and you join us from lisbon. that is where the un ocean conference is taking place over the next couple of days. what are you hoping to achieve? what does your organization aiming to, to achieve from this conference? do you and i should conference. it's a great opportunity to renew the men coming around ocean issues. there is some important actions the government can take together at the, at the global level, to tackle fishy, to eliminate fishery subsidy, to commit to protecting 30 percent of the world's oceans. by the end of its deck, and to bring about a new treaty for the management hi states which cover nearly half of the planet and action is needed from buckle 3 to global. so stunned him into a part of that response to the, the ocean crisis is empowering coastal communities to manage both areas of the ocean near to the shore. where does the responsibility lie? i mean, is it, is it all up to governments to be taking some action or, or are there other stakeholders, the agency of the crisis names and the implic

meeting coming at one of the numbers of the governing council is out there doing a presentation in lisbonooking at weaker euro. i look at it like the ecb is probably using the peter tchir method, which is make it up as you go. peter tchir joins us right now, head of microstrategy and make -- head of macro strategy and making it up as you go at academy securities. not a snarky question, but a serious one. is the bond market right now the central banker of the united states of america? peter: i think the bond market is in control of things, and i'm increasingly concerned that the lack of liquidity is letting us move too far, too. unless we tame inflation and get some of this under control, i think we are at a real risk of much higher yields, especially with what is going on in europe. the italian and spanish yields are leading the way, and that is dragon global yields around -- that is dragon global yields around. lisa: does it happen quickly or all at once? do we see something that gets the fed's attention that is driven by low liquidity and a sense of uncertainty around both fed policy an

in lisbon well, you can go to any other place. the main thing is that together i will earn money.leave my fathers. hmm hello igor do you remember being chased, or what? i went through everything. only it fits. that he has a big sound on me berdyev sits and he will sit until the end life, and his brother, he promised to take revenge, but this is a teenager. you never know what, he could tell hearts, then he was a teenager. now he's 22, he served in the special forces, by the way, your fantasies sniper. these are all your unprovable fantasies for you to do. nothing more. orlov, by the way. no progress so far. i'm on this business. yes, the result, i don’t see breaking into my office with furious eyes without, bitch, blowing my brain with your assumptions and conjectures. already identified the circle of suspects. i hope it's not berdyev no it is this is not berdyev. children. orlov's two sons are a daughter after the death of their father, and something would have fallen to everyone, and they could not have removed it on the ground in a simpler way. orlov will always be with guards,

removed from the hermitage rubens and rembrandt, which now hang in the museum named after him in lisbonions were kept secret collection of dutch painting, especially the collection ramronta. it was considered one of the best, and a collection of repairs the best in the world. before the sales began, and the americans had not even officially recognized it yet. the soviet union bought up valuables on an industrial scale. yes, even under the diplomatic the second us ambassador to soviet russia, joseph davis, and his wife, billionaire mar repost, were the most distinguished by cover, they bought in such volumes. these are antiques, which even influenced the exchange rate of the dollar against the then ruble, which was used in the calculations of the diplomatic community. they took advantage of the fact that they could export these valuables duty-free in a diplomatic bag, they took out literally hmm containers. and this is all, so to speak, the operation led to the creation of the hillwood museum in washington - this is an impressive history. how a-a, by actions far from diplomatic status or

received a call notifying law enforcement of an armed person and two shots fired in a township of new lisbond negotiations with the suspect in this house 80 miles northwest of madison, the juneau county special tactics and response team entered the home to find former judge john roamer dead. >> i would estimate between the county sheriff's office and local agencies and state patrol, we probably had approximately 30 officers out there. >> reporter: the suspect, 56-year-old douglas uda, in critical condition after self-inflicted wound in the basement. according to authorities, judge roamer wasn't the suspect's only target. >> the individual, the suspect appears to have other targets as well appears to be related to the judicial system. >> reporter: wisconsin governor tony evers, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and michigan governor gretchen whitmer among those targeted sources tell cnn. >> we have been in contact with the individuals who were identified as potentially being targets. >> reporter: governor whitmer's office releasing this statement reading in part, governor whitmer has dem

