check out -- it measures the green back against a basket of foreign -- and garner is very important to, but it's been hovering at between 100 and 107 for the better part of two years, and you can see these are moving averages, but they're a collective view. now, when you look at the williams percentage r oscillator, what is that it's created by a friend of the show it could be due for a pullback this is a williams person, the rsi is although -- and, according to garners that points to a long-term weakness and it almost looks like a mirror image through the financial crisis. and a boost in silver, it almost always happens if they're eventually coming down, as i do. that's -- higher rates make it less likely -- these are all complex conception so how about the -- the silver rally ran out of steam at $32 last month, which was an important level. however, the failure to break through that ceiling doesn't mean it's peaked it just complicates things don't forget the geopolitical tension is still with us it's been a strong floor of support, so 2075 is likely the level, the green line, and so

the selling gets out of hand, garner warns $3.50 will be in play. historically the level has been pivotal for copper. prices tend to behave bullishly, so we will hope $3.80 as we get closer to $3, and then he'll hold here. and then who knows, okay? meanwhile when you look at the strength index from our side down the bottom, important momentum that paints a barish picture. they say they will move violently into the territory late last month. and since rolled over, okay? and even with this decline, it is overbought then oversold and it is too close to the red line. they will act as a price magnet for copper and currently near $4. on top of the chart issues, garner warns that they are poorly positioned for this breakdown in copper, so take a look at this. i want you to check out the weekly chart paired with their weekly commitments of traders or the cot report as we talk about that a lot. and we love this data because they will show you how the different groups are positioned in any given commodity. it's small spectators, larger spectators. the physica

the exert leadershiprsus what the od result in it needs to be diy e administration as they garner whate in violation of the space weapons treaty. >> china now has a lot lose. is there room to work with china andb others? >> i don't think the to inform. you can to garner support for something you're not discussing andd i believe the administratin is avoiding discussing the topic because they don't want the gap between what they should be doing and what they are to be publicly discussed. >> i think about pursuing diplos table should military options be on the table you oversee intelligence capabilities. what should be on the table■d here? is so catastrophic secretary of defense■ alston sad this would be catastrophic.é day in the administration that makes certain that this wasn't occurring and there is no one that has that responsibility and no onet is■@xecuting that to do list. thisno priority in the administration. >> how well communityic fostered to understd the threat? >> enough so the administration was willing to say they are developing a weapon. ■th administration has confirmed thi

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election goes there will be another election and the race will be between the top candidates who have garnered more ways and see how things develop. how the results are expected to be out by saturday. so on till then we have to wait and monday. can you give us a sense of the mood among voters? and is there a sense of which candidate is the favorite is um talking to different people. the main point is, as i mentioned, was that they believed by participating in the election, the se, in the future of their country. and this is their children. and most of the they are here. 1 for this reason, now i'm speaking all the main concerns with people the cost of living people are holding a better situation to the cost of living economy. and so for now, initially there were 2 of them were going to mayor was due yesterday. 1 1 wednesday night or other streaming very good competition is between service be on the often services to were presented to call you both have mentioned that even to reach the consensus with western powers for this field. on the other hand, the same story. doyle with other nations, even

and based on the numbers published by the interior ministry lawsuit position the on has managed to garner of 5900000 votes. more of the site jelly. how so fort secure uh 5500000 votes. mama boulder valuable on will stuff of poor mama the are in 3rd and 2nd, the 4th place. but the gap between the last 2 is widening the 1st 2, which means johnny and position b on are the main contenders and the real race is between them. now are the points i have to highlight is of the flags of that. and as we mentioned, as you mentioned, the winning candidate based on the constitution is required to secure, more than 50 percent of the votes. if the case continues to be the same as it is now, neither jellies nor position beyond cannot reach the limits required to win this election. and probably the possibility there will be a snap election. sorry a um a run off the election held on july 5th. the next, next friday, and again, iranians have to, uh go to the pulling stations to choose between the winter and the runner up of this election back to you. all right, r t corresponding monday i must see on bringing t

