lorenzo codogno, chief economist.ani: the g20 finance chief in indonesia with the war a new creation -- with the war in ukraine, and inflation. manus: dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm dani burger with manus cranny in london. manus: this girl gets around. she stepped best gigs and the best backdrops. she's got the agenda at the g20. you got this background, your chill, you are everywhere. good afternoon. how are you? >> hey there, manus. the g20 meeting [laughter] coming against the backdrop of darkening clouds over the global economy. we talk about surging inflation, the cpi and the u.s. at a 40 year high. we have a food crisis, energy crisis, gas prices. the plates full. when you look at the communique, what did they talk about is cooperation among g20 nations when it comes to food and energy. what is interesting is ukraine's of the war is a breccia and supply chains. the all points to disagreement and the wording when it comes to the eventual communicate, if that were to happen. thanks so much

a colorful mural and pride theme displays are being put up at the san lorenzo library. they won't erase a recent display of hate, but they will paint a picture of strength and inclusivity. >> we won't be intimidated. we're not going to back down. we're going stand up for the values that our community represents. >> reporter: on june 11th, a group of men associated with the right wing hate group stormed into the library and verbally assaulted. it came as a big shock to librarian cindy chadwick. >> prior to that day, i wouldn't have known there that was kind of hatred so close in the community. >> it was scary to know it was so close to home. >> reporter: but the library in san lorenzo community is turning that shock into strength with a new initiative called every month is pride month. >> san lorenzo and the san lorenzo library stand for diversity, inclusion, and celebration of all communities. >> reporter: the library will host monthly pride events through next june to celebrate alameda county's lgbtq+ community. >> it's inclusivity is one of its greatest forms. it's sa

we have lorenzo castellani, professor of history.e you not faced with this political turmoil, do you think mario draghi say? lorenzo: i think he stays. we had the same majority of the new majority. if there will be a split. is likely he will stay. francine: does not matter for him to achieve, he needs to have stability, make sure the ecb wonder knows his serious. lorenzo: it is important, it will stay tough scenario. there are decrees of the next generation objectives to accomplish. something important for the next budget to -- address inflation problems. it is important to maintain stability. francine: does it change the fact that we go to elections next year? if we keep mario draghi until december, january, what does that mean? lorenzo: all we can expect today is a tough speech to achieve the objectives of the government for the next months. francine: saying what are we doing? lorenzo: you have to support this program without muddling through the parliament, and without pensions to accomplish is gains, and you can go to the electio

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this is south 880, an injury crash blocking lanes out solve san leandro into san lorenzo.ou have a slow ride there. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. that backup is building as you head into san francisco. cuss tin. >>> volunteers who helped clean up graffiti in chinatown are branching out to other businesses. >> reporter: during the pandemic, san francisco stopped enforcing graffiti removal laws. now volunteers and the city are looking to clean things up. >> you have to have a passion for it, for the neighborhood, the people, the community, just like how we feel about chinatown. >> reporter: the group united peace collaborative concentrated efforts in chinatown but branching out to other commercial corridors. the founder is also running for district four supervisor. >> it's important because we've got to let people know we love our city and we want to protect it. graffiti is the gateway to crime. when you see graffiti, most likely people feel, hey, these people don't even care about the community. >> reporter: these volunteers are about to get a boost fro

like lorenzo farm.it's not that far. it's only a twenty-minute flight, but still. very remote. (troyd bowles) there's a whale over here. two of them. (sophie fouron) oh! o.k. (troyd bowles) three of them. four of them. (sophie fouron) oh! wow! - there we go. - how long have you been doing this for? - so i've been doing this just over 20 years. - my god. and you're from here? - yeah. i am from the falklands. how many flights a day do you usually do? - with figas, generally at this time of year, we'll do anything from four to eight in a day. - the people living in these remote places, they have to be self-sufficient. - yeah, absolutely, especially in the islands. they really have to plan ahead. certainly, most of the other islands get one visit from a supply ship every six weeks, and often less than that. this is douglas coming out now, which is lorenzo farm. there we go. we're there. (john fowler) when i came here, stanley was where retired people and the government people lived. the work of the islands

