monica: les cuesta creer que gloria se haya suicidado. gloria le ayudo justamente a evitar que se suicidara. >> me cuesta mucho creer que quien me ayudÓ a mi a no cometer suicidio, lo haya hecho ella misma. gloria, no. hay amigas que sabes queestÁn pasando por depresiones y te puedes imaginar la situaciÓn, yo no me puedo imaginar a gloria asÍ. monica: paola, otra de sus amigas cercanas, tampoco se lo cree. >> cuando a mÍ me dicen que se habÍa quitado la vida, yo sÓlo podÍa decir " no, ella no". >> en mi patrulla, me esfuerzo en hacerme trabajo lo mejor posible. estoy convencida que el desempeÑo de un oficial es indistinto del gÉnero. monica: gloria pasaba por un momento muy difÍcil en la marina, univisiÓn investiga obtuvo en exclusiva copia de una queja presenda por la oficial ante altos mandos de la armada en la que seÑalÓ a un superior suyo de acoso sexual. " desde el ingreso al armada he sido discriminada por ser mujer, he sido presionada sexual y laboralmente, mis compaÑeras lo han sido tambiÉn". agregaba que elementos de la instituci

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i'm monica miller. quite humid conditions over the next couple of days. but on friday, it will turn windy, and some heavy thundery rain will arrive. thursday, though, is going to be quite a quiet day of weather. there'll be some areas of low cloud and mist first thing, tending to lift and clear, and then actually some lengthy spells of sunshine with just the small chance of catching a shower. a bit more of a breeze, though, and with that breeze coming from the east, where you're exposed to it along north sea coasts, temperatures may only get to between 17—20 celsius, but with some shelter from the breeze, parts of western scotland, the north coast of northern ireland up to 22—23 celsius, maybe 26 celsius for the west coast of wales and 27 celsius for parts of central southern england. now as we head through thursday night, we will see again some areas of low cloud developing. the winds will start to pick up across western parts, and we will see a few showers and thunderstorms just starting to break out.

thanks, monica, having me. i. thanks, monica, having me. hub in the medium and long term. three reasons. you have the largest reserves, the biggest market in southeast asia and government policies that are getting more and more conducive to attracting investment and also stimulate and demand. in terms of development, has the country been holding back? they have had these reserves are quite some time what took them so long? i quite some time what took them so lone ? ~ so long? i think under the president. _ so long? i think under the president, we _ so long? i think under the president, we have - so long? i think under the president, we have seen i so long? i think under the - president, we have seen quite a few breakthroughs in policies, so starting in 2020, we basically started to see the end of the process nickel core. process facilities were built and as a result we are expert in iron and steel, and in the future the government plans to strengthen our expert expert base further. essentially, they are upgrading across— are upgrading acros

i'm monica miller.ors by offering tax and visa incentives. it comes at a time when bathing is struggling to attract foreign capital and its economic recovery is slowing down. last week we learned china was seeing prices drop for the first time in more than two years. on tuesday we will get chinese industrial production and retail sales data forjuly. both will help fill in some of the gaps on how the country's export sector is faring and whether consumers are still spending. 0n the same day, another major asian economy, japan, releases its gdp data for the second quarter. we can provide hints

nbc white house correspondent monica alba broke this story. we haven't heard many developments from robert hur since his investigation began. take us through what you learned. >> reporter: it has been a locked down investigation so this newer phase suggests that these ongoing talks between the president's own attorneys and special counsel robert hur are headed in the direction of potentially agreeing to an interview with the sitting u.s. president, which is something that there is precedent for and something that the president's own advisers have long expected would take place if the conditions can be met. and that is really the keyword here, the conditions of where this would take place, would it definitely be in-person, could it be in writing, what would the scope of an interview look like? would it cover his time and these documents that were discovered from when he was vice president or would it span to some of the material that was found that dates back to his time as a u.s. senator? all of that is still being negotiated and we understand

