we can state what privacy had, uh, sawing for giving, knowing that lydia so now there is another thedox church, which is de facto, giving catholic costumes to the nineteenth hunt. and this is the most basic volume of chalk - it's a round shape and a rainbow of hot soviet hour. such temples were not dismantled, they were also picked up by the soviet ones. uh, in the evening. there it was easy to fill in the storage of the album, everything was wrong, because the round shape, and it is whole and fit. significance since the end of the budovnitsky savior of the transfiguration church, it is enough to say that at the completion of the church in 1.783 , the empress kotyara herself was present on the other, and we didn’t have mulberry passages, the temple was deprived of the respect of great people along the way for a complete expulsion. iago visited pushkin, he prayed to emperor nikolai pershin, but tired of classicism. the stolen church is framed. in three colors , their leather brother-in-law brings holiness and freshness to the round facades of the bottle. i am a domed and even-sized gr

so if we don't do is they say will pay or these follow and to say 6 years of wake lydia. lydia. so that amount could be even higher. so monday, when many people are being stored it as a group, that the individual amount is lower. well, the piece target, but if you add up to 6 year olds from each individual bus driver, it's already a considerable sums here. but that, that, but i think that the will, it will not say model. and if you assume that one company has 50 vehicles and each driver has to pay 6 years when that's a lot of money, i buy something but at least the, in general transport companies are particularly vulnerable by those put him go. i know the companies that have had to cancel the entire routes because otherwise they would have had to pay $6000.00 euros per mile and see and the sink when the mainland beat us. and there are terrible consequences for not paying the rent. but as i move a little bit close, but i the, they want to be done by a, i'm feeling i then you get con, since right. it's not something everyone ends up paying out of federal, but they are you or by the

belarus at the end of the xviii e we can start to have privacy e, sawing for giving knowing that lydia e, sothodox church serving catholic costumes after the nineteenth hunt. and this is the most basic volume of chalk - it's a round shape and a maternity hospital hot soviet hour. such temples were not understood by the soviets. uh, in the evening. there it was easy to fill up the warehouse with an album of ley-pei for everything was wrong, because the round shape, and she just kissed and approached. significance for the concentration of the budovnitsky savior of the transfiguration church is great enough to say that we were not at the top of the church in 1.783 , when the empress herself was present. although the market was different and there were no ledges, the temple was deprived of the respect of the great people along the way for a complete expulsion. iago visited pushkin, he prayed emperor nicholas the first budavannaya got tired of classicism. the stolen church is framed. in three colors , their leather brother-in-law brings holiness and freshness to the round facades of the bottle. t

so let's break it down with lydia wheeler, senior reporter from bloomberg. lot lydia, can you explain specifically what was at stake in this ruling? >> first the republican or the state the united states supreme court rejected republican effort to keep state supreme courts from being able to review federal rules that are set for elections and also congressional voting maps adopted by state legislatures. and in doing so the court in a 63 decision really rejected a legal theory that republicans had advanced that many democrats and progressives really said was extreme. you mentioned the top of the segment that it's called the independent state legislature theory, and really it's this idea that the election clause of the u.s. constitution gives state legislatures the sole authority to satchels for federal elections and also draw congressional voting maps and it only congress can basically overrule them. >> how will this impact upcoming elections? >> people are really worried here that if the court had gone the other way that this would really influence the 2024

well this is abdul level by so jump on the charges less than a year for one still which is affordable for the full community in the who to lydia is the extent from and so bucks to 9 years ago the heritage foundation of bucks done had green jump another of them in the process of still making a smoking in the homes has not only improved women's live, but it is also helping to be in mind subset by environment. but yes, so the biggest impact that students had on the environment is needle use all for and i always get out. they use these. what do you yell instead of out or the theme is working to as changes in movements had. let me have you happen to be on the, the cases of suffering from asthma and i do these is due to a small cab degrees. there are many cases of children getting burned because as those that are on the ground, that those cases have also being video misuses pay will be a little bit of a 0. ok and really focused on every other house. so let's access to a clean and safe cooking stove. millions of didn't use criticism open. 5, still. it is often to have them in. you have to spend hours searching for daily cooking. wome

