let me talk to linda, then and see. linda, now linda, they like to be tricky.nd linda, just kind of looking at you, you seem like you'd be the least likely to be high. which make me think maybe you're the most likely to be high. linda, where are you from? >> st. john's newfoundland, canada. >> jimmy: oh, you're from newfoundland. have you been to dill doe there? >> i was just going to mention, mr. absentee mayor. >> jimmy: well, yes. i am the honorary mayor of dill doe. and i've not visited the town. one of these daysly get there. let's focus on you. is cannabis legal in newfoundland? >> yes. >> jimmy: how long has that been the case? >> i didn't notice. i'm sorry. i didn't notice. >> jimmy: that either puts you on one side or the other. i'm not sure. all right. all right. okay. what do you do for work, linda? >> i'm a retired dentist. >> jimmy: a retired dentist. okay. so all dentists are on drugs, right? >> we certainly know them. >> jimmy: you ever get that gas, that little canister that they have and just take a couple of hits off that at work? >> i adminis

how are you . going to do, linda? how are you going to do, linda? how are you going to do, linda?t a clue. 0n howl am going to afford for myself to get to work. and to keep my business going. to work. and to keep my business anoin. ~ , ., to work. and to keep my business hoinr to work. and to keep my business uaoin.~ i to work. and to keep my business going-_ i have - to work. and to keep my business going-_ i have goti going. will you pay it? i have got to take it to _ going. will you pay it? i have got to take it to go _ going. will you pay it? i have got to take it to go to _ going. will you pay it? i have got to take it to go to work— going. will you pay it? i have got to take it to go to work all- going. will you pay it? i have got to take it to go to work all right l to take it to go to work all right will be fine, i have no choice, but i don�*t know how long i can it for. you have spoken to your customers about it as well. i you have spoken to your customers about it as well.— about it as well. i have spoken to my customers — about it as well. i have spoken to my customers

linda: definitely.r would be a strong year, there is so much money sloshing about the system and inflation was coming down. it was never whether it would, but to what level. we will not know that until next year. if the inflation rate comes down toward 3% and not 2% and the fed would perhaps claim victory and stop raising rates, just to stay higher for longer, that is a pretty good scenario for the market. when they start cutting historically, it is often a sign the see trouble in the market starts pricing a recession in. i do not see that anytime soon. it is too strong. sonali: speaking of earnings season, a very intense 24 hours. we do have big tech earnings around the corner, we have the jobs report around the corner. how are you setting up for some of these catalysts? linda: we are in the middle of earnings season, you can have mixed information. you see some of the big names that had a great run year to date, that is just the nature of the game and expectations. if you are buying growth at a reason

the, linda thomas-greenfield. thank you very much for joining us again tonight. the security council, i assumed the number one issue before he is still the russian attack and war on ukraine. >> it is one of the number one issues before us. but during our presidency, we get to set the agenda. and what we will be focusing on is food insecurity. food insecurity that has been exacerbated by russia's war on ukraine, food insecurity that is impacting people around the world. and i would be adjusting, addressing that issue with secretary blinken and presiding in a seat on thursday to call out russia, but also to raise the consensus about famine and how we can bring an end to famine. we will also be focusing our attention on human rights. president biden said on day one that our foreign policy will be defined by human rights. and so, with the 75th anniversary of the u.n. declaration of human rights, we will look for opportunities to engage in human rights issues throughout the month. >> i want to go to one of those opportunities that rachel maddow raised in the last hour

it's linda. hi, linda! so, basically... laughs. i don't know what to do! sorry...! ok, i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much, i love them! linda! i don't think i've ever been so overwhelmed in my whole entire life. i don't know what these are. i don't know what... i mean, they're giraffes. once they found out i love giraffes, i got about 70 giraffes, but i wasn't allowed to feel them. so, um... i will treasure these forever on my mantelpiece. gerald and lenny! the maasai are a kenyan tribe and famed across the country — so much so that their shield and spears can be seen on the nationalflag. traditionally, maasai life has been built around their cattle, but that way of life has come under threat in an ever—modernising world. but with more and more tourists coming to kenya for the great migration, the maasai are diversifying into tourism and opening some of their villages so visitors can experience their traditional way of life. 0oh, yeah! the women of the village have decided if i can't see them with my eyes,

