he needs baba lazar, let's look for a woman. have they eaten with my own eyes seen? don’t persuade me, you can’t. the roof has gone. what a roof went in the morning, when somewhere for a succumb. i saw it too. and here are two. hidden, listen in your hands. one i swear i'm not like that saw a bottle drink from your throat to make you choke. i think there is something in my throat that they say. someone messed with the papers, and they forgot about us. now we were written off. and no good good very good and forgotten. you know, when i was sitting i wanted to miss the most. well. true hey soso what's wrong with you? georgians in gruzino shoots the end of the world i want a toast. i was born. i'm not talking about that. peter to work i learned in russia i live in belarus my mind whispers to me go away suck. radiation is here and the soul is screaming, here is your friend. lawrence is here your friend the laser lives from them you will go alone . i want to drink to my friends. and we love men. what is my link between this world and this world? if i only had a day, it wou

christine lazar, nbc news, los angeles. >> i just had a really strong craving for a grilled cheese. > a grand slam breakfast! you can order them both! the news at 6:00 with juliette goodrich starts

not everyone here is happy about that. lazar lee at the kilowatt k, a kia a year to coach that was on the hardwood go home hero, was leeway was in for my to special give me yet give me a call either 3 more. well, it will be great. thank you. through the yes, i thought you said my concern for you to start a new year or the to the offices of the white angels can offer away out of town for those who want to take it. that's bringing roman a sub chuck who has been monitoring the information war and ukraine since it began for the atlantic councils, digital forensic research lab. we joins us from a keith roman welcome to w news. we have just watched a report about people staying and settlements on the 5 from russian forces. and some of them still support russia wise. well, this a complex question, right. and it's not the question of the russian propaganda, there's just started in prior. like at the moment of the lesion, it's the loan. it's a long job. the promoted there, narratives and stories that people should support the russia even before 2014, when they started the war in the eastern uk

he needs baba lazar, let's look for a woman. i have seen them with my own eyes, but i argue.s gone what roof has gone. i saw it too. and here are two. on overalls with one zipper, i hid behind an oak tree. listen in your hands. one. i swear i have never seen such a bottle drink from the throat to make you choke. i think it’s in my throat what is it, yes, yes, i hear saying that our white puddle should have been evicted. someone messed with the papers, and they forgot about us. now we were written off. or no. saddened the most. well , what's wrong with you georgians i was born. i'm not talking about that. peter to work i learned in russia i live in belarus my mind whispers to me go away suck. radiation is here and the soul is screaming, here is your friend. lawrence is here your friend the laser lives from them you will go alone . i want to drink to my friends. and we are for you. men and our busil came to the dark forest. and i thought that i found a grave for myself there, and the forest covered it and warmed it, and there was a swamp in that forest, the swamp was breathing

. >> ac lazar is having daily discussions to strategize that. as we have spoken for, we put the efforts at the tenderloin and it pushed it out into the southern but it went to the northern as well and pushed up north, so there's a lot of discussion about having a presence, passing calls but not just passing calls of having a vehicle drive by by making sure our vehicles are getting out of the vehicle and engaging because as much as people may be involved in criminal activity, there's people in those areas that's suffering that can benefit from support services as well. so, when the chief comes or if you want further in regard to strategy, i'm sure the chief will be happy to report back on that. >> great. commissioner yee. >> thank you very much, there, president cindy elias. she took that 7th and market. coming up on 7th street, at 5:00, when you come to a stop, you can see -- i guess the -- there's a group and large group of people and we're starting the rainy season and i'm concerned about the public there and whether there's, i guess you said

we ask god for our safety harbor, martin lazar la la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer even fleeing the country in neighbouring chad. the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate sullen down the villages destroyed and for some their neighborhoods completely looted hope it will be and with no end to the violence in sight, foreign governments and, and years. and now preparing for the worst i asked didn't these journalists, adam, alpha know, see what the situation was like for civilians who are stuck in the middle of the fighting. she, the 2nd week now she has displayed started, and as civilians are trapped in for toll in on to man and in battery, most folks are below the poverty line. even those who are middle class, they're also trapped. they could move due to the clashes and the files that are happening around them. i've been talking to people in battery, in for a way that they one without a water. they try to sneak out it like in the evenings or when they can to try to fit for themselves. others with family members that are sick