monica and john chapman, appreciate your time. guide book and travel safe back to australia whenever you are going back. appreciate it. >> thank you. we are out for a couple months so a while yet. >> very nice. let's move on now. here comes the music and the crowds outside lands is here. the sold out, three day festival kicking off tomorrow. today we stopped by golden gate park to kind of check it out and see how the preparations are going. close to a hundred performers will be hitting the stage this weekend. headliners include kendrick lamar, foo fighters, and odeza. not just the music. the festival features 100 restaurants nearly all of them from the bay area. if you can get a ticket now or get it on the secondary market do it. it is a great festival. >>> a live look from our tower camera with the fog rolling through. jeff will join us and talk about the weeken. st family is just very important. she's s my sister r and, we depend d on each otother a l. she's the rorock of the e fami. we depend d on each otother a l. shshe's thth

monica: that's right.e only talking about part of the story and really erasing the rest of it. bigad: for example, domestic abuse rates in the us for chinese and japanese victims are fairly similar; but rates for korean, indian, filipino, and vietnamese survivors are roughly double. and even when data is available, it may still be incomplete since advocates say culturally aapi survivors may be particularly hesitant to share their stories. monica: and so that also contributes to just not knowing when this happens in our communities. bigad: so you're convinced this issue may be a lot worse than we realize? monica: absolutely. female: i was raised in an environment where violence happened regularly to the point where it was normalized. bigad: the nonprofit freely in hope works to empower survivors of sexual violence by providing them education and counseling. the work is focused in kenya and zambia and was started by nikole lim, a san francisco bay area native who first witnessed the impact of sexual violence

what monica just said. we have mike pence, a 2024 contender, you know, he says anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president. there's that fight, right in you can disagree with what trump was doing around the time of the capitol riots which should never happen, again. we're sticking to the law, we're sticking to what biden and people are saying in d.c. biden said they would make sure that that trump would not become the next president again. listen to this. >> we just have to demonstrate that he will not take power by, if we, if he does run, making sure he, under legitimate everetts of our constitution, does not become the next president again. elizabeth: andrew, but federal prosecutors say this latest indictment is not constitutional, hat proper remedy is impeachment which the house brought. >> it's one thing to condemn the behavior of donald trump post-election 2020 the, it's another to use the criminal code to attack him for what he did. in fact, i think that the charges are so

monica, we've been travelling _ effort going. monica, we've been travelling around - effort going.round the l been travelling around the island of maui. we are in a place called upcountry maui and it is very remote, the wildfires are continuing are now not contained. it shows the challenge firefighters were basing on tuesday night. having to fight lasers on multiple fronts. if theyjust move out of the way, we been talking to local residents, showing pictures of what they saw on tuesday night. it's utterly terrifying. a red inferno between those trees. and right now you can see in terms of those operations. they are trying to stop the prospect, we see some smoke over the hillside. you can perhaps see that. they are trying to restore power. also why electric is the focus of questions right now. class—action lawsuit against the company has been filed, asking the question, why didn't they shut down their power grid when they heard those warnings from the national weather service that there was the very likely prospect of deadly wildfires on the way. the company, for its part, says it d

i am monica miller. _ live from singapore. i am monica miller. the - live from singapore.ld trump is indicted over his alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. he is charged on four counts of conspiring to defraud the united states and conspiring against the rights of citizens. today, an indictment was unsealed, charging donaldj unsealed, charging donald] trump with conspiring to defraud the united states, can fry —— conspiring to disenfranchise voters and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. obstruct an official ”roceedin. ., , proceeding. donald trump because it _ proceeding. donald trump because it another - proceeding. donald trump because it another break l because it another break indictment and an attempt to interfere with the 2024 presidential election campaign. in other news, a powerful typhoon is sweeping towards southern japan. urging thousands of people to seek shelter. light from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. we begin in the united states where former president d

am monica business report, i am monica miller. we begin the quarterly earnings of us retail target which has become the latest corporate victim of america's culture wars. the company saw sales fall in—store and on line for the first time in years after a backlash over its pride month offering. those reactions were so negative that target felt it had to remove items from some of its stores over concerns about staff safety. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more from new york. between april and june, sales target of 5% compared to year ago. e—commerce sales fell 105%. the boss of the so—called big box retailer said it was hard to tell how much it was because customers were feeling pressure from higher prices and how much had to do with the boycott and backlash it based over its pride month offerings that lead to items being pulled from the shop floor to protect the safety of its staff. despite the sales decline, the retailer wanted higher profit margins than analysts had selected as it offered fewer discou