another race that has garnered national media attention is new york'democratic bowman. with this race? it represent in the democratic party? guest: you have jamaal bowman, a progressive two term , a former middle school teacher from the bronx. one of the stars of the progressive movement, who unseated eliot, a longtime congressman from new york, two cycles ago. he's being chal by george latimer. that's the westchester county executive. westchester county politics. 30 plus local politics. somebody very well known to that district. somebody who is pro israel, jamaal bowman has been critical of israel and netanyahu and the war that is be out against hamas in gaza and other parts of that region. so, this is■u really -- has highlighted this huge party divide over support for israel in george l criticism ofn jamaal bowman's case. this has bn an issue that has roiled the democratic party throughout the 2024 cycle, ever nce the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. aipac the pro-jewish group, has spent a to $15 million in a single house number, a record number of spending, ting

but after us a by john took over and a garner car, a boss last year 90 last at the trust in russia and liked our government are looking was for answers to not do is look, if there were nato soldiers, it would be better. our opponents would be more afraid for some russians living here, that change of heart is a great many like to it's shawna came here after russia invaded ukraine to save their men from being drafted to find a useful life. see here she is an english teacher who fled with her husband and son a. but she's going to the complicated situation here. may mean they have to leave a get i don't know which side says for that can come. i have no way z a. i reach a new subs, but it's so such a milk area. try not to think about that much because it's for is lots. and i realize that i don't have a simple solution. so what's next for the people in armenia as he attempts to diversify foreign policy and looks towards the west, if it will image and that doesn't mean in any time will be much more closer to the you to be a candidate for the you members shape or to be a member of feel, of cou

and if one has a better idea or becomes more efficient, they will garner more customers. but that idea of a level playing field would be disruptive if one company or one set of companies was getting an unfair advantage or a helping hand, particularly from a government that's but the european commission is a suspect. suspected was happening with chinese electric vehicle producers that were, that they were being on fairly subsidized by the chinese government and very for being able to under caught european producers. they therefore launched investigation into those suspicions a few months ago. and officials briefing us here in brussels of told us they discovered what they called a subsidies across the entire supply chase, where that was tax exemptions grants, access to critical role materials, etc. so therefore they've decided to move forward with these provisional targets which could come in in a few weeks and less of the solution is probably between china and the european commission in the meantime. so brussels basically says, this is all about re balancing unfair competi

plus ukraine's bid to garner support from the global south. it is a war as the summit in switzerland fails to whatever india brazil or south africa. let's talk about political caution emanating from the risks around france that remains front and center. trying to assuage the markets. but watch the sovereign debt of france and the broader patient around the equity movements. the broader european equity space losing more than 2% last week. diverging from the story in the u.s. with the gains around 1.4% for the s&p by the end of that week. european futures pointing to gains. 3100 futures. points to gains around 3000 points. s&p futures pointing lower by just the death of a percent. we look at the euro-dollar and the commodities space. the pressure coming through across the commodities space. iron ore and brent under pressure. iron ore down as you can see a little under 2.4%. the real estate story, the property story into showing us the crisis in that is far from over. 424 on the u.s. tenure. largely on the back of softer data. 107 on the euro-dol

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i think right now israel likely has the intelligence to garner more rescue missions,'s sole purpose isrn the hostages safely and soundly and they continue the war against hamas. again we had to remind our viewers israel did not ask for this conflict, israel did not want this conflict. and want any unnecessary loss of life but hamas must come and release these hostages first and foremost. 's will is taking tactics as covered by mr. aaron cohen had remarkable, trained a lot of u.s. military personnel as well. i think the dynamic scenario in the chaos is due to surprise of the hamas fighters when israeli forces encountered them in this building the. >> trace: amazing, it is. what you think of the biden administration negotiating could almost directly may be through qatar but almost directly with hamas? >> i think it is a waste of time, i think what you're seeing it here with this operation, whether or not hamas wants to give the back of the hostages or they would get of them back either way they are coming home. that is what i think. whether we got a kick down doors. by the way the operat

coming out to vote rental your, our mind, you and the viewers that what we're talking about here is garnering the votes of 5 to 10000000 americans who are quote unquote, still on the fence and who are likely residing in swing states. and neither of those 2 men in that sense, deliberate, a convincing performance. but that's exactly who they were out to get yesterday. and you have a double risky strategy now to continue with this candidate, this agent candidate, clearly who seemed to struggle with everything, including formulating a simple sentence yesterday, but also running the risk that within 6 weeks ahead of the convention, you might be playing with the idea of either an open convention which we had last time in 1952 more in broker convention which we had in 1968. both of them by the way, held in chicago. both of them ended in chaos and how you would position a new national can. did that wouldn't also look like you were perverting american democracy because 99 percent of those delegates that will show up in august in chicago branch knows our president biden's delegates. and how you would d