for 1st, we didn't have water and then we didn't have power. ha, we ask god for our safety market. lazar la, la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer, even freeing the country in neighboring chad. the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border. not on my pleasure, not. it's really harrowing, really hot breaking to see that we also feel they have suffered a lot physical violence perhaps for some of you. they had their houses burned down the villages destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted bookmobile and with no end to violence in sight. foreign governments and engineers, and now preparing for the worst we can ask thee to sit in his journal as adam alpha, nancy nairobi, who's been following developments for us in sudan. hello to you, adam. so we know that this fighting has been going on for a week. now. what do you know about the situation for civilians who are stuck in the middle? hi for the 2nd for the 2nd week. now since this fight started and c

martin lazar la la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer even freeing the country in neighbouring chad. the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border nozzle. my pleasure, not that it's really harrowing, him really hot breaking to see then. we also feel they have suffered a lot of physical violence. perhaps for some of you, they had their houses burned down, the villagers destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted bookmobile and with no end to violence in sight, foreign governments and endears. and now preparing for the worst. alas, in his journal as adam elsie know, see what the situation was like for civilians who are stuck in the middle of the fighting. the 2nd week now since this fight started and civilians are trapped in control in alterman and in battery, most of folks are below the poverty line. even those who are middle class, they're also trapped. they could move due to the clashes and the files that are happening around them. are we talki

martin lazar la la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer even freeing the country in neighboring chad. the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border. not on my push or not, it's really harrowing, really hot breaking to see that. we also feel they have suffered a lot physical violence, perhaps for some they had their houses burned down, the villagers destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted open mobiles and with no end to the violence in sight, foreign governments and, and years. and now preparing for the worst police in kenya have exude $21.00 bodies of followers of a christian cult. members of the group were told they would go to heaven if they starved themselves to death. the cult leader has turned himself into police. remains of at least a dozen people in this forest in south eastern kenia, the followers of the good knew of international church. but on a never ending, fast believing that in debt they would get to meet jesus. fam, of the dead

martin lazar la la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer even fleeing the country in neighbouring chad, the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border. not on my pleasure, not it's really harrowing, really hot breaking to see that. we also feel they have suffered a lot physical violence perhaps for some of you. they had their houses burned down the villages destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted bookmobile and with no end to the violence in sight. foreign governments and engineers, and now preparing for the worst earlier was voted map, gnashed his a journalist base in cairo, and he's been following the developments incident. we asked him how the situation for civilians on the ground is kind of traffic to be to be frank, there shortages across the board of basic necessities or it's like no shortages of medical care, maybe gauze and hospitals are electricity, petrol, and order power, boston those, the shortages of water on the other side, of cour

today we ask god for our safety harbor, martin lazar la la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer, even fleeing the country in neighbouring chad. the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border. not at all my pleasure. no said it's really harrowing he was really heartbreaking to see them. we also feel they have suffered a lot of physical violence, perhaps for some they had their houses burned down, the villagers destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted open and with no end to the violence in sight . foreign governments and engineers. and now preparing for the worst both sedans, regular army and the rival paramilitary group say that an evacuation convoy came under fire after leaving the french embassy and had to turn back. i ass, sudanese journalist, alto, no. she adam in nairobi whose following developments in sudan to tell us more and so far. thus, dustin use us being confirmed a boss the our, if there are bits of workforce. and the reason is man

