the other day utility kansas city star, i might run for mayor someday -- the other day you told kansas city star, you might run for mayor someday. jason: i guess we are just now in a place where we are like, we do not know what will happen and we are ok with that because i'm not trying to control it. i coach little league and playing baseball at 41 years old. i spend my down time thinking about it. my team are doing pretty well over the age of 40. >> i want to know how you are coaching. jason: we are doing really well in the over 40, we are doing less well in the over 30. i think we have lost three games this season. i spent like two hours a week. it is really fun. >> can anyone be elected to political office if they admit to needing psychological help? jason: i think so. i'm going to say something that is going to sound like something that something someone can say that is trying to run for office, that is not what i'm trying to say. i will tell you, i prefer we had more people in office who have dealt with their stuff. [applause] jason: i do not mean because all politicians are crazy

i was excited to spend some time in kansas city and independent. without kansas city, nobody outside of missouri would have heard of harry truman. they provided his political base. he had a good time with the local npr affiliate when i was out there a few years ago. i have to be back soon. the truman court, the idea of the book came to me when i was researching my last book. as you mentioned, it was about how warmer, protests, and harry truman the segregated americas military. what we now known as the salute civil rights movement began with the effort to desegregate america's military. harry truman was the first president in the post civil rights era, that includes franklin roosevelt. he was the first president to openly express public sympathy to all white audiences. it was public empathy. he talked about the plight of their fellow american citizens who happen to be african american. they were being denied their rights as african americans. i developed into the research on america's military. it is the largest and most diverse institution. i saw a

kansas city. over 40,000 people. that was trip.& the wailers, and ruben and the jets. not bad company, man. man: ♪ boom boom boom boom ♪ ♪ boom boom ♪ guevara: so, frank and i were working on the second album, and we decided to call it "con safos." "con safos" is a term that is part of pachuco, chicano graffiti culture, and it means "exempt from danger." and it was the first album cover by a major record label to feature chicano graffiti art. bojorquez: the biggest art that was happening at thatime was album art. so, i liked the album covers. kun: everything about this record. i mean, obviously, the songs are fantastic. you can really hear the, you know, the doo-wop influence, the early r&b influence. you know, the cover art is so important. again, like, positioning him in place, right? standing underneath the sign of soto. against a wall where there's tags, right? so that this record becomes an additional tag. the songs become kind of sonic tags on the wall of los angeles. miyamoto: he was making decisions about how he wanted to p

suitable agreement form in the coming months met to make thank you for your time and analysis in kansas city, missouri for us today. were you as secretary of state, as any blinkin says, while ukraine has made significant progress? it's still early to say how the counter offensive will progress. he made the comments while on the trip to mexico. so for more on this, john holeman joins us now. live from mexico city. john, what else to enter the blank and have to say yeah, regarding ukraine. exactly that. and he said that it was due to the united states and other countries helping ukraine with weapons. and we've resources. so they've got that far. you also highlighted the impact the will just know not just on ukraine itself, but on other countries in terms of energy and in terms of food prices. and he made the link to other countries. despite that, having this commitment towards a silver tree on behalf of the ukraine and then territorial integrity. he said, it's a closing statement on that. the russia, after suffering the consequences in terms of this ukrainian counter attack that russia could a

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. >> my name is steven i'm so direction are of program and marketing for the kansas city public library. welcome to this special trim and day, three days removed installment in our virtual signature event series. our guest tonight is ron james author of the soon to be released truman court, fall in limits of loyalty. james is a graduate of yale university and duke university school of law. hayes practiced in washington d.c. for the last two decades the author of two previous books, charles hamilton houston and the struggle to end segregation. and how war, purchase and harry truman desegregated america's military. before we get started want to mention two things. if at any point you have questions you can drop those in the chat and we'll get to as many of those as we can. if you are interested in purchasing the book, and i hope you will be, you could do so what you press.missouri.edu, that is you press.missouri.edu. if you use the code truman and 21 tonight you will receive 40% off the list price. so check it out. all right, let's get started. ron, thanks much for joining us today. quick

