general made after the second petersburg offensive which occurred between june i 21 and june 24 less week after all of that was going on in this first event actually went to granted said look these things are not working. we should exercise official siege operations and grants that okay and that lasted for about 36 hours and then grant said no more digging trenches we are going to continue these operations. so in that regard i think petersburg is always understood as a siege of that are prior to petersburg of a lot of interest at the civil war students have. it's just depressing and there's no real tactic to try to understand and therefore who cares unless just move onto appomattox and be done with it. you said dismissing, there are nine federal offensive send so there was a lot of maneuvering at dieter spurred. was there slack time in between? absolutely and yes there were various trench raids and various calvary. send lots of actions both north and south of the james river. one thing we have to understand is the petersburg campaign in fault directly all the actions that it heard in

so around june 13th? and specifically, even if he had perfect intelligence, which is impossible, but even if the scouts had been observing the james better, what options did he really have in your opinion? just some of your thoughts. >> as i mentioned very briefly, i think that although the overland campaign is almost always described as a failure on grants part because of all the losses that he made and the fact that leaves army continue to defend richmond, which was allegedly grants objective, grant had degraded the army of northern virginia sufficiently that it was really not an offensive army anymore. and then you subtract a third of the infantry going to the shenandoah valley, and the army of northern virginia is reduced to maybe 30 or 35,000 infantry. consequently, lee is a potent defensive force. he is not an offensive force. he's a counter puncher, but he's not going to be able to exercise any offensive movements on his own. he can't change the calculus of the war in virginia like he had done earl

this very june liketter complete with the june gloom. it it was warm and hot today. that will be the case tomorrow. the fog in october will continue alg the coast. and near the golden gate, a narrow channel of fog makes its way around the angels. around the angels display. you can see the fog hanging out around downtown. the temperature temperature is 55 degrees there. there. 54 in santa rosa, 58 in . rosa, 58 in oakland. the other temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. everybody should drop drop down into the 50s later on tonight. the fog will continue spreading across the bay, reducing visibility for much of the bay area to begin the day on on saturday. the inland fog should not last too long. some patches of reduced visibility in in the santa clara valley by 10:00 a.m. that's how long it's going to last. except around the the bay, where it will take a bit longer. we will not complety shake it. near the golden gate were along the coast. a shallowr of fog. find yourself a rooftop or hill top somewhere and take in the big panoramic perspective. take a look at temp

he accepts command on june 28th. on june 29 he moves the army. and not after a heck of a lot of examination of maps intelligence reports from various elements of the army both cavalry as well as civilian reports. showing that lee's army which has been in pennsylvania for some time now foraging lee's army is stretched out between chambersburg and york, pennsylvania and there's a road that runs between chambersburg and york and you can see it on the on the map right above the word long straight you see chambersburg. the chambersburg pike runs from chambersburg to cashtown pass than to gettysburg and on to york and notice that map you see troops along the the chambersburg pike you see longstreet at chambersburg you see hill at at the cashtown pass you see early over here near york. which is probably all need new. from the time he took command until july 1st was what you see on that map. that's it. no other intelligence, could we find other than this there was a one one piece of intelligence that indicated that long streets that chambersburg ap hill

he accepts command on june 28th. on june 29, he moves the army. not after heck of a lot of examination of maps, intelligence reports from various elements of the army, both cavalry as well as civilian reports. showing that lees army, which has been in pennsylvania for sometime now, foraging. louise army is stretched out between chambers bergh and york, pennsylvania. and there is a road that runs between chambers bergen york and you can see it on the map. right above the word long straight, you see chambers bergh, the chambers berg pike runs from chambers perked up cash down pass. then to gettysburg and onto york. notice that map. you see troops along the chambers berg pike. you see long -- hill at the cash town pass. you see early over here near york. which is probably all meet new. from the time he took a command. until july 1st was what you see on that map. that's it. no other intelligence could we find. there was one piece of intelligence that indicated that long straights of chambersburg. ap hill is a cash town. they both have a quote disposit

