julie. >> julie: thank you very much. we appreciate it. meantime three days and counting. power panel joins us now. we have gianno caldwell and leslie marshall. great to see you both. gianno i read the "wall street journal" headline haley/desantis food fight. that is spot on. that strategy continues to work while nikki haley has moved past florida governor ron desantis she remains behind former president trump at 54%, she is 20. desantis trailing at 13. that begs the question how make or break are these caucuses especially for desantis? if desantis doesn't come out with a win here, he is pretty much out of the race. >> well, i think the same could be argued for either one of them. it will be donald trump's caucus and less than a slam dunk for him you will have the ability by the other two candidates to question if he is really the frontrunner. as we know and my old buddy used to say, polls don't vote. it is currently 17 degrees. out of this 1600 caucus sites we'll see on monday there will be people who don't show up and i know donald trump is hoping that all his people com

4th or the proximity july 4th.ate officers and men captured, for lack of a better word, an ice cream truck, a wagon of ice cream and a confederate soldier explains what can only be to me brain freeze. 't call it brain freeze, but he says he he dove into this ice cream so quickly his mind hurt and had a headache. h's 7pdescribing brain freeze right. so they get distracted by these union supply convoys. william b franklin was a union general who was responding to thth. he got captured by confederate soldiers who got distracted by the spoils of war. and so franklin escaped in the middle of the nigh for them to fall asleep and he was out. and so they did not accomplish nearly as what they wanted to. but they get near baltimore and then they realize it's a bridge too far right. i'm sorry. they get caught. they get caught. yeah. yeah. the idea is to link back up in washington. yeah. so what to the money early. got. yeah. good question. it doesn't go to the nf happened to the money. right. the question was what happened i

july 19, 1864. lou wallace wanted a monument dedicated on the battlefield, wanted to be a stone obelisk. and one of the inscription to say, these men died to save the capital and. they did save it. monuments not there. but i think the testament is there. and my last concluding remarks i'm going to give to a guy named isaac bradwell who fought in the 31st georgia, one of the last surviving veterans of the battle doesn't die well until the 20th century. and he advocate cuts from an to be turned into a national park. he lives long enough to see the monocacy national battlefield park created in 1933. right. so he says by all means, let the government make this place a memorial park. okay, so that is a conclusion. thanks for your time. and i think we've got time for questions. so we're going to have a microphone and then i'll take the questions questions. can you talk a bit about what happened? the early cavalry since they weren't there? sure. so the question was about earley's calvary and his calvary is

july 19, 1941 . first.rom the date of publication of this order, a jewish district is being created in minsk, where exclusively jews will live. second, within five days from the publication of this order, the entire jewish population of the city of minsk is obliged to move to the area allocated for their residence. there was an order to move all jews to the territory of the minsk ghetto. it was 15 km of living space. the minsk geto consisted of such wooden houses, well, all private houses, which means that mostly jews lived in them, they were engaged in handicrafts. and when they moved in there 100-140,000 people, then 7, 10, 12 people lived in each room. if you do the math, that's it. it turned out to be about 1.5 m per person. according to the order. field commandant , actually three camps were formed on the territory of minsk. the boundaries of the large ghetto began from the collective farm lane along the line of the street of the same name and ran along nemikskaya. the bulk of the prisoners, approximat

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hello again everyone. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach.lara county libraries will be used for people looking to warm up ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in san jose with a closer look at how some are preparing for the cold overnight weather here. lamonica mike

on july 21st, 1861, actually crossed this bridge to do. so they all crossed above and and came onto the field from other directions for much of the day. in fact, the federal troops abided the rumor or supposition that someone had mined the bridge, and for some reason the yankees couldn't convince anyone to go on to the bridge to, see whether or not that was true. and so nobody crossed. so no. of the union troops that far so fought so famously on matthews hill on henry hill this the size of combat that had the attention of the world on this sunday. i actually got there by crossing the stone and yet the stone bridge which is shown here in march of 1862, after been destroyed by the confederates, blown up by the confederates when they abandoned the area. and yet this place is iconic for some visitors. it's only specific place on the manassas battlefield that. they've heard about or seen in pictures or perhaps in a war game or watch, says james reed and his wife across the bridge and north south in 1984 and the mini series, it's often the only

