hit the international airport in the northern iraqi city of bill explosives were aimed at the us based on it sounds, goods, but no casualties are reported. there's been an increase in rocket attacks on us troops, which washington blamed on iranian backs, malicious. a worker, say the humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating in northern mozambique, where more than 800000 people have been displaced. the warning from the red cross follows an increase in violence by iso linked fighters saturday, b as backing egypt and sudan in their dispute with ethiopia over it's controversial giant hydropower dump kingdom says it supports the countries in preserving their legitimate water rights. ethiopia says it started the 2nd phase of filling the dams on the blue nile. indonesians importing emergency oxygen supplies from singapore to treat a rising number of corona virus patients. on tuesday, the countries daily count of cases hit another record high, more than 31000. the gov

>> clear in the public markets that tesla in some ways is garnering the attention. early understanding of the importance of one sector of the climate change universe. >> i asked coulter if he thinks climate names are in a bubble as most believe was the case with internet companies in the '90s he doesn't see it as a bubble but notes there will be a twisting and interesting journey. the delivering alpha newsletter where this is, it's distributed every other monday deliveringalpha.com. >>> tesla has been enjoying a pretty good morning up better than 3% and leading some of the indices for most of the day. tomorrow things get started on the banks. goldman and jpmorgan and pepsi along with cpi, big macro week that does it for "techcheck. let's get to the judge >> carl, thanks so much. welcome to the "halftime report." at post nine today earnings, new records for stocks, where to put your money right now. we debate it with the investment committee. joining me for the hour, brynn it was a new record high for the nasdaq we're now in the green across the board. yields on the

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likely a reflection of the fact that the taliban understands that only through diplomacy can they garner any sort of legitimacy. anchor: are you getting any sense that this is not going according to plan? reporter: we are not getting that sense. in fact, the pentagon spokesperson was pressed on this point during his briefing. he said the afghans knew when we were going to be leaving, new we return control of the airbase, they knew this was coming. we gave them multiple tours to show them how to run the base once u.s. forces leave. there is a bit of defensiveness, but there is also a resolve that the u.s. military is leaving afghanistan in large part because trying to prosecute a war after nearly 20 years is not making a difference, and it is time for the afghan government and afghan people to chart their own course. anchor: thank you very much. a drone has attacked an airport in iraq with explosives. kurdish security sources said it was targeting a u.s. base. the casualties have been reported. -- no casualties have been reported. humanitarian agencies are reporting rising kidnappings in

likely a reflection of the fact that the tall onto understands that only through diplomacy can they garner any sort of legitimacy. there has been a drone attack on the international airport and the northern rocky city of abil cottage security forces, say explosives were aimed at the u. s. space on the outskirts of the airport fronting the suspension of flights. no casualties or major damage were reported though. it does follow a rocket and an attack on an air base housing us troops named baghdad. saudi arabia is back in egypt. and through dawn over their concerns about ethiopia as controversial giant hydropower, down the kingdom says it supports the countries in preserving villages in the water rights. meanwhile, if you, if it says it started the 2nd phase of filling them on the blue nile aid work and say, the humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating. northern reason beek, when more than 800000 people have been displaced. that morning from the international committee of the red cross follows an increase in violence by iso linked fighters. an attack in the town of palmer and march, 4

it's false and, you know, i think that trent garner might just live kind of in a different environmentgh rate of poverty in the state of arkansas. we have poor access to health care. we right now don't have a lot of, you know, child care options. so just telling parents, just keep your kids home, i've been keeping my kid home since march of 2020. it's time for the people that don't want to do the things that they need to do to end this pandemic, like get vaccinated, wear masks, you know, reduce gathering, things like that, being asked to continue to take these steps with my own children and then asking other families if they don't have that option, so these children don't have the right to a safe education, you know, a lot of parents don't have child care options. so that's just false. and we know that masking has to be done on both sides in order to keep people safe. and so he does not have a right to infect my children or any of the other children in the state. the science is there and he's refusing to follow the science, and he's almost making a mockery of this and making a joke of

