yeah, come on in, isabel. hi, isabel. hello. hello, isabel. lovely to have you and to see you.. let me just ask you this. so you were doing this internet search and then you sort of put the pieces together. but isabel, did you have any thoughts prior to finding that online site, that maybe there was something different about lars? i had always known that there was something different about lars, but i couldn't quite put my finger on it. when we first started dating, i used to think that my boyfriend was quirky. but, you know, ithought, well, there are lots of people that are quirky out there and maybe myself quirky. but as the years went by, i started to really realise that there was something different. and so when i came across that article, i was actually shocked to see that most of what they were talking about fitted with the behaviour that lars had been showing throughout the years. and just briefly, when you saw that article and you started reading, i guess, you know, diagnoses of autism, did the light bulb sort of come on? oh, yes, absolutely. yes. it was like reading ab

coming up, the acclaimed author isabel allende.k in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we spend the rest of the are with isabel allende, one of the world's most celebrated novelists. she is the author of 26 books that have sold more than 77 million copies and have been translated into more than languages. 40 isabel allende was born in peru in 1942. she traveled the world as the daughter of a chilean diplomat. her father's first cousin was former chilean president salvador allende. this september marks 50 years since augusto pinochet seized power from allende in a cia-backed military coup, the date was september 11, 1973. salvador allende died in the palace that day. isabel allende would later flee from her native chile to venezuela. her books include "the house of the spirits," "paula," and "daughter of fortune." her latest novel, "the wind knows my name," which looks at the trauma of child-family separation from the nazi holocaust to the u.s.-mexic

isabel marino, stick the air-conditioning _ future.oning on, stay - future. isabel marino, stick the air-conditioning on, stay cool. | air—conditioning on, stay cool. thank you very much indeed for coming on. thank you very much indeed for coming on-_ thank you very much indeed for coming on._ some i thank you very much indeed for - coming on._ some breaking coming on. thank you. some breaking news from hollywood. _ coming on. thank you. some breaking news from hollywood. thousands - coming on. thank you. some breaking news from hollywood. thousands of i news from hollywood. thousands of on—screen performers will go on strike from midnight local time tonight and for the union representing them failed to agree a new contract with the leading studios. the scriptwriters have already been out of strike for two months. the actors will now be joining them. the screen actors guild, american federation of television and radio artists, is seeking safeguards over the increasing use of artificial intelligence in the creative arts. after more than

she lining us now is isabel lee -- joining us now is isabel lee.e are talking about the idea maybe it will not see a rate hike in september. we have got the bank of england being repriced. has the death of the dollar or at least the demise of the dollar been exaggerated? is it potentially going to see a balance? isabel: it might just be the dethroning of the dollar. this conversation ebbs and flows into the again with the u.s. cpi print. we saw global stocks rise and the dollar fall the u.s. dollar has weakened as other currencies have strengthened. i look at it through the lens of monetary policy. the u.s. is one of the first to pause, to cut. but others are not as in the same position. the ecb has a lot of work to do. u.k. inflation is a problem in the euro zone. it is a difference in the placing of the central banks. kailey: weigh in, is it a greatly exaggerated death or an appropriately exaggerated death? >> it comes down to your definition of death. do you mean a secular decline? or do you mean we banished the dollar for eternity? then definit

it's such a lovely date. >> isabel. think you're >> isabel. the cinema and get a soft drinks, a couple of soft drinks, a couple hot dogs, whatever, couple of hot dogs, whatever, and going to £200, and it's going to be £200, ridiculously expensive. >> that's £100. >> that's £100. >> no, it's always been >> no, but it's always been expensive to get food at the cinema. >> i've understood >> i've never understood why you'd hotdog in the you'd get a hotdog in the cinema. distracting smelly. cinema. distracting and smelly. yeah. rishi sunak yeah. bannau food. rishi sunak took see barbie took his girls to see barbie over the weekend. he? went over the weekend. did he? went on date night with his wife. on a date night with his wife. was that to see oppenheimer? was that there's that mission impossible? there's lots jokes about that. lots of jokes about that. >> to mission impossible. yeah. >> well, en“ e the stunts >> yes. well, some of the stunts in there, that bit where he goes over the edge of the cliff on the motorbike, i'd go to indiana jones. >>

isabel during >> oh, i don't.ak, just told everybody to hard boiled eggs. >> honestly , don't push me today >> honestly, don't push me today or i will. >> i will come back . right. >> i will come back. right. still to come on today's program, 6:45, as the home secretary is calling for more robust tactics to deal with, just stop oil. we're going to ask the policing minister how the plans to crack the government plans to crack down eco protesters. down on eco protesters. >> quite crude, isn't it, >> it's quite crude, isn't it, to burp? >> no, but i'm just saying it's very unladylike, which why very unladylike, which is why i don't fyi, it's don't burp. yeah, just fyi, it's a medical condition. it's a medical condition. no you can't help me . can't help it. stay off help me. can't help it. stay off the boiled eggs. frank carson used to have that joke too hard boiled eggs . boiled eggs. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i'm going to have the last laugh on this. >> 7:20. >> 7:20. >> as a committee of mps recommends, boys are given

