lynn: and bailey said that he would have been stuck either way.o one expected the war in ukraine, but now you are seeing the pound at $1.20. there are so many things that will comes in the months ahead ahead of the winter. francine: and we see on who becomes prime minister, liz truss or rishi sunak. let's get the bloomberg business flash. laura: uniper is finding -- providing a glimpse into the natural gas prices. they faced a net loss of 12 billion euros for the first half of the year, including a loss of more than 6 billion euros from future gas shortages. the volatility in the market may make it impossible to offer a forecast. pilots at eurowings, a discount unit of lufthansa, are considering a possible strike action. this is after failing to agree to a deal with the airline on their jobs. the faster than expected recovery in travel has created shortages for staff at airlines and airports. it has brought about a summer of chaos for lufthansa and other airlines canceling thousands of flights. walmart shares surged the most in almost two years af

thanks to volunteers and hawaii, and lynn, the lifesaver. she frequently flies from kona to the bay area and is already on board to ship shelter dogs on her next flight. >> i'm going to do it each time, as many as we can get them off the island. >> it is a total success. it is a great success. yeah. >> reporter: we have an update. pepe and bonnie have arrived at berkeley humane and they have no names. meet pauline and kima. they will be available to join your family this saturday during our big clear the shelters event where pet adoptions will be free or nearly free. just snap this qr code to learn where and if you are headed to kona anytime soon and want to help bring home a cat or dog or two, contact berkeley humane to sign up. >>> nassau's newest telescope continues to send dazzling images back to earth. this time, the telescope trained its sights on jupiter. auroras were northern lights glow it both poles. as for that famous red spot, it is right here, because it is reflecting a lot of sunlight. that spot is famous for being so big, it i

francine: joining us now is james athey and lynn thomasson. good morning. there is a bit of dovish news from the fed because of the fed minutes and the markets now have a lot of questions about what comes next. lynn: the markets have rallied going into this and liquidity has spent, and we still have a fed that is trying to tackle inflation. francine: what is your take in terms of the news for the future. is there a resolve there that we will see markets try to move? >> what has been missing from all of this is that all of these future outcomes in terms of the fed policy are contingent on economic outcomes. it is reasonable that if i have an economic forecast which is materially worse both in terms of the labor market and inflation, then i might expect an initial fed policy through the second course of next year. but i think we all need to remember that at the moment, the fed is very much data-driven and they are taking it meeting by meeting. guidance that far out is not particularly useful and we would clarify under what conditions that items would be despi

ios duke ceo lynn good.consumers get on board for new incentives for home, solar and electric vehicles? which companies could benefit? we began always has three things investors should be thinking about right now. better than expected inflation numbers boost the market. is it too soon to celebrate? disney is the new king of streaming surpassing netflix and total subscribers. but could disney's upcoming price hike knocked off the throne? and retail take center stage inexorably what rings like giant like target and walmart tills with the help of the economy? on the burns round tilt and all-star trio my colleagues al alex, carleton english and andrew berry. carlton lists are with you but we have inflation reading this past week. unchanged in july does that sound good news? update now from a year ago sounds like bad news. do i smile? do i frown? do it raise an eyebrow and stare off into the distance and contemplation question are how to feel about this. what's at the beer celebration not a campaign celebration.

. >> reporter: at baggage claim lynn claims the two dogs. say aloha to pepe, a 1-year-old mixed breed. >> thank you! >> reporter: and bonnie. >> 4 years old and about 45 pounds. >> reporter: but this airport reunion has a reunion because here's the lynn about the car go cargo from kona. >> not mine. >> reporter: lynn has only known them a few hours and now immediately handing them over to berkeley humane volunteers. >> thank you. >> thank you! >> reporter: they're piggybacked a ride with lynn. >> shelter dogs. they're overcrowded in hawaii. ♪♪ >> reporter: their journey began 2400 miles west on the big island. there shelters are full so a volunteer group called paws across water hawaii flies shelt every pets from kona to the contiguous 48 for adoption. organizers ask travelers like lynn to add a dog or two to the flight. >> they will cover the price of the flight but need somebody to accompany the animal and it is great. >> an update. pepe and bonnie arrived. meet paulina and kemo. they will be available to join your family this saturday in

