kelvin: yes and no.ere the market is concerned, if we look at valuations, the u.s. market is actually pretty expensive at this point. it is close to 19 times earnings whereas on a 20-year basis, the stock market is driven up about three and a half times. and going into this weekend, we think the fed is probably going to use this weekend to reinforce the fact that they really want to bring inflation down. if inflation wasn't come off, the right won't come off and where u.s. equity markets are concerned, perhaps it is a little expensive than the rest of the market at this point. -- a little more expensive than the rest of the market at this point. haidi: the regional cio of ubs global wealth management, kelvin tay. we are watching moves in gas stocks. >> we did see fluctuations in the gas contract in the u.s. briefly hitting the $10 level and then pulling back from that with his around report. this is a key export terminal responsible for a fifth of the exports from the u.s.. because it is coming back onli

to local russian back official and some graphic. distressing image is a hedge from a report to the kelvin, dozens injured in baghdad, off to protest to storm government offices and supportive and needing opposition. shia cleric kim's announced he's coursing politics plus the fs be names i 2nd ukrainian class like the keys of health and the russian journalist, a near most official se bogged down.

i'm with oh journalists, roslyn cut saba kelvin. the events on my down in 2014. he saw what was happening in the center of cape with his own eyes and is still trying to understand who was interested in keeping my down going. and why is this a good you got to do it when you my really, if you see the one that you have a didn't get pretty young of thomas it hooked up. what you really got hope. a cookie cutter. you took him off. it was why me so push. neither was what it was. it brought me you did you miss? i'm is, is really beside me. i need to bring money. bretheren is what virginia, thoughtful of sure. the serials mr. store for the social press 3 to say no, beautiful the water, the one of the more dinner loyally hot, shrunk of civil mover. oh molly, what some of us. oh, i see him with. 6 a motion coming to an uber not got us washington gopro, chicago auto renewals on the webpage or jump. emilio only did wish you dial in. yep . yeah. he was like, oh cool. yeah. alex on dakota, kolowski was one of the commanders of the ukrainian security services alpha group interne

about $2.00 kelvin, or about minus $270.00 degrees celsius, a lot colder than the ice at the polls. so the ice won't extinguish volcanism. law of a spring volcanoes will continue to shape the face of our planet for years to come . thanks to earth's central heating system. no one knows just how long the ice at the north and south poles will last. currently, global warming is causing it to vanish at an alarming rate. the arctic could be completely ice free in summer in as little as a few years. elsewhere, ice is melting on mass. glaciers are disappearing. in some regions, this could mean riverbeds dry, not entirely as a result. and what about ice below the earth's surface? is that feeling the heat? here in the austrian house, 1600 meters above sea level is the world's largest ice cave. the van icy invent german 4 world of the ice giants. every year, france grange dot gland is team monitor this state of the ice. it's not only freezing cold inside the cave, it's also pitch dark. the might of their headlamps gradually reveals a magical world. the ice cave was 1st discovered by an explore

a a hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered non peter labelle, kelvin. it's western backers got some truly bad news. last week, amnesty international says ukraine's fighting tactics endanger civilians. zalinski and his gang are not the innocent victims media claim was we hear a lot about a big offensive soon. well, will it be ukrainian or russian? ah, discuss these issues then more i'm joined by my guess, jordan m u l e. in budapest, he's a podcast or at the guy which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to meet 3, bob and she's a political analyst and editor. and you know me, internet media project or gentleman cross top rules. and that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. right. good, that's good to me. can government was very disappointed with the international reports and claiming that the, the be grading, are you using violating the rules of law of war and, and could be potentially deemed as war crimes. and then, and the international bought back and said, you know, after all of the criticism, be

mr. kelvin. let me ask you about the notion of gorbachev inside russia. you have written that gorbachev was too decent to be the leader of his country. why do you think that is well, just look at his predecessors, soviet leaders like when installing herself, but bridge enough, ah, they were all to ready to shed blood in the case of stolen, especially on a mammoth scale to attain their aims. gorbachev was reluctant to use force and violence of gorbachev. law was very optimistic about the possibilities of people coming to govern themselves in a democracy. gorbachev trusted reagan, thatcher meter on coal, to work with him to in the cold war. these qualities of optimism, of trust, of revulsion against force and violence, of these turned out to not be sufficiently suitable to a country in which had experienced so much force and violence, so much authoritarianism, totalitarianism, ah, i got to know him fairly well when i was interviewing him for the book and in person, he struck us too, as a, as a decent man, warm, informal, natural, with a sense of humor. i of

