last four years is quite clear and it has included and it's been green new dealism with a cause on lg draconian mission standards on coal and natural gas facilities with technology that doesn't currently exist. of course, flooding and poisoning our energy markets with subsidies from inflation reduction act with government central planning propping up independent unreliable energy sources spirits are really the truth of the matter is actions speak louder than words. you can flip-flop on fracking all you want, but the policies the last four years are quite clear and i don't see any signs that will change. >> b >> brian: there is apposite lg exports and places our allies, japan counting on us and bolton nations with natural gas, a pause. what does that mean to pennsylvania? >> pennsylvania's second largest producer of natural gas in the country second only to texas. our energy economy brings 500,000 jobs to pennsylvanians here in so many think that impact the industry but absolutely disastrous for pennsylvania's economy but really disastrous for american energy security and dominance. ou

first, lg electronics looking to hit a target of $75 million by 2030. lg ceo had to say about connectivity in india. >> in india we boast number one market share in every single product. so, as you know, india is one of the fastest growing markets in the world and india will be, will continue to be a key market for our growth. but it is not about just products. we are aiming to be the national brand of india. as a company, we have grown. we are loved by the indian people. we understand we should grow with indian people providing the product and solution, which will eventually make their life better. the ipo, yeah, i understand there is increased interest in the indian market among investors. caroline: first time that the south korean company has spoken publicly about their debut. sony raising the price of the playstation 5 in japan by 19%. for years into the console lifecycle. -- four years into the consul lifecycle as sony is likely refreshing its offering with a revamp of the console in the coming months. they are all watching, i'm sure. ed: mark zuck

lg electronics says it is buying an ipo in india. let's get straight to the markets. >> we are seeing markets lower today. this is the drag we are feeling from the tech space. we are seeing trading lower than usual. one of the keys is chinese company earnings. 29% down. this is no thanks to the warnings about sales. take a look at this chart. you will see how it has fed into the stock price. let's bring in our strategists. we are getting a reminder yet again of how big chinese consumption is for the tech space. >> this could be one of the beginning stages. there is talk that china could be going back into deflation. people not spending enough money in the company -- country. they are very focused on short-term rates. they are already down below 2%. they may need to go lower still. they will get an assist from the federal reserve. this is already hurting the consumer. people will be extrapolating in thinking that the others are at risk. we are back into the sphere of the interconnectedness of markets. what happens in one place can aff

>> carley: you posted a picture of assign protesters were carrying and said feminists and lg lg lgbtqfor palestine. palestine is not for them. what is it like in chicago with protests going down? >> well, it started sunday night, protest at michigan and whacker, major part of the city. that is where that assign picture came from. i don't understand how left continues to grab groups and use them more than anything as tools or shields for their party. they have no rights in some of the countries they support. nobody wants war in middle east, but we need our hostages back. if these groups went to iran, it would not end well for them. chicago is beautiful city that works for some, not for all. what i would like to see is the groups marching and politicians on the left to get in the neighborhoods and go to e englewood and the cities hit by crime and tell your story about dreamers and people that go without. there are people that go without, that are citizens of this city that never get anything in return and it goes to money be ing spent to prop u immigration and take care of people here i

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officials in tijuana say the app's lg wait times actually contribute to illegal crossings. 1/3 of miketo who cross the border illegally only do so after they try to schedule appointments. >> they come in with a lot of post-traumatic stress. they want to come in as quickly as possible because they believe that whatever they're fleeing will across after them. >> he said may g migrants are losing hope. >> if you're going to impose these new rules then you should increase the number of aappointment, right? >> in june, several immigrant advocacy groups filed a lawsuit to block the new rules. ♪ john: this week, texas sued the biden administration to try to block new federal minimum staffing requirements for nursing homes. the new rules could eventually require facilities that get money from medicare to hire tens of thousands of nurses and aides. >> the nursing home rule announced in april phases in staffing requirements, including that a registered nurse be on site 24 hours a day and that each resident get a minimum number of hours of direct care each day with you these facilities are grappl

anybody who has worked verybe lg batter is always possible.o as we study the question becomes how can we do better? >> we will look at another phase of the policies of our legislature, love them to death will be back in 2025. for 90 days. >> is at hard and fast rule? >> yes. [laughter] >> great. i was going to ask you a nationally but she sort of answered my question but nationally this meant a lot of anecdotal evidence is a residential construction workers. never fully recover in the grean recession when the vote left the business because no housing was being built. is that still a challenge you seem to have a program for lexis perplexesa number of programs ta technical credit which helps with paying scholarship.hi the other think we have done as a nation would not then a been a particularly good job of exposing k-12 students to alternative career paths in the construction trades and manufacturing and anything else. you ask a little kid with a want to be when they grow up they say policeman, fireman which is great. but that's who they see wor