. >>> and the san lorenzo library taking a stand after their story day was invaded by hate. >>> haze in the skies over the bay area as some of the fire haze from the oak fire flew overhead. we'll track the air quality, coming up in the first alert forecast. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >>> just be thankful you can't smell through your viewing screen for this next story. that's because the very rare and appropriately named corpse flower is finally in bloom at san jose state university. we sent len ramirez to sniff out the story. >> all right. i'm taking extra precautions. >> reporter: certain smells can make me sick to my stomach. so i approach the corps

getting from oakland down to san lorenzo from oakland to the intersection of 2.38. on a 80. it's only 11 minutes. once you get south of there is where you encounter your massive backup heading from san lorenzo all the way down towards the dumbarton bridge to sell many people are trying to get around the san mateo bridge by going on a 80 and crossing the dumbarton bridge, which is a good idea. my recommendation is to head on to 38 from hey, we're down to union city instead getting on this route right here is going to be a lot smoother. and then you can head down onto the dumbarton bridge from there. as for our former accident on highway one that has since cleared this formerly had that route completely blocked from pacifica daly city. so there's a bit of good news for you, bay bridge. you're getting a lot of the excess traffic that's made its way your direction now that no one can cross the san mateo bridge. and so that's why you're seeing this back up here. we have no issues. once you get through the toll plaza, aside from just being very slow. 25 minutes to make the crossin

and the san lorenzo library stand for divers diversity, inclusion and celebration of all communitieshe library will host momtly pride events through next june to celebrate alameda county's lgbtq+ community. >> inclusivity in its greatest form. not only can we celebrate you during your month, but every month is pride month. >> every month is pride month. it should be. we want that kind of inclusion and that kind of welcoming all of the time. >> reporter: on wednesday they decorated puzzle pieces that will make up this heart for everyone in the library to see. >> that's a wonderful thing, to see there are people who care. >> reporter: after a display of hate, a reminder of the power of kindness. >> being kind to people, it means so much. it means the world to everybody, just be hind. it's so easy. >> reporter: in san lorenzo, max darrow, kpix 5. >> taking that dark day and shedding light on that, just making it more of an educational piece. that's so important what the library did. you heard the little girl there. >> be kind it's so easy. >> it's simple. >>> it is 5:41. we've just lear

that is unlike the match on centre court were at rafael natal is playing lorenzo sonego, nadal cruisinggo 6—1 the first set, 6-2 the his feet. sonego 6—1 the first set, 6—2 the second. we are out of time here this saturday night, from me and the team, good night. hello. it's been another day of sunny spells and big shower clouds delivering some drenching downpours through the evening. some rain to clear from the southeast of england, we'll see further showers overnight around some western coastal fringes, most especially for northern ireland, parts of north west, england, northern and western parts of scotland, where the breeze will be strengthening. a little temperatures overnight between nine and 12 degrees. tomorrow is another sunshine and showers day, but there shouldn't be quite as many showers as we've seen over the last couple of days. quite a few drifting across scotland, where it will be breezy. some quite heavy showers for central and eastern parts of england, perhaps with the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder. but by the afternoon, northern ireland shouldn't h

i could not walk down the street with my male partner in san lorenzo without fear of violence. ama: the alameda county sheriff's office continues to investigate the incident involving the proud boys. dan: a brush fire that broke out a few miles from sonoma raceway has been contained. the fire was first reported about 5:15 this evening near lakeville. it burned about 50 acres and kicked up enough smoke that it could be seen for miles away. it took a little bit more than an hour for firefighters to snuff out the hotspots. ama: the oak fire is 36% contain. let's get to abc7news meteorologist sandhya patel with more on how it's continuing to impact her air quality. sandia: we started seeing some signs of smoke from the oak fire. you can see it here from our tower camera. the marine layer down below. right up above is where we have been seeing the smoke just hovering in the upper parts of the atmosphere which is why the air-quality advisory has been expended tomorrow. smoke will remain aloft due to the oak fire down below. good air quality is expected. it's good except around ukiah.

