representative of the new wave, who initially became famous, as the critic considered the summer with monica the perfect picture, argued that it was this tape that gave impetus to the future in the sixties in the cinema. come on, get up. i have a cigarette butt in my pocket. bring it. relatives have to share, get up among yourselves. now wait. however, as you know, berkman did not belong to any current and waves during his life, he made 74 films, most of them according to his scripts and constantly experimented. here and in the tape, whether it was with monica, he was previously closely associated with those who depict the higher echelons of swedish society, took as much as possible and approached the tradition of italian, neo realism in his fifteenth work is still little known. berg was confidently touching the working class, confronting the personal and the social, which inevitably, according to all the laws of life and genre, leads to a tragic ending, whether melodrama. this with monika was filmed based on the novel by the then popular author andres fedol strömum, filmed literally on the

but monica had an idea about how to turn up the volume. >> monica, why did you invest so much of yournal time for a young man you didn't know? for a mother you didn't know? >> i know. sounds cheesy and it sounds clichÉ, but i'm a mother and there is nothing we won't do for our kids. >> lovely and monica doubled down on their search for answers and inch closer to the truth. coming up -- one possible answer to what happened that night. >> i was scared for my life. i didn't know what he was capable of. >> and another mother tells her side of the story. >> he immediately went to his father and they went to the interviews. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment.

it's days after a deadly accidental poisoning in santa monica. what we uncovered about this new investigation in walnut creek. >>> plus, another so-called rolex robbery on the peninsula. >> i feel mad. >> one of the victims tells us how it goes down. >>> lawmakers approved a plan to keep the state's nuclear power plant open. we are breaking down the pros and cons. >>> this is nbc bay area news tonight. >> i'm raj mathai. we will go to the two exclusive stories in a moment starting with updates on this incoming heatwave. potential for 100 degrees, maybe more, in parts of the bay area over this labor day weekend. right now we are being asked to conserve energy. we are under a statewide flex alert to 9:00 a.m. cal iso says to expect more in the coming days. pg&e is preparing all hands on deck. staff meteorologists are tracking the weather conditions from a command center in san ramon. they will stage crews in areas that their forecasters say will be most impacted by the heat. there are no planned pg&e power shutoffs. of course, that could change. an

maria: we'll see what the fed says about this next week, monica?ent intention because on the fiscal side the democrats keep spending and spending and spending. they're pushing trillions of dollars into this economy. all of this money sloshing around. the fed, on the other end is trying to mop up the excess money, so i think the story is we've gotten trenched inflation. it's not going anywhere. this is going to be a long term and quite painful process to dislodge it. maria: adam you're trying to be, i know you are because you're a real optimism. i just spoke with noreal rabini, he's always called dr. doom, but he says longer and steeper recession than anybody expects. >> i may have to concede to some of the bears among us. not necessarily on recession but with regards to inflation being locker and nastier than we would like. on the one hand, and this is the optimist speaking but it's real. commodities are coming down. maria: that's true. >> supply chains are normalizing. maria: it's a great point, iron ore, copper all down. >> here is the problem i'

monica defend, head of the amundi institute.arkets might be more crazy and let's see what happens. coming up, we take a look at the u.s. stocks on move for the first hour after equity markets open. that is up next and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. we are seeing gains across the board. european stocks are gaining against the edge of dip buyers, but overall a move of cautious optimism. for the moment, investors still bracing for the hiking risk of global recession. we take a look at the stocks on the move with laura wright. laura: think big redfin. this is the london weight management fund up 20% early this session. the investment fund has agreed to buy biffa for 110 pence per share. 28% premium to where it was trading in early june before we learned of the potential acquisition. the deal will help it pivot to a more circular economy. also watching akzo. a slump of 0.2% in early trading. the reasons are two fold. they have seen a spike in raw material costs and consumers are simply not showing up. i have

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and her role as, as monica, this country on the head of the commonwealth. right now you're going to have to explain something to us. and king charles, the 3rd has been fully proclaimed, was monica the united kingdom was he said the crown never dies. he became king the moment, but his mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd died. why then does he need a coronation, which will happen at some point in the future possibly next year? the coronation isn't, is of course essentially piece of christine ritual, where the king will be anointed with holy oil. the most integrity part of the entire ceremony is the anointing with, with holy oil. it was of course in 1953. the moment that was kept hidden from television view as everything else was, was presented to them through the, the grainy images of the, the new television screens. many of the many of them that have bought especially for the occasion. but the anointing of elizabeth, the 2nd was not shown because it is the most sacred moment of the coronation ceremony. in anticipation of king charles asserts carnation, we can, i