and i do want to say to monica's point.s true that republicans have woken up to how much they need to be concerned about election processes, it's also true that democrats are moving on as well from what they did in 2020 one of the things that president biden did when he first took office he said that he would like every single federal agency to get involved in election nearing on -- i mean, the unstated issue there is on behalf of democrats. so that if you are giving student aid, you have students brought into the election process in a way that benefits democrats. way more than it benefits republicans. this is the type of thing that effects the integrity of election process. republicans should wake up to that as well. >> brian: monica, do you believe this is all an effort to stop trump from being the nominee or to make him a wounded nominee? >> well, that's a very interesting question. and to mollie's point, she is exactly right. the left always has much more imagination and creativity on how to do these things than the rig

this is a morning warm-up on the beach of santa monica on the grass near the pacific ocean .rainians, americans , lithuanians and belarusians are diligently doing exercises, but try gradually because you will lose today, you are not participating in the race, the purpose of which is to remind americans that the war is still going on in ukraine , fitness trainer andriy khomytskyi spirogenizer promotions, it is not the first year that he conducts training for the ukrainian community of los angeles and online for anyone who wants to. i train here with probably 70, maybe more percent of the people, these are those who train , it is stable, that 's right. decided that sport is a cool direction on the background of which people can unite, or sport gives you the opportunity to distract yourself , focus, recharge with energy , communicate, hear what is happening with other people, specially flew to the race from other of countries mykhailo and maria live in france, we changed our tickets and flew here for three days to take part in this event glory to ukraine with slogans and flags u

there are numerous in santa monica and l.a.r: they opened a bunch of emergency shelters and they have been encouraging as best they can the homeless in santa monica and l.a. area, to take advantage of those emergency shoament -- shelters and nov move into them, it is not always easy to persuade them to go to shelters some are wearswary of the shelters urban search and rescue teams are out and aall aall righted and looks at basin of l.a. river. they are trying to make sure they have everyone out, of any dress situation, it will be an on going struggle over the next 24 hours making sure that l.a. in everyone housed or unhoused is kept safe. >> jonathan this is raymond, as a new orleansian i look at this, i thought that sounds like wednesday where i live. in a community like los angeles, those surrounding areas, where so unaccustomed to and downpour, tell us about preparations they put in place, in particular in malibu, against mudslides. only in and out of the areas, highway 1 it is prone to mudslides. reporter: just on the point

monica crowley former assistant treasury secretary in the trump administration. victor, i should say that right now the fulton county georgia grand jury and to hand down it looks like another trump indictment total travesty. so biden is going to hide while trump is in court apparently the whole campaign because this is looks like it's the way it's going to play out biden has settle needs a tripart strategy, laura. on one hadn't a virtual president go, to beach. tahoe, not comment. he is on the beach while a whole beached city has been wiped out and he can't even make one remark about it. and so he is just going to retire and be a construct and let the obama, bernie sanders elizabeth warren wing continue to run the country and then he is going to stonewall all of these looming indictments and then they are going to fixate on donald trump and they think this is going to get us through the next 17 months it. may, but there are some problems with it some of these indictments are so ridiculous, in fact, a majority of them that they are building a huge pushback and bid

monica dicenso is going to join us shortly.to that in about five minutes time. lisa: she is not alone. we heard that from job -- jill carey hall, from so many investors saying there is upside. which is why we have seen stocks hang in there. can you think about two years ago you say that the yield on the 10 year would be 4.3%? jonathan: laughed out of the room. lisa: and then that stocks would be rallying? jonathan: laughed out of the room. if you said nine months ago tech would be aware it was, you would be out of the room -- laughed out of the room. i would say the biggest surprise has been the growth profile of the u.s. relative to what we have had from china. the fact that you have had significant upside surprises in the u.s. coupled with significant downside surprises in china, when we thought the economies would be going in the opposite direction. we are discussing stimulus in china and a tighter policy in the u.s. at the beginning of the year we were talking about cutting interest rates at the federal reserve. remember th