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linda, who the back page zeros. linda, who have you got? the back page zeros., who havwell, i|ot? the back page zeros. linda, who havwell, i think i've already >> well, i think i've already touched regard the touched upon it and i regard the zero as being the senior management team, the countess of chester the reasons chester hospital for the reasons for all the reasons i outlined in that at the end of the day, the biggest , in that at the end of the day, the biggest, biggest reputational risk was to not investigate the fact that they had been told by senior clinicians there was a baby killer on the ward that was and then punished them and then made them apologise to lucy. >> it seems like a criminal level of failure. nigel, who's your oh , it's prince william for your oh, it's prince william for not going to australia . not going to australia. >> really? >> oh, really? >> oh, really? >> the basis that if we have >> on the basis that if we have to wait another 57 years get to wait another 57 years to get into a world cup final, he's going to be 98 by the time h

linda, who the back page zeros. linda, who have you got? the back page zeros., who havwell, i|ot? the back page zeros. linda, who havwell, i think i've already >> well, i think i've already touched regard the touched upon it and i regard the zero as being the senior management team, the countess of chester the reasons chester hospital for the reasons for all the reasons i outlined in that at the end of the day, the biggest , in that at the end of the day, the biggest, biggest reputational risk was to not investigate the fact that they had been told by senior clinicians there was a baby killer on the ward that was and then punished them and then made them apologise to lucy. >> it seems like a criminal level of failure. nigel, who's your oh , it's prince william for your oh, it's prince william for not going to australia . not going to australia. >> really? >> oh, really? >> oh, really? >> the basis that if we have >> on the basis that if we have to wait another 57 years get to wait another 57 years to get into a world cup final, he's going to be 98 by the time h

. >> she says she was effervescent, said nikki's mother, linda.r than life. >> she was the kind of person, when she comes in a room, she just takes over the space, you know, with her personality, her laughter. >> but when nikki was 12, she was a handful. linda was a single mom with kids at the time, so she agreed to have her move in with her grandmother. but she let the girl run wild. boys, parties. >> we grew up kind of fast. and later, she became pregnant at the age of 18, or 19. so we moved kind of fast. >> pregnant with identical twins, who she named jasmiyah and tasmiyah, jazz and tazz, born in 1993. the twin's dad was around briefly, then gone. and their mother figure, nikki's grandmother, della. nikki's mother linda did not like that. >> i wanted nikki to get her own place, establish her own life, and my mom would discourage that. you know, she would find ways to tell her no, you are better off here. >> that is how it went four years. but nikki had learned how to style hair, and was doing well at it. and the possibility of independence. >>

here with this irony of linda goodman i strongly disagree 20 years.ced his personal life, kolya took care of his patient to the immovable mother, he rushed between the theater , the institute, and the film set in order to come home to the car factory three times a day and feed the immovable mother, but here i agree with linda. father fish is a gift for children with whom they can still play wolf with kids or learn to stand on the head of the best dads. than fish does not exist in nature, kira was born as extraordinary independent as dad. we often consult with her on dietary issues, the fact that we have more than one diagnosis, but she is a girl who follows a clear diet strictly. and i'm helpless like a father he treated his students. used to come for a night shoot. joyful spoke at eleven o'clock in the evening. with my students, something began to turn out so joyful. all in the morning i had to say completely started up. what happened to mom? something is not at home, as they say , the students showed me what we had worked with them yesterday. it fee

linda, in the five minutes — backbone of this team.es we have _ backbone of this team. linda, in the five minutes we have been - backbone of this team. linda, in the five minutes we have been talking, l five minutes we have been talking, france have certainly had the best of the play. thank you forjoining us and we will let you return to the end of this crucial match. let's turn to that let�*s turn to that england— let's turn to that england— colombia match later today. we are joined now by somebody who has worked with the lionesses. both of you, thank you forjoining us. tash, what do you make of this match, the australia france match that we have been watching? it france match that we have been watchin: ? , ., . france match that we have been watchin: ? , . . ., watching? it is an exciting game. ve edu watching? it is an exciting game. very edgy and — watching? it is an exciting game. very edgy and nervy- _ watching? it is an exciting game. very edgy and nervy. quite - watching? it is an exciting game. i very edgy and nervy. quite cha