but her character on "handmaid's tail" -- >> seth: lydia, aunt lydia >> it's so evil. >> seth: yeah, as a person obviously, more lovely but i bumped into her on the street and we have this big love fest and we're catching up because we don't get to see each other too much and this woman comes up to us. she goes, "oh my god i love you so much." and i turned around and i said "thank you." she goes, "not you." [ laughter ] and i laughed to myself. i was like, "me, too me, too. i love her more than me, too." [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's why i never stand with another famous person in public. i can't take that risk >> that's why you always run away from me [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, when i see you on the street, i'm like, "i don't wanna risk it. [ light laughter ] a lot of meloni fans out on these streets. [ cheers and applause now, i know -- i feel like these are "law & order" fans but i was a fan of your early commercial work. [ laughter ] so you did -- this is your early days >> yeah. this is -- this is what got me out of the bars and not from drinking but from being a bou

lies in making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine. lydia has regions and so many others. we go to them, we make the effort. we care strict. friday night, february 3rd. um my husband and i were in our living room. just normal friday night watching tv, watching netflix and everything. and almost 9 o'clock, our house rumbled in. sure i knew instantly that the train drilled on february 3rd, 2023 a freight train carrying hazardous materials the relatively small town of east palestine, ohio after a wheel bearing overheated and caught on fire. the gates of hell were open because you're just standing there in this wall of fire. i mean it's going up. i don't know, 2 stories, 3 stories up and it just fires all the way around. the skies lit up. it's just nothing you ever seen before. the woman has prompted questions about real safety in the us. this disaster could have been prevented for years, railroad workers have worn, the changes in the industry were compromising safety. it was a disaster waiting to happen, and it happened. phone lines investigates to us real indust

so trump of charges less than a year for one of which is affordable for the full community in the who to lydia is extend prophecies. and so bucks to 9 years ago, the heritage foundation of bucks on had green jump. another of them and the cross of still making a smoking in the homes has not only improved women's live, but it is also helping be in mind subset by environment. but yes, one of the biggest impact that students had on the environment is needle use all for right. or they use these. what do you yell instead of out or the theme is looking to as changes in movements had, let me have you happen to be on the, the cases of suffering from asthma and i do, these is due to a small cab degrees. there are many cases of children getting burned because as those that are on the ground, that those cases have also being video misuses pay will be a little bit of a 0. ok and really focused on every other house. so let's access to a clean and safe cooking stove. millions of didn't use criticism open 5 still. and it is often the villain who have to spend hours searching for daily cooking. women who have

making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine. lydia young man has regions and so many others. we go to them, we make the effort, we care straight the of the, the new smarter past monday, the 4th on how do they across the financing stuff and allows have given funding and misgivings and the funding of tech awful been the, the you said danica if you have the now we'll see see, need from, you know, not who see who foam i was a was said i girl, like the stop buying was only 10 times about the the of the me the how ya doing? the, i'm done. my nice talk to me funny cool. i made attribute to me monetize on known as kate in news in jumps account for happy to win a bit. took a news from glen pain on those days over to south carolina noon. but something i can pull. yeah. you know the team up on the team, the team thing for got this idea. me how my for me to convince me how more a my new concept, the move to the move up. and of course i found you got some yes, this month. i mean, how my luck the same. ok. the of the, the not of course of course and also i don't think my go so

acres of land that follows claims that british soldiers had killed a local woman 10 years lydia and inquire were you so to take place in august to a local correspondence fence is best for you. you've done investigation on the phone or british, i mean sending is units instead of on the phone, are you concerned with the local or the phone activities conducted by the i mean as a leader for sure. i am supporting the investigating committee to find out more about what has been happening and went unnoticed with the bad tax take 2021. when fire started at their camp and many people developed health complications for when agnes 10 was killed by the british army. and even after media visited this area and the case was filed, the family members are still seeking for justice, but we cannot be equal with u. k. in any way, we cannot even become close to them. fundable notes on the foliage and investigations committee will upon man. so on the i just said the of the a do it into for the visibility of a stick one the i'm open bed local community i do in the u. k. m. c. since one year as deaf family members in the comm