and mel says, isabel says, i can't believe isabel referred dogs as dim.ften very intelligent, sadly, often more intelligent than many of their human owners. i'm their human owners. well, i'm not that . not disputing that. >> dog mel is nice, but >> oh, my dog mel is nice, but dim doesn't do any fetching or doesn't do any tricks or doesn't doesn't do any tricks or doesn't do anything like that. but, you know , she's nice. she's very, know, she's nice. she's very, very nice . i mean, she looked at very nice. i mean, she looked at me this morning. she just looks as if i don't turn on that light. the alarm goes off. and if i don't turn on that light and then i feel my toes being licked and i say, ruth, stop that. >> no, stop it. >> no, stop it. >> that'll be in the tabloids tomorrow. >> she licks my toes. >> she licks my toes. >> but, i mean, imagine if there was a killer virus. >> yes, yes, yes. the dog. >>— >> yes, yes, yes. the dog. >> the dog, the dog, the dog. imagine there was a doggy virus coming around killing off all the dogs. you'd be in state the d

isabel 2—1 down. two to go. 42 years. until now . and will in 42 years. until now. and will the weather be kind to the england team? >> red alerts, of course, in place across large swathes of europe. how will it look here? we'll have an update for you. >> yeah, they'll not be. no sign of the european heatwave affecting any soon. affecting the uk any time soon. >> we at least see any >> but will we at least see any brighter weather >> but will we at least see any brighterweather between >> but will we at least see any brighter weather between the brighter weather in between the showers? have full showers? i'll have the full forecast next or so forecast in the next hour or so i >> right. those inflation figures, which came out an hour ago, 7.9. that's down from 8.7in in may. so this means that inflation has slowed to its lowest annual rate since march 2022. let's go to our business and economics editor liam halligan to break it all down. it's funny that we're getting excited at at 8% inflation, basically a sign of

well, isabel, it all well, i think isabel, it all hinges on these five pledges that made . that he madeot going to reel them off. but the lines of off. but along the lines of stopping boats and growing off. but along the lines of st0jeconomy boats and growing off. but along the lines of st0jeconomy ultimately,]rowing off. but along the lines of st0jeconomy ultimately, and ng off. but along the lines of st0jeconomy ultimately, and he the economy ultimately, and he is much every is failing on pretty much every metric . now, he set those five metric. now, he set those five pledges himself. so you'd think they'd be fairly achievable . but they'd be fairly achievable. but it seems as though inflation's remaining quite sticky. he can't seem to get a break on on on stopping the boats. and as we're talking about the nhs waiting list, can't get those down list, he can't get those down ehhen list, he can't get those down either. is failing on his either. so he is failing on his own only own metrics. so it's only natural the concern lviv natural that the concern lviv party membership are going to

i don't drink, but isabelle's is to get but isabelle's mission is to get me but isabelle's mission is are to be shohheh— that women's pants are to be shohoeh ho— that women's pants are to be shohoeh ho o— that women's pants are to be changed to a darker colour. do you— changed to a darker colour. do wou hhow— changed to a darker colour. do you know about— changed to a darker colour. do you know about that? 11/ririhi no, i you know about that? yeah. no, i howeh-h— you know about that? yeah. no, i haven't followed— you know about that? yeah. no, i haven't followed it— you know about that? yeah. no, i haven't followed it for— you know about that? 11/ririhi no, i haven't followed it for hygiene rhes— haven't followed it for hygiene ruhes ohh. — haven't followed it for hygiene rules and. oh,— haven't followed it for hygiene rules and. oh, of— haven't followed it for hygiene rules and. oh, of course. yes. wo— rules and. oh, of course. yes. no r— rules and. oh, of course. yes. no r ho. — rules and. oh, of course. yes. no r ho. eh— rules and. oh, of course. yes. no r ho. eh r— rules and. oh,

isabel says he's 90. >> i'm sorry . isabel says he's 90. >> i'm sorry.to help you. sorry. >> 60. you were giving me eight. >> 60. you were giving me eight. >> i wasn't bad, though. 65. >> i wasn't bad, though. 65. >> very, very good. >> very, very good. >> very, very good. >> very good. we'll go with another one. with for tomorrow. then she can redeem herself. thanks, paul. sorry, nick, by the sorry about year old. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> see the story of snow white? be without seven a half be told without the seven a half fairy gone to woke. fairy tales gone to woke. >> be discussing that in >> we'll be discussing that in the papers . next we' re next we're going through the papers this morning and the wonderful company of davinia taylor and norman baker and norman, you are starting with the telegraph and the coining of the phrase long boris. not long covid. what are they talking about ? they talking about? >> long this is steve. >> long boris, this is steve. bnan >> long boris, this is steve. brian who's a tory mp for winchester and chairman of the common