i could not walk down the street with my male partner in san lorenzo without fear of violence.e alameda county sheriff's office continues to investigate the incident involving the proud boys. dan: a brush noay has been contained. the fire was first reported about 5:15 this evening near lakeville. it burned about 50 acres and kicked up enough smoke that it could be seen for miles away. it took a little bit more than an hour for firefighters to snuff out the hotspots. ama: the oak fire is 36% contain. let's get to abc7news meteorologist sandhya patel with more on how it's continuing to impact her air quality. sandia: we started seeing some signs of smoke from the oak fire. you can see it here from our tower camera. the marine layer down below. right up above is where we have been seeing the smoke just hovering in the upper parts of the atmosphere which is why the air-quality advisory has been expended tomorrow. smoke will remain aloft due to the oak fire down below. good air quality is expected. it's good except around ukiah. conditions near yosemite, it's good to moderate right

and then from san lorenzo south the san mateo bridge trying to get on the dumbarton bridge. seem thing stalling out really slowly. my recommendation still take it to to 38. make your way from hayward union city that over to the department. that's the way you're choosing to go. starting to see at least some improvement on the bay bridge. your commute time is now down to 24 minutes as opposed to 30 minutes to get you cross it. you just that having to pick up all that extra traffic that has not been able to make its way across the san mateo bridge and the u.s. the increase back up in an hour where we don't usually see one at all. richmond center fell still a little bit backed up yourself, but a big improvement for you to it. 14 minutes now and the golden gate, the drive time. there's not been affected by any of our accidents elsewhere. you've just been looking at the fog consistently and still are, as you make your crossing. speaking of that fog, you can see it from sutro tower looking down at the golden gate, the bridge down there somewhere in the midst of that very dense fog

lorenzo codogno is a former senior official at the italian treasury and now runs an economics consultancyforjoining me today. mario draghi has gone from super mario hero status to villain. does he deserve this recasting of this role in the demise of the italian economy? i wouldn't sa a the italian economy? i wouldn't say a villain- — the italian economy? i wouldn't say a villain. i _ the italian economy? i wouldn't say a villain. i think _ the italian economy? i wouldn't say a villain. i think he - the italian economy? i wouldn't say a villain. i think he has - say a villain. i think he has done a very decentjob in delivering both on reforms and investments since he took office in january last year. investments since he took office injanuary last year. i think he did a good job, but clearly, as we approach the electoral deadline which was supposed to be in the spring of next year, his ability and the ability of the covenant to deliver on reforms is vanishing. and the political interest of the parties starts to prevail which is exactly what we have seen over the past be days. is what we ha

centre court, found that i will get going just as we speak against lorenzo sonego, nadal serving firstth, back to ben in the bbc sport centre. from south london to south africa, where wales were beaten with the last kick of an extraordinary first summer international in pretoria, denying them a first win over the springboks in their homeland. 32—29 it finished. earlier, england coach eddiejones described their 30—28 defeat to australia as painful, whilst ireland were soundly beaten by by new zealand. patrick gearey rounds up the action. nearly n early a50 0 nearly a500 feet above sea level, up against a team on top of the world, wales could be forgiven a little vertigo. in pretoria, the air is thinner and oxygen is scarcer but gas is no problem for lewis rees—zammit and. flew around south africa, the world champions. twice in the first half, the winger took flight, while leading by 15 at the break. so, south africa return to what they are good at, master bulldozers. they smashed themselves back into this. they crept ahead with wales down to 12 men are. somehow, this wasn't over, though

. >> lorenzo, if this economic situation evolves and we see eur eurozone slip in decline in the third quarter, they will hike interest rates has the ecb missed the window to raise rates? >> i would not think so. the ecb is doing the right things for right reasons having said that, the inflation is moving higher and the ecb would have no choice in europe, keep in mind, it is supply side. the ecb can do nothing to really reduce the cost of energy, but the ecb has a duty to prevent a sharp increase in wages and sharp increase in price expectations they have to do something. probably they won't increase rates as fast and substantial as the fed. they still have to increase rates at some point. you know, july has been announced and september we will see another higher increase in rates. then, i think, by the end of the year, there will be a post or there would be a reconsideration about the situation and see whether the economy is strong enough to withstand another increase in rates. >> we will leave the conversation there lorenzo of lc macro indiviindividuals advisers. >>> and china's liu

