. brilliant panellist, journalist julie cook. but first, an update on the latest news with ray addison . addison. >> thanks, neil. here's the latest from the newsroom and our top story. the prime minister says britain discourages the use of cluster munitions after the united states agreed to send them to ukraine. president biden says he stands by his decision, despite criticism from human rights groups. rishi sunak , who rights groups. rishi sunak, who will meet mr biden in london on monday ahead of the nato summit, says britain is supporting kyiv in other ways. uk is signatory to a convention which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages their use. >> use. >> we will continue to do our part to support ukraine against russias illegal and unprovoked invasion. we've done that by providing heavy battle tanks and most recently long—range weapons , and hopefully all countries can continue to support ukraine. >> well, meanwhile, ukraine's president zelenskyy has visited snake island to mark 500 days of war.

joining me now for more on this is the author and broadcaster julie cook. eople were saying, actually, hang on a minute, this is basically murder . and the basically murder. and the sentence wasn't long enough . sentence wasn't long enough. another group of people were literally out in the street campaigning full term campaigning for full term abortions. you think ? abortions. what do you think? >> well, patrick, i'm pro—life . >> well, patrick, i'm pro—life. >> well, patrick, i'm pro—life. >> i'm a mum of two and i'm pro—life. >> but i'm also so if it's possible to say this pro being compassionate and understanding and i think this was a case of a woman who should have seen compassion and understanding, and there's a lot more context that's needed, really. >> we don't know enough about the context. >> you know, was there an ex who was coercive person? was a coercive person? >> was the present partner coercing her? >> there other stuff going >> was there other stuff going on life? she's on in her life? and she's a mother of three who's carried three so far.

cooking up for us all day long. we have the grill going early just for you guys. we want to talk about prices. you can't do the julyt without the sizzling, delicious burgers. unfortunately that's one of the items that will cost you more. when you look at ground beef, that's up 4% in cost. yeah, the bad news is it's not just the beef that goes inside, the buns as well. those are up 17% in cost. so i don't think you can do an independence day cook-out without your burgers but it will cost you more. if you are a chicken fan, it will go down in cost 9%. why the difference? the cost of farms are going up. chicken last year was crazy expensive so we've seen it come down from there. moving to desert, i promised this ice cream tastes better than it looks. the price is up 3%. good news, chocolate chip cookies are down 10%. beer 6%, forget the alcohol, drink some lemonade. >> gillian: we're running up against a hard break. happy july 4th to both of you guys. thanks to everyone at home for watching "the faulkner focus." have a great fourth of july weekend. scientifically designed with carbsteady to help you manage your blood

julie cook thinks it's a cracking idea. >> i do. >> i do. >> and much so.rd cox good morning, howard . morning, howard. >> it's no more >> howard thinks it's no more than land grabbing nonsense than head land grabbing nonsense . this men always get a bad rap on on everything, don't they, howard? >> oh, yes, indeed. >> oh, yes, indeed. >> i mean, whatever i say, i'm going to be pilloried. it's as simple as that. the fact is that i've seen some brilliant female drivers. my wife is one of them, 50 years. she's never had an accident. my mother the same. she had accident . but i she never had an accident. but i think she calls the dozen or so the problem we have at the moment in time that it's the moment in time is that it's the dangerous drivers . we should get dangerous drivers. we should get off basing it on genden >> there you go. julie. it's not about whether you're a or about whether you're a man or a woman. it's about whether you're dangerous not. would dangerous or not. but you would say are more dangerous say that men are more dangerous behind wheel. sa

cook. thursday morning, july 24th.ul sunrise and i love that fog. yeah. oh yes. i think a lot of folks are happy to see the fog return the onshore breeze. we're running cooler this morning. hello to all of you. temperature is along the coastline will be in the 60s near ocean beach, pacifica. half moon bay, around the bay. we're talking about 70s for today in our inland communities will be in the 80s to low 90s. so still a nice warm up coming your way but not quite as hot as where we were for the weekend. a better look at the current conditions, your afternoon highs and the additional cooling expected a little ways down the road coming up in just a little bit. speaking of the roadways, at 6:00. let's check those highways now with south. good morning. good morning, rosemary. some of the fog is there in southern marin that you mentioned, but the golden gate bridge traffic is moving well, nevertheless. and the fog seems to be moving around. it's not as low as it was even an hour ago on that span. bay bridge still looks lig