i'm monica miller.ove on tuesday, beijing said it was no longer going to release youth unemployment figures, which reached record highs injune. meanwhile, the country's central bank also cut the cost of borrowing in an attempt to help boost growth. on the international front, beijing is trying to encourage more foreign investment, at a time when relations between china and the us are strained. daniel pickard is an international trade and security expert, and he says the biden administration's de—risking strategy poses yet another threat to foreign businesses operating there. i think the biggest challenge right now is the clear message from the us government coming out of —— right out of the white house, that they are encouraging

mÓnica: roncas? ana: no, no. mÓnica: yo sÍ. esta almohada me ha ayudado.para que vean el efecto. tres mÁscaras. ana: pero no estÁn caras. [risas] mÓnica: para alargar tus pestaÑas, otra para dar volumen y otra a prueba de agua. mi tip para las mujeres de primero la de volumen, luego alargar y despuÉs sellar. Éstas mÁscaras la consiguen en precio que no bajan de $25 a $30, pero te vas a llevar tres que pueden costar normalmente $72 por 19.99. ana: es una ganga. yo ahora me maquillo mucho. ya lo saben. allÍ estÁn todos los productos en gangasanddeals. univisiÓn.com/gangas. gracias, mÓnica. me encanta. karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ jomari: quieres quÉ te regale algo? estÁ en descuento y que aprovecho. raÚl: las cÁmaras. las cÁmaras. jomari: ok. por otro lado, cynthia publicÓ recientemente que estaba en el hospital. la encontramos en una presentaciÓn en su nueva novela "min

monica alba has the latest. >> reporter: good morning.allenge for the president given his son is facing a criminal trial in the middle of a re-election fight. that trial is more likely after talks for a plea deal between prosecutors and hunter biden's defense lawyers collapsed coinciding with attorney general merrick garland's elevation of that trump appointee and delaware u.s. attorney david weiss who has been investigating hunter biden for five years now to that special counsel status stressing it was in the public interest to do this. now, hunter biden's lawyer said friday they expect a fair resolution to all of this and that was all unfolding as a separate special counsel investigation examining former president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election gets closer to a trial date. the judge overseeing that case is warning mr. trump and his lawyers through a protective order to tread lightly before making any inflammatory public statements that could threaten or intimidate witnesses effectively limiting what he can say and share o

made in santa monica.y some parents worry in international scouts event is too dangerous for their kids. this year. coming up, how stifling heat is causing trouble in the event's host city. boy, did it warm up today. all the way up by nine and ten degrees. now the big change you need to know about in your sunday forecast is that bay area outlook is coming up as the news continues and russia makes a promise after ukraine's attack at sea (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's on a russian tanker. the strike happened in the kerch strait that is just north of the black sea. the strike follows another drone strike yesterday in the same area. russia condemned today's strike, calling it a terrorist attack on a civilian vessel. as kyivs naval capabilities grow. the black sea is becomi

i'm monica miller.tarting from today, the 1st of august, china's export restrictions on two materials key to the semiconductor industry will take effect. the country produces a majority of the rare earths gallium and germanium for the global supply chain. china slapped export restrictions on the materials last month, in a move widely seen as retaliation for american curbs on tech sales to china. nick marsh with more. you may never have heard of gallium or germanium, elements, so—called critical materials, and they are needed for chips in things like mobile phones, leds, satellites, military equipment as well, and the reason that they have been in the news is because most of it comes from china. 60% of the world's germanium and 80% of the world's gallium and from today, it will be much more difficult much more difficult for businesses to get their hands on it. let's look at what this materials move means for the rest of the world. the consensus is that it will be damaging not fatal for the united states.