we saw that in june.t's sort of in the eye of the beholder and has to be confirmed by the nature of any rally that follows it. >> hard to believe we are actually still higher for the week but we are giving a lot of that back right now, the s&p 500 down 3.3% for the week we are still, as i mentioned, higher by about 1% or so on the s&p. thanks to that strong rally we had on monday and tuesday. often the strongest rallies, though, do come in the middle of the bear market. today the concern the stronger jobs report giving the fed leeway to raise interest rates more, plus corporate warnings from amd, samsung, fedex and others look at the fintech stocks they are getting crushed. kate rooney, what are you watching >> share ration that's right, these names have been rate sensitive, among the hardest hit names and group overall, take a look at shares of coin base, that's one of the worst performers today, also getting hit by lower bitcoin and crypto prices, down more than 10% you have also got a firm, again, a ve

the markets log their best weeks since june investor temped their fed fears. big test next week with tech earnings we're going to give you plays. netflix turned into a stellar performance this week, which means we should manage our trade from last week right now we'll explain what to do next. with me tonight, carter worth, mike khouw, and a special appearance by denis. let's get a quick assessment of the week's overall market action carter, what's your take >> in many ways it was sort of more of the same if you think about it, yields were up 15 weeks in a row, or close to it, a near record gold down, although recovering a bit. and s&p of course putting on a good week. and yet here, too, we're basically the same level where we were in june, not much happened it's going to really get down to whether the earnings can deliver next week. >> denis >> yeah, nothing like a 2.5% broad market rally on a friday the make everybody feel like it's summer time even though it's not the options show -- the vicks still priced at 30 30% vix, implies 2.5% a day. that's what we're

the markets log in their best week since june as investors temper their fed fears we'll give you plays for apple, google, and microsoft. and speaking of earnings netflix turned in a stellar performance this week, which means we should manage our trade from last week right now. we'll explain what to do next. with me tonight carter worth, the chart master, mike khouw before we get to tonight's trades let's get a quick assessment of the week's overall market action. carter, what's your take >> in many ways it was more of sort of the same yields were up gold down though recovering a bit. and s&p putting on a good week, and yet here too we're basically the same level where we were in june not much happened. it's going to really get down to whether the earnings can deliver next week. >> dennis? >> yeah, nothing like a 2.5% broad market rally on a friday to make everybody feel like it's summertime even though it's not. an options show the vix is still priced to 30 the market was up today. the vix was pretty much unchanged down about 60. implies a 2% move per day. that's what we've been gettin

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[laughter] by the middle of june 1862, june 19 to be exact, john pope received a telegram from secretary of war. he sends it to pope and says if your orders will admit you and you can be absent long enough from your command, i'd be glad to see you at washington. when pope receives this, he's visiting with his family at st. louis at the time, his wife had just given birth to their first child named clara pope does not have time right now or a desire to go to washington d.c. he's got time off from an active campaign that's wrapped up, his wife has just given birth, family are together in st. louis, interested going to d.c. pope asks for advice of his friend superior, henry, about what he should do and how it writes back, secretary of war in order you to washington if he deems proper but i cannot give you the lead because i think your services here our greatest possible self-esteem will send a second telegram from at this time orally pope to washington d.c. but throughout the exchange between pope and stanton, nowhere in their is a reason given why from st. louis to the nation's capitol. le

and what we have here is we're right at the june low. so this group was holding up better it didn't breach the way the s&p did and yet of late the s&p is back above its june low and this is sitting right on it and i think that is the problem. two more charts just for fun the first here of the two is a ratio chart. you're simply looking at the nasdaq 100's relative performance to the s&p and we have literally been tracking that up trend line perfectly and balancing to the penny, to the penny, to the penny and we breached that line to the downside. hold that thought and then look at the same chart, but all the way back to the dotcom era what we know is that only in the last 12 months was the nasdaq 100 able to recoup all of its relative losses to the dotcom peak, only to what, roll over and fail i think you want to remain underweight this area of the market. >> carter worth, thank you very much we'll see you shortly on "options action" which i can't wait for let's try this guy, do you agree with that premise? >> yes 100% because he basical

