k. right? now i'm shocked to see it that so me suggest a shift in narrative, your thoughts? i mean this is this. there's a kind of a um, what would you escape the frame? yeah. isn't that because on the one hand, there's a desperation to make this thing. what britson wants to remain a power in the world. on the other hand, hard reality is hitting home in some quotes. it is, i've been trying to work out how to square these things. you know the fact to it looking for this review type, but you can see that which is not the power in the world. it what's most as neither is the usa, right? but britain, in particular, you look at the review and you see it called a bullet to create the kind of all me and best and the kind of kicks that would enable it to seriously face up against russia or china. whether it's targeted, identifies that it wants to attack and destroy, so it's false to focus instead, it's just the on the role of kind of jobs to the main force. it was the act is that single assistant is preparing to start to go really. which is court to come down for a country that 100 y

k. frank, right. to see so, 1st and foremost, what's your take on ukraine's recent gains? good morning, pablo. it's at the lower end of expectations and it bears same time on time and time again because we often here it is that this was going to be a great sweeping, offensive everything over by a christmas one bound. and we're done. and the trade in senior officials that i've spoken to, rather i'd listen to have always said that this was going to take time. that wouldn't be one offensive. that wouldn't be one operation. that would be many a series of blows. and that's what we're saying here. so popular uh about 4 days ago we saw for the 1st time ukrainians deployed was in military, particularly ex soviet military problems is known as the 2nd dash along. so basically what's happened is the 1st epsilon, which in this case i think was called the 9th call number brigades, mostly to some extent west and on. they had finished operations to a tristan's operations and got very fossit effect. so now we saved the 2nd, that's the 1st thing that happens is they take this village start

i missed, i'm going to, if i k a, if i can your thoughts right now on, on who will or what is prompting these violent protests in the country and effectively putting the country in the state of k or what or who is behind it. um it's the festival. uh. good afternoon from here. uh i don't i think it is good evening there and thank you for inviting me to us to deal. uh it's a difficult question. um, i think the 1st thing is that the cost of living is high, but it's not just high and canyon. it's high all over the world. and i think that the inflation was high unemployment. plaza b 12. uh, you know, i just homelessness and desperation as close to this. uh, but its been taking advantage off by a little deal and is that the last elections last year and now believe that they're going to jump into this and exploit it so that they can do stabilize the current government and hoping that it might allow them either to remove it from power or to force them to some kind of deal. so it's a send me a call, hopefully by new position, taking advantage of really shoes affecting can because the question pe

the fact that 4 k right hosting up here in the getting up towards the mid fourties over the next dial. so i'm not wind the most a biting until we move into a latter half of the week for the north, let it dry weather oscillate to cheryl 2, across the clear maybe up to was a coke, as has been nothing too much to speak of and nothing too much to speak of in terms of any wet weather across northern parts of africa. now, the whole one in congress, $41.00 cells. you have plenty of showers across the central africa, perhaps not quite as intensive. you might expect to, at this time if you but some live, the ones that are close to coastal fringes of west africa pushing all the way to we'll see i really, i and even the southern parts of molly more time you could catch a shout to over the next couple of days, not too much in the way whether it's a southern africa or on the other hand. and if anything we will see time just picking up cape town, getting up to 15 degrees celsius on tuesday. that's no great shakes. but by the time we come to thursday, it could touch 23 degrees, the discipline record

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k. all right. thank you.up, a major update tonight on the bay area woman who was kidnapped in mexico almost a >> welcome back. 6.16, on this saturday evening. and we've got karl the fog moving in tonight. this is a live look from our sutro tower cam. you can kind of see the golden gate bridge popping up from the top of the fog. but that's really a cool spot for us everywhere. well, >> else has been pretty warm today. murray rig as here with a look at our forecast, a member, he said, yeah, that's right. noelle mother nature's ac out in full force, kicking into high gear, especially along our bay area. beaches. check out moon bay. 55 degrees. 50 degrees cooler than brett would out there right now at 105 degrees bay area. summer climate out there in full force with dublin and livermore in the triple digits. concord trying to flirt with that triple digit heat. 99 degrees and we're tracking low 90's for most of our north bay valleys, santa rosa and sonoma in the low 90's as his fairfax, but nevada, little bit mild