i was just saying to monica, the power of possibility, isn't that right?lly the power behind the power of possibility is that we as a community and society see it and then invest in it. i had the great joy, honor, and privilege of meeting with some of the small business owners who occupy this space and i have to tell you that their innovation, their enthusiasm, their love of this community and by extension the country is really so inspiring. i love a small business owner. i really do. [applause] i have to say, many of you may know this, but my sister and i were raised by our mother, she worked long days and we had a second mother who lived two doors down, michelle. we lived in the apartment above the nursery school that she ran. she was a small business owner. she was a matriarch of the community. not only a business leader, but a civic leader. she was a part of the cultural fabric of the community as well as someone who hired locally, whom men toward, and to role model what it means to be invested and be successful. so this is very personal for me to be h

i am monica miller. the officials from central banks around the world are gathering at an annual three—day conference injackson hole, wyoming in the united states. much of the focus will be on what federal reserve chairmanjerome powell says when he delivers his speech on friday. investors will be looking for signs the us central bank is nearing the end of its push to raise interest rates which are at their highest level in 16 years. by making borrowing more expensive, the fed has been trying to tame down inflation but if they go too far, the us economy could slow down too much. blerina uruci is the chief us economist at t rowe price. she told me her expectations on the interest rates. the final inflation has been the defining moment in jerome powell's post—pandemic helm at the fed. what i would be looking for is, given the recent progress in the data where core inflation in the us has fallen significantly from the highs of 2022, will powell be ready to declare victory and recognise the progress that has

well, mainly a prolonged and is there as austin president monica zoom has published in the opinion piece in the washington post. one of the whole region could fault with russian influence by its voc, the most and every group of west africa, correspondents, monica of course explained what he's hoping to achieve with his optical. i mean, it's interesting that we see him writing, but what steps i took to the left side like a 6 to achieve is the fact that we have to use the opportunity to, to highlight the game. so these are the decision which is better to you as you know, just say that it's monique stability. since i came in, security has also improved at also god bless social governance which would be, i mean, the arguments of the homes at the time when he was the 1st law person, a few notes to see if this was the end of that. but he did make an open invitation to the us to say to you, to call into vince, come in to help us. of course the u. s. foreign uh, funding partners this, but that's very least i'm beginning to read into that to do his invitation. i'm really asking us for help becaus

mÓnica: vengan aquÍ. ti, no te critican. >> yuri dice que se mantiene al margen de sus ataques en su contra. prefiere ignorar todo aquello que aparece en las redes. luego de muchos aÑos de carrera presume que tiene una tranquilidad. yuri: dicen que cuanto mÁs frutos das mÁs piedras te tiran. eso es real. dicen que cuando los perros ladran uno va caminando. dicen que voy caminando y lo que voy haciendo lo voy haciendo bien. otra de las cosas que ha aprendido en este tiempo el sabio calla, el ignorante habla. es mucho mÁs imponente ver un globo callado que un perro ladrar. >> yuri tiene cuatro importantes compromisos en las prÓximas semanas. el 27 en el auditorio nacional. los otros tres en guadalajara, mÉrida y monterrey. todos son masivos. en los cuatro casos la producciÓn completa de euforia. [mÚsica] alan: a quiÉn le habrÁ dado el mensaje de los perros? se queda mÁs importante un lobo callando que un perro ladrando. jomari: mientra la estupidez habla la inteligencia calla. creo que ella brillantemente h

i am monica miller. we begin in china. and with the mounting signs that the world's second largest economy is slowing down. 0m a surprise move on tuesday, beijing said it was no longer going to release youth unemployment figures, which reached record highs injune. meanwhile, the country's central bank has also cut the cost of borrowing in an attempt to boost growth. and on the internationalfront, beijing is trying to encourage more foreign investment at a time when relations between china and the us are strained. daniel picard is an international trade and security expert and he says the biden administration's de—risking strategy poses yet another threat to foreign businesses operating there. i think the biggest challenge right now is the clear message from the united states government coming right out of the white house that they're encouraging us businesses to essentially what they call de—risk from china, that they're encouraging us businesses to limit investment in china, especially when it has to do with industries th