lynn vividly remembers walking the shoreline with her son. he seemed in good spirits that day. >> we talked about school, and he was like, i'm not sure where i am right now in my head. i said, well, you just got your captain's license, you don't have to worry about anything right now. >> he is looking toward the future? >> yeah. >> when they return the beach, conrad drove his sisters to get ice cream. >> he was laughing and i said something and he was, like, smiling. >> conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and would not be back for dinner. but later that night, lynn said out of the blue, her daughter got a text message from someone quite unexpected. >> it was around 10:30 that night, michelle carter is asking where conrad is. and they are boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning, lynn woke up at 5:00 a. m., and noticed conrad was not home. she called around and drove by his friend's house but could not find him. conra

lynn: some economists are looking at equities and currencies are an interesting story. there was low volatility for so long, but it has become such a microcosm of what is happening in the global economy. and the euro is breaking parity and a lot of expectations that it will go lower. the pound is weakening and the dollar dominance continues to be the big force on the markets. francine: thank you. that is lynn thomasson and beata manthey, citigroup global equity strategist, stays with us. german chancellor olaf scholz said that the government will reduce the dependence on russian gas supplies. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 13 minutes into european trading day. we talk about inflation and jay powell. mark cudmore earlier last week was saying that it is the catalyst out there to put pressure on the european stocks. tom: i am down when it comes to sporting where and cutting a kind of go. there is a link there. i do not know if you are a fan. the ceo of the german sportswear maker, the surprise departure of their cfo and the good counsel. we look a

bonnie and pepe merely piggybacked a ride with lynn. >> shelter dogs.y're overcrowded in hawaii. ♪♪ >> reporter: their journey began 2,400 miles west on the big island. there shelters are full so a volunteer group called paws across water hawaii flies shelter pets from kona to the contiguous 48 for adoption. organizers in kona now ask travelers like lynn to add a dog or two to the flight. >> they will cover the price of the flight for the animal but they need somebody to accompany the animal and it is great. >> an update. pepe and bonnie arrived. they have new names. meet paulina and kemo. they will be available to join your family this saturday in the big clear the shelters event. where pet adoptions will be free or nearly free. just snap this qr code to learn where. heading to kona soon and want to help bring home a cat or dog or two contact berkeley humane to sign up. >>> next the top stories to follow today including extradited overnight. a suspect back here in the bay area this morning. an update on where that investigation stands awaiting the day

lucas tom lynn on has the latest live from washington, d.c. >> two sources confirmed to fox a lawyer for the former president certified no classified material remains at his mar-a-lago club. the raid took place after weeks of negotiations between the fbi and trump's lawyers. one set labeled tssci, the last one the most concerning because it contained some of the highest levels. the former president said in a new post about the raid, does anybody believe the white house didn't know about this?

this is a fascinating portrait of uncommon audacity please join me in welcoming lynn olson.applause]th is this on can you hear me? i am thrilled. i look around this room and my g life goes before me. politics and prose is and was our neighborhood bookstore. when we moved to washington, we moved about a mile away, less a than a mile away from here. our daughter by the time she was four, five, six years old was over here all of the time, as were we. and it is my favorite place in the world. and looking out, my life is here. members of my family,my old friends, work associates, new friends and just plain book lovers. thank so much for coming tonight. [applause] before i start, i want to make one introduction. this, obviously is a book about france it's about the french resistance and particularly about an extraordinaryy french woman named marie-madeleine fourcade. when i was doing my research and doing my writing i was blessed with having a colleague and an guide in all things french. she, as it turned out, could go into the sorbent take too long. as it turned out is a neighbor