and the rise in food prices was told by visitors to this market in lisbon, inflation in portugal is now the highest in 30 years. we noticed a rather large price difference. they grow with inflation exponentially for some products vegetable oil has more than doubled in price food crisis is observed all over the world. after western sanctions disrupted the supply chain and restricted the export of grain from our country to one of the main suppliers andrey starlings to lead. volodymyr zelensky's mental problems, such a statement was made by the speaker of the hungarian parliament lasla kevir in an interview with local journalists, he noted the not quite adequate behavior of the president of ukraine in relation to other world leaders. in particular, keber noted that he does not remember when the head, in need of the country's help, would have dared to oppose anyone; in this case , speaker zelensky noticed that he switches to a demand and a threat not only against hungary, but also against the german chancellor. olaf scholz, keber, stressed that zelensky apparently has some kind of mental pr

in lisbon we have riccardo fabiani, project director for north africa, international crisis group.arm welcome to each one of you think you for joining us today. ricardo come if i can start with you, how serious you think this development is? riccardo: i think it is pretty serious, particularly considering this is only one episode in a long series of, let's say tele tori -- retaliatory measures algeria has taken against spain. the past weeks have shown very clearly that the algerian leadership is very much bent on the idea that they want to put maximum pressure, as mugs -- as much pressure as possible on spain to push madrid to change his position on the issue. otherwise they are ready to make spain pay a heavy price for its diplomatic shift. this is, obviously i would say dangerous and alarming for spain, particularly for a bilateral diplomatic perspective considering the energy ties and migration issues between the two countries. is also worrying for europe and other european governments that can now see taking this specific stance in this conflict without considering the point of

so we can't go into it further at this point. >> reporter: nadia romero, cnn, new lisbon, wisconsin. >> thanks to nadia. we want to bring in u.s. district judge esther solace now, she's been pushing for better protections for judges and their families after her son was killed in her new jersey home nearly two years ago by a gunman who was targeting her. judge salas, thank you so much for joining us. first, i want to say i'm sorry that you and your family had to endure this. we're sorry for your loss. we're grateful that you're sharing your story with us. what was your reactions when you heard the news of this tragedy, a former judge killed in what appears to be a targeted attack? >> good morning, mr. sanchez. thank you for having me on. and my reaction is heartache. my heart is broken. another family is going to have to endure what mark and i have been living with for now 23 months. it is senseless. it is dangerous. and we need to start protecting judges all over this country. my heart goes out to the roemer family. and i really am urging members of congress to listen and to do what

we can't go into it further at this point. >> reporter: nadia romero, cnn, new lisbon, wisconsin. >>> we wanted to let you know that later this morning we're going to talk to a federal judge who endured a similar tragedy, back in 2020, her son was killed, and a targeted attack and now she's turning her pain into purpose advocating for new measures to protect public officials. stay tuned for that. we'll hear from her in the next hour. >>> we're days away from the first public primetime hearing of the january 6th committee. >> they're promising to reveal previously unseen material from the day of the insurrection. so let's get a preview from cnn crime and justice reporter caitlin polantz. do we know who is going to be called to testify? >> there have been a thousand witnesses that the panel has interviewed so far and more than 100,000 documents that they have collected. and so here we are, where the house is going to be putting on a show, in a couple different hearings where they're bringing their choice witnesses forward. we heard there could be the possibility of a justice department

. >> at 6:30 a.m., the sheriff's office received a call in lisbon, wisconsin.ours trying to negotiate with the suspect inside the home before entering and fining the 68-year-old retired judge zip tied to a chair. plus say he was shot and killed. >> this act appears to be relate to the judicial process. >> plus found this attacker in the base mbasement. he survived. >> all i can say is he in critical condition and investigations is ongoing. >> the suspect had criminal convictions dating back to 2002 and cross paths with rouge runer instead. >> ire arms came before the judge, sentenced him six years in prison and followed by nine years. . >>> judge wilma was targeted along with other political s leading. >> the investigation into those details are continuing. >> we notify everybody we have reasons to believe it may have been a target. >> those targets including mitch mcconnell. >> michigan governor gretchen and tony weavers. >> timothy huncunningham says t local community is still in shock. >> a lot of people are dealt with personally and professionally, that's t

a russian food price told visitors to this market in lisbon that inflation in portugal is now the highest in 30 years. yes, we have noticed quite a large difference in prices, they grow with inflation for some products in a geometric progression, vegetable oil has more than doubled in price. the crisis in ukraine has greatly affected both our wallets and purchase prices for restaurants. russia ukraine together accounts for about 30% of wheat and 20% of corn in world exports. the food crisis is observed all over the world. after western sanctions disrupted the supply chain and restricted the export of grain from our country, one of the main suppliers andrey skvortsov to lead. volodymyr zelensky's mental health problems, such a statement was made by the speaker of the hungarian parliament laszlo kever in an interview with local journalists, he noted the not quite adequate behavior of the president of ukraine in relation to other world leaders. in particular, kever noted that he does not remember when the head of a country in need of help would have dared to oppose anyone. and in this case ,

