julie. >> julie: tragic. you. >> griff: julie, millions of renters across the country are about to be forced out of their forms as pandemic eviction moratoriums expire. 8.5 million are behind on last month's rent payments. 3.8 million say they're likely to be evicted in the next two months. let's bring in robert wolf, former obama economic advisor and brian brenberg, business and economics professor at the king's college in new york city. thank you for being here. happy labor day to you. let's talk about this -- i'll start with you. why are so many people behind on rent and what will they do? >> rent has been one of the areas where inflation has hit the hardest. we have such a skewed rental market now because we had those he vick ton moratoriums for so long in the country. think about a landlord. they're still paying property taxes and have to maintain their property but no rent coming if from a lot of people living in their buildings. what do they do? they jack up rates on the people who are paying rent. wha

julie banderas is in for harris, hi, julie. >> thank you. fox news alert. dividing biden ditching the whole unity thing. remember that he promised? the president last night yet again blasting what he calls the maga g.o.p. the white house is insisting this speech was not political. this is "the faulkner focus". i'm julie banderas in for harris. the president wasting no time taking jabs at trump and his supporters early and often. keep in mind 74 million people voted for donald trump in 2020. so the current president taking the opportunity to bash just about half of american voters. >> president biden: maga forces are determined to take this country backward. they promote authoritarian leaders and fan the flames of political violence. they are a threat to our personal rights. the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law, to the very soul of this country. >> biden laser focused on attacking republicans. but failing to mention stuff that affects americans' live every day like inflation, border, rising crime to name a few. republicans, of course, taking note. >> w

on july 2nd. meade writes to halleck, if not attacked and i can get any positive information on the position of the enemy which will justify me in doing so, i shall attack if i find it hazardous to do so, or i'm satisfied the enemy is endeavoring to move to my rear and interpose between me and washington. i shall fall back to westminster right? if i'm not attacked, i'll attack. if they get flanks, i'm going to fall back to westminster. so he gets a lot of criticism for being overly focused on his right. he's getting warnings from sickles, right? he's getting warning from other people about longstreet, perhaps. but i think it's worth noting that the right is much closer to the baltimore pike than his left. and if you look at the history of the confederate attacks on the first, they typically are going from the union left to the right. it's not planned that way. right. but meade doesn't know that. where might the next fall in this an echelon series attacks. so of course he doesn't attack. and he rec

information about the upcoming departure of electrolux from russia appeared in early july.t was the economic news like? i wish you success in business and good mood. see you. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x and violetta sokolonovich. hello. the identity of the missing resident of grodno was quickly established by experts. the fact is that the police received a message that the body of a man was found near the village of sukhinichi in the moskovsky district, at the scene of the incident, an investigative-operational group worked to identify the person, there were no documents. with him, it did not turn out with the help of special knowledge. the expert and the grodno interdistrict department of the ways of fixing the papillary pattern of the finger in the impression mass carried out fingerprinting of the putrefactive changes in the corpse; it was not possible to do this in the classical way. it should be noted that this method was used by a young employee of the maternity hospital of the interdistrict department of the state committee of forensic exam

julie, let's start with you. julie: the story of coral reefs is one of struggle. i think we all know that. currently, predictions are that by 2050, 99% of the coral reefs will be lost on our planet. if that is the case, what can we as terrestrial people, terrestrial beings, people who live appear on land do to make what is beneath the waves less invisible to us? edith: in 2011 or 2012 we got the first video of a giant squid in the deep sea. that was the first time we were able to record this creature in its own environment. i maintained the reason it took so long to do that is that we were doing it wrong. we were scaring them away. if it took that long to record an animal over four stories tall , how many other creatures are there in the deep sea that we don't even know about? the giants would have -- giant squid have been float when they die so we have some specimens. we knew they existed. what about stuff that doesn't float? liz: on that note, let's talk a little bit about your books and takeaways people need to understand as they approach these questions. juli:

even decreased in the general indexes in july, this did not happen in july of this year, the dynamics of prices for vegetables and fruits remained quite high, but if we look in general, let's say july, july 22 of the year and prices for vegetables are twice as much as a year ago for fruits. in fact, it is difficult for me to say, maybe pavlo is more oriented in this, he will explain why. because actually we also received fruits from the south, but somehow, well, there it is possible that the demand for fruits is simply weaker, and vegetables - this is standard. this is a set of borscht, so the prices have doubled for fruit prices compared to july last year to withdraw somewhere around 16%. and in fact we can say that now the market is starting to feel where the balance of supply and demand is, that is, whether or not make a mistake with prices because farmers need money in order to restore their processes and sow next year in the same way. what were vegetables, on the other hand, there is a fairly dynamic demand for these products, that's why you are seeing jumps. who goes to the mark

i will report on the june 15th and july 20th meetings. since there was no july commission meeting. the no action items. at the january i don't know why i'm january. july 20th meeting the members of the dignity fund oversight committee provided the update this came as a result of the july 18th meeting. we at this meeting there was discussion on the member uponship regarding the long-term care coordinating council. the service provider working group looking at that is to reach out to the community during the funding cycle. advertising has been done in various languages. and there are discussions around how to bring people in the out reach process and this has been an on going conversation the last few years. again the -- discussing the resource director and moving up the rfp process. the there was a budget update from executive director dearman much of the same points she just went over on the laguna honda status and the good news about the temporary pause in move am of folks. there were 3 announcements at that meeting, july twixt the 32nd anniversary of americans with sdablths act.

julie: well, you weren't going 60 miles per hour.o you agree with there and what would you pick a bone with what mark had to say? julie: i think the technical advances are very substantial but for consumers, it is very subtle. if you are just going from a 13 to a 14, you are, like, ok, it is a little better but if you are going from, an 11 or a 14, you can't articulate it as a consumer but you are, like, that is so much better, so much brighter, the pictures are better. so it is the things are settle. ash a lot of things that are just subtle -- there are a lot of things that are just subtle. i think the other thing they did was they added sensors. you get more data, you get more precise data, they can model more activities. my favorite is being able to track my kids at the pool. they can do that with these sensors. there are subtle things about managing the battery like dimming the phone, the transparency, the spatial audio, a lot of things that are just really subtle. i think they are hard to communicate to consumers, but when consu

operation 1005 to cover up the traces of nazi crimes began in october 1943 and ended in flonies on july 5, 1944. when minsk was already liberated, they dug up places of mass extermination of people and burned corpses. the ashes were scattered or taken to germany as fertilizer, covering up the traces of one crime by the nazis. they did something new right there, like a working team, who did all the dirty work. documents were also liquidated. nazis, small, orders were given orally from the film cycle. without a statute of limitations, operation 1.005 will be aired today after a panorama of belarus one and belarus 24. the state security committee of belarus, together with the tv news agency belteleradiocompany , present a project on the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war, operation 1.005 state secret of the third reyhan. i didn’t even try to excurse to burn it. and it was a conveyor that didn't stop until release. republic courses for sadists, how they worked out the technology of hiding crimes, a terrible smell, a memory that cannot be silent. she sat on the

in general, the decline in gdp in july.slowed down to four and 3/10% in august, a revival of lending to the real sector of the economy and the population was also recorded. an important indicator is a stable situation in the labor market. percent. however, the president recalled that the number of people at risk of dismissal. still growing up in the so-called simple forced holidays or, uh, part-time work. this is almost 234,000 employees. and this is almost twice as much as at the beginning of the year. it is clear that on a national scale these are still small numbers, but for specific industries for enterprises and settlements , serious difficulties arise and in this regard , the government needs to pay due attention to such local problems and find effective solutions. in august, after a relatively weak second quarter, there was a recovery in the volume of vat and other turnover taxes. however, some sectors of the economy still need additional attention and support; the total amount will exceed 100 billion rubles. of thes

jackie: welcome back, mortgage rates are now climbing to the highest level since mid july, during theousing market, and existing home sales fell for the sixth consecutive month in july goldman sachs is predicting that the downturn has further to fall and what is all mean for the economy, turning me now is richard .com, chief economist danielle, suite two of you in the program and think you for joining us. >> to be here. jackie: federal reserve german enter jerome powell aggressively raise the race to fight inflation in this country, which means that it will make it more difficult for . buyers trying tr the housing market is a mortgage rates will climb in your thoughts on how this will all play into picture we scenes of our because what's interesting to me is without low inventory keeping the prices high yet they're still interest out there and how does it all play out. >> absolutely so people need a place to live in the rents are high and continuing to rise and so renting is an option is an increasingly worrisome is it one's a lot of people are looking to the housing market homebuyers