july seat is cooking 3 continents, including north america and europe and asia in the u.s. 128 million americans are under a heat advisory this month. summertime is hiking season, but with record breaking heat sweeping over the u.s. hiking in extreme temperatures can become dangerous even deadly. there have been 2 heat related deaths in death valley. national park and at least one hiking doubt the big bend national park that's in texas because of the heat in nevada, 2 hikers were found dead in valley of fire state park on 113 degree day that sun, nevada, their deaths are still being investigated. some new research says that extreme temperatures and air pollution are associated with an increased risk. a deadly heart attacks. a study published in the journal circulation found 74% increases during four-day heat waves with temperatures above 94 degrees and a 12% jump when temps drop below 37 degrees for 3 days. the greatest risk comes during heat waves when the air quality is also poor. supreme court justice samuel alito slamming congress on friday insisting they have, quote, no authority

july's heat is cooking 3 continents. north america, europe and asia in the u.s. 128 million americans are under heat advisory this month. so let's talk a little bit more about what the temperatures are looking like here locally, along with a look at the forecast >> good evening, dan. and we don't have to worry about any heat warnings or advisories right now. thanks to our distance to the ocean. so weak at a nice break from the heat. you can see a little breezy out by the golden gate bridge over at the flag. but over all quiet on the weather friend. we have some pleasant temperatures right now this evening. 63 in hayward, 73 in livermore, which we saw was triple digits last couple weeks. 56 by half moon bay. so very comfortable temperatures and not much of a change. you see a lot of zeroes and 2, 2, so not as you know, we've been stick sticking to this pattern here. so this is a trough to our north and then a ridge over at the desert. so this is bringing us calm weather very seasonable temperatures and future cast for is

cook. it is wednesday, july 26th.fference between me and roberta and maybe you and someone else. how was the weather yesterday? i'm going to say it was pretty hot and roberta is going to say it was beautiful. i thought it was lovely yesterday. we had just a very of weather, right? yeah. i mean, some of us, it's a little hot. yeah. yeah, i guess 97 degrees can get a little hot, but yeah, those guys inland, we clouds at the coast. we had breezy conditions to cool you down. we had 60 beaches, we had 90 inland, we had 70s and 80s across the bay, bay, whatever you like. we had it yesterday and today we have some cooler conditions. good morning, everybody. rise and shine. take a look at what you can anticipate today. some morning cloudiness at the beaches. 62 there, 89 degrees in our inland areas with bright sunshine. so don't forget your sunglasses today. right now, our current air temperature stands from a pair of fives and half moon bay cooler than that to the north, warmer than that, more mild to the east. check out bre

july's heat cooking 3 continents. north america, europe and asia in the u.s. 128 americans.s are under a heat advisory this month. and as that record-breaking heat wave sweeps across the u.s. a reminder that hiking in extreme temperatures can become deadly. there have been 2 heat related deaths at death valley national park so far and at least one death at big bend national park in nevada. 2 hikers were found dead in valley of fire state park on 113 degree day. their deaths are still being investigated. and new research says extreme temperatures and air pollution are associated with an increased risk of deadly heart attacks. a study published in the journal circulation found a 74% increase during four-day heat waves with temperatures above 94 degrees and a 12% jump when temperatures drop below 37 degrees for 3 days. the greatest risk comes during heat waves when the air quality is also poor. starbucks barista as join the striking actors and writers in a show of solidarity on the picket line saturday. this happened outside the netflix building in hollywood. and this all part

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i'm pam cook tuesday morning, july 25th. it wasn't for the cooldown it would still be a little warm during the day. right. but it's cool overnight. let's check in with rosemary orozco on the days forecast. yes. good morning, pam. good morning, dave. and thankfully, we do have some cooler air during the overnight hours because we're going to heat it up once again, especially for inland cities. temperatures are coming up slightly over what we experienced yesterday. okay. it doesn't last, though. we do see a bigger cooldown in the days ahead. a better look at the current conditions, your afternoon highs for today and what we can expect for the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit at 4:00. let's check traffic this morning with sal. good morning, sal. good morning to you, rosemary. right now, we do have a pretty good start around the bay area. if you're driving across bay area bridges , i think you're going to like what you see here with traffic doing very well. there are some construction closures out there. we'll tal

