jules jules jules well, where are you, my good? doggy where are you, where are you, dear?e to me. no backpack, the bread is soft here, so somewhere here. do not disturb me. so why are you crying? you are crying, as always hide in the bushes. i would go and comfort the hostess and advise. there is such an expression tenacious, like a dog you pavlik was married seven times survived life does not touch. open the route, nothing changes, they still butt because of you. thank you i remember at school. well , at every break, each other's faces were straightened for you. she was semechkin. well, i couldn't resist. he is a good pashka. look how he is in his past life. still, he left the little one was stupid, and then you know, i was attacked all my life there was a finger in the way. very carefully, things acquired by honest labor. so, look, we start, we start with a chest of drawers in someone's car and then everyone else is gone, stop. stop. stop, so we are all standing here, and i say hello. wait, wait, wait, i'll say hello. good morning. maria timofeevna let's move your little

ray bradbury good ray bradbury yes bradbury and jules verne but everything is fine so far everythingact , if you said ozimov vladimir aizik, you would earn a decent amount of points, everyone knows him, but simply because there are so many different things on his laws of robotics scripts are written. e. and in general they are wise, they are reasonable. it seems to me that scientists should be attentive to them listen. please open the third line, yes, 60 points. it was possible to earn. i would like, as science fiction, exotic so. well, it’s good that there were some versions. well stephen king is good. well, you think that he is a fontast. well, here are the correct ones, because if you said stephen king would have been a version on the scoreboard, it would have brought quite a lot of points, but it is strange to call him a science fiction writer. it seems to me, well open reprieve. 80 points 1080 until julia is ours right. asimov we have already discovered. ah, well, a wonderful work, and it somehow does not become obsolete and the movie appears with this character the invisible ma

jules, is it you? >> it is. dazzling >>> a mesmerizing exhibit. it is called glo pay. dozens of works by a famed chinese designer. it's shaping up to be mochk the museum's designer. >> we have the story inside. >> reporter: china's queen of coutoure. the largest exhibition of her artistry in the u.s. the designs are opulent, extravagant and her exquisite creations from the runways of beijing and paris to san francisco. >> it's truly inspirational. two bodies of work. >> wopay showcases more than 80 pieces from over the last two decades of her career. she's perhaps best known in the u.s. for this moment in 2015 when rihanna ascended the steps at the met gala in a striking cape. >> wopay seen here was born during the cultural revolution in 1967. at the time her grandmother was forced to destroy her treasured clothes, jewelry and possessions. >> clothing was gray, brown, olive green. no embellishment. she was inspired by the story this took more than 50 hours and two years to complete. >> the embroidery and the dimension to what she brings to her work. >> they're seeing h

manus: jules, thank you very much. it could be the beginning of a bigger move. juliette saly on the latest move from the pboc. let's go to japan and the yen with the potential to drop you levels not seen since 1990, as the policy divergence with the u.s. defense. he is known as mr. yen, japan's former finance vice minister. >> it will probably go to dollar 1.50, if it goes beyond that it would be [indiscernible] dani: let's now turn to the u.s. don't count on jerome powell to route to the rescue -- ride to the rescue of the stock market. the kansas fed president said the fomc will continue raising interest rates to cool be hottest inflation in a decade. let's go to our chief correspondent for rates, garfield, this is the theme i keep coming back to you. ultimately, does this not reached the fed's goals of tightening financial conditions? >> it would be hard to see how you would tightening financial conditions and yet have the stock market take a percent higher. -- tick 15% higher. which has usually been the expectation. powell has been more circumstance, focusin

though the accordingly in russian control territory. moscow says they can't jules to leave ukraine in authority, say the ceasefire is constantly being violated by russia. diaz, all regiment, even alleged that evacuation efforts are being targeted. they said this soldier was injured van at god on its way to help civilians was hit whatever that they previously ukraine's precedent were. law tommy's zalinski warned off a breakdown and dogs, if russia continues violations your children, if the russians kill people who can be changed, get released or treated more them. or it doesn't matter if they are civilians or military, or we will see the if they kill them. there is no point in talking to russia on a diplomatic level. he's over albertville tack. what you've shown is nation. russia releasing this footage of the evacuation claims it is willing to let the humanitarian corridor still open. and our corresponding mathias bellinger is in the southern ukrainian city of mich ally, if he gave us his take on whether russia might be getting ready to declare a complete takeover of mario pl before mo