3th, vice president and mrs.-- july 7th, vice president and mrs.nister and -- [inaudible] were among the first the welcome them. ♪ ♪ >> also gathered to greet the personal representatives of president eisenhower were important chinese government officials and members of the diplomatic corps. ♪ ♪ >> the vice president's visit was tremendously heartening to the capital of nationalist china. the next day he conferred with president chang kai-shek after giving him a letter from president eisenhower that strongly reassured china's leader and its people. the two statesmen posed for news cameramen. ♪♪ >> mr. nixon summed up the content of their talks in a brief statement. >> i just had a conference with the president with regard to the relations between the government of the united states and the government of the republic of china, and in this conference we discussed the mutual problems and the mutual dangers which we confront in the world. the government of the united states and the people of the united states stand firmly with the government of the rep

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we didn't see that spike today, julie.all thought it would be okay because they have come down so much. everything else went higher. >> yeah, i think it was pretty surprising to see how much it went higher. also, seeing the categories continue to climb. we don't get to undo that very easily. it would not just simply be -- it is hard to see how we will have and to end in sight if we continue to have the sticky categories continuing. >> it when i do it all for us. especially when electricity, the price of heating your home, all of that is going higher. it will be winter and called out very soon. i am wondering, karen said it could do 75. most people thought 75 most week anyway. then introduces a whole new dynamic. it would start easing off of the hikes after that. >> yeah. if they do 275 in a row, i think that would be a mistake. despite what the cpi says today, we have seen wage prices go up, unit production costs go up. those are things that don't change. we'll talk a little bit later about some strikes and whatnot. everyb

there were no significant incidents during the month of july. lastly the division of training under the chief the class of recruitments is in training and the class is performing l currently there's a hybrid level three paramedic class taking place with others in the academy and 30 participants started and down to 27 and slated to graduate september 30. there's a bump up also taking place and five members. they will be completed september 9. 129 academy class is in the field on the first assignment of the 128 is past the six month test and in the second assignment n the packet i'm not good with the technology here but in the packet there are some photos showing the recruits during morning pt and learning fundamentals they will build upon in the academy of 20 weeks and in service training lastly they worked with the discovery channel to film a video on earthquake response for one of the tv shows. our teams participated as well as part of the monthly training day and that concludes my report for july. >> thank you very much chief postel. i know i

generally the decline in gdp in july slowed down to four and 3/10%. in august, a revival of lending to the real sector of the economy and the population was also recorded. an important indicator is a stable situation in the labor market, the unemployment rate in may and july is at a historical low of three and nine tenths of a percent. however, the president recalled that the number of people at risk of dismissal. still, i'm paying attention. now in the so-called simple forced holidays or uh, part-time work, it's almost 234.000 and employees. and this is almost twice as much as at the beginning of the year. it is clear that on a national scale these are still small numbers, but for specific industries for enterprises. and in settlements, serious difficulties arise, and in this regard, the government needs to pay due attention to such local problems and find effective solutions. in august, after a relatively weak second quarter, there was a recovery in the volume of vat and other turnover taxes. however, some sectors of the economy still need additiona

shipments resumed after kyiv and moscow reached the deal in july. but putin says the developing world is being cheated. >> if we remove turkey as an intermediary, virtually all the grain was brought not to the poorest country, but to doug european union. -- but to doug european union. u.n. data shows turkey has been the biggest destination with cargoes also going to china. whatever the reality, vladimir putin insists his country has already seen the worst effects of sanctions. he said russia's natural resources web tech the nation. -- what it protect the nation. anchor: the question is where is ukraine's grain actually going. a spokesperson says 100 ships have left ports carrying tons of grain and other foodstuffs. 30% of that has said to have gone to lower income countries. the biggest overall share has gone to turkey. spain has gotten 15% and each of 10%. but all of that greatness then resold under commercial agreement. two ships have left ukraine carry weight to africa. one ship that last week with 23,000 metric tons of grain for somalia and ethi