i'm pam cook thursday morning july 27th.ing about our weather forecast and it looks like behind you, the golden gate bridge. maybe that fog is sticking around a little bit on the bay. yeah, but it's clearing out earlier than yesterday, so it's still there sticking around. we can almost see the tip top of the tower there that stands 746ft tall. and we see the flag is on the fly, which gives us a good indication it's a breezy morning for your commute right now. out the door, you can bank on a terrific thursday with our highs in between the low 60s at the beaches to the high 80s away from the bay inland areas these temperatures coming in a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday now right now, 59 degrees. oakland alameda, el cerrito, emeryville, all the way into berkeley and also right around castro valley. we have highs in the upper 50s. same in napa, 58 sfo and also 59 degrees in san jose going up to 79. so yesterday it was 90 in livermore. today we're forecasting 86 degrees out of the 90s. also across the northern portion of

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cook. i'm sal castaneda. today is wednesday july fifth. let's get right over to steve for the post for july forecast continuing with the big fog bank which came roaring back and temperatures are in the 50s here probably won't change. there's too much in the way of the low cloud deck. very quiet up in the mountains. a little bit of activity, but not a lot. and instead of having a big dome of high pressure over us, it is being suppressed. so that's allowing the door to open up to that fog bank and continue the cooling. so 60s 70s are now back into the low 80s here for some. let's get back to the news now. all right, steve, let's take a quick look at the commute here. 17 minute drive from the car kind of spreads to the macarthur maze is not all that slow. it certainly is going to be lighter. i think today. you see at the bay bridge toll plaza now, usually we don't have a big crowd yet on any day. so we'll see what happens as we get closer to six. so i'm just thinking a lot of people are going to extend their time off at least after the fourth

visit purple.com or a store near you. >> rich: nothing says fourth of july than a barbecue. expect the cooke second highest in the last ten years. madison al worth is firing up the grill in virginia. what's for lunch? >> oh, for once we have quite a spread. ryan is on the grill making the perfect july 4th meal a little early just for you guys. the thing is everything that's on his grill is going to cost more this year than last year. let's talk numbers, right? no such thing as a cook-out without a burger. prices up 4% in cost compared to last year paying $11.54. well, burger i will skip to the buns. if you want to save money and maybe save your waistline think about skipping the buns because those are up 17% in cost. maybe you go for the alternative, go for chicken. that's down in cost. you take a look down 9%. burgers are up costs of farming have gone up. less cattle available. chicken last year hit record high prices because of avian flu. this year it has come down. the chicken population recovered. when you think about it that's what you think about. we can't leave out the sides. i'm a c

but we have the details of how this july has been filled with record breaking heat two ns mornings thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cookay. the very last day of july. can't believe it. july went by like this. here comes august and here comes steve paulson with our forecast as we head into get ready for a new month and a pretty sky behind you. nice picture here for those of you're listening but you're not watching. you can take a look at your new 4k, 85 inch high def tv and see that some of these higher clouds coming in, that's the monsoon moisture rotating around the high, kind of holding the lows up, except for santa rosa. everyone's pretty close, 56, 57, except santa rosa, which says 51 degrees. so it's a combination of there you go, those higher clouds, they'll probably just be with us for the morning then kind of thin out with some patchy low clouds. there as well. starting a little teeny cooling trend, more so tomorrow. but 60s, 70s, 80s, 1090. all right. i think sal is he. are you here? there he is not. well, my brain may be here, but. well my body is here. you're a hologram. yeah, i am a hologram. that's going t

cook. it's friday, july 28th. and we're glad roberta gonzalez is joining us as well this morning with that beautiful sunrise over the fog. how's it look out there, roberta? i got to tell you, i think steve paulson is sleeping in and missing that beautiful sunrise this morning, right? hopefully he's sleeping. yeah, he's been off on a very well deserved vacation. and. hi, everybody. i'm so happy to be here. today's forecast is going to pan out to be a fantastic friday. we're talking about a temperature span of 62 to 90 degrees with breaks of coastal clearing and lots of blue sunshine. right now we're looking at a gray start to your day with the overcast conditions next to the bay. also hugging the coast side. we will reveal some sunshine there later. but right now, we're 50 to 61 degrees. it's ten degrees cooler than that in santa rosa through novato. it is now 59. in san jose going up to 81 degrees, which is where you should be for this 28 day of the month of july . again, numbers span from the 60s to near 90 degre