on july 10, manstein launched a new attack in the southern part of the kursk bulge. here, near the village of prokhorovka, there was a huge field where german tanks received more room for maneuver. the germans pulled all their reserves here, about 400 combat vehicles from selected ss tank divisions. to meet this armada, vatutin sent rotmestrov’s fifth tank army and part of the reserves armies, which included about 800 tanks, most of which were t-34s. it was assumed that in open areas the maneuverability of soviet vehicles would give them a great advantage. here the task that was assigned to rotnistroy was to meet the enemy and beat him armor to armor. rounding it, soviet tanks lined up behind each other and were forced to attack german positions in small groups of several waves. crowded tank groups could become a convenient target for german guns. vatutin knew about this, but the blow i didn’t cancel. on the morning of july 12, soviet tanks moved. forward, the fifth guards tank army had to pass through several narrow corridors in view of these obstacles crossing the

wagner in order to prevent, dahlgren wrote on july 25th. the firing at ft. wagner was soon silenced. in the course of the morning the new battery was partially armed. captain tucker's water and remained active, chicora and palmetto state alternated at night, sailors also shifted manpower of artillery and supplies into and out of sumpter and wagner. beauregard apprectethe support writing sailors strengthened our means of defense. at beaurerd request, tucker crsed torpedo and boat operations. in early august lieutenant alexander whirley let soldiers and sailors fr uth carolina clearing u.s. troops. on august 8th the blockade runner captured a uss picket boat. on august 16th a net of torpedoes was released down the river. destroying a small boat from the uss pawnee. another torpedo was released off morris island two days later. the recently completed torpedo boat towards launched against the uss new ironside but it maneuvered out of the way. the case of ironclad charleston joined in tucker. one of the most preventable ironclads. also was the submersible hl hunt

on july 23, 1942, german troops captured rostov-on-don.ehrmacht received orders to begin operation edelweiss. the main blow was delivered in the direction of the formidable one. grozny, they had a very clear plan to capture the main cities that controlled this territory, their final blow was formidable, in order to then leave in baku, thanks to such offensive actions, they managed to basically reach key lines, they took a mozdok, that’s what i would pay attention to, this is, in principle , an oil-bearing area, they were stopped at malgabek, that’s where this line was further, which they...could not. velhelmlist ordered his troops to break through the mountains of the north caucasus, capture the city of sukume and encircle the entire black sea group of soviet troops. the shortest route to the sea lay through klukhorsky, morukhsky and sancharsky passes. at an altitude of over 3.00 m, the bedrock slopes were covered with snow and ice all year round. the soviet command believed. bet was an impregnable barrier and paid practically no attention

july 1941, hitler's headquarters, wolf's lair, east prussia. right here, at 16 july, an extremely important meeting of the leaders of the reich took place. to what extent does the minutes of the meeting indicate the goals of the war against the soviet union. the arsenal of means of genocide includes punitive operations with the destruction of populated areas, as a rule, along with people, and theft into slavery. one of the means of mass extermination of the population was concentration camps. on the occupied belarusian territory. fascist invaders and their accomplices. in the first 12 days, the nazis shot more than 10 thousand people in the blackbirds, about 2 thousand died due to heat, hunger, and the outbreak of an epidemic. so the nazis began to implement plans regarding the local population, prisoners of war, whom hitler ordered. do not treat front-line soldiers as soldiers and destroy them mercilessly. to avoid an epidemic, the camp in drozdy began to be disbanded, the jews were transferred to prison, the residents of minsk, after registra