not everyone here is happy about that. lazar lee at the kia, we brought k, a kia a year to kind of tags on the whole was go home. little. i mostly lou urgent for my to roster. she won't ears, boring. like suitable credit. you may yet, like your re book a colleagues or 3 more will this was, will bespoke reading and took you through the home yet, like eke up. oh, got dora. her music misconceived her while you cheer, not lose torinio at all. did she the offices of the white angels can offer a way out of town for those who want to take it and you're up to date up. next is our documentary and focuses on who does role in east africa are more headlines. you can always go to our website, that's d, w dot com and don't forget to follow up with social media channels like twitter and instagram i'll handle is at the dublin years. i'm christine, what's been great, having your company k, hot elf is, is up at the top of the hour. join him if you can. i'll see you next time with when you work as an architect, like go all in or not at all. women in the architecture, why are they so invisible to the large

, we didn't have water and then we didn't have power. ha, we ask god for our safety of our market. lazar la, la salam, many sudanese are leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer even freeing the country in neighboring chad. the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border. not on my push or not, it's really harrowing, really hot breaking to see that. we also feel they have suffered a lot physical violence, perhaps for some they had their houses burned down, the villagers destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted open mobiles and with no end to violence in sight, foreign governments and years. and now preparing for the worst that nation is the gentlest post in cairo who's been following developments for us in sudan mat. can you stop by describing the situation on the ground in khartoum right now? yeah, it's, it's still catastrophic getting worse by the day. people are trying to get to save areas. there's severe and huge shortage of a number of basis supplies. and one of them

martin lazar la la salam, many sudanese, leaving the cities to escape the hostility summer even fleeing the country in neighbouring chad, the 1st wave of refugees has already arrived. agencies estimate somewhere between 10 and 20000 people have already crossed the border. not on my pleasure, not it's really harrowing, really hot breaking to see that. we also feel they have suffered a lot physical violence, perhaps for some they had their houses burned down, the villagers destroyed. and for some, their neighborhoods completely looted open will be and with no end to the violence in sight, foreign governments and, and years. and now preparing for the worst or earlier i spoke to jealous nat nasha and asked him to describe the current situation on the ground in cut him. yeah it's, it's still kind of straw it getting worse by the day. people are trying to get to save areas. there's severe and huge shortage of a number of basis supplies. and one of them obviously, that that's responsible for just a number of basic functions as fuel, obviously need fuel in order to our generators who went to ha

previously, as you already understood, there was a dyeing workshop ; the capitalist, lazar polyakov, became the initiator of the construction of the dneprovsk manufactory in the summer of 1941, the factory was urgently evacuated to barnaul from where it did not return during the great patriotic war, the enterprise was blown up. there are several utility rooms left now, this monument of industrial architecture, after the war, one of the surviving buildings of the factory produced a million. it seems to me that the authenticity of the ancient building was well preserved, and the local word calls it the house of flax. there are many exhibits here that tell about the history, but thanks to these silent witnesses of the plant, you can understand how our ancestors grew leon harvested processed and made clothes from it. more than five or six thousand years ago, as a culture in the homeland, and it is considered china and mesopotamia, the birth of flax began from there, but in belarus a million went later and developed especially well on the island. this is the 16th-17th century when it was

shvili announced yesterday well, yesterday the day before yes, this is the release of grigoriadis lazarga- grigoria grigoriadis, a public activist who was detained, arrested, and then the second demand is the immediate resignation of the judges against whom sanctions have been introduced, what kind of sanctions have been introduced, now tell us what kind of sanctions have been introduced, the third is the release of mykhailo saakashvili and niki gvorimiya, one of the founders and the director of the tv company tovari archie, the fourth demand is the law on deoligarchization, judicial reform and reform of the central election commission. please, yes, but it means not that. as for the first guy, for whom they were arrested after these rallies, it was for the purpose of showing how they will punish everyone who will be uh, they oppose against the government of georgia , again, this is very similar to what is happening, what the russian federation is doing. led by the european union, i am clarifying what happened to the judges, uh, again , it was a presidential case , when georgia became in

