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it which is about education and research and fairness, as well as the chips part which is all all of itaational security issue for us. so rescue, packed, chips and sites, infrastructure law and again safety in our communities culminating now for the inflation reduction act. so again democrats are always there for the people. we put people over politics and it's a pretty dramatic time, as you see the republicans putting forth a fan, majority, majority of the republicans and house are cosponsors of legislation for a nationwide abortion ban. it's important to note that and we want to make sure the public is aware of it in contrast to our respect for the freedom of women to make their own choices. any questions? >> the nation's on the precipice of a real strike right now as we speak, fears of the potential real strike. have you spoken to the white house about where things stand in negotiations? are you involved? help us understand where things are here could you support a potential resolution from congress like the one that some senators, republican senators are proposing? >> you asked three

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we saw the leader of the green party use his suite of condolence to bring that to the itas stoked thate once again in australia. shery: we know that the prime minister supports the idea of becoming a republic. while he want to use his political capital for this push? >> it appears not. there were questions if you would bring forward a timeline for a referendum that would be required if australia was to move to being a republic. he did reiterate that what he had said in the past, his priority is getting an indigenous aboriginal voice into the constitution first and that a referendum on the republic would not happen in his third term as prime minister. it does not appear that the queen's death will change that. he is trying to capitalize on her death. at least in this point of time. it remains to be seen whether voices really start to build around this, particularly around people react to the reign of charles the third. shery: that is emma o'brien. many other priorities for the australian government including china, australia relations. the chinese counterpart escaping the t-28 meeting i

itas very fitting to just put myself in front of a hose and to try to keep moving through it, becausemen and generations of black women, generations of black people have had to do. the reason i call my record spirituals is because the negro spirituals were a way to transcend people's circumstances and experience joy and freedom when there was none visibly around them. music has always been a place for transcendence and for fighting and moving forward. that is why i make music, you know, so that what the music does for me, i can do for other people. ♪ correspondent: for pbs's weekend, i am christopher booker. ♪ geoff: online right now federal money from the infrastructure built and pandemic relief legislation is injecting new energy into the manufacturing and transportation industries across the country. read about what that is doing for central california at pbs.org/newshour. and that is our program for the night. on sunday, the latest on the flooding in pakistan. thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. ♪ >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- ♪ and w

gabriel is on the ita. keith. in other world news, william roto is due to be sworn in as kenya's president shortly after. now, only winning last month's elections that show you the scene in nairobi right now. the money is being held at the cassandra stadium in the kenyan capital. and this is the outgoing kenyon president who can yes, i was just arrived for the handover ceremony. the opening ceremony happening, interest, or the inauguration either happening in just a few minutes. the outgoing kenyon, president, arriving in cancer on the stadium where william router will be inaugurated in just a few minutes fest bring in malcolm webb, who is the non duration family for us in that will tell us about what's happening mom who in the stadium as you mentioned going president, erica not just arrived show before william rita arrived before that, about 16 at the state from around africa. representative of government from around the world and inspecting anytime now the power to be officially handed over from president kenyat

united states and china seemed to be and the longer had see, i think we had or what played this sir. ita, live in soft closet campaigns. india has fought hybrid was in bunger dish. you also were preparing for a hybrid war. and what happened in you can in was a typical hybrid water right from 2040. so it has only validated that i live in an important so hybrid bought it. even today, the vestos being a proxy walk in ukraine. so this was, is actually the spectrum up. conflict is much wider. it starts from the lower in, in the non contact, non kinetic domain, then it goes up, the escalation led it across the spectrum, up conflict to a full fledged water, which via seeing rid the disk of nuclear escalation, suppose nectar would have intervenes. then russia had, you know, booked it up with nuclear forces on operational readiness. so we can not to sort of doertry date, very short kind of observations and make a pretty definite conclusion sort of as heart wrenching as this war is. and it is indeed hearts ranching for most russians. i think it has demonstrated to the world that russia has a credi