lydia hu, thank you so much for that story appreciate it.ou got it. >> well, crypto markets are actually trading today. bitcoin crossing the 26,000 level on bullishness of a blackrock bitcoin etf. let's take a look at some other big headlines impacting your investments today. warren buffett is bullish on japan. berkshire hathaway just revealed its national indemnity unit raised passive stakes in five japanese trading companies to more than 8.5% each. the trading house investments are long term, but berkshire could boost its stake up to a maximum of 9.9% in any of these five companies. purchases beyond that percentage would require the board's approval. intel will spend more than 30 billion euros to develop not one but two chip making plants in germany. the tech giant has been actively investing in european expansion following plans unveiled friday for a chip plant in poland. germanys chancellor says it's the biggest foreign investment the country has ever made. u.s. regulators are investing nearly 40,000 hyundai ionic five ev's for reportedl

lydia hu, thank you so much. actor williams has died.lled while riding his motorcycle in vermont yesterday afternoon. he collided with an on coming car. he has been on 120 productions. he had a recurring role on blue bloods. he was 71 years old. >> bill: what a loss that is. pat sajak announcing his retirement from the wheel of fortune is today's celebrity news. next season will be his last after more than 40 years on the show. >> dana: amazing. >> bill: has it been that long? who takes his place? no decision yet. some of the fans want vanna white to spin the wheel. right? >> dana: maybe so. what an incredible career and he has entertained us for decades and appreciate it. thank you for your service. it really was amazing. i loved watching that show. i still love it. i don't think i've gotten any better at it, though. >> bill: with time. maybe pat can come on our show. >> dana: before we go let me show you a little something here. you remember i went to rwanda and visited a school there. the forum for african women educationalists. the s

lydia who? thank you so much joining us now for this conversation, former home depot ceo mr bob.your warning, folks that this is an epidemic, sir. explain. yeah lawrence. it's great to be with you and many of the facts that lydia shared already are spot on the $100 billion that you reference. the national retail federation also had identified that 26% of that is the result of organized crime. now when i was, you know, fortunate enough to be working at home depot. we had shrink and shrink was more of broken items. you know, light bulbs that might get crushed. something fell off a shelf. something broke here or there. we received it broken, so it was legitimate shrink. today shrink is applied word for theft and robbery. so what's really changed significantly from the two thousands? two? here we are in 2026. well number one. a lot of the retail associates are scared to go to work we saw just here in atlanta, where two employees were fired because they tried to discourage two or three individuals from stealing $7000 worth of merchandise walk in. grab and dash. uh so number s number o

thanks so much is, lydia. kt mcfarland with us. 9. okay, what should we do about it? >> okay, so so this is the pattern, they cothis with the spy balloons, with the police stations on american, you know, in american cities. first they say, well, it really isn't there, it's a lie are. then the next thing, oh, it's all donald trump's fault. it happened during the trump administration. the next day, well, it doesn't matter anyway, they're not gatt gathering any intelligence, not anything to see here, move along. that's what they're doing. but what's upsetting is that is anybody connecting the dots? is think about going to wake up? i mean, militarily what is china doing? big, huge military buildup. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff last week gave a speech, said is, well, china is now a rich country, of course it's going to build up a big military without any sense of what a's the american plan in response to this. no response. the chinese have controlled both sides of the panama canal now, the chinese have the the spy stuff. the