this is the lisbon treaty. and uh, as a matter of fact. and it was a step along the way.so to speak e of the centralization of the european union as a result of what? uh, the general yessian bodies in the first place, the european commission, not elected by anyone, began to dictate terms. life in member countries is, in fact. uh, they forced the eu member state to abandon the practice of long-term contracts, but energy supplies from russia are not only from russia, but mainly from russia, so, they say, it means, uh, the invisible hand of the market, as you remember in the nineties years. yes, that led e to those, uh, multiple prices, e not in percentages at times, but in cost, but for the end consumer this is only one side of the same thing. look at what happened with the pandemic with vaccines, so let's go, here we are all together now. so what, how things got to, uh, really real cases, so everything in different directions was really obvious to everyone in recent years, and when they accepted a european family, let's say relatives of not the most materially wealthy, not

and recently, on the stage of one of the main theaters in lisbon, in the program of the phrase russiant swan lake, they decided to change it to ukrainian ballet, but as theater critics assure. the history of cancellation or renaming is getting smaller, and i will give you an example that was recently in french opinion, where there are two gitis graduates. uh, one is a director and the other is a stage designer son. they released participated in the youth laboratories of the opera and released a chamber loper, which was a hit with the public, you know, uh, nick. the same, not a village. uh, somewhere on the outskirts of france , you understand, so uh, it will all depend on local authorities, willpower, and charisma at the same time, apparently, a lot depends. this is the leadership of the cultural institutions themselves in italy, where caressing reported working with russian artists, another story happened from participating in an international violin competition, three russians who applied were suspended. i have a nationality tambourine for me. actually, it is clear that i am an armen

they will meet with their italian counterpart and in lisbon with the president and prime minister ofthat, andrzej duda and zuzana chaputova will go together to bucharest, where the summit of the eastern flank will be held on friday nato of the bucharest nine to cancel the independence of lithuania in the state duma of the russian federation took the initiative to cancel the resolution of september 6, 1991 on the recognition of the independence of lithuania, the corresponding draft law registered by yevgeny fedorov, a deputy from the united russia party, the document states that no referendum on leaving the ussr was held in lithuania, in addition, deputy fedorov believes that the resolution was illegal because it was adopted allegedly in violation of a number of articles of the constitution in the polish city of poznan at the adam mickiewicz university already on 11 -th charity concert called in one voice with ukraine, performed by poles and ukrainians, in particular, the chamber orchestra of the university academic community and students, organizers of this concert and participants o

annoy russia and thought that it was possible to create a safe space there from vladivostok to to lisbons to me that these are false thoughts, but it is better not to be such a person. well, a real leader is not to do something bad, and plus, of course, there are some such things. it seems to me to be of a psychological type. i'm joking that he doesn't want to see german tanks entering the territory of russia again because he feels the guilt of nazi germany in front of russia for some reason . more here the war has come and that is why he has a moral obligation to help us in the same nazism, which is now a threat to ukraine. well, by the way, if we recall history, ukraine is probably the second country that has suffered from nazism in the last 82 years from the first from german nazism, now from russian nazism, when it doesn't come, let's talk about peace talks in general, because for three months we have heard a lot of statements from erdoğan 's side that he is ready to act as a mediator. is he ready to provide a platform for talks, either in vankar or in istanbul, so that putin and zel

waters protest comes as a long delayed un conference on rejuvenated the world's oceans. kicks off in lisbon . human rights organizations have called on spain and rocco, to investigate the death of 23 people, tried to scale a bought offense between the north african country and this spanish enclave of malea. the incident happened when some 2000 migrants mostly from sub saharan africa, stormed the border spanish prime minister pedro sanchez says, his country is not to blame o several 100 people gathering for a spontaneous demonstration in downtown madrid. their morning. the victims venting their anger at the moroccan and spanish authorities following friday's gruesome events. this foot, it shows the extent of the drama that took place on the moroccan side of the border fence. scores of injured people lie on the ground, many injured seriously. almost all hail from sub saharan africa are rights organization. post the footage on the web. it shows moroccan border guards, seemingly overwhelmed by the situation, resorting to violence. but spain's prime minister is praised the security forces. he sa