maybe monica was encouraging linda to file a perjurious affidavit. there were a lot of societal concerns and rightly so. this was essentially a civil rights case that had been brought by polly gorman jones at the time, an employee of the arkansas government. she alleged that there had been very horrible event that was unsettling to her. she brought up federal court action under the civil rights laws against bill clinton for his conduct -- these are allegations -- for his alleged conduct in a hotel in little rock. it was in connection with that that all of the super fit he was underway in terms of false, perjurious affidavits, encouraging others to lie and so forth. mr. beed: obviously intense public scrutiny and a lot of babbling back and forth lyrically -- battling back and forth politically. you have got to have thick skin to go into these kinds of jobs. i do not want to say they are thankless, but they are difficult. and you're going to make at least half of the people upset before you come out. i wonder about the toll this takes on you personally

monica. >> i'm going to say scottsdale. cheryl: monica has scottsdale.l: james. >> nashville, why not. cheryl: monica, scottsdale, arizona it is. this is exactly 2 million on the nose. i've made these pretty close. the nashville home is 1.999 andd the orlando home is 1.67. i thought the orlando home was the best option. maria: what about 6.8% mortgage rates. what is that doing to my property. we have a market that reversed course. we're up on the dow industrials as rates move higher. doesn't the price change if you're taking out a mortgage with much higher mortgage rates right now. cheryl: yes, borrowing is now double what it was a year ago, absolutely. that's what we're seeing, the market is starting to close down. my advice obviously is in the next six to nine months you're going to see sellers get real about their pricing. they're not t quite there yet in a lot of the markets but they're getting there so we're going from a seller's market, 2023, you will see a buyer's market. because of your point. you've got a rough economy, there's still a lot of pr

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monica crowley, former assistant secretary of the treasury and host of the monica crowley podcast. thank you all for being here. congressman, i'll start with you. the president said maga forces are determined to take this country backward. house republicans respond and has the soul of the nation now been saved that the speeches over? >> actually think, raiment, he came across as the sad, angry kind of bitter old man here. kind of looked like the lighting, it looked like darth vader. understanding the past four days he's called at the country fascist and extremist. the country really wants the real problems out there addressed. like you pointed out, in your monologue, we went from a secure border to know border. we went from safe streets to record crime. went from stable prices to a 41 year high inflation rate and went from $2 gas to $5 gas all in 18 months. i think the nation would kind of like those dressed versus being called extremist and fascist and have the government target your freedoms and liberties like we have seen from the biden administration justice department. >> raym

thank you, monica and the chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to talk about the conditions out there. yeah. nature going to help out at all. i think a little bit least temperature wise, right? the temperatures are really backed off. and so >> generally things are going to be as dry. you've got more of a moist flow kicking in, but it's kind of in a stronger sea breeze kicking in as well. and you see the winds. you can see the smoke and some cloud cover continue to make its way across that area right now. so really knock down the temperatures, not dealing with triple digit heat today, but the winds. yeah, they're picking up out there. you've seen some winds gusting 9.10, miles an hour in around some of those areas. of course, and around the canyon area can be a little bit stronger than that. as far as the smoke u.s. concern. we have seen some of the back out in the bay area. but the models picking up on this as well that on shore flow is going to strengthen over the next 24 hours. that is going to carry a lot of that smoke away from the bay a

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she is the democratic nominee for attorney general of georgia, and monica simpson, executive directoructive justice collective. she was part of a group of activists who met with vice president harris at the white house earlier this week. thank you so much for joining us. state senator, jen, jordan, i'd like to start with, you excuse me. let's be clear about what i at least think what graham's proposed federal law would do. right now, your own state of georgia has a six-week ban on abortion, which would be allowed to stay in place. but a restrictive states abortion access would be absolutely curtailed, what kind of legal battles could arise if graham's bill actually became law? >> yeah, and i think that there needs to be clarification, because i've heard pundits talk about greene's bill, as if it just creates a 15-week ban, right? some people in georgia were saying, well, that's good for us, right? but what they don't understand is that 15 weeks across the board, unless the state has a more restrictive bill, and that's the one that goes into place. i mean, let's be clear, in terms of l

