skill, middle wage jobs. of the things that's happened since the great resection has been kind of a hollowing out of the middle of the labor market. what that means is that the growth that's been happening has been happening in the highest paid, highest skilled jobs and unfortunately also in the lowest skilled, lowest paid jobs with kind of a shrinking pool in the middle. so we focus on making very deep connections with employers in those sectors that do still offer middle skill, middle wage jobs and building out career pathways, training partnerships with employers in those sectors. i'll tell you a little bit more about what catleexactly that lo like. >> please. >> connecting people with skill building training, hard skills, soft skills or communication skills followed by a paid work experience in partnership with an employer, often paid by the employer, and then a direct connection to employment with a goal of getting people into jobs er you know communities throughout the country have faced this issue and

i'm less middle based under the mom her name. why was needed so long about oh, i still haven't that all glee. oh them pushing to come? no. jim lee who shannon's under. i'm douglas dimly who submitted a more pushy dialogue. his even delivery. got the animal bought them. a lot of them are going to jello is quite a some well get a class but english because of a one of the bands. i love it because it will be a bit though the other day in the beginning of when you come and move it as you take a tear down the can up and down to kind of coit than gilligan. gloating of his on the go. but on then on a match though. well, i will look on that. it was from the, in a more be a to megan they. what am i but lucky aren't able to my most hi. on is that with her live goose the food geraldine. there are lou sheridan in jaw, a shed in a, a a a may have been, i'm a good, a gentleman by days holiday enough. it's been a v, a 0. bella bell, america and i tell that i have but that as i was wanted that's what i got again, mental valid. todd wenzel was pre

the middle class did. and unions built the middle class, not labor. unions built the middle class.'s a -- it's a fact. that's a fact. with your help, we're seeing the strongest job creation in modern times. we inherited an economy on the brink of a great depression -- millions of people losing their jobs, losing their homes, but even more importantly, losing hope. but look at the economy today -- 8.3 million jobs in my first 15 months in office -- a record. [applause] the unemployment rate now stands at 3.6%, the fastest decline -- the fastest decline in unemployment at the start of any president's term on record. jobs and companies are coming home again. we're making “buy america” a reality, not just a slogan. [applause] look, folks, our economy has gone from being on the mend to being on the move. you know, it started with my american rescue plan. because of it, we had the best year of state and local job growth in 20 years. we gave governors -- great governors like the one in this state -- we gave them a whole lot of money. we added back 460,000 jobs -- critical state and local

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the question of middle round view? the question of middle ground is _ view?middle ground is interesting because it is really in sharp relief right now so there's one side of this issue, the anti—choice movement that is pushing for total bands on abortions in all 50 states. they don't want anyone to access an abortion or in the pregnancy. 0n the other hand, if you have the movement that i work for and they believe that people ought to have the freedom to make their own decisions and so, there are people within that movement who may not personally choose to get abortion, who may not choose that to be the right decision for them but do not believe politicians should metal this deeply personal decisions. i think that is the reasonable course of action and consensus is that everyone should be free to make their own decisions rather than having politicians impose an agenda on people.— having politicians impose an agenda on people. thank you so much forjoining _ agenda on people. thank you so much forjoining us _ agenda on people. thank you so much forjoining us on

middle 50s along the coast. middle portion ever the 60s down the peninsula and on the south end of the bay. even up to 70 degrees in morgan hill. the warmest spots, east side of the range, 72 in fairfield. 70, 71. mostly middle to upper 60s. inland in the east bay. middle 60s for oakland and the east bay. upper 60s for san francisco, temperatures in the 60s for the north bay. from thursday to friday you will notice a big jump in temperatures, another jump will happen from friday to saturday. warming up slightly above temperatures, well above average on saturday. 70 in the city. lower 80s in san jose and then the temperatures back down to basically what is normal for this time of the year for the first half of next week. the temperatures inland in the east bay, north bay, warmest spots on saturday, highs in the middle 80s. should reach the lower 60s along the coast before retreating back into a familiar for the middle of may. upper 50s for next week. >> all right, still ahead. more of you are flying the friendly

