notes a change in american strategy in the ukrainian conflict, given that the overall management of all mois carried out by the pentagon. it is clear that the paradigm shift will manifest itself soon, and on the battlefields, the americans no longer hope to lead ukraine to victory, or even to a particularly ignominious defeat. now the main thing for washington is to sow in the region chaos, and the wider it spreads geographically, the better for the states the transfer of powerful long-range weapons to kiev by the americans and the british pursues just such a goal. now the scales are shelling donetsk should be able to strike at belgorod, kursk or bryansk the american media increasingly began to wonder why washington is directly involved in pumping weapons and finances to ukraine how this war serves the interests of the american people it is not obvious that it serves the interests narrow stratum washington is a weapons manufacturer to people in the security apparatus for whom such things are a source of money and power and just at the moment when they lose a market for these weapons. and wh

the taliban have ordered all women to only leave the house when absolutely necessary. moy says she's desperate, cuz silica says, no man, no one can feel our pain. i have a lot of problems. my husband doesn't live here any more. he vanished 2 years ago. life with 4 children is very hard for me. if they want to eat something, i can't go out and just buy them food to make them just go to la cima. forever. we heard from mars here malloy. there are in women like heard already facing draconian laws that have been enacted by the taliban. are they helping women at least feed their families now? no d is nor any a clear policy about the woman that they, they many, for the woman, especially for the woman who are working with the georgia mental quantization now. all of them out of job and they just sitting at school and even the taliban government saves under the know from a different minister says that the pay and give the larry but most of the woman's they have complained that the tyler bond haven't sent any money to their bank accounts and they are not allowed to go to the jobs. so the questi

our correspondent caroline, at she moy went there and filed this report unless if we're little in this little town, it's like we all lost our kids. each one of them is our personal loss. whatever one death is already to manual. yeah. they must go. yeah, it was like also the teachers live a little so it doesn't matter if it's not my own black boy, it's a loss for all of them as a tragic shooting that has changed this little town forever and shaken people across the country. some have driven several hours to pay their respects to the victims and grieve with the community. here we came from crystal city. it was just my plan to come here because i'm a mom and so i don't know what they're feeling, but it hits the little kid. i don't know any of the children, but i wanted to pay my respects to them. it is that's a tragedy for you. there okay, so do i feel that you have employed in the life others who grew up here are coming back home. jack he left you've already one day before the shooting. now she's back at least once a week to visit her parents and friends. are in a small town where he bui

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teachers are in contact we have a teacher in the occupation of the bomb shelter the girl came with moie time nastya helps to study and other children, we met here until finally, many good people live here, and if possible, i am helping someone now, i am helping a first- grader to learn english . the house survived. no, that's why i won't come. it's very scary. it's very scary. it was impossible to shake at home. we were scared . needs, people don't risk going outside except to receive humanitarian aid. it's normal . they don't think so, vitka majechka, the singers wouldn't fly at home, but it's here , right here . the nearest development of the russian-ukrainian war, in particular, the assessments of british military analysts, many of them are inclined that in donbas everything is heading for a positional war, the enemy is digging in for new offensives, it will not succeed today and jens stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato, said that russia's war with ukraine could drag on for years in an interview in this build m sontek, he emphasized that under no circumstances should ukraine

liberty correspondent serhiy horbatenko works there, he is with us in connection with sloviansk serhiy moi greetings, i also know that i recently visited bakhmut, where there was shelling the day before, tell me what the situation is now, russian troops really shelled bakhmut tonight, several houses were damaged, and at least three people were injured wounds, well, in bakhmut, it is very loud, very loud , you can constantly hear the hall and fly-by even at the entrance to bakhmut from the sloviansk side, you can see that the forests are already burning, the fields are burning . the consequences of this missile strike, which was carried out by the russian troops on this ok peaceful city, tonight there was a massive bombardment of bahmut . ordinary residents were hit. the apartments are no longer suitable for living, people will understand what to do. and according to preliminary information, there are no casualties at the moment, uh, there is information on three people who received bodily injuries, but , understanding such a massive shelling, it is possible that people will turn to us. wel

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for moy earlier spoke to w correspondence, rebecca riches in the ukrainian capital well, on the, on the battlefield. gerhard, things are moving pretty slowly. we are looking at a war of attrition at the moment. but as you say, russians making as small gains in that case, city in the hands of era, and yet as the governor there, the governor of that region. now saying that they do, indeed, russia has now round about 80 percent of that city under its control. we saw a, one of the chemical plants there. it is an industrial city. one chemical plant was heat yesterday and we saw plumes of toxic smoke went out, told that civilians are trying to hide in that factory. but the governor saying this will not be an as of style to if you will, referring to that the steel plant in mary you poll. that's now infamous in this battle. and on the other side of the river sever several donetta is a cease to city with lucy chance as on the other side of a river, and the russians are struggling to get across that river. they're now trying a tactic of bombarding from another angle around the, at the other side

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spending that moy will stimulate the economy s everyone will think the republican gives you a good economy, and cutting taxes will run up the national debt, so t democrat because president you can force that docrat to shoot the democratic santa. he was talking about socia security and medicare, but radley let you can force that democrat to shoot santa clause by screaming about the debt. jimmy carter and bill clinton were the only two presidents in my lifetime who proposed balanc budgets, but all that we have can -- all the debt we have can be attributed to a series of republican presidents, among other things. that is just one issuethe debt. i have a problem with reagan. host: a reminder to our viewers that the january 6 committee, we found out sterday they will be meeting today. you can watch here on c-span, the free c-span now video app. we know that it is when to be cassidy hutchinson expected to testify today, former special assistant to mark meadows. what are youexpectations for today? guest: i am not sure. i am looking forward to it. probably what we are seeing with the investigation