earlier i spoke with lorenzo labrador with the world media logical organization and asked him about the role that climate change place in these extreme conditions up. well, what we know is that evidence suggests that the severity frequency and duration of heat waves a success her bated by climate change. so we tend to see heat waves happening more often being longer in duration and having a more extreme temperatures. and they used to before the 195960. so it probably ease than your normal? yes. okay. you know there might be some people out there who say listen, i have air conditioning. i can just stay inside for a couple of days. maybe this, this doesn't really affect me as, as much as, as others who are exposed to the heat, but we understand extreme heat also affects the air quality and eventually public health more broadly. walk us through why that is okay. yeah, we have already a very good president, which is during the 2003 heat wave that affected most of western europe. they were 70000 x's death relate just the heat alone. on top of that, you have like the high pressure conditions

san lorenzo last month, five proud boys stormed a drag story event at library. events around the country targeted after mentioned in twitter posts by popular right wing account. >>> coronavirus now, federal funding support for local governments has dried up. now bay area counties have to modify how they respond to surges in variants. last federally funded bill was 2021 american rescue plan act, went to fund testing and vaccination clinics. with fourth of july weekend, covid is something to watch out for. california's positivity rate close to 15%, up more than 2%. >>> you need to avoid the water. san mateo county health officials posted warnings about potentially deadly toxic algae in the creek and lagoon. for half a mile upstream from the park. >>> tonight, something fishy going on in san francisco's sunset neighborhood. >> don't look up. people say it's been raining anchovies. residents taking to social media to report tiny silver fish falling from the sky. >> they're experiencing mass die-off event from lack of oxygen in the lagoon and birds arein san franci u

i could not walk down the street with my male partner in san lorenzo without fear of violence. kumasi: the alameda county sheriff's office continues to investigate the incident involving the proud boys. reggie: uber and taxi are forming a partnership in the city. taxi fares will be the same as uber x rides, which means the drivers will be able to take advantage of search pricing. riders can also see fares in advance so they can turn down a trip. kumasi: the ultimate treehouse is up for sale in pismo beach for $3.8 million, but you'll have to be a nature lover to live here. look at the pictures. it includes this really big tree that is growing through the middle of the property. that tree. there is no tree in the kitchen. if you are wondering what it is like to live there, go to the internet. the listing went viral. some wondered what would happen to the house if the tree died. the person who used to live there also chimed in. he said that he loved the treehouse until the box, insects, and rodents started to come through the tree. he said the house was perfect for hosting themed

lorenzo mclucas. he has been busted, ready, 129 times for shoplifting here in the big apple. wednesday at a target on the upper east side. he stole $80 of birth of lotions and vaseline. that is enough for seven jeffrey toobin zoom meetings. when he was arrested computer stretch for six additional facts. lorenzo was let go, thanks to new york city's black's veil laws come after us 122nd arrest. >> me stealing it? >> yeah, pretty much. >> come on. why can you tell me? what do you steal? tell me what you steal. what is that? what is that, though? >> oh, okay, all right. take care. >> jesse: 21 felonies and 108 misdemeanors under his belt. and he is being harassed. [laughs] this guy is so bad that even far left manhattan d.a. alvin bragg wanted to keep him in jail before he was let go in june. when a soros-funded d.a. once you behind bars, that means you really, really deserve it. turned as leawood is the founder of the guardian angels citizens protection organization. so michelle is no longer the champion, a new champ in town, you've got to respect the hustle, curtis. >> oh, the

weeks after five members of the proud boys stormed a drag queen story hour event at a library in san lorenzo>>> still to come, a driverless meltdown. the issue that had as many as 20 cruise cars blocking traffic on a busy street in san francisco. >>> are you hosting a barbecue for the fourth of july weekend? be prepared to pay more. the hike in costs and some staple holiday items. >>> a rare giveaway in southern california that had cars lining up around the block. >>> we've also got a cloudy forecast for the fourth of july. probably. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 years for about the same price you could pay other providers for one unlimited 5g line. it's all part of a new xfinity 3 for 1 bundle. switch today! . >>> from gas to the food you put on the table, seems like the cost of everythi