i think, high temperatures and lynn will be in the 80s as we hd through the weekend. that is nol for this time of year. fog will continue spreading into the inland valleys. dissipating quickly, by 11:00 a.m., the fog it backs up to the bay, and middle of the afternoon, we will will see the last of the fog lig around the coast. peeks of sunshine here and there. temperatures tonight dropping dn into the mid to upper 50s to 60 degrees. high temperatures from two to five degrees. only a couple degrees above 60. 70s down the peninsula. around the bay, 80s in the san jose. warm spots, inland, only mid 80s. it 80for the tri-valley. damages around the bay will be on the cool side. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 70s, around 80 for the mid day. 70s north of the golden gate. only up to 81 degrees for santa rosa, until you go further inland. temperatures reaching up furtheo the 80s. clear lake making it into the low 90s. temperatures will stay lower sunday night. back to average temperatures by. a few degrees above average on wednesday, thursday, and fridayl notice that mostly i

she was back to vickie lynn. and how she did it, i don't know.ered a show that's pretty new to television. ♪ anna, anna, anna, anna, anna nicole ♪ she says yes to a reality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really -- pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n' roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. >> so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave world of celebrity reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> but the ratings started to plummet in the second season, and the show was cancelled before the third season really got underway. >> and then she kind of disappeared for a little bit. she was out of the spotlight. no one really knew where she was. >> hi. i'm back. >> she had a comebac

charles: lynn?i think the biggest challenge is probably to articulate going forward after that what is the plan, right? right now we're seeing that they're trying to curtail the demand side because obviously the fed can't do anything about the supply side. they can't print oil, can't print these other materials. so the question after they quell demand what is the longer term plan there? we need kind of more clarity there i think from other parts of government, not the fed themselves. but i think that basically i think the "mission: impossible" theme is dead on because the fed finds itself in this position where pretty much everything they do is a policy error. either they're intentionally putting the economy into recession or they're not doing their job of price stability. charles: so a survey on bank of america what to expect for the u.s. economy over the next 12 months has yield ad variety of answer, right? one, inflation/recession. that was number one. 69 inflation/slowing growth. disinflation/re

moore jr., ceo of tyler technologies lynn, thanks so much for joining us as we've talked about a lott has been a job seeker's market post-pandemic are you seeing any indication that perhaps that is turning or will turn? i was reading that you're seeing workers who left actually return back to the company. >> yeah, you're right, dierdra and thanks for having me it's a tough market. it's always been a tough market in tech, particularly so coming out of the great recession -- or i mean, excuse me, out of covid. we are starting to see a number of people who have left and coming back we call them boomerangs, and what we're seeing is they've learned the grass is not always greener on the other side and that tyler is a pretty good place for our employees. >> so what are you doing in this moment then? are you still in hiring mode >> absolutely. you know, we've been growing pretty steadily over the last 24 years, and i think that's one of the stories that resonates both with our current employees as well as our future employees, our growth and growth leads to opportunities. we're a very stabl

by this time tomorrow, more places in lynn, we are talking mid-80s. mid-80s. we come right back. 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. >>> new video tonight gives us an inside look at what fire crews go up again scared. the fire happened on august 12th in an abandoned warehouse off washington avenue. firefighters are rushing in. they were able to put out the flames in about one hour. no one was hurt. firefighters have not said was started that fire. >>> new at 6:00, facility in mississippi is helping to make space history. nasa is gearing up for a big launch on august 29. sending artemis one into lunar orbit. it combines the space launch system and orion spacecraft. they assembled and tested th

let's bring an texas rancher lynn allen who joins us now. heard mayor adams in new york city say he is disgusted with greg abbott and he is going to send new yorkers down to texas to knock on doors, to let you texans know you should vote for beto o'rourke. are you excited to have a bunch of new yorkers knocking on your doors question? >> oh, my gosh, beto o'rourke is a joke just like joe biden. you can tell when they need to be removed. i can tell you right now, thank god for greg abbott and the wonderful border patrol workers. i hope that greg abbott adds another fortysomething buses in new york. and it keeps them going to delaware and puts them right at biden's front door. right now this country is in a crisis. it is in a recession. we have food shortage in the food bank and guess who is going to be paying for these migrants? the working family, the american workers are going to be paying for these migrants instead of paying for their own children. we are going to have to pay for them. and it is not fair. all they are doing is trying to di