i live in kansas city, kansas, but it doesn't matter. mr. cusack, explain to me what joe biden meant during the debate with president trump that the democrats had put together the biggest voter fraud organization anybody had ever heard of. what did he mean by that? thank you. >>i don't remember that line in the debate, but certainly has been something that's been discussed a lot between the parties on voter fraud. but at the same time, if you look at the proof, you look at trump's department of homeland security, the last election was the most secure in history, that's something that's going to be ongoing. and i think that's another element that used to be, people used to accept the results of elections and move on. and listen, democrats did it too. they were not happy when gore lost to bush, and there were some protests back then, and, of course, the larger protest, january 6, without a doubt was based upon the belief of people that there was voter fraud and it led to a deadly day. >>let's hear from florida, democrats line, good morning. >>

what officials at the johnson county library in kansas, which is a suburb of kansas city just over.the state line patron recently returned this now vintage vhs copy of the 1994 russian war drama burnt by the sun, apparently last checked out of 19 years ago. back in 2003. i hope they were kind. with the rewind. unlike the old blockbuster in the library was far more forgiving, with the late fines back then. 30 cents per day, captain just $6. it's unclear if the patron will be subject to any fine library says it just hopes the return will inspire more people to return their overdue books. that's right for blockbuster. you were fined for late returns and for not rewinding it, weren't you. somebody tell detective bookman seinfeld reference there. okay next to a dog filling in for a tugboat what camras captured the moment of water rescue dog named oakley dragged the roughly £2800 pontoon boat to shore after it became became stranded on a lake in pennsylvania, just outside of ireland. the dog even managed to swim against the water, strong and choppy current in order to save the boat, oakle

i had real kansas city went on to beat that division. rivals 2724. the charges losing their 1st game. the season break number and was in kennedy of ceremonial 1st, which is in major league baseball, baseball, but almost meliss unique and very rarely this accurate. that was alex kosicki from an h l team at minnesota wild delivering april her fix. dr. witness who said, rapture is very impressive, broader undisputed, super mid awake champion, a canal alvarez has made his intentions clear ahead of saturdays, title, defense against long time mc. how's that? rival cannady clock in the pair will fight for 3rd time in the mexican emit sees after a knockout. alvarez escaped with a controversial draw in there 1st about 5 years ago before winning a points. this is decision in 2018 2nd or 3rd, i fancied bernard's puzzling. i know it's going to be very difficult and nothing in life is easy. i've been really excited and really motivated during my training camp because my goal is to finish these fights before 12 rounds. i know of got a really tough rival in front o

i live in kansas city, kansas, but it doesn't matter. mr. cusack, explain to me what joe biden meant during the debate with president trump that the democrats had put together the biggest voter fraud organization anybody had ever heard of. what demean by that? thank you. -- what did he mean by that? thank you. guest: i don't remember that line in the debate, but certainly has been something that's been discussed a lot between the parties on voter fraud. but at the same time, if you look at the proof, you look at trump's department of homeland security, the last election was the most secure in history, that's something that's going to be ongoing. and i think that's another element that used to be, people used to accept the results of elections and move on. and listen, democrats did it too. they were not happy when gore lost to bush, and there were some protests back then, and, of course, the larger protest, january 6, without a doubt was based upon the belief of people that there was voter fraud and it led to a deadly day. host: let's hear fr

let's go to kansas city now and speak to thomas hoenig.he federal reserve bank of kansas city, he sat on the fed's rate—setting committee for two decades between 1991 to 2011. he's now with the mercatus center — a free—market think tank. your reaction to this week's's news, some thought they might go even further with a i% hike, did they do the right thing? i think they did the right thing, it was pretty much telegraphed they would do three quarters of a point, 75 basis points had they done more it would have surprised the market and they didn't want to do that but they didn't want to do that but they did it the market so there is more to come, there is going to be a slowdown with the economy which is unavoidable when raising rates this fast, and also remember, with the rate increase continued to do quantitative tightening by reducing the balance sheet, thatis reducing the balance sheet, that is a lot of stress on the economy right now so 75 is the right number, and there is more to come. he right number, and there is more to come. ., , ri

chiefs game playing the browns in kansas city and threw darts in there and picked 15 people and we got them together and gave them genuine facts, unbiased advisors. they could come up with a bill to rationally resolve the immigration situation. now that bill would have to go in front of the american people in congress in that. but you know, with all due respect, it's not that complicated, but we've turned it into this this political tool to bash people with, etc.. it's things like that the young people need to understand. we need them to demand more of their elected officials. and and that's how you change this because it's changeable and. you know, i think think back and for of us in here, not necessarily younger folks, but ronald reagan changed the attitude to this country in six months from very pessimistic. my first mortgage was 16%. and you think it's depressing to being young person today? five and a half percent looks pretty good. but in literally in six months. and my first vote was for is is predecessor because he was an engineer i'm an engineer you know he's going to b