i middle bob now summer. and then based on that, his uncles, his bottle and on boss, on your political decision. so i will be made with few outward victories in ukraine. some russians had feared putin would use this occasion to announce national mobilization and formerly declare war against ukraine . that didn't happen. instead, putin said russia must ensure there is never another world war. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski had a defined message for moscow. that's it all your daughters here. which on february 24, russia launched an offensive step on the same mistake has been made by every occupy who has come to our land. we have survived various whirl, and they all had one ending of our land was planted with bullets and showed up, but not in the middle. was able to take roots here. ah, this is a day that unites most russians in remembrance and national pride, ukrainian, and western leaders, say roches invasion of ukraine, is repeating the horrors of the past. victoria gate and be al jazeera poles have cl

so the people at the bottom really suffer, the people in the middle suffer, the people in the middlees, on the economy, on spending, on holidays, on purchase of cars, on house prices, on everything else, and that is something which the government does have to address. i think there is an ideological slight barrier in downing street to things like a windfall tax and things like doing things to help those at the bottom, i don't think they quite get what or how to do that for the people at the bottom of the pile, but they do care about the middle and that is where their votes are, and that is where their votes are, and that is why they are directing some of their support at that middle. but it is no good just helping the middle, you have to help the people at the bottom as well otherwise the middle sinks down into that bottom and there are further problems. what they are saying, on the mail front page is that if we don't get a grip of it, something similar on the front page of the i, if you don't get a grip of this, you don't have a long—term economic plan. the conservative party, whose

you can one sitting on the middle of civic 2. they're both going fact the bay area in the next 24 hours or so. the first one coming on shore and bringing with it a chance. some light scattered showers, maybe more like drizzle and parts of the north bay even saying all the way down and parts the san mateo county coastline by tomorrow morning that another one comes in behind that with them and be a little more vigorous than even that. not a strong system. that will be the best chance to actualsy get some real rain drops. i think as the system comes through, mainly focusing north of the golden gate bridge, but a chance of a sprinkles, even south of that as we head toward tomorrow night and then unfortunately, this storm system comes barreling in would you know what's really call inside slider? there's going to be a cold system. there's not a lot of moisture with it, but that comes in a mother's day to bring a chance of some showers and some cool weather throughout the day on mother's day as well. that kind of linger around sticking

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. >>> a middle school teacher in the east bay has been arrested. dee walker has been accused of inappropriate acts with minors. the school and staff noticing of the acts. in march the district learned about complaints against him. >>> a deadly crash at a construction site in the south bay. this happened before 8:00 this morning at a home under construction on lennon way in san jose. it's about a block away from glen high school. police say a work truck pulled up to the house and started to back up in the driveway, but that's when the driver hit a person, pinning them between the truck and another car. paramedics took that person to the hospital. unfortunately, that person died. police say the truck driver is cooperating with that investigation. >>> take you to san francisco now. house speaker nancy pelosi joined san francisco mayor london breed today to celebrate the grand opening of affordable housing in the mission. casa adelante is located on 16th street. all 143 units are affordable yuting. 107 are designated for low income households making be

i'm less middle based in i'm have an in wave of needed me so long, but oh, i still haven't that. oh, glee. oh them we should have gone. no, jim leave with us dimly which admit of the month of july he's even delivery. got it and i'm gonna bought them a lot of them are going to gentle. wow. it's quite a while get a class, but english because of a, one of the bands a, a, a u, t go down to columbia and i got a quote and get him watching of him. and then a match go a little bit from the in a more be a to megan the what am i but lucky over to mom of us a on this that would have her live goose approved geraldine igloo. shelter a shed in a gen john owner's. it's a little low on a good border doesn't ma'am by this holiday dinner. it's been a busy man. i love, i love america. i tell that i have a house when it does a lot of hot again. may not be able to todd wenzel whether pregnancy or bonus event, not actually under the most of our doctor and job that those of either mescaline a felony money fair was causing holly holly. i was able to get a, a, the bus on our other deborah or not, but i g

as we move out of tuesday into wednesday and through the middle part of the week, we see these wheres of rain to clear away but generally speaking through the middle part of the week, it looks likely to turn that little bit quieter and again, still pretty warm. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. ten people are believed to have been killed in a mass shooting at a grocery store in the us city of buffalo. the 18—year—old suspect, who was allegedly shouting racial slurs, has been taken into custody. he took his gun, he put it down. he did put something on his feet. he took his vest off, and then he got on his hands and knees and got on his back, and then they arrested him. we are investigating this incident as both a hate crime and a case of racially motivated, violent extremism. the mayor of kharkiv tells the bbc russian troops have withdrawn from his city, which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country,