so it seems like room for optimism maybe with them. a. stuart: got it. all right, lydiaas reportedly using elon musk's starlink service for internet access. ashley, come back if in again, please, and tell me what is musk saying about this? ashley: well, musk responded to a tweet by the web site snotes.com that asked whether the missing titanic submersible was relying on musk's spacex to communicate. oceangate expeditions says it does use starlink in the ocean. musk responded suggesting the connection was a good sci-op. by the way, no evidence currently suggesting that starlink plaided any role in the vessel's disappearance. defenders of musk are quick to point out that starlink could not possibly be used to communicate with the sub because of the depth involves, it does not work underwater. stuart: starlink is keeping the ukrainians going, by the way, and doing a great job of it. ashley: yes, you're right. stuart: ashley, thank you. it's that time, we get a sense of the market. that looks to me like a pretty even split. half up, half down, a tine know -- tiny loss for th

and be prepared to not screw up. free so exactly to dance to dance i'm the granddaughter of lydia ruslan'scart fell out. i was picked up, chuvashia andrey malakhov's evening show tomorrow 18:00. she died a movie on the weekends, yes seryozha and suddenly i realized that this is not a photograph. this is a live person tomorrow at 21:00 on the channel, russia i received an official letter this morning about your enrollment in the best private school in switzerland. this is a girls' gymnasium in an old castle , get ready. this is a great success for you and for all of us the second concerns dasha andrey but i think it would be better if andrey himself tells about it. yes, i wanted to say that i even made an offer and i am happy to report that dasha agreed. and it's not up for discussion. good good. i'll go wherever you say. now please leave. i don't want to leave you. after all, it's only for a few days. your arrived called and said he wanted to meet. well, if not, then no, he will understand in the central there goes a minibus dasha how about a walk? oh, antonina, you know, i don't feel very

. >> and so due to the water damage, the red tag meant that 160 residents had to evacuate until it is deemed safe. lydia is part of that group, and it could be days until she can come back. >> when i went there, it felt like a movie. and so we had to get our stuff, and i am trying to be humble. >> and the chief said that the building will be downgraded to yellow tag status, but 10 of the units could take weeks to fix that were damaged by the water. >> if we can get 20 or 30 of the units back, and do the math, and four people per unit roughly, and we can get a lot of people back to their homes. >> reporter: alameda fire says the cause is unknown, and displaced residents were given hotel vouchers and nobody was hurt in the fire, and a silver lining for the residents who say it could be worse. >> i am happy that nobody got hurt. that is the best part. >> in san leandro, pete. >>> the goal is to help people move into more permanent house, and they have the largest department in los angeles county, and they have places set aside for more trailers on the shoreline. the city expects to serve about 180 people p

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so far nothing. >> i've one upped lydia and reservations are set and dad, can't wait to see you.d my physician of knowledge on this subject. i'm not a mom either. jamie very much an adult child of theirs now. neil: mom or dad is your favorite? >> no comment. what they want is time, which is invaluable. neil: absolutely. >> you can't get that in junior survey of money spent -- your survey of money spent and going for doctor's day. neil: make it clear while we're there, lydia, you have to wrap it up. >> how early my report is monday morning if i'm waking up with "mornings with maria," we have to wrap it up but i'll give fox the full night. neil: lydia, popular moms lemore we do all the work and husbands think it's a big deal with the day set aside for them and don't do much. by comparison, is that wrap fair that father's just on the as involved in >> no, i don't think that's fair at all. i mean -- neil: you haven't gotten your husband a gift. >> we're working on that and i'll write the ship. i have like 48 hours so far. don't count me out yet. neil: you have two little ones? >> yea

lydia. we spoke with political science professor, am i to do an up? so no also says that the reopening of the iranian embassy in saudi arabia shows the state of the, of us policy in the region. and this is where the signal so sounds for both sides of the should need be running a mission to solve the was the main, the a with has an office which was uh, taking care of our membership info. i see today they are now fast uh, open the embassy office should be main the, the amount of times under the service are very angry about this. uh, probably, uh they did like this to happen. this was a big failure to american public policy in the region right now. so the idea is changing its will by policy, mainly. uh the, so the is, uh, don't want kids this side, under the umbrella of the united states. in 1972, there was some kind of agreement that to us would provide protection for. so the idea, and so the idea was sell exploit in the us dollar. now. so the idea says that this uh, let's say, agreement is finished because united states is not providing any protection to

