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julie was missing. >> was this a case of murder? >> these are friends. i'm just in utter shock. >> there were secrets in that house. who would unlock them? >> i didn't want my family to know that i would not be able to know. >> davis admitted active. >> devious and medical to. >> it's our best friend. >> it did not end like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to dateline. jason harper's life looked pretty perfect from the outside. a popular high school teacher and coach, his wife, a stay at home mom, to three beautiful kids, and a close circle of loving friends. but things were not what they seemed, and when one member of this perfect family ended up dead, it was just the first of many shocks to their quiet seaside community. here's keith morrison with the house on battling. >> grief, like the ocean rolled into their lives and waves. ride the waves or sink, it seemed to say, write them again, and again. >> just a, you know, a shock to the heart. >> once, there were four fast friends, for tall men before it all went

>> good morning, griff and julie. the shocking shooting happened on a charlotte area transit system bus earlier this month. take a look at the video. it is absolutely wild. on it you see the driver, david, appear to open fire on the passenger to his right who looks like he already has a gun in his hand before the two men begin shooting at each other while the bus is still moving. this all started because the passenger identified as 22-year-old allegedly got agitated because the driver denied his request to let him off the bus before the next stop. he began to provoke the driver and hit him. as the two argue the 22-year-old pulls out a gun moments before both men start shooting within close range of one another as bullets fly, passengers like joshua duck for cover and try to pry open the back doors to escape the hail of bullets being fired in their direction. >> my instincts when i heard gunshots was get to the floor. i thank god i'm here and didn't get shot. >> the 22-year-old wounded in the confrontation along with t

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griff. >> griff: alex live in london. >> julie:.l take on these strongly opposed erdogan defying the odds, winning the presidential election, which will keep him in this position for many years to come and turkey's relationship with europe? >> erdogan is so classy. he survived all that high inflation, the two devastating earthquakes and the six opposition parties just couldn't get it done. i think turkey's voters wanted to give him another chance. so now it is time for erdogan to play ball with europe and with nato and first off remove the barriers to having sweden join nato. that will be his first international test. >> julie: the "wall street journal" editorial board's headline reads turkey's erdogan holds onto power. the strongman wins, another term despite wild public discontent. the quote from the board, he has maintained friendly ties with russia and plays west and east against each other. mr. erdogan knows nato views him as a difficult partner but fears a turkey aligned with russia and china. sunday's election means five more

guest: yes, julie.the latest worthy israel airstrikes carried out in response to the rocket launch from the gaza strip on the early hours of tuesday and continuing in the next hours all through the day. these airstrikes have been carried in different areas of the gaza strip, actually from north to south off the gaza strip. many military camps belonging to the military wing of hamas, these military camps are empty. this is the usual routine in anticipation of any escalation. these military camps were targeted were missiles, f-16 missiles as well. the latest was an agricultural land in the southern part of the gaza strip. now, the strikes have also targeted the national security building belonging to hamas, the government running the gaza strip here. basically these are the targets that have been pounded with missiles in gaza until now. julie: how are residents feeling? are they worried things might escalate? guest: sure. there is a great amount of fear among the residents. we have seen even videos being

. >> julie: a three-hour tour. i'm julie banderas. welcome to a new hour of fox news live. some details. it raises the debt ceiling for two years while rolling back discretionary spending and capping any increase in spending for the next six years. both biden and mccarty taking their respective victory laps. >> president biden: no one got everything they want but that's the responsibility of governing. and this is a deal that's good news for i believe you will see for the american people. the agreement prevents default for the first time in our nation's history. >> the language on an agreement with the president that is worthy of the american people. it doesn't get everything everybody wanted but in divided government that's where we end up. it is a very positive bill. >> julie: member of the budget committee is here to weigh in but let's go to peter doocy. >> officials at the white house are saying now their part is done and it is up to speaker mccarthy to figure out how to sell this bill where the headline is a debt ceiling raise through 2025 to his people. >> this deal w

from july 1941 to november 42 alone, more than 5,000 soviet citizens.erations in belovezhskaya pushcha were evacuated by the nazis, 34 settlements were deported to six thousand 446 people. more than 50 were shot on the first day alone.