by turkish coast guards, but not before. 6 of them had died, including 2 babies, sent their elbows ita. they wrote their wrongs present abraham rice. he says protests against the government must be quote, confronted decisively. days of demonstrations were triggered by the death of a 22 year old women in police custody. iran has restricted internet service to try and crack down on descent, victoria gates and be reports. the 8 consecutive nights people into iran have deployed authorities to protest. david the death of massa, meaning the 22 year old, died in custody last week after being arrested by so called morality police sheed allegedly violated the country's policy on head scarves. oh, similar protest to spreading across iran in the northwest in city of ocean of a demonstrators defied a warning by the reigning army that it would confront what it cooled enemies of the state. similar protests were held in the western city of kurama, but he ran his limited internet services to clam down on the growing descent. the problem is if they switch off, they're the access to international networ

gabriel is on the ita, keith. that didn't work in the pentagon. he specializes in russia in eastern europe . he says it's an extraordinary development in russia. couldn't, has had the advantage all of these months where he's been able to characterize this for his special military operation has been able to highlight one success after the other end is really been able to mitigate many of the losses in catastrophe. but i think guten is going to be facing one of his toughest obstacles coming up with trying to spin this narrative. and i think the reaction of russia is going to turn sour, and it's probably going to turn sour relatively quickly unless bobby and his master information environment can grapple with it and try to spin the story in a way that is amenable to the russian government. if they can't, then we're going to have a lot of trouble in the coming months. he has options on tape. you mobilize the russian people and declare a full scale war, which gives him lots more legal options to bring resources to the table. he call for conscription, h

by turkish coast guards, but not before. 6 of them had died, including 2 babies, sent their elders ita. they rode. the rushes pushed to annex for regions in ukraine has moved into a new phase. and 2nd, their voting is underway in full occupied regions of ukraine. the ballot asked whether the errors should be annexed to russia cave, and since national allies have condemned the vote as a sham, they say the results a pre determined by moscow armed men reportedly going door to door to get people to participate. while the taking place in the hands could on that, the richer and cuts on the cover around 15 percent of ukraine territory. ukraine's western allies have condemned the ballots as a shop that appears to be a step towards russian annexation. internally, just face people from the port city of merrier poll, have been protesting and keep against the balance. my poll is in the doughnuts region where one of those rates is taking place. protest is waived, ukrainian flags and held posters. reading. mary, a poll is ukraine. depression, but even after leaves monthly, stormy bridge and cry. and

gabriel is on the ita. keith. in other world news, william brutal is due to be so an anus kenny's president after an hourly winning last month's election. the ceremony is being held a week after the supreme court upheld his victory or till his rival rhino dingo had challenged the results alleging fraud. but the court found there were no irregularities as go live, so aren't here is malcolm webb who is in nairobi at that swearing in ceremony. so it's william rotors big day to day mark. and what's the atmosphere like and what are we expecting? ah, definitely loud. right. here in a moment, can you chief justice law the crew, me it's just arrived. and it was just a week ago about ruling recall holding the result that it was announced by the electoral commission, which gave really russo a market victory ever. is made appointment right or a day your body or digure out alleged rigging z records said his position and others didn't present enough evidence. i got wrong result was somehow that's why this inaugurated guy today

gabriel is on the ita, keith ah, the mourners in continents continued to 5 past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd which is lying at rest in edinburgh. thousands of people have been lining up at saint john's cathedral to pay their last respects to the late monarch. later, the queen's coffin will be flown to london. it will then be transported to buckingham palace, where members of the royal household can say their good byes. on wednesday the coffin will be taken to the palace of westminster, where ill lie in state for 4 days. king charles of fer, it is now heading to northern ireland in the coming hours. during the queen's reign, there were 3 decades of violence as a result of the northern irish conflict is something that she was personally affected by the queen's cousin louis mount. vatton was killed by an ira bomb in island, in 1979. the good friday agreement was signed in 1998 after negotiations between island, northern island, and britain. more than 3600 people were killed during the 30 a conflict. the queen visited the irish republic in 2011 the 1st by british monarchy in a century. t

