and dealing with karen again. >> karen ramped up her campaign to keep the case in the public eye. >>ontinues her own crusade to find her daughters killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> the attention brought in tips. troopers eventually tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came of it but frustration. the case grew cold. as cold as some of the winter nights up here. and four years became six, eight, ten. the case faded from the public spotlight. so around thanksgiving, 2006, 12 years after the murder when trooper hunyor answer the phone one day -- >> couldn't believe it. the director of the state crime lab contacted me and said that they just got information that there was a match to the codis system. on a semen sample for bonnie craig. >> they got him. or the system did. codis is short for combined dna index system. it's a national database of dna profiles created by federal state and local crime labs. and codis got a hit with you. >> everybody was happy. >> the match was in new hampshire, of all places. a man who had been in prison for arm robbery back i

karen and i were humbled by that. but if you look in the inside jacket of the book, there's two paintings, john. one is a painting that was in my office outside of the united dates senate. it is by an artist from indiana named tc steel. he is the leading landscape artist in indiana about a century ago. it's a painting of a little winding road taken back into the woods, and i capture at the outset of the book after a tumultuous day in january of 2021, i use that painting as a way of going back to indiana and beginning to tell my story. but at the end of the book, you will find another painting, also by tc steel. it hung in my office in the west wing for all four years, and is a classic indiana horizon, rolling hills and trees, a vista as far as the eye can see, and then there is a slight tint in the clouds. and as i write at the end of "so help me god", some people saw that painting and wondered what time of day it captured. was it don or dusk -- dawn or dusk? but i never wondered. it is dawn because the sun is always

los angeles mayor karen bass joins us now. welcome. karen: thank you for having me.out your strategy. this program has moved more than 1200 homeless people off of the streets and into interim housing. what is the plan to make sure folks find their way into permanent housing? karen: thank you for raising the issue. los angeles is the epicenter. we have over 40,000 people sleeping in a tents around the city. getting them off the streets immediately, into interim housing, hotels and motels, addressing why they were unhoused to begin with, and moving them to supportive housing. we actually have vacancies and some of our permanent supportive housing, but are dealing with bureaucratic barriers. we are tryingo address those. ose are on the federal level, county and city. geoff: so often the political solution to homelessness is to make it invisible, push people where they cannot be seen, how is your strategy different? karen: it is completely different because we are not just pushing them away. we are getting them housed with a commitment to address underlying causes as wel

i'm here is our panel and karen will be joining us shortly.ther set of losses to end the week on the wall street. dow shed willing 219 points. the s&p down more than 3/4 of a percent. the nasdaq leading the losses with a drop down over a percent. all three indexes lower on the week with the nasdaq snapping an eight week win streak. the tech heavy index posting the lowest close since june 12th with one week to go, the major markets are still in the green the quarter and the year does this suggest the rally has lost its legs. steve, what happened was it powell's testimony? was it reversion what are relooking at? >> you just said it. the nasdaq was up eight weeks in a row, breaks that streak. everyone was poised for reversion. this was long in the tooth they're womaning stoot end of those rate hikes still just above 13. >> feels fairly complacent generally. >> some of the anecdotal data is that hedge funds are taking their growths down. >> boe feels they are. they are down 50 cents powell walked back a little bit. calling that a dovish pause. >>

i'm very tired of karen, he just does not give life. i want to live in peace. here, me and my girls, i don't need anything else. well, from her lips it sounds, everything, a very convincing interview. she arrived at the studio. let's call. hello i really want now listen to your version you had a serious relationship with the root you were planning a family of children. well, yes, yes, of course. he just said that you were just dating and the baby happened by chance. well, yes, initially there were some relationships, and some, as it were, thoughts about the future. now. i’ll find out something completely different when i gave birth to milana, for a while, he even cared there, showed concern. no, that's enough. well, the difficult births were difficult. that's after giving birth. i felt very bad. i had a low hemoglobin, pressure low and radical helped. he shook milan on the handles reassured about the fly. i heard his parents say to him, this is not our way, not armenian. what is it? you pump the child at night in the morning, go to work, it was unpleasant for h

