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gary fineout, thank you so much for your reporting and for your insights. gary: thank you.ff: in may 2017, richard collins iii was days away from graduating bowie state university and had just been commissioned into the u.s. army. when he was iting at a campus bus stop after visiting friends, a white university of maryland student approached collins and stabbed him to death after ordering him to move out of the way. his killer had links to a white supremacist group and was sentenced to life in prison for what prosecutors said was a racially motivated hate crime. for years, the collins family has been pushing arlington national cemetery to have their son buried among the heroes there. a request that has repeatedly been denied. as rick and dawn collins told me, it's a battle they'll keep fighting to honor their son. dawn: we feel that our son was at the pinnacle of life and that he should receive all military honors. he took an oath to defend this country against all -- and i'm using the word all -- both foreign and domestic terrorists. so we feel that our son was murdered in

gary: it is pretty unprecedented.you are going to see quickly now is what he calls the unsealing of the search warrant at what he calls the property receipt. so, we will see the warrant used to conduct that search of mar-a-lago, the president home -- the president's home, on monday. it is not clear to me how much detail will be on that ward. will it specify what crime is in queson? i think it probably has to come so we will see what kind of thing they will -- thing they were pursuing coming a relation to which laws, and we will also see this property receipt. now, that is mnt to detail what they took in the search. the question is, how much detail? it may not be specifying this or that document. they may say x number of laptops and phones and boxes of paper. it may go into more detail, we just don't know. but i think the key thing will the search warrant. because that will have to specify the reason for the search at what they are looking for. you can't start someone's home without telling them why you are searching i

it doesn't sound very confident at all day gary took us through this specific. so let's break it down. what do you think the sticking points are for washington? and then tell us about what the sticking points off the tyran. well, the basic text to lift us sanctions in exchange for ra, enrolling back its nuclear program has really been in plight since march of this year. and the reason why the agreement hasn't been concluded is because iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first, iran wants sanctions lifted on the i, r g c or companies. so should, with the ira juicy. second, iran want some guarantees that even after president biden leaves the white house, the u. s. will continue to honor the arraignment. and 3rd, iran wants the i. e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i said, the u. s. considers each of these to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any of weather iran at the end of the day. drops all of these conditions and accept the economic benefits of re

gary, you've been warning after tough reaction.ou were on the show twice last week but it is interesting today, there is not much of a panic going on. what's happening? >> i think all you're seeing today where you're bouncing the dow dropped 2200 points in eight days we're at serious vital support here. i think institutuions are probably doing a little bit of defending. that said as i've been telling you charles, watch oil prices and yields. oil prices up another four bucks. yields are up. jay powell most importantly he is 2.33% right now. the two-year is at 3.4. so if he raised rates a point he would still behind which means there is going took bunch more to go and i suspect and i didn't believeth before but i think he is going 4 or 5%. i think that will have a marked effect on markets going forward as the man who fed the markets for so long with unimaginable amounts of money is now pulling it all out. charles: now this morning we saw an interesting reaction, actually two reactions from the dallas fed report. one was emotional, on

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let's speak to our north america correspondent gary o'donoghue. hello again to you, gary.his trip in the first place because the white house wasn't super keen on it, really, was it? sojust remind wasn't super keen on it, really, was it? so just remind viewers wasn't super keen on it, really, was it? sojust remind viewers in this country why nancy pelosi went, why she went now, the timing and purpose of this as she and her team sees it? you're right, the white house wasn't all that keen, and suddenly the pentagon wasn't all that keen in a sense because their mind the security situation, she flew on one of their planes, as well. so there was a little bit of hesitancy there. having said all that, you know, she is the speaker of the house of representatives, an independent branch of government, we have the separation of powers— to that extent, she can do what she likes. she was planning to do this trip earlier in the year, she got covid, so it happening now is not very specific, although it does comejust three months before the midterm elections in which she could well lose th