the fact that 4 k right hosting up here in the getting up towards the mid fourties over the next dial. so i'm not wind the most a biting until we move into a latter half of the week. so i don't know if a lot of dry weather isolate to cheryl to across the clear, maybe up to was a coke, as has been nothing too much to speak of and nothing too much to speak of in terms of any wet weather cause northern parts of africa now the whole one in congress, 41 cells, you have plenty of showers across the central africa, perhaps not quite as intensive. we might expect that this time if you, but some, a lot of the ones that are close to the coastal fringes of west africa pushing all the way to we'll see i really, i and even the southern parts of mount a more time you could catch a shout to i would the next couple of days. not too much in the way whether across southern africa or on the other hand. and if anything we will see time just picking up cape town, getting up to 15 degrees celsius on tuesday. that's no great shakes. but by the time we come to thursday, it could touch 23 degrees. the ideals,

k. all right, so the groups, the country since tuesday, the on the west was boxed by the police killing of a young man of old jerry and descent in par, the french politician on the phone, the presidential candidate erickson moore, believes the on west stadium phones over the past weekend is tons of mountain to civil war. the web, derek, we can clearly see that we're in the early stages of a civil war. what is the civil war? it's a confrontation between one part of the population against public authorities or the state is exactly what we have here today. this is an ethnic rise because every way we see losing way people rushed to luxury products. so today the consumption stores the most congested was abilene police offices deployed across power itself, a lease to a gas against protest. at least $45.00 offices were injured in the clashes while a total of $719.00 people were rested across the country overnight on saturday. and upon you in the south of paris protest as well as the call into the house at the most he met. according to officials, the suspects set the vehicle on fire and then cr

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k. all right, i'm sorry. did you on? yeah, you minute been just got an additional independence. we take our own decisions. we know our friends and we have the right to choose on friends. nobody should be just friends for us. we are here in the ratio today to demonstrate to that change is that taking place in the world today. did you then, bye, when the country, when a group of people, one group of admissions, they want to governments that's a favorable to them. there once puppy to governments significant this fund setting, then we will also some foundations also. so front sets right to these governments. we know that the government can never deliver economic in minimum for you cannot make the government dispute. we have seen it across africa. we have seen it of these needed is the silver and an independent to governments that the right split that from the people we have the right to choose own governments. we should of the right. because on the lead us, well, i rush as far menissi spoke to him, and those are the slum western european countries for ignoring the will of the people

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k. the right place, given the divides we have in the international community, particularly over ukraine. there's no way, for example, to let them at putting will be going to london for a summit. i will present, she of china, go to london. he said to me the b u k. fun set, katrina, b u k was a world leader. and it is interesting that among the x books that you came to invite you to, the security council meeting is an ex but from china. so they clearly are trying to woo the chinese in this u. k. lead effort to deal with with a i have to say the, the big countries in the world that regulation on i really, none of them are making any false progress. the one exception perhaps, is your opinion, which is planning an e u a i act, that is perhaps more advanced than any other regulation or legislation in any other part of the world that chinese export actually briefing the un security council right now. a very interesting developments that at the un in new york are different that i've had is a james based across that for us. thank you, james. the all this is al jazeera and he's all the headlines.