julie: yeah.ts on my desk, and she's the first person that i bring into my office no matter what office i occupy. so i miss her dearly and i know that--you know, not a day goes by that i don't feel her presence 'cause i would not be here without her. and, you know, i think that my parents sacrificed so much growing up. first, my mom, you know, having grown up in some of those early days of the farmworker movement, i remember her and my aunt sylvia and others talking about having to go to school and being taunted or, you know, parents organizing, you know, mothers against chavez and kids coming to school with buttons and how, you know, hard that was but also how hard working as a farmworker was and how important she kn to really be able to change those conditions and--thank you. and so i think, you know, really learning from them and seeing those early sacrifices i think just really, you know, enabled me to understand that sometimes with great progress does come sacrifice and that it's-- you know,

from july to december 2020, music making was carried out.exposition was created , the exposition was created. the name ford number five of the brest fortress its main part is, of course, six halls, permanent exhibitions in the barracks, but we also have musical sites on the territory fort fifth and in the pattern, that is, in the underground corridor in the kopanner powder magazine, so the total exhibition area is about 900 m², and it includes more than 400 exhibits, many of which are exhibited for our visitors for the first time alexander alexandrovich i understand that these are your brainchild of your work , here is a huge done. e, but still, which of the halls is your favorite? yes, well, the brainchild of the collective, of course, our team, but to me as one of the authors of this exposition. i really like our fifth hall. here are the office mannequins that i completed for us, a creative workshop, nevsky potolists and a story about military e-e engineering by ivan iosifovich belinsky. it is dedicated to a whole complex of materials and

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on july 22, there was a second attempt, then on september 4 , then on september 21. finally, on october 7 , the meeting was held, but it was not attended. to support any issue, respectively, the commission also did not make any decision in those protective cases when the members of the pec meet in the right composition. they still sabotage the work of the commission, says the deputy chairman of the lviv regional tvc, oleksandr black, people came but just sat and accordingly led the heads without explaining their reasons and it is unacceptable when tens of thousands of voters in lviv oblast do not have this representation in the lviv oblast council, and the reason for this is the conspiracy of certain political forces and their representatives in the lviv oblast election commission. we received data on the attendance of meetings of each member of the tvc. here we see representatives of little-known parties such as the solidarity of women of ukraine, the party of local communities and even the gypsy party of ukraine, as well as quite popular , the most disciplined home

he will be sentenced on july the 21st— july the 21st. daniel will be reporting _ july the 21st. on _ july the 21st. daniel will be reporting on it _ july the 21st. daniel will be reporting on it through - july the 21st. daniel will be reporting on it through the j july the 21st. daniel will be - reporting on it through the day. a summit of g7 leaders has got underway injapan, with a statement pledging tough new sanctions against russia over its invasion of ukraine. the statement came as the leaders of the world's leading industrialised nations gathered for a family photo at the peace memorial park in hiroshima, the first city levelled by a us atomic bomb in the second world war. they're expected to be joined there over the weekend by ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky. the statement says the new sanctions will "starve russia of g7 technology, industrial equipment and services that support its war machine". and the measures will restrict the export of items "critical to russia on the battlefield". the new sanctions are expected to target individuals and entities across europe

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here is julie banderas. hello, julie. >> thank you, guys. happy memorial day weekend to you all. fox news alert we begin with in 2020, now president biden ran his campaign from the basement. so far, looks like he'll still be sticking close to his home, this time around as well. critics dub it his rose garden campaign. this is the faulkner focus. i am in for harris today. so far no splashy events or speeches since the president announced his re-election bid one month ago and one day ago. his rivals on both sides meantime of the aisle already making moves. the president's low profile may be not hitting with voters. a new fox poll shows only 33% see the commander in chief as a strong leader. our own karl rove says it will be tough to change minds. >> this guy is in real trouble and do we think he is going to get better, people will see him as a stronger leader? only if there's an international or national crisis in which he acts in a way that goes against the type we developed in our minds of him over the last two and a half, three years. i don't see it happening. >> the president g

meeting, i had a sick child, i was there, i reported about it , that is, since july 11. last year, you had good reasons, yes. about the illness, the chairman was informed about it in the hearing of the people in the lviv regional tec, there are also two persistent truants, ivan iskiv and maria bulka, the latter is also the secretary of the territorial election commission, and she also has reasons for not attending meetings. no, i did not count how many of you did not attend for valid reasons, which was not the case, i have a problem with my leg, you come just to avoid coming , the work of the commission is being blocked and i wonder if this is an independent decision of the members not to go to the commission, are these good reasons, or is it possible from someone? they received such an instruction not to attend the meeting. yes, no , one, two, three, five , go for a walk, what a car. i'll feel good. of truants, he never showed a single certificate of illness, and all these so-called good reasons are just excuses with which the work of the commission has been interrupted

