julia, going back to you. we've been _ competitive risk. julia, going back to you.ecosystem, the very solid base that donald trump has. what doesjoe biden do with that? is the approach that he appears to have used thus far to ostracise them, to stigmatise them? look, he is going to be very careful about how he approaches talking about how he approaches talking about donald trump versus donald trump �*s base of voters, and we saw that hillary clinton in 2016 made that hillary clinton in 2016 made that very, very grave mistake, calling them deplorable. so what you are going to see isjoe biden make sure he is directing that i do donald trump and not his base, saying that he wants to be a president of all america. more importantly, joe biden is going to want to appeal to independent or swing voters. there are hard core republican donald trump voters who are going to vote for donald trump, no matter what. i'm sure thejoe biden campaign and the democratic calculus it will never get those voters, but they could get those swing voters that ultimately decide elections in a n

the crowd is cheering on the home team and point guard julia wilson. that is julia's mom.ia is cool under pressure, and not just on the court, as she proved last summer. julia: my dad comes running in my room and he's like, "something's happening at the neighbor's house." so i just figured he was messing with me. and so i was like, "yeah, very funny." he's like, "no, i'm serious." he goes, "i think there's an overdose." and so i look out the window and i can see this man laying on the floor in a shed. and i can see two people trying to do cpr on him. william: many people would freeze, but julia had learned what to do in this situation. julia: and so i run back into my room. i grab my narcan kit. william: narcan is a nasal spray version of naloxone, a medication that can reverse an overdose of heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids if it's givein the first critical stretch of time. julia: and i get in there. and this man, he's just laying there. he's not talking. he's not responding at all. and so i check to see if he has a pulse. he didn't. and so, i grabbed one of my gloves,

julia got over it. you astronauts are such a degree of immersion in space claps. how emotions people had a very cool movie. i really enjoyed this amazing movie. how long i lived in the first film i see this, it is massively voluminous, huge and very beautiful. i didn’t know at all, as if we ourselves really did. in fact have been in space. this is the most unusual effect of watching a call on a large cinema screen, seemingly familiar 2d, although with such detailed sound. you can hear how the hearts of the heroes beat, but the feeling of immersion in what is happening is so multidimensional, that you buy a ticket to the cinema, and fly on it into space. it's an incredible atmosphere. i've been sitting in my seats for the whole movie. it seemed to me that i was right there right on the iss, but the fact that it was in russia we shot ours very cool. challenge russia released on screens, the first feature film filmed in space moscow rejoices, having won a victory over holly konstantin erns said that he was ready to film the continuation of the challenge on the moon f

julia, what happened here?: well, tyler, meta soared on a stabilizing ad market and its ai tools really working. pinterest and snap both fell short of second quarter expectations look at those stocks both more than giving up their gains for the whole year while in contrast, meta shares have doubled since january snap plummeting on its first ever revenue decline and it's forecast of a 6% revenue decline in the second quarter. pinterest shares are down dramat dramatically missing estimates as well as growing operating expenses pinterest announcing it's opening its ad platform and its first partner is amazon. that prompted some optimism from analysts it's worth noting competition is heating up amazon which reported yesterday is a fast-growing new player in the ad space it saw its ad revenue grow 21% in the corner. guys >> julia boorstin, thank you >>> let's move on to intel which posted the worst earnings quarter in its history, yet shares are rallying. upgrades helping today as well analysts saying the worst coul

how well positioned they are, amid this ad contraction >> all right, julia, thank you >> julia boorstinext, hilton hiking its full-year guidance on the back of full travel demand. the company not seeing a consumer slowdown. the ceo joins us next. and getting crushed on weaker q2 outlooks the company's ceo llteing pippa stevens growth in the u.s. is at a standstill the u.s. accounts for 65% of the company's total revenue. we're back in just two minutes ♪♪ the only thing i regret about my life is that i did what everyone else did at the time. i hired local talent. if i knew about upwork, i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of talentless people from all over my house. -grandpa... -shh.. shh.. shh.. -but... -shh.. shh... shh... -but... -oh... ♪ this is how we work now ♪ >>> people are out traveling at all costs. that's the main takeaway from hilton's q1 earnings, raising its outlook for the year, expecting another busy summer. joining us now in a cnbc exclusive is hilton's ceo. welcome, chris good to see you. >> hey, sara, thanks for having me >> you