cook. monday morning, last day of july july 31st.ve is here with our wrapping up july forecast looks a little cooler here as we head to the end of july and go into early august. it'll be cooler. nice little surge there if you like the fog across parts of san pablo bay then really intensifies. sonoma, napa. now make a little push back over 37 towards petaluma. some patchy fog to the north. there is also a ban on the san mateo coast down to santa cruz and a lot of high clouds. but it looks like i think we're about done with those most of that is now starting to get pushed off out of the area. but a lot of monsoon, especially to the south, 5060s on the temps here. and temperatures look like they're on their way down. next couple of days. near average today, 6070s 80s. tomorrow we'll get a bigger drop. we'll get some low 80s on some of these inland temps. all right. sal is here in three, two, one. he's going to tell us the bay bridge toll plazas clearing out. it is clearing out. absolutely clearing out. and i'm glad you mentioned that, s

i cooked your grace strength. i know friday, julyhat events we meet this day and tell ukraine official confirmation? tested in belarus started issuing dh certificates the threads of the slavic bazaar continue to connect people around the world festival vitebsk has now officially opened its doors to its friends, a special spiritual atmosphere. it has been possible to preserve over vinyl in the city for 32 years already, real art unites peoples and the state . the mission of the slavic bazaar is to create peace . our president expressed confidence in this the day before, when he opened the festival site. vasilkovy forum. for the third century now, it has been a place of attraction for real talents and true connoisseurs of art. the whole atmosphere of the holiday in the material of veronika buta nskie, the bazaar is very good because a huge number of people with a huge number of interests are belarusian. atmosphere belarus 25 no, we are leaving for the slavianski bazaar, for sure, someone will say, yes, it will really be right, after al

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cooking. first, yesterday was not only the fourth of july, it was also the hottest day on earth on record.oken. today may bring forth another record. . joining us to discuss what this means is crisfield, the director of the was institute for the environment at stanford university. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. kristen: how hot was it yesterday from a global sense? >> the average temperature of the whole world yesterday was just about 63 degrees. that does not sound so hot. remember, that has places like the southeast that are really baking. it also has antarctica in the whole summer -- southern hemisphere. this is really remarkable that we are seeing global highest temperature ever. kristen: met 63 degrees is how much higher comparatively to 30 years ago, 40 years ago? chris: the whole world has warmed by about two degrees. the record temperature had been pretty close to this. it had been within a few tenths of -- few tenths of a you can think of these record temperatures as a strong exclamation point on the idea that quibble warming is occurring. kristen: ca

average chance, so enjoy the free air conditioning inland, because it will start cooking a little bit past the midway point of julyl have good air quality across the board. we have that today with lots of green dots in the air quality forecast through the weekend into early next week, when the temperatures warm up that tends to be associated with trapping urban pollution, so we will likely see readings return to the moderate category by the middle of next week. right now this is the view from salesforce tower. we have pointed the camera at the ground but we cannot even see through that far. the temperature is only 58 degrees underneath the fog and cloud cover in san francisco. 70 degrees is the warmest place on the map right now in concord, not very warm for a july evening. the fog and low cloud cover becomes widespread with gray skies to start the day pretty much across the entire bay area on friday. inland it does not last long. we see the sun breaking through quickly and it will take a little bit longer around the bay but you should see more sunshine around the bay than today. gray skies prevail not just today