lydia. >> this is a fascinating one. the federal reserve has hiked interest rates at this point ten times. so are surging. they recently hit 6.69% for a 30-year fixed. martha, that adds costs like hundreds of dollars a month on top of the price for a home. prices for homes are already elevated because inventory is limited. there's not a lot of homes for sale. the average price for a new home, $345,000. that's according to zillow. some home buyers are getting creative and thinking small as in a tiny house. these are homes usually under 500 square feet. this one posted for sale on etsy. you can point and click and buy this 432 square foot tiny home under $23,000. it's prefabricated. comes with everything that you need to build it. you heard it, you build it. including plumbing and the electrical work. possibly evidencing the popularity of this tiny home movement, even home depot has a product that ranges in a few thousand to $40,000. i scrolled on social media. people say this movement liberates them from the burden of a mortgage. depending where you build, if you pick a secluded place -- >> ma

in general, it is not difficult to destroy oneself and so far , lydia acted much worse than nuclear weapons, this is a nuclear war. with what consequence of the second. perhaps i could help you that we are the lucky humanity of the earth. we have the project of socialism and communism with us. everything will be fine, because my efremov's law states that if socialism and communism do not appear at a certain level, then nothing good awaits these civilizations. if we accept this thesis as true, then we are nothing good things are not expected, because communism and socialism did not take place in the human as a whole. yes, in general, most likely, you understand now to waste time on this discussion. alexey didn't say anything to me. not a word. it 's time, but that's enough. let's just say that yesterday's dogmas are poorly stretched; today they are breaking down; along the peaceful road, they also remembered. you also understand this, there is a big problem. i believe in god, but you don't. yes, it's true, that's why it's waiting for me. sorry heaven, but you are not , and i do not pretend t

able to make such a tour of the history of belarus, so stay in belarus one is better to see once than hear the word 100 times studio thank you lydia the number one flat readiness at the end, then the opening of the national festival of belarusian songs and poetry, molodechno so the anglo-saxons are up to something again the united states and great britain signed the so -called atlantic declaration document against moscow, his task is to oust russia from the nuclear energy market, in fact, the atlantic declaration is another act of economic war that the united states and its satellites are waging for global smoke in the world . not without another confusing joe constantly falling biden. suddenly, he promoted the prime minister of sumyk, calling him mr. president. maybe it's not confucius cookies at all? karl freethought scares german authorities, according to european tradition , decided to help themselves to their own democracy. this means that they will suppress and prohibit speech about the rapid growth in the popularity of the party alternative for germany, it has already bypassed the ruling social democrats and has become the

lydia tells us. d hings up around here.ople come but not so fast. this arch may look like it's li.bore llano bridge and rival experts claim that this is the bridge in the mona lisa. it's located just aew miles upstream from the broken bridge. for years, renowned historians have traced its lineage to leonardo thanks to irrefutable evidence visible to the naked eye, says renato vis co-bow a local councilman and professor. you can see the kuvture of the bridge matches the one in the building, whereas the curvature in the other bridge would have been much higher than in the mona lisa. the shape and direction of the river are also identical. he takes us to a hill top that gives us a perspective he says is similar to the one leonardo had. over there is the town where he painted it, he says. he was a guest in the castle. today his view would be obstructed by buildings. as for the other bridge, it simply lacks the evidence, he insists. an attempt to change history to create t attraction. some historians argue the backdrop wasn't even a real place but, rather, a projection of renaissance id

