. ♪ >>> my favorite is something called linde, and industrial gas distributor.t's been one of the greatest long-term performance the trust is ever had. the numbers were a little confusing because linde's business reporting's are little more complex than most industrials. they seemed to miss the headline sales number but that is only because their contracts with customers allow for very low pricing. big swings in the cost of energy doesn't really impact their bottom line or you as the shareholder. it was actually up 6% plus a pushed through a huge margin and that got some major clean energy opportunities. let's check in with sanjay, the ceo. welcome back to matt money. >> thanks, jim. good to be back. >> when it comes to some of the true great themes of our world right now, decarbonization, making semiconductors, staying so that we have a planet that can use green hydrogen these all come back to you. how can one company be so central to so many different industries. >> the underlying principle of our resilience comes from the fact that we sell many different indu

i have two preferred names the first is linde the industrial gas powerhouse we own for the charitablehe way i talk about in-depth in our really visceral monthly conference call today. linde has the largest liquid hydrogen capacity in the world even as it's a relatively small part of this their business. they're building a new facility in upstate new york that should double their capacity. second, like cummins they make elect trollizers, and they're working on hydrogen powered truck engines. i like both companies very, very much why these two old line industrials? because if you see a pure play on hydrogen fuel cells, it's going to be insanely speculative. too risky for me i'd much rather bet on high quality established companies like cummins and linde who else should benefit? ge's power unit makes wind and gas turbines along with nuclear power reactors obvious winners. i was struggling because ge, i call them toucheurbines. they call them turbines. ge is killing it thanks to the incredible strength of their aerospace business but early next year they'll spin off a division and i can't

and after an almost 36 hour hunt, german police admit for linds mystery lion may not have been alliance. after all, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. russian president vladimir putin has issued a threatening words to poland, saying moscow would react to any aggression against its allied fellow roofs. now put in a cue to nato member, poland, of having territorial ambitions in the former soviet union. earlier today, poland announced its military is re deploying more units, closer to his border with dollars after have already done so earlier this month about was after reports of russia's wagner mercenary group training fellow russian soldiers, both russia and poland, cheryl border with bowlers or put in warren, to that so called aggression against fellow roost would be considered an attack on russia. let's look, i say it's a lot of research that is part of the union state and unleashing aggression against bella, luce, will me, and aggressively against the russian federation. we will respond to this even more the meetings at our disposal. earlier i asked

and interoperability which has been built over 30 years of nato finished partnership and border for lind. shares with russia is over 1300 kilometers long. how has the sense of security in the country change since it's showing nato? if you look at polls finish, feel more secure. of course, going forward, finished. assume that it is up to finland to ensure that we have a robust defense capability. but in the future, if something were to happen, both the terms component. and if that fails to defense components, it will be done together with others. now on a daily basis, of course, i don't expect feelings foreign policy. these are the restaurant to radically change because of nato membership. there's still a lot of practical things that for instance, finishing the russian border guards have to communicate about every single day. and in the end, it is russia's decision on how it creates its neighbors. we've seen in the tragic since of ukraine, what russia sometimes thinks of its neighbors, and that view of its neighbors is probably wyatt over 80. percent of fins are very happy that finland's

but is there lind, bozeman buick. that doesn't to think this is a coincidence. the same light of the legal framework. so the order will organizations to solve this trade off, along from there on this as well. so it's just nothing for georgia to explore, to russia or to facilitates x plus direction. there's no corresponding laws or guidelines exist. they can be broken. this leads to a gray area in which trade of sanctioned products ultimately goes unpunished. at the same time, the georgia government knows that russian troops are already stationed on george and territory, such as an apache a. these troops could reach tbilisi in no time. all this stokes, the conflict between george's wished depended westward, and the harsh geo political reality. we drive to the edge of town western vehicles as far as the i can see. we're at one of the biggest car markets in the entire caucasus. since the beginning of the war russians had not been allowed to buy expensive luxury cars directly in the west, a sanction targeting affluent russians. the band also aims to prevent the use