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. ♪ farxiga ♪ >> fourth of july means to me celebration, basically fireworks, cook out, good time withmily, friends. >> to me it means freedom. >> we should remember the meaning of liberty, what it means to be an american. the sacrifices that have been made for us, for our freedom in this country. >> rich: fourth of july means something different to millions of americans who celebrate every year. around the country those celebrate with parades, barbecues, fireworks. in the south and out west they will deal with heat. christina coleman is live from santa monica, california. christina. >> families all across this great nation are celebrating america's birthday today. it is awesome. a big party everywhere. some patriotic and so many people grateful for the freedoms we have in this country. thousands grabbed a picnic blanket or lawn chair to enjoy fireworks along the hudson river and listen to great music performed by soldier musicians of the west point band in new york over the weekend. take a look at this. in d.c. the douglas memorial bridge was lit up in red, white and blue for the four

july 23 to 28. the rows are over pensions, job cooks and conditions, and could put 600 at risk.rs. andrew bailey says regulators must take measures to prevent retailers taking advantage of high inflation and pushing through unfair price hikes, adding to the cost of living crisis. the government has suffered another series of defeats in the house of lords over its plans to deport asylum seekers who arrive in the uk on small boats. peers backed five new amendments to the illegal migration bill. in total, the government was defeated 20 times during three days of debate. the bill will now go back to the commons. you're live with bbc news. ocean gate, said it has suspended all exploration and commercial operations. sean dilley has more. ocean gate has confirmed that they are ceasing activities and stopping their core business. this was inevitable after the deaths of five people, including the chief executive. it had been played. and very tragically, obviously, the the vessel, it lost contact on the 18th. it wasn't for a couple of days later until the 22nd that an international rescue

cooks july 13, 20 touched with the minnesota attorney general keith ellison currently sitting attorneyeneral, offensively at lake and justice thomas to a house slave from the film jango unchanged. and by the way there's a long pattern of that on april 27, 2040 democrat representative benny thompson to mississippi again another sitting democrat member of congress, use racially charged leg to characterize justice thomas including calling him uncle tom. i will point out also recent and favorite 14, 2020. georgia state senator immanuel jones used a similar racially charged language to characterize justice thomas including by calling him an uncle tom figure. the choice democrats have to make do you think it is all right? to call a justice who dares disagree with you and uncle tom? i think it iss bigoted. butt perhaps democrats hold themselves to a different standard. >> let me respond. we condemn racist attacks of any kind from any source. elected or unelected. we have had members, current members in nine states and who have had to apologize publicly for the statements have made rink solvin

>> what's cooking is this incredible spread of july 4th food.p just for you so we can show you guys what we're talking about when we say food inflation for this holiday. unfortunately everything on his grill right there is up in price. it's also delicious, because ryan has been cooking for us all day. i want to start first with the ground beef. when you look at the price of ground beef, boom. oh, my gosh, i'm too excited about this. 4% increase. 2 pounds going to cost you $11.54. so maybe you want to skip the ground beef, skip the burger, and go for chicken, chicken breasts, down 9% in cost. two pounds, costing you $8:14. chicken down in price, because last year chicken eggs really high because of the avian flu. it's come down from those highs. more bad burger news, ed. the buns are adding on to the cost on top of the ground beef quite literally. the price of the buns is up 17% in cost. still quite affordable, but that's my far the biggest increase from last year's table to this year's table. now that's your mains. you got to think about the sid

cooked dinner, washed clothes. and when necessary , they took rifles and went along with them. in july1941, partisan intelligence reported that in the village, and the land housed a military formation of the nazis in the oktyabrsky district , a lieutenant colonel's mechanized detachment was sent. kurmyshev. close interaction was established between the detachments; the germans experienced the blows of the detachments. so thoroughly that they call the commanders of the detachments a bandit, kormashev bandit of pieces of paper. after consulting with the headquarters of the kormashev detachment, bumashkov and pavlovsky make a decision attack the village, ending his speech on midges, he said, the owners of the area, we will remain them. and not far from oktyabrsky, literally 12 kilometers away, there is a land village where the headquarters of the german e was located, since the railway that connected bobruisk and the old woman’s station passed to rest and not far away. this is petrikovsky district. the partisans could not defeat the headquarters, which was located in the village. it was v

july fourth weekend. the roughly 15,000 workers from cooks to room attendants, dish wauksers, servers, bellmen, and frontenough to live in the cities where they work in. los angeles has some of the highest living costs thin country. what are you seeing right now and where might this end? >> reporter: we're in downtown l.a., richard, and you cannot ignore the timing here. one of the hotel's busiest weekends here on the fourth of july. we're outside the ritz-carlton where hundreds of their workers are now on strike for the third day. listen to what one of the strikers told me. >> we work very hard and it's not just us, but it's the truth. we work very hard and the hotel makes a lot of money, every year it's a lot of millions dollars and we really struggle to live here around the downtown. many people live about an hour from the downtown to where they live because they can't afford to have an apartment around the downtown. >> reporter: the workers are now taking their lunch break, but they've been here since the morning for hours marching in solidarity with thousands of other hotel workers across other hote