>> i think it will take three, four years, karen.ink the inside of the fed, particularly the bowlels of the examiners, we don't see them in a rush. the folks who approve deals are just not in a hurry to do them it's going to take a couple of years for that to happen but the banks will recognize the problems this quarter coming up will have a lot of reserve building, extra provision expense. that's probably why the estimates have to come down a little bit but the stocks have reflected that >> chris, we're just putting up the criteria for the stress test in terms of what, you know, the hurdles the banks have to clear. and i'm wondering, you know, maybe this is too technical, i'm just curious how these tests are implemented. is it, today you have this balance sheet, we're going to enact these, you know, this change in your world for banks, and that's it, or, is there time built in for the banks to adjust is it an overnight kind of thing, you know, employment piece at 10% tomorrow? >> sure, it's a nine-quarter process, where you change t

karen khachanov will play this afternoon.eed to play good chess on the court. i'll prepare to analyze with the team. what can be done better we will look at his draws of his matches and make a plan he is one of the most difficult opponents. i have infinite respect for him, but i am focused and determined. let's see if i can win this time last year. i said that after reaching the semi-finals of the us open , a lot has changed in my head. something snapped psychology, too, i saw that i could take a step forward. in the wall cup or last night? that second match of the final series vega contained a victory over floria and led the final series already with a score of 2:0 this time. vega contained a convincing big win. with a score of 7:2, the russian striker with vegas, ivan barbashov, gave an assist to the second puck of his team for barbashov , this is already the 11th assist in the current playoffs here all the time for florida goaltender sergei bobrovsky. this match turned out to be, on the contrary, the worst in this playoff.

karen has previously said that he wants to return to the top ten in the world rankings.is exactly what happened. russian tennis player karen khachanov leaves the french open khachanov failed to pass the quarter-final barrier and lost in four sets, but luka djokovic against the serbian tennis player karen khachanov held two sets the first game khachanov won in the second site it came to a tie-break, which novak djokovic won with a score of 7:0 in the third and fourth games already the serbian tennis player dominated and confirmed the status of the favorite victory of djokovic 4- 6-762, 64 on the map, the opponents spent more than 3.5 hours khachanov lost to djokovic, the ninth of ten head-to-head matches. karen the last of the russians to leave the romance analogue djokovic will continue the fight for the title in the semifinals will play against the first racket of the world spaniards carlson following the results of the tournament karen khachanov after 4 years will return to the top ten of the world ranking. every time the confrontation with a newcomer is a new story of

karen will play against novak djokovic this afternoon. you have to be good at chess. on the court.pare to analyze with the team. what can be done better, we will see his plays, his matches, we will make a plan, he is one of the most difficult opponents. i have infinite respect for him, but i am focused and determined. let's see if i can win this time last year. i said that after reaching the semi-finals of the us open , a lot has changed in my head. something snapped psychology, too, i saw that i could take a step forward. the night before, on our channel, the final issue of the russian football program was released, which was dedicated to the end of the next season in the russian premier league , the guest of the issue was the defender of zenit , three-time champion of russia in the st. qualities. probably because i don't have some kind of good first class e. i think three. if the far right is left, then they should probably more hmm have the quality of a good pass, so that with advancement, to squeeze in front, and there already find options. i have other qualities , probably mor

sasha welcomes, but i want karen. she finished her performance. but he said he achieved his goals. what are we talking about? yes sasha good morning. karen recently said that his goal is to return to the top 10 in the atp rankings at the end of the tournament. uh, that's exactly what happened. so russian tennis player karen khachanov leaves the open championship france khachanov failed to take the barrier of the quarterfinals and in four sites lost djokovic's leg against the serbian tennis player karen khachchanov held two sets khachanov won the first game, in the second network it came to a tie-break, which djokovic took the tax with a score of 7: 0. in the third fourth installment, the serbian tennis player already dominated and confirmed the status of the favorite djokovic's victory 4-6-76264 on the court, the rivals led more than 3.5 hours russians, leaving roland garros and the new djokovic will continue to fight for the title in the semifinals, he will play against the first racket of the world, spaniard carlson, following the results of the tournament, karen khachan will ret