julia?l, melissa, both pinterest and snap are suffering because of concerns about their future for snap, its revenue declined by 7%, its first year over year decline ever, but its internal forecast for second quarter revenue declined 6% fell short of the analyst consensus the company warning that it expects a negative $75 million in ebita in the second quarter snap ceo's noting that the, quote, macro environment continues to be a headwind he goes on to say they are using this opportunity to make significant improvements to their advertising platform, including transitioning to a new ad format. now, snap, the earnings call is set to start shortly, at 5:30 p.m. eastern meanwhile, pinterest call is under way. those shares fell on concerns about second quarter revenue guidance missing estimates, while the company also warned that its operating expenses will grow in the mid teens percentages. you see shares down 14%. now, the company also announcing that it is opening up to third party ad demand

julia also wanted to share with relatives.verything will be just very beautiful. you are not empty-handed. yes, this is your house. but this is the staircase that we asked to remake. wow. thought it was possible come up with our stairs and here our nightmare was actually expressed in this cake with the staircase presented, and of course we could not come, only with a nightmare, we came with hope, but something bright and beautiful in our life, therefore, embodied in these snowdrops. they are handmade from scented soap. thank you. thanks a lot. it seems to me that it will be more such a modern interesting intrigue. well , it remains for you to take the last step and find out if it's interesting there. ready. let's go brain forward. get crazy. what a beautiful ceiling, it comes with a bevel of it it wasn't, guys. this door was not. it feels like it's the entrance to the room. yes, they gave that, perhaps, it will be, the log is open. this is very cool. just a dream. how about the staircase solution? here is the staircase, it's c

w. political correspondent, julius, how deli, she's following the story for us. julia. this was the german vice chancellors. first visit to ukraine since the russian invasion. did he have anything to offer? yeah, well he is germany's vice chancellor, but also the economy minister and what he brought with them was a delegation of german industry business leaders. and that is because his plan with this visit was to try to help ukraine rebuild after it has been consistently attacked by russia and help spur ukraine's economy. he said that he wants to focus on the infrastructure, the energy infrastructure, but also on rebuilding houses and roads. and that is something that he says, germany is government is committed to also because the german government says it will guarantee these investment by german companies. german companies will negotiate the deals themselves, but germany will provide a guarantee and that is something that germany doesn't normally do in war zones because the risk is so high. and it shows that in this case, the german government really is committed and

the industry, the industry thank you, julia julia boorstin >>> turn to the bed bath & beyond bankruptll street laying out its list of winners from the downfall pepper sandler sees gains for target and walmart, pointing to its investments in in-store pickup and e-commerce. oppenheimer turning to former home good competitors, wayfair, williams-sonoma and even lovesac. how much is at stake from the -- they had a few hundred stores. >> absolutely. they had 900 plus stores at one point. to be fair, they've been donating share for some time it makes sense you would see share go to amazon, target, walmart, some big players that picked up some share from toys "r" us as well williams sonoma, i know they're pointing to williams sonoma and lovesac. i think more to tj maxx, home goods and they're going to benefit from the real estate portfolio, actually. some of those bed bath & beyond locations are in big anchor strip malls and that's where you ee off-price players picking up share like burlington, tj maxx, marshall's, they have a good home section they're donating a lot, right? cvre point out r

this is julia's foot. how do you know? well, after all, we saw the photo in advance hello, and i'm yulia schukina you must be mikhail yes come in please hello come in. take a seat, this is olga my colleague. very nice. we are ready to listen to you carefully, what happened to you, you know, do not take me for a crazy mother, but i want to prevent an attack on my son . the fact is that nikita was recently attacked very badly, he was beaten, but thank god everything ended safely and on time he was taken to the hospital and started the boy was just bled out and died. he did not have a ruptured spleen, unfortunately not, because nikita categorically refused to do it. he he assures that he remembers nothing and no one, at least somehow explained what happened. no, he started the same thing, that it was an accidental attack, supposedly some gopniks, got to the bottom of an idiotic reason. you understand that i don't believe in it. well, why does this happen to boys, fights of a showdown, it’s not a common thing, but it’s not for