may to the lowest level in nearly two years while prime minister sanchez calls a snap election for julyfter his party suffers regional losses. >> this was a reach and the direction of vote goes further. >>> the debt ceiling deal faces a test in the committee today after the resistance from hard-right republicans, but president biden is confident the bill will pass . >> there is no reason it won't get done by the 5th. we'll see. >>> the u.s. dollar index hits a two-month high as investors await the wall street reaction to the debt deal struck over the holiday weekend. >>> the japanese yen regain ground with the ministry of mac finance announces an emergency meeting in a half hour >>> very warm welcome to "street signs. we'll kickoff with spain a lot going in the last 48 hours. consumer prices jumped 3.2% for the year in may. the lowest level in two years. that is less than expected and well down on the 4.1% reading from april core inflation jumped 6.1% on the year that was below the april reading. mean meanwhile, spanish retail sales rose and excluding inflation, that is well down on the

july, it would seem.would seem.— the greeks go to the polls probably in july, it would seem. do you thank ou will in july, it would seem. do you thank you will basically _ in july, it would seem. do you thank you will basically tried _ in july, it would seem. do you thank you will basically tried not _ in july, it would seem. do you thank you will basically tried not to - in july, it would seem. do you thank you will basically tried not to form . you will basically tried not to form a coalition and try to go for this second election to try to consolidate his support, do you? well, listening to the analysts here in greece tonight, they say if you look at it from prime minister mitsotakis's point of view, he's got real momentum, a 20 percentage difference between him and the party that's coming second. and with that momentum can he can move forward. what is the incentive for him to go into a coalition government where he will be constrained, of course, with all coalition politics. you have to put in his cab

1 from july 3 after stalin's speech, which became a kind of catalyst, because one thing is an order another thing is the word of a leader. and stalin's appeal, in fact, before receiving any instructions from the party bodies in pinsk, the first detachment leader vasily ivanovich korzh was formed, he was called a partisan of the first hour of the war and 1.119 days. he spent behind enemy lines. this is a record. in june 1941 , vasily korzh worked in the regional party committee in pinsk among his colleagues. vera horuzaya together with her they begin to form a detachment for the partisan underground struggle. initially in it included several dozen people forming a detachment. komarova is an operational pseudonym. korzha took place in the building where today the first music school of pinsk is located. korzh, who was already over 40, an experienced military man , a member of the partisan resistance in western belarus, an employee of the nkvd during the civil war in spain, led an international detachment. he knew how he was built for sabotage and reconnaissance work, he understood how

also from july 1 is obliged to apply the tax on professional income directly to artisans. in the current year , pays the fee no later than the first day of each month of the implementation of its activities. well, if for some reason the payer wants to continue paying the monthly fee. now it is 6 rubles. for artisans and 37 for the owners of the chest, then he needs to obtain the appropriate permission from the executive committee of the local authority. when making a decision, it will mainly take into account those crafts that are associated with national and cultural traditions from the production of unique belarusian products . to obtain such a decision, permission must be applied to the district administration for local registrations. instead of registration , each district administration created a commission from among specialists , representatives of the board of culture entered there in order to so maybe something really folk art, because we want the crafts collection to still retain the right to receive those artisans who create, well, preserve belarusian folk tradi

good evening, everyone i'm alex savage, julie julie haener. it happened just after two o'clock this afternoon in the westbound lanes of interstate 5 80 in oakland, near the keller avenue exit live coverage now from ktvu s amberleigh with new details we've learned in just the past our amber. ch pieces. someone in this white ford escape may have fired a shot at a silver dodge ram towing a car on interstate 5 80 westbound near the killer avenue exit in oakland, the two vehicles crashed. investigators say the incident happened around 2 15 thursday afternoon and a chp unit on patrol spotted the crash scene. pieces officers found a gun in the bushes nearby, scary it's really scary. i. i'm even scared to drive on the freeway. at times. the incident caused a massive backup as the white suv blocked the two right lanes as investigators looked for evidence to people out of that incident were detained for questioning. one firearm was located. a man and a woman from the white suv were detained. investigators have not yet said what led up to the road rage i

on july 21, 23, the enemy launched bombing strikes that have not yet been restored. infrastructure.practically no power supply. it is so necessary for the work, but the enterprise began to recover from the first days of the release of non-standard solutions, many electric trains were sent from the central regions of russia to the republic at the request of the belarusian government. from them at the enterprise, the surviving building was stretched temporary cable lines.