i must make my colleagues gary stanley and i saw you walk in is gary still here. thank you. gary. gary has actually mentored me since i've been here at monticello. i do not have a museum background. and so gary was super helpful. the ladies who put this event together tonight tasha stand not call her wonderful tasha because she's incredible. making harrington who does such a wonderful job with event planning gen lyon. i have to thank my kenwood family. i see some of my kenwood family here. my daughters whitney and laura who came from the uk early just to be here tonight. thank you so much. i'm so happy that all of you are here my big sisters. i just you know, i'll be here all night naming folks. i must make my publisher harper. and judith kerr who's the president and publisher of harper one? i must have made my editor patrick bass who's so inspirational and so helpful in helping develop this story. and of course my agent the indomitable jennifer harare. she's phenomenal. family and friends family and friends. i love you so much. i just don't know how to express how appreciative i

here is the smell of gary just this morning, too, was felt. is happening on the streets of the capital now. what exactly is the ecological situation, let's ask, my colleague svetlana sneezed, she joins us e to the ether light. greetings that now here we are in the metropolitan areas. here is some information about the region. hello well, now, thanks to clear windy weather , the smoke has dissipated, however, weather forecasters warn that this night in moscow again wrap up with a leg. well and the authorities of the moscow region tomorrow and until the end of august are introducing restrictions on visiting forest areas by local residents ; the highest level, let's listen to what the governor of the moscow region andrey vorobyov said, we see what the weather is, but we understand that next week it will be over 30 and and all our services are here in in this state, heightened readiness. we had one small hearth, and then this grass, and, accordingly, it was eliminated by rescuers. and it is clear that before the weekend you want, but to appeal to

detectives flew to hawaii and arrested gary ramirez. they say the 75 year old sexually assaulted, then killed her and has been hiding in plain sight ever since, in an emailed statement on says karen was a tomboy who grew into a lovely young woman. she could been any we will never know. because gary ramirez stole her life with disclosure. we hope to be able to move forward in a positive way. the emergence of dna technology allowed detectives to link blood found at the scene to ramirez. i don't believe that my work is done just because gary's in a jail in maui if there is any possibility that he harmed anyone else. male female adult juvenile i want to know. and oxygen says that because he does not believe ramirez just committed one heinous crime and then went off and lived his life quietly, he believes it could be other victims out there. ramirez faces an extradition hearing tomorrow in hawaii. detectives say he is fighting extradition, but they believe he will be back in front of a judge. here in santa clara. county to face justice. just

gary, sarah, thank you both very, very much.n a recent bank of america survey respondents are saying that inflation has peaked. you heard that right in this conversation but they think it will require persistent tightening policies to get toward that target. in fact the number, take a look at this the number is now 57%, that is up august from 44% in july. it is the great debate and it is getting well, you know, getting sort of wrong if you've been, if you've been following this, if you've been wrong it has been expensive. you're losing a lot of money. i want to bring in quadratic portfolio manager nancy davis. where are you on the inflation, recession, soft landing debate? >> i think everyone right now is a macrotourist. everyone is talking about inflation is persistent, whether it is falling, whether it is going up. i think people are overthinking things. the reality we live in a real world. everybody if you don't own inflation in your portfolio you're shorting it in your real life because we do have cost of living, we do have

gary elena decided to stay at home. i closed the windows in one room. have an air conditioner in another room, a humidifier and periodically i go to spray the curtains. well, it’s even better to just leave the city anastasia did exactly that, and it’s already impossible to do so . there is a blessing. where to go to the country, but, as it were, we are saving ourselves here. sound 2010 muscovites they remember how in 2010, due to peat fires, the entire metropolis was covered with an abnormal heat. since then, all peat bogs in the moscow region have been flooded with the threat of a recurrence of such fires. no, if the situation is controlled and the ministry of emergency situations makes watering in time and, accordingly, does not allow the fire to spread, then, in general, nothing bad will happen to extinguish fires in the ryazan region. yesterday moscow sent 240 rescuers and 78 pieces of equipment. including three helicopters. today the group has doubled help went to the vladimir region. there, too, forests and peat bogs are burning. in parallel , pre