karen khachanov will play this afternoon.st nova to djokovic, you need to play good chess on the court. i'll prepare to analyze with the team. what can be done better, we will see his plays, his matches, we will make a plan, he is one of the most difficult opponents. i have infinite respect for him, but i'm focused and configured. let's see if i can win this time last year. i said that after reaching the semi-finals of the us open , a lot has changed in my head. something snapped psychology too. i saw that i could take a step forward. the night before, on our channel , the final issue of the russian football program was released , which was dedicated to the end of the next season in the russian premier league, the guest of the issue was the defender of zenit from the three-time champion of russia as part of the st. petersburg club. dmitry chistyakov happens, of course, moments when annoying is a lot of controversial points. sometimes it seems to me, i wonder how the swarm began to judge worse. than well without it, but it's a

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tell us more tatyana good morning at the 1/4 stage both karen khachanov and anastasia pavlyuchenkovare eliminated. russian tennis player karen khachanov leaves the french open khachanov did not manage to pass the barriers of the quarterfinals and in four sites lost a leg to djokovic against the serbian tennis player karen khachanov held two sets the first game khachanov won in the second site made it to a tie-break, which novak djokovic won with a score of 7 :0 in the third and fourth installments. their already serbian tennis player dominated and confirmed the status of favorite djokovic's victory, four six seven. six two six four on course, rivals spent more than 3.5 hours khachanov lost to djokovic, the ninth of ten face-to-face matches. karen in the last of the russians leaves aravan goros, and the new djokovic will continue the fight for the title in the semifinals against the first racket of the world spaniards carlson al-kara himself, following the results of the tournament, karen khachanov will return to the top ten of the world ranking after 4 years. every time confrontation

on the desk tonight karen fine per, bonman iceman and tim seymour. we start off with a winning end to a banner first half the nasdaq and s&p 500 jumping more than 1% today, both indseeds at the highest closes since april of last year the dow up 221 point, shy of its high of the year the nasdaq locking in its best first half since 1993 rallying 2% since january 1st 2023 eased nasdaq 100 leader so far, chip-maker nvidia surging 189% and meta platforms up almost 140% and tesla also more than doubling. then, of course, there's apple, the iphone-maker hitting a record high for a seventh day in a row and closing with a market cap of over $3 trillion for the first time shares are up almost 50% so far this year. so as we gear up for the second half, how much juice is left in this market rally, karen i think this is sort of the real that defies many, many, many people's expectations given the concerns about a recession, rising rate and, of course, bank crisis that we saw in marnaz. >> right it is sort of amazing. if you had known that okay we're going to star

this is "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site on the desk tonight, karen finer man, dan nathan, guy adami and our special guest tonight. we're going to start with an attempted rebound on wall street, at least after three straight days of losses. big tech and a.i. stocks helping the nasdaq rise nearly a percent today. first gain in a week the s&p managing to end in the green with amazon and fedex leading the way. the dow was the only index that was down today, just barely, though, still marked its fourth day of losses in a row let's look at the banks. lagging the broader market in a big way today. both the major bank index and the kre regional etf down around 3% lori, you've been on the road a lot talking to investors about regional banks what are they saying >> so, it's interesting. when i talked to small cap managers, value pms, people who know that regional bank space pretty well, i've actually been surprised they haven't -- i wouldn't say they haven't been concerned, but they've been pretty calm. calm is probably the right word. a lot of people saying, look, we know there's

karen, it's interesting, you said you sold calls for -- on meta and alphabet.ow about nvidia >> no. alphabet and meta are very big positions, right i don't have a huge position in nvidia i'm going to let it play out i know the bubble and all of that, but i don't believe this is anything remotely close to 1999, and, you know, there's a lot of data to support that. i think that this story is not played out yet we've seen one quarter we haven't even yet seen the quarter. we've seen the expectation of the quarter, right and so, i think we got to let i play out more, because as i said then, i think he's sandbagging i think we're going to see more. so, i'm not going to trade around that. these other ones i will trade around, because first of all -- >> what about meta >> what? >> what about meta >> sold some calls against meta. >> okay. to me, of those -- and i'm long meta and i bought it probably before the second to last woosh down, but it's been a good trade, and i actually think it goes higher. i think it goes higher relative to -- also, they're the ones that have