lidia andreevna thank you so much for coming to us today and telling us such interesting information. let me remind you. our guest was lydia deputy director for educational and methodological work of the republican center for ecology of local lore. well, our broadcast continues, do not switch. we will introduce you to the major interesting and most beautiful cities of our region. this is the fifth oldest city in belarus, which tourists leave solely in order to return here again for new experiences, we will show you the main sights and unique architectural monuments. it is a miracle that the 94-year-old church has been preserved. having gone through all the wars, the revolution. now a place is regularly held in it about a legend reminiscent of the holy spring gushing from under the mountain. and if you dig it up, then the water kamenki will probably flood everything around, and this is the little that remains of the estate of mikhail kotlubay, see the remains of a stone deck in the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. how the working days of belarusians go, the methodology is one to work to work , that is, how

so good. anne thompson, nbc news, buffalo. now, that extra time for many families could be a graduation, a wedding, perhaps a new grandchild. for john and lydia her masters degree in nursing and she hopes her father will be there when she gets that degree. >> i loan so too. what a wonderful story. so much hope in that. thank you. >>> before we go, who among us hasn't lost an nba finals mvp award? that is exactly what happened with nikola jokic after winning an nba championship in the final that clinching game five win against the miami heat. he apparently lost track of the most important keep sake that marked his legendary season. luckily the equipment manager found the trophy for him. of course i'm a denver girl so i have to give a huge congratulations to my hometown team. i'm there in spirit, guys. that will do it for us. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow. until then, i'm anna cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz about a hard picks up

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than to hear 100 times studio thank you lydia for flat readiness number one to the concept of opening the national festival of belarusian song and poetry, molodechno so anglo-saxons are up to something again the usa and great britain signed the so -called atlantic declaration a document against moscow, its task is to oust russia from the nuclear energy market, in fact , the atlantic declaration is another act of economic war that the united states and its satellites are waging for global dominance in in the world, in parallel, they talked about the possible appointment of the current british minister of defense as the new nato secretary, of course. not without another confusing joe constantly falling biden. he suddenly promoted the prime minister of the sunnak, calling him mr. president. maybe it's not confucius cookies at all? karl freethinking scares the german authorities according to the european tradition to help themselves decided by their own democracy. this means that they will suppress and prohibit speech about the rapid growth in the popularity of the party , an alternative for germany, it has already bypassed ruling social democrats and ha

so, africa is the future. whether or not we will see a shift in the geopolitical power dynamics like we have seen with the asian giants is yet to be seen. but lydiaomo from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub-saharan africa, where almost half of the population is under 15 years old. >> they can provide opportunities for a better life for everybody. because let's remember that it's in these youth that we get much of the innovation and the ideas, and they are more able to move forward in the type of digital economies that we are seeing emerging. host: but according to the un, the right education and access to family planning is crucial for this to happen. women's reproductive rights are human rights and play an essential role for healthy family planning and women's participation in the workforce. some countries went off track with policies and forced their citizens to accept the family planning of the state. for example, china's one-child policy resulted in a gender imbalance, where there are more men than women. in peru, during the 1990s, more than a quarter of a million poor indigenous women were forcibly ster

so last low tell us via new eva is so pleased with the days how the study breaks into sung as he to live as a sample for the kitchen, the, the c o. c, as well as lydia. the rhonda will use it to prepare lunch. after working outdoors, everyone is hungry. the sense of water for watering the plants was to come, paused for feeding them. that contrast was made from human excrement, all perfectly normal for fama thomas villanueva and his family. even at the dinner table, it's no to boot, given the salad and vegetables with grand, with nutrients from human ccs. on the edge of the small mexican town of tape it takes low in the state of mexico, the only n t on the phone gross fruits and vegetables. everything here is visualized exclusively with home made human. don't know. so it does go into the complete and the cycle to seek load comes from the earth is the index screen that type of process or the ceiling over here. the process of the composting says, allows us to give back to the soil we took from anything bad idea to look at the so we complete the cycle and to live. it continues the levy. they see they eat their own vegetables, but they also sell them at