that kind of a tailored to some it see or where you have to be crated and saying they've managed to garner international support and showed the strength of it. but on the other hand, we really did see coming to the for subdivision some cox raising. thank you very much. our correspond at rosie. bet you out there in switzerland. now the soccer news and sunday saw some 50000 dutch fans turn out in hamburg to support their team. and the 1st, in their 1st euro 2024 game decked out in their unmistakable national color, the so called orange army took over the streets of hamburg and the run up to the game with what looked like a pretty well rehearsed dance routine. the national squad was just as well rehearsed when they faced off against poland for their opening match. they beat the poles to one and sundays. other matches produced the 1st surprise of the tournament. denmark, the semi finalist at the last year rose were held to a $11.00 drop by slovenia, a disappointment for the danes, but good news for group favorites england. a 1st half goal by jude belling was enough to give them a one. the old

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potentially be more politically damaging not just because of the nature of the case will it may not garneruch sympathy from the public because of the timing. the september case is closer to the actual election september 5 than that cases now and i could bring litany of one welcome news for the biden family. as biden is competing for a second term, there is potential political damage that could be done here but there could also be political cover provided to president biden given that he has been facing accusations from former president trump of weaponizing the justice system against donald trump. it is the same genesis susan. sonali: we appreciate you sue very much. coming up next, we will talk about apple hitting record highs after the tech giant introduced its long-awaited new ai features yesterday. it was a low reaction but that is rebounding nicely today. we will talk about it next, this is bloomberg. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got

agency, what operators are doing in response to revenue losses and what the measure will need to garner voter support. i also attended along with gm and ed around the region a select committee of bay area executives focused on supporting the new committee so keep your posted and potentially have a hearing at the ta next month to hear from our local and regional operators. next, senate bill 915, the autonomous vehicle bill was withdrawn. from the transportation committee to be heard. effectively ending that effort. had been proposing to allow larger cities and neighbors to limit the amount of av on the roads among other provisions and the amendments proposed by the transportation committee staff that would have removed much of the local control aspect of the bill was unwelling to be accepted by the author so meanwhile, the conversation continues with two other bills and that is bill 1777 and 3061 by haney, both of which we continue to support and advocate mark watts is testifying on our behalf this afternoon at the senate transportation committee. finally, on legislation, june 20 the cal

agency, what operators are doing in response to revenue losses and what the measure will need to garner voter support. i also attended along with gm and ed around the region a select committee of bay area executives focused on supporting the new committee so keep your posted and potentially have a hearing at the ta next month to hear from our local and regional operators. next, senate bill 915, the autonomous vehicle bill was withdrawn. from the transportation committee to be heard. effectively ending that effort. had been proposing to allow larger cities and neighbors to limit the amount of av on the roads among other provisions and the amendments proposed by the transportation committee staff that would have removed much of the local control aspect of the bill was unwelling to be accepted by the author so meanwhile, the conversation continues with two other bills and that is bill 1777 and 3061 by haney, both of which we continue to support and advocate mark watts is testifying on our behalf this afternoon at the senate transportation committee. finally, on legislation, june 20 the cal

weapon means and what its outcomes would result in needs to be discussed by the administration as they garner what would be worldwide support in opposition to russia placing a nuclear weapon in space in violation of the space weapons treaty. ms. bingen: china now has a lot to lose in space. is there room for us to work with china and perhaps others? rep. turner: absolutely. i don't think -- i don't think that the administration has done enough to inform, which is why i'm calling for the administration to inform, both our other adversaries and al as to what this threat is. you can't garner support for something that you're not discussing, and i firmly believe that the administration is , because they don't want the gap y should be doing and what they are doing to be publicly discussed. ms. bingen: well, if i think about the d.i.m.e. framework we'reg diplomatic and international pressure options. are economic sanctions on the table? should military options be on the table?ersee intelligence capabilities. here? rep. turner: well, i think all of it. the biggest sign, i think, would catastrophic.