in july.ng siege, german-romanian troops took sevastopol and occupied the entire crimea. soon after this, the fuhrer divided army group south into two powerful factions. one of them, army group b, was ordered to capture stalingrad and cut off the supply of the soviet armies along the volga, another army group a, break through the caucasus mountains and take baku. the operation was called edelweiss. the german command intended to bypass the main caucasian ridge and encircle the soviet troops, delivering two crushing blows from the west and east. the point was that they wanted to enter, firstly, the oil-producing regions, this is the north caucasus, this is baku, baku and grozny. then they wanted to take the coast of the northern caucasus, especially such important ones. eternal terrain, with the actions of rebel groups, that is, relatively speaking, a specialist in such balkan operations, balkanization, well , the balkans are mountains, the caucasus mountains, that means velgel mlyst, especiall

i'm julie julie haener, and i'm mike mibach, president biden also won the democratic primary. >> buth of the focus tonight on the gop. here is a look at the latest results. 91% of the vote is in, and 55% of the electorate voting for donald trump. nikki haley trailing with 43% of the vote. our political reporter greg lee joins us now in studio with more on tonight's primary. greg, another win for the former president. >> yeah. mike. good evening, mr. trump. squashing the hopes nikki d to use her appeal with independents to pull an upset in new hampshire. as those vote totals continue to come in, her campaign will pay attention to trump's margin of victory as she looks for a path to stay in this race. >> we had one #### of a night tonight. >> former president donald trump cruised to victory over nikki haley in new hampshire's first in the nation primary. no republican has won both iowa and new hampshire and failed to be the party's nominee. trump, setting his sights on the general election. >> we're going to have the greatest election success. we're going to turn our country around . >

, so julie, thank you so much for all your efforts. i also want to acknowledge vice president carrion and board member brookter here and all the members of the sheriff oversight commission. i appreciate your decision to select me as the first inaugural inspector general of san francisco. i also want to acknowledge paul henderson. paul-i have known paul for a long time and i tell you something, he is as sharp a lawyer as you will find anywhere in california and the united states and someone that when i went over to the offices where the inspector general will be located, i had a opportunity to spend some time going over some of the preparations that have been done for my office by paul and marshal and it is just been a tremendous amount of work that they've done in order to t us up to get ready to do the work we need to do, so paul, i really appreciate your work and i look forward working with you. [applause] i too was to acknowledge supervisor shamann walton, because he was the person that created the legislation that created the offic

maybe julie's., i wake up and i love her more and more each day, just like i did when she was here. you know, i have gotten to that point sometimes, when i look at a picture and i smile and i'm so glad for that because, for 23 years, nothing made me smile more than my daughter. >> hello, i am andrea canning, and this is dateline. >> she was young, worked hard and loved adventure. one moment, she had her whole life in front of her, the next -- >> it's a gun at your neck. >> abducted by strangers.

on july 5, german tank columns moved forward. so the largest battle of world war ii began. was to be the decisive battle for the war. in the sense that it was determined whether germany would retain the strategic initiative or lose it. the battle of kursk lasted 49 days, more than 2 million soldiers and about 6,000 tanks took part in it on both sides. this has never happened in the history of wars. these are terrible pictures, smoke, roar, hell, from exploding iron, armor, armor melted, like the red army. it was possible to defeat the elite german divisions, why near kursk, hitler finally lost the war, why didn’t even the latest tanks and planes help him? in early 1942, at the battle of moscow, nazi german troops suffered their first serious defeat in world war ii. the germans came close to the soviet capital, but were unable to take it. thanks to reserves that arrived in time, the red army launched a powerful counterattack. and drove the wehrmacht back from moscow, the blitzkrieg plan failed. at this time, german engineers were hastily developing a new formidable weapon, a