you already understood the dyeing workshop, the capitalist, lazar polyakov, in the summer of 1941, becamenitiator of the construction of the dnieper manufactory, the factory was urgently evacuated to barnaul. from where it did not return during the great patriotic war, the enterprise was blown up. there are several utility rooms left now this monument of industrial architecture, post-war period. in one of the surviving buildings, factories, produced flax. it seems to me that the authenticity of the ancient building was well preserved, and the locals, by the way , call it the house of flax. there are many exhibits here that tell about the history of the flax mill, thanks to these silent witnesses you can understand how our ancestors grew leon , collected, processed and made flax clothes from it six thousand years ago , china and the birthplace of flax are considered, but in belarus it went later and developed especially well guidance. this is the 16-17th century, the time when it took to make canvas. and other european countries, ropes and so on. we know about water in france and belgium a

christine lazar, nbc news, los angeles. >> i just had a really strong craving for a grilled cheese. >> and a grand slam breakfast! you can order them both! the news at 6:00 with juliette goodrich starts now. >>> did you feel it? we did in the kpix 5 newsroom! the earthquake was felt across the bay area. we are going to have a live report from the epicenter. >> it was a very, very hard earthquake and it was fairly long. >> an afternoon shaker rattling a lot of nerves. the seismograph shows the moment that it struck as earthquake twitter goes into full force. new reaction and a closer look at the faults in that area. >>> i never thought anything like this could happen in america. >> moments ago, former president donald trump speaking out in florida after his historic arraignment. we are breaking down what the felony charges mean and what's next. >>> at first glance, it is like wow. that's a lot of money. >> a bay area city offering the biggest bonus yet. $75 to join its police force. members of the community sound off on whether it's worth it. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette

not everyone here is happy about that. lazar lee, i think here we brought k, a kia year to coach that was on the her was go home hero was leeway. watch in for my to special give for next year. give me a call either 3 more. well, it will be great. thank you. through the yes i key thought you might consider why you to a place that i knew that the offices of the white angels can offer away out of town for those who want to take it. i want to go ahead and bring an antonio rem. she's a co founder of the n g o base you a he joins us from, from a tourist and eastern ukraine, where he coordinates evacuations of civilians from embattled towns and villages much like the white angels we just saw there. and i'm good to see you. i understand your work is quite similar to what we just saw in the report. can you tell us about the situation where you are? hi. thank you for having me. as you just said them income, of course. we work along the whole eastern trunk line mostly than yes, could region and forgotten region and in the past, but also go to region. generally the vacation is pretty slow at the

even blame be attack on russian secret services. journalist and author, daniel lazar says that you claims a legit involvement in the assassination of the russian reporter is difficult to deny. ukrainian governance, the claims of denials, involvement, cannot be taken face value. the cleaning government lied about the involvement in the area to gain a case assassination. and so there's no reason to believe its claims to the contrary. in this case, present the u. s. at an idea of what's going on, especially after the 2 geena assassination. certainly, it's a good chance that the ukraine has agents, you know, operating quite widely, engaged in all kinds of highly provocative, highly dangerous activities. and the usaa probably has no idea of what's going on, but is probably giving them some kind of license to kill the u. s. should have known better after the reactive case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, the s b u, trend intelligence. and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter. and that

whom abdul is like thousands whose homes have been destroyed and who can hardly afford if tara or lazar with him hopped bombing, i feel psychologically shattered. it doesn't feel like ramadan to me and my neighbors here and there, so we don't feel anything here at the shelter. we have lost everything or we have nothing left about yet. and it's hard for us to get into the spirit of the month of ramadan has fear, and everything is missing. here, milan get a shame up with on even before the quake struck, syria was facing crisis upon crisis. 12 years of war had already left that country in a dire humanitarian situation. now, what was left of the ramadan atmosphere has vanished. more than half the population doesn't have enough to eat. the displaced people in this camp, which includes about $250.00 families, st. they're struggling to survive. la la, la, la ramadan, we were all living at home. thank god. now things are different. as you can see, i am a one day the tents collapsed. another, they flooded my life. it's very hot and the camps. we lost our businesses and everything in the earthqua