i mean the answer will take 2 hours, but in a nutshell, i would say the best kelvin, 2 minutes, i'm giving you 2 minutes, right? can you do it? i can my job. i'm talking to the dc, so i would say like in 2 minutes that what iraq you have been asking for for the last 2, the case is very clear. it's not confusing. it's not utopian. iraq is the needs. and she and christians and couldn't have been asking for keel demand and corruption and security and some of the country that are very clear road maps out there that were published over and over again by you know, multiple iraq just a bit society and put it to computers and listening to what there are 2 people. one is the best case scenario, ending the 16 divisions and quarter system is the best case scenario. getting rid of the contract, politicians will get paid tens of thousands of dollars a month without living in the country. is the best case scenario, biscuits scenarios. it's very curious and the roadmap to move iraq in the, in the right direction is key. and i think the post to be who are supported by iran in the u. s. and sometimes so th

i'm meeting siri, kelvin, a local, mitre, ologist, and green, and vista was confident this trend will continue to this is where the hydro power is. yes, the old, the flu lay a hydro station. it's actually the world's longest 4440 for that. over 100 years old. so be careful though i, i can see that its own from this old train here. here you see the old pipe coming down from the mountain. so all the water's just flowing high speed in the pi, creating electricity when they hit the turbine. so you have to use for nature gives us. so in norway we have incredible rain or the concrete have sun. yeah, we also have wind, but here it's rain that gives us the electricity. scandinavia will be important to the world's data storage. i think scandinavia will be very important for future data storage. it's called climate. if you can use the cold for your to, to cool down the data center, we have the hydro poll were to run data centers. however, i think we also need to be even more responsible and take action that each one of us. and for instance, if we are talking on both data storage, we need to be

sure enough for the next 5 years. kelvin kamani is watching right now. kevin, thank you so much. this is what calvin country contributes to our discussion, the cost of living and can use very high know jobs, low wages, the list is endless. who will be our savior? we off, irene earlier. what are the priorities that kenya's electorate? this is what she told us the most pressing issues who can use and most king, and now that you expect to then mix a new titian to address is access to basic human needs and networking about food. what the different housing dissent job's the highest at any will health care standards, access to education entitled to a dignified life. as our constitution clearly stays in that goal for 3. and as for the new lesson, collaboration of human rights, which our country is about to do, but she can re selection address those very basic needs. every kenyon has i'm hopeful said me because lucinda manifesto have read the book manifesto from the 2 presidential and i will just pick up the 2 presidential candidates because of the numbers that missing right now. so we'v

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the 3 metric tons has to get to about 55 degrees kelvin, about minus 361 degrees fahrenheit., ambient temperature, would glow. so we don't want it glowing brighter than the images that it is looking at. so that big tennis size sun shield we have keeps it in the shade and allows it to cool. if that sun shield were sun tan lotion, you would say it had an spf of about 10 million. >> when you had about what this will help us learn, how should we think about what a telescope like this teaches us? again, i hear it as a layman. i think, are we going to learn a lot more about the big bang? because we're going back so far in time? >> well, it could potentially tell us some of the conditions in the early universe that could make some inferences as to the big bang. it will certainly tell us what the early universe was like. how that early universe fostered galaxy formation. the other big question that webb is fully capable of answering is looking for planets around other stars. exo planets that may have signsr necessary for life. so when you think about it, it is possibly addressing two

and one of the talented artists is a rep from the bay area, kelvin kumar. >> a lot of this competitione recess but it is competitive and we are are out there to have fun and to to read each other on. win or lose it is all about supporting the craft and coming together as as a community. >> the event is set to begin > >> let's get you caught up on this weekend forecast. we have a a little bit of a cooldown on our hands for today and tomorrow. if you look at san jose we only go to the low 80s saturday and sunday. we stay there for the early part of thik warm-up for the mid-80s to the n next week. no big changes coming coming but you might notice the temperature swings a little more more for the inland and east bay bay valleys, will be in the mid-80s today and tomorrow. that that is cooler than the last few few days have been and you will warm up in the low to mid 90s io the second half of this next we. max over to you. >> the six-hour, shootout and crash leads to three deaths in the spam police are working to e together how it all happened. ad people in oakland's little saigon never turn

