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jarred long was the one who took the life of vincent goslyn.punishment that he could for this crime. >> to do that, that prosecutor needed not only jessie's videotape statement, she needed jessie to tell a jury the whole story. she and jarred plan to murder vince. >> we needed for her testimony about the reasons why they planned to kill vincent, and the way that they planned it out. >> so the prosecutor made an offer. if jessie pleaded guilty to complicity with murder i will testify against jarred, she would recommend a sentence of 22 and a half years behind bars. she agreed to this plea deal? >> she did after a long talk and very heated discussions. >> so, now, with time served, the woman who had played the victim, betrayed her husband and lover, could spend less than 14 years behind bars. some people think the sentence is to light. >> i don't disagree with that that the sentence was to light. but after discussions with law enforcement, with family members, we determined that it was worth it to have her to be able to say in her own words what

you shouldn't stay here long.ds to climb a tree for cubs, it seems that nothing threatens them at such a height. in fact , even here they are in danger. if a 200-kilogram board, an artificial hollow falls on a bear, it will not be good for everyone. like all children in the world, cubs are very inquisitive and love to play. climb on board swing on it nothing compares to pleasure. what happened was that the board was supposed to happen, the frightened cubs fall and run away, and the bear finally has a chance to feast on the honey of the bee, obviously not happy that the board was on the ground, so the bear is in no hurry to approach it. honey is too tempting a delicacy. payback follows immediately bee stings, especially in the nose, very painful. oh you them and anise , finally reached the intended goal. will they find honey here? the edge of the forest stands a lone tree with big hive. the bears haven't found it yet. to get to the hive you need to climb a tree, the beekeepers do it with amazing ease and speed. thi

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the hotel is not for long—term living. we are hopeless. but it looks very long time.solved within one month or two months, but it's nearly one year. marwa had to flee afghanistan because her mother was a politician. the uk gave her safety, but not stability. for close to a year, she's lived in a hotel in yorkshire with her family. last week, it stopped housing afghans. she's now in sussex, split up from the others. it was very, very hard to be separated from my family, and it was more harder that we are staying very far from each other. where has everyone gone? so my two brothers are in manchester and my sister is in leeds. to be honest, i couldn't just stop my tears. it's costing more than £1 million a day in hotel bills. unlike ukrainians, afghans have no sponsors, no—one to live with to help them, and they can't bring over other family members. the scheme for afghans has not been a success in terms of housing or integration. there have been the odd success stories, one a journey from kabul to aberdeen. we were just left behind in a dark room. we first spoke to burh

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, long time to get there and a long time to search and in anywhere else in sweden that apparently was impossible except right next to power plant as is the case in finland. so it's certainly a problem to find a place for a repository, which is very clear in all other countries. basically, if there is not mr. so before you run out of time, let me just ask you, let, let's, let's put back in the reality of the russian invasion of ukraine. we know energy prices are going to soar. their soaring right now, this war has, has it resulted in maybe of the sobering fact that we will not be done with nuclear power as soon as we would like to be done? no, i think it's the other way around. actually. i think that the, the problems of the nuclear power stations being part of the war in the retrain shows that nuclear has, has less importance in the future probably. and it was saying before, which is too little and too late. i mean it's, it's, it's renewables that is the future is just fine. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. of thank you. watching d w. news up next is confl

long term. and i mean, who can you weigh in on the if you say that any mediation tries to return calm to the gaza strip. but calm, according to you is an unacceptable situation. tell us why. of course, calm is a siege, restrictions, israelis shooting, killing, palestinians, arresting people at well, stopping the fishermen from working in the sea and women. it's a total low seed situation, which is a function of the long term relationship between israel and zionism on one hand. and the palestinian people on the other. so calm is not something that the palestinians see as a long term at watson. of course, in the short term, it is very good to stop the killing and the fighting and the shooting on both sides or whoever is in wound about this happens regularly because the underlying issues are not addressed out the egyptian government. it's fascinating that it's the security intelligence agencies in egypt that are in charge of this. so this is a security issue for egypt. fact, everything's a secure i