of monday afternoon. 0nce and scotland by the middle of monday afternoon.d wales after the early morning rain eases away and temperatures will recover. we could see 23 celsius again. another area of low pressure pushing in from the west, but as it bumps into the high sitting across europe, it looks likely that most of the rain will stay out into western areas and ahead of it it is going to throw up some warm and humid air, so there is the potential on tuesday for some of us to see the warmest day of the week with highs of 25 celsius. but out to the west, and the cloud and rain we are looking at mid to high teens. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday and through the middle part of the week, we see these where front starting to ease away and high pressure building and once again. there will be some outbreaks of rain to clear away but generally speaking through the middle part of the week, it looks likely to turn that little bit quieter and again, still pretty warm. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a ma

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towards the middle of the week we are watching this developing area of low pressure.t looks like it will bring some rain to some southern parts of england and wales. moving from west to east. further north across the uk, sunny spells and again some blustery showers, especially frequent for the west of scotland. temperatures 11—18, so a touch cooler in the middle of the week. bye. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines... polls are opening in the philippines�* presidential election, and it's a divisive battle to succeed rodrigo duterte. and i'm karishma vaswani, live in manila, where more than 18,000 posts, from president to town councillor, are up for grabs in the elections. we'll be hearing from a political analyst about what's at stake in the philippines shortly. our other main headlines. more than 60 people are thought to have been killed after a russian bomb hit a school in eastern ukraine. john lee, the man who oversaw the crackdown on protesters in hong kong, becomes the territory's new leader. he replaces carrie lam. act

and he rationality gets lost in the middle of this. polling that is clear, 80% of gun owners want gun reform. two thirds of nra members want gun reform. two thirds of republicans want gun reform. but what we have, and this is what i fear is that our democracy is so fragile and unhealthy, today, that we have all of these issues, and guns are the most pointed ones. a vast majority at the country once something done, and it's not getting done. that goes to a fragile nature of our democracy. it is something that is wrong and our democracy, when 80% of the country want something and it is not happening. that's the do with polarization and other things, but i agree with what ryan said. i think a huge part of this is that we have to give this base the people to responsibly own guns, to be a voice in this debate, to be a voice in this debate to come from people. i do it all the time. i have tons of friends their own guns. they are like, of course we had to have universal background checks. of course we have to have red flag laws. of course nob

it is really hurting the people at the bottom and the middle enormously. are oil companies making billions of dollars. tom: -- fought this battle in 1976. the bottom line is the elites have forgotten the middle class across the entire political persuasion. how do we reengage and build a trust with the middle class in america given the present shocks here in happy valley? joseph: i think that we have to remind them, as i did in the article i wrote 11 years ago of the 1% for the 1% and by the 1%, part of the message of that article in "vanity fair" was to say that it is in your own self-interest to show more solidarity because if you don't come of this whole system is going to fray apart. tom: this is important, really important given the years that you and rogoff were here on stage. they haven't gotten along for years. it is like the kardashians. here's the heart of the matter. we have compensation structures in america where the middle class was attached to the elites, and then we change that to where the elites are making more money than god and the middl

beautiful middle of that vehicle. we were all point, that sure is words he'll sit on there was more than the shouldn't be in that is can you get the deal is where you cook when you would call a chart on that, there are no us now there's talk of rerouting oil and gas exports to asia, china, india, and pakistan. but the pipeline infrastructure to the east isn't developed yet, not one new route to china, for example, has yet been finished. it's like a day, another transaction for ot mill out of the co ball gather fulfill it should be a ball gazillion research and that was just another wish you could tell was sort of the set sense of such as another damage. and i must confess, although at center legacy skipper diverse and center or border gross get from globally, i've kind of known of those rise most ups. a blue maria was made with he had your shoes bolster on which i'm crashed on me. pushing tell her that always, you know, i spoke more glad talk with linda. couldn't mission escape when were for brozowski, you see his kin