temperature of the telescope, the three metric tons of that telescope has to get down to about 55 degrees kelvine're looking in infrared wavelengths. anything that has a temperature like our body temperature would glow. so we don't want the telescope glowing brighter than the images it's looking at. so that big sun shield that we have keeps us in the shade and allows us to cool. i told people, if that sun shield were sun tan lotion, you would say it has an spf of about 10 million. >> wow. when you think about what this will help us learn, you know, how should we think about what a telescope like this teaches us? again, i hear it and i think, are we going to learn a lot more about the big bang? because we're going back so far in time. >> well, it could potentially tell us some of the conditions in the early universe that could make some infrinferences of the bag and how that early universe fostered galaxy formation. and the other big question that webb is able to answer is looking for planets around other stars that may have signs of biomarkers, signs of elements or compounds that either are prod

in a sudden-dea, bracket style competition, and e of the talented artists is repping the bay area, kelvin kumar from local pete's coffee. >> this competition is so coolse but we are there to have fun and now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal >> a little cooler this weekend and you will see that show up for the first few days of the first alert seven-day forecast san jose will only be in the low low 80s. mid 80s for the south bay the second half of next week, but that change will show up a little more as it always does in the microclimates, whice wonderfully cool this weekend. whether it is east bay or northbay, you are the mid-80s today and tomorrow, and technicy tomorrow might be even cooler for some of us. it s

joining us now is kelvin adams, he is the superintendent of st. louis public schools.ank you so much for being with us and talking about what you're dealing with and so many other districts are as well. what's causing this shortage and how long is this going to last? >> first of all, good morning and thank you. we anticipate this this shortage will last approximately two weeks. we are working with our local vendor who provides transportation for us to get enough drivers through the certification process for drivers in the next two weeks to accommodate this eight schools and the 3,300 students who will be impacted. >> what if it goes on for longer than that? can you just keep giving out the $75 cards to help people? >> well, we are providing $75 cards to elementary parents, which is about 600 and bus passes meaning a metro bus by state that we're providing students transportation to school, so there is option to both but we believe that two weeks will be the sunset of this and by september 6 we should be in a position where those 35 routes that we are not running right

kelvin adams whose district is offering families $7500 gift cards to help get kids to school. >>> homere prospective buyers are being priced out of the market. after a big drop earlier this spring new housing starts had been holding relatively steady up until last month, but the number of new homes started in july plunged 9.6% month over month. joining us now is vanessa yurk yurkevich, rahel solomon, our business correspondent. what's happening with these hogs starts? >> simply there is less new home construction right now and that's because of consumer demand. we're seeing people pulling back, saying that we are not going to spend money on a new home and that is because mortgage rates have increased by over 2% in just a short amount of time and people are saying affordability is off the charts right now. the average home price is well over $400,000. what that is doing is stoking fears of a housing recession. we want to use that word carefully because when you hear recession that gives people ptsd from the 2008 housing crisis. i spoke to the chief economist at the national association

fresno coach kelvin hayes says the day started as a family oriented and fun filled event.ng in the stance was kids everywhere. and you know some shots rang out. unfortunately in the middle of the 10, you game hey, says coaches for both teams, then quickly jumped into action. it was like a movie. you know, everyone just said panic. you know what i'm saying? um, cultures. you know, we're scrambling around trying to get kids on the floor. you know, looking for certain kids. we had a lot of families out there that you know. it was like it was like a real family environment. opd is saddened by this blatant disregard for life that occurred yesterday. as individuals show complete lack of compassion for young people out there participating

fresno coach kelvin hayes says the day started as a family oriented and fun filled events. we were sitting in the stands, so it was kids everywhere. and you know, um some shots rang out. unfortunately in the middle of the 10, you game he says coaches for both teams, then quickly jumped into action. it was like a movie. you know, everyone just said panic. you know what i'm saying? um cultures, you know, we're scrambling around trying to get kids on the floor. you know, looking for certain kids. we had a lot of families out there that you know. it was like it was like a real family environment. opd is saddened by this blatant disregard for life that occurred yesterday. as individuals show complete lack of compassion for young people out there participating in the peewee football game. on monday afternoon, oakland police provided an update on the investigation. chief laurent armstrong says they were about 500 people in attendance at the game and the carnage could have been much worse. the victims were a six year old girl, a man in his thirties and a woman in her fifties. they