craig crowds there who's in that suburb bumper linds outskirts where the linus isn't suspected to be heightened. craig, what's the latest? are there any sightings of this big cat? a hi clay. well, just in the last couple of hours, they have been several reports of sightings down here in the suburbs and southwest all the capital building. but none of these have yet been confirmed. now this all started to unfold late on wednesday into thursday morning when a member of the public spots said this big tot supposedly attacking a wild bowl. the investigates have now said they are dismissing the claims of this of talk, but took the signed thing very seriously. they've issued notifications to residents down here in these municipalities. they're advising them to stay in dollars for the kids to stay inside and also for pets. um to be kept up the streets to ensure the safety. now when it comes to the operation as well, it be conventional police are looking for the log in. they've also enlisted the help of veterinarians, and also hunters who have especially skills in this area. and when it comes

and the fact that many are surprised of the crime linds response and suspension of the greenfield. defects governments didn't know. this is a fact, it has known the kremlin was unhappy for a while now and time and time again. the kremlin has, of course, extended this deal at one point and last year it did suspended, and then turkey, or was in a position to essentially convince or persuade russia to accept back at the table and extend the grading deal. now we might see a similar scenario here, but the one thing that we do need to remember is the church president also emphasized on how important and difficult this will be saying that over the last few days, he and his government have been working tirelessly, strengthening the level of diplomacy, the efforts that are in place and based on the objections from the kremlin and based on what the charges president has to say, then a lot more has to get done. if there's any possibility for this green deal to continue or less and more now, of course in life to upset it will i know that's a big way away. go with joining us now from anchor. a very goo

. >>> a look at lind mar beach in pacifica where top of the hour some surfers started hitting the waterood cause. the 23rd annual kahuna ka puna benefit contest under way supporting pacificaing environment family organization working to protect the city's natural resources. loosely translated from hawaiian kahuna ka puna means big chief elder. the only amateur surf contest in the world that is specifically designed for surfers aged 40 and over and runs through 6:30 tonight. >>> if you ever visited france's chinatown you've likely see lion dancing. it's loud, colorful, fun and a big draw with tourists. right now two chinatown troupes are in malaysia. among 40 international teams competing at the world's lion dance championship. our reporter chatted with the team before they went overseas. >> reporter: from the beat of drums -- clanging cymbals to magnificent stunts. the lion dance performed to bring good luck and prosperity. >> a little more relaxing. you can feel it. >> same line over to two, hop to three. a catch. >> reporter: we caught up with lion dance as they practiced at chinatown

we'll see 60's and 70's close to the coast, 80's and our warmest spots in lynn's dustin lind. coastline is seeing the dense fog 2.5 miles of visibility at half moon bay away from the coast. we are having issues when it comes to the fog. outside in can see a bit of the marine layer as the airport lights bounce off the low cloud cover. here's how the day shakes up. we'll find fog along the coast and patchy fog along the bay shoreline. it is clear already inland, 50's and 60's by 9:00 a.m.. the fog moves back to the coastline. the big take away is the cooler afternoon, more comfortable, we are not in the 90's. back to the 80's for a time highs, shoreline in the 70's, 50 for the coastline. 69 oakland, 80 seven fairfield, 80 san jose. then he said napa, 84 the hides and rosa. the bay bridge series game two tonight, cooler. we will have increasing clouds as the game goes on and the breeze picks up about took o'driscoll into the 50's right mid -- by the ninth-inning. reggie: a battle in san francisco over traffic, people who live and work in hayes valley about the possibility of endi

and they will be ever so grateful to lind horan for a brave thumping header to get the american teamhen the teams get even tougher in the knockout stages. if they are struggling to score goals, but for now, they are saying give us time. there's 14 new players in this squad from the last world cup. they haven't all played together until game one of the tournament. so they are just getting things together. and overall, i think the american players were reasonably satisfied. take a listen. >> i felt the momentum the whole time. we could be disappointed in the first half, but we fixed things right away. the pressure we got on and the amount of chants that came from it. i'm proud of the team and the response. >> the american team need a result in the next game against portugal on tuesday. >> it's a tough group. portugal and the netherlands, 2 out of the 3 will make it through. we'll be watching. thank you so much. >>> a possible third indictment looming. the special counsel and donald trump's attorneys met today. we're lye from the federal courthouse in just moments. ♪ helplps you stay co