they say about such people born in the golden diapers, father jules dassin an eminent director who mader in hollywood , his mother is a successful violinist. when joe suddenly sang at 26, no one took it seriously; his first record failed, and the newspapers wrote the son of a famous father. just having fun, then. yes, the youngest son decided to prove to himself that he was worth something. i am sure that if the first record had turned out to be good, the second would not have happened, but the way it was bad. i rejected the songs immediately i rejected myself. i took it as a challenge, putting the reputation on the family he made everything to achieve. and after 2 years he hit the jackpot, conquered europe, he sang love so much that the fans lost their heads, their eyes slanted, the song of this handsome man added a special charm to him with a romantic train swept around the world, left for the lyceum, unlucky family life brought him happiness. the first marriage was destroyed by the tragedy death to a congenital son, the second wife gave the artist long-awaited children, but the scand

as we look for jules for energy, we are quickly running short into major deficits of energy.t interrupted because this is massive jargon. jewels is not around the corner where you buy two carrots out of guilt on your way back to new york, it is joules, thermodynamics. christyan: exactly. when we then look for energy and look across all of the fuels we have, be it oil, gas, renewables, there lies the issue, that when you talk about how to solve for the deficit, you have to find energy that can be used to produce chemicals and produce highs in the tesla's. equally you find energy for the e.m. world that does not have the infrastructure and what that effectively means is being sure energy we seem to come back to fossil fuels. tom: did you see how he got the jab in on tesla? the tires are made of oil. , did you know that? lisa: i thing we heard that from bridgewater, even the renewables, you have to get the stuff out of the ground first. why aren't oil prices higher given your thesis? christyan: when you sort of run through the deficits in different fuels, we are effectively full

it's the 2nd time this week. ukrainian president's administration jules criticism for proudly posting an image of a soldier wearing a symbol. we have.

speaking of super cool, here's jules. >>> proposed changes for two refineries in the east bay.and airbnb is ending a covid cancellation policy. how it could impact your summer plans. >>> hostile territory. nba playoffs and one of the best players gets ejected? how did the warriors get out of this. >> i don't think he deserved that. >> a's and giants make a little noise, but is it enough? and who are the new guys as part of the 49ers? we'll let you in on that more coming up on gam >>> now we take a live look at the martinez refinery. on tuesday, the contra costa county board of supervisors will hear two plans to convert two refineries into bio fuel facilities. plans have been approved by the planning commission, but more than a dozen environmental groups and individuals are appealing those decisions. >>> california is helping first time home buyers with a new program that will offer forgivable loans. it's called the forgivable equity builder loan. first time buyers can borrow up to 10% of a home's purchase price. for the debt to be forgiven, they have to live in the home for fiv

the grave of the one who was captain nemo the mysterious island jules verne the mysterious island isere and fairy tales end 100, and why does he need a dog to drag a thief to his yard? such is the rumor that the heroic strength could not. someone fabulous end 500. and you better not tell anyone anything either, otherwise tell about everyone and you will become bored without them. over the abyss in the rye jerome-selenger bridges in the photo for 100 film of geza belmeni a person can be dedicated to count istvan, who was obsessed with the idea of ​​connecting these two regions with a bridge across the danube. budapest quite right , pedro's point built in the middle of the 19th century, the only bridge across the catalan unyar river is entirely made of this material. but judging by the name of the stone, it is true that the theme is 50x50 for 300. the red arrow set off for the first flight on the night of june 9-10, 1931 from this city. from leningrad it is true stanislav 50 at 5400 oxford and cambridge competed for a long time, but for the first time this university called for a boat

as i look at it, jules, i've seen your golf swing. it's pretty strong. have you ever won anything? >> negative, negative. short game's terrible. how about you? >> you're kidding me. i won a sleeve of balls or two. >> that's a winning game. >> but it was a raffle, not my golf game. >>> coming up next, a special graduation ceremony. we have all the pomp and circumstance when we come back. >>> cal state east bay celebrating graduates in person, after two years of pandemic restrictions. ceremonies are back, and this year the university is handing out more than 4,000 bachelor degrees and 1100 master's. we want to say congratulations to the class of 2022. >>> and a final reminder of the total lunar eclipse tonight. we would like to see your eclipse pictures. send them to us at news desk at kpix.com. >> you were talking about the fog layer coming in tonight. >> it would be better if we didn't have the fog layer. >> will we get a good look at it tonight? >> there's a haze of the bay area, but you know what? if you can see the moon -- >> i'm practicing. >> that's the best you can do. the cl