now, this is the first release from her upcoming album called lg seven, which still has no release date. the song and video dropped last night, and the video has a bit of a throwback theme there. gaga actually showed up at bruno mars concert last night to perform that song live. it wasn't just any old concert, it was actually the first concert ever at the brand new intuit dome. this is the future home of the la clippers. that song, already number one on itunes. there you have it. okay, well, maybe playing that song this weekend. we do have some nice weather in san francisco to be in the upper seconds. more clouds and watch out for some mist and drizzle tomorrow. but overall we do have some nice and more of the same weather ahead. i can see our producer, justin singing that my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevention. number one because it's effective, does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself. and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come bac

the song is the first release from her upcoming album, which is called lg seven. yet to give a release date, although that song and video dropped last night. all right. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. raj. and, janelle, what's coming up at 530? i love those collaborations. this is nice. yeah. how do you say 530 in french? jessica. oh, now, now now you're. i'm out of the french thing. paris. and she forgets all her french. no, i got off the plane. i was like, merci, merci. and the people were like, what? welcome back. we'll see you at six. it's a busy friday night here. governor newsom in san jose. he's going after retail thieves. the number of bills he signed at a home depot in to san jose crack down on various crimes. also, ufc legend cain velasquez reaches a plea deal in his high profile attempted murder case. we're going to tell you what's next for him and the democratic national convention kicks off monday in chicago. we chat with the moderator of meet the press about what to expect and how former president

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major swap, between multiple figures we know evan gershkovich paul whelan involved other countries lgsain not yet in u.s. not on u.s. so i will a lot of sensitive things that have together on we can report major swap going on. maria: thank you so much edward lawrence, in prison more than 470 days mark this is all grave evan gershkovich coming home. mark: relief 470 days too long you are talking about two american prisoners did not commit a crime, i mean, thank god coming home a big relief obviously, for all of us all of their families. so, obviously, leave it at that. caroline: you been inexcusable psychological damage must endured in that prison no daylight days and days on ends showing what russia tyranny really is, i want to point out that unlike griner the basketball player benefited from celebrity faction because case was blown up she was rightfully rescued as well but that was very lopsided deal brittney griner in exchange for illegal weapons merchant evan did not get star power case should have been amplified. >> dubious ridiculous spying charges cents eliminate in a russian gul

some of that is higher interest, but some is higher spend lg and that's giving resiliency to the economy. in powell's speech, he made clear they are going to move in september. he left options open as to how much. he made clear they are going to balance employment and inflation. they don't want to letthe job market get any worse. and i do think we're going to find out from the august jobs report there's a reasonable chance that that may be better than people think so i think we have a reasonable chance to navigate this. if the economy turns out to be weaker than i just said, the fed can do more. >> should they go 50 to be safe? >> a lot of it is going to depend on the august jobs report. i would withhold judgment in that until we get to the first week of september. and again, if that job report is weak, they will go 50. if it's stronger than people are expecting, which is a possibility, then i think they will go 25. they will do that in order to move more deliberately and be able to control the pace. >> that speaks to one of the criticisms now. they are too data dependent at this point.

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"die with a gaga's upcoming album titled "lg-7." >> mary: i cannot wait.nges to real estate commissions go into effect today after a settlement between homeowners and the national association of realtors. among the changes, sellers no longer have to offer to cover the cost of the buyer's agent up front and buyers must sign a representation agreement before viewing a house. >> gio: also, the centers for disease control are saying cases of whooping cough are three times higher this year than at this time last year. so far there have been more than 10,000 reported cases compared to close to 3,000 cases reported back in 2023. >> will: a giant panda in hong kong has become the oldest known first-time panda mom. she's 19 years old. she's named ying ying and delivered a set of twins on her birthday eve. >> gio: how cute. >> will: in panda years she's 19 and would be considered 57 in human years. good for her. she's going to be tired. the cubs were conceived after years of unsuccessful attempts to have babies. >> gio: so cute. good for her. >> will: those are so s