so yes, concerns are grooving that was the w, as in monica quiet and a boucher and monica, thank you for your reporting. we appreciate it. thanks a lot is alright, let's turn our attention out of some of the other stories making use this. our to ukrainian president vladimir zaleski has fired all of his regional recruitment chiefs. the officials in charge of enlisting soldiers have been accused of accepting cash, brian's from individuals to avoid conscription here. so landscape said the $33.00 suspects under investigation will be replaced with soldiers injured in combat. the united nations says it's removed more than a 1000000 barrels of oil from a rustic super tanker off the coast of the m and the decaying vessel has been more there for more than 30 years. officials set a spill from the ship could have cost and environmental disaster in the red sea. the funeral has taken place of ecuador and presidential candidates fernando via these tense here, who was shot dead on wednesday. the of a sense you was outspoken about corruption and a ledger link between politics, big business and organ

monica, it's so great to see you. have thought that los angeles would be a hotbed of, you know, parents who are against woke agendas in schools, and then they're battling with antifa. look at the footage. you're going to see these cops pushing back on antifa and other protesters who were trying to block parents who were in l.a. marching on city hall for parental rights in schools. what do you think of this fight? >> well, you know, parents, liz, are participants whether they're in a conservative -- parents whether they're this a conservative state like florida or a left-wing tate like california. they want to protect their children fromming being indoctrinated with woke ideology, they want to prevent their kids from being educated way before their time on sexual issues, the trans agenda and the rest. so they will come out in droves regardless of where they live to protest this kind of stuff. i'm really heartened to see that in a deep blue city like l.a. and a deep blue state like california that the polices are now pu

mÓnica: normalmente cuestan 72 pero las van a llevar por 19.99. alan: los tres? mÓnica: las tres. y siempre estoy ahÍ para eso, nada mÁs como la muestra. >> es un personaje hermoso, me tiene muy entusiasmada. >> la gente te extraÑe las pantallas. >> gracuias tambiÉn es muy saludable grabarse un, tiempo para llenarte de tu propia vida, de la vida real y eso es nutrir un personaje como este que viene. >> previo la funciÓn se llevÓ a cabo una alfombra roja en la que el elenco se mostrÓ mÁs que emocionado. >> es una gran celebraciÓn para todos los que amamos el teatro, la comedia musical y con un gran Éxito. >> no es cosa sencilla y menos en tanta armonÍa y diversiÓn y con el teatro lleno. >> estamos agradecidos con el pÚblico por hacer esta obra su consentida. >> estar agradecida por lo que en conjunto hemos hecho. >> nervioso porque ya son mÁs de 100 y parece que son apenas tres meses. ♪ raÚl: alejandro de la madrid que hace una extraordinario trabajo, a mÍ me encanta esa obra. karla: te hace o retiros que Él? raÚl: exactamente, un retiro muy especial, me encanta ese tipo. karla: se

i'm monica miller. officials from central banks around the world are gathering at an annual three day conference in wyoming. the focus will be on what federal chairman says when he delivers his speech on friday. investors will be looking for signs that the us central bank is nearing the us central bank is nearing the end of its push to raise interest rates which are at the highest level in 16 years by making borrowing more expensive. they've been trying to bring down inflation. if it goes too far, the us economy could slow down. the chief us economist, she told me her expectations on the interest rates. ., ., , rates. inflation has been the definin: rates. inflation has been the defining moment _ rates. inflation has been the defining moment post - rates. inflation has been the - defining moment post pandemic, and i think what i will be looking for is, given the recent progress and the data where core inflation here in the us has fallen significantly from the highs of 2022, will powell be ready to decla

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crowley podcast, monica crowley.his visit that's been revealed because of white house logs, could they have been talking about the weather or might it have been something more substantive? >> well, good morning, guys. it's great to see you. maybe it's sort of like mrs. clinton talking about the 30,000 e-mails on her private server when she said she was talking about her daughter's wedding. when biden says hey, i'm being honest that's a fact that he's not being honest. we know from the report that this doj official, jay brad, visited the white house at least three times, three times that we know about so far including once while president trump was negotiating with the national archives over turning over these documents before there was a formal investigation announced. and the third time he was at the white house was a couple weeks before president trump was indicted while he and the special counsel's office was conducting this investigation. so it certainly appears that the doj, that this doj individual that jack sm