lydia lou is here to talk all about it. >> great to see you both today. economists are having growing concerns about these so-called doom loop cycles. the impact is expected to be more prolonged and more profound than initially estimated. they say the problem is that people aren't returning to the office work space like they were anticipating. new york city for example, occupancy for commercial buildings is 48%. it was 98% before the pandemic. that means fewer companies are renewing leases. accommodating people who want a hybrid work schedule. leasing activity in new york fell in the second quarter of this year down 34% from the first quarter. that means less money flowing from tenants to landlords between 2019 and 2022. economists show that revenue from leases fell more than 18%. next they say low occupancy decreases the value of the building. here is where we get into the doom loop cycle. office stock in new york city fell 69 billion from last year. that will impact tax revenue. projecting into 2029 economists say losses in property value mean new york will lose 6 1/2% tax revenue. what happens next? cuts

so if they do with people they way, yes sir. they would. i mean the, i know you've got some, you know, some, you know that can you left him to get action by lydia? you know, he is, are you in there for the illegal? but are you going to assume that, okay, we're not see the fund. i mean, they are last on the yes. can you ever present that in up on my own composing deafness? and i live right here says a give us, let me go home, garage and buy, did i do what does that even mean or no? good afternoon by living i, you know, so basically that means that you're out of place and this is what makes me angry. the idea that black people don't be long, black people are part of the foundation of panama. at one point africans and their descendants out numbered to your opinions, 5 to one a. so they need to think they think, look in the middle or just seeing the beginning when i see the color is clearly so the, the 3 months old is the case by the 19th century white fear of black uprisings and a desire to establish regional support. and unity led to a campaign of presenting a non black image of panama to the world. i don't get it when i expect to get to see mom

lydia with koblikova. quite right in the bank 1,000 rubles. svetlana, you will continue to accumulate the amount in the bank, or you will immediately take the money and concede the right game to your opponent sow. i hope i know about sports. i would like to play the youngest champion in the history of the winter olympics in all sports was kim yumi from south korea at the age of 13 years. together with her team, she won the 3,000 m relay. in this sport, she was a big hit at the olympic games. name the sport. as far as i know, she then also became the olympic champion at the next olympic games. and this, of course, you will take away a short track in a bank of 2,000. no, i have one more question. i'll try. let's get three of the four olympic records in short track speed skating. in women, the representatives of this country wang meng jouyang and the relay team belong. name the country, but i think it's most likely china. that's right, in the pot of 3,000. yes , i think that yuri needs to play. the money is transferred to the account of svetlana zhurova and game yuri khashimov. which figure skater in 1976 at the age of 12 became the youngest athlete in the history of soviet sports, who took part

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reserve wants to deal with, so they have to come down a lot more to stop all those interest rate increases. but in the middle of that, you have americans trying to adjust. lydiamore on that. >> reporter: the white house claimed this week that inflation is falling, but what's actually happening? inflation is still increasing but at a slower pace. and that does not mean prices are falling especially since inflation is cumulative. consider how inflation is compounded year-over-year. take, for example, cereal. prices are up 9.3 percent over a year ago, but a year ago prices for career y'all were up 12.8% concern cereal were up 12.8%. that means cereal prices remain more than 23% higher over two years ago. there's similar math for staples like butter and margarine, up 9.2% over a year ago but up more than 29% over two years ago. and bread up 12.5% over a year ago now, up more than 21% over two years ago. but not only are prices up, our wages are not increasing to keep up with increased prices. inflation has outpaced wage growth going back to april 2021, just a few months after biden took office. economists say that is effectively a pay cut. >> most workers are, in

it is so controversial another company and others are backing away from it right now, saying it is become sort of a lightning rod issue including it would seem blackrock. lydiau is following all of that and has the latest lydia. >> reporter: neil, we're hearing from the ceo of the world's largest asset manager and he says he is quote ashamed of being a the past the esg debate. these comments were originally reported by "axios." they were made by larry fink blackrock yesterday at the aspen ideas festival. during another part of the conversation fincke tried to backtrack his remark but he said he isn't going to use the term esg anymore claiming it has been politicized what he calls the far left and the far right, quote, i don't use the word esg anymore because it is entirely weaponized. so in my last ceo letter the phrase esg was not uttered once because it is unfortunately politicized weaponized all of that, and our business was hurt. we lost $4 billion of mandates because of 90% misinformation. a representative of blackrock declined to comment but told me these comments do not mean blackrock is changing any investment strategy pointing out that blackrock wor