united states and china seemed to be and the longer had see, i think we had always played this sir. ita live in soft plastic and pins. india has fought hybrid was in bunger dish. you also were preparing for a hybrid was and what happened in you could in was a typical hybrid water right from 2040. so it has only validated that relevance and importance of hybrid bought it. even today, the vest is being a proxy. what in your green? so this water is actually the spectrum up, conflict is much wider. it starts from the lower in, in the non contact, non kinetic domain, then it goes up, the escalation lead across the spectrum, up country to a full fledged water, which via seeing rid the disk of nuclear escalation, supposed natural would have intervenes. then russia had, you know, put it up of a nuclear forces on operational readiness. so we can not to sort of doertry date, very short kind of observations and make a pretty definite conclusion sort of as heart wrenching as this war is. and it is indeed heart wrenching for most russians. i think it has demonstrated to the world that russia has a c

rescued by turkish postcards, but not before 6 of them had died, including 2 babies, sent their elders ita they wrote. final campaign rallies had been held in italy ahead of sunday's general election for were prime listed. she said, contains told a crowded room. the vote is a historic one opinion polls showed that he trailing a far right coalition, led by georgia maloney out stuffy decker reports from this is what italy's next government could look like if the polls are accurate. but it's really all about ga maloney thinking, no, i go through them all. we will build a solid, cohesive government with a strong popular mandate which will remain in power for 5 years. ah, her right wing party brothers of italy is ahead in the polls indicating she could well become italy's 1st female prime minister. and the 1st far white leader since benito mussolini is rise to power here. 100 years ago. maloney supporters gathered in rome's piazza del popular for the last rally before the elections deal. i give my support to this party because i love my country and judge maloney it will protect it. she will mak

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by turkish coast guards, but not before. 6 of them had died, including 2 babies, sent their elders ita they wrote. should i can police of the 1st hundreds of student demonstrators in colombo, the, there were demanding the release the student leaders. dozens of people were detained by police. the protest comes a day after present in toronto. we couldn't sing a bad old demonstrations near his office and the homes of military leaders. canada has experienced its worse storm. it almost 50 years. after the remnants of her confusion, i hit the east coast. it had been downgraded to a post tropical side flown by the time it made landfall. fiona still brought powerful winds and a storm surge with life threatening conditions. high did joe castro explain? already considered one of the strongest storms, canada has ever experienced. fiona made landfall in nova scotia early saturday morning, bringing 150 kilometers per hour winds and heavy rainfall. the canadian hurricane center says the storms preliminary barometric pressure reading was the lowest on record for canada. the lower the pressure, the mo

happened in a country, often accused of denying syrian refugees the right to due process than the others ita, bathed more flooding is expected in southern pakistan with the forced drainage of water from the country's largest lake range is cut through the embankments of like my child to reduce the volume of water, but it is threatening to flood properties downstream. dozens of villages, lime it's, path homes in pakistan's, print, job province are also under water because of the recent floods. can hider reports from edward more than dreaded, where to go and drink it again. when we came to lay our district, we were able to reach another home by board, regarded, was cut off by a large water body. now dread john. we're back on the same track. and once again, we have to dig the boat to reach a railing. after croaking to lodge and margaret, your dolly more need deep. the situation head is quite desperate. and although the large wardrobe now receding, it is granger days, several months there, nor did for the people to get back to their normal life. a lot of the hood, their leg home would be hit with

see quite a lot on friday, they called it a mini budget, did see quite a lot on friday, they called ita did see quite a lot on friday, they called it a mini budget, in large because there was no obr forecast to go along with it, a fiscal event that would normally happen in the event of a budget. yet we saw a series of tax cuts announced, and pretty drastic ones. notjust the idea of the income tax being cut brought forward, but also the highest owners will receive a tax cut and it has left many tory mps surprised. some supporters of liz truss was surprised by how far the prime minister and chancellor went here. and yet the sunday express is saying that we haven't seen anything yet, there will be more to come. i think the idea of more tax cuts in the next budget, whether that is later this year or in the new year, it clearly fits in to a wider strategy by this government which is really to take a disruptive stance when it comes to what came before, and chart a new direction on the economy. it is very different to what boris johnson economy. it is very different to what borisjohnson and ri