. >>> and x corp's linda yaccarino has full autonomy and tells cnbc in the exclusive interview that majordvertisers are returning to the platform. >> as we go through the plan that it stuck with us and brands coming back. >> are they coming back? >> coca-cola, visa, state farm c they're coming back. >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." it is friday i'm going to bring you breaking news that we have from the monthly report this is the oil report i'll bring you the major headlines which have come through. mainly the iea says global oil demand is still set to expand by 2.2 million barrels a day in 2023 that is steady from the previous forecast world oil demand will hit a record 103 million barrels per day in june and august could see another peak that is interesting. they have, however, lowered the 2024 global oil demand forecast to 1 million barrels per day that is down 150,000 barrels per day. small adjustment there on the supply side, global oil supply plunged by 910,000 barrels per day in july due to the sharp reduction in the saudi output the saudis have extended production cuts b

(linda watkins-bennett) i think the role action news now played was very critical. and it was basically to deliver life-saving information. as the fire unfolded, people had a hard time reaching someone with information about what was happening. and so we immediately went on the air live and also online, and also through our app, and as we were able to gather information from authorities, and from viewers, calling in and sharing what they knew, we put it out as quickly as we could confirm it, and as quickly as possible. (faint sirens) (linda watkins-bennett) a couple drove through paradise on the skyway as they headed to chico. and they had some pretty dramatic video showing some of the places that did go up in flames. and we're going to share that video with you now. (driver) the sanctuary is gone. (passenger) oh no... no, the sanctuary is still there. (driver) oh, you guys are - god bless you! it's our church! (firefighters) thank you. (driver) i was baptized here in 1955! save it! (firefighters) we're doing our best. (slow piano music begins) (reporter) the remain

serve in ukraine from now on the animal must find in which of the five suitcases a grenade is hidden lindaistakenly pokes the suitcase with explosives with her nose well done well done the shepherd dog brought to ukraine the canine specialist of the border service vitaly kulybaba from now on they are not separated , he was pleasantly surprised by his emotions, immediately ran up to her, started to lick her, jump, that is , she did not show any aggression. well done, linda, one of the six dogs whose spanish and structure were taught by dog ​​trainers and presented to ukraine, they trained a shepherd dog together with six ukrainian border guards, who for 5 months learned from the experience in the city of elbatro, which is near madrid. yes, but spanish colleagues showed how to train dogs according to the so-called operant method. well done , the border guards who returned to ukraine with the animals will implement the european type of dog training for the dog here a certain game and we in a certain sense do not force her to do it, she wants it herself and suggests a certain behavior herself.

. >> it's a moment of bittersweet vindication for the family of linda, killed after she was hit by acar fleeing police back in 2022. >> it's a huge relief. >> her grandson, jake, and her family, isolating this friday, because a judge rejected a plea deal that had been negotiated between the defendant and the district attorney's office. >> this was a full 180 from last time we were talking to the assistant da. because before it was like talking to a brick wall. they did not care about what we had to say. they were completely apathetic to our situation , and they were just going to push forward a plea deal whether we like it or not. >> the plea deal seen as lenient have accused brandon junior, it would have put him out of prison in 2025. >> from what we were told, it was too early in the process for that deal , and the judge wasn't sure if would be applicable or an ethical deal. >> a position that linda's youngest daughter says gives them hope that justice will actually be served after a painful journey. >> the whole process has been hard. i would say every three to four weeks we were

fue aquÍ donde ella se llevÓ la sorpresa mÁs linda, el poder reencontrarse con el resto de la familiauntos menos rumbo a otro estado donde podrÁn comenzar una nueva vida. leÓn: al volver, interceptan cargamento millonario de drogas en el ocÉano pacÍfico y en centroamÉrica comienza una nueva lÍnea marÍtima que le ahorrarÁ mucho tiempo a los viajeros. cuando al regresar a su hogar, despÉs de estar fuera 4 Ías, y al entrar en el baÑo se encontÓ una serpiente en su inodoro... para ella fue como vivir una escena de una peÍcula de terror, aÍ que decidÓ llamar a una empresa que se dedica a capturar esos animales, y terminaron sus temores... tres embarcaciones que transportaban Ás de dos mil kilos de droga en el oÉano paÍfico fueron interceptadas este jueves por la armada colombiana. seÚn las autoridades, el cargamento equivale a 54 millones de Ólares y se diriÍa a centroaÉrica. con esta confiscacion se impidÓ la distribucÓn de aproximadamen te cuatro millones de dosis de cocÍna y marihuana en el exterior una nueva Ínea comercial de transbordador es que atraviesa centroaÉrica comenÓ a operar