heavy rains prevented the positioning of shaw batteries postponing the attack to july 18. the confederates added a minefield to disrupt a charge. it was another opportunity to demonstrate u.s. cooperative capabilities. all through july 18th, field artillery and iron clouds bombarded wagner, uss new ironsides. lieutenant belknap observed how bursting shells, quote, threw up clouds of sand the uss catskill was typical of the monitors that day, firing 124 heavy shells into wagner, while new ironside. fired 805 confederate counter battery fire, quote, concentrated upon the iron sides with furious force. sailors observed activity hinting an imminent assault uss in the hands of a hunter concluded quote something important was afoot as regiments of troops could be seen formed on and near the confederate defenders having intercepted messages from gilmore asking general strong about a supporting column and advising naval officers that, quote, an attack is ordered at dusk. these soldiers were brigadier general truman seymour's division. as twilight faded, they advanced e lead brigad

on july 26, 200 families and 1,240 people were evacuated.he 322nd police battalion really gave all its strength to fight the defenseless. new eyewitness testimony, new facts of the nazis’ bloody massacre of civilians residents during the first days of the invasion. border region, brest region, recalls vasiuk anna. and the whole village began to burn, maybe 40 huts burned , and the baby was born two weeks ago, right around the corner, that little baby and mother were shot at the doorstep, their roses were only told to be buried here, they weren’t taken to the cemetery anywhere, they didn’t immediately coluhativ, so they buried me in the cities , i was then... 11 and 12 years old, my father took us to the forest for the night, we were not far away, there was such a ditch, but it was dry, there was no water , and there was such a great, great meadow, and there father, having cut out the little bits, so that we were sitting there in this luzyakov, so that it was not visible anywhere, but there were five children in us, the youngest was in the we

. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. tonight the warriors and their fans paying tribute to dejan milojevic. the latest assistant coach who died of a heart attack last week. ktvu janet katsuyama was at tonight's game and has more from the touching ceremony. we dedicate this game to his memory . >> the big smile of warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic, known as coach deki, appeared on the big screen at chase center, a beautiful but painful reminder of the man who meant so much to this team. instead of a moment of silence, coach steve kerr asked the crowd to show their love by cheering for deki. an ovation that he can hear up in heaven. >> thank you. >> the fans ovation filling chase center a warm, loving show of support for the warriors and deckys family, his wife and two children there behind the bench where he spent so many years coaching over his chair, a white rose and black and white t-shirt with one word brought out the serbian word for brother, a terms of endearment that he often used. >> that is something that

in july 1944. the installation coincided with the 25th anniversary of victory de dolomites pedestal, used to bear and explanatory pluck in this area the leningrad front forces on july the 25th and 26th, across the river, broke through with the nazi defenses and liberated the city of nova in the summer of 2022. as soon as government adopted a decision to demolish every survey of ammonia, month and memorial on the republic, soil the russian, which those decisions were made and implemented. village don't. paranoia despite repeated protests from the nova city mann's office. on july, the 16th 2022, the monument was demolished, and the tank moved to a war museum in vmc. the tank was not removed from the legally, nor even by a government decision, but based on the police protocol governing the disposal of moveable property. in other words, the government didn't just initiate an active vandalism, but also appropriated with new legal basis of the people's prophecy. before conducting a special operation to m

i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> mr. trump blowing past his competition amid frigid temperatures, ballots still being counted. but at this point, donald trump finishing the night with 51% of the republican votes. florida governor ron desantis finishing a distant second, and former un ambassador nikki haley placed third. our political reporter greg lee joins us now. and greg, an historic win for the former president. >> yeah, julie. good evening. you said it. mr. trump takes his first step towards becoming the republican nominee. he spent far less time and money than his opponents in iowa. but his victory showing his hold on the party despite his legal issues. all this while the fight to be the best alternative to the former president continues. we want to thank the great people of iowa. >> thank you. we love you all. >> former president donald trump notching an historic win at the iowa caucuses, the first time votes have been cast in the republican nominating contest. fox news and the ap calling the state for trump just