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ita matrix is a website.y don't sell tickets, they show you all the prices and fairs, some good tips there. light. rachel: something i'm curious about, we all see it when we read our phone at night. what does this blue light due to us? >> if you think about where we evolved to as humans, we have screens in our faces constantly, whether it is your smart phone, tablet, tv, computer, that blue line according to oregon state university is causing more aging in us. not only does it disrupt sleep but causes us to age faster. rachel: i will wait for this to happen. >> the same cellular system that affects a fly is the same we have as humans. there is some merit here, worth looking at. also how to set your blue light a little lower. rachel: telus the website. >> cyberguy.com. fentanyl overdoses plaguing america. will and pete go off the wall next. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help k

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you said, "why is ita we all have the same job--" and i'm paraphrasing but i'm in the second row.happen to just tweet about it. let the world know that it's not right. it's not good. it can't happen. it can't keep happening. so by doing that, that has never happened to me again, i can assure you that. ( applause ) >> trevor: let's talk about fashion as a whole. >> yes. >> trevor: fashion has for so long gone through-- i feel like it's changed but it's often been resistant to change. models had to be anorexic, and the fashion industry was like, "we'll change, we'll change. over time, people said why aren't you more inclusive of more women's bodies. and they said, "we'll change, we'll change. now one of the bigger conversations people are having is about sustainability. fashion comes out with new clothing every season. they say what you're wearing is old and you need new stuff. the old stuff gets thrown away and filling up landfills. do you see a push and why is it important for fashion to be at the forront to sustain what we aware. >> i've always preached buy better, buy less. buy

you can put into ita into it a mod that he will can look across that polygon and as polygon and across that space. t space. what is the difference in in variation of temperature? >> many of san francisco's most vulnerable communities are hit the hardest during heat waves.e heat waves. the data gathered from that sensor will be used to inform the city's response extreme temperatures moving fo. > >> all right. let's start off with the focus of the forecast which will be the intense heatg heat coming our way. we do have a first alert weather status in place for primarily sunday, monday and tuesday. today technically we are not in it. , monday and tuesday we will be in. you will see why when you look at the progress of the heat. today is not all that bad. if we generalize the inlad the inland east bay which will e will experience this the most, 9 most, 99 today in general for the daytime high. then tomorrow it is 104. really you see monday and tuesday are the peak. they will really be the focus here. we are really hitting that peak on monday and tuesday. there is a lot of different wording

fire those residents have evacuated and we just want for the word of fox ita , 80 firefighte on it. >> firefighters on scene and you say that you've upgraded this situation to a four-alarm fire. we also want to point out right now i don't think you may be able to see this picture, but our viewers do. it's a perspective of the smoke coming off this fire in the distance. our cameras pointed towards the bay bridge. it appears and we can see some smoke often the distance from this grass fire where you're currently stations are in. you know, can you mention that there is a gas station in the vicinity? several homes have already been engulfed in flames. what is the concern when it comes to public safety at this time? >> all right. now between bhp at opd, we have that the property full of the area, the biggest concern right now is preventing any further impact. 2 structures along quickly street traffic is moving extremely slow a lot about crews worked fire, if anything on the they >> which could have been disastrous right now. residents in the vicinity said they and their home to prevent fur

fascism in ita italy. stephen , if anyone is approaching fascist, itay. is the left today that wants to shut down all debate, shut downh all thoughtful thinking aboutftd very difficult problems.in yet they did the same thing to n trump, did they not?ctator a i mean, they called him an autocrat and he was a mini dictator and he was going to same start world war three , the same playbook against trump. they're usinainst dog against these new populist leaders in europe.. >> yes , i it's the only playbook they have, which is to demonize their opponents as fascists and bigots and racists and bothss the american people and our friends across europe aren't buying the lies and smears anymore. looke. look a, as you said, who's realy fascist here? it was biden's doj? that sent a swat team that sent thirty armed federal agents toan a pro-lifets w pastor's house. . well, real criminals, violent thugs, gang members are on the streets shooting people, beating them, assaulting them. assaulting them, undisturbed, unmolested, no one is even touching undisturbed, unmoleste