but i believe that journalist including did was to july july they should be free. i believe that we should be able to do our job, right, because we don't free press. we don't john mean, you know, you don't have democracy. you have dictators who stand for long. and i am an advocate of the free press around the world in africa. the european, russia, and even the u. s. and you don't, i believe that every continue to do our job. if we can't interesting the truth, who'd be able to have more peace and even, and the war in you can. and i don't have an opinion on what you actually did, not issue the freight and be free to do the job any way to find them. so indeed, simon, a table chief whitehouse correspondence. today news africa, thanks very much for sharing your thoughts for those hits down arte. thank you for having that's all for now to be shows checkouts r c dot com for the latest breaking news. unknown dates myself or maybe to scott, se nikia are and will be here in the hot seats in 30 minutes. thanks for watching. ah ah. with i am rick sanchez and i'm here to play w

i reported it, that is, from july 11.ar , you had good reasons. among the people in the lviv regional tvc, there are also two persistent truants: ivan iskiv and maria bulka, the latter is also the secretary of the territorial election commission, and she also has reasons for not attending meetings why did you attend only two meetings of the tvc in the last year? no, i didn't count how many times i was, well, you had a lot of absences , you didn't attend for good reasons, and now i didn't have a problem with my leg, well , you come just to avoid coming, there are commissions and i wonder if it is an independent decision of the members of the commission not to go, are there good reasons, or is it possible from someone? they received such an instruction not to attend the meeting and the instructions of the men. i will definitely come. and the deputy chairman of the tvc oleksandr chrony himself says that none of the truants have ever shown a single certificate of illness, and all these so-called good reasons are just excuses

it— are planned forjune and again in july if the — are planned forjune and again in july.rthern iretand _ negotiate. and at home in northern iretand our— negotiate. and at home in northern ireland our members are continuing to fight— ireland our members are continuing to fight for— ireland our members are continuing to fight for safe staffing, patient care and — to fight for safe staffing, patient care and fair pay and perhaps the most _ care and fair pay and perhaps the most difficult of circumstances imaginable. this is the second congress _ imaginable. this is the second congress in a row and the fourth in six years— congress in a row and the fourth in six years where we are forced to highlight— six years where we are forced to highlight the absence of the assembly and the executive. what a terrible _ assembly and the executive. what a terrible lack of political leadership and accountability. applause rcn members have made great strides in promoting safe nurse staffing, and that — in promoting safe nurse staffing, and that has been shamefully suspended. the system in no

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i'm mike mibach, julie julie haener, the district and the teachers. union came to a tentative agreement early this morning. it includes a 15% pay raise a 10% retroactive raise $5000.01 time bonus. they also agreed on bringing in more teacher librarians, counselors and nurses as well as common good resources for students and their families. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from oakland with the relief some families are feeling over this agreement, janna julian mike. tonight i was over at the african american honor roll ceremony. many of the families were very relieved because they were worried that the strike might have canceled some of these year end events. but there's still a little bit of unease. this tentative agreement needs to be approved by the teachers union, and there is still some conflicting feelings over both the strike and what comes next. you drums laid out the beat as the 22nd annual african american honor roll prepared to nur 1960 middle and high school scholars and their families monday night at the acts full gospel church. kind

by july 1st of 2025, about $16 more and then a little more. they say the increase will help with issues like replacing old infrastructure but would also help with wildfire reduction efforts with insulation and to replenish reserves for future emergencies. marin water is holding a meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. to discuss this proposal. they're encouraging customers to join the meeting and participate. if you want to share your thoughts on the possible rate changes, you can by joining on zoom or you can call in or show up in person at this address. we did try to reach out to marin county to get some comments, but we haven't heard back. we'll be tracking what happened at this meeting and have more details in our later newscast. >> thank you. >>> well, a deadly overnight crash in the east bay, and a sobering update from police. all new details of the investigation ahead in our midday newscast. >>> plus, a plea from the cia to russians. scott mcgrew has more on the advertisement and what it is asking for as the conflict in ukraine continues. >>> plu