thank you, monica. and thank you, casey and thabethe, i'm really thrilled to be here. let me say that first. and i was really interested in what you were saying, monica, about i actually when i look down, it's because i'm taking notes. what you said about i knew me rather than no way. i really that as a concept and i think that's so important for what i like is that african-american healing. i would say men and women but i really like that as a reimagining of it. i think for me, i guess my thoughts were primarily speak for my own work, although i thinking to not to compare myself. toni morrison, but thinking about that, you know, it sees me on healing, but also what i think is interesting about her work and we were talking about this dr. lewis is, how her work say in the bluest eye for example piccolo part of why she i mean, there's a million things that go wrong, but part of why she doesn't feel is because she continues to look outward rather than looking in the loaves, don't have community. i mean and you see a forgotten narrator's name read this book of dies but the

they don't want him monica yet. okay. if in the rear diginero many thanks, there are at least 15 people, mostly women. the children have been killed in a landslide in western uganda. heavy rain triggered the land to slide in the town of casie, alexia bryan reports. a lot of the mud slide hit before dawn and for the family's asleep and these homes in easton, uganda sca sissy district. there was nothing they could do. i would like to see like the month to see what would be a single hold. we are over for it, the only 2 people, so i oh, most of those killed women and children. cassie, which lies near the congolese border, is prone to deadly land slide this time of year forecast as had want of unusually strong and destructive rains. so as we continue receiving our more abnormal heavy rainfall in that area, it's likely that he will vary by my boss it's bounced. and so we are ready conducting our alley warning to the members of the community who leave around the same reba and the round that river banks. after a long drought, the

well, i'm not sure it is — thoughts about the monica?ts about the monica? well, i'm not sure it is quite unprecedented - not sure it is quite unprecedented if we remember back to the number of people that came out on the very sad death of princess diana, but certainly a lot of people have been touched by the death of queen elizabeth, she is the only monarch that virtually all of us have known and, you know, whether... whatever views people have about the royal family, people feel sympathy for her, you know, her whole family and the grief they must be going through because it is something that affects us all with all our families from time to time.— us all with all our families from time to time. yes, it is good view 'ust to time to time. yes, it is good view just to remind — time to time. yes, it is good view just to remind all _ time to time. yes, it is good view just to remind all of _ time to time. yes, it is good view just to remind all of us _ time to time. yes, it is good view just to remind all of us that - time to time. yes, it i

monica, isn't thatll actually proof that bidene coun is dividing the country? because obviously they thinktrou democrac y is falling for different reasons, republicans and democrats. and it's not about unity. >> yeah, exactly right. when you see the split alongs ao those lines and you see the numbers almost identicals ad for republicans and democrats and even independents, it tells you that they're viewing the divisions in the country as extremelys in the problematir the future of america, but for very different reasons. r diffthis speech tonight was ln of projection every thing that president biden accused donald trump and conservatives and theh america first movement of, they themselves are guilty of every single thing that he accused our side of doing. he and the democrats are guilty of and i think most americansd now see that. and i do think this is a precarious moment because we're at a real tipping point here. and i think a lot of the people he accused of being enemies of the state today really feeldi like this is the hill to die. on the other side is at

and she's a democratic nominee for attorney general of door georgia, and monica simpson, head of sister song and part of a group of activists that met with vice president kamala harris at the white house earlier this week. thank you so much for joining us. state senator jen, jordan, i would like to start with you, excuse me. let's be clear about what i at least think what graham's proposed federal law would do. right now your own state of georgia has a six-week ban on abortion, which would be allowed to stay in place, but in less restrictive states abortion access would be absolutely curtailed. what kind of legal battles could arise if graham's bill actually became law? >> i think that there needs to be clarification because i have even heard pundits talk about graham's bill as if it just creates a 15-week ban. people in georgia are saying that's good, for us right? what they don't understand is that 15 weeks across the board, unless the state has a more restrictive role, and that is the one that goes in the place. let's be clear, in terms of lindsey graham and republicans, period. they

well, that's always important to keep in mind to monica's which is a big blue support to monica, and the republicans, which are the number of people who would rather do without the monarchy over the 1000 years. never have the republicans scored more than about 3036 percent. rest of the country was always in favor of it. and i think it to continue under child to 3rd because he is already an established authority in many of the things that we care about deep you nowadays the, the, the green and sustainable environment, for example, is one of charles is leading aspirations. and he's going to be a very liked figure and, and respected figure in this regard. and so i think the transition from the queen to son is rather less problematic. and some people like to prophesied to, to foretell a major transition on the less thomas feeling there for us with some of those views . thanks very much. it's in a speech. on her 21st birthday, the queen promised to dedicate her life to public service. it was a promise she kept to the end. earlier this week she appointed bliss trusts as the you case newest

maria: adam, james, monica, stay right there." begins right now. good he wednesday morning, thank you for