we submitted a draft to the polish senate film proposing that july. the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in valencia, and other parts of western ukraine within wells war to ricky published out of the unit. on april, the 11th in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories property by leg plus portion of the key purpose of both these documents was to recognise the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insert and army as criminal organizations, which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine. with $212.00 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in virginia. finally, o u n and u p a. it was a genocide, while $222.00 voted against the proposal was def

good evening again and mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. amtrak as well as bay area commuter rail services are already cutting back on service. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live now in san jose with how caltrain passengers are preparing lamonica. you know, some of the passengers? i spoke to say they're just disappointed that their commutes are going to be interrupted, and they're concerned about losing more time and money to get where they need to go. as word of a possible railroad strike spreads some passengers in san jose who write eight amtrak and caltrain are trying to figure out what they'll do if a railroad strike actually happens that i have to drive in taking the train. which means more wear and tear on my vehicle and money for gas, which are already paid for a train ticket. so that's on top of that train released a statement saying, in part if a strike is called free and passenger operations on corridors managed by freight railroads will cease , including the union pacific rail lines that caltrain uses to provide service

that was up 2.7 percentage points from july.sales were recorded at auto dealerships and restaurants. industrial production grew 4.2% from last august and was up 0.4 of a point from the previous month. automakers increased output, but at a slower pace. power shortages suspended operations at some factories in sichuan and other inland provinces. development from january to august declined 7.4% from the same period last year. the size of the decline widened by one point from the period to july. this indicated a prolonged slump in china's property industry. >>> when a massive earthquake hit northeastern japan in march 2011, the shaking was felt far from the epicenter. many sky scrapers in tokyo experienced what is known as long period ground motion. construction companies are now working on methods to reduce the damage this can cause. major construction firm conducted a test on a model skyscraper. a vibration reduction system was installed in the upper floors. this is a departure from the more traditional approach of placing dampers

the historic sense though he 70 years his new alien instant ag edition you where you live with the july 13th marks, the 70th anniversary of events, the meaning and significance of which are still debated and owes poland. and you grain them up just ah bill with the teacher, the announcement of our on april, the 8th 2013 is just before the 70th anniversary, the divided the ukrainian nation with an ideological stand off $28.00 senators with the law and justice party. they submitted a draft to the polish senate, only proposing that july the 11th should be a memorial day in poland, to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in valencia, and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2. published our example, no granite, on april, the 11th, in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories property by leg plus portion of the keep up as of both these doc

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so they they fire further july what a further july is, is when when they're all in camp. you it's a running fire. so you you you fire your muskets from left to right, the right to left. and then everybody fires together. so when you have a small company or small army, you might fire individually one person, fire one after another, and when you've got an army of this size, you would probably fire by company. there are ten companies to a regiment, so you would fire you know, like one company after another until you get down to the end of the line. then you reload and you start the fire down the other the other way. and then at the end you fire one massive volley. well, you've got to i'm counting 5000 soldiers here because there's a 10% misfire rate on average. so assuming a misfire rate of 10%, you've got 5000 soldiers firing three rounds apiece. so you've got. 1800 or 1500 shots or you've got this these are the various types of cannons in the fort, in the forts and on the vessels. so this is an indication of how many you know, what the caliber is. and you figure like a 12

on july 14th, 2013 elizabeth dixon, peter impulse cathedral in louis western ukraine. your builder memorial service for victims of the valley near massacres, which was attended by the polish president bananas left komarovsky. ukraine was represented by the deputy prime minister, the constant in gresham with the, the old with mothers, louisville storage. i mean, you still to read your but if you don't come with it, i'm gray husky. after we met at the bill of seizure, which nice cover on got. i got your state all good pizza, pretty me, or i thought your me, i was, it was the growth in you're still one bill goes over it. so she was, i talked to, you will take a break. not here of all the get the bill. it's gotta be in your global google docs . yeah. not to just. they were thoughtful browsing. you want to thank you grange parliament displayed a curious response to the 70th anniversary of the valiant tragedy. nearly one 3rd of the value of nevada with not 148 members who mostly communist and from the ruling party of regions. we have signed an official request to the polish