the july heat goes to the european part of russia while warming is extremely selective in the central regions and in the north the temperature is noticeably higher than in the resort south. why is this happening and when the situation will change and how long to wait for the opening of the bathing season in the black sea time for weather news on the russia 24 channel and i am evgeny tishkovets, presenter focus center specialist, hello , the july heat will come to the european part of the country ahead of time, warming in the region. it started at the end of last week. the sun came out and the air began to warm up quickly already on monday in st. petersburg. the thermometer showed plus 23 in murmansk, about plus 22, it was even warmer in the south in rostov-on-don, plus 25, and in volgograd , plus 24, moscow's numbers pale against this background , only plus 20, however. and this is much higher than the climatic norm in mid-may, and where there is abnormal overheating, there are extreme weather. a phenomenon in the moscow region, for example , against the background of summer temperatu

the fighters of the partisan detachment formed in early july in the mozyr area managed to get into the deep rear of the enemy and almost get close to the location of the headquarters of the german army, hiding, they began to conduct surveillance. the picture before them appeared clearly far from the military situation; the nazis drank, tossed believe bottles of wine, yelled songs. in general , they celebrated something, but, most likely, they celebrated an easy victory over the russians and their swift advance. it turned out from the report of the secretary of the gomel regional committee of the kozhar party, and the partisan detachment of the gomel region, information for july 41, a total of 58 partisan groups were created , the largest number of five groups in the zhlobin loevsky rechitsa chechersk districts, the total number of partisans, 1779 . in the name of the secretary. in which party of belarus is there a lot of united in the headquarters of kalininsky frontal group of the central committee have come down to us, a unique evidence of how the nationwide struggle of the forty-fir

he was supposed to join the lviv regional council, my powers should begin with the replacement in julycandidate deputies, the deputies in them, these powers should begin in september in january of the 23rd year . that is , it should be the beginning of the powers of each deputy at different times, but the powers of yaroslav are still in limbo , he already not a candidate and still not a deputy of the lviv regional council, all because of the members of the territorial election commission who decided simply not to come to the meeting for july 100 , then the first meeting was called there, which unfortunately took place due to a lack of illness on july 22 there was a second attempt, then 4, then on september 21, finally, on october 7, the meeting was held, but there was no support for any issue, accordingly, the commission also did not make any decision in rare cases when the members of the pec meet in the right composition . they still sabotage the work of the commission, says the deputy chairman oleksandr the black people of the lviv regional tvc came but just sat and accordingly ruled

in july battles took place at cabin creek and honey springs. all right, which you can see that choctaw nation map here and that. some of where some of the enlistments have been taking place and if we go to the battle right, here we go. you can see the battles at cabin creek and honey springs. these also may have affected choctaw enlistment numbers cabin creek was located along, texas road and important supply route for moving military supplies from fort scott, kansas to indian territory and the battle consisted of a series of skirmishes as stanwady's forces attempted to capture federal supplies. the confederates eventually failed and weighty blamed the defeat on his lack of canon. more remarkable is the diversity of forces present troops from, colorado, wisconsin and kansas the indian home guards confederate indian troops, texas partisans and the first kansas colored volunteers all clashed on the battlefield. private christopher kimball of the ninth, kansas calvary described the federal forces attempting the crossing major foreman assumed comma

in spain, losses of pre-3% on the news of a surprise election bid in july after the ruling. euro-dollar 1.0 seven. there is money moving into german debt, benchmark 10 year 2.4 two, lowered by 11 basis points. let's get to the politics of d.c. president biden and kevin mccarthy confident that their agreement will pass congress. others echoed that sentiment and waiting on the deal's impact on u.s. and global markets. >> everything i am seeing come out of this negotiation gives me optimism and thankfulness that we will get past this. >> zeek huncho is over. there is a 100% chance this passes week. we are done with this for the time >> being. >>it is not perfect, but no deal ever is. democrats should be satisfied. >> global financial markets and economic watchers will be reading a sigh of relief. >> when the u.s. market reopens on tuesday, there will be a bit of uncertainty about whether this passes congress. that will hold the market back. >> it will be a positive development. tom: there we go. the clown show is over. joe mathieu joins us. what was in this deal? joe: it raises