i'm pleased to introduce lynne olson to politics and prose. she is the author of those angry days, trouble some young men and citizens of london as well as several other books and has previously worked as a journalist for the associated press . in her new book "madame fourcadeb daring young woman war: the who franceb against hitler" olson network t the character previously introduced in last hope island, marie-madeleine fourcade, the only one to serve as a shift a resistance during world war ii. the first spy network allies with the longest lasting and most important of the french resistance. most notably supplying information critical towards the success of d-day however along with incitement also came danger and fourcade suffered personal losses in her years as a spymaster however fourcade always remained dedicated to the idea offreedom both from german occupation but also from patriarchal french society . the author of the terrace life rights lynne olson is at the top of her game giving us the elite french socialite marie-madeleine fourcade

introduce lynn olson.lson is the author of last hope island, those angry days, trouble some young men, and citizens of london, and several other books, and has previously worked as a journalist for the associated press and the baltimore sun. in her new book, she tackles a character previously introduced in last hope island. the only woman to serve as a shafter resistance during world war ii. the spy network alliance was the longest lasting and most important of the french resistance. most notably supplying information critical to the success of d-day. along with excitement also came danger. she suffered many close calls and personal losses in her years as a spymaster. however, she always remained educated to the idea of freedom, from german occupation, but also patriarchal french society. paula mclean, writing lynn olson is at the top of her game, giving us the renowned beauty and elite french socialite who surprised everyone, including herself, by becoming the most consequential players in the high-stakes

my conversation with lynn good, the ceo there. i guess you would rather be the ceo of a u.s. utility than a european utility. you have omp out of germany saying in the last minutes it has been a run on diesel. in the u.k., you have the regulator having the position where it is bringing forward effectively price rates. it is going to be absolutely a norm is. a really different picture over here than the one we are seeing in the united states. even the one in the united states is difficult. kailey: it is difficult everywhere. at that picture in europe, especially what is going on with you be -- you bf. germany relying on coal but needs to get some of those coal shipments up the river that are drying out. it speaks to the difficulty of this moment and why renewables in particular are in such demand. he comes back to the regulatory story here in the u.s. and the future of the reduction act. it is going to show up in clean infrastructure. guy: will that shift be inflationary? the problem we are already facing now, is going to be a chal

while a youtube account, reportedly managed by british mercenary and prisoner of war 8 and ass, lynn has been terminated by the platform. some critics accordingly move afresh, demonstration of censorship in the west, as lim was captured by russian lead troops in a fall off the fighting for ukraine in the city of mario post. he's been sent in suggest, and they don't. yes, were public for trying to overthrow the governments were working as a foreign mercenary while on death row. as lynn has thrown on the record, which is fighting the ukrainian and which is governments for their roles and the conflicts against the people of dumbass. failing to secure a prisoner's swapped close to bring the convicted person home. it's the same thing that it has been from the very beginning that will work in your case, your top priority, and this is what ukraine said. they said, i'm a top priority yet. i'm still here and it's the same with the british, the british government, i asked them like, have you thought about trying to at least contact to be a meditator at least if ukraine doesn't want to speak, m