he accepts command on june 28th. on june 29, he moves the army. and after a heck of a lot of examination of maps, intelligence reports from various elements of the army, both cavalry as well as civilian reports, showing that leaves army, which has been in pennsylvania for sometime now, foraging, leaves army stretched out between chambers barry and york, pennsylvania. and there's a road that runs between chambers bergh and new york, and you can see it on the map. right above the word -- you see chambers berg. the chambers bagpipe runs from chambers bag to cash town pass, and then to gettysburg, and on to york. notice that map, you see troops along the chambers bagpipe, you see a long straight at chambers back, you see hail at the -- uc early over here, near new york, which is probably -- from the time he -- until july 1st. that's what you see on that map. that's it. no weather intelligence could we find there was one piece of intelligence that indicated that long straights of chambersburg. ap hill is a cash town. they both have a, quote, dispositio

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i feel like you think the june low won't hold you tell me? >> that's a good guess yeah i don't think it's going to hold here's the premise for why i don't think it will. if we think about what happen pd to the economy during the pandemic, obviously in terms of productivity, wealth creation, it was decimated but the reason we saw a lot of prices go higher, prices for homes, prices for cars, prices for stocks, prices for bonds was of course because we are creating a lot of money rather than wealth. and what we're hearing from the fed right now is they're going to undo a lot of that. if that's true, then we have to get back to basics and start thinking about what the value of things are now, if the cost of debt capital rises that means the earnings of indebted companies are going to go down as their interest goes up at the same time that's happening, the multiple you should be paying for socks is also going down. if you put those two things together, that does not take you back to the june lows. it takes you to numbers that are considerably lowe

of 20 through june 30 of 27 with one, throw year option to extend. members who wish to commentom this resolution call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2494 405 5872 ## and press star 3 to enter the speaker queue. when the system indicates you have been unmuted, begin comments. >> thank you very much. and we have [inaudible] here to present on this. hello >> chair robe sxen vice chair safai and supervisor chan, thank you to present here. i'm [inaudible] strategic software manager of department of tech noelg nog here to seek your approval for the existing agreement with verizon wireless. this amendment introduces to changes. first to extend the counters terms 3 years to 7 scombreers a month. second, to increase the. not to compete amount. 9 penalty 5 million to 30.6 opinion including 2.5 to the of [inaudible] and [inaudible] 5 million per year for, 4 years and a month. this contract [inaudible] all city department to purchase mobile device and connect them to the verizon network. 56% of mobile are cell phones the other forty-four percent. wifi hot spot [

we breeches the june level. we rallied back to the level from what the stock broke down by definition of level and overhead supply. look at happen appeal. apple never got anywhere near the june level. and what we know from here is if as the others fail and they rally back to the break point and apple were to join them there, is no way in the s&p 500 by virtue of the weight that the stocks are in the index. >> there we go. >> for the trade for all three of these, mike, kick things off with microsoft. >> this is a tough one. when i think of tech companies that i like, we're not along my tech companies, but energy. microsoft is a company that seems to be executing exceptionally well. we look at year an year 10% revenue in growth. they're in hybrid cloud with the teams product. they're basically able to adapt to a change in the work environment. i think the struggle for them is that we are in a contract gives multiple government and concerns about declining earnings environment. so i think we're - i think this creat