on the desk tonight, tim see your, karen finerman, dan nathan, and victoria fernandez we start with new nine-month highs. the nasdaq up 1.3%, the highest close since august 16th. the s&p hitting levels not seen since that month last year the moves coming even as we see some signs of consumers coming under pressure dollar general with its biggest drop on record after they said its core shoppers reigning in spending all of this as we await tomorrow's job report. so, will big tech's boom continue to boost this market or will consumer slowdown start to pump the brakes on this rally? seems like these two things are going in parallel, tim >> it's fascinating, because the retail performance, the xrt, we talked about that, but even the names that have been very defensive have been giving ground we're going to talk about lulu, overcoming tough price action. it's a combination of, when you hear a dollar gen talk about the lower income consumer, the reality is the job market may be strong and we have the jolts numbers yesterday. but there are some heavy duty pressures on the consumer. and let's no

in the future >> karen >> julie, i love that trade. one, cvs was it the other day i think it's just too cheap for all the businesses it has. >> dan >> for all you oldies, just go to the podcast store, smash the subscribe button that's how you do it qqq, i'm a seller. >> great picture, by the way delta airlines, breaking out here look at that >> nice call on that one >> >> fewthank you for watching "ft money." >>> hey, i am kramer! welcome to mad money! my job is not just to entertain, but to provide context. you

my wife, karen. >> nice to meet you. all right. going to take a picture with you. >> thank you so much. >> what are you doing now? >> i'm with the group. i was trying to get tickets. to meet you in person. [background chatter] >> great. >> thank you so much. >> you are my number one pick. would you mind if i get my picture with you? >> yeah. >> great to meet you as well. i have read a lot about you. >> [indiscernible] >> i know. >> how are you? >> good, you? i'm jackson. nice to meet you guys. thanks. >> hi, mr. vice president. katie, nice to meet you. thank you for everything you have done for our country. can i get a picture? >> yeah. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> --, wouldn't that be a great title to have? >> i will leave that to you. >> i am looking forward to how you are going to run, because now you are not saddled with somebody else. we need -- i believe you are a man of god, and we need that. >> my wife, karen. >> let's see. there we go. thank you. god bless you. i'l be prayingl for you. >> we rely on that. [backgr

this karen khachanov and anastasia pavlyuchenkova.hem reached the quarter-finals orlanga, dew. let's start with football last weekend ended another season of the russian premier league. zenit became the champion of the country, for the fifth time in a row cska took silver medals and bronze. spartak already this afternoon on our channel will release a special edition of the football program in russia in which the head coach of zenit sergey semak summed up the season. the goals of the task are only to win, that's why you came. first you have to think about how to ensure the result and at the same time move in the direction that is closer to you and what kind of football you want to see in the performance of your team. what fans want to see football. uh, team performance definitely. for us, this is productive football. this is the kind of football that the fans like. now tennis is the only remaining representative of russia in the men's rolangorossa grid. karen khachanov reached the quarter finals of the tournament in paris on the eve of

karen travers reporting from philadelphia. >>> new fallout from the death of an 8-year-old migrant girl who was laid to rest today. her family says border patrol officials ignored their pleas for help. >>> the fbi arrests a suspect for allegedly plotting a mass murder at a synagogue. agents saying they found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition at his home. >>> the scare on the tarmac. one plane clipping another plane's tail. passengers on board, one family capturing the moment. after several recent incidents, how federal officials are planning to address these close calls. >>> a 73-year-old diver losing her leg in a shark attack. saying it was like a horror movie. how a friend's quick action may have saved her life. >>> more than a dozen hurt in baltimore when a city bus crashes into a building. evacuations ordered as authorities investigation. >> and america strong tonight. the brave 7-year-old who came threw when her great grandmother needed her most. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on t