we have market group chief market strategist, gary kaltbaum and gary kaltbaum and bolin management. something tells me that we can have both cases, right? >> you know i've been pretty bullish on this market. i was a believer as soon as fed gets out of the way consumer can hold us up and it has. don't forget, september and october are the two most volatile months of the year. going up is assumption. we need to get into that first an second week of october f i'm rye, the inflation will roll over pretty aggressively here. we'll move significantly higher mid-october. from here to there, fed speak, more nonsense what the fed will do, all time we waist on it, market trades sideways down a bit, not a lot but it will be volatile. charles: definitely not saying 3650 but you're agreeing at some point 4700. gina, worst-case scenario, mild recession, best case soft landing what camp are you in. >> i'm in the 50-50 camp, charles. great to see you again. the job market, consumer spending is really strong. the fed still has some work to do but we still expect growth in the fourth quarter. even if

gary all close the windows in the houses.any complain that people feel worse, it is difficult to breathe, some put on masks. visibility is very poor . vehicles have slowed down and are driving with headlights on. fighting forest fires. continues to the region aimed at additional forces. reinforcements arrived from moscow, still the most significant groupings of forces located on the steps of the settlement, deulin and golovanov the night before, another helicopter arrived in at present , two ka-32 helicopters are involved in extinguishing along the edge of the fire and one mi-26 is starting to work il-76 the task is to make three flights. in the first half of the day, water will be taken to the prepared site in the current grassroots fire, yesterday's work of il-76 made it possible to bring down the crown fire, the main outbreaks remain in the spassky and klepikovsky districts. techniques were working there to put out the fire and at night the inhabitants of some villages left their houses, the danger is too low, who are not

gary control, the state of the air. now reinforced to flow into the air mass.ontaminated with combustion products since about five in the morning. e stations are located in the west and south of moscow, they began to fix them higher by concentrations of pollutants, e, which are indicators of natural fires. the concentration was about 30% relative to the usually observed, but at the same time, none of the stations exceeded the standard. muscovites are worried whether the situation of 2010, when the city was shrouded in smoke from peat fires, will repeat itself for several weeks, this was officially announced today in nevertheless, rospotrebnadzor gave the ministry of emergency situations today. here are some recommendations to reduce physical activity on the street , wear a mask, drink, ventilate a lot of water room only when there is no smoke, and use humidifiers and air conditioners. this is especially true for older children with diseases of the respiratory system - these are the people who really have even a relatively short contact. with such an unpleasant

gary control, the state of the air. now reinforced to flow into the air mass.minated with combustion products.

thank you, gary. gary has actually worked with me since i've been here at monticello. he has a museum background so gary was super helpful. for the ladies who put this event together, natasha -- because she's incredible. i have to think my kent family here. my daughters, whitney and laura who came from the uk early just to be here tonight. thank you so much. i'm so happy that all of you are here and my big sisters, i will be all here all night -- i must thank my publisher, and judith -- who is the president of publish -- a lot to take my editor, patrick bass, who is so helpful in helping develop the story. of course, my agent jennifer--are. family, friends, family and friends, i love you so much. i just don't know how to express how appreciative i am and how thankful i am for you and how supportive you have been. this is a long journey that i have gone through. it feels like a miracle to me, and it feels like a dream that i'm here tonight. of course, beside every good woman is a good man. i have two. i have to ask the husband, the brilliant, the legendary, jack white,

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also, actor gary busey faces sex offense charges. this early edition of the news starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> a students return to the classroom, health officials want to make sure they are protected from covid. we begin with a look at health. our reporter takes us to an an event designed to to keep the virus from spreading, and another that focus on eight -- that focuses on a recovery phase. >> we are going to get a vaccination. reporter: she just got her son'' their immunizations is suggested for public schools. her family recently came from ukraine. >> it is important to have vaccinations, so -- to have children not so ill. reporter: the free back-to-school vaccination event was held at the new southeast family health center in the bayview district, providing access to all families. >> we know how hard the last two and a half years have been with covid. reporter: dr. phillips says the pandemic likely delayed many parents from getting their children protected from covid and other viruses. >> we n

stephen, thank you. - let's talk to gary o'donoghue. what let's talk to gary 0'donoghue. what this has all done? the is the sense in washington about what this has all done?— what this has all done? the joe biden administration _ what this has all done? the joe biden administration were - what this has all done? the joe biden administration were notl what this has all done? the joe - biden administration were not keen on nancy— biden administration were not keen on nancy pelosi going in the first place _ on nancy pelosi going in the first place. they cannot stand in her way and did _ place. they cannot stand in her way and did not— place. they cannot stand in her way and did not stand in her way but they— and did not stand in her way but they made — and did not stand in her way but they made their own ease about it pretty— they made their own ease about it pretty plain. having said that, she did get— pretty plain. having said that, she did get wide support in congress again. _ did get wide support in congress again. 26— did get wide support in congress again, 26 republica