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. that shooting happened at about 130 this afternoon in an industrial area of union city at pacific and dow avenue, near alvarado-niles road, while the deputy was serving an eviction, ketv news amber lee is live tonight in union city, where a search is underway and a swat team is now surrounding a building. amber that's right. >> julie. police have now been here for more than eight hours. they described their search as being slow and methodical. they tell me they've searched a number of buildings in the area, in addition to the building where the shooting took place. around 815 wednesday night, we heard police use percussion grenades outside a building on dow avenue during their search for a suspect who shot and critically injured an alameda county sheriff's deputy. he was serving an eviction. the massive police response started around 130 in the afternoon in an industrial part of union city. >> everyone was just like panicking, the swat came in, police officials say the deputy was rush

i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> five victims were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. o of them later died. police say those shots were fired at 230 in the morning. right there at the corner of hyde and turk. ktvu zac sos joins us live tonight from san francisco police headquarters with the very latest developments. zach, good evening. good evening mike. >> and so far, no arrests. the shooting marking the third homicide in the city so far this year. and those i spoke to who live in the tenderloin saying the violence nothing new. and they feel they continue to be overlooked by city leaders. >> honestly, it does not surprise me. and that's really sad. many, many incidents like that happened here in the tenderloin. >> just a few of the reactions from neighbors learning about the mass shooting that happened here in the tenderloin early thursday, right next to a playground citizen video showing san francisco police officers arriving at the corner of hyde and turk streets just after 230 in the morning. >> if this would have happened in the daytime, it would have be

july 5 german tanks the columns moved forward.argest battle of the second world war. the battle of kursk was supposed to be decisive. the red army managed to defeat the elite german divisions, why did hitler finally lose the war at kursk, why didn’t even the latest tanks and planes help him? in early 1942, at the battle of moscow , nazi german troops suffered their first serious defeat in world war ii. the germans came close to the soviet capital, but were unable to take it. thanks to reserves that arrived in time, the red army applied. then the defeat, then the germans by that time they had developed tiger-panther tanks, which were not, maybe maneuvers than the tt4, no, they were heavy tanks, very good... which was very effective against the well-medium t-34 tank. the soviet medium tank t-34 was inferior to german innovations in firepower and armor thickness, but was the most maneuverable tank in its class. in one trip, the t-34 could cover more than 400 km and fire up to 100 shots. enemy shells often simply bounced off the tank’

on july 10, manstein launched a new attack in the southern part of the kursk bulge. prokhorovka, there was a huge field where german tanks received more room for maneuver. the germans pulled all their reserves here. about 400 combat vehicles from selected ss tank divisions. to meet this armada, vatutin sent the fifth tank army of rotmestrov and part of the reserve armies, which included about 800 tanks, most of which were t-34s. it was assumed that in open areas the maneuverability of soviet vehicles would give them a great advantage. here the task that was assigned to rotnistro was to meet the enemy and hit him armor to armor, that is, from a long distance, we understandably could not destroy the german tigers, but from close range, when we could go to the rear , hit them from the side, yes, this that's a completely different matter. however, it soon became clear that approach the german armada will not be so easy. rotmistrov's army had to advance in a narrow corridor between the river. did not cancel, on the morning of july 12, soviet tanks moved forward, the fifth

dahlgren wrote in a typical report on july 25. the firing of fort wagner was soon silenced and the garrison driven to shelter. so that in the course of the morning our new batteries were partially armed. captain tucker's squadron remained active. palmetto state alternated nights, guarding against raids. sailors also manned craft, shifting manpower, aril re, surprise into sumter and wagner. beauregard appreciated the support writing,saors material itly strengthened our meanofefense." at burard's request, tucker increased torpo d boat operations. in ely august, lieutenant alexander wley led soldiers from the 25th south carolina on a boatpphension, clearing u.s. troops from lighthouse creeks. on august 8, the blockade runner captured a u.s.s. picket boat. on august 16, another torpedo was released down the river. destroying a small boat. another torpedo was released two days later. the recently completed torpedo boat torched launched an attack on august 21 against new iron sides, but the ironclad maneuvered out of the way. the case j