i'm beat on those commerce and harvard on the first day of june to be stopped by an armed force be my highly necessary that the set first thing you set a part of the day of fasting humiliation and pray. right what is trees it's about prayer the king or the governor. can proclaim such days the houses you surfing his authority to support him out of criminals who through tear into boston harbor criminal. you say i say american patriots standing up for their rights is freeborn bricks. who disguise themselves indian warriors and destroyed private property properly that was being taxed unfairly? no taxation without representation. i say those men are hero a heroes or criminals. it does seem a bit unfair to close the whole harbor for the actions of a few, huh. it's not just the poor park even think about it. the entire civil government was removed in massachusetts red coach patrol this tree exactly. do we want to see that here in virginia? we must work with the king and the governor to ensure that they know we are. honorable subjects dedicated to working toward a peaceable solution not to ca

that amendment extends the lease term to june 27, with an optional 5 year extension through june of 32. we showed the terms on page 2 of our report and noted, this is a soit tht sheriff used for operation's center. training and field operations division. we locked at the space use. and this site as leased and believe this space is reasonable. we note in the report that the sheriff leased it since 2002. there is no space in the tality plan now to purchase a site of this size but note that the payments thinked have done so twice and we note also that the brand for the initial 5 year term is 5.8 million dollars. they are general funds and rent confirmed boy an afrail, we recommend approval. >> thank you. questions, colleagues? >> can we open this up for public comment? thank you. member when is wish to peek and joining remote or in person line up to speak. for those remote call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2494 405 5872 ## and star 3 to enter the speaker line. where am i? in the queue wait until you have been unnoughtd and that will be time to begin comments. no one in person here. we h

we are still in a june-like weathen a june-like weather pattern were were temperatures will be chilly be chilly around the bay but wam to even hot other inland. if you you are coming in from inland ps in from inland parts of the bay area, the 90-degree temperatures will not be the case in the city for fleet week. saturday, temperatures at 10:00 in the morning will be in the mid-50s. i will be at debose park emceeig the canine event. meets and very well trained working dogs. >> they are doing their service. their service. thank you. > >> let's get to some other headlines from around the bay. the san francisco police departt san francisco police department is considering new limitations f when officers can pull drivers over. it's an effort to fight rl profiling and pretextual stops.r the proposal, officers cannot pull over drivers for minor infs like throwing trash out of the , tag violations, or failing to sl or failing to signal a turn. > >> an arrest in oakland in 100, five of the year. a man shot a gun from a wheelchair. he claimt is self-defense. he is facing a charge of being a fe

day after the start of the great patriotic war, you know, on june 23, in fact. it was an order by the artist to serve for the good of the motherland to act as a powerful propaganda system to maintain morale and faith in victory among the army , the navy and the population recalls the great soviet composer. anatoly grigorievich novikov is the author of great songs that have become symbols of that dark-skinned-moldovan wars or roads dust to fog. on the first day of the war, the composers of the capital gathered in the house of the composers, they came to feel the urgent need to be together at this historical moment, the rally was short and businesslike, like a gathering of fighters on military alert. fast. deal. the fact that we must immediately begin composing songs for the front at the end of the rally of a group of composers went to the union of writers for songs, new poems were needed. everyone set to work in 2-3 days it was written over 40 songs to the words of lebedev kumach isakovsky alexey surkov evgeny dolmatovsky. anatoly safronov lev ashanin the house o

e days, more like june. complete with the june gloom.he summer weather pattern will continue through the rest of the workwe. some changes in stored for the weekend to bring us back to thl october weather pattern for at least a little while. but for the rest of the workweek, the warmer the normal temperatures will continue for inland partse parts. the cooler than normal t, normal temperatures, even chilly. now looking outside, the salesforce camera has been out of focus as they look to the west, but you get the idea. up close and personal and only n only in the 50s around the bay.6 bay. 56 in the city, 59 in oakland. it was close to 90 degrees, but temperatures are retreating nicely. the sun has been down for over 30 minutes,g minutes, dropping off quickly. e off quickly. the fog will spread well into the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. but even there you won't get rid of the fog along the coast as we head into the afternoon. gray skies through the next several days.s days. temperatures tonight dropg down mostly mid to low 50s. the on