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and long they became good friends long. in fact believe that they were such good friends then in 1933 after roosevelt assumed the presidency. long referred to the commander-in-chief not as mr. president, but rather simply as frank. let me read you a few excerpts from letters that long wrote to frank only weeks after arriving in italy. he describes meeting benito mussolini for the first time. quote he and of comparatively short stature with a very soft well modulated voice and an air of quiet and dignified elegance. and quote in another letter long refers to mussolini as quote a man of astounding character end quote. long's admiration for the italian leader didn't end there. he wrote quote the fascist in their black shirts are apparently in every community. they are dapper and well-dressed and standing straight and land land and atmosphere of individuality and importance to their surroundings. there's more and long added a line that many of you may recognize. the trains are punctual well-equipped and fast. so in short longes

it was sort of ignored, neglected for a very long time that we did this as long as it doesn't mimic any curriculum that can be, can work in the curriculum. and now we just have a situation where authorities of humanitarian organizations are the ones that actually tip off the bus. you have warranties to actually come and close down these, these informal schools. and now the people are in, in the camps are actually really feeling helpless because they, they don't know where to send their children being formal tools that we have were by no means you know, helpful or, or not, not necessarily helpful but, but more so that it was not sufficient in any sense, but it was enough to actually get people to, to see the prospect to actually hope for the future. but in this case, when all the schools are closed down. and in connection to that, we have rallies of people being told to actually say that they want to go back home regardless of the situation. there is connection there where education is not, no longer accessible. and here we have a group of people all saying that they're going to go home

the industry has been consolidating for a long time.are in a different situation now only because the biden administration in general has made it clear they want to take a close look at antitrust and consolidation. this is a high-profile example of that. this comes at a time when the particular administration is saying enough of just letting the mergers go through. >> this is about a $2 billion merger. it is not huge i some standards. >> not at all. it is still -- book publishing holds a special place in culture. it is not measured by numbers, you just measure in general in terms of books are the valuable part of our country of our democracy. one of the things to the justice department is saying is we needed to be as open and diverse as possible. it depends on as many different voices out there as possible. maybe we see this is being made smaller. the numbers in themselves not the biggest part of this, it is about a place in our society that publishing has. >> when you look at other industries, three big car companies left, three big ph

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it's been a long time since it rained more than 40 days. the young c as the world 3rd largest river and the water source for about 600000000 people. it's currents also fuel much of china's extensive hydropower infrastructure. parts of the river dried up during the drought, sparking severe energy shortages and chunking and other places. restaurant own a young who operates inside a downtown mall and john ching is just one of the many local business owners effective. and in the chile, normally we'd have everything on these days. the government is promoting energy saving measures like using the furnace set of air conditioners. there isn't enough . electricity. authorities had ordered malls, so only stay open for 5 hours a day at the height of the heat wave. young says operating hours are still restricted and that many businesses are also making their own contributions. like keeping lights switched off to cut energy consumption. or you can see there are lots of veterans going into trying to save energy to address this power branch here on underg

all gone out i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this the world should not forget the long shadow of the 1972 olympic massacre. start september 3rd on d w. ah ah, this is dw slide from berlin. pakistan's form of prime ministers hit with terrorism charges police allege imran. com broke the law by threatening to sue officials. in a speech he gave on the weekend supporters rally outside his house, vowing to prevent police from arresting it. also coming up, who's behind a high profile assassination in russia, the daughter of a close putin allies killed by a car bomb. her father is a famous ultra nationalist who supports the invasion of ukraine. keith denies any involvement. clos, singapore, as to decriminalize sex between men, it's been hailed as a step in the right direction for l g. b t q writes, but the government is putting a stop to any talk of same sex marriage. ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. focused on the police, have filed terrorism charges against the former prime minister in ron con. he had threatened to sue pakistan's, police inspector general, and a

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i'm finding a green, a solution for the long term. under the terms of the deal, canada will supply germany with so called green hydrogen within 3 years. it's the main outcome of a 3 day visit the canada by high level gym and delegation sign, now paid later, germany and canada having to deal to deliver green hydrogen across the atlantic. canada will get a big customer. germany will get clean energy from an ally. it's a long term project, but chancellor olive shots is planning ahead. the time to act as know. not only in order to reach our ambitious climate targets and secure energy supply, but also in view of international competition around the world, green hydrogen is developing an electrifying pace. the technology converts water into hydrogen, which can be transported and used as fuel. it needs lots of renewable energy to create prime minister justin true dose as windy canada is the ideal place for large scale production. we are clear that every science teacher can create hydrogen in the classroom. how do we figure out how to scale i