zhenya greetings now what is the situation on the streets of moscow and how strong is the smell of garyood morning, but on the street the real summer is already felt, and it burns clearly, the sky is an active sun. well, as for visibility, behind me, there are skyscrapers, uh, moscow city, in my opinion, 3-4 km. they are distinctly different in the sky, but according to my estimates, apparently, somewhere around 8-9 kilometers, that is, it is more or less easy to breathe on this map, pollution levels in moscow are currently a large orange spot. this means that combustion products are present in the atmosphere, however, pay attention to smoky plumes. from the fire in the ryazan region. now they are directed almost strictly to the north and the capital, as it were, is on the periphery of this stream, in other words, now there is no active removal from the side of the ryazanchen , and the haze that the weather stations fix, the moscow region is gar and soot that has tightened. on the eve late in the evening, well, at night the products of combustion were, in fact, locked in the air of the

gary busey was one of the celebrities that was there.e doubletree hotel there in cherry hill, new jersey, because of the report of a sex attack. they went there. this last week apparently they were investigating. charges came on friday. here we want to look at those charges. remember, these are charges from the police department not the district attorney's office at this point. two counts of criminal sexual contact fourth degree. one count of criminal attempt. criminal sexual contact fourth degree. one count of harassment, disorderly persons offense. now, they are not telling us exactly what the alleged conduct was that caused these charges, probable cause, that these crimes had been committed. but we do have something from the attorney that's representing the monster mania veng. they say they are assisting authorities with an investigation that's happening right now. they say, quote, immediately upon receiving a complaint from the attendee, the celebrity guest was removed from the convention and instructed not to return. now, once again

the thing pick up on gary i also look more of a rental.e actually took some profits on those quant models today in nasdaq up 7 1/2%. charles: let me jump in here for a second, michelle because you're going right where i want to go, that is leadership. if we take the top 10 stocks in the s&p 500, they are 29% of overall market cap but their earnings have come down hard, they are only 20% of earnings. should investors who are looking at this particularly maybe for rentals even longer term be looking for new leadership? >> that is a great question. if you look on pes from the top 10, the p-e's on all smaller cap stocks there is a huge divergence. it will depend on what happens with inflation and the big cap companies do great. they have tons of money. they are the king. that is where the money goes. anywhere in the cloud base outperformed in the pandemic and now we're seeing it again. if we actually can, i'm skeptical about that, get inflation under somewhat of control, you have all the smaller cap stocks are ready to fly because they have be

gary tweets: you're so nasty. my so nasty? you're so nasty, gary. awe kevin leaves us with poor kennedy. he misspelled it. it's like the old person at a high school party. how do you do, fellow kids. who wants to hop in my kia sport and get some smirnoff ice. we'll be right back with my sadness. kennedy: i'm clapping. yay, you. thanks for watching the best hour of your day. you can follow me on twitter and instagram@kennedynation and facebook kennedy fbm. i don't know what it is. subscribe to my podcast, kennedy saves the word. world. i sure do. it's on foxnewspodcast.com. can't watch the show in i don't care. good night to you.

gary kalphon is here with us. they say this spending initiative is good for the budget and to reduce inflation. it's not happened in american history, but what do you think? >> a lot of -- hi, neil. good afternoon to you. i want to comment on what jared bernstein just talked about. whether this will impact people going to grocery stores and trying to feed themselves. to your question, a lot of economists have come out, the cbo has come out -- not the cbo 0. they are nonpartisan groups have said this is going to help to reduce the deficit, which is what we need right now to bring inflation down. but then you have the cbo come out and also the pen wharton budget model come out and say this isn't really going to impact inflation at all. it will be close to zero of an impact. it's concerning since this is called the inflation reduction act. if you're going on tour with this, the president is about to go on a tour and tout this and sell this to the american people, how do you sell it something called the inflation redu