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lorenzo mÉndez grabÓ un vÍdeo interpretando una canciÓn. este movimiento de ella y anuel aa. que se ponga el pelo azul no me parece nada mal. si me pinto el pelo azul quiere decir que estoy imitando a karol g. cuÁl es el problema? >> es un look. es un icono ya. carlos: vamos con el experto en cabello. jomari, quÉ opinas del cambio de look y la insinuaciÓn? jomari: no hay ninguna insinuaciÓn. estÁ claro que ella es viral por eso. la es casi causada por el movimiento de las redes sociales. quÉ me demuestra mÍ poniÉndose una peluca azul? que ya tiene claro cÓmo funciona el negocio. ella quiere seguir siendo viral. eso es lo que le ha generado dinero. la gente habla, la gente especula. la gente especula. se me pego su pÉrdida, la peluca me estÁ apretando mÍ y no haya, pero yo—— a ella, pero yo creo que me ha demostrado que ya sabe lo que es el negocio. carlos: y yo creo que la pobre karol g le debe dar un dolor de estÓmago cada vez que escuchaste noticias. nos vamos. le deseamos suerte. al volver, le contamos lo que josÉ manuel figueroa tiene q

so any lorenzo, all for those that lined on had been rupees for that, was that by this? no, the feeling for this the 1900 does black mug. but at an anti government protest camp, one man is cultivating a different solution. not through buying and selling, but growing his own food and, and sharing it with others. free of charge. yeah, i'm have really happy really, really, really happy people look. i mean i have really heavy. i google, they were thing here. 3. i'm not charged like many sri luncheons. theodore raj, a puck so blames the countries former leaders for the current crisis. he believes that his work at the protest camp is a positive influence. are not going who these people are kicked out after. i am not going. i am here because i did to look and people need disorder. they're saying you really suck and hope to make the less way and come in here. my knowledge or you want to go to people. it's knowledge that many people in sri lanka may need to feed themselves and their families in a crisis that's just been growing and growing. and now we turned to some other news be

president and the successor shoulder in so remain tense because of the anti corruption campaign. led by lorenzo much of the campaign, targeted members of the dissenters family and their associates centers received many international award. please commitment to enter colonialism and promotion of peace negotiations. he was praised for developing and gold as coil which economy and attracting significant foreign investment. but some accused him of being a dictator and creating one of the most corrupt governments in africa. the former president began his political career as a member and fighter of the anti colonial movement, the popular movement for the liberation of in go low m p l a. after and goal is independence. from portugal in 1975, the santas became a goal as 1st prime minister. he became president after the death of president augustine, jo nato, in 1979. he tried to improve relations with the way, including the united states, which did not recognize the emperor lay lead government. in the early 19 ninety's, he abandoned marks as leninism, and ordered the what's called of cuban troops who ha

elsewhere, rafael nadal booked his place in the second week of the tournament beating italy's lorenzo the women's draw, world number one iga swiatek saw her 37—match winning streak come to a close. france's alize cornet beat her 6—4, 6—2. the 32—year—old says she is like a good wine that has aged well. for the first time ever, sunday will see scheduled to play at wimbledon. a centre court marks its centenary. history is always being made around here. tim allman, bbc news. for more on wimbledon go to the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. hello, there. part two of the weekend is looking fairly unsettled as well. we'll have more showers around, some of them could turn out to be quite heavy in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder. the winds light in the south, quite breezy across northern areas, and it's because we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, high pressure towards the south and a couple of weak weather fronts crossing the country. these will enhance the shower activity. now, one such front will be lying across central parts of the uk through

champion here, petra kvitova take on spain's paula badosa before rafael nadal�*s at it again against lorenzondum last september in which two thirds of voters backed the change in the law, to give same—sex couples the same rights under law as married men and women. since 2007, switzerland has allowed same sex couples to register their partnerships, but, until now, some rights, including to adoption and inheritance, were restricted. jatinder dhillon reports. walking out as newlyweds and making history — finally. stefano perfetti and luca morreale are the first same—sex couple to tie the knot on friday at this register office in zurich. they were among dozens of gay and lesbian couples across switzerland who said, "i do," now that it has become legal to do so. translation: the symbolism is important _ it is a very important was that we are equal and that we are treated like everyone else. laure and aline waited 21 years to say their vows in geneva city hall, the first canton, or region, in the country to grant same—sex couples some of the rights and protections of married couples. their wedding

and for more on this extreme weather, less banging lorenzo labrador. he is a scientific officer with the world meteorological organization. he joins us from geneva. welcome to the program and thank you so much. are for your expertise this morning. to what extent does or excuse me, forecasters are predicting britain could see 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time is extreme heat, the new normal even that far north up. well, what we know is that evidence suggests that the severity frequency under ration of heat waves a successor bated by climate change. so we tend to see heat waves happening more often being longer in duration and having more extreme temperatures and the use to before the 195960. so it probably is the new normal. yes. okay. you know, there might be some people out there who say, listen, i have air conditioning, i can just stay inside for a couple of days. maybe this, this doesn't really affect me as, as much as, as others who are exposed to the heat. but we understand extreme heat also affects air quality and eventually public health more