would you gin me in thanking my amazing wife karen pence. [ cheers and applause ] as karen just toldaised three incredible kids. they married three amazing spouses and we became grandparents three times over to the three most beautiful granddaughters ever born in the history of the world. our son is a captain in the united states marine corps. [ applause ] our daughter charlotte is a best-selling author and married to a lieutenant in the united states navy. they just finished top gun. and our daughter audrey is a yale law graduate and now practicing law. let me just say as karen did, we love you guys. and we miss you today. you know, i actually started in politics in another party, you may not know that. but i've got to tell you, as soon as i heard the voice of the 40th president of the united states i joined the reagan revolution and never looked back. [ applause ] o faith in jesus christ as a man in college and i started a lifelong love affair with the constitution of the united states. for all of my adult life as my brother just said, the introduction i prepared is pretty short. i

karen, michelle, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> to president biden. wandering off stage in his msnbc interview after the host didn't bring up hunter biden's guilty plea. she didn't ask about the economy or crime, she didn't ask about low polling. watch this. >> is the president, thank you. >> don't go anywhere, an exciting day around here. >> let's welcome to the show common sense executive editor, chris, it's great to see you. you see nicole there on msnbc, she sing don't go anywhere as the president is walking away. this is comical but not comical because i think it speaks to his state of mind to a certain degree and let's face it, he's not doing a lot of media source not like he's in practice to know when the ropes are. your thoughts? >> he doesn't know the ropes. there are strict rules where you come off and go offset. msnbc cut that out of the youtube video, the awkward ending but i found the opening of the interview significantly more where she was like a fan girl and said we are so happy you're here. if any fox or foxbusiness anchor interviewed

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voices ai isn't just stopping at karen ai.as created chatbots with the voices of steve jobs and taylor swift and other celebrities and barking into brand new territory for human to ai interactions. the space that i have myself and it's very early on and knew there's a lack of systems, regulations, rules and ethics that's around the world. that is becoming a i one thing is for certain, karen. marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold. you know, her east, though, says. >> what i'm doing. i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. make a lot of money while doing it. >> well, well, >> okay. you've got some read here. yeah, i'm sorry. i'm just so you know, because it relied just kind of your go everywhere. wondering, possibilities here. well, karen, marjorie is one of snapchat's fastest growing influencers. and so get this. with more than a billion views a month on content billion. that's traffic. she's sorry. had more than 15,000 people put them

their search led them to ucla medical center's fertility department. >> karen went through six rounds probably going to be it." and actually, this is the one that connected. >> on march 30th, anthony and karen welcomed payton, a healthy baby girl. >> it's just a life changer. i never thought in a million years that i would be able to have kids. >> but on this father's day, he is among the many dads celebrating the joy of fatherhood. >> it's amazing, that feeling you have of creating a life and, you know, enjoying that eye contact and, you know, your baby smiling back at you. >> anthony, with this message tonight. >> never limit yourself from looking into the future. with technology these days, anything is possible. >> congrats, anthony. >>> thanks for watching. i'm linsey davis. good night. >> leftist government is destroying cities all over our country. >> next on abc 7 news at ron desantis and joe biden will be in the bay area tomorrow. details on their campaign stops. >> it is amazing that people escaped. >> smoldering metal, all that's left of two cars involved in a fiery crash on

yesterday i met karen. karen is a carer for— round. yesterday i met karen.o listen to her. like so many carers, karen feels her caring workjust isn't valued. at times, she has wanted to give up, but no she must carry on because of her husband. mr speaker, remarkable carers like karen save the government more than the entire nhs budget. will the government finally recognise the value of britain's family carers and notjust pay tribute to them and give them the financial and practical support they deserve? {lii financial and practical support they deserve? , financial and practical support they deserve? i i, «i financial and practical support they deserve? , i, «i i, deserve? of course i would like to 'oin the deserve? of course i would like to join the right _ deserve? of course i would like to join the right honourable - deserve? of course i would like to i join the right honourable gentleman in paying tribute to karen and to hard—working unpaid carers up and down the country. i know the right honourable gentleman speaks from personal experience about this, a