chiefs game playing the browns in kansas city and threw darts in there and picked 15 people and we got them together and gave them genuine facts, unbiased advisors. they could come up with a bill to rationally resolve the immigration situation. now that bill would have to go in front of the american people in congress in that. but you know, with all due respect, it's not that complicated, but we've turned it into this this political tool to bash people with, etc.. it's things like that the young people need to understand. we need them to demand more of their elected officials. and and that's how you change this because it's changeable and. you know, i think think back and for of us in here, not necessarily younger folks, but ronald reagan changed the attitude to this country in six months from very pessimistic. my first mortgage was 16%. and you think it's depressing to being young person today? five and a half percent looks pretty good. but in literally in six months. and my first vote was for is is predecessor because he was an engineer i'm an engineer you know he's going to b

the kansas kansas city royals in seven innings of no-hit ball. the rooe was lifted after throwing 106 pitches. were two outs away from outs away from a combined no hitter. it would have been the first no-no since 2011. ryan got got the win. the record is 11 me for the season. >> the 49ers have depth at running back. the added marlon matt to the practice squad. he s cut by the texans last month. wnba finals, the aces in black at chelsea green, lift off to the locker room. a3 ball at thee minute mark. that sealed it. cha gray scored 21. they won 85-71.y lead the series 2-1. i love it when you can localize a national national story. that is a good b for chelsea gray. >> thank you very much. stack u, the queen makes her final journey >> queen elizabeth ii has arrivd at buckingham palace for the final farewells. she left her second home earlier today. thous lined the streets of edinboro ts the procession to the air force jet that would return the longest-serving monarch to london a final time. she will be will be taken to westminster hal tomorrow wher

maria: what thomas hoenig told us yesterday former president kansas city federal reserve what he said> i think its, highly likely it's going to be a pretty serious recession, assuming that they stay with this, effort to bring inflation down through interest rate increases, i think we are just getting started in the hard part of all this. maria: a last read on inflation this morning before september federal reserve meeting august ppi producer price index out in 15 minutes' time, do you think we are going to see as -- severe an inflationary story as we saw yesterday? >> well, as you know two are related but not that closely tied to you -- hard to say we are clearly going to get a number not acceptable whether on target or worse or better still going to be a high number maria. and as hoenig said the hard part just started, we still have a negative fed funds rate most of the time things don't end till fed gets interest rates fed funds above the inflation rate, still a big number in wrong zwreeks i am with adam johnson. >> bob i am curious wonderful to get perspective this morning, if you

sectors like, homegoods trailers joining us to access where we are with former president of the kansas cityal reserve former president ceo are former fdic vice chairmen, distinguished senior fell thomas great to see you thanks very up of for being here. >> thanks for having me. interesting numbers this morning we had building permits down 10% but housing starts up 12% how do you read the housing market right now? >> well i think, i think the building perlts probably better indicator things are slowing as we all know mortgage rates are now getting above 6% going to slow it further so i would expect the housing market will continue if -- at least rather consistent slowdown through the rest of the year. >> so let me ask you, about what that looks like, because i know that nominal growth is pretty strong right? why having strong nominal growth and what impacts nominal growth do you think to slow things down change that scenario in the '23. >> federal reserve kicking off two-day policy meeting today we are expecting 75 basis point hike look where short-term rates are hitting highest levels in mu

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. >> reporter: in kansas city, missouri, a hoax at this high school. >> the fact they were running in with assault rifles made it more real. >> parents standing on the sidewalks. >> inflicting fear on communities for the fun of it, it's disgusting. >> sarah boyd is with the clay county sheriff's office in missouri one responding to the fake call in kansas city. >> this is super disturbing from a law enforcement perspective because it drains resources incredibly and several surrounding agency >> boyd says that fake call was made a week ago. she tells us the fbi right now is trying to figure out who was behind it. no one has been charged. shep >> perry russom live tonight thanks >>> shocking new details about the death of elijah mcclain, the unarmed black man who died three years ago now after cops put in about the moments that led to his death. >>> and one of american's first child school shooters now asking for parole why the gunman says he deserves to walk free 25 years after he murdered three students. >>> when was the last time that you heard one of these voices that told you to do