. >> by now, lynn prior, christian county district attorney at the time, had been notified. >> what didnk when you heard that a soldier from fort campbell has been gunned down, he's barely been home from his tour of duty? >> it heart. we take great pride as having them in our community. the fact that our soldiers protect us every day, we wanted to make sure that we had justice for him. >> was jessie able to describe the person who shot her husband? >> she initially described him as a black man, and i believe that's pretty basically all the description she was able to give. >> jessie also described the killer's car. >> what kind of car? >> an old one. one of the big ones. >> what color was it? >> i don't know. like reddish brownish color. >> it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even >> it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even more difficult, the eyewitness walter ferguson, had seen more difficult, the eyewitness something different. walter ferguson, had seen describe the truck that you something different. saw speeding off? describe the truck that you >> as i

my mom and dad, dick and lynne cheney and my husband. four of our five kids are here katie and gracie and philip and richard are all here tonight and elizabeth is starting law school today. so we'll have another generation carrying on dedication to the constitution and then to our freedom. a little over a year ago i received a note from a gold star father. he said to me, standing up for truth honors all who gave all. and i have thought of his words every single day since then i've thought of them because they are a reminder of how we must all conduct ourselves. we must conduct ourselves in a way that is worthy of the men and women who wear the uniform of this nation and in particular of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. this this is not a game. every one of us must be committed to the eternal defense of this miraculous experiment called america and at the heart of our democratic process, our elections. they are the foundational principle of our constitution. two years ago, i won this primary with 73% of the vote. i could easil

i am very pleased tonight to introduce lynn olson to politics and prose. the author of last hope island those angry days troublesome young men and citizens of london as well ass several other books and has previously worked as a journalist for the associated press and the "baltimore sun." in her h new book the secret war she tackles the character previously introduced in last hope island. the only woman to serve as resistance during world war ii. her spy network was the longest lasting and most important of the frenchst resistance most notably supplying information critical to the success of d-day. however along with excitement also came danger and suffered many close calls and personal losses in her years as a spymaster. however she always remained dedicated to the ideas of freedom both from german occupation but also betrayal patriarchal society. olson is at the top of her game giving the renowned beauty and elite who surprised everyone including herself perhaps by becoming one of the most consequential players in m the high-stakes spy game of nazi occup

into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plan with ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from lynn, a spat between 2 of the world's leading vaccine makers by anti pfizer was the 1st past the post with an effective covered 19 vaccine. now madonna is doing it for allegedly copying its technology the un calls for comment ukraine's largest nuclear power plant.

right the chicago tribune news stories on the lynn lease debate made her seem like a moderate. mccormick's reporters did not refer to the lindley's proposal but instead to the president's dictator bill president's dictator bill or the administration's dictatorship bill this was in the news stories. in his editorial mccormick said the proper name would be a bill to destroy the republic. all right, so despite the isolation this warnings the us congress did pass land lease ultimately by a fairly lopsided margin. and then of course did aid britain and then the soviet union and did enter the war in december of 1941. now after the us entered the war some isolationists including her started to tone down their rhetoric and we're no longer so anti roosevelt. but that was not true for the hearst patterns, but for the patterson mccormick cousins, they still believed in maintained in their editorials. the roosevelt had lied and tricked the country into war as part of a long-term campaign become an american dictator. the daily news for example repeatedly predicted that roosevelt was going t

you're left with ah ah, lynn lloyd with them with no, i think that those are all possible with with a slow board of with, with, with what they're gonna cut. but if you look disconnected, i was a little bit of a fun. i've been up in a check it as much as a pity. you're gone for no cars. these couple represented this about i think we're gonna go ahead. yeah. so it's here though, for you, because it wouldn't go from across the or the company me to sleep or the way to keep us clear when the 3 level we're going to get it back up. so up yet i do say we're with them. what do this to do? it. so what i'm going to vary with this new city for her. so if he's near row where the water you decide to score when you put on though it can be difficult here, what i'm going to nibble right. what's your petition? yeah, well you will not have me. are you on a minute to just let me know when we get our museum again? barbara mama, but i'm generally pretty mad man, if you're ready for 3040 minute. yes, i'm here and it is going to do is if you go in your house with me today issue very closely you got from when