isabel isabelle roseales, try to stay safe out there. >> and florida's ocean waters are unsiege as wellrd temperatures off the florida peninsula hitting an incredible 101 degrees in some spots. and those temperatures could be putting coral reefs in grave danger. how are the temperatures affecting the ecosystem below the sea? >> we're with some of the world's top coral scientists. we've come to determine how the coral reefs off the florida peninsula are tackling the heat. these people are inspired and motivated and on the front lines of this climate emergency every day. >> i think one of the big questions we have is why some corals bleach really easily and some don't. >> reporter: scientists are concerned this is only july and the hottest months are still ahead of us. >> i'm a little bit worried we might see quite a few bleached and stressed out corals. >> more than 90% of the greenhouse heat is stored in the ocean. it can bleach our coral reefs. if the heat continues, they may die. this is part of why scientists worry. the first location we dove to was south of key biscayne. >> i think

isabel: yes. been the harshest reaction: the idea as if it is treating the ocean -- calling the idea as if it's treating the ocean as his public sewer. ties with japan and south korea have been warning over the past several months so i don't think the government will want to come out with the harsh response, but the general public is externally concerned about this, how the leadership can reconcile those in a way that will not alienate the public or japan. rishaad: thank you. isabel reynolds, bloomberg politics reporter from tokyo. coming up, as post-pandemic travel picks up air are struggling to meet demand, facing shortages with aircraft and manpower. we will be joined by guests showing their outlook for the industry next. you are with bloomberg. ♪ he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base.

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and i'm next, have 3 people injured in isabel after law ta plows, into a crowd of protest, visit valley and the streets of the country solomon unanimously passed a controversial conditional reform. and as breaks movers and shakers gather in johannesburg, ahead of the blocks summits, dozens of punches of voicing that desire to join the going along the just going to 11. and here we must go. this is all to international with the latest welding use. thanks for joining us. now it's about top story then. yes, cars come under heavy ukrainian fire with more than 50 instances of shouting, recorded over the past 24 hours using western supplied weapons. but that's as the russian troops make advances on the battle ground onto correspondence, but does the sense as this report from the phone lines and it will gone, screeching. the man, the music is for us to go out here, it is a dangerous distraction. pension is preferable, tension keeps your shop the reason why driving towards the front will stop and tell a command post and find out what's up with the rain for such a shelly, whether we can move to t

the newly introduced digital repeat lots to contribute to chris evans and my colleagues. fiorella isabel elliot discussed what the economic impacts the introduction of the digital people could have. as we understand the traditional banking system, right, you send money usually using a, a system called swift, which is an international system which russia has been blocked pro. thanks the united states using the new technology that the digital variable is built on. it means that any country that wants to accept the variable as payment can use this alternative payment methods in order to receive those variables. so essentially it makes those western sciences in terms of moving money around the well, it's built on the same technology, which is for long chain technology. that means that it doesn't use the traditional banking system. it uses the technology, the cryptic currency. it's a built on, however, the slight difference is most put to currencies all what we can centralize, so you can anonymously send now also rushes central bank says that the digital rubel will minimize the financial risk

isabel, how was your experience weekend. isabel, how was your expeihad e weekend.your expeihad a fabulous day on >> i had a fabulous day on friday. we just had so many big names court that we names on on centre court that we actually couldn't tear ourselves names on on centre court that we actua and ouldn't tear ourselves names on on centre court that we actua and we dn't tear ourselves names on on centre court that we actua and we endedar ourselves names on on centre court that we actua and we ended up urselves names on on centre court that we actua and we ended up watching away and we ended up watching about 8 or 9 hours of tennis such long time. high level such a long time. high level tennis, for wawrinka tennis, though, for wawrinka versus djokovic, the rallies were but djokovic versus djokovic, the rallies werea but djokovic versus djokovic, the rallies werea bit but djokovic versus djokovic, the rallies werea bit of but djokovic versus djokovic, the rallies werea bit of a but djokovic versus djokovic, the rallies werea bit of a buoijokovic versus djokovic, th