. >> jurors and chiefs going at it in kansas city in western showdown, whose defense comes up?etails next. in sports. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. kicks off hispanic heritage month and there are any number of ways to celebrate. of course. but >> what better than food and drink can think of anything better than that. so tonight on dine and dish, we're going visit with the charming chef and tv host of patty's mexican table. >> eating and then back meat. award-winning chef and cookbook author petty he niche of patty's mexican table. she travels all over mexico bringing her culinary adventures to life. it's patties. 11th season on pbs. this

. >> inflicting fear on communities for the fu >> in kansas city, missouri, a fake threat at this high school. >> the fact they were running in with assault rifles made it a little more real. >> parents standing on sidewalks, a reminder of the real shooting. >> inflicting their on communities for the fun of it is disgusting.s incredibly and sev >> one of the agencies responding to the fake call in kansas city. >> this is super disturbing from a law enforcement perspective. like i said before, it drains resources. we and several surrounding agencies -- through everything we had availablearged. shep >> perry russom live tonight thanks >>> sh with newthrough it at that. >> the states call was made one week ago. on that day across the country, several other schools also got calls. she tells us the fbi is trying to figure out who is behind it. no one has been charged. >>> shocking new details about the death of eliza mclean. the unarmed black man who died three years ago now, after cops put him in a choke hold. what an updated autopsy report now shows about the moment that led to his death.

kansas city, the royals luke weaver and seattle's robby ray stood in place for the national anthem and stood and stood and then it became a battle and their teammates got involved, sending water towels, even a thorough gun for a massage finally gives up and the rays win, but both of them were ejected. the contest delayed the start of the game, and the empires were very annoyed, staring contest almost right, stand up. who i don't know. i hope it was organic getting ejected. don't know about that. yeah. and a shout out to natalie davis and callie rampant, huge shout out the two seniors at oklahoma's we woke up high school suited up to make sure their football team didn't have to forfeit again. the tigers the school there has about 200 kids. they were in danger of not having enough players. so yeah, the ladies natalie and callie, they stepped up. that is a small school. my high school, by the way, had like 4000. they did more than just put on that uniform, though, natalie picked up a tackle and a kick off. she also had a punt that went about 45 yards. 45 yards is a very good puns. at any

the kansas city chiefs have started off with 2 straight winds, and we have a rookie preparing for the latest victory over the los angeles charges like a birth schools will not have 17 all in the final call to when jaylen watson intercepted and ran the length of the field parking. oh, oh oh real? not bad at all. kansas city going on to win that match. $2720.00 for the charges losing for the for sun, the season to the outside. the end we've seen plenty of ceremonial 1st pictures in major league baseball, but almost mid of this unique and very rarely this accurate that was alex gallegos, ski from any chelsea minnesota while delivering a perfect strike with his hockey stick out for great. that'll leave it from l. b or again, later with more sports news. emily. thank you very much, peter. all right, that's it for this news hour. i'm emily angry, but will leave you with pictures of king charles the 3rd and his 3 siblings standing vigil in westminster hall. the coffin of their late mother, queen elizabeth, the 2nd and members of the public are also falling through paying their respects to th

oh really. kansas city went on to beat their division rivals 2724. the charges losing their 1st game of the season. and we've seen plenty of ceremonial 1st pictures in major league baseball, but almost never this unique and very rarely thus accurate. that was alec scholar gorski from any chelsea, minnesota, wildly delivering a perfect striker with his hockey stick, brought it undisputed supermodel way champion. camilo alvarez has made his intentions clear ahead of saturdays, title defense against long time cousin rival bernardi gl lumpkin. the pay will fight for a 3rd time, and the mexican admits he's after a knockout over his escapes with a controversial drawer when they 1st bound 5 years ago before winning a points decision in 2018. second or 3rd, i fancied bernard's puzzling. i know it's going to be very difficult when you nothing in life as easy. i've been really excited and really motivated during my training camp because my goal is to finish these fights before 12 rounds. i know i've got a really tough rival in front of me. a strong intelligent