the same lorenzo library, starting a new monthly series called every month is pride month.une incident when members of a right wing group disrupted the drag queens story yelling, homophobic and transphobic slurs during the event, the library says this new campaign is meant to affirm alameda county support. for the lgbtq, plus community. all events for every month is pride month will be open to the public and will commemorate lgbtq, plus residents and their contributions to the county. i think this is important for our community just to celebrate diversity and inclusion. to celebrate. what makes us special. to celebrate. the l g b t q plus community. every month. the library's monthly series will run for one full year. some great news, one of the last roller skating rinks in the bay area will not be closing this weekend. after all, a long line of people waiting to get into golden skate in san ramon last night after fans had heard that it would be the last wednesday night. adults only skate before the rink closed for good. look at the packed crowds inside business had been on

these they also valinda i entered when did yes, may be doin sunday lorenzo. all 4900 rupees for no one said by says no the sailing for this. the 1900 now black mug. but at an anti government protest camp, one man is cultivating a different solution. not through buying and selling, but growing his own food and, and sharing it with others. free of charge. yeah, i'm have really happy then really, really happy people look, i'm when i'm have really happy i get to it was in here 3. i'm not charged. like many reluctance, theodore roger puck so blames the countries former leaders for the current crisis. he believes that his work at the protest camp is a positive influence. are not going who these people are kicked out after. i am not going, i am here. because shall did to look and people need disorder. dash i, am you really suffering hope to make this this land come in here? my knowledge i own of you to put it's knowledge that many people in sri lanka may need to feed themselves and their families in a crisis that's just been growing and growing. it's catch up on som

well, the same lorenzo library is starting a new monthly series called every month is pride month. this new series is in response to an incident that happened back in june. where members of the right wing group proud boys disrupted the drag queen story hour by yelling homophobic and transform it slurs during the event, the library says. this new campaign has meant to affirm alameda county support for the lgbtq plus community. all events for every month. this pride month will be open to the public. and we'll commemorate l g b t q. plus residents and their contributions to the county. i think this is important for our community just to celebrate diversity and inclusion. to celebrate. what makes us special. to celebrate. the l g b t q plus community. every month. pride month occurs every june. it honors the history of the lgbtq plus community and its fight for fundamental rights, while also celebrating the community is rich and diverse culture. the library's monthly series will run for one year. alright coming up day one of the san francisco 40 niners training camp. our cameras were o

held an open house from their san lorenzo location as part of the anniversary. the center provides care services tore seniors across the east bay with a focus on caring for them at their own home rather than a nursing facility. they say they've worked with 5,000 seniors and families over the last four decades. >>> the most popular first names in san francisco has been revealed. >> according to analysis for the names of registered voters, michael is the most common in san francisco followed by david and john. i don't know where raj ranks in there. jennifer is the most popular women's name followed by elizabeth, maria and look at number six young jessica. >> jessica. all right. >>> up next, a starship explosion at a spacex facility in texas we're going to show you. what went wrong and we want to tell you what we know about it. >>> a look inside 30 rock. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories new details from the uvalde, texas, shooting when security video from inside the school will be shown. what families of there's a reason comcast busine

. >> so this is lorenzo and this is jethro.is friendship developed. >> jethro was here with his horse that passed away. >> reporter: the pony died and jethro went into mourning. >> he did go into mourning, yes. this poor guy was suffering because he was so sad. lorn lorenzo came and they bonded themselves, they found each other. an odd couple. >> reporter: an even odder couple, the steer and the alpaca. >> there's your buddy. he's coming out too. wherever one goes, the other goes. >> reporter: they make an adorable pair today. but two years ago, yogi's longhorns ripped a hole in cooper's side by accident. >> when i tried to take cooper to the hospital, yogi was definitely freaking out. >> you told me he cried. >> he cried, he went "moo!" it broke my heart. where is my friend, where did you take him? >> are they really missing them? are you attributing human emotions to animals? you're making it up? >> i absolutely think they miss each other. >> but was it grieving? >> i think he was grieving, sure. people say they don't have em