move ames to support oil prices, which have fallen by 30 percent since june. u. s. president joe biden low says he's disappointed by this decision. the decision which he's called short sighted. well, let's discuss this further with carol knox law who is seo of crystal energy. thanks a lot for joining us on d. w. business. this decision by opec, this is going to come as a blow to countries already struggling with their energy costs, isn't it? when if you good to look at the number to $1000000.00 a day, literally, that is definitely a market which has been struggling with high prices. but actually market observers understand it's not going to be the actual 2000000 barrels a day taken out of the market because they can its allies in a big loss. most of them have been producing below the i look at the quote and located to them. so in reality, the $2000000.00 barrels a day would translate into less than $1000000.00 a day off barrels taken out of the market. i'm not trying to down today the significance of that. i'm always not as bad as $2000000.00 a day, but we're see

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operated museum laboratory orangerie fundamental library in june forty-first year.nt of the source of reference at the faculty of history of the belarusian state university, was going to celebrate the twentieth anniversary, and a scientific conference was already timed to coincide with this, which was supposed to open on june 24 forty-one and which was supposed to last for 4 days, and at the end of it, so to speak , they should anniversary celebrations were already taking place. and so on, june 21 was the anniversary scientific session was opened and a festive exhibition was launched, but at noon of the longest day of the year, the belarusians listened to the government message about the beginning of the great patriotic war, the professor, the teaching staff of our university and the student, who just finished their work. the session, yes, the summer session, yes, so, uh, the graduates, then, still continued to take. even the state exam. they are nonetheless. uh, they immediately warmly responded, so to speak, to those calls, uh, that sounded mean, and uh about this

mister president, on the 29th of june, 2022, the russian federation submitted a request for the convening of a formal consultative meeting under article 5 of the b w. c. and the final declaration of the conventions. second and 3rd review conferences. in accordance with the agreed timelines. an informal meeting to discuss the arrangements for the former meeting. took place in geneva on the 27th of july, 2022 chairs by ambassador aid and lit little of the united kingdom. the former qualitative meeting opened on friday 26, august 2022 for a brief procedure or meeting it then resumed its business. on monday, the 5th of september, 2022 for a period or 4 days, and was chaired by ambassador yagi manya of hungary. the meet the meeting had the presentation by the russian federation of its article 5, cause or 2 from the request regarding respective outstanding questions by the russian federation to the united states and to ukraine. concerning the fulfillment of their respective obligations on that the convention in the context of the oppression of biological laboratories in ukraine. the meeting als

so people shooter, cecilia, i don't know how to say why he strikes on the capital of the 1st since june and come after russia's president. putin blamed ukraine for a blast on a bridge. lincoln crimea, with russia. the weekend, speaking on the streets of keith, ukraine's president accused moscow of trying to wipe his nation off the math. progress buying you, the one a crate, panicking chaos not to want to destroy our energy system. right. the 2nd target is people with general, they deliberately chose such a time and such targets in order to cause as much harm as possible. but we are ukrainians. we help each other, we believe in ourselves. we will restore everything that was destroyed and cave was not the only target dozens of russian rockets or so cause chaos and destruction in cities right across the country. several regions across ukraine have been left without power after the strikes destroyed, key parts of the countries electricity, great. but despite the apparent russian escalation, in this war, it appears to have only strengthened the spirit of the ukrainian people. and instead, th

june 25, pope arrives to washington d.c. and he has his first interview that date with secretary of war, edward stanton. he goes and sticks stanton and there they sit, and they sit and they look at each other and size each other up, they have some faint chit chat about lighthearted topics and facet. stanton shares no reason to pope one day after being in d.c., there is a reason for it. stanton cannot say anything to pope until abraham lincoln gets back to washington d.c. abraham lincoln left for west point june 23, he kept his departure a secret from those in washington d.c., a secret from the press heading up to west point to meet with general winfield to ask my views in writing to further dispositions to be made, lincoln is traveling to west point to meet with winfield scott asked scott if pope is capable of commanding several armies in the eastern theater of the war. sounds like we can place his confidence in pope and perhaps popes record issue has something to back it up with. although lincoln does not specifically menti