it's private equity again, july 10th, institutional investor. i hope you read it before your next meeting. it discusses many ways to get into it and hopefully your valuation will grow and close that gap. but that's not the only way to deal with it. july 8th, institutional investment. thank you. >> thank you for your call. are there any other callers? moderator: there are no other callers. >> thank you. >> deferred compensation plan calendar 9. 071422-09 discussion item deferred compensation committee report >> commissioner bridges? >> thank you, the compensation report is in your packet and we are forwarded to the board for approval and that will be discussed and i will pass it over to the director and we'll walk through it and submitting this item to the board for full approval. >> >> yes, item 12 will be presented to the board as an action item. >> i'm sorry, item 10. >> >> this is the item we are reporting to the board item 10 that you can discuss at this point. >> i'm sorry? >> >> this is the item we are discussing right now. i don't know wh

in general , the contraction of gdp in july e slowed down to four and 3/10%.al was also recorded in august lending to the real sector of the economy and the population is an important indicator of a stable situation in the labor market, the unemployment rate in may and july is at a historical low of three and nine tenths of a percent. however, the president recalled that the number of people at risk of dismissal. still, i'm paying attention. now in the so-called downtime forced holidays or uh, part-time work, there are almost 234.000 and employees. and this is almost twice as much as at the beginning of the year. it is clear that on a national scale these are still small numbers, but for specific industries for businesses. and in settlements, serious difficulties arise, and in this regard, the government needs to pay due attention to such local problems and find effective solutions. in august, after a relatively weak second quarter, there was a recovery in the volume of the federal tax service and collections of other turnover taxes. however, some sectors of t

since july.they had to raise tariffs for heating electricity, which is also used by many for muscle heating. still, it was decided not to touch the tariff to leave in the same place, which was. basically the same size. now after turning on the heating. what can we expect fats? how to low sink there values ​​too? well fat, how will you see what you saw earlier, basically. uh, indeed, we have, uh, the tariffs for housing and communal services are increasing in the amount of five dollars and valencia but it is balanced in such a way that, in principle, it increases everything from january 1 for the first time in july since july 1 this year there was no increase and until the end of the year it is not provided. they also show a lot on television how the west is in a fever on the eve of the heating season, because they promise huge utility bills. there are some recommendations. how to save even lowering the temperature is necessary and in the rooms we say. is it planned revision, for example, comforta

jobs initially 398,000 now 293, july rifgs down by 2000 combine 107,000 jobs down, for june and julye panel how you think markets trying futures sharply higher joanie to you dow indicated higher by 161 the markets' read how do you there mr. market is interpreting the numbers we just got. >> it is interesting jackie, because this actually is a pretty good report. and even though we are seeing unemployment tick up steve moore was talking about, he is exactly right, it went up for a good reason. we saw 786,000 people enter back into the labor force, that is one of the biggest numbers we've seen in years real good sign there. we have over 400,000 additional workers when you look at that survey. so the reason unemployment did tick up, is that more people are actually participating in the workforce. i think that is a really good sign. and we're probably going to see that if -- just with what we were talking about today people are seeing, less money in their savings less money in 401(k), inflation impacting them the job market is still very, very strong it is a tight labor market, there are

wants to inquire about the salary of the mayor of a particular city, he has the right to do so in july of the mayor lviv andrii gardener was charged almost 75,000 hryvnias of wages, of which the official salary is more than 12.5 thousand hryvnias 32,800 bonus and this despite the fact that in 2020 the gardener himself assured that until the end of the quarantine and he is still working for all the deputies and he himself will not be charged a bonus but probably the record holder among the salaries of garden deputies was iryna marunyak for july, she was charged more than uah 147,000, it all depends on the sick imagination of a person who encroaches on this or that amount, and as of today, it can reach 50-1,50,000 uah in a month, tools of influence on the part of citizens in relation to unscrupulous officials exist, it is a statement of the commission of a crime to one or another official, if the prosecutor's office, as a result of an inspection as a result of an individual statement of the commission of a crime, finds that the official received an allowance, this is a criminal offense p