joining us now is linda's daughter-in-law, beth mcleod. beth, thank you for these few minutes. hoping that you get some good news soon. let me start with, first, when is the last time that someone in your family spoke with your mother-in-law? >> i last -- she sent me a text -- well, it was my time, about 8:30 in the morning on wednesday, responding to a picture i had sent her, just nonchalant. it was probably 3:30 in the morning her time. that's the last i heard from her. but her husband had left that following morning at normal time to go to the other side of the island for a doctor's appointment. so he was the last one, as far as i know, that spoke with her. before he left. >> can you give us a sense, beth, of where she lived as it pertains to the devastation we are seeing in lahaina? >> she lived right off of front street. front street is where all the shops and everything were in lahaina. so she is right behind that. >> i mentioned that part of your concern is that she has health issues. can you tell us, as you are comfortable with, what those issues are? >> well, she is di

i'm about to sit down with linda yaccarino.r first interview since becoming the ceo of x, formerly the company known as twitter we'll talk about that rebrand and a lot reig amo rhtfter the break. stay with us on "squawk on the street." here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers ] running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i am sara eisen live today from x's corporate new york headquarters joining me exclusively in her first tv interview since taking on the new role x corp ceo linda yaccarino. thank you for having us here today. >> sara, thank you for being here thank you for visiting us today. it's so exci

she welcomes linda live and what changes await schoolchildren., natalia greetings well, starting from the new year, unified federal programs will appear in schools, this was stated by the head of the ministry of education, sergei kravtsov, the ministry noted that schools and colleges can supplement them with their own educational programs. tomorrow, in all schools in six subjects, students study in the unified russian language geography. social science history and the basics of life safety will be created will last for the next 5 years textbooks should become state textbooks, that is, copyrights will belong sergey kravtsov also reminded the country that a new textbook has already been developed for this is all verified. all data and none. there is no and never any distortion of the historical truth of distance education in russia . that is why, according to kravtsov, many parents who have transferred their children to home schooling are now transferring them back to full-time education. distance learning was a necessary measure and we talked abou

linda thomas greenfield there.rt of his four—day tour of western states. the site at the historic red butte airfield in the state of arizona will include nearly one million acres and thousands of cultural sites. it would also protect the area from potential uranium mining. the event was attended by several local tribal groups. biden spoke about what the protection of the lands means for both the state and the nation. there is no national treasure — none — grander than the grand canyon. the grand canyon is one of the earth's nine wonders of the world. preserving these lands is not only good for arizona, but for the planet. it is good for the economy, for the soul of the nation, and i believe with my core that it is the right thing to do, but there is more work ahead to combat the existential threat of climate change. president biden�*s action comes despite criticism from republican lawmakers. utah senator mitt romney descibed such designation as "a political football tossed back and forth "as presidential administra

you, linda, i mean, remind us again about what voyage a one n voyager to a doing out there. i mean, the admissions don't send back amazing, high resolution color photos from deep space like the james web telescope. so, so why did the voyage admissions still mca today? they still matter today because we are exploring that space between the stars that's compose a lot of hydrogen and helium, we get the composition the magnetic field and get to basically sense and figure out what that space between the stars might be like. it's filled mostly with the products from supernova, explosions, giant stars that exploded and put their material into space. and it's giving us knowledge about our role, the bubble that's protecting the solar system in the earth when it plays, then perhaps some ideas about how we might have gotten here, how the solar system formed and how the planets in our solar system formed as well . linda's feel like a really good to get you on the program. thank you very much. indeed for talking to bob to 0. thank you. thank you. for now, the united states has had his cr

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linda: yes. if you look at the growth of economies, much of the world now is moving in contractions are poor in contractions on and the u.s. is booming. when you talk about student loan debt and concerns, we calculate that as 0.2% of the gdp. people say the economy is in bad shape, i say hogwash. this economy is strong. retail sales are at record highs today. i don't know how much longer we are going to call this revenge but we have a tight labor market. this is a great place to invest. there are certainly pockets of value out there here in the u.s. as we rake our -- as we make our way through a more interesting time in our market. lisa: this sounds great and when people look at the bond market and say maybe not, especially given the multiples. how do you understand the bond move going back to 2008? linda: we are definitely in the camp that says what is going on with this bond yields -- with these bond yields? why open today around 4.3% on the 10 year. it really does not make sense if you think i