that's driving up the cost of living. leading politicians have been gathered at a palace outside of lynn was due to discuss how to bring storing gas and electricity bill under control among possible measures. the coalition partners are set to debate whether the lives of germany is remaining nuclear power plants should be extended, talks come as you inflation data on the lines, the increasing financial burden facing german households. and i've been speaking to fritzy curler guy who is chief economist of the german development bank, k f w. i asked whether the german government existing attempts to cushion the impact of storing costs worked. i think that we have seen a less fast increase in inflation in the past few months. and there was some moderating impacts through the government support measures. as you said, they are fading out at the end of this month. and for the reading that we're going to see this afternoon, i expect that the rates will be similar for germany inflation as they have been last month for the next month. i do expect that rates start increasing again and that has to do

i don't know why with lynn. yeah. i might have been a while murdered. there wouldn't be a while. did that go there. might look like that without gail. i will go to that. i don't go either that i did go war the one who id disco home taura gay, gay low over goes by really what up while i do tend to get all my fellow as a yeah. just there. what? yeah. i thought i'd written it odd when you get here. so what do you got that has a ah no. wow, there we go. yeah, i went to what what god bought a lot, but the will own will. i would pick out those and i'm going to go and i yeah, i got a job. i got a a a a a a ah, with with i know it's got a yeah. oh, a little i a, i can't believe a doll . bye young vessel. always void of avoided for that made it a one time charge deal would have been i don't. what else could those say or now school will to ask our touch with my day our school will my guy up in the middle of where we live? i'd go mila lou. we'll talk about that. a good a. uh huh. you are right johan, i back albert mail is going to let us know. i ordered one of them via yon when you were goi

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relo lynn pillows, this possible visit. cool. thank you. zachary lee in taipei who are now well, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. authorities in california say to bodies were found after a blaze that broke out on friday. the so called mckinney wildfire has for at least 2000 people to evacuate. ukraine has resumed grain shipments from its black seaports. turkey which is overseeing the implementation of the deal. the 2 countries have signed with the un said it was a safer export to resume ukraine was able to, i was unable to ship stock piles of grain from its support. since russia invaded in every un secretary general antonia terrace has won. the world is closer to nuclear annihilation than at any other time since the cold war. he spoke at a, you and conference on reducing the spread of nuclear weapons. the non proliferation meeting was postponed for 2 years because of the pandemic. the stakes are high as the month long conference gets underway at the united nations headquarters in new york

and let's hear the thoughts of by and save your money and their coach you lynn nichols. man who are full of praise for each other. all over, most of the team was good to this other. well with, with that a very good thoughts in the idea of is just incredible sawyer. very difficult quarter. other thing to cope with us is audio so important and for the game a said and we need and what a best attitude because and, and games like today. and you play a lot at home, you play and go home. that's one of her favorite games of fort phantom bull home. and so just have a good start into the game. and especially for a forum, key players like lex audio, we need his attitude to specify today he showed us his well transparency co scogel syndicates helped place with his attitude. some happy with his performances were also on sunday, frankfurt and cologne battle to a 10th one. all draw frontwards and now windlass in 11 bundles, league matches that japan international de g come ada, fired in a free cake. after 7 to one minutes of replayed shows a deflecting off a defend his head at cologne,

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ships have difficulty finding a crew to sailing, that ukrainian sailors would be more ready to say, lynn, but the problem is we also meet the ships and there's also the problem of insurance, which is of course, very costly because they're sailing into a war zone, and despite all the guarantees, so it's a measure that could potentially ease, but it's probably not the solution to the problem. the complete solution and time now for some other stories making headlines. 6 people were killed when a truck crashed into a neighbourhood party, near the dodge city of rotterdam, 7 others were injured. the spanish driver was arrested. investigators are looking into why the van got off a dike. india has completed its biggest demolition project, lasts a broader down twin towers, 100 meter high on the outskirts of the capitol delhi in seconds. the supreme court order to demolition because the high rise is breached safety regulations. people in japan have turned out for the country's 1st fireworks display since the outbreak of the pandemic. but the spectators numbers were limited to 60 percent of pre pan