20,000 leagues under the sea about nothing jules is true, but what was not translated there in kilometerst they were, i would say four four. i also remember not. there's just there, just we if you consider at what depth, they were they couldn't be they were much much much below, because if you multiply 20,000 by eight or by 20 it's impossible at all 20,000 to one can't be four b four. in russian translation, it came out under the title 80,000 km under water. lera is approximately 4 1/2 km is correct 400.000 asks. yes yes 20.000 i'm underwater. this is what i remembered. i have it in translation 80, of course, i read 10 km the thirteenth question for 800,000 rubles. yeah, this vakhtangov feeling was the prime minister of great britain under the three manarchs of the united king. and winston churchill banley baldwin czar davidloy george yes arthur vending so winston churchill no no? he held this post before two monarchs. yes? yes, lol george, what did you just say to your grandmother twice, yes, yes, he returned. there were two years came to the throne. he helped her a lot. uh, was the prim

jules? you owe us dinner. >> i always wanted to go. i did a small little bet for show. so yeah.i guess i owe you guys. >> still, that's a nice profit. >> i owe you guys a coffee. >> well named rich strike. >> there you. >> thanks. >>> coming up next, the story of a lucky fox in san francisco. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. >>> construction workers on a job site near oracle park were delayed earlier this afternoon to save the life of a young fox. pictures from san francisco fire showed the baby fox actually stuck in oil pipe with his little head sticking out. thanks to combined efforts from san francisco fire and animal control, the crews freed the ba

bill, the sentiment is jules, of it, but they don't do this for some reason. you know, i can just say i want, i want to policy there because i can say i must have a bi booty. i would like to add some think i had missed about good well, that's what i want to say. that is not the difference between the federal government, the government and stanley penitent sentence was a leader settler's. he was the director of the regional council of the settlements and he himself is next to you. right. when like nathan, you know, he was even that she was faster than you know. and i think that it's really, i think it's shameful that somebody like made it will claim to be on the left is supporting the government. and the same applies. the ones that are best buy i think these people have to bring down the government after this fashion. but more important, i don't agree with mr. off municipality addiction, mom. if you don't plan to stay solution, let's have one democratic state with equal rights for everybody. not municipality elections in general, him on the occupation. and that

south asia during the vietnam conflict devastated jules a so cambodia and north vietnamere literally turned into minced scapes along that richmond trail so that we could see our enemy well th aiding destructive force was re purposed in the nineteen seventies however culture which is just mind numbingecision as a nation to outsource our food production. companies that destroyed light throughhe organic prostates and then we turn this into a food system that we genetically modified so be able to speak sprayed with a chemical family directly into our food so delicious said it's obviously are very harmful to the planet and therefore to us ultimately but you there isn't a sort of a threat there in society because it don't just glasses sits on the soil. they're also sort of thinking that every bacteria is bath and we need to hand sanitizers and meet all these things to protect ourselves. but you probably would argue we don't need to protect ourselves how how do you look at these these. attempts to basically sanitiz the world around us. extly right and we've known this for decades now that t

um so, jules mikey, are these are they let up for the warriors? is that what i'm saying? is that what it is? the buildings? salesforce's lit up to, i would clear out there. i know i'm wondering tonight, so why not write warriors? warriors yeah. yeah that's what i was thinking. okay they're back in town saturday. it is. game three. alright these numbers showing the wind way down from last night. the winds were howling last night. not so tonight, and with that in mind, the winds go offshore in temperatures will be warmer tomorrow. this low goes through to the north of us. this tail end swings through on thursday, and that's the big cool down beginning for us so tomorrow it does show a little fog in the morning along the coast. this is the forecast model. yellows are seventies oranges or eighties reds are nineties. you see microclimates , too. that's kind of cool. we have. we haven't seen a lot of microclimates unless recently and so we're going to sea coast bay and inland microclimates with 90 showing up in our warmest inland valleys. that fairfield 89 that antiochus 89 wou