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. >>> we're getting an update out of the supreme court let's head to elon moy >> reporter: we have beenthe supreme court. it had 33 cases to decide on by the ends of the summer it decided on three cases today dealing with bankruptcy, medicaid and the classification of southwest airlines workers, but it did not rule on that hotly anticipated case dobbs versus jackson womens health that would have ruled on that mississippi law banning almost all abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. of course, we will continue to watch the decisions out of the supreme court and know if there are any changes. >> elon, thank you elon moy in washington >>> airlines the focus today let's look at the local ticker jets as travel continues to rebound both domestically and abroad shares up over 3% on the lyft three months, still down on the year top holdings, delta, united are up 10% since march that said a long way from the 52-week high >> well, speaking of shares of spirit on the move after jetblue did sweeten its offer for the airline, at least in certain ways phil lebeau sat down with the ceo robin hayes, he

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basically flat nasdaq up almost a percent getting help from falling bond yields and we want to get to elon moy from d.c >> reporter: frank, this hearing is more of a vent session for lawmakers to air the pain their sq constituents are feeling from rising prices at the pump, grocery store, trying to buy or rent a home. republicans ding chair powell over his support for more fiscal stimulus back in late 2020 powell said that is over he is done with trying to comment on fiscal policy the fed should stick to its knitting but, of course, that did not stop lawmakers from debating the root causes of inflation with democrats warning powell as well if the fed goes too far, too fast, they could risk high unemployment and sending millions of people out of work. separately, frank, i want to mention we got breaking news during the hearing of a new warning from intel saying its plans to expand in ohio, $20 billion expansion, could be delayed or scaled back if congress does not act to pass the chips bill, which would send about $52 billion of support to the semiconductor industry in a statement i received fr

. >> we will lift the victims and their families and the entire community in prayer. [ gunshot ] >> moyarry on the prayers from the whole senate for victims and their families for the community of parkland. [ gunshot [. >> psalm 34, that the lord is another to the broken hearted. [ gunshot ] >> and i shoulder to say it, you know, joe manchin this time came out after -- after -- and said i've never been in this frame of mind. i can't get my grandchildren out of my mind. this time around it feels very different. that's literally almost ver batum what he said in 2018 after parkland, so the -- the people who don't want to do gun reform have a script, senator, and i -- you know, forgive me if i am not hopeful that after these shootings happen and they just say the same script and then add to it harden the doors and make one way in and one way out which is actually unsafe, i don't have a lot of hope. why should i have hope that you guys will be able to get something done? >> well, i mean, first of all, you know, joe manchin is frankly in our caucus, the author of the background bill compromis

soon as we are going to be looking at another hot day inland, but at least we have the cooling and moy sitting effect of some fog moving in from the coastline this morning for peninsula bayshore in north bay cities fog around san francisco not obscure your view of quite hour, although visibility has fallen below a quarter of a mile and portions of the north bay peninsula, east bay shoreline, even into the south bay inland areas still hot and not much of a coastal impact. that's where a lot of those fire sparked up yesterday and us. we're still into the midst of dry and really hot conditions. so firefighters certainly do have a fight ahead of them. as for temperatures, it's 40's at the coast and in parts of the north bay like novato in petaluma 50's for your highs right along the bay shore and some 60's for your current temperatures for those areas a little bit further inland. as for skies, it is going to be a steadily dry one today. here's a bit of good news. we don't have any monsoonal moisture. so the snow chances of dry thunderstorms will be breaking down. anything else you need to

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moi understanding is that we do have agreement at least on the technical recommendations for the policy recommendation which is included on page 52 of our report. we note that the proposed budget concludes numerous new positions in part of the enhanced sidewalk and street enforcement initiatives which includes the shared spaces and the illegal vending programs. the proposed budget includes three new 62 street inspectors and 33 inspectors and one new senior administrative analyst and one new 1822 administrative analyst. and the enhanced sidewalk and street enforcement initiative is the combination of two new programs that has been itch complemented or will be in 22-23. the shared spaces as a mayoral mandate that allows businesses to use part of the right-of-way to support business activities during the pandemic. this includes the creation of outdoor dining on sidewalks and in parking spaces. the program is becoming permanent and the department anticipates reviewing about 2,000 applications annually for the program including checking for compliance with safety and accessibility requiremen

moi understanding is that we do have agreement at least on the technical recommendations for the policyation which is included on page 52 of our report. we note that the proposed budget concludes numerous new positions in part of the enhanced sidewalk and street enforcement initiatives which includes the shared spaces and the illegal vending programs. the proposed budget includes three new 62 street inspectors and 33 inspectors and one new senior administrative analyst and one new 1822 administrative analyst. and the enhanced sidewalk and street enforcement initiative is the combination of two new programs that has been itch complemented or will be in 22-23. the shared spaces as a mayoral mandate that allows businesses to use part of the right-of-way to support business activities during the pandemic. this includes the creation of outdoor dining on sidewalks and in parking spaces. the program is becoming permanent and the department anticipates reviewing about 2,000 applications annually for the program including checking for compliance with safety and accessibility requirements. the il

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