. >> a little earlier, i spoke with linda thomas-greenfield, u.s.assador to the united nations, about the latest in ukraine. >> if we can turn to the situation in ukraine, we have seen russia striking civilians while holding a blockade of food exports in the black sea. much-needed food relief for countries like afghanistan, yemen, and others. the situation the former u.s. ambassador called a war zone relevant to nato as western ukraine. is there any hope for relief in the black sea to restore the grain deal? >> i continue to be hopeful. the secretary-general's -- has been working to push the russians to get back into the grain deal. it is in the interests of global south community, it is in our interest, it is in russia's interest to get back in. we remain hopeful. but it really is in the hands of the russians to make the right decision to resume allowing for ukrainian grain to go through the black sea. >> why does the un security council seem to be unable to get a handle on the russian threat in a clear breacof ukraine's sovereignty? >> it is clear

yeah. >> thank you so much to all of our panel, linda, pete and william, for joining our panel, lindalots of lots of good points there. made our panellists and made by our panellists and i think howard cox has probably come from guests come out better from the guests today. well jack, thank you so much for bringing us that from wolverhampton and of course, if you want to join the gb news people's for the camilla people's panel for the camilla tominey show, you can go to gbnews.com slash panel. gb news.com slash panel. >> always gbnews.com slash panel. >> always travelling gbnews.com slash panel. >> the lways travelling gbnews.com slash panel. >> the countryavelling gbnews.com slash panel. >> the country every|g gbnews.com slash panel. >> the country every single around the country every single weekend. now don't go anywhere. in just a moment i'll be discussing that donald trump mugshot and indeed the wider presidential race with a man who has dealt with his fair share of presidential scandal. lanny davis was the attorney who served as bill clinton's special counsel in the white house.

let's check in with linda rendle, the ceo of clorox, to get a better sense of these amazing numbers.quarter welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks so much, jim, it's great to be back >> linda, when i see these numbers, i've got to tell you, health and wellness plus 14, household plus 14, lifestyle plus 14. these are remarkable i do want to start with health and wellness because your profit was extraordinary. cleaning sales now, this is a little prosaic, professional products. why is business on fire for things we kind of i thought took for granted? >> you know, jim, we focus on the fundamentals in this last year we wanted to make progress on driving top line momentum while rebuilding margins given the incredible inflation our business has been exposed to over the last 18 months. and we did just that not only did we make progress on margin, growing 360 basis points behind very strong pricing actions and record cost savings, but we did that while investing in our brands. we invested in innovation. we invested strongly in advertising and sales promotion. and that led to being able to gr

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the contest was held on the shores of linda mar beach. the event has grabbed attention from all over the world. and according to organizers, the dog surfing competition concept actually originated here in the bay area. we didn't get a chance to catch up with some surfing dogs and their owners. >> never thought this is something we would be doing. i want to learn how to serve. so i bought my first surfboard with obi dog took derby out there he would play the other. dogs follow me out there. doing human circumcision. let alone a dogs are competition. and yet he got like 56 30 dogs. we've been doing it now for 7 years up and down the california coast, including why. >> wow, that is a do if i've ever seen one. this is the 6th annual event at linda mar beach along with the surfing. there was also a pet wellness, fair mobile pet adoption service out there to look like fun. >> immigration reform advocates begin a three-day march in the bay area. why th babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with

at the time of the crash , linda's family is now pleading for justice after learning that the alameda county d.a. is allowing him a plea bargain that would allow him to be released in 2.5 years. >> it feels like one of the most important people in our world was taken away, and as if the justice system cares more about the defendant than the victims. it feels like we cannot be safe in this area. nothing that happened would have if the legal system had been working the way that it was supposed to. >> reporter: linda was part of the pleasanton peddlers club and worked at tri-valley haven to help domestic abuse victims before becoming a mail carrier. with the plea deal, they say he would be back out on the streets in 2025 which they say doesn't seem like justice was served. >> it feels like we are not getting anything as far as justice goes, and it feels like he is just going to be out again in no time. we feel like you will cause more havoc. >> so the plea deal is expected to be finalized next friday. we did reach out to pamela price's office for comment and they said they cannot comment