millions across the country celebrate july 4th and honor those who defended our freedoms. >> rich: i'm riched son in washington. a big cook out for spectacular fireworks shows. final preparations are underway across the country before americans line up to see the displays. >> julie: will the weather forecast cooperate? heavy rain across the central u.s. putting the region at risk for severe thunderstorms and putting a potential damper on festivities. team coverage starts now. fox weather will nunley is live in nashville with a sneak peak at one of the largest fireworks displays in the country. christina coleman is live at the beach in santa monica, california. hello. >> yeah, we're here at the beach. thousands will gather here today to celebrate our country's birthday. so many people getting together for the holiday weekend. take a look at this. a glimpse of cool military activities. in hawaii the crowd is rallied with a free fall parachute demonstration. camera footage captured from the helmet shows them in the sky after they jumped from a blackhawk helicopter. how cool is that? thousands grabbed a picnic blanket to enjo

july in 50 years. >> very hot. it's okay. >> reporter: record-breaking heat and wildfires are cooking continents from europe to asia and africa. in algeria, raging infernos are burning through mountain villages killing dozens. in syria, firefighters are struggling to beat back blazes. and this dramatic video from the italian island of sicily shows flames lapping against cars. officials around the mediterranean blame this summer's wildfires for killing more than 40 people while leaving thousands more homeless. ian lee, cbs news. >>> north korea marked the 70th anniversary of the end of the korean war by holding a large military parade with foreign dignitaries. kim jong-un welcomed senior officials from china and russia to an evening military parade in the capital of pyongyang. north korea showed off its latest intercontinental ballistic missiles during the event. this is the first time foreign delegates were allowed into the country since the covid pandemic. >>> fierce fighting raged in ukraine yesterday and overnight as the country launches a major push against russian troops. the video, this video apparently shows a ukrainia

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to franz, to honor francis best field, a celebrations on july 14th classes in india's northeastern state of minor, pour between make tea and cook causal communities. i've left over 140 people dead and tens of thousands displaced. the conflicts sense from the may to people's longstanding quest for scheduled tribe designation under the indian constitution, which would have grantham rights similar to those enjoyed by other tribal communities. let's now discuss this with political commentator pretty but gosh, welcome, pretty uh, what is your assessment of the resolution passed by the european parliament regarding madam for us? so thank you for having me. first of this is the government has made it clear as you, it was sort of that this is a matter of to, to view of the india and the to the doesn't matter. and consequently, you, mr. for that, i have the stated that have been adult to the end of some new key and it doesn't matter of india. and the, and i think of, you will have the, the bumper to do enough to handle this issue of the democracy. a very old democracy and you have a you just that was it the lock on the end of this is an

cooking up. >> open up with the landmark decision on july 4th.want to talk about the ability for social media companies to no longer feel pressure from the fbi or other entities, nor to do what they are supposed to do. and have an opportunity to not only do that, but take a look at what's happening with the hunter biden situation as well as the investigation into other entities they want to find out what exactly is -- >> bill: we shall be watching. hope you had a good 4th of july. >> you working all day? >> i'll be around for a while. thank you, brian. back to gillian in d.c. >> gillian: some pretty scary moments during last night's yankees-orioles game in the bronx. a wild throw from the rookie short stop hit a dugout cameraman right in the head. l the short stop was trying to complete a double play but it flew over the first baseman's glove. he was wheeled off on a stretcher, he has an orbital fracture but is now resting at home. >> bill: a look at the pentagon, awaiting a briefing from pat ryder. and russia's show of aggression. and putin's fi