the crowd is cheering on the home team and point guard julia wilson. that is julia's mom.n the court, julia is cool under pressure and not just on the court. she proved last summer. -- as she proved last summer. >> something is happening at the neighbors house. i figured he was messi with me so i was like, very funny. i think there is an overdose. so i looked out t window and i can see this man laying on the floor in the shed and i can see two people trying to do cpr on him. >> many people would freeze but julia had learned what to do in this situation. >> i run back into my room, grabbed my narcan kit. >> it is a nasal spray version of naloxone that can reverse an overdose of heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids if given in the first critical stretch of time. >> this man is just laying here. he's not talking. he's not responded -- responding at all. i checked to see if he has a pulse. he didn't. and so, i grab one of my gloves and just wrapped it around the narcan and i just put one dose in his nose. he still was not breathing. i started to perform cpr. my dad got the other

julia how do you like this solution to the problem? well, i made it complete. yes, i'm sure you have everything will work out. julia should only start the situation in july, all my friends have a hair situation. here is hair loss after a viral infection. she drew she only used the right means. well, follow these guidelines. by the way, they are very simple, which they gave him. thank you very much for coming. i think you will succeed. thank you. big. thank you. after two years of testing in pharmacies , a series of resuscitator products has appeared with a clinically proven efficacy shampoo mask from a tested atomator nourish and strengthen hair follicles accelerate hair growth increases hair density and density. today we talked about such a problem as hair loss after viral infections and once again i repeat this situation absolutely, reversible to you have a good day and good mood. be healthy. you had a program with you. on the rossiya vesti tv channel in the evgeny rozhkov studio hello, the main thing at this hour is vladimir putin i

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julia started stronger. the edema broke the seams.ember sobbing chalets pipe, what's wrong with me? i don't understand, my face is about to burst. i am now rest. all i start to suffocate, because i have edema. what should i do, what's in my well? what did he calmly say? julia, do you know if today is saturday evening? hey, i'm actually resting. our film crew visited the clinic where the operation took place, but its management refused to give any comments to journalists. we do not provide comments. you heard me from the moment of the operation. more than two years have passed. all this time , litigation continues, plastic surgeons omar khalid and andrei komarov are now defendants in a criminal case. however, according to some data continue to operate their advertising sites on the network active while i went through terrible recovery procedures when i had one operation after another. he felt great, traveling to conferences along with komarovo defenders of men of whom at court hearings there are always three who continue to insist the

. julia waters, the sister of ruth perry gave an _ inspection. julia waters, the sister of ruth perryincredibly powerful and emotional speech to the audience of head teachers here today. she spoke about how both of them as children had attended the school where ruth perry eventually became head teacher many years later. and the waiting, the uncertainty, the need to hold the judgment and confidentiality. 0nce ruth perry had known that her school was going to be graded inadequate that that waiting time before the inspection was published, herfamily had said, they believe the anxiety, distress, the distress and humiliation she felt led to her taking her life. she appealed directly to head teachers to say that you should take of all the banners, all the branding, all the marketing that is associated with your inspection grade. she called for down their badges, for head teachers to no longer volunteer to work as part of the school inspection system in england and she said she would not give up until 0fsted was reformed. we have approached 0fsted for further comments. they say they have not

the same with julia. it's so heavily restricted that you have to get up at 4 or 5 in the morning and stand in line and hope that you can get in. and then although the problems i will say cleared up initially when we were following by video link, there was no audio. the pictures went out, people couldn't get on. so on some level they understand that this is judicial burlesque kind of dickensian, far something out. a bleak house and, and i think that's why they make it always make it very difficult to cover, including all these extra disc cases that you mentioned. and let me guess, and 5 hash me case, they probably cited socks as material support to terrorists. i think that was it, i mean, you know, and then they sent them to florence dx. i just, it was quite, i mean, it was quite a frightening window into what had happened to our own judiciary and how, especially after 911, it just became a tool of repression for any just, i mean in the, in the trial they were playing a surreptitious recordings that had be

julia, this was a big weekend for mario. who knew >> who knew?an, this movie outperformed expectations, both in the u.s. and internationally. worth noting that the release of super mario brothers, which did come from cnbc's sister company illumination, was the biggest animated release globally of all time this is a movie that really resonated. and the key thing here, tyler, is that families came back to the movie theater. families, people with kids who didn't want to spend a lot of money or maybe have the risk of going out to a theater during the pandemic really enjoyed the fact that so much content was available at home. all of the different platforms, whether it was disney plus or you had first-run movies coming to hbo max back in the early days of the pandemic all of these platforms were offering family-friendly content. now we're seeing that they're willing to get out to the theater again and pay up for those tickets. and it seems like they think it's worth it. but i also have to point out it wasn't just this movie cinemark issued a release s