oh, monica diaz doesn't remember the last time a customer paid with bitcoin. she says no one here cares much for the crypto currency. as for herself, she spent the $30.00 and bit con, that the government gave out to every citizen. and that was it. see, i also sure i bought something for myself with those $30.00. i'm about, i mean, after that, not much happened in her app. it's a far cry from the economic miracle precedent night book kelly had promised, turned himself into an avatar voice fans talking about investment wealth and a huge vision, reconsidering bitcoin city, and nearly tax free community run on energy from a near by volcano to a mission. lucille complex in midland, so far, none of this has happened. bitcoin has crashed and people still prefer u. s. dollars. most of them barely have any savings. anyway, they earned just enough to get by with nothing left to invest in shaky bushel currencies. but what allow up all assume salary? the instability of bitcoin is a problem for people. a drop of $0.25 a day can make the difference between a leading and not

30 monica diaz had invested $20.00 in bid khan, and lost half of that. like most people in el salvador, she prefers to stick with us dollars now. and that's it. you're up to date with d. w. business. thank you very much for watching with with housing from air vapor real what sounds like a joke at 1st i can medium started up, wants to make reality soon. find out how they came up with this idea of how it works and how it will help the environment in made in germany. next on d, w. o me, birds are enemies on the russian border lies the finished village of their sinner, where the residents are deeply divided. some of them want nothing to do with their russian neighbors, while others see them as human beings, not warmongers focus on europe. in 60 minutes, d. w with free climate. oh, ready news with hackers? paralyzing the tire societies. computers that are some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for a group, but how they can also go terribly. watch it now on you tube. ah ah ah ah, thi

ah, i monica jones, good to have you with us. the european union is calling for an international tribunal for war crimes against russia. after the discovery of mass graves, ukraine's north east city of indian, the kremlin denies its forces were behind the alleged atrocities. but investigators say have already found extensive evidence. yet another great discovery forensic experts pull a body from a grave in this forest outside of the city was liberated by the crane and army in a counter offensive that exposed ellis war crimes by russian forces. as exclamations continue. investigators describe some of their findings was a fucked, color or sober. there are already facts when kristen is found with his hands tied or with ropes around his neck. some have signs of broken bones. was these fact testified to the possible application of torture? to these persons? the fuck? there was a violent death. when you go to the pursuit and the things, the villa de mer, color snake lives in his room. he came here searching for information about his mi

c is pass and not the actual tissue structures that you would expect to not have autism. monica sieve is, is also been in this situation. her beloved cat vito had to go to the vet, but vito put up a fight so on and off while i was so painful and so deep that i dropped him immediately. and i thought, well, this is bleeding a fair bit. well, you have to go to the doctor if he can't just leave it like that varnish lawson at the emergency clinic, her wound with disinfected and bandaged only superficially. monica fevers was told to report to her family doctor the next morning. gonna set us up by now, but then overnight it develops in such a way that i was an incredible payable, not submitting i took several painkillers and ive never experience a pain like a i'm, i can't describe it. it was like a fever, or like being paralyzed. i got up and walked round of castilla. that didn't help me hold on. that had come to london, papa. nevertheless, she still waited before going to the doctor. don't doubt beth, and he removed it and said you have to go to the hospital right away. or you can't go home

what does, what does person do with this monica? and move forward into the rest of the 21st century? we can see that the thousands of pete people lining the mouth. many who have been waiting for more than a day to watch this procession to watch the queen the queen's casket, make its way through london to westminster hall. and many people have been telling that story is talking about their memories of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she was well known for taking her work very seriously. she was, she worked as we know until just a couple of days before her death, where she met britain's new prime minister appointed britons, the prime minister. and she travels widely around the u. k. around the world. missing people. and many people have mentioned how, how down to us, how friendly, how pleasant she was, and how interested she was in then their stories, when we can see the emotion in people's faces. here they say good bye to queen elizabeth hanna, this week of morning. and of course, the funeral on monday, these events have been planned for ye

even 30, monica diaz had invested $20.00 in bitcoin and lost half of that. like most people in el salvador, she prefers to stick with you as dollars. now and finally, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to the new york stock exchange. well, virtually at least, he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure, strengthened national defense, and exploit its natural resources for the benefit of your children. and to wanna jo, a quick reminder of our top story. new i phone is set to take center stage at apple's 1st live events. since the start of the panoramic rising cost, have apple rethinking its reliance on chinese production. that's our show. i'm christy plots number land. thank you so much for watching, said martin. ah ah, with ah, the man. we take a trip to scotland with the whisky baker, the cathy priest, boyfriend who is a self proclaimed church rebel fighting for progress and change in his church. and when he is not working, t