. >> reporter: it's a moment of bittersweet vindication for the family of linda woodward who was killed after being hit by a car fleeing police in 2022. >> this was a full 180 from last time we talked to the assistant d.a. because before it was like talking to a brick wall. they were just going to push forward the plea deal whether we liked it or not. >> reporter: the plea deal which many saw as lenient would have resulted in a lesser sentence for the accused, 20-year-old brandon jr. and put him out of prison in 2025. >> from what we were tomorrow, it was too early in the process for that deal and the judge wasn't sure if it would be applicable or even an ethical deal. >> reporter: a decision that stephanie klein, linda's youngest daughter, says gives them home justice will actually be served after a painful journey. >> the whole process has been really hard. it's been, you know, every i would say three to four weeks we were in court and needing to face the person that took our mom from us. so it hasn't been easy at all. >> reporter: stephanie says that the fact that this plea deal was

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the family tells me they are ready to keep fighting to get justice for linda, so they will be attending the next court hearing at the end of september. >>> we have breaking news, officers have surrounded this richmond condo for about one hour. we think the suspect who sped away from police earlier is inside that yellow condo. this pursuit started around 4:00 in the east bay and crossed into the city and back. the chp could only follow it from the air because of traffic and because at several points the suspect was driving so dangerously, we spotted the white car weaving in and out of traffic on city streets and it was pretty badly damaged. the driver may have hit 10 different cars. the suspect eventually ditched the car near booker t anderson park. again, officers think the person driving the car is probably inside the yellow condo. no word on if anyone was hurt or why the pursuit started in the first place. we have a crew on the way on the ground and we will keep an eye on this. >>> the family of an unarmed man who was shot and killed by martinez police last week is filing a civil righ

you want to hear in durham, the prosecutors have dropped a sexual assault investigation into to linda mon, the singer, the famous heavy metal band. how much time? earlier this year, linda mind had headlines world wide after several women claim they were recruited during concerts to have sex with the singer. some of the women alleged they were dropped into mine has denied any wrong doing prosecutor say, none of the women who had identified as victims and interviews with a press were willing to testify without evidence to support the allegations. no charges will be fine. the back in may, you got past one of the world's harshest anti gay laws. now, prosecutors have charged the 1st man with aggravated homeless sexuality. if found guilty, the 20 year old could face the death penalty he's accused of having was in the country is now considered unlawful. sexual intercourse with another man. legislation has prompted an international outright and has left your gun, his eligibility to community, fearing for its safety and the future. beyond these gates a hoss style environment this compound and

today many comments came from the united nations, in particular linda thomas greenfield , the uniteds ambassador to the united nations. in fact, she first condemned the fact that russia is again violating the resolutions that were approved by the un security council , in which she is actually one of the plans for the organization of the un security council, she also said that she is disappointed that the un does not consider and investigate how russia actually violates again of the resolutions of the united nations, linda thomas greenfield herself said that the united states will continue to learn such information, expose russia's attempts to continue waging its war and enlist the support of other countries, and will also expose those countries, those regimes that continue to help russia wage its war. let 's listen to the comment we we cannot and will not remain silent as we receive more information that russia continues to turn to criminal regimes in an attempt to obtain weapons and equipment to support its brutal aggressive war, we will continue to work with allies and partners to

been chosen now in the united states, i specifically questioned about this was an opportunity for linda, therefore, with greenfield, er, permanent representative of the united states of the united nations is to force russia to return to the grain agreement, this is an important point because there were certain discussions that it is possible that a new agreement should be created with other players, the position of the american administration is clear. russia to return to this agreement but you know that russia is putting forward demands and i was just interested in the second part of this process besides the political one . it is very interesting here, the clear position of the american administration was told to me about this today not on camera, america, which diplomats can i share, do i have the right to say that , for example, if russia asks to lift sanctions from banks that are currently on the black lists in order to restore the grain agreement, the states will not agree to this instead, for example, this is already an offer, it is already on paper, we can talk about it, they wil