we've garner can crawford bottom of the 3rd lamonte wade junior he already had a homer in the first does it again here solo blast into the right center field bleachers 2 to one giant swayed. 12 home runs in only a 148 that's pretty good. nice outing today for alex wood. he only gave up a run on 5 in the 3rd pitched. he freezes the pitcher slider. he had a strikeout. it was a tight game into the 06:00am francisco scored 3 times, including that rbi single by curt casali giants win 6 to one the dodgers come to town for 3 games starting on tuesday, san francisco leads los angeles by 2 games in the nl west. all fans in seattle sure thing to see their team blowing today top of the 3rd smash. all 7.8 been a bright spot offseason, all russians that one to right his 27th home run of the season is 4 since the all-star break. >> it's 2 to nothing oakland. but that lead with slip away bottom of the frame. seattle scored 4 times, including on loriano. >> way get to you. it looks like called it. but to score it slips out of his glove right there. >> a run scores doubt crew 20 mercy on to hit that made

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itself a reflection of the fact that the taliban understands that only through diplomacy can they garnerny sort of legitimacy. >> a drone attack has hit the international airport in an iraqi city. explosives were trained at the u.s.-based but no casualties were reported. there have been more attacks on u.s. troops which russia blames on iranian backed militias. the kingdom of ethiopia says it supports the country's water rights but it started the second phase of filling the dam. lebanon is pleading for international help with the caretaker prime minister warning the country is days away from a social explosion. he says help is urgently needed to prevent economic rowan. inflation is soaring as the currency hits new lows, putting thousands more people into poverty. canada is getting its first indigenous government general. she is an inuit from northern come -- quebec. tropical storm al set has been upgraded to a hurricane as it barrels toward florida. the national hurricane center is warning of damaging winds and heavy rain. it will make landfall wednesday. former u.s. police captain eric

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we were trying to garner international attention on it.se the international capital says this is not high up on the agenda. what's really interesting at the moment is two things, one, this is a situation that's come out of the fact that the money that's been going into eswatini has not been used to deliver the development. citizens are seeing what's going on elsewhere and not feeling the benefits of development in the country. that points to one person, which is the monarchy. the relationship with south africa has always been very complex, for multiple reasons. pudemo has a relationship with the system and aligns in south africa. the former president, zuma, has his own personal relationship with the king. they have long been looking at the country. in 2013 made recommendations to government that this needs to be something to be dealt with. but i don't think it's been clear within south africa what they have, in terms of diplomatic resources to be able to engage. there's not been a clear, cohesive effort. sami: i want to get the last minute

. >> we anticipate over the comes days as we work through amendment process that we will earn and garner more support. >> reporter: chuck schumer wants to keep a close eye on what democrats consider the other half of the prize, passing a budget plan to fund universal preschool, create a paid family leave program, and enhance medicare benefits. >> it may take long nights, might eat into our weekends but we are going to get the job done and we are on track. >> reporter: a recent cbs news poll shows a majority of americans support the plan with overwhelming support for specific elements of both plans. >> we've shown america tonight that we can work together. >> reporter: according to a gop summary obtained by associated press, infrastructure bill is expected to be paid for by tapping into unspent covid relief aid and unemployment insurance aid. it's also betting on expected economic growth to bring in additional $56 billion. laura podesta, cbs news. >> chuck schumer says the chamber is on track to pass both plans before it leaves for august recess. >>> quarter to 5:00. it was a mixed day fo

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and again, it looks as if the opposition parties themselves could not garner a clear majority. so they have been having talked before him this time and said the most like the outcome is the minority government for that they would then need to support for instance of the, for the corporate form, a communist party of these days called socialist party, a full area who they don't want to go into coalition with because the idea is to divergent by who they think might be interested in supporting reform agenda. in bulgaria, there is among voters we talk to a very strong wish and will for change because people are tired and fed up with corruption and the influence of the mafia and all walks of life and bulgaria. so it might be rocky times that had politically, it's not going to be clear cut, but there may be just a solution on the right and talking about rocky times what will be the new government's main challenges. the main challenge is to reform the country and to get rid of corruption. i mean that is just adamant they're really, really needs to be done because all reports we've seen

i guess the questioner also wants to ask didn't the open meeting also garner the get out the vote support the black community for the primary? >> it certainly helped. that's really a great observation about the other side of the baldwin meeting. kennedy understood that, you know, people were angry, and [inaudible]; right? and part of it, california primary, he went to a church in oakland at 10:00 p.m., and he took raiford johnson with him and john glenn who had been campaigning with him, and john sedenthaler and off they go. he told them it is going to be rough but don't worry. he's telling his friends. he got up there, and it started. this is wrong. that is wrong. you need to do this. why don't you do that? and he answered and talked about -- and he responded. at one point raiford johnson wanted to get up, he was so angry. and he said no, this is between them and me. and it went on. brown was the moderator. they finally brought it to a close. by the end, there was discussion. they went back to the hotel, and john glenn said well i don't think you got too many votes tonight. and willie br