. >> and isabelle rosalis is joining me now from atlanta. how hot is it?up cooling centers and are handing out water to help people beat the heat. we know it well in atlanta, this is a 20-mile walkable, bikable, scootering trail. this is where folks congregate in atlanta. despite the heat, folks are out here getting their steps in. whether you're on the belt line, atlanta or somewhere else, a good rule of thumb to follow is to stay indoors during peak hours, where the heat is the hottest, between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. i also want to show you something else. i borrowed this infrared thermometer to use this to bake pizza. right now we're going to see how hot the pavement is baking up. let's get down a little bit here. i'm going to get a reading. it's 90 degrees outside but this pavement nearly 120 yeses. tha 120 degrees. for folks walking their dogs, it's a good idea to be careful what time you go outside. we spoke to hear on the belt line as to how they're handling the heat. >> it's warm. it's fine. i think you can adapt to it if you keep working through it. >>

isabel isabel rosales has more. >> reporter: they say they are ready to go on sfriek if it comes to that000, the number of people that work the u.p.s. they insist they are ready to get this started day one if u.p.s. cannot concede to their terms. and if it does come to a strike, it would be the costliest work stoppage ever in u.s. history according to the anderson economic group, that's a research firm who estimates that a ten-day u.p.s. strike would cost the u.s. economy over $7 billion. one of the biggest sticking points in these -- this contract negotiations, which, by the way, both sides have agreed to about 95% of the contract, one of the biggest sticking points is part-time workers. they make $16.20. the starting language. and we heard from leadership that is not a liveable wage. that needs to be above $20 to start. the average part-timer making 20 bucks. meanwhile, full-time workers making roughly $95,000 a year. here's what else. the general president of the union had to say about negotiations. >> we do not get a deal, u.p.s. chose to strike themselves. we will withhold our labor

so what, what is happening is that isabel has been working along the border engineering work, trying to erect a new fence, a new border wall. and more often than not, they seem to be crossing into lebanese territory. and now the lebanese group has belie which has plots with, as well in the past to saying, got isabel has taken over, quote, lebanese land in the town of pleasure. now this border there are a certain points along this 130 kilometer border which renee disputed. so a very tense situation. we've seen cross border fire in the past. the situation is usually contained in, in just a few hours. but this time it comes really over the backdrop of several incidents that that is. ringback that is raising, raising the alarm zayna were having look at having a look now at some of the vision from the area or at the border. it doesn't look like it's inhabited, or that doesn't seem to be many people that live in that area. can you describe the region where this is happening, and whether or not that there's been any comment from the lebanese on me, all the united nations peacekeeping force

the state of emergency andrea as citizens continued the and world news today. bureau isabelle, great to have you join us. some crew has come under ukrainian showing on the front lines, feedback a failed ukrainian offensive ortiz more. i've got these was once a serene nature was of strained violence. mad battalion come on to the just the parade and we're just the fact trying to push back retreat. it was this morning for all is now intensified in positions in the woods, canada or druid operate has come to see them with of the brain. you know, it's, and reviews is just go to wait it out, gets was that was very close of the reason that the, the attacks ease the russian side to reinforce forward positions. dean, both sides do the same thing. so these are pretty up to see what was to be done from within like 15 minutes. say these, wondering if the next conversation of cool student there was a score lots of just lost the battle. he's the time to get to the actor and we're taking off now. we've detected the enemy and will become lush. forest is now bloss the. there's a trench abandoned by ru

i'm fiorella, isabel has come under fire by ukrainian troops in this. she knew to advance on the battle gr reports from the front line, daily and tranquil. now it groans. that's battalion come on to the just deeper and we're just stuff. i've seen what credit has been attacked, trying to push back at the russian side for treason because of this morning for all is now 10 so far the striking it's a question he had sent cathy come to see the world we're now in one of of this getting an option to begin with domestic, the navy, which is lot of those comes a parent, had arrived at a bad time and was to have you ever since the tides ease to dissuade those months old, fresh sold troops to reinforce we see we are trapped the frog now within like 50 meters. say these, wondering if the next ship conversation, of course still be much longer worth a score coming up. i usually what i got lost the barrel. he's the time to get to what window is. we've detected the enemy and will be killed, run them. what was one's now? blas, the desert flood peaks its way through a tren

isabel i had lemon ice isabel yeah, i had lemon ice cream like a sorbet with honey.with honey no lemon ice cream with honey drizzled over of it. drizzled over the top of it. >> right. you're death row. >> right. you're on death row. would your number one? would this be your number one? >> look, look, i took a picture of it. >> look. oh, it's ben and jerry's. >> it's called sunny, honey home. anatolia it was a taste that i've never experienced before. and it just brightened me up. it's funny. before. and it just brightened me up. it's funny . kaiser. me up. it's funny. kaiser. that's. it was the kaiser's last fleet. that's what it was called i >> -- >> but it is your number one thing. ice cream, isn't it? you do love ice cream. i do love ice cream. we were on death row. >> this was this was so different. i love raspberry ripple. >> i love strawberry. i love. i don't like i don't like chocolatey things. i'm not really fussed about that. but a cookie dough or fish food. but but this this was sunny, honey. >> sunny. >> sunny. >> i that p“.- f“.— >> i think that would flo