but we don't have to necessarily alienate the left by aiming at the middle of the entire time. and so they started pushing for for democratic leaning, you know core voters particularly those younger voters and voters of color who didn't vote often in midterm elections and even skipped a lot of presidential elections. but that's not the approach republicans to in terms of expanding their coalition. i think you talked about that a bit earlier. can you explain to people who may not know what the coalition for the gop looks like in georgia and how it may look similar or different from the national gop coalition. yeah as the democratic coalition of 20 years ago tat was enters. it was basically rural white democrats who were kind of yellow dog democrats. they had been democrats forever and urban mostly minority black democrats voters of color in in cities like atlanta and savannah and columbus as that tattered republicans picked up those rural voters to the point now where rural counties that went. 80% donald trump went 90% brian camp. just two years later. so republicans are basical

these small tragedies add up to one big disaster as of the middle.ildings in 70 settlements have already burned down, at least 17 people have died. the scale of the disaster is such that in moscow it was discussed at a special meeting of vladimir putin, and then he was demanding of the president, it is clear that this issue is a complex element. it is there, the elements are for early spring and weather, but the center will clearly demand hard work on the bugs. to fix its results in terms of indicators of the area of ​​fires, such an approach will be enshrined in a special presidential decree, so far only the beginning of the season and much more can be corrected. moreover, some governors have already been able to feel the seriousness of the problem in their own regional capitals in some siberian and ural cities. didn’t call the window with god in yekaterinburg, where the makhchin regime is still in place for the premises masks are now useful to many, not on the street alim yusupov results of the week ntv television company and here we need to make a

and he rationality gets lost in the middle of this. i think the polling that is clear, 80% of gun owners want gun reform. two thirds of nra members want gun reform. two thirds of republicans want gun reform. but what we have, and this is what i fear is that our democracy is so fragile and unhealthy, today, that we have all of these issues, and guns are the most pointed ones. a vast majority at the country once something done, and it's not getting done. that goes to a fragile nature of our democracy. it is something that is wrong and our democracy, when 80% of the country want something and it is not happening. that's the do with polarization and other things, but i agree with what ryan said. i think a huge part of this is that we have to give this base the people to responsibly own guns, to be a voice in this debate, to be a voice in this debate to come from people. i do it all the time. i have tons of friends their own guns. they are like, of course we had to have universal background checks. of course we have to have red flag laws. o

in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages is still well preserved. that's largely due to a clever trick. during world war 2, rather than black out their windows for protection during bombing rights. the people of constance kept their lights, burn this food, the allies into thinking these buildings belong to neutral switzerland from 141421418 world. history was written, and constance, 3 men had laid claim to the papal throne, causing a schism or split in the catholic church. the problem was to be solved the council of constance, with delegations from the entire christian world assembling on the city. for 4 years constance burst of the seams. this old trading house in the port is where the council met. a new pope was elected here, placing constance of the hot walls politics, ah, i have arrived and constance and want to explore the city. it's wonderful to do so on a bike. there are 15 rental stations and another 34 cargo bikes. that's just perfect for all filmy. we start at the marched in the center of the old town. again and again, you will find brigh

in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages, the still well preserved. that's largely due to a clever trick. during world war 2, rather than black out the windows for protection during bombing rights, the people of constance kept their lights, burn this food, the allies into thinking these buildings belong to neutral switzerland. from 141421480 world history was written in constance. 3 men had laid claim to the papal throne, causing a schism or split in the catholic church. the problem was to be solved of the council of constance, with delegations from the entire christian world assembly on the city. for 4 years, constance burst at the seams. this old trading house in the port is where the council met a new pope was elected here, placing constance of the hot to wall politics. ah, i have arrived and constance and want to explore the city. it's wonderful to do so on a bike. there are 15 rental stations and another $134.00 cargo bikes. that's just perfect for all filmy. we start at the much digit, the center of the old town. again and again, you will find

organize is getting ready to house the middle east. biggest ever school thing event next year. and for the council, national seems like it used to play in front of expected home crowds that we hope to convince by the fans and themselves. they really are ready to take on the well do who knows what morgan oh yeah. cool. cool, cool. okay. so i wonder if she was doing a good way to kick off? yeah, no no. okay. okay. i am so i was wondering hm. meal times or really weird to me. when i 1st got home from my classes they had tea time and i was like, this is cool. i like cake and bread and nights just stuffed my face. i was i, it's so much because i thought that was my dinner. and then at 11 p. m, i was like, ready for bed, and then they were like, morgan's time for dinner. but i'm ready for bed. and then i had to get you. so staying up late to eat dinner and then waking up early to eat breakfast. but now i, i really liked tea time, so i don't complain. she missed him dinner. when he gets up in the business, if you can get a hold of her lover, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,