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i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, our crime reporter. >> henry lee has been following the developments since that officer was killed. he joins us now with the latest. henry >> mike and julie, the defendants appeared in court but did not enter a plea. two of them charged with murder in a case that could send them to prison for the rest of their lives. three men charged in connection with a cannabis burglary and shooting that killed oakland police officer tuan lay, made their first court appearance on thursday. the alleged gunman, mark sanders, turned his back to news media cameras as he wore a red jail jumpsuit, which means he's being held in protective custody. sanders, as well as the accused getaway driver allen, star brown, have each been charged by alameda county prosecutors with murder and a special circumstance of drive by murder. if convicted, they could face life in prison without parole. i stand ready to defend mr. sanders against these charges. sanders attorney, andy bellows, expressed condolences for the officer's death and said her client is presumed innocent and facing seri

when steve says july, people think, july?ate -- somebody said earlier, there is no path to win. there's not a single state you can say i'm going to do really well here and it's going to close. because right now it's not, and you think july is an awfully long time to be 20-30 points behind. >> yeah, you might think we are in march, because january has been such a long month already. but we are not there yet, and it will be a very long time for her to stay in this race, and get to that point. i don't see that happening. the mass is not mathing. when it comes to nikki haley getting to the finish line, and what i would point out to the viewers is, if you drown out the noise and you pay attention to what she is saying and what the rest of the candidate said before they dropped out, as well, is that they were all running on president trump's winning policies. he has a proven track record of promises made, promises kept, a strong economy, he secured the border, he had zero wars, zero fights breaking out oversees the way that joe bid

in july 1944 major general of the top of took part in the total regal offensive. during the latter, on september 24th 1944, near the city of elva. he was killed of the reflected flesh from a pair of binoculars was suppose it then they find everything they've had at their target level and 3 of which but both of gave his life for the liberation that the stone you today. thanks to him, the living now destroying his memory with a tractor. fairy sure in the market for cooking, for 1st quarter to catch up in court for so generic, consistent corporate. if time can 1st pick her up. this is obviously based on queen mark. he referred to me once we started this could be the very next day, the evacuation of town and began by the end of september. the 20th the read on a captain practice while the enemy, having any, was cooling it for you got to turn in again to pull the main forces back to rico. on september the 21st, the 8th rifle co launched the defensive against the capital livingstone. you know it acts of thought of you, but somebody to lead it will be the who. yes. covere

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julie, two committees beginning these hearings right now. walk us through what we can expect. >> reporter: exactly. the house judiciary committee and the oversight committee, both panels led by republicans who are investigating and leading an impeachment inquiry into hunter biden's father, the president, joe biden. they are set to meet this morning. you see them getting ready in their chairs now to mark up these reports to hold hunter biden in contempt of can congress. it is expected that they will successfully vote that report out of committee when it comes due later today, but that full vote has to go before the house before, of course, this matter can be referred to the justice system for any legal repercussions against hunter biden for not showing up for that closed-door deposition last month, and instead appearing, surpriing everyone, holding a press conference outside of the capitol. watch some of what he had to say last time. >> they ridiculed my struggle with addiction. they belittled my recovery, and they have tried to dehumanize me

but on july 13, the unexpected happened. nuclear bombs hit the oil heart of the third reich, the romanian oil fields in plaeste. the large unirea oil refinery burned for almost a day. it soon became clear that this daring attack was carried out by six bombers of the black sea fleet based in crimea. a few days later, hitler ordered the deployment of part of the troops of army group south. which are near the black sea. at the end of the 18th century, crimea became the main military outpost in southern russia. in 1853, the peninsula was attacked by the combined forces of england, france and turkey, which tried to put an end to the growing russian military power once and for all. in the eastern war, as they called it europeans, many of their best soldiers died. british army officers. after this, monuments to the crimean battles appeared in many european capitals. the crimean war revealed new heroes to russia. admiral nakhimov, kornilov and istomin. engineer tatlebin, sailors koshka and shevchenko, surgeon pirogov. every hill and