play karen? way to this quarter, that was a high bar, and then, i mean, they just showed acceleration -- higher sales at a higher pace, right? so, and then, of course, there's the funny quote about, from ellison about nvidia using their gpu cluster, you know, of how much computing power that is, so -- it's additive to the story. i know you'll hate that, dan, but i think -- >> no -- it is additive. it's all additive to the story i mean, like, so, larry ellison, the chairman of the company, said they add 2d billion in incremental, you know, cloud -- okay, and they just hit $50 billion in revenue, and so, what if this is just a rush in the near term to secure those servers, to -- >> pull forward, basically >> i think we have a lot of potential for that and i think there is this kind of mania going on right now. so -- you know, buy into it, have at it it's working you know what i mean it is a momentum trade but when the fundamentals take hold, the ability to monetize all of that doesn't, like, kind o

voices ai isn't just stopping at karen ai. it also has created chatbots with the voices of steve jobs and taylor swift and other celebrities and barking into brand new territory for human to ai interactions. the space that i have myself and it's very early on and knew there's a lack of systems, regulations, rules and ethics that's around the world. that is becoming a i one thing is for certain, karen. marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold. you know, her east, though, says. >> what i'm doing. i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. make a lot of money while doing it. >> well, karen, marjorie is one of 2 snapchat, fastest growing influencers with more than a billion views a month on her content. she already has more than 15,000 people on a waiting list to chat with the ai version of her. what's old is new again, has more. people are moving to old-school, flip phones to disconnect. some big brands are even cashing in on this and making m

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so joining us now are karen decker with the city of half moon bay.ould with the cosign victims fund. ladies, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you. so it's been some time now. so karen, i want to ask you what are you hearing from from the families of these victims, the survivors of this shooting? you know, i think the fact that all the victims were farm workers and five of the victims were chinese immigrants, two were mexican immigrants. we're hearing a lot about families struggling financially in terms of how to rebuild their lives after a traumatic event like this. several of the victims were the sole breadwinner for their families. and i think that we're dealing with their families right now. that's right. what we're seeing, there's definitely language barriers. all the victims spoke spanish or mandarin. there are cultural considerations. there's immigration status. and i think that all those factors have contributed to some invisible city in terms of who the victims were. and to some degree, a reluctance on the part of their fa

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unfortunately, our players will not be in the semi-finals of the aralang roses, in the last one karenho lost in 1/4 to the legendary djokovic. yes, this meeting the serb won all the matches in france. but in the very first site, our karen interrupted this sweet winning a series of six four everyone knows that djokovic has the best reception in the world. well , even he could not take the game for khachanov's serve two games in a row, nevertheless , he equalized the score by winning the tiebreak. here is further djokovic has fully controlled the game and brought it to its logical conclusion by spending 4 sets and 3 hours 43 minutes. sickle got himself a ticket to the semi-finals in a patriotic bet on karen's victory in one of the sets , you could double your capital. athletics week continued with a tournament in luzhniki where the strongest competed russian high jumpers, as well as guests from belarus and turkey and the main fight for victory among men. as was expected? turned around between the leaders of our team danila lysenko ilya ivanyuk started their jumps from the mark of 2 m, 2

and karen was going. she covered the white house and was going to travel with the president then to russia and. and her editor suggested maybe you could do some work on the russian while you're over and russia thought well maybe start working on it here in the united and long story short i was she got on an airplane one morning and 2:00 that afternoon. the phone rang on my desk and she said you'll never guess i'm having tea with in brighton beach. yvonne so in the 4 hours that she worked on it, she had found this guy that the new york times and the fbi couldn't. so all the hard parts of this book, i just asked her, do. and there are still people at the kansas city police department, the kansas city public library and elsewhere bearing some of the scars of trying to tell her that certain historical records didn't exist or couldn't be found because they did exist and she found them. well we're very thankful for that. and a lot of ways. many of us have neighbors and we choose to exchange stories with, our ne