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k j. thank you. right? yeah, as you, as president buys, has reaffirmed his commitment to nato, his newest member of finland. he wrapped up his visit to europe. today speaking in helsinki, fine said the vin us in finland are working in lock step for a more secure path from for the world. instead of the nordics summit, which also included sweden, denmark, iceland in norway address challenges, including clean energy, regional security. and we're in no tex knology, now the talks come on the heels of this week's earlier summit, the nato summit that took place in lithuania with the war in ukraine. the high on the agenda biden said that he's hopeful that negotiations will one day soon bring it into this for i don't think the working going for years for 2 reasons. number one, i don't think that the russians could, could maintain the war forever. number one in terms of the resources and capacity. number 2, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually present food is going to the site is not in t

i mean, i just to give you an article on this right now, you know, in england k, one of the biggest papers is the telegraph, right? and his website is a telegraph o dot u k. and they've just, just just hours ago, they published a headlines saying ukraine and the west, the facing a devastating defeat in ukraine. so i'm seeing a narrative now that is only just starting to shift. but had you been saying that in recent months or in the past year, you would have been. busy without all sorts of problems, you obviously, as i said, telling the truth, you know, what a time of universe will the seed is a revolutionary act. i mean, social media, for example, you tell the truth on facebook or they'll block it, twitter will deleted youtube, will sign it. what, what do you think? because i mean, people said to me, when i moved to rush or people were like, oh, you call and have freedom of speech in russia, you can't do this, you can't do that. and yet i spent so many years in america nearly 10 years working for cnn. and yet when i moved to the russian federation, i have never experienced such a sense of

rights groups. the terrible illegal migration bill has passed all the stages in parliament and will now become law. it's a dark day for the u. k. his reputation as a protector of human rights and a great moment for those seeking safety and an uncertain world, but the fight for a fair and she main asylum system goes on. devastating to know that you case illegal migration bill is now set to become law. it doesn't represent us or the society wants to leave in our 1st thoughts this morning with those directly affected. please join us in solidarity with everyone. so you can safety and justice of developments, economic specialist. how do you spell hummadi, who was a refugee himself saves the british build, violates international law. on such a precedent for the treatment of migrants in other countries, that is not only going to affect negatively u. k, but also as item seekers. internationally. in addition to that is violating at least the international laws, for example, 1951 diffusion convention and also the pm convention on human rights and human rights act of 1998. additionally, it's also violating un convention against transnati

as rates continue to stay high, the terminal rate keeps moving higher, you can get 5% in your 401(k) right they've been incredibly strong. >> we did get mannheim yesterday, used cars second biggest year on year decline, down 10.3 bigger than we saw during the financial crisis goldman only looking at .22 month-on-month >> that is very bullish. we still don't have the elixir which is the wanls and then we've got to get -- lennar is the most important stock of this market. >> len march is the key to the market why? >> you can't stop the home builders. >> piper on zillow today. >> people are checking their houses again if toll brothers, every house is over a million bucks, you should check your house i think we're back to house poor >> they mentioned adding more premier agents i think they go 42 to 62. >> the return on investment is very good. look at toll million dollar house, bidding wars, mostly cash. doug yearly, fantastic. >> what turns the home builders? need more inventory. >> 1.6, got to build 2 million if you're talking to doug yearly, he'll tell you we build as many as people need >>

k j. thank you. right? yeah. all right, we want to move on now to these any refugee camp in the occupied westbank refugees there are repairing the damage after israel's military launched is biggest raid in more than 20 years. 12 palestinians and one is really soldier. dod, israel have said that the operation was successful in destroying what he calls the terrorist infrastructure, but many, including the head of the united nations, say the destructive raids engineering could end up fueling more violence. des rebecca rivers report are trying to put a life back together when as well um, a rated janine camp. the fed family were given just minutes to evacuate. no time to pack belongings or even their identity documents to honey shows me what they found . when they returned this, they broke everything. i spelled, the oil show that they broke the jobs, the windows, the tools i didn't recognize my house, they vandalized it. oh, i'm still suffering. this is painful. icon go back to my normal life that oh they search every