we don’t know whether it will be a long or a short war, we know that putin has the resources for a longar, we know that when 400 military aircraft of which border of ukraine and almost as many military helicopters of russia are there, then this is a threat, we see it and we understand, but we just as perfectly understand that we have a strong army, the support of the world and the resources to fight for a long time are there, but i would not reject that which may fly in, as they say, the black swan, but i rely on it, we never know what will happen tomorrow or in ukraine always helps because those who hope and work well themselves and always win , that's why i think that after all well, it's clear that we need to be ready for a great and long struggle and we are ready for it but i believe that uh well, this war will end in fact quite quickly, we will win. all our territories will be ours and the enemy will begin to rot and fall apart, then the black swan is a positive hero in the case you are talking about, it depends on who he flies to, he can be both positive and negative for us he wil

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-- quite a long time. how long can this go on, how low can the river go? rachel: it will take quite a lot of rain to change the situation. this happens every year but eventually you think that there will be rain but everyone will be watching to see, because if there isn't any then the levels will continue to shrink and the situation will get worse. alix: you are really turning into a meteorologist at this point, guy. you want a weather map at this point, that is what he really wants. guy: desperately. i have been reading about what happens to the ground when it does rain. does that rain get absorbed, gay or -- get absorbed, yay or nay? if it runs off it could happen more quickly. alix: it might be absorbed. it might run off. we are having a soil debate. i'm not at all kidding. we are cool, what can i say? thank you for joining us with a deeper look at what it means for the european economy and the impact. the deputy chief economist at the institute of international finance is joining us. what is the base c

it was six pages long. his previous speeches have been 15, 16 pages long.very direct message -- stayed the course. we want to welcome cleveland fed president loretta mester. you were in the room. did he give, from your perspective, the way you look at markets, that he give the message that you felt needed to be given? loretta: i think there was a very strong message, and i'm certainly allying with that. this is not a sure campaign. it is going to take time and more fed attention to get inflation on a trajectory down to our 2% goal. we are all in and we are going to be resolute. i thought the passage was strong and right. mike: from your point of view what does that mean? loretta: resolute means this is not a quick fix. you're going to have to bring rates up and continue doing that until we see compelling evidence that inflation is moving back down toward 2%, and until it does we are going to have to just be very resolute in that being our goal. the july inflation report was welcome news, but we really cannot let thinking substitute for compelling evidence.

i have to say, 17 years, it is a long time coming.been involved in this campaign, how does this moment feel for you? it is involved in this campaign, how does this moment feel for you?— this moment feel for you? it is a moment of— this moment feel for you? it is a moment of relief. _ this moment feel for you? it is a moment of relief. it _ this moment feel for you? it is a moment of relief. it is _ this moment feel for you? it is a moment of relief. it is the - this moment feel for you? it is a moment of relief. it is the rightl moment of relief. it is the right thing to do, when we hear how the prime minister has said it, it is a long overdue decision.— prime minister has said it, it is a long overdue decision. perhaps not all of our viewers _ long overdue decision. perhaps not all of our viewers are _ long overdue decision. perhaps not all of our viewers are familiar - long overdue decision. perhaps not all of our viewers are familiar with l all of our viewers are familiar with how this law came about in singapore, and why country o

how long do they run here in chelyabinsk until it's hot? weather, probably for 10 years. once saw terrible weather, so i'm not surprised that the tradition of holding a protekiad was decided to be revived after i could call on international sports organizations to remove russian athletes from international competitions due to the situation on in ukraine, the olympic champion in the 800 meters yuriy borzakovsky believes that the athletics season in the new format was a success and such competitions. it is necessary to regularly hold the strongest start a in our country specifically in athletics, in particular, and the selection was at eighteen stages, and the queens of russian sports. the guys were selected according to the points system. only our strongest athletes are present here. but i think that such a spartakiad should take place. well, maybe not every year, but at least once every two years, and this will motivate, and at one time, back in soviet times , sports and athletics were also held. it was an unreal meditation. this is absolutely for the echo of the inhabita