trump has a pattern of behavior of using lawsuits to garner attention, and this time it's no different. >> yeah, we're playing into his hands right now in this conversation. >> reporter: it has been six months since trump was banned indefinitely from facebook, twitter, and youtube for his role in fighting the january 6th insurrection at the capitol, and in a class-action lawsuit announced today, trump claims the tech giants violated his first amendment rights. >> we are demanding an end to the shadow banning, a stop to the silencing, and a stop to the blacklisting, banishing, and canceling that you know so well. >> reporter: the lawsuit says the tech companies should no longer be considered private companies, but are now instead of so-called state actors subject to the same constitutional limits on their ability to restrict free speech. paul barrett is the deputy director of the center for business and human rights at nyu. >>> we do not require that private companies, whether they are a television station ornette work, social media company, a traditional newspaper, what have you, none

>> they were certainly known, one of the ways in which they try to garner support and get citizens to participate in different demonstrations or actions to send the message out via social media for the facebook or twitter or another platform so the government naturally was watching and seeing how these different demonstrations and protests were coming together especially seen these individuals meeting with the u.s. government, there is a decision made to send a message to those individuals. >> i want to talk about surveillance and ambiguity of surveillance cameras. what's the growth rate, if you have any idea how many surveillance cameras are out there in the world today? if you want talk about china specifically. >> is hundreds of millions and it's impossible to put a number on it because everyday increases by another doctor. what we do know is surveillance cameras different forms whether basic cameras are facial recognition cameras, increasing across the board and its not just an authoritarian state while certainly china is a leader when it comes to using and integrating these camer

his garnered very little games. ok. and ends in failure every single time. and we have, we have the bio ministration, actually doubling down on it and, and if you just pointed out in the 1st part of the program, no interest section whatsoever. why it didn't work, go ahead. well, you're right. and not only did it fail spectacularly in the, in libya or in a game where it's obvious, but it also failed the former soviet union. i mean the idea, george a demon, it's all right. but the idea that western interference can help you more chrissy is absolutely counterproductive. glenn decent shows it very well in his article at the opinion website. basically, the majority of the russians i lot 40 her last girl, or even for the most get the least popular person them looking for someone who could replace shinkel and preserve stories with russia. someone like barber equal. but the west, the narrative is doubt in only $200.00 k. you know, the, that's the problem with, with the military and i would just, they have only one can do that. they have only bonds, wary. and you kno

so hostilities involving garner care about go back decades as john and armenia for 6 year war that ended in a cease fire in 1994. then in 2016, an outbreak of violence killed dozens of people during 4 days of fighting. and last year as conflict killed more than $5000.00 people, including both soldiers and civilians. the conflict has regional implications as well. russia has traditionally been an ally of armenia and has joined other world powers and calling for com. while turkey is backing as our be john, and it's for a ministry says it will spend buyback, who the, let's discuss all of this and introduce our panel in your yvonne is richard, you're goes beyond is joining us. he's the director of the regional study center. that's an independent think tank focused on strategic research and policy analysis in moscow, stanislaus christian who's a senior research fellow at the center for post soviet studies from buck who we have read chevy, who is the chairman of the center of analysis of international relations. thank you . so much for speaking to us on inside story, richard over to you and yo

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have garnered fierce scrutiny and recent weeks following news justice department, prosecutors obtained phone records belonging to not only journalists, but also members of congress and staffers as a part of leak investigation, rather than providing americans as meaningful notice that their private electronic records are being accessed in a criminal investigation department hides behind its ability to as 3rd party provided directly. they deny american citizens as companies and institutions their basic day in court. and instead, they gather their evidence entirely in secret. microsoft, for example, was among the companies that turned over records under a court order, and because of a gag order had to then wait 2 more years before disclosing it. since then. brad smith, microsoft's president has called for an end to the over use of secret gag orders, arguing prosecutors exploit technology to abuse americans, fundamental freedoms still, the attorney general merit garland has said that the justice department will abandon its practice of seizing reporter records and will formalize that stamps

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