yes julia , i believe you.ys a criminal a pure criminal 2.8 million dollars together with lazarenko you you know, for the murder of a deputy, the exhaustion of the second convocation of the rada and 5,000 volumes of a personal file developed by the fbi, by the way, very much 5,000 volumes on this matter. i only had 17 pages. at all. i'm just a man, it seems to me, and he will kill and lie and enter the image and directly manipulate any consciousness of any man. simply, as they say, that's nothing to do in a glass of water. no, by the way, speaking about the image, and tymoshenko, of course, was remembered for her exaggerated politicized braid. here the scythe is everywhere, but the scythe is everywhere, a in our studio, the person who developed the political image of yuriy timoshenko let's go to the symbol of our studio yevgeny minchenko hello, i have the honor to know you as a professional, but i learn new facts about you, it turns out that you even developed the image for tymoshenko, well, you met with her. n

julia figueroa fernÁndez tenÍa 27 aÑos. era un joven con grandes sueÑos. y el terreno musical. tenÍa pensado lanzar nuevas canciones y su inspiraciÓn era juliancito. le sobreviven su esposa imelda y su hijo josÉ juliÁn. en la ciudad de mÉxico,eduardo melÉndez, univisiÓn. maite: hablemos ahora de algo que estÁ causando gran polÉmica en nuestro paÍs. un juez federal de texas estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn despuÉs que suspendiera la aprobaciÓn de la agencia federal de alimentos y medicinas fda para recetar y distribuir las populares pastillas adoptivas mifepristona. esto ha generado controversia porque mÁs de la mitad de los abortos en estados unidos se realizan con pastillas. en respuesta a la peticiÓn del juez, otro juez federal del estado de washington ordeno a la fda que siga distribuyendo la medicina en estos 17 estados mÁs el distrito de columbia. blanca rosa vilches tiene todos los detalles. blanca: se abren nuevos frentes de oposiciÓn a la decisiÓn del juez de texas de revocar la autorizaciÓn de la fda al uso de la mifepristona. el departamento de justici

the heroine, julia overpowered the medic.erform emergency chest surgery there, such operations are called taracal operations in their weightlessness. of course no one ever did, everyone started to think well. well, as if the operation never made in space. well, let's say, here is such a situation, what would they do. and here's the script. well, this medical part was written. that's according to this principle, well, let's think, that's what you're doing. that's all, the doctors of the cpc and, uh, tarac surgeons, who do this every day on earth, have joined in. here are the workers, respectively, the provision. there , everyone somehow began to think, thank god we all, that is, workers. e. well, everyone, uh, the cost is also cpc well, somehow we carried away these next for example, talking thoracic the surgeon with the chief medic e, who are in the tsoup. i am their conversation. no, this is not. well, what, instead of this i sit straight, i look , yana will write it down and it kind of turned into a dialogue on the screen l

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>> julia, thank you. julia boorstin you own disney, how do you feel about this >> we need to take a step back, how much impact will it have to earnings legal bills are going up it will be a distraction it may not have any significant impact on earnings but what i think, it is just a sad state of where we are in the world. i think it's disney's only choice they have to fight back and say enough so that's the push and pull between the societal and personal response and then the cold hard capitalist investor perspective, i don't think it has an impact to earnings. >>> still ahead on "halftime" following the latest developments on first republic shares taking another nose dive as we speak. we're going to break down that fallout right now down 20% plus, a bearish call on one financial services stock we have ownership on this desk e adnext or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with co

not that to you here or more with said ohio cooper, just over 2000 ukrainian refugees like julia and her kids have come to the district of goss law since the war began. the local population is about a 130000 people. there are many older people here and many apartments have been left empty. the local administration created a system to match refugees up with the owners of that free accommodation. the district also has several temporary arrival centers for refugees on offer, including a hotel and a hostile and me, it's for silly misdemeanor. if i imagined that i had to live for several months in a sports hall with lots of people, i don't know. conflict, of course, that kind of thing can create conflict. and of course having people living in apartments across the ghost law district allows us to integrate them better in them . and then we also have a lot of volunteers in villages and cities who help these people and in statement dimensions was interesting to have. like in this former casino in the city of goslin. now a center for donations around 30 volunteers have been here almost every