i don't think that is sustainable in the long run. and what does the government do decides go for the big reservoirs and i radically the name, the reservoir after paul himself. and that's what we know is like paul today. what for decades was seen as a visionary idea for the settlement and future of america's western states. has become their achilles heel. it gives me great, great concern, and i think it gives a lot of people great concern when they see just how far the level has dropped last time i was here and about the same spot. was 303132 years ago and this wasn't an issue. we weren't thinking about this back then. we're just here to think about climate change. there is no bath tub ring visible. so this is, you know, this is the future. this is the future for the western united states. will the water disappear completely? is it only a matter of time? people here face a future with many unknown factors, and also an immense challenge from lake powell, the once mighty colorado river flows through the grand canyon to the next desert m

guest: the president is right that the reach of the united states as long. our patience is long. no matter if it takes 22 years we will come, we will find you, we will take you out. that was not just the message to al-zawahiri but any new leader that comes in or al qaeda. you cannot attack the united states and get away with it. the president's right to take credit. this was built on 20 years of intelligence operatives, war fighters and leaders who have been watching trying to identify there is al-zawahiri, working we find him? the details of how they found him a really interesting. i think the big question is the president said look, this is a vindication. we don't have to be in afghanistan. it's a debatable point there is a discussion to be had about that question. certainly we were able to take up bin laden without having operations there. does that mean that the overall situation, are we as a safe as when we had troops in afghanistan? that is a debatable question. human intelligence then probably wasn't existing in afghanistan. host: talk about the surveillance aspect and the

16 years know very well the long-awaited apartment of andrei ivankov. housewarming renovation is in full swing. here plans to celebrate in 3 months. thanks to many people from many services, that finally we have some virtual meters galina and vladimir have already checked for vasily, having moved from omsk , they say the first thing they bought was a sofa so that there was a place to sleep, they joke that 13 years ago they made the most profitable in their life investment for a future apartment, paid 2 million rubles. now odnushka costs about 10 million, but we might not have moved we are grateful to the supervisory authorities who have done a great job so that we now already live in this house. i consider this a great merit. housewarming and in rostov-on-don, hundreds of equity holders who considered themselves deceived received long-awaited housing, but do not forget that you are visiting maria paramonova gladly shows her apartment overlooking the house admits at some point she already lost hope that the house will be i will hand it over, but after th

it is long-term in the market. typically a long-term investment, so it makes sense to get a product like a 30-year or something, because you are going to have it for a long time and get a rate that makes sense. we will start to see more of that. i don't know where rates are going to go. nobody does. will they continue to go up? maybe. i don't know. we'll have to see what happens and how things play out in the economy. kailey: that is bess freedman, round hair worse stevens ceo. -- brown harris stevens ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 35 minutes to go until the european close. equities drifting sideways. low volume. we are waiting to see jackson hole, we are waiting to see what jay powell is going to say on friday. there are going to be other speakers as well, it is powell we are going to be focusing on. elsewhere, you have some interest. euro-dollar still below the parity level. we are up a little bit this afternoon, which is interesting, but reasonably quiet. i think the action is here. take a look at what is happen

putin is longing back to the growing russian empire of colonial times.e sees his neighborhood states as a buffer, he can pick and choose and it is not going to happen. it is a direct attack to prosperity. we do not want to go back to the days of empire and military conquest. we have been there, we added the understanding that we cannot go back and we must not go back. that is the reason why it is important for the west to continue to stand together. i salute as a way that ukraine is fighting back so fiercely. russia has underestimated the power of freedom and self-rule. ukraine's fight for freedom is far from over and it is crucial that we continue our active support with weapons, sanctions, support. when need to protect our common values, democracy, peace, freedom, rights, and this fight goes on in ukraine. in august as mentioned, 26 countries gathered in copenhagen at the copenhagen ukraine conference to discuss how best to secure and enhance long-term military assistance to ukraine. with the united kingdom and ukraine together and allowance with democ

long lines and that's unfortunate. _ been very long lines and that's unfortunate, but— been very longand that's . unfortunate, but again, does not most _ unfortunate, but again, does not most airports _ unfortunate, but again, does not most airports. on _ unfortunate, but again, does not most airports— unfortunate, but again, does not most airports. on that point, you mention some _ most airports. on that point, you mention some airports _ most airports. on that point, you mention some airports but - most airports. on that point, you mention some airports but there| most airports. on that point, you - mention some airports but there was london's heathrow which was messy, amsterdam, i'mjust wondering, on this point, i do think airlines and airports, who are less clear blaming each other for the mess, airports, who are less clear blaming each otherfor the mess, do think they could have been better prepared or was an impossible task? i they could have been better prepared or was an impossible task?— or was an impossible task? i have travelled frequently _ or was an impossible task? i hav