the protest comes as a long delayed un conference on rejuvenating the world's oceans kicks off in lisbon . the family and friends of british journalist, don phillips, who was killed in the brazilian amazon, and by their last respects at a cemetery in rio de janeiro. philips was doing research for a book on how to save the world's largest rainforest. when he, an indigenous expert, bruno parrot were murdered on their boat. oh mac nor mike has in ecuador debating the fate of conservative president gamma lasso spiraling food and energy costs have sparked nationwide protests. lasso has announced a count in fuel prices, but powerful indigenous ladies are demanding bigger, reductions they undeterred and keep coming back for weeks. some 10000 people gather he in the capital key to every day to protest let by indigenous groups were spawn by rising fuel prices and leaving costs over there. we've come with their heads held high with their hands up. i don't think we come to demand and to claim our right because our economy is in deep crisis. that's why we've come early in the week. the demonstration

in other words, we have already heard about russia from vladivostok to lisbon, which concept does notne prepared, that is, it is impossible to support such events, and the organizers behaved somewhat not very well and in your opinion , why yes, why, firstly, they still invite russians to such cultural events, and secondly, they also arrange conversations on the topic of russia and neighboring countries, well, they invite russians out of habit, and they managed to get there, got used to working with them, they published a lot of translations from russian literature, and the russian state also gave a signal warning that ukrainian writers would refuse, but they, uh, did not take her comments into account, and i continue to invite writers, that is, they do not inform them even about these russian events at first, and then when everyone found out, they began to refuse, and according to the plan of the organizers of this panel about russia, neighboring countries, what were you supposed to do, report how do you live next to russia and we just didn't have to do anything for the ukrainians the

been inundated the environment like this from the group ocean. rebellion have been demonstrating in lisbon ahead of the ocean conference which gets underway shortly. it's co hosted by the governments of portugal and kenya. the aim is to reach a consensus, alden accelerate plans to reverse the decline in ocean health conferences looking at eliminating incentive over fishing to protect seas. ah, there is a whole robin indo reminder of all top stories president vladimir zalinski will shortly address the leaders of the 7 wealthiest democracy. so meeting in germany to discuss russia's war with ukraine and its global repercussions. but his prime minister boys johnson, as, as the group not to give into fatigue as the war, moved into its 5th month diplomatic, as the james base has more from the summit. he says, the president zelinski video call with the g 70 does, will be held behind closed doors, were probably here, or at least get quotes from president is landscape addressed to the g 7 leaders. hilda, if you're trying to strike at the tone of defiance against russia, not showing desperation, but

to annoy russia and thought that it was possible to create a safe space there from vladivostok to lisbon, it seems to me that these are false, but they are definitely in the heads for at least two of the three who will come there, mr. scholz takes the position that it is better to sit out and not be. well, a real leader in order not to do something bad and, of course, there are some such things. it seems to me that he is of a psychological type. tanks are again entering the territory of russia because he feels the guilt of nazi germany before russia for some reason, actually, he should probably not conduct history lessons to inform about the crimes that the nazis committed against ukrainians much more and more. there was a war here, and therefore he has a moral obligation to help us in the same nazism, which is now a threat to ukraine. well, by the way, if we recall history, ukraine is probably the second country that has suffered from nazism for the last 80 years from the first from german nazism, now from russian nazism , when the matter does not come into question and it is generally

tis one in new lisbon, wisconsin. a man believed to be a former judge, the victim. an incident at former judge john roamer. the 68-year-old homeowner reported to be dead. then a 56-year-old man was found dead in the basement of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was taken to a medical facility. authority say it appears to be a targeted act. >>> president biden's plea for gun reform. he's hoping if ear ban on assault weapons. and if no ban, the president asked we raise the age in this country from 18 to 21 to buy an assault level weapon. the shooter in texas bought his the day after turning 18. the president also pushing for expanded background checks and tougher red-flag warnings. overnight, a committee asking much of what the president asked for. not one republican voting in favor. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, from new york to kentucky -- and california. americans protesting gun violence and demanding washington final te action. the president today insisting he hears them. >> i will do what i can to try to see to it