but rachel lazar with americans united for separation of church and state, says the impact could be sweeping this case opens the floodgates to every employee in the workforce being forced to carry the burden of someone else's religious practices. whether it's in a pharmacy contacts, asking to not feel birth control prescriptions or in a workplace asking to have the right to discriminate against lgbtq. people there to devin dwyer, the supreme court hears the case next week and we'll keep you posted. in sports daniel snyder's controversial tenure as owner of the washington commanders is about to end snyder has reached a deal to sell the team for $6 billion to josh harris, the owner of the philadelphia 76 ers. snyder has been investigated for harassment and financial misconduct. police in denver are trying to find the person who dropped dinger the dinosaur, the colorado rockies mascot, someone tackled him. during the game against st louis. dinger is okay, but the suspect is now wanted for assault or dinger. coming up inflation nation, the ham and cheese sandwich costing $29 plus the lost dog an

not everyone here is happy about that. lazar lee at the q report, korea kia a year to coach that was on the her was go home hero. i mostly lou are in for my 2 roster shrunk. is boring, extra credit me yet. like you re book cake always or 3 more. well, this was what was work ukraine took you through the yet like eager. oh got dora pacific, misconceived, or were you in the play store in your or did she the offices of the white angels can offer a way out of town for those who want to take it. that her thought by our 1st one amongst some guitar not to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. rushes president vladimir putin has met with his defense minister, sergey should go to discuss the snap military drills being carried out by russia. specifically, putin said the exercise has demonstrated the country's high levels of military readiness, but that moscow's priority remained ukraine. keith has said it will push poland to reopen its borders to ukrainian food and grain in ports at talks in warsaw. poland announced on saturday. it would block the import an

not everyone here is happy about that. lazar lee at the key, we brought k, a kia a year to coach that was on the her was go home, little leeway watching for my to special give really next to me yet. thank you. re book a colleague, the 3 more. well, it was will be great, thank you. through the yes i keep up the thought you might consider while you to the place that i knew all the offices of the white angels can offer a way out of town for those who want to take it. i want to go ahead and bring it on, tanya, i'm sure she's a co founder of the n g o base you a he joins us from crime, a tourist and eastern ukraine, where he coordinates. evacuations of civilians from embattled towns and villages. much like the white angels we just saw there, and i'm good to see you. i understand your work is quite similar to what we just saw in the report. can you tell us about the situation where you are? hi, you know, thank you, having me. as you just said, them income a tourist, but we work along the whole eastern trunk line. mostly the nets could asian and forgotten screeching in the past, but also go

not everyone here is happy about that. lazar lee, i think here we brought k, a kia a year to a coach. tags on the horse go home, myrtle. i mostly lou urgent for my to roster soon to is boring extra credit. you may yet like your re booking, always or 3 more. well this was what was working. graham took you through the year . the keycard. oh, got dora, her misery. misconceived. or were you in the play store and you are all the to the officers of the white angels can offer a way out of town for those who want to take it. well, and i have joined in the studio, mcculloch max and a who has filed that report you just saw in just has just returned from east and ukraine. max it's, it's good to be talking to you and really some incredible reporting over there and a very difficult conditions. i have to say, i'm, we're seeing these people in your report, people who are choosing to stay in in frontline towns. we can see the conditions you, you spend a lot of time talking to people. what's your overall sense about who these people are and, and why they're deciding to stay? right, so just to give you

we're gonna go lazar lee. i think he re propagate year and a year to coach that was on the her was go home hero was leeway. watch in for my to special get next to me yet. thank you. re book a call either 3 more. well, it will be great, thank you. through the yes i thought you might consider while you are in year or the to the offices of the white angels can offer away out of town for those who want to take it. that story was shot by our team on the 7th of april, some of the people featured in the piece. people who initially refused to leave have since been brought to safety by the white angels police team. so look, now some of the other stories making news round the world today. russian president vladimir putin has met with his defense minister circ, a sugar to discuss the snap, the military drills being carried out by russia's pacific policing routine said the exercise is demonstrated the country's high levels of military readiness, but that most goes priority remained ukraine. the former us senator, who help

the victims were crushed to say, gathered in a school to receive aid ramadan, also on the program. lazar secretary general against dalton birthplace and unannounced visits to ukraine his 1st since.