yes, but right now it's time to cook, breakfast, light air , agree. this is what you need on a july morning , a recipe is being written down. good morning, most often sweet dishes and desserts are prepared from cottage cheese. i propose to prepare a spicy breakfast with cottage cheese cream, garlic and herbs. to do this, we need a pack of ordinary cottage cheese, two medium cloves of garlic, dill, parsley , arugula, and any yogurt without filler. greens, washed well and cut first parsley, then dill followed by arugula, which is considered a more useful source of calcium than spinach, which is popular among many, calcium contributes to vitamin a, and vitamin a in large quantities. for a blender , we collect the ingredients cottage cheese parsley dill and hand add salt to taste. there are many options for serving cottage cheese cream , like a mask for bread or toast, or you can stuff halves of eggs or bell peppers, the main thing is to prepare the base, and the rest is up to your imagination. bon appetit all the best mood and have a good day. noble trout, a fish of the salmon family t

only person that went to meet someone to let go on july 16, 1918, at 2:00 in the afternoon, comrade philip came to my house at 2:00 in the afternoon, a cook’student leonid sednev, who was nothing more than a childhood playmate of the heir to tsarevich, comrade philip and handed over the decision of the executive committee to execute nikolai , and it was indicated that the seventh boy should be removed, that a comrade would come at night who would say the password of the chimney sweeps, and to whom the corpses should be given, which he would bury or liquidate the case. these testimonies of allegedly yurovsky are stored today in the russian state archive of recent history, and before that, in a special wound like the acc and the presidential archive, she changed her mind lies a case called case no. a tsar nikolai novel under the heading of yursky's memoirs about the protection and execution of nikolai romanov and his family members. place. uh, the storage of the documents definitely indicates that the document, indeed , is indeed genuine, hidden from the general public until 1998. he was generally in storage. if you do not remember, the zero

cooking in the heat dome. phoenix is over 110 degrees every day. >> how many days in the month of july. >> 26 or 27 days in a row back to late june. every day in july and we are almost to august it has been 110 degrees. that is ridiculous. we near for the other side of the weather coin. stronger onshore winds, cooler temperatures in store for inland parts of the bay area. a lot of the spots climbed up into the 90s today. those temperatures due back down beginning tomorrow. let's take a look at the temperature trend in concord. we will be hovering close to normal for the next several days. average high, 88 degrees. sure, warm, but late july, it is literally the dog days of summer. we will stay close to what is typically warm for this time of year. end of next week. long-range data pointing at maybe a push of the heat dome back towards the bay area for the first weekend of august. that is a long way down-the-line in forecasting terms. we will take this normal temperature pattern for as long as it wants to stick around. we have to deal with waves of smoke drifting down from the flat fire burning in southwestern ore

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cooked dinner , washed clothes. and when necessary, they took rifles and went into battle with them. in july1941 , partisan intelligence reported that in the village, and the land housed a military formation of the nazis in the oktyabrsky district, a mechanized detachment of a lieutenant colonel was sent. kormyshev. between the detachments established close interaction ; the germans experienced the blows of the detachments. so thoroughly that they call the commanders of the detachments a bandit, kormashev bandit of pieces of paper. after consulting with the headquarters of the kormashev detachment, the papers and pavlovsky decide to attack the village, ending his speech at mashkov, he said, we will remain the owners of the area. and not far from oktyabrsky literally kilometers 12:00 there is a village on the earth where the german headquarters is located, since the railway that connected bobruisk and the station old ladies. this is petrikovsky district. the partisans could not defeat the headquarters, which was located in the village. ozim was very difficult to approach several times sent sc

cook, kelli o'hara. and then you've got people like julie ertz, sophia huerta out of santa clara university, alex morganf cal. megan rapinoe is from northern california. so kind of seeing those big, big names, big names of stardom. allie riley, also captain for new zealand. she went to stanford as well. so like you said, kind of across the bay, there have been players that have now showing up for their countries to represent. and i think it's incredible. and they all have ties back to this area. and there are a lot of teams, not just the team from your country, that you can support. you yourself said you used to work with the new zealand national team. they had a big victory over norway. what was that game like for you? did you get up in the middle of the night to watch? yeah i stayed up. i stayed up to watch. kickoff was at midnight. i mean, that was incredible to watch. the first game of the tournament, the hosts opening up to get their first world cup victory. men's or women's, i think was an incredible moment. you could see what it meant to the players, what it meant to the home crowd. so, i mean, i