subjects were intimately influenced by the people, culture and folklore she'd known as a child in lisbonbuses of power. in 2010 she was made a dame by queen elizabeth. sir david attenborough has been officially appointed a knight grand cross of the order of st michael and st george. the environmentalist was given the honour of the prince of wales at windsor castle for services to broadcasting and conservation. sir david, 96, excuse me, was called a "visionary environmentalist" by the duke of cambridge at saturday's platinum jubilee party at the palace. that's all for now. thanks very much for watching. good morning. wednesday was certainly a day of contrasting conditions. if you managed to keep the sunshine, you also had some warmth. it was very pleasant out there. in fact, we saw a high of 23.5 celsius in london through wednesday afternoon. but there were some showers, and if you got caught in one or two of them, you would certainly know about it. they were heavy with hail and thunder at times. in fact, if we take a look back at wednesday, we had some fairly persistent rain throughout t

subjects were intimately influenced by the people, culture and folklore she'd known as a child in lisbonallenging gender stereotypes and denouncing abuses of power. in 20210, she was made a dame by queen elizabeth. sir david attenborough has been officially appointed a knight grand cross of the order of st michael and st george. the environmentalist was given the honour by the prince of wales at windsor castle for services to broadcasting and conservation. sir david, 96, was called a "visionary environmentalist" by the duke of cambridge at saturday's platinum jubilee party at the palace. and that is just about it from me for now. to stay tuned right here to bbc news. good morning. wednesday was certainly a day of contrasting conditions. if you managed to keep the sunshine, you also had some warmth. it was very pleasant out there. in fact, we saw a high of 23.5 celsius in london through wednesday afternoon. but there were some showers, and if you got caught in one or two of them, you would certainly know about it. they were heavy with hail and thunder at times. in fact, if we take a look

that rain is movie, more inland. eventually we'll see an improvement in conditions for lisbon. but those winds are also picking up. now on the theme of wind, it's been a windy pitcher across mauritania. so that's what been around the sand in dust and new ox shut at 40 degrees when got there about 50 kilometers per and oh yeah. also windy for the eastern cape port. elizabeth, looking at wind gusts of 50 kilometers per hour. official airlines of the june. the natives news as it breaks. you've all the towns where features $21.00 white crosses, one for each of the victims of today's massacres. we detailed coverage with from around the world with it here. they will read, you know, the mod go home, remain unchanged. ah, the are you watching out there? i remind about top stories this and the us to send the advanced precision guided rocket systems to ukraine, but the range will be limited. so target inside russia cannot be reached. governor of the hands province in ukraine says russian forces control most of the days of fears, fighting and destroyed 90 percent of the city renting the e

yes. mean has now a north africa affairs specialist than in lisbon. we have ricardo for bonnie, a project director for north africa at the international crisis group. a warm welcome to each one of you. thanks for joining us here today at record of abby arnie from the national crisis before i could start with you. how serious do you think this development is algeria suspending trading and breaking off this friendship agreement? i think it's pretty serious, particularly considering that this is only one episode in a long series of retaliatory measures. that algeria has been taking again against spain over the past weeks. i think it shows very clearly that the junior leadership is very much bent on the idea that they wants to put maximum pressure as much pressure as possible. really, on spain, to push my grades to change position on this issue or otherwise they're ready to make spain a heavy prize for its diplomatic shift. and obviously this, i would say, obviously dangerous. and a warning for spain, particularly from a bilateral diplomatic perspective,

set to has huge economic opportunity, the leaders of more than 7,000 people are gathered here in lisbond world trade organisation adopted these measures to curb harmful subsidies for fisheries, then there was the plastics treaty adopted in march, there is momentum in building this is really important, the high seas are unregulated, 1.2% of the high seas are currently regulated, there is real need but momentum you can sense here. it’s there is real need but momentum you can sense here.— you can sense here. it's good to hear there _ you can sense here. it's good to hear there is _ you can sense here. it's good to hear there is momentum, | you can sense here. it's good i to hear there is momentum, we are very aware you say out of sight and out of mind, the issue of plastic in this oceans have been at the forefront for several years now. so action has been taken from that perspective. in terms of how you get governments or businesses to police or take proactive action to clean our oceans, how does that work, what does that look like? it’s what does that look like? it's reall what does that

that he said, well, i'll just bought the european banking in a hate way that spread from lisbon to leon. people in paris to parks and polls, so relief is temperature, top 40 degrees celsius, major ologist in france called the heat wave. exceptional. some scientists say it's a sign of a hotter future is climate change causing heat wave earlier in the season. in a 2000 people have been forced to leave their homes in spain. in the face of ranking wildfires, 13 villages have been evacuated as firefighters in catalonia region, battle to bring the flames on the control. the fire started wednesday by a dry electrical storm. a number of smaller blazes are also burning. spain is enduring a heat wave with temperatures topping 40 degrees celsius is considered one of the greatest hollywood films ever produced. the godfather is 15 years old this year to celebrate a remastered ultra high definition version of the film has been released and it's received is star treatment to try back a festival. al jazeera is gabriel elizondo reports from naeel in 50 years after the 1st appeared in theaters re watchin