so we'll see how -- liz: you got sucked into that. that's happened to me too. like, i'm getting it. i'm going to be the one. no, you're not. lydiame back some fried dough from the boardwalk there. much appreciated. >> reporter: you got it. liz: when barbara corcoran warned on this very show two days ago that a bloodbath is coming in commercial real estate, it sent richter scale-level shudders through the sector the, got tons of media pick-up. what does billionaire real estate investor e jeff green, who made his fortune buying distressed assets that include commercial property, what because the he think? the always-opinion may noted jeff green joining us live next from palm beach, florida. closing bell, 26 minutes away. folks, we have decided we are going to go commercial-free after this break. we are tracking a significant friday rally here, and we are watching the s&p closely to seeif it exit exits bear territory. ♪ i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile

doing more so on their credit cards and now there's growing concern about how sustainable that is given that credit card interest rates are over 20%. neil? back to you. >> neil: thanks, lydia federal reserve came to announce that help is on the way. we're seeing improvement in inflation numbers. they took a pause today. the markets seem to be tanking for a while. the other averages say the dow did recover. on the notion that he's not done. the fed is not done. rated hikes will keep coming. the good news, the price pressures are easing. do you agree? >> listen, the -- you can't argue that the numbers are coming down. they were 9% in july of 2022 in the cpi. they committed 5.3% yesterday. the trend is lower. those are not negative numbers suggesting that inflation is coming down. they're lower positive numbers. prices are continuing to go up and people feel it in their wallet. they feel it in their pocketbook. you have the three people interviewed telling you so. so it still is a very difficult environment for the average american. whether or not jay powell will continue to raise rates, i think that today's ppi report, which was weaker as well, portends that next month's cpi

so-called woke environmental social and governance investing, esg, blackrock ceo larry fink says he's no longer using the term esg because its been weaponize weaponized and misused by both sides of the aisle. lydia new york. reporter: these comments were made yesterday at the aspen ideas festival. larry fink also said that he's " ashamed" of being a part of the esg debate. during another part of the conversation though, fink tried to backtrack his remark but said the term esg has been politicized by what he calls the far left and the far right. "i don't use the word esg any more because its been entirely weaponized" going on to say"so in my last ceo letter the phrase esg was not uttered once because its been unfortunately politicized, weaponized and all that" and yeah, our business was hurt. he lost $4 billion of mandates because of 90% misinformation. a representative of blackrock declined to comment but told me these comments do not mean blackrock is changing any investment strategy, pointing out blackrock works for its clients and invests accordingly, but the comments, david, come as republicans have slammed blackrock's bullish approach to esg, accusing the firm of prioritizing woke political

so my -- i'll always be there. if they need to really know the truth of what occurred and not only my actions but what occurred, i'm there for them. i -- me and lydiave mourned with them for 4.5 years. you know? i've seen some of these family members, and i'd love to have hugged them and said, god, i'm sorry. but you know, i know that's maybe not what they're feeling at this point. maybe now -- maybe they'll get a little understanding, but i'll be there for them. i'm be there for them. how could i think? >> what about the prosecution? what do you say to the prosecutors who brought this case? >> i'll let mark talk about that. >> we are extremely -- we are extremely pleased with the outcome today. but understand something -- this is not just a victory for scott, it's a victory for every law enforcement officer in this country who does the best they can every single day. how dare prosecutors try to second guess the actions of honorable, decent police officers. >> lydia, do you have something to say? >> you know, through this journey, i mean, scott is my life, my heart, my soul. and people could never understand how we're doing it, and it's simple -- t

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