cooking for much of california away from the coast. yet another day of 110 degrees if phoenix. every single day in july so far has seen a high temperature in phoenix over 110 degrees. not a streak they'll snap any time soon. the bay area will be cooling back to normal thanks to the stronger on shore breeze kicking in over the next several days. not looking like we'll see a return to above average temperatures, at least significantly above average temperatures probably in the next ten days or so. the climate outlook from the prediction center shows the best chance of above normal temperatures to the east. a little sliver of light blue just starting to show up, and it expands a bit as we expand the time frame. 8 to 14 day outlook through the first week in august shows a decent chance of below average temperatures along the coast and including most of the bay area. then late july for inland parts of the bay area, below average are two very nice words to hear. air quality across the bay area today in the good category. we might see a slight step back in the air quality tomorrow as a batch of smoke from the

he was getting married, and julie was helping with the wedding plans. >> then after i was cooking in e kitchen and she said, okay, bye, mom, i'm leaving. and then she -- she just went out the door. >> julie made it safely to her brother's home in long beach. they had dinner together. taka asked julie to be a bridesmaid at his wedding and gave her a tiara. but julie couldn't stay long because, she told her brother, her friend sam herr needed her. he'd been texting her all afternoon. messages that seemed weirdly off kilter. can you come over tonight at midnight alone? going out for a bit. very upset. need to talk. then -- please. no sex. i need to talk to someone. julie texted back. lol, ew, sam, we are like bro and sis. no sex. and then sam texted again. i'm hurting with some bad fam crap. i can't be alone. no sex. please i'm begging as a brother. julie, as always, was ready to help. yeah, that's fine, sam. i'm here for you like family. she left her brother's home that friday evening and headed for sam's apartment. did you normally wait up for her? >> i normally do, but the thing was,

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in southern california, walked off the job yesterday ahead of the fourth of july holiday demanding better pay and benefits cooksd dish wash ers said members cannot afford to live in los angeles and have a commute hours away. they are asking for an increase to keep up with housing costs. the previous contract expired saturday law firms representing two hotel groups in the area said they wages increases of $2.50 an hour for the next year and $6.25 over four years workers at ports along canada's west coast officially hitting the picket line. the union representing the workers announced the start of the labor strike this weekend. both sides remain divided over automation and use of contract work and the cost of living for workers. and, melissa >> actors in hollywood >> the actors strike oh, no >> they didn't not yet. they agreed to extend contract negotiations avoiding a possible strike for now the contract had been set to expire over the weekend. the actors union is calling for increased pay and protection from a.i. and better benefit pla plans. they will negotiations in black out period >> i'm in one of those s.a

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on july 19, the owner of this private army, yevgeny prigozhin, addressed the mercenaries. by the way, this was his first public appearance after the mutiny. putin's former cooke the militants new tasks, according to him, it would be training of the russian army, but to return to the front if you believe prigozhina wagner at the moment he does not plan what is happening there now, the head of the communist party of ukraine called it a shame. well, first of all, there is no one to return to. the ukrainian army has thinned out wagner under bakhmut . oksana dvoretska was trying to figure out who is preparing a new rebellion against putin, the students are becoming more and more paranoid what is going on? the kremlin is terribly afraid of an imminent new rebellion. what do mass purges mean? russian generals are afraid of the russian military. what lengths will putin go to in order to retain power and where did he miscalculate? he is taking a very dangerous step for himself. because of the fact that the president and him did not have anything to do with it they said that the fsb was behind the scenes, that's why his criticism was controlled and a certain immunity

cooked? all the infantry on their own is a dc fruitful july 3, harvest our glory to russia you look at this andgerman tanks on our soil july 12 , 1943, the largest ever history, a tank battle the battle of prokhorovka on both sides involved 1,200 tanks. in general, the battle of prokhorovka is such a symbol of the steadfastness of the courage of a soviet soldier, the power of russian weapons, the germans could not break through our defenses and could not occupy prokhorovka after the defensive phase, our soviet troops, which, by the way, included ukrainians went on the offensive the attacks on the zaporozhye direction do not stop all the time. yesterday it became known about ukrainian strikes on berdyansk, allegedly bought by nato missiles towards the shade, and most of the shells were shot down by ours. air defense, however , recorded a hit on the territory of the city enterprise. now the connection is coming out directly, uh, military correspondent daniil piontkovsky daniil hello hello, good afternoon. please tell us what the situation is now in the zaporozhye direction, how intense the fighti

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