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach new at 11.avid city council cleared its initial agenda for its council meeting tonight, instead dedicating the mee

._ due in court in july.ue in court in july. thank you for taking us through all _ due in court in july. thank you for taking us through all of _ due in court in july. thank you for taking us through all of that. - due in court in july. thank you for. taking us through all of that. well, around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. at the food bank, they start queueing two hours before it opens. this is food that is in short supply at a high demand. it’s this is food that is in short supply at a high demand.— at a high demand. it's really bad. this is the _ at a high demand. it's really bad. this is the warehouse _ at a high demand. it's really bad. this is the warehouse where - at a high demand. it's really bad. | this is the warehouse where much at a high demand. it's really bad. - this is the warehouse where much of that food comes from. fridges are virtually empty. shelves are bare. it's really desperate. every week we are thinking, is this the week that we are going to have to shut the

above normal in early may and more in line with mid-july at this time of year.such a heat covers the south, the urals and western siberia once again in 11-12 years, but in the north-west of european russia and in such weather one can only dream of these shots. the other day, landscapes were made in the vicinity of st . in the following days. cold air from the waters of the barents sea will continue to spread across the russian plain, and if on friday the frost zone covered only the north and northwest of europe. in russia, too, by the beginning of the new week, the night moro will have already captured almost the entire middle zone of the region up to the northern regions of the black earth region, this invasion will have an impact on weather processes in other parts of russia, in particular in the burning trans-urals and western siberia. the fact is that cold air is very heavy in as a result , atmospheric pressure will rise rapidly and the anticyclone will increase again in the region. will block the road from the atlantic cycle, and they will carry their rain

at least for the period july through september.umers to see a more competitive market going forward, switching, getting the best deal they can, will that return? it best deal they can, will that return? , , return? it is interesting because _ return? it is interesting because to _ return? it is interesting because to all - return? it is interesting because to all intents l return? it is interesting i because to all intents and purposes the competitive market has been largely suspended for the last six to nine months. while the expectation is that suppliers will start to offer competitive tariffs, fixed term tariffs, it isn't certain of that and people will have to wait and see how suppliers respond to this sharp drop in the cap and what it means for the cap and what it means for the kind of tariffs they offer. 0k. all of this will be revealed later today. dr craig lowrey, thank you, from cornwall insight. let's stay in the uk — because the british car industry is about to get a much—needed boost. the bbc understands that jaguar lan

zelensky, the president of ukraine is planning exactly this peace formula in july, first of all, do younsider this to be beneficial , how far is it possible that the role of ukraine and the authority of ukraine allow the ukrainian president to make such planetary coincidences ? yes, and secondly, it is very important whether at this meeting, such questions may arise for the planet earth, for example, the reform of the un may not be carried out, or perhaps there may be some dotted line drawn where we must move as re-reorganize the global security situation so that it becomes truly safe. such planetary issues can arise on na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na ukraine, but there is brazil and india, the republic of indonesia, the republic of korea, vietnam, even the comoro islands, the islands of kumka. well, it’s just that the head of this country is respectively in the african union and in the group of the pacific forum of the pacific islands, that is, there is more

compared to donald trump >> thank you, julie.ulie norman associate professor of politics from university college london >>> i want to bring you flashes from the german finance minister on the gdp print revised down 0.3% this year. weak economics is a dynamic for politicians and he is focusing on the numbers that are coming out. those are the remarks that the german finance minister has given. leaving you with a snapshot of european markets which are in the red. i'm joumanna bercetche >> i'm arabile gumede. "worldwide exchange" is up next. stay tuned it's hard to run a business on your own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, you can have everything you need to streamline your shipping, returns, and product storage, so you can focus on growing your business. because when we work together, the future is bright. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions at finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. and this is ready to go online. any questions? -yeah, i got one. how about t

it's july 17th.t's next what are the prospects for this transaction, or maybe, by the way, it could be terminated ahead of schedule and from what? on what factors does it depend? well, you know, i spoke now about the extent to which these agreements were signed in terms of the black sea initiative 120 days of another period of 120 days, just ends on july 17th. and if one of the parties does not agree with the probation, it will not happen. and i bring to the fact that if we make a decision, this decision should correspond to the long-term real interests of the russian federation, if it does not, then why is such participation in such agreements necessary? we are closely monitoring how everything is done. i will repeat already distortions. there are distortions, we pay attention to it. and we, of course, believe that one cannot exist without the other, that is, it cannot be that e went well, the black sea initiative even in one of its parts even without e, supplies of ammonia and not a word. e. the im