reco rainfall. environmental activists from the group ocean rebellion have been demonstrating in lisbon ahead of the united nations ocean conference, its co hosted by the governments of portugal and kenya, the meeting is focused on reducing plastic waste over fishing and spaces extinction . the un secretary general antonia good tear is told the conference, there is no time to waste. sadly, we have taken the ocean for granted and to thy we face once i would gall a notion emergency. we must turned the tides. global heating is pushing ocean temperatures to record levels, creating fiercer and more frequent storms. sea levels are rising low lying highland nations face innovation as do many measured coastal cities in the wolves. he believing in and around japan's capital have been asked to cut back on a use of electricity. japan is in the middle of a hate wave after it's rainy season ended. early for the 1st time in decades, it's led to a surgeon, the use of air conditioners, as natasha can name reports. tokyo feels like a sauna people in japan's capital have been sweating through the last da

temperatures bare topping 40 degrees celsius. european banking in a hate wave as well that spread from lisbon to leon. people in paris front to parks and pools, full relief is temperature is top. 40 degrees celsius meteorologist in france, cold, the heat wave. exceptional. some scientists say it's a sign of a hot future with climate change causing heat waves. earlier in the season, one of the most famous at museums in the well days presenting a collection of little known artists its own employees. kristin slamming la salome takes us on a tour of the metropolitan museum in york. full wall on the unique exhibition the metropolitan museum of art in new york is known for its extensive collection of art from around the world. but it's the museums latest show, an employee exhibition that's entering new territory. the men has been organizing employee exhibits for nearly 100 years, but this is the 1st time one has been opened to the public. more than 400 of the met, 1700 workers submitted their art every one from office staff to security guards. so even the security guards here are artistically talen

been inundated the environment like this from the group ocean. rebellion had been demonstrating in lisbon ahead of the ocean conference which gets underway shortly. it's co hosted by the governments of portugal and kenya. the aim is to reach a consensus. alden accelerate plans to reverse the decline in ocean health conferences looking at eliminating incentive over fishing to protect seas. ah.

but we will see an improvement in conditions and lisbon with a high 21 degrees on wednesday, some showers for the island of britain. so we're talking about scotland wales into that eastern side of england. and another run of rain through the baltic states in store for you. on wednesday it remains windy and dusty through mauritania. that includes new ox shut, seem wind gusts there about 50 kilometers per hour. a slug of rain is cutting across central areas of mozambie, but for south africa we've got plenty of sun for you. on wednesday, kit towns got a high of 19 degrees, which is actually pretty well where you should be for this some the year. that's it for me, catch a later, ah, activate radical. and the fact that a consumer out is you to some more attain direct. making the style he made a breakthrough in sooner. eastern met with the weapons where his mind and his intelligence met rebel african fell on. oh, the me. hello, watching out here. i'm emily angry. he's a reminder about tough stories. his alum us is sending it back to me. sound system to ukraine. just stop russian attacks, but wa

concerns the republican party about where weapons since ukraine a going ortiz, kelly baldwin has more. lisbon warren has started speaking up and she's joined us. senator rand paul are republican and we have a bipartisan call at this point for a, an inspector general to look into the dispensing of farms and weapons from the united states to ukraine. make sure they're falling into the right hands to make sure the usa is not, not doing things it doesn't intend to do. this is some of the letter that was put forward by both democrats and republicans expressing their concerns. the sheer magnitude and speed at which the federal government is sending aid calls for robust oversight in terms of both spending and monitoring its use. as such, lawmakers should be working to ensure that there are guardrails on these enormous spending. packages such oversight would ensure that the billions of dollars that the u. s. is sending arrives in the hands of its intended recipients and does not inadvertently line the pockets of war profiteers who are seeking to use this war to enrich themselves. however, by getting