you've done yet. quite ukraine, military is the 2nd son to speak. ukrainian president administration jules, criticism for proudly posting a low joe wearing a not p error, a symbol we hear from an american journalist who describes them more to the atrocities of ne, a non piece in ukraine to the 2014 qx in here. ever since my da map and they've had free reign and they've been murdering raping robbing people across ukraine across on boss. and despite mounting western pressure on countries to join anti russian sanctions, china, ria to rate neutral position by significant me increasing the import of russian. good ah very well welcome. this is not the international with the latest world news headlines is good to happy with japanese foreign minister has promised to deliver additional tanks on how it says to ukraine. adelina bay, a bulk made the statement during her 1st visit to the water country. our next step will be the delivery of highly modern tanks and how it served. which means we will be able to use them for protection against drone. germany and the netherlands will be able to jointly supp

let's get to jules. juliette: indeed. guess the key point is the fact that, is this the end of the bottom that we have been seeing in some of these tech players? a big rally coming through in these stocks after we had alibaba and baidu beat on the revenue front. for march, we saw a revenue rise by 9% for alibaba. they said they will be keeping a lid on costs and moving further into cloud and digitalization. baidu was a beat in the quarter. neither providing full-year guidance. we saw baidu stop that late last year and alibaba did not provide full-year guidance. we have also been asking today, where these results good or just not as bad as tencent? let's have a look at what we are seeing on nasdaq gold and the dragon index and hang seng tech index. both of these indexes have failed to break above the 50 day moving averages. there is concern about the impact of the covid zero policy if we do see zero lockdowns and how long it will take for this policy reform to come through. we also heard from uov, saying tech shares no lon

in fact, jules did. i mean, from this day on.nly become different actually so so and it worked. uh, i had a pretty complicated relationship. with the fathers of his child, it is difficult in the sense that the business that i was doing at that moment was associated with risk with risk assessment. and therefore, in principle, i can assess risks quite well. but what about business. ah, i did not trust, i questioned many of his words, and ah, with the last one with my man. will i still call him that? uh-huh hmm i said to myself that ah, maybe i'm doing something wrong, i guess i should completely trust. i wanted to clarify one more the moment before you come to our program, you, in principle, have done, er, this topic, this problem of your life, but available. well, maybe in a narrow, so to speak, circle of readers, because it's there, uh, social networks or there's a column that you run, what motivated you why did you want to make it eye-catching in the first place? uh, this is my personal story, and, hmm, at some point it seemed t

americans, great you, when you wrote, who didn't go to really just touching up the group and also for jules, just touching sure. ruckel in was named after that, if not student info, which of washing look. you throw in the word them, the pro and you're still there with that was true. i wish you the rules are with her as you should. yours are both in the studies was to me which of to watch. so it was coming to the on off on i thought it was huge no longer. it will show us the new solution up the push to to stream moan because or lose new or universal do school cold. i don't know which for you i know for the don't know if i should just with who used to play in finances come on both with the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon. cancel culture really dazzle in the global sheffield my love . so.

the slowdown has seen more on sure you one weakness, --onshore you one weakness prayed let's bring jules into the conversation. it really is through the eyes of the onshore yuan where the pressure is this morning. juliette: the weakness in the onshore yuan often correlated to what you see in global stocks as well. in fact, you can see by these red bars, there is only a few times that correlation has not occurred. when we have the onshore weakening past 6.7, it is holding at october 2020 lows, that does not bode well for the overall risk appetite picture. let's have a look at the carnage as the dollar strength continues. there is weakness too in the offshore. we are looking for the aussie dollar to flip through u.s. $.70, it is weaker by as much as 1% on the back of that slowdown. we are also seeing the rupee hit red hot lows. and when it comes to the philippine peso as we are on election watch, it is at a three year low against the dollar. tom: dollar strength rippling across all those currencies. and the philippines with voting currently underway. full's leading up to the boat have give