and in the nfl a rookie house, kansas city remain perfect. the season lazy tells laser ins, boys, ah, italy got hit hard by rain last night, a huge amount of rain recorded in one specific area on the adriatic coast, 490 millimeters that happens very rarely overseas a consequence. this is one of the consequences extensive flooding in that to carry of easton italy. now the rain has moved on little bit for the sas and further east . it's actually now wrapped around area of low pressure, which is being fed in the north by what is going to be a cold wind in the sized by the remains of the moisture from hurricane danielle, which gave that rate in portugal 3 days ago. so it's still widest in part anyway, here's the picture for friday, then the rain, the orange top shower, a show, maybe in croatia. whereas the obvious feature, northern europe is this cold wind down through the north sea. now it's got some arctic air and he's not especially cold. for example, in brussels as 3 days in that window about 15 degrees, but not much below average. it will fe

former kansas city chiefs assistant coach britt reid admitted he was intoxicated last year when he crashed into two cars causing 5-year-old ariel young to suffer a traumatic brain injury. prosecutors have now agreed to seek no more than four years in prison after reid pleaded guilty. reid is the son of chiefs head coach andy reid. ariel's mother calls the plea deal a slap on the wrist. >> if anybody else had did that, we did that, any of us hit his car hitting his car and injured one of his kids, we would have been in jail by now. back then actually. it's almost two years later so. >> reid was facing up to seven years in prison if he went to trial. later on "good morning america," ariel's mother reveals new details about that crash. >>> the nba has suspended the owner of the phoenix suns for one year and fined him $10 million. robert sarver is accused of misconduct including racist and sexist remarks. sarver, who also owns a wnba team, apologized for any words and actions that offended his employees. >>> we turn back to london now and the finances of the royal family. >> after queen elizab

victor oquendo is in kansas city with the exclusive interview. day after britt reid pleaded guilty as part of a reduced sentence plea. this mother, she tells us her daughter aerial was always glued to her hip and says this is not what justice looks like. >> i remember looking in the mirror and seeing him coming, just full speed coming, and all of a sudden, everybody was stopped out. >> reporter: for the first time she is sharing horrific details about the night brit reid son of kansas city chief's head coach andy reid, crashed into her car leaving her daughter ariel critically injured with a traumatic brain injury. >> oh, my god, he is about to hit us and boom. >> did you have a second to try to protect your daughter? >> no, i couldn't because it happened so fast. >> reporter: miller speaking with abc news just days after reid pleaded guilty to driving while impaired as part of a deal for a reduced sentence. >> anything to say before court this morning? >> no, thank you. >> reporter: the maximum prison time he'll now face, four years. >> he is ju

we're looking a the a fall feel behind this cold front today temperatures in the 60s in chicago, kansas cityar then the cold front will slide through the northeast and temperatures in the 50s, 60 degrees in boston tomorrow it will start out crisp tomorrow, some temperatures in the 40s in the northeast temperatures in the 60s in buffalo. >> a wardrobe switch >> yes >> still to come, classroom cutbacks, teachers, students and smart phones and finding the right balance. vesting with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? your money never stops working for you with merrill, metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a g

mark edwards with your sport, the nfl say the sunday game between the tampa bay buccaneers and kansas cityects of hurricane ian, the president says he fears that has been a loss of life as a result of the hurricane now downgraded to a tropical storm. the nfl had selected the us bank stadium in minneapolis as a contingency after they evacuated the area but the buccaneers have relocated and players, coaches and families have gone to the south florida areas and gone to the miami dolphins facility. we areas and gone to the miami dolphins facility.— dolphins facility. we are definitely _ dolphins facility. we are definitely wanting - dolphins facility. we are definitely wanting some | definitely wanting some normalcy, i guess so, we are just part of this process, and families at the hotel, it has been ok, everybody is handling it well, we look forward to going back home and playing at home. ., , , going back home and playing at home. ., , _ ,, ., ., going back home and playing at home. ,, ., ., , . home. topsy know that d'okovic safel home. topsy know that d'okovic safety through i home. topsy