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lazar warnedd that layoffs are on the way.sset manager says it will cut about 10% of its work force. it has a little more than 3400 employees in the firm blends its performance on slope activity. weight-loss services provider jenny craig is considering bankruptcy. the filing could come as early as next week. it is trying to find a buyer for its essays and has been taught for months and is worth roughly 200 -- and has nearly $250 million of debt. that's your bloomberg business flash. kayley: good morning. and morning to everyone on the west coast where it's 20 past seven and time to get to the startup where we cover the top tech stories from the bay area and beyond. joining us now is ed ludlow let's begin with amazon because yesterday, you said you were watching the cloud and it turns out the cloud forecast was cloudy. ed: i got lucky. it was and in the moment story because shares were up significantly after hours and the call gets underway in the cfo discloses that from the one quarter into the current, sales growth decelerate

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the first genotype is lazare blondes. these are the ones who always burn and never tan.type, is the one that also always burns out, but they can keep a tan; the third genotype, which still often burns out, but so to speak, the next genotype, which rarely burns out and keeps tans well , is extremely genotype, which never burns out and tan well. remember a few things. if you get burned, it accumulates much skin risks accumulate. this does not mean, especially in children, your child warmed this year, then the next house, a year later. this does not mean that the winter is over. this means she has a notch for cancer skin, a notch two notch three to burn is to get the facts of the risk of environmental disease. this time. if you are still tanned morse then do not use the edge no matter the genotypes, but here i am tanned so that you understand tanned skin protects against the penetration of e ultrafet radiation as well as sunscreen factor 3. not 15, not 23 it doesn't matter what kind of clothes clothes a t-shirt protects from the steering wheel of ultraviolet radiation, a th

the initiator of the construction of the dneprovsky manufactory was the capitalist, lazar polyakov , in the summer of 1941, the factory was urgently evacuated to barnaul. from where it did not return during the great patriotic war blew up. there are several utility rooms left; now this monument of industrial architecture, post-war period. in one of the surviving buildings of the factory, ice was produced. it seems to me that the authenticity of the ancient building was well preserved, and the local word is called her house of flax. there are many exhibits here that tell about the history, but thanks to these silent witnesses of the plant, you can understand how our ancestors grew leon, collected, processed and made clothes from it. more than 5-6 thousand years ago, as a culture in the homeland or in china and mesopotamia are considered from there, the night is all about the birth of flax, but in belarus it went a million later and developed especially well on the island. this is the sixteenth seventeenth century. there is a time when flax was needed for making canvas in england and o

al jazeera has some lazar has more on the stream of people leaving the capital. i shall know who i shudder. this used to be one of the busiest streets in cartoon. we can now see an exodus of people leaving the north of the city and heading south. so if the camera could pan around, you can see people carrying their luggage, heading south to neighboring states that are much calmer and safer. hardy more i'm in many people here are benefiting from this truce to leave cartoon. nobody. however, many shops remain closed as you can see. perhaps the distrust in this truth is the main reason why shops remain shut up. one of their continues to be sporadic fighting in under one of the vicinity of the general headquarters office and the airport. yeah. as you can see, people are trying to leave hot dog alone. all the humanitarian situation is literally eating. and there's a lack of health facilities or an shortage of food supplies of i don't. let's go live now to him. morgan in khartoum. however, people trying to flee the capital, what kind of journey are they running into whi