manus: jules, thank you. of people have written that the pound has traded like an emerging market currency, especially after brexit. intraday, we have a classic note from back of america. there is the risk of an existential crisis the parallels they draw to emerging market, they say there is politicization of policy that undermines the pound. we don't want to manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." these are the stories that set your agenda. embargo breakthrough. eu leaders agree to ban most russian oil, paving the way for fresh sanctions on putin. brenton jumps for a ninth straight day. signs of daylight. china's economic contraction eases, signaling the worst of the lockdowns may be passed. mainland stocks climb. fed governor chris waller says he favors consecutive this the -- 50 basis point rate increases until inflation comes down. that warning shot on top of toxic inflation from germany unseated the bond markets. they had a bit of a negative effect in the first instance on stocks. this morning, stud

she always loved to study at the age of 5 she read all 26 volumes collected works of jules is true, while peers ran around the yard. she solved problems in order to quickly move to the next class, and at 13 she entered moscow state university. like her, only 10% of the world's population, these percentages include both simply capable and talented and a genius, and only 10% of young talents develop their talent so much that in adulthood becomes outstanding professionals, and out of 90% of geeks. in the end , ordinary average citizens grow up about is it easy to be a gifted child today alone with all the recognition of the child prodigy irina polyakova hello, i am glad to welcome you here, you know, i must say the modern desire for the comprehensive development of children. sometimes it seems there is a selfish desire to assert themselves parents. and sometimes, maybe you can look at it differently. here's your expert opinion. i would say, because you are a child prodigy, but is it good to be a child prodigy? well, i can say, so for your child. i would not want such a story, why are the exp

let's get the first word news with jules. juliette: european and natural gas prices have jumped.e shipments from russia were disrupted. germany accusing moscow of weaponizing energy supply. some eu nations say it might be time to delay a russian oil ban to proceed with the risk of a proposed sanction package. hungary continues to oppose the embargo. soft bancshares jumped in tokyo in hopes of share buybacks. this has the group reports a record $20 billion annual loss in its vision fund unit. the world's largest tech fund has grappled with write downs and a global stock route. scientists released an image of the first supermassive black hole at the center of the milk aw -- milky way. it is 27 light-years from earth and considered supermassive because it is the mass for million times that of the sun. -- evidence of a black hole has been captured. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. juliette saly in singapore. coming up, the u.k. c

manus: jules, thank you very much. let's take a look at some of the key market events. at noon u.k. time, the bank of england reveals its latest rate decision. 1:30 p.m. you get u.s. data including jobless claims and nonfarm productivity all heading into payrolls tomorrow. today opec+ convenes virtually. first quarter results will be out from conocophillips. dani: next we will talk about these inflation fears that are part of the fence path -- fed's path hiking 50 basis points. manus: and we will speak to be societe generale ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the biggest issue is he is focused on inflation, and he is going to be more volkeresque. >> this is a problem of their own making. >> they were trying to emphasize , they are trying to say, he said it explicitly, there is no conflict between the labor market and it nation. -- inflation. >> going back to the 1930's, we have never been able to reduce in ration more than two went to have percentage points without inducing recession. >> i actually expected 75 to be on the table. >> i don't think you should have taken 75 off the table. ma

yousef: thank you, jules. that is juliette saly in singapore. here is what is coming up. bull market in battery metals is over according to goldman sachs. we look at that story in the broader commodities space as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm yousef gamal el-din in dubai. goldman sachs out with a new note, saying the price of cobalt, lithium, and nickel are going to drop after investors wanting exposure to the green energy transition pile in too quickly. another landmark. china eases antivirus lockdowns and the e.u. works on a plan to ban imports of russian crude. stephen stapczynski, some of these metals had an anonymous rally with lithium and cobalt front and center. it's also going to take a long time for these to normalize, right? stephen: yes, absolutely. i think there was a lot of excitement when investors saw these surges in prices. there is an expectation that these three metals that you mentioned, cobalt, lithium, and nickel, will be key for the energy transition and will be boosted by demand for electric vehicles. t