kelvin robinson is an anglican deacon in the uk, one of the last seen people in that denomination are grateful to have him join us tonight. mr, thank you so much for coming on tonight. so mine are attracted person. what do you make of that plucker? let's not mince words. this is the greatest evil there is . what we're talking about is the normalization of that is we're seeing here. you're right. they're reclaiming the words. they're taking over the language and defining it in a very clever way because once they say these are not, these are not attractive people, they can say they're also vilified as we heard, they're persecuted and then they'll say they are an oppressed minority group and therefore they deserve to be a protected characteristic. and then all of a sudden we have or being protected under the law and that's what they're after here is very, very there's nothing more dangerous. well, that's right. and it's a i mean, if you are with someone on the playground at your kid's school, he uses the phrase minor attracted persons. i think it's fair to call the police right away beca

fresno coach kelvin hayes says the day started as a family oriented and fun filled event. sitting in the stance was kids everywhere. and you know some shots rang out. unfortunately in the middle of the 10, you game hey, says coaches for both teams, then quickly jumped into action. it was like a movie. you know, everyone just said panic. you know what i'm saying? um, cultures. you know, we're scrambling around trying to get kids on the floor. you know, looking for certain kids. we had a lot of families out there that you know. it was like it was like a real family environment. opd is saddened by this blatant disregard for life that occurred yesterday. as individuals show complete lack of compassion for young people out there participating in the peewee football game. on monday afternoon, oakland police provided an update on the investigation. chief laurent armstrong says they were about 500 people in attendance at the game and the carnage could have been much worse. the victims were a six year old girl, a man in his thirties and a woman in her fifties. they all remain in th

host: a text message from kelvin in baltimore. >> how does the evangelical right play a part in fuelingur divide and our society. presumably or presently and its influence with the supreme court in thefe federalist society? >> the white role of evangelical christianity it really became a force in the seventies and to cold in the eighties and has. there is a wonderful book called the long southern strategy by angie maxwell that was set the three pillars one of those is racism. and that is the white evangelicals. and the role that it plays in the domination of the republican party and it is shaping those policies. so we see this in the recent scotus decision were mainly spending only secular schools and not just secular schoolsn but these white evangelicals to say we want the public money to. and then to say they have to do this. and then the coach was kneeling on the 50-yard line. and then the supreme court ignoring the evidence that this is a public school and a public event on a public field you have the power of theye coach around his players kneeling in a christian prayer. ask yourse

. >> text message from kelvin in baltimore. good afternoon doctor anderson. how does the evangelical white plate part in fueling our divide our society and are presently and its influence in the supreme court i.e. the federal level. >> the role of white evangelical christianity is powerful.. it really became of course i want to say in the 70s and really took hold in the80s . it has not let go. there's a wonderful edbook called the long southern strategy by todd shields and angie maxwell that looks at the three pillars of the law the southern strategy. one of those is racism. another pillar is patriarchy. and the other pillar is white evangelical christianity. and the role that it plays in the republican, in the domination of the republican party and its seshaping those policies and so we're seeing this in the recent scotus decision where you have in maine where maine was only funding secular schools. and vouchers for secular schools and where you had these white evangelical christians like hey, we want some of that public money to the us supreme court says ye

from her majesty's secret service to the senior service, commander robert mcfarlane of hms kelvin tooke broke the website. it gets people talking. we were just talking just now, you went back and had a look on the bbc rewind site. is really worth doing, i went back on, and somebody mentioned it to me. my on, and somebody mentioned it to me. my grandfather was on there from 1976, an interview that he did with the bbc news about potatoes, obviously! it was a report about early crops where i was raised, the place hasn't changed at all, he looks exactly the same as i remember him. he is honestly not worth us any more. it was quite emotional, it was really quite emotional to you his voice again and see him. so many tetole voice again and see him. so many people have _ voice again and see him. so many people have commented - voice again and see him. so many people have commented saying, i voice again and see him. so many. people have commented saying, just hearing voices. there was a mother who saw her son, and he had passed, she had heard his voice. tt who saw her son, and he had passed, sh