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well, yes, for the second time in a row, there is a smell of gary ; and what is happening in moscow,eague svetlana chumakhala is following the situation, and until the end of august, the moscow authorities are imposing restrictions on the presence of local residents in the forest zone, the reason for which is the threat of forest fires. here already, the second morning. moscow is waking up, many locals feel the smell of gary in the air , and if yesterday smoke was felt in the southern regions, the whole place was covered everywhere, local residents shared photos with social networks in which moscow landscapes are wrapped, yellow fog was behind the mountain. and also now there is much less degree than when there was much more food and there is still burning, as you know. the reason for this bad air in the capital. these are fires in the ryazan region in the spassky district region. it is approximately 200 km from here to donate several hundred hectares of forest in connection with the incoming appeals of moscow residents about the smell of harry the consolidated group of forces of the

now to the weather, smoke and the smell of gary appeared in the south-west of moscow in the morning and it was previously reported that smoke from covered forest fires, nizhny novgorod we will talk more about this with the leading specialist of the phobos centers in one vadim zavodchenkov hello did smoke from forest fires in the nizhny novgorod region reach moscow or the source of this smell harry is still different, good afternoon. yes, indeed , the source is different, but here are the processes due to which this became possible both in nizhny novgorod and in moscow , the same smell of gary and smog appeared in the morning in the krylatsky mozhaisk link and some other areas of the south-west of the south and south-east of moscow at it becomes most obvious at the moments when a slight wind rises. in the kinship outcome , they were quick to report that the source of the smoke was outside the capital region. in order to exclude and disseminate and reliable information, we inform the assumption and rumors, firstly, there is no moscow region today, things are in danger of fires , however,

why is moscow outside the gary cloud?by the end of the day, the air currents will turn to the southeast point the metropolitan region may again be in the zone of distribution of a smoky plume stretching from forest fires in the ryazan region, where, by the way , the fire area today has increased to seventeen and a half thousand hectares, so another portion of combustion products, and this is carbon dioxide - this is soot. this is ash, this is ash and so on, according to the list, it can reach the capital around midnight, as for the highest concentration of harmful impurities, then according to our forecasts, the trajectory of air particles will be to a greater extent directed towards the vladimir region. so the residents of this region will have a more difficult time in this sense, but in moscow the concentration will repeat once again, despite its increase. eh, it will be within acceptable limits. well, in the end, i would like to say, so to say, that we have not long to endure this exhausting subtropical thirty-degree h

does it have auto and jeremy gary are helping turn curry po into a hotel village? they run in aust area and rent out rooms and some of the old abandoned stone houses . the village in the to chino region once had 300 inhabitants, but now there are just 9 counting her nest. oh and his parents do it for too long. yeah. you have to unhook was it? we heard about this project by chance, and we saw it as an opportunity to do something together. math. at 1st we had a lot of doubts if that, but we wanted to give it a shot more, but i'm in de la now. it really seems to be working from the netherland. we hope it stays that way. okay, i laura said i haven't been in the hotel has a total of 10 rooms so far, but they call it an hour better go to food. so a hotel that spread out across the village. the alley ways are the hallways and corridors of the hotel. the austria is the main building and reception area. deseret bottle is trained in the hospitality branch, was jeremy gary is a gourmet chef. and most of us soon if you could, i'd then we're passionate about our work, the hotel

jeremy gary is a gourmet chef. and most of us soon if you could. i'd then we're passionate about our work, the hotel, the cuisine, the choice of ingredients and hospitality. yeah, it's a tough job and but we really enjoy it and we're the defeat you too much devoted to our morgan molten. if i and i think, but we can't handle everything on our own, we have employees and that livens things up here west on can every day. crypto is a listed site. so they were only allowed to make minimal changes when restoring it . the rooms are named after the people who once lived here the residents left the village because it was no longer possible to make a living here through forestry or farming. a foundation tasked with saving cory bo from decay came up with the village hotel concept and bought 10 old buildings. jeremy gary refers to use local products to cook in the hotel, austria like polenta from the village mill cripple lies to the north of lake, missouri. and the surrounding nature attracts many hikers and sport enthusiasts. it's the 1st season for the new ou