in monica see this case. the infection was so bad that she had to have major surgery on her hand to have the dead tissue removed. but the infection also caused a wound healing disorder to develop the wind had to be field using skin taken from her for um a year later, she still can't move her hand properly. it's a painful process. she doesn't blame her cat, though. she's only annoyed that she didn't go to the clinic sooner in important tendons and joints lie directly under the skin of the hands. so deep bites can quickly lead to theories damage. for this reason, python says that a cut bite always requires hun surgery because that's the only way to assess whether the wound isn't a potentially dangerous place and how high the risk of serious infection is off on angus up. depending on that, we can tell whether the wind just needs to be disinfected or whether you might need to open a thought or widen it to be able to wash it out and clean it. we can only really do that with surgical training within the school is o

and charles vowed to follow his mother's example as monica. as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion, i too no solemnly pledged myself throughout the remaining time. god groan smith to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. and wherever you may live in the united kingdom, or in the realms and territories across the world, and whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyal to respect and love. as i have throughout my life, charles will be officially proclaimed king later today. and moment he is prepared for his entire life. many hope then you monica will live up to his mother's image by keeping a steady hand at the helm. as the u. k. navigates through turbulent times and for more on this let's go to our correspond bergen mouse in london at berg. we just heard parts of charles his 1st address as sovereign. did he say anything else that stood out for you? while he spoke about his loyalty and about the service to his country. so really i think he won a distress the conti

a common o back is a role that monica could fall a mono. no listen for american living on political. so i don't know you are contradicting. you said yes. in fact you entire now already know. you can't say that he is simply symbolic and then then claim that what they do is to create consensus that i didn't bother knowing it. you know what? i took the time to listen to your doctor. you will listen to me and let me play an example. whatsoever of supporting equality, it has not done that bytes actions. it doesn't represent that in fact, it had to represent equality that would be and some likely rapid quote for you would also i would represent exam with you might and i'm, something's gonna a specialty. the examples to the examples given earlier when we talked about the mac went, the mammal was given as an example. you then said, well, holly star configured can not be blue, don't get it, make up your mind. people, you know, every, i started to pretty say all drama he is so and that they can be looked at as a symbol of greatness. and they are equa

i'm monica miller in singapore. our headlines...zhia power plant in ukraine, despite shelling nearby. we turn to seoul now, where the government has promised to get rid of its basement apartments, which were made famous by the oscar—winning film parasite. it follows severe floods last month, which trapped people inside their homes, killing four. the underground homes have come to represent south korea's growing inequality and spiralling housing crisis, and as our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie has been finding out, those who live in them fear they'll be left with nowhere to go. under the streets of seoul live hundreds of thousands of people. known as banjiha, these basement apartments were made famous by the oscar—winning film parasite. but when seoul experienced its heaviest rain in 100 years, life suddenly imitated art. do you know how high the water came up? ji—ae has raised her two sons in this banjiha. it's the only place they can afford, with house prices in seoul out of control. but this is now the second time they've bee

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i will british monica, don't have political power. the queen met weekly with her countries, prime minister, starting with winston churchill, followed by another 14 and to 2 days before her death. she had formerly asked conservatively to liz truss to form a new government for her death in scotland on september. 8th was moaned by the nation. a coffin brought to london, queen elizabeth the 2nd always showed unflinching determination and devotion in death as in life, she is revered by many millions. as queen elizabeth, the 2nd was laid to rest. stephanie that looks back at 8 decades of large scale funerals, from politicians to religious figures. 2 icons, lou, trouble loving the sovereign king george the 6th, the la stayed funeral of a british monarch, was in 1952, king george the 6th. the father and predecessor of the late queen was laid to rest as the british empire was starting to decline. ah, 4 years earlier after opposing colonial rule and being instrumental in india, gaining its independence from britain, mahatma gandhi had been assa

in monica see this case. the infection was so bad that she had to have major surgery on her hand to have the dead tissue removed. but the infection also caused a wound healing disorder to develop the wind had to be field using skin taken from her for um a year later, she still can't move her hand properly. it's a painful process. she doesn't blame her cat, though. she's only annoyed that she didn't go to the clinic sooner or important tendons and joints lie directly under the skin of the hands. so deep bites can quickly lead to theories. damage. for this reason, pal plaza says that a cat bite always requires hun surgery, because that's the only way to assess whether the wound is in a potentially dangerous place and how high the risk of serious infection is governed angus up. depending on that, we can tell whether the wind just needs to be disinfected or whether you might need to open a thought or widen it to be able to wash it out and clean it. we can only really do that with surgical training within the shou