our west coast correspondent sophie long has this report.ight to protect a woman's right to choose. gloria allred said she was raped at gunpoint in the 1960s. that was traumatic, but she says it was the illegal abortion she had after that nearly killed her. now a high—profile lawyer, she's determined to keep the procedure safe and legal. these bans on abortion are not going to stop abortions, itjust means that women and girls will not be able to obtain safe and legal abortions. many of them will have to resort to the back alley abortions, such as the one that i had. california is what's known as a haven state. there's been a push to protect access to the procedure here and to help women who come from states where it's been banned. in november, californians will vote on whether to protect the right to abortion in the state's constitution. a woman has a right to decide when she's going to become a mother. little girls' rights begin in the womb, yes, they do. but as this altercation outside a clinic in the liberal city of san francisco shows, i

this is the way i play this against the long book.e the next tweet, thoughts on selling the proceeds to purchase the never 2250 call. >> this is one with the charts look constructive, not just on and app basis but a relative basis. you are up about 31% since the breakout level. you are up 43% over the past couple of weeks. the risk and reward does not favor going long right now. you want to wait for the pullback before establishing one of the synthetic long positions. >> how does this chart seem to you, carter? this has skyrocketed. >> it is all the same trade. this was a $10 stock, now it is a 20. it is ahead of itself. with the all-time high, you quintuple your money. this has already been up. it is better to sell these by them. cynic glassman asks, i have a $12 call. when would it be a good time to exit? samantha persing is, i am with you. i have 2023 january calls, not the 12 strikes, but a few others. i am with you on the long side. here is the thing, these are well and the money. you don't just have to exit. you can also roll. t

in the long term. the to the sheriff was living together with biologists. alexa clinton her and her team, susanna, album, is conducting research on those long chain sugar molecules from the cell walls of the algae, so called fu coy dunn's are found in varying concentrations and compositions in all brown algae. and they can evidently stop a common aggressive eye disease known as age related macular degeneration. the condition is caused by damage to the macula, the point of sharpest vision on the retina. abnormal new blood vessels develop under the retina, driven by special growth factors. the vessels rupture burst and leak fluid or blood causing damage to visual cells, which then die. the results is blurry, vision, or even blindness. v i just there are different manifestations of age related macular degeneration in the worst kind, the wet variety, a growth factor called v g. f plays a role. and what we were able to show very early on is that some food coins can actually inhibit vgm chron. but which for

, long time...ast year — and it was his husband, david furnish, who suggested getting britney on the track. they met in los angeles this summer to record it, and elton previewed the song to diners at a french restaurant earlier this week. # hold me closer, tiny dancer... released at midnight, the song's already had a warm welcome. "i hope she gets all the support in the world "after the hell she's been through," said one fan online. critics weren't so kind, with the telegraph calling hold me closer "one of the most pointless records in pop history", although the guardian said the song was "filled with power and poignancy. " writing on twitter, britney said she was "overwhelmed" to be singing with one of her heroes. # hold me closer, tiny dancer...# her fans hope that this will be the first of many new songs. mark savage, bbc news. many will say we are very lucky to have britney back. much more almost always on the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter. please do get in touch. from all of us

how long should it be?boriska not to his sleigh in the forest, and his income goes not by race, not by tribe, but only by royal mercy. on royal favor - this is also more must be deserved. well, really, mariska, well, your boriska is painfully needed bulging. well, he stuffed his relative into all the orders. well, where to spit everything with her godunov and sister, it means that this queen has nothing to wait for long. and the guests about the merchant, all the people of moscow, will rise to your boriska and throw out the kremlin, yes, they will beat them with stones. it became enviable. here, don't wiggle. say that my boris is to blame for your husband's disgraceful shuiskys. so the people are ready to raise up to be stoned. speak. st yerva, now to this boriska, all to them, sir, you by chance, during the reign of the tsar, he wanted to send lime to belsky for a long time in uglich, mstislavsky in the monastery. it remains only to ward off shuisky to the romanov tsar and what a deed is done, and irina go