uh, western european middle class, well, the middle ages - that means that far is healthy. be burned garbage is burned in such cases, as there is not enough, now the garbage will not be hidden, but in fact return to the middle ages for europe yes, i must say a big thank you to zelensky. and in general, for the fact that all the masks have been thrown off, and we can speak openly to understand what they think of us. here it got out. here we see this russophobic vortex. thank you very much green the fact that he made us think more about ourselves and if you want to nationalize yourself here, doing it in this and exposed all those problematic points that have been accumulating in international relations and today are expressed in this over the ukrainian crisis. well, let's now see the fifth sixth achievement of the president of ukraine, he ruins the pockets of drivers, farmers, entrepreneurs, car manufacturers and the european union in the united states of america, the sixth has gathered all the marginalized ukrainian nazi subculture tattooed goodness. and also mercenaries of

in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages, the still well preserved. that's largely due to a clever trick. during world war 2, rather than black out the windows for protection during bombing rights, the people of constance kept their lights, burn this fool the allies and thinking these buildings belong to neutral switzerland. from 141421480 world history was written in constance. 3 men had laid claim to the papal throne, causing a schism or split in the catholic church. the problem was to be solved of the council of constance, with delegations from the entire christian world assembling on the city. for 4 years, constance burst at the seams. this old trading house in the port is where the council met. a new pope was elected here. placing constance of hawk to wall politics. ah, i have arrived and constance and want to explore the city. it's wonderful to do so on a bike. there are 15 rental stations and another 34 cargo bikes. that's just perfect for our filmy. we start at the much didn't the center of the old town again and again, you will find brightly

in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages is still well preserved. that's largely due to a clever trick. during world war 2, rather than black out the windows for protection during bombing rights, the people of constance kept their lights, burn this fool the allies and thinking these buildings belong to neutral switzerland. from 141421480 world history was written in constance. 3 men had laid claim to the papal throne, causing a schism or split in the catholic church. the problem was to be sold to the council of constance, with delegations from the entire christian world assembling on the city. for 4 years, constance burst of the scenes. this old trading house in the port is where the council met a new pope was elected here, placing constance of the hot to wall politics. ah, i have arrived and constance and want to explore the city. it's wonderful to do so on a bike. there are 15 rental stations and another $30.00 and $4.00 cargo bikes. that's just perfect for our filmy. we start at the much day to the center of the old town. again and again, you wi

this will change the situation in the middle east, it will hardly change the situation on our front .g contingent will not solve anything for us, but it will strengthen the iranians in syria and it will change the balance of interests with israel, which was until the 11th year. israel was completely satisfied with an authoritarian closed regime that does not set itself the task of fighting with israel. iran declares and advertises on all platforms that the israeli state must be destroyed, especially the guard corps of the islamic revolution, which is just entering, and the nature of russian-israeli relations will change, as a result, israel perceived russian the presence in syria as a certain safeguard against the strengthening of iran, accordingly, the need to take into account russian interests will become less on the one hand, on the other hand, this will strengthen the iranian presence in syria and increase the friction between turkey and iran . categorical protest against its continuation . in the front of asia, the so-called ukrainian-russian war is reflected and israel is alrea

we do not sort waste in the middle ages. we continue to air the economic crisis, forced the british to save on housing and fuel inflation, a record and this is in many ways the consequences of anti-russian sanctions, this has already been openly announced in argentina calling. the west does not introduce all the details into the new restriction, write what is hackneyed? numerous anti-russian sanctions are already backfiring the negative consequences for the whole world, said in argentina, the country's president said western representatives provoked a global economic crisis. and i guess this conflict calls into question two fundamental issues of food and energy security. there are many countries on my continent, who have suffered greatly and are in danger. with everything that's going on, rising food prices put us in a very difficult position with russian oil. now there is more and more criticism and in europe in germany they have spoken out against restrictions on imports, since such measures will create a shortage of fuel