julie * that's hysterical. that's awesome. brian: you're story next, julie.y kids would never react that way. okay. so this next video clip has gone viral. it has 9.5 million likes and views on tiktok. watch this little boy displeased with his mother's lunch packing abilities in kindergarten. >> i felt like i was -- i felt like that's like a nightly review any time i cook my kid lunch or dinner. apparently his mother was busy and didn't realize she had to season her kid a lunch. she through a few pieces of bread together and put butter and jelly together. brian: meanwhile, what about this? we have not addressed this as a show. what about a woman who claims to be a therion. her soul is non-human, and a dead non-human trapped in a body in a separate being? what is a therion. let mere describe it. >> i believe that my soul is an animal soul. i know and i have a fundamental understanding that i'm overall human. i like connecting to my an ml soul which is why i wear this mask and other things to help alleviate the stress that i feel. brian: it's another reason to

i will save july 4th weekend was horrible for flights.thing in d.c. and waited two hours on the tarmac and drive for hours but go to d.c. and missed the filming and had a great dinner reagan airport and some red random airport and another hour and a half to lay on runway. cleared for takeoff and pulled 21 planes are in front of me. welcome to july 4th weekend and labor day weekend, guys. not a relief. >> other examples we have seen, sean, i'm curious what your worst flight nightmare is, people shaving legs on the subway train is one. i watched a woman clipping her nails on a plate. that was fun. >> sean: gassy. come on was gassy next to me. but i travel with kids as well and i was traveling with rachel and six kids with me. i left wausau, wisconsin, and went to minneapolis. 7:00 i got there and 8:00 was supposed to be at florida. my flight was delayed until 8:00 and 12 hours in the airport with all of my kids. all of my kids in the airport and it was the most -- by the way, i hate when someone wants to change seats with me if it is a coup

during the month of july we had three greater alarms and first on july 15 and second alarm on sea cliff avenue and routine fire for us. when the fire became second alarm and significant when one of the officers of the crew that was leading a hose line conducting a search as progressing through the smoke filled environment and opened a door to be a room and it lead to a open elevator shaft and fell about 12 feet down the shaft so the fire immediately transit ised to a rig operation which is a rapid intervention crew and standing by to rescue trapped firefighters. they were able to get this officer out of the elevator shaft, transported quickly and certificate a serious back and leg injury. he should make a full recovery but the challenges with a routine fire and everything is going okay and all of a sudden something like that happens you not only have to focus on the rescue of the trapped or missing or injured firefighter you still to maintain control of the incident and they continue the fire attack because if you don't that more problems and the commander is managing two things at once

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. this comes with a number of officers under investigation by the fbi and district attorney's office. ktvu s evan sernoffsky joins us now. now. one of those reforms focuses on how police canines are used. as we told you earlier this year, and police deploy their dogs to bite people more than many larger bay area departments. there is no denying that we continue to have a lot of work to do, as the issues within the department have been unchecked for decades, city council members and police chief stephen ford on tuesday announced new reform efforts at the police department. councilwoman monica wilson said the reforms were necessary amid an ongoing probe by the fbi and district attorney's office. eight officers totaling 15% of the patrol division are currently on administrative leave. how can we expect our community to work with us to both prevent and solve crimes if we aren't holding ourselves accountable? officials have not revealed any details about the investigation that also involves

minister cops ties with iran and orders all iranian diplomats and leave following cyber attacks in july and kohls urgent help has floods destroyed thousands of homes, things to dawn and in sport. chelsea and looking for a new manager primarily collab, have sat, thomas tackle following that shelf defeat to dina. my saw grab in the champions lake. ah hello, welcome to the program. we began with some breaking news out of iraq where the supreme court has ruled. it does not have the constitutional authority to dissolve parliament, saying that it must dissolve itself. holla, titian's allied with the influential sheer leader book, thought of sutter had re filed a petition last month after previous request was rejected. sato supporters have been protesting for months now calling for a complete overhaul, a feat, political system, as well as new elections nets go straight to him. ron con, who's in baghdad. first emron. how do we interpret what the supreme court has ruled? well, there's one way of interpreting it, which is a, is an actual rebuke to the parliament. let me just read you the summary