elsewhere, rafael nadal booked his place in the second week of the tournament beating italy's lorenzo's draw, world number one iga swiatek saw her 37—match winning streak come to a close. france's alize cornet beat her 6—4, 6—2. the 32—year—old says she is like a good wine that has aged well. for the first time ever, sunday will see scheduled to play at wimbledon. a centre court marks its centenary. history is always being made around here. tim allman, bbc news. before we go, let's bring you an update on the conflict in ukraine. it's being reported by the reuters news agency that at least three people have been killed as a result of blasts in the russian town of belgorod, which is about 35km, 20 miles, from the border with ukraine. that's according to the local governor of the belgorod region. he said in a post on the telegram messaging app that the blasts had partially destroyed 11 apartment buildings and at least 39 private residential buildings and that the reasons for the incident are being investigated. we'll bring you more on that story as soon as we have it. you can keep up—to—

champion here, petra kvitova take on spain's paula badosa before rafael nadal�*s at it again against lorenzorance with the sinking of a boat in the channel. people died in the incident last november. both were iraqi kurds. they said it was the biggest single loss of life in the channels in 2014. here is our corresponded in paris. well, i mean, everyone can remember november last year, this terrible tragic incident when a boat went down in the night halfway between the two countries, and although there has been lots of loss of life before, never in these crossings, never on this scale, so it was a moment of crisis, of course, a moment of great sadness, and it provoked the french authorities, of course, to get cracking on the hundreds of networks — one of many networks, but the network that was involved in providing this particular group of migrants with the boat. and that seems to have borne fruit now because there are these charges. and it's interesting that even though most of the people on the boat were iraqi kurds, as you say, this appears to be an afghan network. i mean, one assumes that

not disclosed, the minister of defense oleksiy greznikov thanked the minister of defense of italy lorenzo - guerina for his help on twitter, he wrote when we are alone we cannot be defeated and also noted that the people of ukraine will always remember the unwavering support of italy, russia , the state of terrorists, today they are rallying under this slogan in finland, several thousand protesters gathered in helsinki, among them both ukrainians and local participants of the action honored those killed by russia, oleniv colonies of the heroes of the defenders of mariupol, in addition, they called on the world community to completely stop trade with russia and terrorism, the kremlin noted that similar rallies in support of the defenders of azov are currently taking place in dozens of eu countries, in particular in sweden, analyzed the political and military situation in prykarpattia, deputies of european solidarity of various levels discussed the state of affairs on the ground , people's deputies took part in the meeting and said even in times of war, it is important to maintain communica

champion here, petra kvitova take on spain's paula badosa before rafael nadal�*s at it again against lorenzo borscht to its list of endangered traditions, describing the beetroot—based soup as part of the fabric of ukrainian society and heritage. the decision was fast—tracked following the russian invasion of the country. danny aeberhard reports. the real battle is being fought with bombs and bullets, but there is also a minor skirmish over borscht. 0n there is also a minor skirmish over borscht. on twitter ukraine's minister of culture declared victory on what he called the borscht war. his enemies were echoed by this diner at a restaurant in kyiv. translation: we have always —— they have always been saying borscht is a national dish, which is why i think that recognition made in france is our victory. this richly coloured beetroot based soup normally topped with sour cream has prompted some terse exchanges between ukraine and russia. it is central to the cuisines of both nations, but has become embroiled in a wider struggle for identity. one famous ukrainian chef told the bbc it was to ukr

for rafa nadal in the men's draw, he's through to the fourth round after a straight sets win over lorenzo, dropped just seven games over the course of the three sets on centre court. india are very much in control of the rearranged fifth test against hosts england at edgbaston. this extraordinary, record—breaking overfrom stuart broad helped india to a16 all out. it's the most expensive over in the history of test cricket, going for 3. jasprit bumrah, the india captain, teed off and combined with a wide and a no ball, accelerated india past the 400 mark. everybody in birmingham bemused, not least broad who's also been hit for 36 in a single over in t20 cricket. here's the full over. all eight balls of it. 0ne we'll not forget in a hurry, however hard broad may want us to. it's fair to say it's been a miserable day for the hosts. with the bat england lost a couple of early wickets, they then lost a couple of late wickets too including joe root for 31. england were 84 for 5 at close of play and trail by 332. cristiano ronaldo has asked to leave manchester united if the club receive an appro