july 3, 1944. a small group of soldiers broke through to the bridge over the western dvina and held it, preventing it from being destroyed until army approach. the germans tried to deal with them 14 times, but met desperate resistance. of the twenty-three soldiers , only one came out of the last battle alive, but the memory and gratitude of their descendants preserves them all, so now they all stand here on the shore. cranes are known for the fact that they never abandon their comrade and always stick together, so it is not surprising that these particular birds have become a symbol of the memory of fallen soldiers. this ends my journey through polotsk, i am masha bogatyr and i say goodbye to you, but not for long, see you in the next city. we are belarusian, dear people, the sir of the harvested land, we are growing strong, that’s what we are. cherish yourselves, hail our bright name to the earth, hail the peoples of our forefathers' union, our beloved mother of bradzia lives. your people. belarus

from july 1, 2024, data will be exchanged through this section, so the average annual salary will bed from the size. all payments in favor of the employee for which social insurance contributions were calculated. the minimum amount of sick leave will also increase; it will be calculated from the minimum wage; for now, 50% of the subsistence level budget is paid, or 183 rubles; from july 1, it will be 100% of the minimum wage. in the next innovations we change the size of the benefit itself. we all know that the amount of temporary disability benefits is paid in the first place. 12 calendar days 80%, the rest of the period 100, so, starting from july 1 of the twenty-fourth year, we will proceed to calculate benefits using the employee's length of service, for citizens whose payment period, contribution payment period is 10 years or more, the amount of benefits from the first day will be equal to 100%. for citizens who have less than 10 years of age, the benefit amount will remain the current figures - this is 80%. v the personalized accounting system of the federal social security fun

i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> he joined opd four years ago and for the past couple of years served as a community resource officer in west oakland. officer lay was killed in the line of duty while responding to a break in at a cannabis dispensary. >> and his death, the first in nearly 15 years of an oakland police officer in the line of duty. we do have team coverage for you tonight, remembering the man who gave his life protecting oakland. ktvu henry lee shares the final farewell. >> motor officers escorted the hearse carrying the flag. draped casket of oakland police officer twan lay to three crosses church in castro valley. pallbearers solemnly brought the fallen officer inside while rows of officers in dress uniforms and white gloves stood at attention. outside a final tribute to a son of oakland, who gave his life protecting the community. at one point, a rainbow graced the skies overhead. >> it hits home. i come from a law enforcement family. when one officer falls, it affects us all and he was just so in touch with the community and that's what that's what i see

it was 3 months from july to the beginning of july. in fact, this story was reduced to 25 in the fall, the item of goods changed again to 7 items worth about 18 billion dollars in may of the following year . was this right or not? you know why it is wrong. now i will explain. if you want to announce a policy, first of all, the policy must have a time horizon. how long do you want to do this? it should be stable. every day , sir, i will do four times today. tomorrow, i will do three times. yes, the point is this. no , i will explain now. allow us, i'm right, i'll tell you, look at russia, because you're opening the debate and jumping you know, i have a lot to say about russia. there is a lot to say . russia took at least 14 actions. about a day after the attack and sanctions , the ruble-to-dollar parity rate returned to the same 80 as russia did when it sanctioned 645 billion. basically , the sanction tag is different from ours, russia has never been a secondary sanction , but you see in iran, sanctions are secondary sanctions, not a di

julie, what's your read through on this?>> one thing i thought was interesting read through for the airlines the t and e spend looks solid but the airlines are not you're seeing a sequential decline there speaking to the nature of how work is changing, where we're spending a little bit more internally trying to, you know, have more happening, but locally, and i think that's kind of an interesting trend it looks like the credit quality overall at american express is still very, very high and i think that's what's giving the stock a lot of support is that people feel very confident that this higher end demographic is one that american express really knows, really understand and can underwrite correctly without causing a lot of downside. it's well positioned. >> i mean the bifurcated sort of narrative has gained a lot more steam with that discover news, capital one financial, though, did well in today's session and lvmh you see the picture of the lower end consumer having difficulty and the higher end consumer spending and stil