been inundated, environmental activists from the group ocean. rebellion have been demonstrating in lisbon ahead of the un ocean conference that gets under way shortly. it's kind of hosted by the governments of portugal and kenya. it aims to reverse the decline in the health of oceans. delegates will look at ways to reduce the fishing police. no strain are investigating. after a car drove through a blockade setup by climate protested and sidney, nobody was reported to have been injured. it happened as dozens of members of the group blockade. australia disrupted p l. a traffic, please close major res of the group. move through the central city. the possessed of se they're trying to raise people's awareness of climate change. the 1st 3 nasa rockets as busted all from the remote wilderness of northern australia. oh yeah. the mission took go from the on and stay center carry instruments to study the evolution of the universe. it'll allow scientists to measure into cell x rays and provide new data on the structure of the cosmos, about $75.00 nasa per se. now we're in and for the launch, it was

and i also had some children. it was a vacation and we flew to lisbon with my daughter for a few daysit's such a vacation when you just count the minutes to return home, well, that is, for me, home to paris, and i was so happy that i've already returned home and i'm sleeping in my bed with my husband and here once at 5:00 in the morning, a friend from lyon calls me and says, did you hear kyiv, kharkiv will be crushed, and i had a panic attack. i started to suffocate at that moment and well, it's just this is something so inevitable that is, this is it first you turn on the denial no it can't be the next second i've already called in to my closest friend, who told me not to put my phone down, i am now walking towards the obukhiv highway with my dog, then i called my parents on zakhidna, so, actually, it was already about kyiv, and then my sister, and then everyone started calling me, asking if my parents had anything in yaremcha places in the hotel because people began to leave kyiv en masse, and we immediately made my mother , right away, my mother was made a coolie at that time, and

i flew yesterday from lisbon to london, thankfully both the airline and the airports were ok.ifferent picture? it determining the different icture? , , m picture? it is very difficult to say because _ picture? it is very difficult to say because it - picture? it is very difficultj to say because it depends picture? it is very difficult. to say because it depends on data from one airport to another. one of the biggest shortages we have seen is in amsterdam, for instance, where there are demands in bookings on holidays. you cannot say that this is happening everywhere in europe. countries such as germany, the netherlands, belgium, northern europe and uk of course, the demand is much higherfor flights than other countries. the crisis is the most difficult. the problem is that summer, as you said, is fast approaching, and we need to find a solution everywhere, and we might find this on problem in other countries. —— are the same problem. in other countries. -- are the same problem.— in other countries. -- are the same problem. more staff need to be employed. _ same problem. more s

portugal's unbeaten start to the tournament continued after they saw off the czech republic 2—0 in lisbonol's mohamed salah and chelsea's sam kerr have won the men's and women's pfa players�* player of the year awards. the liverpool forward narrowly missed out on winning the premier league title, but won the fa and league cups. both salah and kerr were their respective league's top scorers although this award is voted for by other players. well, i think about it, of course i wanted the premier league before anything, champions league as well, but it shows you that you are working really hard and you get what you work for, kind of copy the team comes first but when the team comes first but when the players one as well. the second test of the three—match series between england and new zealand gets under way at trent bridge in nottingham on friday, and the kiwis have been rocked by the news that their captain, kane williamson, will not be featuring after testing positive for covid. williamson undertook a rapid antigen test after experiencing minor symptoms on thursday and will now begin five

well, if we are talking about the capital, then, probably, this is lisbon, we are talking about rio deafter all, cruz, the former monetary unit of brazil, is now in use there, and before there were cruiros, well, let's have money for 500 there were rumors, that sheriff henderson jordan found a suitcase full of cash in their car and appropriated the evidence, however. perhaps, according to lev uspensky's calculations, in pre-revolutionary texts it occupied up to 4% of the total volume annually, it took more than 8 million extra pages end of words. well, until it was canceled, respectively, but money for 300. in 2005, a denomination was made in this country. lira lost six zeros at once. turkey and money for 200 chests of this captain were genius, doubloons, louis piastres and coins completely unfamiliar to the english boys. no. or a bonus, you are right, you correctly named alexei treasure island. well, clint is also a character in this work of english writers. maybe then we will choose for 400 a question about english writers. preparing for a role in the film lawyer devil, al pacino rea

it had left lisbon in 1794, went around the cape to pick up 512 people in mozambique. and then on the way back to the new world, it sank. so i felt an obligation to -- [inaudible] so i went to mozambique, and the chief of the people said i have a gift for you. he gave me a stress is el, a bowl -- a vessel, a bowl that was with regard. and when i opened it, it was full of dirt. and i was trying to figure out, okay, what are you saying to me. and he said to me something that was really powerful that made the connection. he said ill like you, my ancestors would like you the take this soil, take it to the site of the wreck, sprinkle it over the site of the wreck so for the first time since 1794, my people can sleep in their own land. i'm crying, i'm just so moved by it. and then a woman comes up, a woman probably in her 20s, and she said to me my ancestor was on that ship, and every day we say his name. so is it made me realize this was not about yesterday, it was about today and it was about tomorrow. and that helped transform how i thought about things. but it made me re