to what extent is this lorenzo my business? politicize him, to what extent is it simply greedy financial criminals? i think it's a, it's both connected to each other. one cannot escape the other. while the likes of alexander cork in will probably spend most of their lives in jail. let him have the hot nuke and some of his associates are still in the one. moscow is seeking their arrests through interval or i, it's who is winning the war of the narratives. the use policy chief says he's pretty sure the west is losing the next cross talk debates. why bout sentiments significant? ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the u. s. foreign policy had joseph burrell laments the west has failed to win the battle of narratives when it comes to ukraine. well, that's not the only battle of narratives. the west is losing. the entire neo liberal project is being called into question. it's legitimacy, quickly eroding. ah, cross sucking crisis of legitimacy. i'm joined by my guess, arthu

to tennis, and lorenzo musetti needed six match points on sunday to upset top seeded carlos alcaraz intour—level title in two hours and 47 minutes. alcaraz chasing his fifth title this year alone after wins in madrid, barcelona, miami and rio. he fought back from 5—3 down in the second set, saving five match points to take the contest intoa third. but musetti didn't fold — finally took his chance at the sixth time of asking. meanwhile, roland garros runner—up casper ruud made it back to back 0pen titles after beating italy's matteo berrettini. the world number five had to do it the hard way, though, after losing the first set to last yea r�*s wimbledon finalist. but ruud dug deep at the swiss open to take a tie—break in the second set, and the decider far more comfortable — the norwegian coming through 6—2. his ninth career title, the third of the year, following his successes on clay. the final and decisive men's one day cricket international between england and south africa was a wash—out in leeds. south africa, only halfway through their innings on 159—2 at headingley, when persiste

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and saint lorenzo library says it won't be intimidated. the library begins a new monthly event in response to an act of intolerance. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to cook. good morning. i'm dave clark gets wednesday. july 27th . pam you're in the middle of the week. yes, we are. paulson is too. he's right here with your forecast. right where? right here where i am right here. yes, for once. we do have a pattern that is not changing. i mean, it is about as stuck as can be, although some change towards the tropical moisture moving north, where we had a little hint of that yesterday. but honestly, first verse, second verse. what you see is what you get. there's just not much change here. morning low clouds. breezy, sunny bayside inland. sixties seventies and eighties. let's go back to the anchors now. all right. thank you. steve napa county is reporting its first presumed case of the monkey pox virus, health officials say someone who lives in the county preliminar

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and fidel castro and federico feleni called her soviet sophie lorenzo. so she passed away at the age of 51 , did she voluntarily? the superstar's dwelling was called a mixed feeling of a prestigious stalinist house, and inserted very simply had patrons. at the very top, she was familiar with the leadership of the country. a notebook with records of a dead star, maybe one of them will become, of course. what happened. i do not know what do, my life hangs in the balance. this case was just beginning, unearthed by detectives. true, it turned out to be too scandalous. they examined the apartment and found a half-blurred piece of a note under the trash can; they managed to make out only a few words. once together and the whole phrase that this is part of a dying message. yes, and who wrote this text and hand. it was found out in recent years that she helped with the housework with the lord, a certain anna poroshenko is a lonely woman. lived next door. here is something she knows. detectives over rushed gay like suddenly there was an explosion from the window

rafi on the dollar advance into the 4th round beating 27 year-old lorenzo go to 22 time. grand slam champion addressing the audience after the match saying that this was the best match at the championship so far against the most difficult player that he has ever faced at this level. the dallas, of course, looking to advance to the quarter finals. that's going to do it for sport. >> check of your 4 zone forecast. my goodness, looking very gloomy out there at the golden gate bridge tonight in a couple of days time. this is right around when all the for a 4th of july fireworks shows are going to be popping off. we're hope. and yeah, there's a game of the ballpark tomorrow. let's see continues to show off his. >> stunning physique out there and place up debris. so what are we looking at? yeah, colleges flexen right now. he's just showing off like the beaches that way. but you can see a bay huge ions forecast. they're going to face off once again against the white sox tomorrow. first pitch, 1 o'clock for your sunday afternoon. upper 50's. a lot more sunshine later in the day.