right middle left middle.went up to the right well , now we roll onto one leg, put our hands on our knees, pull this leg a little springy one, two, three, roll over here, 1 2 3, stretch. straight back. we have one more time, two, three and the final time. one, two, three okay, now let's warm it up. we didn’t put the handles on our knees, we went to rotate. one two three, four five and the other way 1 2 3, 4, 5 well we take dumbbells of the leg shoulder-width apart, we will squat slightly bend our knees, and through the mode we went up. 1 two back straight 3 4 pull the back of the thigh, 5 6 this is how it looks from the side. 7 legs do not straighten to the end. 8 9 knees do not go forward 10. well, let 's do lunges, a wide lunge, we go with dumbbells to one leg. this is a straight leg presenting and dumbbells up. put up two three spin straight four hold the back, 5 6 good, and in the other direction we went in the same wide step. one two okay, 5 don't forget, back, straight 6. 7 okay , now let's do lunges bac

now sergeevich lavrov is also in the middle east.someone, someone is indifferent to hatred. no, it's nowhere. uh, this is here fury towards russia, and then i tried to somehow understand and sometimes there are unexpected answers, for example, here, uh, remember such a man was mahathir, mahat, tire, a wonderful personality, but by the way, he was alive the day before yesterday spoke with ideas about the economy, 98 years. yes, and he has a book. god forbid, not the last. there's a chapter in there called the west. it 's even a preface to this one to this chapter about that i didn’t even want to publish it at first, because, well, somehow, it would cause an unhealthy reaction, but then i thought that let the westerners understand how people of other civilizations see them. so from this chapter it is clear that for any asian , an african, a middle easterner, anyone, the whole history is european. this enormity is absolutely a series of warrior murders, hatred and destruction. and this is not explained at all, because in asia, with them

san jose, but this is one of many sites that could be climbing into the 90s as we head toward the middle part of the week. we will come right back. >>> we want to return to that breaking news we are following out of san francisco. at least two people are dead after a yellow taxicab crashed. this happened about four clock at third and mission streets and the taxicab lost control and flew into the outside dining area of a restaurant and it is unclear if the victims were eating at the restaurant were pedestrians or maybe somebody in the cab. we do have a crew on the scene and are working to get more information on that. we will bring that to you as soon as we get it. >>> spacex is raising a massive round of fresh funding according to an email by the company and the private space venture is looking to bring in $1.7 billion in new capital at a price of $70 per share sending the company's valuation to about $127 billion and they did split its price back in february lowering the common stock to $56 per share these new shares represent a 25% increase in stock price. >>> several girl scouts are b

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the end of the middle east is getting more and more addicted about that everything is wrong in the middleshould put up more oil. e to europe energy carriers. we already see pressure on the text of literally political pressure on the text of those countries that are partners, or at least not that our allies, those who did not agree to participate in russian sanctions. here's some real pressure. and the next step. just imagine, now they are provoking world hunger provoking. arab street on the uprising as it was in the eleventh year of the arab spring it also also started with the fact that food has risen in price, for which they now need wheat from e ukraine in order to have a resource that can be controlled by throwing up or taking away this hunger, not giving. and now they can blow it up, they can fight the arab world together with europe. and who knows what their layouts are? e, igor yuryevich very briefly, that is, i think that a great potential threat now exists for countries such as the united arab emirates if saudi arabia because the united states america apparently, at the level of

towards the middle of the week we are watching this developing area of low pressure.e it will bring some rain to some southern parts of england and wales. moving from west to east. further north across the uk, sunny spells and again some blustery showers, especially frequent for the west of scotland. temperatures 11—18, so a touch cooler in the middle of the week. bye. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines. voting gets under way in the philippines as the country decides who it wants to be its next president. and i'm karishma vaswani, live in manila, where more than 18,000 posts, from president to town councillor, are up for grabs. we'll be hearing from the country's election commission as millions decide on theirfuture. our other main headlines. more than 60 people are believed to have been killed after a russian bomb hit a school in eastern ukraine. a new leaderfor hong kong — the man who oversaw the crackdown on protesters becomes the region's chief executive. and 21st century time lord — a brand—new face for one

in ukraine and belarus it is pouring well, however, the frontal section has reached russia in the middleyansk rain crackly intensified. after lunch, visibility dropped to 4 km in smolensk to two in just a few hours of these regions. 10-13 mm poured out. flags are almost a quarter of the monthly norm. but thunderstorms and the game did not reach our country, it turned out to be too little, the vertical power of the clouds. the front, bad weather, moved along the russian plain relatively slowly. after all, on the way. he had to overcome the resistance of two atmospheric formations of a powerful cyclone, which for almost the entire first half of the week kept abnormal cold weather and a small zone of high pressure on the russian plain, formed between two vortices. as a result, on thursday afternoon, the air in moscow managed to warm up to plus 20, and by the evening in the capital, bad weather was granted with every hour, the rain intensified and we went to the peak at night and today they will begin to weaken, having advanced to the east of european russia, the front will lose its storm po