tenemos lo más destacado los giants regresan >> uno de los sueños de muchos es volverse millonarios >> isabeliendo >> comerciantes dice que buscan probar su suerte muchos pensando en qué harían con el dinero >> lo primero es ayudar a mi familia a mis hijos >> con esos millones ayudaría a toda mi familia >> soñando con ser el afortunado en tener el ticket ganador >> cuanta ilusión >> sí, todo el mundo voy a comprar una casa >> empiezan a matar la vaca ante de comprarla hoy se juega el megamillions y mañana el super bowl suerte para todos más noticias en otras noticias la fundadora pasará en prisión dos años menos de lo que se acordó pasará 9 años en vez de 11 los reclusos pueden reducir sentencia >> la casa blanca realizará reunión del impacto de la inteligencia artificial busca instruir a los senadores como invierten en la inteligencia artificial y lo que sus adversarios estarían haciendo del tema >> un estudio indicó aumento en número de casos de enfermedades hepaticas se registró 12.4% los síntomas pueden incluir tono amarillento en la piel o dejar daño hepático como sirrosis >> no solo por

i'm here in la isabel. happy to join us. don. yes, cuz come under heavy ukrainian fire was showing reported more than 50 times in the past 24 hours using western supply weapons that says russian troops make advances on the battle ground are to corresponded moran garcia reports from the front lines in the loop gums, region the, the music is for us to go out here. it is a dangerous distraction. pension is preferable, tension keeps your shop the while driving towards the front will stop a tell a command post. find out what's up with the rain for such a shelley and whether we can move to then gets you to also what positions other than that we're enjoying the weather the so so i'm not sure. look at that shell hoble. how's the weather? do you copy of the videos or that the election? all the adults, the final stretch, the most dangerous is on foot. the shilling goes loud. the idea of whether those heavy rain to the night thoughts often enough but the, it's a blessing. it is an incoming shell. for job destination in the moment for a few

isabel lee is with us to break down why the shares have popped for the likes of alibaba and tencent.a hefty fine buzz -- but is it over? >> it sounds kind of counterintuitive. many analysts are saying maybe this will put a lit on the multiyear crack in the tech sector that caused some of the biggest firms to say china is on investable. there is some speculation that maybe this can pave the way for another renewed -- renewed attempt to have an ipo possibly. many people, even the nasdaq golden giant -- golden dragon index is up 10%. ed: what is moving on look like then? what might be spun off? >> we know china has been really cracking down on tech firms and this may look like the end of it. the alibaba ceo jack came back in march. there is a renewed appetite to reinvigorate the tech sector. that's what many people see but an ipo does not look at like it will happen anytime soon. their quarter was down 56%. if you want to list in the chinese asian market, you should not have had a change in corporate leadership in the last two years. at least the hopes are there and that's probably what

the pod cast isabel home because way of coping. what we'd like to to acknowledge and valona can nicole native lorraine andre everyone else for sharing their stories on in good shape. we have very grateful practice and gratitude is also good for you. mental health by the way, by and see you next week. the 4th features are taking care of these marine animals. reducing dangerous. i'm on east coast during the hatching season. they even help the baby turtles safely reach the ocean india in 30 minutes on imagine how many portions of loans are thrown out in the war of climate change. the very cost of storage space is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to work. i'm going to access the the, the stuff for more and move on to the basic goals. pissing the countries beaches. las vegas and even from their own families. i can be this money the weekend or money on monday or not, i will, i shrugged on the pricing. social norms seeking is self determined goals. escape from treasury and abuse. st

and janine, as part of what it called an extensive counter terrorism efforts, isabel's right began long before to own the moaning cold, suppress pierced by the sound of heavy gun. find this very minute. you said it loans to me. so i left 1 am local time and carried out drug strikes, declared the wife of ground forces some 2000 soldiers that had to be taking part in the large scale of probation. it stated goal destroying what the army calls terrace infrastructure. israel's military says it will not stand by while quotes terrorist continued to home civilians using janine comp as a high downs lights releasing images of what it says. a seized explosives. this is the palestinian perspective. palestinian health officials say dozens of people have been injured in these riley strikes and they come back to let fall and some of them seriously meeting the desktop. put royce fed what is going on and the refugee camp is readable. that was strikes from the sky. you target seem to come, we drive around in 5 to 7 ambulances, and every time we come back full with indian people and the day lights didn't