maria: interesting point that you make, because nancy lazar piper sandler is also this morning, writingown. tomas we've seen consumer spending strong because employment has been strong, are you indicating or suggesting things are about to turn? >> well, you see expectations are real spending is negative, today we will see if that comes through but that is telling you essentially that and consumption day quarterly data yesterday kind of frontloaded i think a correcting interpretation. paul christopher what is most with pce number two minimums time. paul: the consumption data show strong beginning part of the quarter about it slowing into quarter you are exactly right credit crunch going to be key forward we think accelerates slow downtown watching xrooe deflator that measure of services, core services minus housing is chairman powell's favorite measure look for it to remain sticky keep the market on its back. heel. maria: john same question what are you looking at. john: looking at what is happening to wage and salary income that slowed quite a bit got off to strong start rose by only 3/

lines, not all at security, we understand there are long lines at passport offices, here's christine lazart office in los angeles stretched around the building. christine gallagher got here before it opened and still had to wait seen. sh possible. i got on int ne. the site and there's no appointments available. >> reporter: the state department is processing a record number of passports. up to 500,000 each week. which is about 30% more than last year at this time. >> it's largely due to the pent up demand for international travel as people are really feeling like we are back to normal. >> reporter: katie is a travel expert with going.com. >> wait times have jumped. not once but twice since february of this year. >> reporter: it will take anywhere from 10 to 13 weeks for standard processing which used to take six to nine weeks. if you pay $60 to expedite your passport the state department says it will take seven to nine weeks. about twice the time it used to take. >> that doesn't include the time it takes to mail it to the agency and then receive it back. >> i'm hoping to get a passport in

. >> reporter: christine lazar, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursdayhanelle kaul in new york. fort lauderdale and parts of south florida dealt with severe flooding on wednesday after the area received around 20 inches of rain. the national weather service called it a life-threatening situation. >>> senator dianne feinstein says her return to work after a bout with singles has been delayed, and that she asked majority leader chuck schumer to temporarily replace her on the senate judiciary committee. her absence has stopped the committee from being able to confirm judges and led to calls for her resignation. >>> and for the second year in a row, arianna dubose will host the tony awards. the 2023 tonys airs sunday, june 11th on cbs. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, the chilling 911 calls in that bank massacre including one from the mother begging police not to punish him. here are the headlines. >> i'm in the closet hiding. >> the desperate calls for help from insid

a50 aircraft with a combat laser, by the way, at one time, ukraine, ukraine got a similar type of lazarand naturally, it successfully handed it over to the americans and the americans began to do something similar. they immediately had a breakthrough in laser technology, the plane illuminates a rocket satellite comes out and hits this spacecraft with almost 100% accuracy - this is if the west really decides to demonstrate its capabilities to us on small satellites. kisses, rockets are used, well, we are not small, we are not but satellites of elon mask on satellites of elon mask, there is a different system. there, then, there are , uh, two complexes. first uh. this is for the fighter complex. he walks on the ground and finds the location of the antennas themselves , coordinates are given to artillery, artillery, long-range accuracy breaks the terminal, a the second complex tirade 2s is more interesting, that is, these ones were interested in this name. well, i'll be honest. at one time i was engaged in this was called. with such a calculation that when development is underway, no one c

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he sings, no one sings bravo, if lazarev is there, then i’m telling the truth, but don’t listen to lazar it was. what was the soulful number, and the execution? yes, and how musical everything was, the balls burst into the music. is it at all, how are you, is it? i don't understand how you did it? we are very, very pleased that you are here, we want to say a huge thank you to once again, because each of your performances. this is a new universe. every time you create some new world. immerse us in a new state. or maybe this is a person who has an acting education, maybe this is a professional actor. and you ask. and tell me, please, have you acted in serials? yes fine. thank you so. do you like to take interviews? more come on and give more give love interview sings a wonderful singer. maxim marinochka yes, you know , marinochka’s times are not easy, and i would like to support her in these songs and say that everything will be fine with the dogs there. in general , it suddenly seemed to me today, or maybe our scorpion is an actor and singer, and, uh, a wonderful journalist. you can say s