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this segment sponsored by lg.s experience and turned it into helping other. romeo said he knows what it feels like to need help. now he gives back. >> what's up, man? how much for a plate? $7? let me get ten. name. i want to feed the homeless. how you doing. you hungry? >> thank you, my brother. >> you hungry? grab one. you hungry? here. all right. you hungry, too? >> ginger: romeo's video has more than 2 million views. this is just one of many on his feed where he's helping others. what a great example of someone using social media as a tool to spread hope. he's been doing things like to for years. giving money and clothes to buying meals. romeo has gotten so much positive feed back. he loves to his videos are inspiring others. you can head to gma's instagram now for tips on how to make your feed a happier place. let's get a check closer to home. coming up here on gma, cannot wait for these delicious week night meals with an italian twist. scott and angie are here. i am hungry. announcer: "gma"'st with a smile br

our geopolitical allies should be looking to pennsylvania and texas for lg needs and not russia. >> brian: they really shouldn't be and just click the people of pennsylvania understand fracking is allowed but paused but do you think they understand that? >> pennsylvanians understand what is going on. we have to understand that energy industry, energy producing state in pennsylvania know they are important and their family and friends, and they understand what pennsylvania energy brings to the economy in state and to the nation. the polling at the kamala foundation shows pennsylvanians not only support the expansion of our natural resources and natural gas infrastructure, but not willing to pay a dollar more for the green new deal policies. >> brian: thank you so much from a very informative. that is it for us. ♪ ♪ [chanting] >> bill: so these protesters have found their target. it is downtown square of chicago, illinois. anti-israeli archers swarming dnc in chicago but will they will be six's coming out parties? many things we watch in the windy city as we say hello day one. everybody is

. >> i sit on the board of trustees of y a university in lg island.set we need in our healthcare but also focus on the cost of education. you know, that's the problem. it gets out of reach for so many families and you've got to give people -- it's not just about a degree. it's about an experience. so it can go into life better balanced. cheryl: well, lydia, great report. >> thank you. cheryl: tonight on fox business. >> che 8:00. cheryl: thank you very much. let's get a look at gas prices before hitting the road for labor day weekend, triple a reporting regular gas at $3.35 a gallon, diesel, $3.70 a gallon. fox weather meteorologist britta merwin joins us with an update. >> we've 4 had a couple hickup, short-term stop at jfk and o'hare, because of the weather. showers and storms across the great lakes and also the northeast could cause a few hiccups, just make sure you're calling ahead and of course show up very early. thankfully, so far out of atlanta, no weather woes. but generally speaking our holiday weekend features some stormy weather,s especial

lg madam chair. there are three i's. thank you so much. supervisor mandelman. congratulations.ou, mr.r three, please item number three is an ordinance amending theinive de to prohibit the sale or use of algorithmic devices to set rents or manageancyevels for residential dwelling units located in san francisco. like the previousm, this is agendized as a committee report, and it may be sent for meing tomorrow, july 30th, 2024. okay thank you so much, mr. clerk. supervisor peski for bringing this to the committee, the floor is yours. thank you. so much, chair melgar. colleagues, i spoke thiy introduced it at the board of supervisors, and simply put, this ordinance bans real estate investors fr u management software to collude with their competitors on pricing and occupancy decisions. i am proud tt , in this instance, are leading the nation on this issue of critical importance to tenants, by proposing the first local ordinance in the united states to ban this type of anti-competitive practice. practice which has beenou be artificially increasing rent, we are not alone. however, bil

include in the nuclear consultative group with south korea along with serving as chair of the nato h lg. a portfolio that includes space, missile defense, nuclear deterrence encountering policy. prior to entry into the government was a frank stance and professor of nuclear security and political science at mit. from what she is on public service leaves key academic work includes nuclear strategy in the modern age and strategy of nuclear proliferation. holds a bs and ms degree in chemical engineering from stanford university. where he said it as a marshall scholar and phd after remarks he and i'll sit down up here. we'll start the discussion and open up to q and a for the rest of you. if you're here in the room like to submit a question please use the qr code behind me if you're joining us online please use the link that will be available to you on the webpage to submit your questions. and with that thank you so much for doing this. i'll turn the microphone over to you, please. [applause] >> i do not need this mike. fine okay. all right, thank you doctor williams. thank you for that intr

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a new survey from lg electronics and tucker research shows 3 in 4 gen zers feel this way about social media. the average user spends 5.5 hours a day on social media. people who experience these bad feelings said it takes less than 40 minutes of scrolling for their mood to sour. doomscrolling is what we call it. you just kind of lying in bed. and why am i doing this? why am i, oh it's stupid. >> it's a way to pass the time, but it's good. i think that teenagers are aware that of this addictive behavior that's happening. you know, it's just now how do you control the behavior? how do you keep yourself from doing it over and over again? but before, you know, you could tell a student that they would say to, you know, whatever. >> yeah, yeah. >> but i think it's encouraging that they're aware of it. now at their age for sure. so hopefully that will lead to them weaning themselves off of it a little bit. that's what i have to do. i mean i do, i do scroll to for no reason. >> you do. so i do i've done cold turkey because for me it's a lot easier. yes, it's a lot easier to do nothing than to