. >> reporter: the gap is actually much bigger according to local agent lind depending on what kind ofome you are looking at. >> single family homes it's 93%. are over $1 million. >> reporter: lending tree says there are two big differences between our prices and the rest of the country. tech and scarcity. >> not only do you have a lot of high paying industries where people can afford to spend premiums on housing like the tech industry, you also have a limited amount of space. you don't have a lot of new construction. >> reporter: by now, people looking to buy locally are hip to the seven figure price tag. >> most of the time especially if they are local, they are very well versed on our average sales prices around here. the one time that i'll get someone be a little surprised by that is transfers from out of state. >> reporter: scott budman, today in the bay. >> all right, so foment to be able to afford a home in the bay area, you still have a chance to become a millio no winner in the powerball jackpot last night. that means the pot will now be up to $900 million. the next drawing is

streaming channel lind l t v, so i feel like they just don't like the circles that the people in thethe movie are in. i don't know that it's so much about anything more than that. so that would be my question. is that the case and not so much that there is any real link to any sort of extremism at all, charlie. first of all sounds like he's doing a media tour and that's what you do, charlie. i want jim caviezel, the star of the show, he actually there's an interview of him, and this is what he had to say from the ingraham angle this wednesday to take a listen just the scriptures phenomenal. i saw a movie taken years ago. and then this is a real story about taken. and the it's a quintessential good versus evil , and there's want to protect the children and those that want to exploit the children, so it's good versus evil in our time right now, so many things that are happening. across the border where children are disappearing and whatnot and i looked at it and i thought of my own children, and would i defend with them where they defend them with my life? absolutely without ever givin

not just this afternoon, but through the weekend he had weekend plans in linds and those involved gettingutside during the afternoon might want to reschedule some of those. i've got your full forecast to head back to you. thank you, john. 10, 30 and new this morning for the first time ever. the fda has just approved an over-the-counter birth control pill. we actually have proper justice following the story for us up in the newsroom. tiffany. >> yes, this decision by the fda will make available the contraceptive to women the same aisle as you would find things like aspirin. >> the food and drug administration has cleared the move, allowing the company perrigo to sell its contraceptive medication without a prescription. the medication pill is a once a day pill and it is older class of contraceptives which contains a single synthetic hormones and generally carries heuer side effects. the fda's approval came at the end of a two-day meeting, focused on discussing whether women could safely and effectively take the pill without professional supervision. the fda's decision will not apply to othe

and now we hear back from linds reaction to ponens options. so, so basically, according to the russian official andre cons to pool of the bargaining group was deployed into batteries to capture the suv alco redo that separates batteries from russia's ex clave of cleaning broad a. so the baltic states, the voltage states will be canceled from the rest of europe. so interesting developments and way of course, monitoring them here. you know, interesting developments indeed. you the shop of oliver. i must go. thank you. the news asylum seekers stranded on the us. mexico border facing difficult conditions under sweltering heat stomach use a thorough seas of restricting access to water, electricity and medical cap. victoria jason b reports these children shelter from the sun in the mexican city of new evo, laredo. neither folder with the united states temperatures have reached 43 degrees celsius in recent days. marianna perdita and her infant daughter are among those waiting in the blistering heat to claim asylum in the us. they've traveled more tha

>> i think when you are asking the american life lind yen district there is a geographic area. that is in the legislation. and the w this they do and that area was in the mission there is cultural heritage that is in the mission. the w they do they are located there work across san francisco and ensuring that the native voices instead process. when than i do community engagement, >> and that is when i was talking about. i think the chinese community. there is pockets and. >> and they think the the work hi are doing and there will be a lot of you have been crossing the boarders. >> okay. >> just to add for example in the case of the housing element. and the cultural district american indian community issues are citywide. they were saying having fizzal anchor helps identify where the target investments. specific as grace described and i platform to understand the communities throughout. >> right. and then another question is -- i think -- there was some information on this but i wanted understand it better. how does a cultural -- district enengaged in religion to project in that