i myself remember well, that hot july day, july 14 , 1999, when you were beaten by the first four tsykas of the azerbaijani party and that you were then a very young man. he was 46 years old. yes indeed this code. for me it was very significant. i worked my former job and was very pleased you know. call the general i received i from the early years of my activity always differed from my performance conscientiousness of consciousness with intellect and so on, so i was very well, as they say, consistently put forward beyond my age, do you understand? i remember when, back in 1945, i became the head of one division. e. state security agencies, having the rank of lieutenant , were subordinate to you. major lieutenant colonels are something of an exceptional phenomenon very difficult. i knew about it. i know that at the beginning of the year 1969 there is such a search for a candidate. well, then suddenly, it means calmly andropov called me the ussr and he was introduced to the kgb. i flew to moscow and called him. he says, this is where we finally exchanged. which i can't. he didn't convince

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please report the data on the ninth of july.ayan direction, the germans cut through the defenses of the sixth guards army of chistyakov and advanced 30 km, heavy battles are going on in the second line of defense. katukov's tank army took the brunt. such is the situation on the ninth of july, but is it easier for us comparatively? we all expected a more powerful strike on the sector of the central front. they're putin's and yet? war to everyone it seems to the general that the main blow falls on him. moscow hello, i'm listening, how are you? we believe that the enemy is running out of steam. a regrouping of its units was discovered in the area of ​​\u200b\u200ba warm lantern 2 over the breakthrough, the enemy has no strength, apparently, he will go over to defensive actions. isn't it time for rokossovsky to step on your opinion. i think it's time to bring in the troops of the bryansk and western fronts. as envisaged by the kutuzov plan, without these strikes , a successful counteroffensive by rokossovsky is impossible. i think n

i'm mike mibach julie julie haener warriors head coach steve kerr says. getting a win tonight will depend on how well his team does with adjustments. we have live team coverage leading up the game to ktvu jason appelbaum on the hardwood and chase center, but we begin with jana katsuyama and janet doors open not too long ago in the crowd, starting to filter in certainly did. the doors opened just a half an hour ago at 4. 30. people are still coming in. but let me tell you, we haven't seen quite a few lakers jerseys today for this game. take a look over here. one of the first stops that people make is over here at this wall with the pictures up of some of the players, of course, that gold blooded theme that they have here at chase center for the warriors, a lot of people so excited and hoping that they can pull out this game to after that real heartbreaker that we saw for game one. but we've been talking to fans and we want to introduce you to one very special super fan named jake z. kastner from san mateo, right, 19 years old and tell me a little bit about

so now later in, in the you are in fact me d r in july. when used any holes that se, or saw miss benito are also going to be talking about that. the foreign ministers here really the lead, the wrong walk for that big summit in july. because remember, india is not only the su shed, but india is also, it holds the g 20 presidency, the c r and the full. 7 that for that final summit which will take place in september, it is very, very crucial for india. i've that the countries come to a consensus and for that these meetings have also been very, very important and very, very crucial. that's a rep on the our thanks for tuning in for the latest freaking news cut over to archie. com and be sure to follow us on rumble. odyssey jobs and also 2 media platforms for more content to back at the top of the hour, the north, each to search as well. so the right to see the comfortable and what was the other one that's good this is this a boost of scenes doing a lot of good movies. so i see it was the the show some member who do you good. i need some even wh

it's interesting to see they're pricing in a 60% chance of cuts in july. that's really early and not what they said yesterday. >> liesman, there's this idea -- you heard it too -- that the fed just doesn't get it. when powell himself uses the words of the banking system being sound and resilient and then not two hours later we're watching pacwest shares down 50%, you're like what are they looking at >> yeah. i don't know what they're looking at, scott. what i know is my idea that the fed should have held yesterday was based upon thinking maybe they had concern about what was going on in the regional banks you look at how the regional banks reacted to the rate hike yesterday. you can see it fell out of bed and then it woke up to the idea when powell said no cuts this year it just continued to go. i thought that the fed would care more about bank equity. i know it doesn't care that much about equity in general and doesn't want you to think there's a putout there when it comes to the banking stocks, i have to think the fed has more concern really where we're