since jules has a -- at her home, i would think you would be good at naming them.reddie comes to mind and freeda. let's bring in darren. >>> falcons maybe should have some tie in with rock bands. maybe we'll name one of them zeplen. >> anyway, more on our weather now. i know you were working on a fire. there's something cooking now, huh? >> yeah. i wanted to adjust the camera that sits on mount diablo. we know there's a control burn that's happening, that's pretty much where this camera is pointed. you can see how light colored the smoke is which tells us the flames are not too intense or burning any structures. that falls in line with a control that would be burning grass. here's why this is also good. that's going obviously from left to right. in other words, it's going from west to east. that's an onshore wind. this would be a good day for a control burn. tomorrow, the winds will be coming from the north and coming towards the camera. that means they're going to be a lot stronger and dryer, and it will be a lot less favorable for control burns tomorrow. good to

eddie lopez tweeted stolen jules. josey wrote big gulp.reedom matrix guessed hoping america's elected officials. here is the big reveal. >> video of an offender in a subway station handcuffed by the nypd. is that what you want to be focusing on. >> next thing it's propane tanks next day it's barbecuing on the subway system. you just can't do that. >> okay, the woman was selling mangos. how do go to propane tanks from manning os. freedom matters on the web site. get it. ♪♪ [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> greg: here we are. all right. happy monday, everyone. i hope you had a lovely birthing person's day. i dressed in drag to get half priced mimosas at brunch. it was worth it.

there you go, jules. juliette: but have a look at the broader market picture.est gains across the region. the pans market pretty flat now though, hong kong being lifted slightly and gains coming through in australia and south korea. but also in new zealand after of course the policy there. investors are assessing the sharp -- assessing the sharp selloff in shares and concerns of fed tightening plunging the u.s. into recession. let's have a look as well as what we are seeing with toshiba. we've heard the j i see considering a bid for toshiba according to people with knowledge of the matter. kic has signed a confidential agreement. and some firms have approached kic for this potential joint bid. we understand deliberations are ongoing and that they could decide against receiving the offer. you are seeing a nice pop they're going from toshiba shares in tokyo. let's head to new york and get the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: the president christine lagarde says the central bank will not be rushed to withdrawing monetary stimulus. ecb officials may alrea

will notice some of the numbers in the warmer spots and that is the weather and for the news here is jules >>> a wayward duckling family got separated and stuck down a storm drain. they were able to free the ducklings and reunite them just in time for a swim. >>> up next, how you can contribute to an aids quilt display marking a 35 year milestone. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. >>> the ades memorial quilt will mark its 35th anniversary with an event next month. it is a massive quote display, the largest in san francisco history and the biggest in the united states in a decade. you can play a role in its history. >> reporter: in the southeastern corner of golden

. >> i was talking to jules duster, our correspondent at the ground in delaware, talking about how there might be some openness to reform when it comes to age requirements in ban an assault rifle. i was wondering, if you buy that? from accra beacons, or if it's a political play because they know that that is with the country wants to hear, and they are hopeful we will move on? and so will they. >> in my heart of hearts i think this is part of their playbook. >> so you're not buying it. >> yeah, you've gotta prove yourself. but is it better than mitch mcconnell asking to go talk to chris murphy and then -- sure. i think at the end of the day the only way you're making real changes if those talks happen, if you try to find a common compromise, and senator murphy has about ten days to work with his colleagues to come up with something. you have to try. you have to push. and the public has to push them we >> thank, you appreciate it. the president biden's visit continues, a look at the lives of the 21 victims not just their names but what they loved, what they accomplished in their short tim

jules, thank you as well. appreciate you. want to bring in now representative reuben kyle go. armed services, natural resources committee, also assistant for the democratic caucus. and first base share the congressional hispanic caucus. congressman, thanks for joining us on this. we appreciate it. >> we saw a lot of your tweets, immediately after this mass shooting here in texas. i want to read them for folks. of course i'm gonna have to kind of be cautious in the way in which i read them because you certainly expressed a lot, heckle out of a lot of anger in them. you win a ted cruz. and you said you care about a fetus but you will let our children get slaughtered. you said just get your a blank blank to cancun, you are useless. you went after him again you called him a baby killer. you also went after kristen sinema. he said in a tweet, we are horrified and heartbroken medicines the strategy and putting a rebel into some texas and grateful to the first responders trying swiftly. no families should ever have to fear violence in their children schools. and your response was thi