charles: gary?> look, i just tell your viewers, and i have said this many times to you, charles, i just scan every day 1500 to 2,000 stocks, 200 sectors, every country, every commodity to get a feel whether uptrend, downtrend, no trend and for months and months we were in a downtrend. we stayed out of the market. on june 17th the s&p hit a low because yields hit a high, direct correlation and so far so good. you can also look the fact we've gone from 3.5 to 2.7. as long as stocks are going up i'm fine. if that changes i will deal with it and i'm pretty good when things change. as i said before, all of sudden consumer stocks are starting to kick in gear. i could care less why. hopefully the consumer is better. all i know they're starting to turn up and keep fingers crossed that gets better, because if it does that means we're probably not in a deep defined recession that will hurt everybody. charles: i know they're spending a lot of money. we saw that friday at 3:00. we got the cpi on wednesday. obvi

gary ramirez arrived in san jose last night .he was set to make his first court appearance today. while he was not arraigned for medical reasons, we are learning a lot more about how he was identified as that suspect. >> reporter: after living in maui for years, 75-year-old gary ramirez now sits in santa clara county's main jail, accused of killing and 15-year- old karen stitt in sunnydale nearly 40 years ago. investigators say he stripped her naked and stabbed her 59 times near a bus stop on el camino real. today, medical issues presented him from being arraigned in court but a judge to determine ramirez will be held without jail. >> he did find that today, based on the statement of facts that we filed and based on his perception, that ramirez is dangerous to the public. >> reporter: after more than a decade without any leads, in 2000, a dna profile was created based on swabs taken from karen's body on the crime scene. then, in 2021, a break. the sunnyvale department of public safety detective received information that the killer may be one of four brothers. after obtaining a dna

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gary rob has discovered fresh hyena tracks. animal brown hyenas don't hunt goats, but the tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas through a more aggressive species, globally. liquid come or if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas again, we have no choice or google play the dumb cuz i mean, we have to shoot them. that's the plan. let me maza lou . when he was a cattle, her phineas casa owner, also killed. hyenas in lions to day he protects them. he's a ranger, a member of the unable community reserve. since the ninety's farmers like casa ana, have joined neighbors to create their own nature reserves, which now cover about one 5th of namibia land mass. last night, elephants rated neighbors vegetable patch. so for the next few nights casa, ona will stand guard. despite the problems they cause the farmers still want to protect the animals under both the lumen or, you know, that didn't things have changed book. i'm been, i'm a younger she yet for back in the day. if a hyena took one of your animals out, you hunted it

but it's not saying, you know, this is son gary. he is our fish. first, we spread sold on the baking tray so the fish doesn't stick will take by the fish all day one and you do one. okay, what about that with? so we do it like this without hands, oil and lemon. you take lemon. and that's how you make your fish. diamond went to, oh my god, i've never cooked anything like this get am? yes. just like that. that i'm the new. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. here. that's the mussa i what's that? the mussa fish we filled out. oh yeah, i recognize it now. nest, walk the shift of what do most people order here in the sun, gary fish. and because the source mixture is really special, you mean one of the best sources we have in alexandria. ok. any international i and i thought what i just holler back and asking the day and we could still dwelling, we can prepare anything that comes out of the scene from out of me when i don't. i'm little up until the 1950s, greek battalion, french and british migrants lived and worked in alexandria to day. the port city with a populat

gary all close the windows in the houses. many complain people are feeling worse, it is difficult to breathe, some have put on visibility masks, very bad cars have slowed down and are driving with their headlights on. fight with forest firemen. additional forces are being sent to the region. reinforcements arrived from moscow, the main centers remain spassky and kripikovsky districts. techniques are working there to put out the fire, and at night the inhabitants of some villages left their homes. the danger is too close to extinguishing a natural fire involved about 300 people and more than 130 pieces of equipment. wherein firefighters managed to reduce the number of active fires from five to three. smog from the ryazan fires has already reached the capital. this was especially felt by residents of the southern districts of moscow, the smell of gary is felt by many in the city center. this reminded me of the famous peat fires of 2010, when the capital was literally shrouded in smoke for meteorologists. they say that a repetit