garner enough support given this shift and given that rise from the far right linda, we'll certainly see how that plays out in july. >> of course, looking at these results, the french president's party didn't do well. emmanuel macron calling snap elections for later this month. >> yeah. look i think again, it wasn't a shock that the national rally and other far right parties did so well. but what was a shock was how emmanuel macron reacted to this. he didn't have to do this. he could have come out and said, look, this is a protest vote and just carried on. but on the one hand, i think he didn't have a whole lot to lose. he already lost his his overall majority in parliament. he's already struggled to get some key policies through and this may be a calculation that this is a chance to win back a mandate. and alizÉe source telling cnn that the approach will be convince, convince, convince in the lead up to these elections, the first round just three weeks away. but in his speech to the nation, he certainly didn't disguise his concern about the rise of the far right. take a listen on fr

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our team is live with his agenda for the meeting, including garnering international support for ukraine. despite the president's executive order, some migrants who crossed into the u.s. illegally are still being released into the country. why some border agents say they don't have a choice right now. >>> a state of emergency in southern florida. widespread massive flooding inundating roads and stalling cars. as record rainfall continues to swamp the state. meteorologist angie lassman tells us how much longer it had l last. >>> a 50-year-old mystery now seemingly solved. a plane that disappeared in the '70s now appears to bethis wreckage at the bottom of lake champlain. how one explorer succeeded where others failed. >>> and he may not be in this year's nathan's competition, but joey chestnut is still set for major hot dog showdown later this summer against another competitive eating legend. it's thursday, jun thue 13y, ju. "early today" starts right now. we begin this morning in italy where president biden is attending a high-stakes international summit on the ukraine war. the g-7 meeti

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so i think that's why it is continuing to get support and garner support. but also because the, you know, the government officials in this nation, i think a lot of people don't understand that it's, it's really about preserving power over the populace. and that is what bush was saying. and so policing allows the duck are meant to put the preserving of the power over the populace in the hands of the police without it looking like it's them, right? it's not like they're deploying the national guard or deploying the military. but if you can militarize the police, which essentially are supposed to be this like citizen run, you know, state run uh, organization. then you are essentially creating a whole other army to do what you need to do in terms of keeping people in place while you displace people. but you want to wait and increase it. yeah, just, i mean, to underline it man does excellent point. i mean, increasingly in the, you know, really since 19 sixty's, federal funds have been applied to policing and essentially have like militarize this force. and it's

the reason that garner power back last year, without the russian ministry preventing it, many ethnic armenians have to sleep. the armenian government calls very lines on russia, a strategic mistake, and is requesting russians told us to leave the country. the best sellers here are these batches, including those with a said, the notorious symbol of rushes, invasion of ukraine. many of the customers are russian soldiers from the nearby military base, which were not russia. this is armenia. the shopkeepers are worried about their business. they don't want to be found wanting to 9 after the war and ukraine began, our business dropped slightly because the soldiers were taken from here to ukraine . by the trainer. there's more russian soldiers entered the shop. we are told to leave for many such shops here in your memory, the 2nd biggest city in armenia. this is where russia maintains the military base. it's refundable spot for armenia. we're on here about 10 kilometers from the boards of with turkey, historically hostile neighbors. we're not allowed to fill them here, but we can get close

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when i went to check on him the next morning, the doctor told me he died because of the blackout. garner is resorting to frequent rationing of electricity to protest in the capital. demonstrators quoted up along tenants. blaming the government for mismanagement in the next month, electricity is going to be increased to about 5.64 percent is the adult inflation in the country. look up, lots of leaving in the companies. everything is know what the aside that's giving us for president. none of before i go came to power in 2016, promising to end of the country's erotic power supply. but critics say the situation has only worse and under his administration, a 3000000000 dollar loan by the i m f was meant to help address the crisis. experts say the intervention has done anything but held back up and down on supplies. the reason it's not because we don't have the power. the reason is because we are unable to pay for the for when we used to run the problem much injuries. so we have that problem and why we're not having the money to do that. is because of, for the economy governance, terrible, ec

