hyman i came from syria and now i live and work in belarus i ended up in belarus honestly. by chance, a player studied with me here. i came here in august , as soon as we arrived on the plane in belarus, we paid attention to very heavy rains, as i arrived from syria, it generally rains in syria. summer does not happen in my city. it was as soon as i got off the plane. and it's a surprise at first for the noise. i noticed in belarus the frequency of the city is such a frequency. for me so it was surprisingly a very clean city. very beautiful city. uh roads. it was too wide for me marvelous. e that people are very strongly observe the movement. uh, if you come along the road only on pedestrians, uh, granny, hood only in basil color. and unfortunately, where i came from, there are no such people. we have everyone as he wants, as he walks, of course, the climate. very different such colds, as they happen here. we don't have any in syria. i came here. eh, cut. i had a mustache. uh. i remember when there were faiths and frosts. i lived in a hostel, not far from my studies. we lit

during today's shelling of donetsk , nato weapons were used, including american hyman multiple launchket systems, representatives of the dpr reported. according to the latest data , three people were killed during the shelling. six were the wounded were recorded as a direct hit on an apartment building; also, one of the shells hit the administration of the head of the dpr, denis pushin, all the latest details from our special correspondent. stanislav bernawald. he has now made direct contact with the stanislav studio hello, what is the situation in the city these minutes? what are the consequences of the morning shelling? yes yuri hello indeed. the situation in donetsk today is very, very tense. now, thank god , the calm, but this is the calm, maybe before the storm. tomorrow is independence day in ukraine and in such a terrorist way. essentially they are. well, i don't know what they're bringing closer or what they're trying to do. today they hit specifically on civilians, specifically on civilians, and who today at half past twelve someone went to work, someone went on a break, and

i want to show a film about see how here today about cassie hyman's living tree stump loyalty mexic. we will start with announcement in the village and later in the evening we will show the found that while im nadia is not lost in america. but where is every one? it's still early afternoon and the villagers are in the fields. digging in the bone dry earth holes in the earth as far as the i can see, it seems like all 7000 residents are out and about what's going on. they're digging here because of another movie presented by linda ma limbo and the lead foundation. it was called just dig it. john mooney remembers it well as he digs a trench and fills it with grass sieve luther, columbia, missouri. the film taught me that you can do something about the dryness and drought of recent years, or cadell, or gala. we can till the land is in create water basins via medina, which we fill with seeds to help the fields recover. but in the kind of, while melinda wasn't in recent years, fields here have continued to fall victim to desert vacation. the persistent drought is a consequence of climate c

this is joe biden who just a year ago at the glasgow hyman summit in scotland -- climate summit in scotland asked vladimir putin to produce more russian oil to send to the united states. iran, venezuela. went hat and hand to saudi arabia seeing send us more. that will all be taxed at a higher rate. taxing every barrel more than ever before. indexed to inflation. at the time when we have 9.1% inflation, joe biden and the democrats want to put taxes going at the rate of inflation, which will make inflation worse. that is what these folks are up to. the pain at the pump will get worse. it is not just on the cost of energy to drive your car. it is the energy to heat your home. energy for electricity. joe manchin has agreed. joe manchin, what the heck are you thinking? it has to do with coal. coal associations on the bill. this is from the west virginia coal association. joe manchin's home state. why support anything chuck schumer, joe biden, nancy pelosi or john kerry want for coal? that is what the people are asking joe manchin. why, why, why? it is incomprehensible, they say, by any minor wil

when such a concentrated of ukrainian troops with western artillery and with western missiles and hymans was collected today for this counterattack. >> reporter: if it comes to be in true substance and scope here, this would be a major change in this war. six months into the war since the russian invasion of february 24th's to this point largely a defensive operation by ukrainian forces pushing back russian troops successfully from around the capital, fighting something of a stalemate in the eastern part of country. now the aim is ambitious and not just to defend ground, not to lose further ground, but to pick up ground already lost. particularly seems focus in the south around kherson and crucial to control of ukraine's southern coast, which, of course, has both military and also economic importance. >> seems, jim, there's been some moments of taking back territories or start /stop momentum shifting over the past six months. hard to believe it's been that long, but western officials were anticipating this. why now? explain. >> reporter: one is potentially seasonal. i'm told the window i

now the positive, and we'll say that the ed hyman and his team's surveys have shown conclusively thatas started to turn, and that's a major positive in the battle against inflation, but there's clearly much more work to be done. and the fed has really made it clear that the last thing that they want to do is get into a position where for some reason they have to cut rates, subsequently in 2023, simply because the inflation problem may not have been cured. so there is more work to be done in terms of hiking before we sound, you know, more of an all-clear, particularly for the equity markets >> so julian, given that backdrop and what you mentioned about where you think we are with regard to rates at this point in time, and the potential head wind that could provide for stocks, where should investors be putting their money or to you recommend sitting in cash in this environment >> the first thing investors, and i've been listening to the last 20 minutes of cnbc, and the commonality has been the complexity of the environment and how the emotions take over this is a bear market. it has bee

and hyman is talking about 4% inflation where we are heading. when is the pain at a 4% inflation?he fed to we go to a 4.1% unemployment rate which would mean a minimum amount of pain. the fed believes the natural rate of unemployment is 4.5%. hard to say. you get to 4% inflation, and maybe people start to feel better. look at what happened with the consumer confidence numbers yesterday because gas prices have fallen. they are still high but they have fallen, so people are feeling better. jonathan: mike mckee, thank you. looking for something around 300 k on friday. pretty controversial when the public hears this message, higher unemployment is a price worth paying. tom: i feel the public does not buy it for a second. they are looking at the people and saying, are you nuts? jonathan: that is why it is more controversial when we see these numbers. i go back to the comments from senator warren. she will not be alone. tom: help me with united kingdom. sorry, i am making jokes about autumnal bliss. it is getting colder for a homeless population. jonathan: energy is top of mind for ever