the other places long-duration securities. they are long-term bonds.e can talk about why long-term treasuries are enough. alix: wire -- where are you shorting? where are long-term treasuries coming? >> in terms of shorting, what's happened is the ecb has fallen quite far behind. they went from negative rates to talking about 75. spreads are widening. they have issues with power and so on. they are really trapped. if they tighten too much, they are going to move the peripherals out quite wide. every country for themselves. the best shorts are probably italy, may be spain and some others. there is a big short to be careful of, those countries. germany and the 10 year sector is the place to be short as well. the short end can move quite a bit still because if they do 75 basis points, it's not priced into the german yield curve. anna: you mentioned the peripheral bond market and how it might respond to the energy crisis. how do you play that? it isn't the same area of the euro zone periphery. maybe insulating people a little bit from the work. italy has hi

and what do you see the long-term — months. and what do you see the long-term impacts _ months.rm impacts of _ months. and what do you see the long-term impacts of that - months. and what do you see the | long-term impacts of that looking long—term impacts of that looking like? as you point out, we've seen those military drills. are they the dress rehearsal for the real thing was not our the closer to taiwan than what we have seen before? yes. than what we have seen before? yes, these drills were _ than what we have seen before? yes, these drills were very _ than what we have seen before? ye: these drills were very much closer than they were, for example, in the i995, i996 than they were, for example, in the 1995, 1996 taiwan straits crisis. the exercise zones around taiwan were closer to the island, they were further from the chinese mainland, a sign that the pla can project its power further and sign that the pla can project its powerfurther and is sign that the pla can project its power further and is confident in doing so, and there were a string of moves that beijing took t

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how long will it take for them to receive them? and for how long? >> yeah. so, you are asking about the rocket systems in particular, correct? let me make sure i have all the information for you. the laserguided rocket systems provided in this round of funding will basically complement the systems that the ukrainians already have been provided in previous security assistance packages. these specific rocket systems have a range of about eight kilometers and can be used basically to target personnel carriers and unmanned systems. in terms of delivery some of the systems and rounds will probably be provided in the next nine months and additional systems could take a year or two. >> there are no guided multiple launch rocket systems there? >> know because we have been focused on providing them through the pda package. about every pda package we have provided a steady stream of gmlrs, hundreds at a time. the ukrainian stocks are good now and we will continue to provide those. pda is something we can draw on to make it not immediately available but usually in days

as long as it stays inverted we might have that long of a recession. it seems like the market is saying we don't know but it could be a mild recession. like some of the credit spreads are not giving red flags. it's a mixed bag. god willing, maybe they pull off a soft landing. it does not seem like the market believes it is possible. caroline: here's hoping for everyone with a job and wants to keep it. great narrative of what the bond market is trying to tell us. let's get you out to the world of business with mark crumpton. mark: health care providers backed by the american civil liberties union are asking the florida supreme court to review their challenge to the state's new ban on abortion up to 15 weeks of pregnancy. it took effect july 1. groups, including planned parenthood chapters want a statewide injunction against the new law just days after it took effect. the order was automatically put on hold when the state appealed a repeal signal to rule in favor of the state. as germany continues to reel from russia's move to cut gas supplies, the large

alright long road ahead. let's figure out long. covid is the name of the project and the study. thanks for joining us and telling us about it. dr kim rhodes from ucsf department of epidemiology and biostatistics. thank you for having me such important work. they're coming up a lawsuit over the deadly mckinney fire up in siskiyou county. next on the nine wildfires. survivors are suing the utility company, the company told state regulators in the days after the fire started in san francisco, first responders quite a hiker for her own rescue . after the break their relatively new system they used to precisely pinpoint her californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. it against the utility company claims

. will help us in the medium and long-term— long-term.lady want to incentivise people _ long-term. and lady want to incentivise people to - long-term. and lady want to incentivise people to reduce| long-term. and lady want to i incentivise people to reduce the long-term. and lady want to - incentivise people to reduce the gas consumption and make it easier for to reduce gas consumption but you have to deal with that immediate crisis. if the government was to introduce a freeze on the current price cap and not allow it to go any higher, there's absolutely no suggestion that is what they are going to do, but if they were to consider that plan, how would they then deal with the difference between that price cap and the cost to energy firms? we saw last year how lots of energy supplies went out of business and one would think that a reduction of competition in the market is not good for us all as the consumers? i market is not good for us all as the consumers?— market is not good for us all as the consumers? i suppose there are two mac oints