ai helps propel nvidia into the stratosphere tech, ai, all topics karen's been covering live from viva tech from paris. >> reporter: in the man versus machine debate and as automation gains momentum, this could be the future at big events and conferences like this. we're going to continue the conversation after the break with jonas prising, the manpower ceo. stay tuned hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm joumanna bercetche, and these are your headlines >>> skip, pause, or hike, the fed prepares to hand down its policy rate decision as the latest inflation reading shows prices cooing to their lowest level in two years. >>> meanwhile the short-term guilt yield lower after a 15-year hi

listening to when karen asked steve about, would they cut with inflation still above 2%, my answer is yes. it depends really on the unemployment rate and in the fed's forecast, which showed 2% core inflation in '25, they've got their unemployment rate well above 4% they lowered it, but it's still well above 4%. i think it peaks at 4.3, 4.5, somewhere around there so, i would argue if the labor market weakens in the next few months and we see that rate move up above four, we'll have a recession, because we know historically going back to data, second world war, rises 50 basis points from its low, we have a downturn when the fed actually seeing it, they will pivot. meaning, they will focus on the unemployment rate, which is a leading end kale or the of inflation and worry about where the inflation rate is at that point in time. >> so, it sounds like you think there will be a recession, but then response to recession, the fed will quickly pivot, so, that brings into -- >> yes >> the picture a rate cut, if pivot means cut, this year -- >> yes yes. i mean -- i remember in '07, we at the ti

but this, of course, is karen 's step nazarov.the film by sergei solovyov played the role of crime boss andrei krym ? which one is the builder? and not metal, that's absolutely right. this is alexander three correct answers 3.000 you have the fourth question on your account. looking at his term paper short film. stop potapov classic soviet film director. yulia raizman said, stop learning, it's time to work. name the director. maybe this is the correct answer. the fifth question is, who, together with boris durov, wrote the script for the film pirates of the 20th century, which became one of the record holders of the soviet film distribution, it’s definitely not jan fried and precisely, probably, neither shakhnazarov and abdrashitov are like that. well, okay, let's finger in the sky, i still don't remember this fact. let it be absolutely right. this is stanislav govorukhin, he and boris durov studied at one course and the film vertical stanislav govorukhin shot his first film vertical with boris durov as the stage director of the s

of the quarterfinals and lost djokovic's leg in four sites. against the serbian tennis player karen khachanov held two sets the first game khachanov won in the second set it came to a tie-break, which the new djokovic won with a score of 7: 0 in the third and fourth games , the serbian tennis player dominated and confirmed the status of favorite djokovic's victory 4.6 and 7 6 2 6 4 on the map, the opponents led more than 3.5 hours khachanov lost to djokovic, the ninth of ten head-to-head matches. karen is the last of the russians to throw, and the tax djokovic will continue to fight for the title in the semifinals will play against the first racket of the world spaniards carlson following the results tournament karina khachanov four years later will return to the top ten in the world rankings. every time the confrontation is back to back - this is a new story for a new match today. i was close again. it was the most stubborn of our last matches. there is a feeling that he always finds a way to create problems for himself, always presses and you know that at some point it gets harder

the first set, karen gave almost no fight 1.6 then almost stopped making mistakes, took three games in4 7 6 and 6:1. on the court. opponents spent almost 3 1/2 hours khachanov reached the quarterfinals for the third consecutive grand slam tournament beyond 1/4 to orlans. khachanov did not enter even once in his career , this time it will also be very difficult in the quarterfinals of the french open karen khachanov will play against the third racket of the world novodjokovic, this match is scheduled for tomorrow. the great swedish striker zlatana ibrahimovic announced his retirement at the 41-year-old striker did it at a ceremony after the match of the final round of the italian series, and between milan and verona, zlatan delivered a farewell speech. after that, the swedish striker could not hold back his tears, milan fans said goodbye to ibrahimovic with a huge banner. goodbye god, i remind you that in 2020 zlatan returned to milan and as part of the club again became the champion of italy this season due to injury. zlatan took part in only four matches ibrahimovic's professional car