areas and focus relentlessly on getting this right. finally, you'll setting up this summit of world leaders on a i, lisa in the well have to ask you was the u. k, the right place, the such a summit? you all right, nato. remember we just talked about the divisions in the world. we need the best to to have this in a, in a neutral place. well, a is present. she'll present pollutant going to come. so i tell you, regard, regard about membership of, of nato as a barrier to this actual, i mean, we should remember that the u. k has a unique cost of well cloth, the universities and research institutions. we have a very, very active, a high performing venture capitalists of inch capital environments in the, in the u. k. and the combination of those to means all tech sector is disproportionately successful. so we have a loss of knowledge in the u. k. in this area, we go to the right language, you've got to find times, and then we go back convening power that we all very, very proud of. we do not pretend that we have all the offices, but we are part of the process of finding out results with us citizens across the border into north korea was outs authoriz

don't think they will have until you have someone else running against bite and besides r f k junior, which right now i don't think you will. it just looks like it's going to be the 2 of them. again, it's almost highlighting the fact that we have been consistently st. problems with this president the presidency right from the beginning. even before you can say, going back to the basement joe. but the point is that it's like, it's just one of a string of absurdity. and i think that's really why i located. it's like the absurdity of, of, of biden's presidency in how, you know, flood makes them just out of sorts. he is, his lack of a lack of eloquence is here to say the least right when he even knows where he is. so that he does a good idea of the cocaine scandal at the white house. it's like it compounds the absurdity of this whole administration. as this continues to come out with more evidence, more whistle blowers, i just think this will, there is no way that you can avoid this, you know, for it, for, i didn't in the, in the next year though, but to sweden. now when i call, it says found a curti

don't think they will have until you have someone else running against buying besides r f k junior. which right now i don't think you will. it just looks like it's going to be the 2 of them. again, there's in the support of his people when it comes to publicly allowing the building to get religious books in the name of free speech. according to a new poll, more than half of swedish responded, say, the shifting public opinion is, is making still come question whether to sanction any new book funding protests as, according to the countries of justice minister. meanwhile, several demonstrators are planning to publicly burn copies of the bible and the tour in sweden as the author, the same was previously done with the cover during the islamic holiday of eve. b, as in sparks fee is condemnation from muslim countries, including touch here which front of the as you know, so we didn't raise hope, it may be jeopardized by the reaction stuff requires turkish approval to join the blog. however, the, even though the country to enter the alliance value value, friend the gross sales, repaired for the native

don't think they will have until you have someone else running against buying besides r f k junior. which right now i don't think you will. it just looks like it's going to be the 2 of them. again, the swedish government is losing the support of his people when it comes to publicly allowing the funding of religious button to a new poll. more than half of swedish respond and say, such a acts should be fund the shifting public opinion is making still kind of question whether it's a sanction, any new book burning protest that's according to the last several demonstrators are planning to publicly burn copies of the bible on the torah and sweden as onto the same was previously done with the korean outside. the most skin still claimed during the atlantic holiday of age. the incident spots factories including turkey, which brand is the ad pain of sweden's rates are based, may be jeopardized by the reaction is still kind of look, was turkish approval to join the blog. however, the u. s. as shown is supposed to be in line, but we're also stage fully fully, fully support via thanks for the kind invitatio

don't think they will have until you have someone else running against bite and besides r f k junior, which right now i don't think you will. it just looks like it's going to be the 2 of them. again, it's almost highlighting a fact that we have been consistently ca, problems with this president the presidency right from the beginning. and even before you can say, going back to the basement joe, but the point is that it's like it's just one of a string of absurdities. 3 and i think that's really why i located, it's like the absurdity of, of, of biden's presidency and how, you know, flood makes than just out of sorts. he is his lack of a lack of eloquence. is it to say the least right? when he even knows where he is, so that he does a good idea of the cocaine scandal at the white house, it's like it compounds the absurdity of this whole administration. as this continues to come out with more evidence, more whistle blowers, i just think this will, there is no way that you can avoid this, you know, for it for i didn't in the, in the next year of the us treasury secretary has wrapped up her tour to ch