cooper, the labour shadow secretary, has asked for an independent assessment to look at how mi5 up julesc abuse —— deals with —— evette cooper. bbc news understands that the senior civil servant sue gray intends to complete her report on lockdown parties at downing street this weekend. those expected to be named in the report are being given a deadline of 5pm on sunday to respond to herfindings before the inquiry is published. it follows the news that the metropolitan police has closed its inquiry into the matter. a total of 126 fixed penalty notices were issued to 83 men and women, including the prime minister, borisjohnson, and the chancellor, rishi sunak. the fines relate to eight different dates between may 2020, at the height of lockdown, and april 2021. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has said the number of fines showed there had been "industrial—scale lawbreaking in downing street". here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. borisjohnson boris johnson visiting borisjohnson visiting a honey factory this morning, he could perhaps get on with the job. he knows now he wo

katya i'm scared jules ka no, back here. t the first working day and already on the building.y serious organization. listen, i won't repeat myself carefully. hello hello how do you katerina katyusha come in to make coffee for the bosses to water the flowers and wash the dirty dishes, and i also finished the courses i can be a secretary. please come to the window with your back graduated from the philological faculty of the university, but this is on the right pedagogical two faculty, public, beleishins, public relations and english. the blouses are far away. yulia danilovna owns english, french, spanish and, by the way, japanese , and yes, they are all secretaries. and there are also three personal assistants, the economics of law and what i understood. say louder that you're pulling like that. hello, we have two contracts in murmansk, one signed and the other not. excuse me, can you tell me where you have coffee, please? thank you came, look uh-huh i'm sorry, i don't know how to use this machine. you to me help. come, i'll show you. thank you very much, this is not necessary.

green is facing handful of challengers, hoping to repeal to green and her antics and seeing if vernon jules that race. >> john: bret baier, this is a proxy battle between former vice president mike pence, backing kemp, and president trump, backing perdue, then did not back him but now backing him again. who do you think is going to win? >> bret: we know polls don't mean anything until election day, the only ones that matter, it's true. if you were looking at the numbers heading in, seems like the incumbent governor is in a good position today and that his support was increasing, not decreasing, heading into election day. but we don't know who is going to turn out. i will say the proxy battle has happened before. vice president pence is 1-0, in idaho, his candidate won and the trump-backed challenger did not. and i think the secretary of state battle is going to be really interesting to watch. these are folks in the center of focus of georgia's recount and looking at the ballots and obviously in the ire of former president trump. >> and a lot of folks backed president trump in georgia who do

what a feeling at the age of 2 i learned to read at the age of 5 i read the collected essay of julesuh, the program of, say, the third grade in six months for the second six months of the fourth hmm in the summer. if so accelerated. uh, she finished fifth and immediately went sixth, which was then changed to 11 years. tired seventh jumping to school ended 13 years old. i entered my head at 14. all the time i had a-a problems that i considered myself an adult. ah, let's say, if i studied with him, i'm 3 years older, i had 10 years - that's 13. i felt like i was almost thirteen years old. yes, because i constantly communicated with them. i had interests at the level of this age and mental development. yes, i quite coincided with them, maybe this excelled, but for others. i was still a 10 year old. yes, and how it turns out that you are big to study, but go, uh, take a walk on a visit and go there to the dacha to your peers and small. and this is the feeling of some kind of total injustice. yes, and the fact that and you have duties, but rights? no, yes, well, everything remains for a l

mere existence of this legislation may suspend or stop development of this simulated training model jules -- modules i just mentioned. rather than dismantling the system, we should be looking to work collaboratively to address concerns about the federal government's role within the regulatory system without dismantling it. the appraisal foundation appreciates the opportunity to share its perspective today. below forward to working with all of you. >> thank you. mr. coker, you are now recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. -- mr. kelker, you are now recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. >> i'm here representing the real estate valuation advocacy association, otherwise known as rebuttal. to show that perspective. it is a third-party service provider engaged by banks to manage -- in compliance with state law and federal appraisal independence requirements. since the 1960's, u.s. financial institutions have outsourced services due to their expertise, efficiency and focus on federal and state regulatory bias. following dodd-frank, and state requirements to lice