european markets opened very poorly of course, we have the ecb policymakers and they're meeting in lisbonut defeating inflation even if a recession results from that and that caused real weakness in europe and you see the first half and since then, we've sort of come off of that bottom and there's not a pattern in the trading and kelly was mentioning the industrials and we had the big defense names. lockheed, northrop, raytheon don't kid yourself, the biggest names out there and the biggest of the world, general elects, honeywell and those are dow components to some extent and even deere, 52-week lows on all of these names also remember, we're going into earnings season two weeks from now and guess what's also at 52-week lows and the big money center banks and j.p. morgan, citigroup, bank of america, separately, american express and 52-week lows and that list expanded dramatically this morning at 10:30, still a very tough time for the markets kelly, back to you >> thank you very much let's turn to the bond market with headlines and the yield on the ten-year back below 2% rick santelli wit

. >>> the hit list and a shooting death of a former judge in lisbon, wisconsin about 80 miles north of madison. nadia, is there a connection between the judge and the suspect? >> reporter: yeah, pamela. if you look at court documents, you can see the suspect, 56-year-old douglas uda was in the same courtroom as former judge john roman back in 2005 because of charges. he was convicted of armed burglary and firearm charges. we know their paths crossed each other. it included senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan and tony evers, the governor of wisconsin, listen to him talking about this long-time judge being killed. >> i know him, the remember followinger judge was killed, that in itself is it makes me feel ill that somebody that took his life since they you know in rural wisconsin, that's hard to be targeted like that. it makes me, frankly, sick to my stomach. >> reporter: and it almost feels like a broken record wanehen wey this now. we are seeing shootings happen in such unexpected places. you have to drive more than two miles over to get to the

sheriff office received a call notifying an armed person and two shots fired in a township of new lisbon>> reporter: after failed negotiations with the suspect in this house about 80 miles northwest of madison the juneau special tactics and response team entered home to find former judge roemer dead. >> i would say before the sheriff county office and state control 30 officers were out there. >> reporter: the suspect, 56-year-old douglas uda in critical condition after self-inflicted wound in the basement. according to authorities, judge roemer wasn't the suspect's only target, the individual is a suspect, appears to have other targets as well. appears to be related to the judicial system. >> reporter: wisconsin governor tony evers, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and michigan governor gretchen whitmer among those targeted sources tell cnn. >> we've been in contact with the individuals who were dpinted as potentially being targets. >> reporter: governor whitmer's office releasing this statement governor whitmer is tough and will not be bullied or intimidated from doing her job. th

>> i think, you mentioned uavs, i did a couple of years with meadows -- nato in lisbon, spent a good amount of time at mount whitney doing exercises. from our perspective, i think whatever we do, working with the nato construct or partners, i think we can contribute more. i don't disagree with you. in hindsight you always wish you could move faster. >> we give restrictions to slow this down. on the surface, i think those are not as slow as those. >> the other countries are moving within our circle much faster, i feel like we are losing leverage an opportunity to provide primary weapons. i am out of time, i yelled back. i thank you for your time. >> dr. jackson you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairman, ranking member, thank you to our distinguished guests for being here. we're here here to discuss modernization strategy, such as ground systems, i want to talk on the importance of upgrading for the medical community, there seems to be a trend looking towards the medical side to support the need, most recently we saw the marine corps position get cut, which is a de

this was in new lisbon, wisconsin, yesterday. suspect also had other political targets in mind. cnn law enforcement correspondent wendy wild has been following this story for us. whitney, what else can you tell us? >> reporter: right now what we know from these limited details is this situation is simply frightening. other big names on that list included the governor of wisconsin as well as u.s. senator mitch mcconnell. here are a few more things we know. this began friday morning. again, it targeted this former state circuit court judge, john roemer, who was 68 years old. in addition, officials believe that this incident appears to be in some way related to the judicial system. what happened is there was a 911 call that came out of judge roemer's home around 6:30 when one of the occupants of the home ran out, called 911. police arrived and then throughout the morning, found john roemer dead in his home. additionally they found this 56-year-old man inside that home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here is what officials said