ravens mother, karen, was stunned. >> i just couldn't believe it, how could you be so stupid?itted it, he didn't try to get out of it. i was proud of him for that. >> for owning up? >> for owning up. >> along with the young couples financial stress, friends told detectives raven and janet had also had a brush with infidelity. according to janet's friend, brittany, within just months of the wedding, raven had cheated on janet. how did she sound when that happened? >> devastated. >> and then she went back with him after that? >> she forgave him. she made promises to love him for good, for bad, for ugly and to support him. >> but brittani notice other problems in the marriage. janet, she says, was struggling with what appeared to be ravens increasingly dramatic mood swings. >> she told me that sometimes things were like perfect and it was like holding your breath because you never knew when the coin would flip and all of a sudden everything that was wrong in the world was her fault. >> things got so bad that a year before the homicide, janet and raven briefly separated. by itself

voices ai isn't just stopping at karen ai.ed chat box with the voices of steve jobs as a taylor swift other celebrity told me embarking to brand new territory for human to ai interactions. the space that i have myself and it's very early on and knew there's a lack of systems, regulations, rules and ethics that's around the world. that is becoming a i one thing is for certain, karen. marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold. you know, her east, though, says. >> doing what i'm doing. i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. i make a lot of money while doing it. so if it's your virtual girlfriend, it's still real. always on your phone is back on a life but you can. >> taking on a date and have dinner and cheap because >> way to look at it. you know, it fun, bright side of things at i has something seems. about. and i mean, i guess. but that's the way of you know, that things are moving forward that way to have these relationships with robots

karen ai.ed chatbots with the voices of steve jobs and taylor swift and other celebrities and barking into brand new territory for human to ai interactions. the space that i have for myself and it's very early on and knew there's a lack of systems, regulations, rules and ethics that's around the world. that is becoming a i one thing is for certain, karen. marjorie is using ai technology to expand social media reach 10 fold. you know, her east, though, says. what i'm doing, i'm helping to cure loneliness. people want to talk to me so. >> why not? let me talk to lots of them. make a lot of money while doing it. >> interesting. well, karen perjury is one of snapchat's fastest growing influencers and get this with more than a billion views a month on her content. she already has over 15,000 people on a waiting list to chat with the ai version of her. >> all right. meantime, what's old is new again, as more people are moving to old school, flip phones to help them disconnect. some big brands are eve

karen told me how hard it is to get people with power just to listen to her.like so many, she feels her caring work just is not valued. at times she has wanted to get up but knows she must carry on because of her husband. mr. speaker, remarkable carers like karen save the government where the entire mhs budget. some of the government finally recognize the value of the founding not just patriot to them give them the financial practical support they deserve. >> mr. prime minister's of course i'd like to jointly right honorable gentleman in paying tribute to karen and hard working unpaid up and on the country i know the gentleman speaks and personal expense about this as well. we have provided 2.3 million pounds of support for social care initial 25 million committed to putting people at the heart of care and the white paper. the care fund. >> think it mr. speaker. many of my constituents i'm deeply concerned about the proposals for the 440 national interchange and this posed site now the prime minister cannot talk about an individual planning application any giv

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karen khachanov plays against the new djokovic. this match is scheduled for tomorrow.nament bracket also reached the quarterfinals only one representative of russia is anastasia pavlyuchenkova, who today occupies 333rd place in the world ranking in 1/8 pavlyuchenkova the day before in three networks she beat belgian co or isomersens. after 2 years , pavlyuchenkov. anastasia again reached such a late stage of the french open championship 2 years ago in paris. women's handball cska became the champion of russia in the final series with a score of 2: 1, olga akopyan's team beat rostov-don and won. revenge for last year's defeat in the superhegen final. in the third match of the cska final owned the advantage throughout the match, the maximum difference in the score reached 10 goals yesterday. cska won the final victory. with a score of 35-29, the most in a championship match. as part of the winner, elena mikhailichenko threw seven swords in this way, in the domestic arena, cska women's handball this season, they demanded that they won all tournaments, the country 's super