manages the 33 building, more than 50 tenants have joined this this lawsuit, it started back in in june when a pipe burst on the the rooftop, water flooded into hallways at apartments on multiple floors, tenants had to evacuate, and some didn't get a chance to grab their things or even their pets. a water main burst again in august, the lawsuit claims the company knew the building needed repairs but never fixed them. it claims the company failed to reimburse tenants for expenses as they were settled from hotel to hotel, sometimes with little notice. one woman claimed the contractors working in her apartment stole jewelry enter check book and cashed fraudulent fraudulent checks in her name. >> if you compound that type of. for a sponse but toz hear back. >> thank you so much. > >> airbnb says they will crackdown on halloween party house rentals, they have rules that apply to entire home listings, the company says guest guest without a history of positive reviews, if you have those reviews, you can't book those one night reservations on the platform anymore. if you try try to book a tonig

the markets log their best weeks since june investor temped their fed fears.eek with tech earnings we're going to give you plays. netflix turned into a stellar performance this week, which means we should manage our trade from last week right now we'll explain what to do next. with me tonight, carter worth, mike khouw, and a special appearance by denis. let's get a quick assessment of the week's

the s&p when it made the june lows it maede a positive divergence into support. the monthly 50 ma, there's a lot of points of confluence there that were positive if you look at this through the lens of the weekly 200 ma we had a very similar set up in 2008 where the initial weekly 200 ma was slightly and then a massive counter trend rally that got back up to the 50 ma -- sorry for the technical chat but in the current context that would get us to 4200, 4300 for a year end rally. then we have to determine what the macro looks like because we have the threat, obviously, from yields that are high, and the fact, by the way, and i want to point this out as well while we try to make new lows heers, in october, the ten year yield had risen significantly above the june highs of 3.5%, nearly 4.4%. so the market seems to have reacted less to the rising yields that i would have expected than the positive divergence at play so far. as long as you can play that we have the sizable rally in the long term context, in the long term context you don't get a bottom until the fed ac

the first presidential elections were held back in june, the main current of which is the appointment searches. since then, in the union, russian biathletes have undergone important structural changes. and that the main thing is that they have adopted a new position now for the victory in the presidential elections. what was required was not two-thirds of the votes of the delegates, but a qualified majority of 50% plus two votes , the president was elected by secret ballot - this is a good sign that, in principle, but the parties found uh, mutual understanding and uh, well, given the opportunity. uh, to speak honestly to everyone, and to the delegate secret ballot is another big difference of another introduction, compared to the election of the head of the assembly in june , 54 delegates took part in the conference. as a result, viktor magurov received 31 votes. 23 delegates voted for his rival alexei nuchu. the election took place, uh, from the side of the executive committee of the sbr, and it was supported, it was proposed to hold a closed vote on the presidential elections, every

, in june, in june, in june, there was also a session, and they were also listed from the garden of ugu p . andriy, there is a message from the head office intelligence and from the security service of ukraine about the fact that enemy sabotage and intelligence groups are still periodically intercepted in the kharkiv region, and in particular from the composition of the chvk pvk e-e wagner, i would like to understand how much these groups are currently harassing in the liberated territories and how big e-e losses they are they can ask what their tasks are possible now there . well, this is such an abomination that will do everything in order to make a mess, i will say the russian language, so you can expect everything and at any time. ok, well, not in any other way mr. andrii, finally, i would like to clarify whether the adequate procurement of all critically necessary means was carried out, in particular, it is about coal, firewood, and so on. as for gaza, there are no questions, so far, that something has been imported. oh, as for coal at the moment there are no questions more or