that one may be on the tarmac at lg a. >> there's one shot in tennis that does not involve receivingserves. >> and serve. >> oh, sweet gracious. >> i didn't do it on purpose. >> the lesson is over. >> my aim is just bad. >> reporter: after a quick outfit change, it was time to play where the pros play in one final mixed doubles match. >> all right. we got the gear. we definitely look the part. >> you look good. i think we can do arthur ashe. >> this is as close to arthur ashe as we get. >> come on. >> maybe find another court. >> this is more our speed. >> this is what i'm talking about. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> coach, how do we look? >> you guys look great. better dressed than the level of tennis. >> are you ready for this heat? >> i was born ready, baby! >> yes, joe. >> good. >> what in the -- >> that's in. towards the net, oh! >> i liked your enthusiasm. >> i tried. >> what? >> that's an ace. >> whoo! >> that's an ace. >> what is this? >> somebody check the speed gun on that. >> what is this? >> match point, angie. >> this is it. championship point. >> here we go. i g

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a new survey from lg electronics and talker research shows 3 in 4 members of gen z feel this way abouta. the average user spends 5.5 hours a day on social media. people who experience negative feelings said it took about 40 minutes of scrolling for their moods to sour. construction resumes this week on the twin peaks tunnel in san francisco. the 106 year old underground tunnel on the west side of the city will be closed this thursday, august 22nd through next thursday, august 29th. muni has worked to repair the tunnel throughout the summer. the agency says it needs to fix leaks, cracks and other defects to keep the tunnel both safe and operational. muni will provide shuttle busses for the riders affected by the closure. the only private island in san francisco bay has found a buyer. red rock island was listed for $25 million late last year, according to the listing agent. it went into contract last month. the current owner lives in alaska and wants to use the money, in part to help an ailing parent. red rock island is just south of the richmond-san rafael bridge. any development on tha

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the trailer was filled with pallets of lg soundbars. >> the stage is now set for a possible strike at eight of san francisco's largest hotels at the peak of the tourist season. now last night, hotel workers voted overwhelmingly to authorize a possible strike due to an ongoing labor dispute over pay and working conditions. the union represents some 3000 san francisco hotel workers. the walkout would affect hyatt, hilton and marriott hotels in the city. the strike could begin as early as wednesday, when the current contracts expire. well, tragedy strikes a silicon valley family. former youtube ceo passes away at 56 years old. the heartbreaking news revealing her battle with lung cancer. >> she didn't even get to say goodbye to any of her friends. >> it feels like the rug was pulled out from under us. >> not your typical first day of school for a group of students in oakland, the closure leaving parents in a last minute scramble and teachers without a job. that story coming up. >> and we are joined by low clouds and high clouds this morning for the afternoon, temperatures are going to be

the spot, decided to satisfy the defense's motion and interrogate as a witness, chetvertinsky kvashin lg classes, but abrikosov is into sports, he jumps into the water, which affects his attendance, i would say - his rapid fatigue, i would even say, instant fatigue" was at my lecture and was not allowed by me to take the test, i have everything, your honor, sit down. defense, do you have anything to add? yes, maybe for someone this will seem like a small thing, but i cannot help but draw the court's attention to the inexcusable haste, and i would even say negligence, with which the prosecution conducted the case, since even the pages of the case materials were not numbered. the court ruled to deny the prosecutor's petition to choose a preventive measure against nikita germenovich abrikosov in the form of detention and to release him in the courtroom on his own recognizance not to leave. that is, igor gennavich, you have an instrument asked for the morning? well, yes, it was. and how did you understand that he was at home in the evening? the light. the house was on and the tv was on, we h

trust in mta arouna promise is made, does construction was supposed to start from sfmta's ota end of lgbeen done there. that's the type of stuff that people who currently bike or use scoote skateboards and people who want to use those modes of ortaon but don't feel safe doing it. that's the type of actions that just obliterates trust in the agency and the city more broadly. so i hope that something can be done quickly and before the biking and rolling plan is done, justow thy was serious about actually building something onuenk y. thr your comment. are there any other speakers for general public comment today? any remote requests? one accommodation request. speaker. you've been unmuted. my concern is that, mta funds the bicycle coalition, where funding should come from other sources. so, i think that you really have to rethink some of your financial situation, bicycleas enough resources where they could get funding other than to. and it's especially derwhelming if you have to claim the financial crisis. thank you. thank you, thank you. we'll now clo public comment for item nine. please

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