this kansas city royals fan wants a ball i throw into her headed her way, but you have to watch out foresky kids with the creek reflexes. sorry still driven by all they want is a souvenir baseball smiled about it. he has a good smile after great grab and we'll leave you with this one won't try to pronounce this young man's name. he's getting some very serious play these days on tiktok, where he has 129,000 followers. 1.3 million, like so cool. oh, biography listed is quite a unique idea and amazingly good at it, and that's really amazing . that is just a flat surface and chalk. this is impressive. want to see more of his little drawing? there's all kinds of it on tiktok. if you go there all right, jeff and drew me what's all this? i said one suitcase. i need choices, jay. colombia's not one of your more formal nations. the guy on their money is sitting in a lawn chair. ay. i cannot believe that my little baby's leaving me. you know, i left the glass doors open downstairs. so right now, your actual baby may be leaving. ah-ah-ah! one robe! i guess we know what everyone will be talking abo

maria: and joining me now with more is the former president of the kansas city federal reserve, presidentig. and and, thomas, it's great to see you. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you. maria: that was some serious expectations of inflation dropping. what's your take of the pce deflater going all the way down to the 3% range within 3-6 months? >> well, i think anything's possible, but there is a lot of inflation embedded in the economy right now. and i just -- not just with the energy, but across a large group of goods. and i noticed that cathy says that there's a big inventory buildup and so forth. but at the same time, i think inflation is pretty much embedded, and powell is committed to trying to bring it down. now, i think the tightening is more than people are expecting. i think with the next 75 basis points if they increase it in september plus the quantitative tightening that they are taking in terms of shrinking their balance sheet which will take a lot of liquidity out of the market, you will shut down the economy -- or you will, i should say, constrain the economy pret

he is a professor of economics at the university, missouri, kansas city, as well as author of forgive them their debts in paris we have is all picked more. he is a political commentator and in london we cross ed, real consulting. he's is founder of aka consulting and a foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross sack rules in effect. that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate let's go to michael person, new york, i'm titling this pro.

himself again, he wrote an open letter to elena zelenskyi, and he writes that he is sitting now in kansas city watched an excerpt from the interview of the first lady for the bbc there she says the phrase if the support of ukraine is strong the crisis will be shorter to which roger rothers says and if with the support of ukraine you mean that the west will continue to supply weapons to the armies of the kyiv government and that you you are tragically mistaken because, according to him, it is, according to him, throwing brush into the fire of war, and they are throwing it, they say, from washington, which is at a safe distance from this war, and washington is pledged and interested in this war lasted as long as possible. well, everyone reminded him of volodymyr zelenskyi's pre-election promises - to end the civil war in the east, peace in donbas, bring autonomy to donetsk luhansk, and also ratify part of the minsk agreements, let's listen to roger otters, yes, no, listen, i want to delete his quote yes, one of the quotes. he says the following. unfortunately, oleni zelenskyi. unfortunately, you

he is a professor of economics at the university, missouri, kansas city, as well as author of forgive them their debts in paris. we have is all brick more. he is a political commentator and in london we cross or ed, real consulting. he's is founder of a k consulting and foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross sack rules in effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate. let's go to michael 1st in new york, i'm titling this program attempted suicide given what's going on the last 6 months in europe in the western world in general. do you, is that an appropriate title for what's going on? well, i'm not sure that they are realizing that it's suicide. it's more so they're following a u. s. policy, which is the u. s. wants to kill euro really think it over. the americans are the great beneficiaries of this, especially the oil industry that is cleaning up as the oil prices go up and that's strengthening the dollar. the euro's doing down the british pound is absolutely punching it's right now. $1.15 this morning and the apparently, the europe is run by a nat

across more sensual areas. temperatures have been yo yoing down and back up again for the likes of kansas city. much of the wet to weather it can be found from this cold front, working its way across the great lakes and joining up with that system. now this could become the worst storm to hit this region of canada. since records began, we're talking hurricane force winds, as well as very rough seas and large amounts of rain. we are expecting damage and we have got warnings out here that system weakening, but still bringing those conditions to newfoundland and labrador, certainly by sunday. now elsewhere, we are seeing a lot of heat across more southern states. places like houston and newly announcing the temperatures continue to pick up as we move to central america, it's getting wet for the likes of jamaica. thanks to a wet and windy system that swirling its way towards the north north bringing heavy rain here and likely to work its way towards cuba that to weather update. ah. in australia, indigenous with missing disproportionately high rates, one to one east investigate is enough been done

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