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tell me why you did it. >> i think the party that captures the middle, whether that's the middle class the road voter is the one that can govern. we have the two bases of the respective party, the republicans and democrats, their base, they are bankrupt. they are driven more by outrage and hate against one another than they are about rallying around behind the city, the commonwealth or the country. that's why i moved from the democratic party. i grew up my father was united work. blue collar roots, very deep in my family for generations. when the democratic party particularly at the national level, not only started to dismiss those blue collar voters, but to demonize them, that's when i decided. >> policy wise, i have had progressives say who is actually advocating for better policy for these folks. >> i'll give you a great example. i was a big advocate for an energy project here in luzerne county. a project that's going to be transformative for the region. $25 billion economic impact and right on the environment. but because it was tied to natural gas, 50% of the senate democratic cau

it's time to grow the economy but from the bottom up and the middle out. because here's the deal: when the poor have a ladder up and the middle class grows, the wealthy always do very well. they do very well. that's what this is about. that's what this is about, everybody doing better. and so, i want you to understand again, first year, , $350 billion reduction deficit; this year, a trillion-five. it's going to bring some relief. thank you. i'll take a few questions quickly. >> mr. president, may i ask you a question about sanctions that -- about sanctions against or about further sanctions in europe. the european union today announced new sanctions against oil against russia. what's the next round for the u.s.? and also, on a separate issue, what's the next step on abortion once this case gets settled? pres. biden: no one asked about deficits. you want to make sure this doesn't get covered. with regard to additional sanctions, we're always open to additional sanctions, and i've been in consultation i'll be speaking with the members of the g7 this week abo

of course, by car, and not by horse, the 21st century is still not the middle ages. and just imagine, an impressive picture, the speed track and the sparkling steel of the blade cuts the wind, on whom did the kotan punishing sword fall, what caused the attack and how the desperate felling ended, all this in the plot of anton kraev. you leave this makhalka, you answer people. yes, he said that i did not drink anything. vova ponomarev krasnokamsk tv camera newsmaker. here they hunt him. you be a man. at least tell the truth, and what kind of truth is this? i think the roof is already going. i don’t understand anything in my head, honestly , olga is ponomarev’s ex-wife and she is literally afraid of him, as he told my mother. she is with no one live will not speak. i won't let you talk, i live with no one. she asked not to show her face of shame, her husband, who had forgotten his whole city, was discussing the cut glass from here from this blow with a japanese sword and chopped to the frame. the sword has already entered the salon of the katana, there, somewhere a mete

as fans prepare for the 1st world cup in the middle east. there are some of just tickle concerns that i took a name reports on new measures that organized, organize as promise will make for a seamless and memorable experience. ah, you know, we're better together is part of the chorus of a rural cup cut our 2022 themes saw ah, you might say it's also the mantra of cut art. is it works to overcome logistical challenges to coasting the 1st world cup in the middle east. oh, it's turned to neighboring countries to help with one of the most pressing, insuring there's enough accommodation for all fans. us vision for the stolen and has always been that it is one for the entire region. after all, this is the 1st world cup in the middle east and the at a world. and together we have the opportunity to share the best of our culture and traditions with fans across the globe. with less than 6 months before players take to the pitch. many hotels are still under construction, and cutter, finding a place to sleep remains a concern for the 1000000 fans expect

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and now when gradually here in this middle east.fted for citizens of 103 countries, including russia , who can come here for tourism purposes for 14 days, a visa is not required. the number of patients with coronavirus in russia continues to decline . less than 5,000 new cases of infection are recorded in the country every day, but talking about the final victory over the infection, according to the head. ministry of health mikhail murashko is still very early in june. we may face a new rise in the incidence covid-19, the minister urged to remember about prevention and get vaccinated on time. as if today, when the coronavirus infection subsided, yes, but it didn’t completely go away, more than 100,000 people. today, he is actively ill and now, before the summer holidays, it is extremely important to vaccinate children. today , a vaccine is allowed for children over 12 years old, in order to prevent unpleasant situations during the period of criminal summer holidays in russia, their owners put up for sale. now faced with several prob

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