jenny, for no jelly is going to garner more votes. no one can say it's a very tight drive over. right now. more than half of the worlds have been counted . and the difference between the 2 is no more than 30400000. mm hm. or even less than that, um, you know, if we see a lot of boats between these 2, it's only because the principally scam failed to establish a unit b. mm hm. and this res, so they split the world's a mom. it's been by the boss and otherwise they could have won the 50 person marching in the 1st round that that would have been way easier for them, but because they split the bolts. so position the on and jenny, the are spending now and they run a full it's very hard, as i said, it's a bipolar, you know, race, the one who has more capability and ability to mobilize his supporters with when it depends on media, it depends on campaigning tactics and many other things, but the, basically speaking generally has more loyal supporters who possess gian has also fair been supporters, but not very much loyal valley depends on people's decision any way. mm hm. and my final que

does that garner former president trump any additional support? i don't think so, but it could galvanize those folks who are already supporting him to turn out in november. >> do you think this could also cause some people that are in the middle, that 5% that we were talking about in that most recent poll, who were still undecided to maybe stay home, motivate them less, to actually turn out to the polls? those people that could potentially vote for the president. >> you know, turnout is something that we have to wait and see in november. you know, who actually ends up coming out to the polls. but i think that there are other issues that are going to weigh more heavily in how folks are going to vote. when you look at our latest abc news ipsos poll or abc news ipsos poll that came out back in may, we asked folks about the issues that they care the most about. when it came time to voting, it was issues like the economy and inflation. it was issues like crime and safety. those are the kinds of kitchen table issues that folks are voting on. these other

> meantime, the mayor also now facing a recall election after a campaign to oust her from office garnered enough signatures to put it on the november ballot. a lot of the issues that we are facing now, like defunding the police and all of that, it's her own doing, even in broad daylight, even just a block away from the police station, you don't feel safe because oakland has been going in a spiral down a very dangerous place. >> and now with the budget cuts, it's only going to get worse. >> organizers behind the rally helping to spearhead the recall effort. the first time a mayoral recall will be on the ballot in oakland's history. >> people are dying. businesses are dying. our communities are dying. come on. so there is no tomorrow if we don't start for change now. >> and we have reached out to the mayor's office for a response to today's rally. so far, we have yet to hear back. the mayor is expected to meet with federal investigators sometime this week. mike. >> all right, zac sos live tonight in oakland. zach. thank you for that. and you can stay up to date with the ongoing developments

but the big party on top of a swift mountain didn't really result in garnering a new surge of support for kia around the world. most of the global majority still yarns when they hear talking new grand. no wonder the new american p. our budget is necessary now the current had an usa, i. d, is none other than samantha power. samantha power was the u. s. and bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama. and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the ninety's to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and its operation and ukraine. we have exerted. busy kinds of diplomatic pressure, these are the countries that have retained influence with food and you know everything from turkey to israel, to india, to china and boot and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there. and it is a travesty cheese also admitted that america i

not roll over for him and we weren't starstruck by the fact that an ex-president was here and it garnered attention so i gave a great chance for the libertarian party to contrast ourselves. and i think we did a great job of doing that. rfk junior spoke as well. he unlike trump tried to tailor his speech to libertarians. i think he got a bit more of a polite response than what donald trump did trump kind of did his trump thing and i think the response was different because of that. but i think most libertarians just know that rfk while is supportive of us on a few issues is very much a big government big spendingnd that's something we don't really support. >> your party's chair spoke about your nomination and what she saw coming from that i want to play you some of that and get your thoughts on it. [video clip] >> i haven't endorsed donald trump but he has endorsed us. donald trump said he would put a libertarian in the cabinet position. he came out and spoke to us and said he is a libertarian. he has basically endorsed us so inase oliver is the best way to be joe biden. get in, we are sto

it also means that the candidates may not be able to, you know, garner 50 percent of the votes, which would lead to a run off the following week. so he called on others to withdraw. now there are 2 main contender as their sites are the, the end, there's more how much the backer color box? these are the 2 main conservative candidates in this election we were expecting one to withdraw in support of the other that did not happen. so this election is going to be a competition among conservatives, but also this election is going to be a competition between a conservative cap, which is fine to consolidate control over all levers of government. which of course would include the presidency. and you have the reform is, was trying to bring about change from within the system, but his administration will have to work within the confines of the establishment and zayna. wish all the chances for the reform candidates must have possess gannon, what role will work to, to not play in? who does well well, voter turnout is key in any elections. what we've seen in previous elections are really record low