but trump ratcheted that up to another level by going after a journalist himself this case julia. but i think that was driven by the the see eyes embarrassment and anger over these revelations. and that is the driving force. now, behind the expedition of doing an extradition case. now going in the other direction and sir cool us, the alleged us diplomat, we now know she was a u. s. spy for the cia. she was a wrong way driver, near the crown air base in england. she hit and killed a 19 year old called harry dunn, who was writing a motorbike in august of 2019. she left him to die along the side of the road and fled back to the us, claiming diplomatic immunity at the time. she has since confessed to that tragic accident but has refused to return to the u. k. to stand trial. now back in january of 2020, the u. k issued an official extradition request for her, which my palm pay. oh, who was secretary of state at the time denied that request? is this a reflection of the extradition imbalance? not only between the u. s a u. k, but it would appear that when you look at any random country,

they still have some work to do there, as julia has talked about in terms of monetizing it. efficiency drive it's really that cost cutting that has led to thousands and thousands of layoffs of its work force that has caused the stock to jump. more than 80% year to date so i think investors -- mark zuckerberg has done a good job in terms of giving investors what they wanted it's the longer term julia alluded to this, too, how it's putting the emphasis on artificial intelligence over meta, the focus of the core that has been pushing and will push meta higher. it's kind of funny because it used to be so easy for meta to pull in the advertising dollars. it's no longer than easy the story in the information today, it's alluding to the fact it has to try now, it has to have more regular check-ins to make sure they have control of that core while working on the longer term projects >> they have to actually try the companies are maturing deirdre and yulia, thank you both we appreciate it for tech check. >> coming up, ubs says a looming recession should be a boon for buy in bulk reta

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so that will be the challenge going ahead julia. so deleon, berlin, thank you. and here's a look at some other stories making news around the world. at least one person was killed and 30 were injured in the netherlands when a train crashed in the village of 4 shelton. judge dutch authorities said that the high speed night train derailed after hitting construction equipment that was left on the track. dutch railways, announced train cancellations on the busy link after the accident. a massive fire has engulfed a shopping complex in bangladesh, his capital dhaka, the blaze began in the early hours of tuesday, and the bank of his are known for its off vendors and home to some $3000.00 shops. army units are aiding firefighters in the effort to control the police. no immediate casualties were reported for him in his nato secretary general against owenberg says that finland will formerly join the alliance in a few hours. once the north country would share the border with russia completes the process. would mark the fastest admission in nato history. the alliance will

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they don't want any miners workin for the company and will redouble their efforts t identify him >> juliarrespondent julia ainsley, this thing is mind-blowing he needs his identity protecte because he desperately does no want to lose this awful job. is this entire thing a siren call for comprehensive immigration reform okay this young japanese us - and it's business even if they met safety standards, does nee to employ people there is a massive mismatch an a need, and people are getting abused here. >> yeah, that's right, stephanie, i think it's really a siren call for number of systems that hav failed to this young man, and number of other children as you know, the labor department found more than 100 children working for pssi. and now we also know that dh investigating multiple companies tied to th meatpacking industries it's not just as one person. it's not even just as on company. in this case too he did come through the border unaccompanied, which means h went through the hands of th government, from hhs, and then was handed over to a sponsor now is that sponsor able t take care of h

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a new season of studio b unscripted coming soon. supporters of julia saw him say he should be released and the name of media freedom is in a london prison facing extradition. united states on espionage charges, washington says you should be prosecuted. so what does the future hold for the wiki leeks funder? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm rob matheson australian citizen, juliana songs remains in belmont, prison in london is appealing against extradition to the u. s. to face charges of espionage and computer hacking, civil liberties, lawyers and support as want him released. they say prosecuting him is an attack on media freedom. a founded the whistle blowing website wiki makes it publish the biggest ever tranche of u. s. diplomatic cables and military files that reveal the u. s. involvement in atrocities and the iraq war and the inner thinking within washington and western governments across a host of issues. publication was sometimes deeply embarrassing documents never intended to be made. public revealed private positions contradicting the official line