gary all close the windows in the houses. many complain that people feel worse, it is difficult to breathe, some have put on visibility masks, very bad cars have slowed down and are driving with their headlights on. fight with forest firemen. continues in region sent additional forces. reinforcements arrived from moscow, the main centers remain spassky districts. there is a technician working to put out the fire and at night the residents of some forces left their homes. the danger is too close to extinguishing a natural fire involved about 300 people and more than 130 pieces of equipment. at the same time, firefighters managed to reduce the number of active outbreaks from five to trilyanskaya. smog from the ryazan fires reached the capital. this was especially felt by residents of the southern regions of moscow, the smell of gary is felt in the center many cities. this was reminiscent of the peat fires of 2010 , but meteorologists say that the situation will not happen again, nevertheless, the wind that smog brings to the ci

i -- charles: let me ask you, gary.e have a lot of people, why would apple shares go down because there is froth in bed, bath & beyond? >> because it is overowned, overloved, over leveraged and everything comes down when the market comes down. charles: right. >> when you add all those things together. i thought it was time. looks like we'll be right. just a matter of does it get really nauseous or will this be a vicious pullback to get rid of some of the froth and speculation. charles: hold that thought. i want to get back to you about, that the nauseous part. danielle, you called the bottom 48 hours before it happened because we talked about the put/call ratio. where do you see things now? >> market, the charles has been trading on sentiment. last week the pull call ratio hit peak bullishness. that is why the market is falling here. everybody was way too long. what is happening this week as we already seen the put/call ratio spike up to .95 which means that people are getting very bearish and very short again. now last

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and as far as i know, the most recent news is, comes from a fam, gary, gary and oil company, m o l, is offering to pay for the transit instead of the rest of the trans sniffed. well, let us watch the developments. in the meanwhile, we see the 3 central european nations, its hungary check republic outlaw, back here are not get into the oil that they critically need. if hungary would stop paying those transit fees. how do you think that would go down with ukraine because he would, would it not undermine what you kind of generally trying to do here and choking off some revenue for russia? no, i don't think so. for example, the great knows are working to transform the russian guess across its territory or 2 european consumers of guess. and this is the same methods of this the same attitude. there are demonstrated in the transit of russian oil to hunger is slow and the czech republic. and if they give the payment, i believe the greenhouse will resume the transit. so somebody, ukraine does one this oil to be being transported to these, these countries. how can these countries do without this

inflation is soaring across the european union. behind gary ends are especially hard. it will explain why our production lines in the u. s. a. losing their momentum will discuss why manufacturing growth is at its lowest for 2 years. at the state of the business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. first, shipment of ukrainian grain, since russia's invasion has left the port of odessa, it set sail under an internationally broke a deal designed to release millions of tons of ukrainian crops to relieve world markets. the congo ship rezone is carrying more than just grain. it's carrying the hopes of ukrainians and people around the world. it's the 1st ship loaded with grain to leave odessa, since russia invaded ukraine, some residents of the port city see it as a sign not only of hope, but of progress for any listener. on monday, i heard the ship's whistle for the 1st time. i was delighted when you finally, life is beginning to move forward and there are some changes in a positive direction. this makes me very happy that, that would, you know, in general, the port

gary i know about your dad as well. so i can see what unites both of you.hank you both very much, gentlemen. next we go to chart school, folks, find out maybe how far the markets can go. while inflation may be easing farmers are struggling big time. it is by design. we'll take you to a farm that might actually close because of red tape, soaring costs, what about the esg movement? we'll be right back. ♪. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years to reduce the risk of recurrence for adults with hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or

to speak with them and tell them that it's finally done. >> reporter: the 75-year-old gary ramirez ised for an extradition hearing and once his return to california, he will face murder, kidnapping and charges. if he is convicted, he is likely spending the rest of his life in prison. in sunnyvale, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> former nfl star and oakland native marshawn lynch was arrested today for drunk driving police say that he stopped his car after signs that he was impaired and ultimately determined that he was under the influence. this was the mug shot released by las vegas police. >>> new at 11:00, and old- school shopping center is getting a long promised makeover. cambrian village, best known for its care is also an was built in the 1950s and really hasn't changed much. the san jose city council okayed a dramatic redesign and it creates an urban village, combining shop and residential units. 300 apartments and four dozen single-family homes at 25 townhomes, some of them affordable. also a hotel, and 50 units senior centers. >>> the 49ers are trying to end their stalemat