this table is the 12 month activity from july 2021 through june 2022. this gives overview of total award approximately 137 $137 million $81 million went to sbe close to 60 percent sbe participation. we broke down for professional service, $21 million total, $17 million.5 going to sbe or 83.5 percent sbe participation and for construction, 115 million 15 million going to sbe or 55.5 percent. next slide, please. on this chart, it breaks out from fiscal year 2016 through 2022. the blue line up top is professional services so fy16, all most 60 percent went to sbe and each year forward we continue to exceed the 50 percent goal as you see in the last 2 years, 84.6 in fy21 and this year 83.5. with regards to construction, the red line, you see fy16, we were 33.6, we have the dip mostly because of the (inaudible) we were at 20 percent in fy18 and continue to increase over the last 5 years and the last 2 years fy21 and fy22 we are 74.6 percent in 21 and this year 55.5 for construction. next slide, please. this is a break out of minority and women owned business

deputies remain visibly high, for example, the mayor vitaly maletskyi was paid more than uah 75,000 in junewas a salary of more than 19,000 allowances. and almost uah 25,000 in bonuses was paid to his deputy olga uvanova for june, in the amount of uah 119,000, taking into account financial aid for rehabilitation, it was most difficult to find information about the salary of the mayor of poltava , oleksandr mamai, because the city council refused provide data on his income, the last settlement letter of the mayor of poltava dated october 2021. then he was charged uah 87,361 per month for the salary of an official who are subjects of public law and a priori cannot belong to information with limited access, it is public if the subject of the inquiry is public an activist or other natural person or citizen of ukraine wants to inquire about the salary of the mayor of a particular city, he has the right to do so. in july, the mayor of lviv, andriy sadovoy, was charged almost 75,000 uah of wages, of which the official salary is more than 12.5 thousand hryvnias, 32,800 bonuses, and this despite the

that is 2 cents shy of of the almeset back in june. sarah explains what might reverse that trend. >> reporter: it fosters creativy and focus. i think that is what i like about it. i have always liked to drive. >> reporter: upon francisco sayn he drives, he is in the zone. se does it for a living. nine yearr and almost 28,000 rides. but these days the numbers are not g up in his favor. >> i keep a record of all my ga. in the last two days it has gonp 14 cents at my favorite station up the street. and you know, that is unconscionable. >> reporter: average gas pricesn california are creeping to all time highs, and drivers say it is taking a toll. >> thank god i'm driving a priu. otherwise, i don't know what i d do. >> reporter: so much so, in fac, that for drivers who can afford, evs are seeming like a safer bet. >> there is definitely a growinr of drivers that are realizing h, i could make an extra $800 a month driving electric vehicleso i might as well make the switch. make the switch. >> reporter: experts say the recent spike in prices

monitoring for fiscal 21/22 in june of 22. all programs compliant with minor finalings resolved and action needs. office requesting your president trump for this moifkdz, thank you for your consideration and i am happy to answer questions you may have >> are there comments from commissioners. >> i have a comment. >> sure. i wanted to say how i'm pleased to see move forward to fund bilingual staff. it is important we have bilingual staff to service the machineoling walclients i'm happy to see this. >> thank you. >> are comments or questions. commissioner lum. my question is do we have guideline as to what point we justify hiring additional linguists on a group of seniors. it is more determined through need that is exhibited either by what upon clients walk through the door. sometimes we get some direction from either the ad rc's themselves from i'm trying to we look at the number who is is coming through the doors and able to determine that way. the mission neighborhood came to us with a need for russian staffing and --the had