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for a kiss, yes, julia intervened. well, leave her alone. and the fact that instead of answering julia gave him a bream. his friend rushed at the girl with his fists, but was defeated in disgrace. both youths retreated cowardly and promised from a safe distance. we will meet again with the blood of the master in 2 weeks. after that, yulia was found barely alive. after a brutal attack , the girl lost one eye and part of her teeth, and worst of all, the criminal deprived her of mobility for the rest of her life. well, it's a beast. it seems to me that this is not a person, the student turned out to be in a wheelchair and suffered from epileptic. she could not write, she did not remember the attacker, even the names of her loved ones and the events of her own life, as if her personality had been erased, leaving her sick and helpless. a year as watchmen watchmen and good luck you forgot to turn off the iron, and i will complain to the commandant. sorry, it won't work. come tomorrow with all the certificates from the psychiatrist from the narcolo

it was nice to throw sky julia kiss for action. you know, i felt relief because i was able to say what was in my soul. what i probably haven't properly processed yet. number's 9, the polish, which is really discount really needed. it's so hard for us to explain what we've experienced and what we've lost. i mean, you know, one moment what you invested, everything in it's gone and you have nothing left. it leaves you emptying site. not an tina ends with a pub. she wrote and waited. when you got the, so you're going to have life in peace, it's called where everyone is familiar and all share a love of the motherland. the 1st there is comfort to the knowing that each individual account of loss is shared by so many jona whole al jazeera butcher. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here. now just here, now at least 40 people have been killed in an ass strike on a village in northern b and ma. it happened during the opening ceremony of an administrative office to fight the jets dropped bombs on puffy, and then helicopters carr

i was with you julia see you soon. very soon.thly path of the saints in christianity here he found his earthly love here he left for us an eternal memory of his prayers and of his invisible intercession and intercession before god of people. this is the very positive , amazingly wonderful result that these conversations give, when people are not only interested in spiritual life, like that, but the most important thing is that they unite, that they constitute, as it were, one team, as a believer learns to live with god in his heart. it is already becoming. the world, and external such earthly joys, it is all given. spiritual body soul spirit answers to these and other questions in spiritual educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel , he secretly wild fantasy to imagine how i went out there took away children and threw children to dogs dozens of inquisitorial operations in the palms of my hands. we are walking confidently.

and julia did not spend it all. i always up assuming she just spent it all, but apparently she just lived on the interest and it for her family so it's an extraordinary thing. his death is a there's actually a whole book about his death called about it's about grant's by louis and but death is a great epic you could write an opera about it except. he was tone deaf so that would be a waste of time. okay. okay. we'll get to you in a minute. hi, allie mazower and i'm actually with state university, new york, but i know dr. klein, president klein for years and just she's incredible so it's great to be here. i run a program for young women to become leaders and they're from disadvantaged, underserved communities. they're doing amazing things. we're in 10th year. so the question i always is, what advice would you give to young leaders, young people becoming leaders, and maybe particularly if you had any advice or wisdom for young women to become global leaders and addressed it, somebody i'll look at i can i just say somet

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cool, of course, that is, you're the golden cruz and then julia crossed.ound it at the beginning. i thought they would say and forget about it. but, when they showed me the paper with which they walked, uh-huh, the producers of the film to the first person of the state, and he did not write with his hand to provide. as soon as i saw it. well, it was a church, i see . i knew right away that it was going to be 100% an elevator. and it was not shown on purpose, so that i would not have any illusions that i would fly with someone else, when the first, of course, me i was surprised that it would not be an actor, an actress, we understand that it was not in vain that we didn’t have so many in total. women cosmos uh , that is, how will she play it there, but yulia of course i saw on the screens uh, but she was far away, not the first to pass. we have almost 25 actresses who have passed such a casting. yes, they took it. uh, it was the easter task for the center for that cosmonauts from roskosmos from above. you have to select hmm crew well klim well done it was a

julia: the more important question is, if oil will stay at $100 a barrel. if it stays, that could lead to demand destruction or that prices are so high consumers are going to spend it. goldman sachs is one of the only banks if not the only bank that has changed the price forecast on the opec-plus news. a lot are saying yes but they are shifting forecasts just yet. kriti: julia fanzeres -- fanzeres all over that. what does it mean for the bond target? we have two things to factor in, a higher oil price and lower bond yields. what is the figure concern? >> in the near term, one of the things i am looking at is what the bond market is pricing in. you look at interest rates going out of the curve, the bond market is pricing in a pivot that looks like a recession. the oil news today is definitely something to factor in. but if the bond market is right, that is the bigger concern. jon: what do you think that means in terms of action by the fed going forward? alex: the market has been pricing in cuts pretty much since july. they have been proven wrong by the stron