claim was stolen from the ancestors. states as of jerusalem has long been a subject of disputes. isabel has controlled the entire city since the end of the 6 . they will fucking 1967 for palestinians. consider eastern useless as occupied territory. you had from some of those living in the city of the american decision to move exam, because it contradicts american foreign policy, especially since more than the embassy and the 2 state solution. now, the biggest tragedies that they even move the embassy onto policy and land owned by philistines. this is even a bigger contradiction. and violation of the embassy was already built on palestinian land, even if it was in tel aviv. it's still on palestinian land because tel aviv is the 1st of all neck. but is there any occupation during school that support an international, military, financial and moral pallet from america? america is the tip of the spirit and the struggle with palestinians and everything done by america with the arabs, states and regimes. as for recruiting them and controlling that political decisions, which is always in favor

i'm fairly, isabel, happy to have you with us. don yet has come under heavy ukrainian fire, with shelving reported more than 50 times in the past 24 hours via western supplied weapons that says russian troops make advances on the battle ground are to corresponded moran gods. the reports from the front lines in the loop gone region. the, the music is for us to go out here. it is a dangerous distraction. pension is preferable, tension keeps your shop the reason why driving towards the front will stop a tell a command post to find out what's up with the rain for such a shelley and whether we can move to then get you to all solid positions. other than that, we're enjoying the weather. the so so i'm us for look at that shell hoble. how's the weather? do you copy over the home or is it that the election all the and out the find those stretch the moves dangerous. he's on foot. the shilling goes louder. this is, i deal with those heavy rain to the not often enough, but the, it's a blessing. it isn't a shell from job destination in the mom

palestinian delegates in new york called on the un security council to help them defend against isabel's actions. dwelling they have to do something out of the ordinary. they have to send signals to the palestinian people that the international community is not abandoning them. as janine rebuilds a plea for support against another raid by his riley forces. at least 2 people have died off or unless of storm barrels across the netherlands as northern germany. the with the system named police being called the west sun. the storm on record. with a code red warning in place, people in the netherlands were ordered to stay home. storm poly 1st pounded the north sea coast with hurricane force winds that were off the scale. gusts up to 146 kilometers per hour, brought severe damage at the storm tract inland, toppling trees and leaving a trail of devastation. and at least one death. beating us open the hotel when there's a card buried under that tree to show. but a woman who had a tree land on the roof of her car almost. she died close by and i noticed that's my car. yes. yes, this is a damaged. y

i understand isabel is legitimate concerns. we need security. but escalation is not the and says it's simply balls. so is that the color is ation and leads to a deepening cycle of violence and bloodshed to the nurse, as president says, the leader of the wagner messen regroup, has left his country. looks on the nutrition coast as your guinea precaution has returned to russia, suggesting he's in st. petersburg in a deal agreed with the russian president vladimir putin. precaution, went into exxon and batteries after a brief mutiny against russia. the western ukrainian city of the v of his experience, one of the heaviest attacks says the will began at least 5 people were killed and many more injured with russian rockets. here's an apartment building roof mcbride report, some keys, hundreds of kilometers from the nearest front sign fighting the west and city of the v. as lots of the escaped, the worst of the destruction suffered by other ukrainian cities. until now. this quiet, residential and college neighborhood lost it by a missile strikes, as ma

well palestinian delegates new york called on the un security council to help them defend against isabel's actions. when they have to do something out of the ordinary . they have to send signals to the palestinian people that the international community is not abandoning them. as janine rebuilds a plea for support against another raid by his really forces the it is your are in 5, raucous has thought that it's final flights off. this lays the bucket, lost it off from french, diana carrying satellites from germany, and from in to open fidelity 3 decades, the area and 5 as being the key parts of the european space agency is launch program. so look at some of the i n 5 big mission. the already on 5 east is work horse rocket for over 2 decades now. after some early failures in the 19 ninety's had turned into one of the most reliable launch vehicles in the industry. this final slide carrying 2 satellites, one french, one german will be the series $117.00 commission earlier ones included ground breaking science expeditions. like the launch that carried the rosetta space probe, which went on to li

well palestinian delegates new york called on the un security council to help them defend against isabel's actions. when they have to do something out of the ordinary . they have to send signatures to the palestinian people that the international community is not abandoning them. as janine rebuilds a plea for support against another rate by his riley forces and so on his way of being witnessed in outer space erupt. arianna 5 rocket has started its final flight after delays the rock and blasted off from french kiana carrying satellites from germany and france into orbit for nearly 3 decades. the arianna 5 has been a key part of the european space agency is launch program. here's a look at some of the all right, out of 5 speak. missions as the re on 5 e says work horse rocket for over 2 decades now. after some early failures in the 19 ninety's had turned into one of the most reliable launch vehicles in the industry. this final slide carrying 2 satellites, one french, one german will be the series 117 commission. earlier ones included ground breaking science expeditions like the launch that c