ashley lynn crider, thank you for telling us about it. thank you. >> todd: from one ashley to another. >> ashley: interns with mtv mas, the actor beaming in the hologram as the networks new gender inclusive name for the award. this was his first appearance on tv since the amber heard defamation trial. >> you know what, i needed the work. i wanted you guys to know i'm available for birthdays, weddings, quakes, anything you need to. >> ashley: and using her moment in the spotlight to rant about politics. >> your vote means everything to me. it means everything to making a change in this country. so remember when you are voting for your favorite artist, vote to change some of these laws that are oppressing us. >> ashley: taylor swift winning video of the year, her recorded song "all too well." the biggest surprise with the album being released in october. >> todd: i am old. nfl quarterback aaron rodgers misled the media about his vaccination status. he detailed the pandemic plan on the joe rogan experience podcast. >> we are doing this witch

that's the news i'm kind of interested in for lynn. thank you so much for watching people in trucks injured one trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families.

i'm quite richardson in for lynn. thank you so much for watching. oh people and trucks injured one, trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing on the tags in syria to the credit owners with extreme around getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah. ah. the outgoing un commission for human rights has overseen a complex international situation. her 4 year tenure here in geneva, and she joins me now on the w news. thank you so much for being with us. michelle vasily, happy to. let's start with ukraine. the war has raged on for 6 months now. we've seen a litany of accusations against the russian troops against the russian government, accusations of human rights violations. recently, there's been reports of trials of prisoners of war. what has your office, what does this office have the power to do to prevent such violation? well, the 1st thing that we do is, and

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only lynn kenny stayed up to the thread from abroad. and nowhere is that threat felt more acutely, perhaps than tie one's jenman island, which lies less than 5 kilometers from china's coastline. and it was chief international editor, richard walker joins me now from jen meant richard from where you are, give us a sense of the scale of the threat that taiwan is facing yet will be rash. there really is a sense at the moment that the threat from china is as big as his ever been. and that there's a sense of a potential kind of moment of truth approaching down the line. but just to give you a little bit of seen setting, 1st of all of where i am here, i'm on an island actually called little jin man, which is offered gen man. this cluster of islands are controlled by taiwan very close to the chinese mainland. and if you just look behind me across the bay here through the haze, you can see the chinese city of sharman across the water. less than 5 kilometers, just like you said, it really it's it feel so close at these islands, jim and they're n

ships have difficulty finding a crew to sailing, that ukrainian sailors would be more ready to say, lynn, but the problem is we also need the ships. and there's also the problem of insurance, which is of course, very costly because they're sailing into a war zone. and despite all the guarantees, so it's a measure that could potentially ease, but it's probably not the solution to the problem. the company's solution tom now to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. 6 people were killed when a truck crashed into a neighborhood party and the other dutch city of rotterdam 7 others were injured. the spanish driver was arrested. investigators are looking into why the vehicle run off a dike. at least 30 people are dead off. the rival groups exchanged gunfire, and the libyan capital tripoli. tensions between 2 organizations buying from control of libya. i've been rising for months. the refuse they could escalate into an all out nationwide conflict. hope francis is visiting a town in central italy still rebuilding in the wake of a devastating earthquake. more than a decade ago.

my colleague, ben, cuz they're lynn is up next for the business update, followed by d. w. science magazine tomorrow. today, the clips that how scientists solve crimes both modern and pre historic. i'm on your campus and again and on behalf of the whole news team here. thanks for watching people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away and the border families playing on the tax in syria to these credit owners with people lean extreme roscoe, $200.00 people from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah, ah, struggling to pay your power bill. you may have a bad reaction to this 1st piece of news. the oil major's swimming in record profits. a bit of water. thank in ukraine, which is the energy prices serge, along with the general living costs. also coming up will, liquefied natural gas help keep the lights on in europe this winter, or will it undermine efforts to mitigate climate change? and i