we are already starting to sell in june at the end of may, the beginning of june is the average for usly august and now here we started harvesting late cabbage. now the time has come for her, she is good for sourdough, as well as for storage at the farm horizont of the moscow region, cabbage harvesting has not yet begun. now they are actively harvesting table beets and growing the crop using modern technologies. as a result, the yield is more than 40 tons per hectare; the entire crop is harvested using a modernized potato harvester. the direction of vegetable growing farm is fully automated harvesting sorting bookmark storage occurs automatically with the help of such special machines. constantly experimenting with varieties, they choose the most suitable not only for our climatic conditions, but even for a specific field this year we try the monti e hybrid, it is excellent in taste. this is the size of the consumer agronomist of the farm , dmitry maslyavets makes the main bet on the safety of vegetables. this is a pure economy, the price of cabbage, carrots or onions, for example, in

denay, per, have been forced to use backup generations after wide spread power cuts, ma'am, and jam june sent us this report from give up a raj missile strikes across ukraine, hitting critical infrastructure. the 2nd day, the countries power grid has come under attack like at this plant and denise pro and this one, and she told me ukrainian officials expect more attacks in the days ahead. the result arrest the rather the terrorist states. russia is making every effort to destroy the ukraine energy system. the main target is not only the peacefully green civilians, but also the critical infrastructure in keeps destiny on ski district. power facilities were hit by 3 missiles, leaving many areas in the dark. for residents of this apartment, complex concerns are growing. in fact, when, when the virginian, unless they have done the same again last monday. and today they attacked us again . and it wasn't just the electricity they worried about. water wasn't flowing either. 63 year old valentina has lived in this neighborhood for 30 years and she's upset june a you know, was, or when april fath

the 1st such meetings between the 2 men since june. i. e, a, the latest report on iran indicates the agency is no longer able to provide reassurances better on nuclear program is entirely peaceful as a conference straws to a close. a number of resolutions have passed, one urging the democratic people's republic of korea to abide by the safe guards of the nonproliferation treaty, another one on nuclear safety in the middle east, calling on all those countries to extend their full cooperation to the director general. so he can do his job, which is to ensure non proliferation, whether these warnings will have the desired outcome remains to be seen. doors such of ari al jazeera vienna. a cattle disease outbreak in india has killed 100000 cows and buffalos and other 2000000 cattle have been infected and the virus has been reported in more than 15 states across the country. the outbreak has a devastated farmers who have already suffered severe stock losses from extreme weather. ah, what amount is 0? these are the headlines this. our rushes pres

lincoln had left for west point on june 23rd. he kept his departure a secret from those in washington d. c.. and the secret from the press. he is heading up to west point to meet with general winfield scott, to quote, ask my views in writing and to further dispositions to be made. lincoln is traveling to west point to meet with winfield scott to ask scott if pope is capable of commanding several disparate armies in the eastern theater of the war. it sounds like lincoln's place placing a lot of confidence in pope. and perhaps popes raggedy shoe braggadocious no -- and the suitability of whether he can take this command in any of the accounts in this meeting, it was certainly discussed. lincoln on his return back from west point has a train stop in new jersey and he shares with the press then why he has gone to west point. and he eludes to the situation that is brewing back in washington d. c.. lincoln said, when the birds and animals are looked at through a fog, they are seen to vanish. and so it might be with you if i were to att

the decision to liquidate was made back in june 2019.eather, when adviser john bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo persuaded trump to avenge the wound for downing rq4 globall, yes, and the suleimani pose a threat, what is hidden under the word of threat can be understood if you study the biographies of two pompeo mikes and pence case in the fact that before being elected director of the cia, mike pompeo was engaged in business, more precisely, in the oil business, he was the president of a company in the center of international that supplied equipment to the texas company koch industries, famous for numerous scandals in the oil business, including in iran the supply of equipment to the iranian plant zagros petra chemical mike pence was known before the vice presidency as a successful lobbyist for the interests of chevron oil companies, and their dream, mobile the latter had a branch in iraq ex-son, mobile and round, and sulimonone actively fought against the influence of american corporations on the iranian oil industry. that's the