busy isabel russian border right. and even stable, stable region. and given that, and this is the main directory of attract, one can imagine that would be more a better migration, close or perhaps to have special forces operations that might be directed just to sort of rattle paul, it's a military as well as pull in society. and from competing secure, as michelle barnowski, speaking to me earlier russians war of aggression and ukraine has destroyed well over through to 1000 schools and educational facilities and disrupt in school life for millions of these abraham reports from a school outside keep where students who had their education up turned still remain hopeful. these are not your typical graduation photos. no celebrations. no festivities prefer the class of 2023 at this high school outside kids. it's the only way they want it to mark this milestone. put your blue shield supervisor? sure. i wanted the world to see what happened to my school by to be sure to see that i did not get hung up on the fact that it burned down. i'm showing of a, i'm s

isabel: estamos dÁndole toda la prioridad, pero en ocasiones tenemos dificultades en terrenos como no, pero es que muchas veces dentro de mis funcionarios ellos tienen de pronto los temas de la experiencia, conceptotÉcnico . a, no quiere decir que no los conozca. gerardo: cuando le preguntamos a los funcionarios quÉ labores completas estÁ desarrollando el gobierno para evitar el abuso las niÑas indÍgenas la palabra que mÁs escuchamos una y otra vez fue articular. >> es un tema de articulaciÓn que tenemos todas las instituciones. >> hemos venido haciendo un muy buen trabajo dentro de esa articulaciÓn. >> las necesidades de articular... gerardo: hemos escuchado varias veces a funcionarios que nos hablan de la articulaciÓn, de que tiene que haber articulaciÓn, de que nos vamos a articular, pero eso me suena ambiguo. >> gerardo, como yo le comentaba, dentro de ese principio de corresponsabilidad debe haber una articulaciÓn, aquÍ el tema no es de echarnos culpas de quien estÁ haciendo mÁs o menos. gerardo: la tranquilidad ciudad de san josÉ tiene un problema ambivalente con los indÍgenas,

well palestinian delegates new york called on the un security council to help them defend against isabel's actions. dwelling they have to do something out of the order. they're not a they have to send signatures to the palestinian people that the international community is not abandoning them. as janine, we build a plea for support against another rate by his riley forces. here, i'm sorry, on 5 rock, it started his final slide. the craft blast off blasted off from french guy on the counting satellites from germany and from 12 to 20 years and has played a key role in the european space agencies program is a back got some of the rockets big missions the re on 5 e says workhorse rocket for over 2 decades now. after some early failures in the 19 ninety's had turned into one of the most reliable launch vehicles in the industry. this final slide carrying 2 satellites, one french, one german will be the series 117 commission. earlier ones included ground breaking science expeditions like the launch that carried the rosetta space probe, which went on to liaise with a comment and land on one. for t

isabel isabelle rosales joins me from atlanta. it's potentially dangerous weather, too.at are you finding there today? >> hey, fred. the city of atlanta and other major cities across the u.s., it is so hot, they're opening up cooling centers, allowing people to come in, take a break from the heat, blasting the air conditions systems and giving them free water. here on the beltway, we see folks getting their exercise in and getting creative with staying cooling. this is harrison right here. and this right here is georgia. so much i can imagine it's been a little difficult walking georgia today. how are you staying cool and keeping her cool in. >> yeah, just trying to get her some water and taking a break right now. but it's really hot outside so just trying to stay in light clothes and drink a lot of water, stay hydrated. >> you can see clearly a lot of businesses out here. this is a pet shop pointing out to the water. georgia looks very pleased, she is happy, cool, getting her breaks. thank you, harrison. let me reach out to rachel and kirsten. you're from flchlt, you're

that is twice as high as democrats and close to two and a half times the number of republicans and isabelintent on breaking the system bill and i think that sounds like a radical revolutionary terms but in reality will be looking around her feeling disenfranchised by republican party and a democrat party in washington d.c. that failed to live up to the premises on the campaign trail and seen much more interested in putting a unit party agenda especially on capitol hill over serving the interests of the people who elected them to be there in the first place, the republican party has experience a net gain of genji voters from 2018 to 2,222,022. even without any formal messaging strategy for young people and i see much my leaps and bounds being put in on the left side of the aisle, but across the board gen z are very frustrated with the system that is not working and is much more interested as you just mentioned in the segment and keeping the same people in power in washington for longer than twice the time we have been a lot of leaving us to a dystopian reality we have to live with. >> vict

isabel said it was targeting minutes since demonstration is in new york. so disagree . the senior people are not put down because the lack of better courage. the palestinian people are put down but you are towards the palestinian people struggle . the only thing that stands in its way is we are moto, the united states. we will continue to stay until the old, mighty with this compassion, bring all 3 pallets. so i do the entire thing. we can embrace the palestinians that we would have $400.00. so they wouldn't, it was the most of them provided for the home. that was your name. they just the package you name every time the court and it's because they're defending themselves this off. meanwhile, us funds to move ahead with building is new embassy and jerusalem. have provided the best of the policy and also i'd say, which is the key is washington of having a quote, policy of unimed station and a pot side. now he claims to construction will happen on lunch, taken by them, by force to united states through its illegal decision to recognize jerusalem as a capital of an occupyin