, and during the meeting, the permanent representative of the united states to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield, she also said that the united states will continue to support ukraine and will not remain aloof from this problem , will help the country to return its children, literally torn from their homes in in 2023, a country will be created that sits in this very hall and is a permanent member of this council. it looks like a romantic utopia, but it is not fiction , colleagues, this is not fiction, this is real life despite the fact that the numbers sound different, we know that since february 2022, russia has forcibly handed over or deported thousands of ukrainian children, including babies aged 4 months and older, in camps they are subjected to propaganda , bombings and even learn military affairs, some are forced to accept russian citizenship, and others have been established by russian families, you will hear as russian officials say that the transfer of children is a part of the overall humanitarian evacuation, but this is a gross distortion of reality and it is useless

we'll go back to new york city headquarters for a breakdown of sara'sntvi ierew with linda yaccarinots means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> linda yaccarino, ceo of x, sitting down with sara eisen in her first interview as ceo sara is back with us from midtown with the highlights. what jumped out at you >> what surprised me most from linda yaccarino, the news on the business improvement because we all read the articles about how advertising has fallen off a cliff, yaccarino this morning told me i'm going to read it exactly, so i get it right, the operational run rate we're pretty close to break even in other words, the company is coming back and almost a cash flow positive. pretty close to breaking even and said they're hiring after, remember, thousands of layoffs when musk took over twitter back last fall, cut the amount of employees from 8,000 to now over 1,000 right

i think linda is a savvy ceo.against elon and the reality is maybe he has brought shipping cadence. to twitter or to x that is formidable. it is something that great software companies do relentlessly. i even told the team internally here this is something i wish we had done at reddit because it's a way for advertisers to really choose their own adventure in terms of tolerance and what's also important is twitter realizing that there is no guarantees in our constitution for freedom of breach. >> the reason i thought this issue was interesting was because, you know, one of the things i think that elon has tried to do is this is a totally different platform. before it was a freedom of breach issue. people might be posting which you are blacklisted and shadow band. and effectively linda is doing pretty explicitly. >> there is a certain amount of this that is marketing and the perception of -- at the end of the day every platform on any kind of skill has to do some amount of speech production. we can all agree that sp

. >> prosecutor linda tally-smith knew she didn't have a perfect case.s they wouldn't hear about any smoking gun. but they would hear david dooley's own words, which had made him the last man standing in the detective's process of elimination. >> it was through this process that the path kept turning back to one person, the defendant, david dooley. >> jurors heard that almost all the employees working on the morning of the murder were on the warehouse floor, far away from the upstairs office area where michelle was killed. they were eliminated as suspects. >> we were able to create a time record of where everybody was and what they were doing at different points during the morning. >> and where was david dooley? >> there is a red pickup truck. >> the jury got to see dooley on security video from that morning. >> the defendant left that building that day at 6:31 a. m. which was about half an hour after michelle walked into the building. >> the prosecutor showed the jury a photo of those fresh primarks on michelle's office door and said they were a crucial

it was that linda. linda you see, you were saying you think he never smiles. he smiles. got england flag. he's got a great england flag. he's getting patriotic. news getting all patriotic. gb news is rubbing off him. like it. >> come it.- >> come on. »- >> come on. >> give you a couple of days. you'll be voting tory. you'll be wondering. i think that's extraordinarily unlikely. well, you never see it. >> the most anti patriotic party in the country. they don't look after the interest of ordinary people to sabotage my good my good feel good end to the show. >> i do have a confession to make. i will not be watching the game live on sunday. i must confess, my little boy has got a birthday party, which i have to take him to, so i'll have to watch it on catch . watch it on catch. >> do you think there'll be any other children at the birthday party? they'll all be what they'll all have. there'll be a screen the corner. screen in the corner. >> i know if there will >> i don't know if there will be, you know, but it also football, i think. >> anti >> no, they're not anti footbal

linda tracked the cars movement gear updates to police. but when they arrived, the person behind the wheel was gone and so were the car keys. it's more about i don't know what it's been through. it's honestly like something that's been taken. a strange person has driven it away. the couple is now hoping walmart will step in and help. right. a scheduled oil change gone wrong. ktvu did reach out to walmart's corporate headquarters. in a statement, a spokesperson said in part, we are grateful for the swift action of law enforcement in retrieving the customer's vehicle and will continue working with them as needed. and the couple said there is a walmart surveillance video of the theft. still unclear if it's been shared with investigators, but fremont police say so far there have been no arrests in fremont. dave detailing ktvu fox two news innovating safely the focus on artificial intelligence and the south bay as lawmakers look to learn even more before regulating the technology. and one husband showing up every other spouse instead of sending