right? we call k. so this is the next problem for the um, from nature and for the friends of you. right? yeah, but the low creevy complained that the europeans wouldn't pay enough and then that's a fair argument. but to be your point here is that they, they want the europeans to pay more, but to buy american arms, do i have the calculation? correct? because it is what happens, you know, the pass code, the 5, the amount of complaints, but like germany, paul, i'm going to be part of the, the deal that got striking billions. so i'll get some, it's something which is, which is incredibly bad for your incredibly bad because of medicare at the same time is just drawing our capacity to, to, to conquer new markets. that will be what they, what they want to conquer new markets and having an a for another forever war. i mean the, the ask dan griffith came to an end and nope, no coincidence. ukraine came into play. quite gentlemen. we'd have to go to a hard break, and after that hard break little bit and build this stage with our team, the, the authoration aerodynamic began shortly after world war

follow with a potentially adverse effect on the international refugee and human rights protection system as a whole. i urge the u. k. government to renew this commitment to human rights by reversing this law and ensuring that the rights of all migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers are respected, protected and fulfilled without discrimination. to look at liz backfiling brothers, prime minister wishes to not choose parents for both events. the legislation would bound migrants who arrive illegally and set in motion their deportation back to their country of origin or a 3rd party nation, such as from one day, while asylum request are considered. last month, a british port rule about the promised fluids thing rolanda can be considered a safe country for asylum seekers to be held in spite emigration. being a big concern for people voting in the u. k. the legislation has sparked criticism by opposition, politicians, lawyers, and civil rights groups. the terrible illegal migration bill has passed all the stages in parliament and will now become law. it's a dark day for the case reputation as a protector of human rights an

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k weapon shipments flowing into ukraine are facing harsh criticism from british citizens as some have taken their disapproval to the streets of london in protest of the of the, of the money. right now the u. k. has been one of the most active supporters of ukraine with the country providing more than 2000000000 in british pounds to cab over the last year and a half as well it's, it's ongoing training of ukrainian recruits and never ending supply of weapons and munitions. we said 100, the $500.00 runs out to the rate edition, the size of the missiles and hundreds of them with vehicles. and we've had the world on getting somebody to pay for disease, such as most alone truck systems, china due to an storm shot of missiles. we spoke to new worker, newspaper, journalist, and organizer of the protests against arms deliveries to ukraine, feel russell, who says that the u. k. has been one of the biggest factors of kids. entire war agenda written has been right the full front from 20. busy you know, 2015 sending somebody actually contingent to train ukraine and all me folks. and since then they've been one of the most. busy of all the nato countries, all the european countries in pushin

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try with monopoly into china with the right clicking tempe of local time and your stories with the latest hourly updates r o k. to go top story right now to the kremlin has actually revealed now the president put in date and meet with the leadership of the wagner private military company, including his chief. you've got to pick ocean 5 days off to the attempted username . last month. the president had such a meeting, he invited $35.00 people to it all the commanders of the group and its leadership, including pre gordon himself. the meeting took place in the kremlin on june 29th. it lasted almost 3 hours. the president gave him the assessment of the groups actions on the front, as well as an assessment of the events of june 24th or so. as we heard from the press secretary himself, the russian president, vladimir, put and has met with the commander in chief of the wagner group. if guinea pig guards in just 5 days after the attempted new and you know, the president has also listened to the explanations of the commanders and has offered employment to them, the commanders express their point of views on the events

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there never claimed responsibility with rights n k many ukrainians welcomes the latest the souls of the bridge know which of will at least it will be fewer deliveries of women's and provisions. and that might, we can learn when they are supposed to loveland which just took. so yes, it's uh helping us, i guess, a little bit, not so much when they, but they will be angry and attack ukraine. haul the most of it all. they are capable of this, and this one is the most guy has said it is racing to repair and we already put in the bridge that's by strategically and symbolically important to russia. dates claims a crimea cruise walker is a former us special representative for you. frame and a former us ambassador to nato. welcome to the day, mr. investor. let's start with the attack on the courage bridge. what ways heavier, hear the psychological impact or the military advantage? so, well, i think it's a combination. i do think it's important for ukraine to be able to knock out the ridge completely. it seems that they were able to take out the road lines, but the rail line may still be function

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