a little c, a years ago, sales custom kosa krench here was the months the i'm a photo skin issue isabel, you know, and about the show on 2nd most to go to court order statements and go out. and so usually it comes to from getting a disability, you're open when you get a mind for sure, most of played catch the thought, you score kind of gotten any concept. you put the device, you're saves, the, the since you start to see the stuff and can certainly move if the united states supplies cluster munitions to crane the russian on forces will be forced to use similar weapons against the ukraine, you know, forces. yeah, it's awful. it's, i'm sure i get it right there. as rosters defense minister warms of moscow will respond in kind of keep employees, american supplied slots that munitions meantime. adding that over 26000 ukranian troops of died in p as reason to counter offensive. and i have somebody in building with his old hammer and no nail as members are only able to construct a stipend, suggesting no nato membership for ukraine until old conditions. sauce satisfied when the program, at leas

>> isabel smith of columbia, tennessee, was still a little loopy from her anesthesia after getting hereth removed. that's when her mom made the stunning revelation. listen. you have a boyfriend who? >> yes. yes, you do. >> would you like to see what he looks like, huh? >> he's right there. oh you >> yeah. >> okay. that's really sweet. isabella's boyfriend, joey, opened the door for a quick hello, and of course, to tell her he loves her love at first sight. >> well, you know, second sight, first site under the mets. i guess. >> that's really sweet. now to story for anyone who thinks their rent is sky high, imagine living 400ft in the air. wait what? yeah, this is a $20 million mansion, and it was built on top of a skyscraper in india. the humble abode is sprawling. over 40,000ft■!s. it even has its own helipad. in case you don't want to use the private elevators. really >> putting the house in penthouse, the estate comes with amenities such as a grassy lawn, an infinity pool, an unobstructed 360 degree views of the surrounding city. oh i'd live there. i think you would. i think so. >> t

they talking isabel that they were talking about nhs and maybe that isabel that they were talking abouti maybe that isabel that they were talking about has broken. now,be that isabel that they were talking about has broken. now, you1at isabel that they were talking about has broken. now, you know, model has broken. now, you know, it a fabulous process. it it served a fabulous process. it does an amazing things does an amazing job. but things have and i do think have to change. and i do think that teaching is the same that teaching is in the same thing. know, schools need to thing. you know, schools need to be fully funded be able to be fully funded to be able to pay be fully funded to be able to pay teachers the salaries which they know they can command and we know what crisis is what that recruitment crisis is looking at right especially looking at right now, especially as science teachers. as maths and science teachers. so time to strike or is it so is it time to strike or is it time we put pressure the time that we put pressure on the government to change the way we do things, give h

. >> let's bring in his belly who has been tracking -- isabel who has been tracking this. guest: we are seeing increased volatility and this is the big story, the nasdaq is going to rebalance taking effect on monday. you can expect today is the last day investors can line up their portfolios to mirror the nasdaq. you can see big moves from the likes of qqq which is the biggest etf that tracks the nasdaq. are people putting more puts to the south side? bets are more on the downside. another wrinkle is that the op-ed. -- op-ed. that's going to add a wrinkle to the market. matt: how much have they cut the big seven down to? they were up to 50% of the nasdaq 100. who is going to be gaining? guest: according to the methodology, the big stocks it's about 50 but according to the methodology, it's going to be cut to 40 but that is still big. the stocks will see to have their way cuts will be the magnificent seven. the winners broadcom, adobe, costco, pepsico. matt: always good to know those names because trackers will add those. guest: they will have to shed some of the magnificen

how my says it was behind the attack in response to isabel's right underneath. peruse declared a state of emergency for area surrounding the country's most active volcanoes. as clouds from the openness volcano have covered a 10 kilometer radius, the government's preparing shelters more than 2000 people living nearby and the state of emergency. last for 60 days, twitter has reportedly sent to cease and desist letter of a mentor as new threads to achieve even mosque is supposedly threatening to suit claiming the company violate that it's intellectual property rights. more than 13000000 users have already downloaded the app according to meta seo sucker. but those are the headlines and he's continues here on. i'll just say we're off the witness state you a pencil watching bye for now. in depth analysis of the days headlines, china cannot maintain it. current piper, aggressive author in the south, tennessee, and expect the philippines not to continue to drift. talking to the american inside story on al jazeera of the given them by me as well. by giving me news, i bought the i got on to leav

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