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i'm monica miller. we begin in china, where over the weekend the government issued a new plan to secure foreign investment, the guidelines signal a willingness to protect the interests of local investors by offering tax and these are incentives. it comes at a time when beijing is struggling to attract foreign capital and its economic recovery is slowing down. last week, we learned china was seeing prices drop for the first time in more than two years. on tuesday we will get chinese industrial production and retail sales data forjuly. both will help fill in some of the gaps and how the country's export sector is faring and whether consumers are still spending. on the same day, another major asian economy, japan, releases gdp data for the second quarter. it could provide hints of whether the bank of japan provide hints of whether the bank ofjapan will continue to remain an outlier and keep interest rates ultra low. earlier, spoke to fidelity international�*s catherine yeung, who told me china is facing a

by monica miller. start injapan which is delivered an impressive expert in annualised growth in the second quarter. economists polled by routers expected in the third world's wanted economy to come in slightly over 3% in that period. it marks the third three quarters of economic growth thanks to higher exports. let's go to the associate director and senior economist at moody's analytics. he joins us live from tokyo. these numbers are much bigger than we expected. what do you tribute that you?— tribute that you? quite a surprise. _ tribute that you? quite a surprise, almost - tribute that you? quite a surprise, almost twice i tribute that you? quite a l surprise, almost twice the growth rating we expected in the market, and as you pointed out. not all good news in the sense that most of the improvement is due to external demands, due to exports. the domestic economy has not done so well and consumption is down on the quarter and investment spending is treading water. in that respect it would be prematur

here's our asia business reporter monica miller.umes, at least until this year. but like so many chinese real estate businesses, it has been hurt by weak property sales. i mean, this is what you have to take into consideration — the value of homes themselves have plunged as the world's second largest economy starts to cool off. that means lower sales, coupled with tighter access to money in recent years, has caused a tight cash squeeze. now, later today, we are going to get a better idea of country garden's financial health when it releases its half—year results. now, its shares are down about 2% ahead of that news. the company had raised some red flags earlier this month after it missed some payments and it asked to extend an onshore private bond payment. now its meeting with bond holders this week is expected to iron out terms that could be the start of a major restructuring of the debt and also the company's assets. there are fears that this could have a global knock—on effect as the company has developments as far away as malays

monica.e city of santa monica. >> it has been raiding solidly now for something like six hours here in santa monica. it is expected to go from perhaps another 18 hours. while we are in something of a low right now as you look down south along the coastline here, that is where hilary is approaching from. you go all the way south of basically to the border with mexico the area around san diego, imperial beach we can show you lifecare were there. cameras in coronado and oceanside all down toward the san diego area. all getting hit pretty hard by this rain brought by tropical storm hilary right now. everybody has been preparing for this. officials up-and-down southern california have been telling residents to hunker down. put out the sandbags were where necessary. there is going to be major flooding. they will say there will likely be landslides out. officials said they ought to be prepared for anything the mayor of l.a. saying this city is ready will do everything they need to listen here to kar

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: yevgeny prigozhin, head of russia's wagner mercenary group, is presumed dead after a plane that crashed — killing all those on board. it's two months since prigozhin challenged president putin, with a short—lived mutiny against the regime in moscow. we'll have full analysis. and despite regional opposition, japan prepares to release treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean. trump ally rudy giuliani is arrested and then bailed over alleged election interference. it comes as republican presidential candidates face off for the first televised debate. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the man who led a mutiny against president putin — and played a key role with his wagner mercenaries in the war in ukraine, yevgeny prigozhin, appears to have died in a plane crash in russia. this image has been confirmed by bbc verify as being from the crash scene near moscow. it's b

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monica back over to ou in lahaina. monica back over to you in the — lahaina.bout her experience dealing with the fires. lahaina, and others hese were sacred locations, sacred sites. the vagina was the kingdom of our kingdom. lahaina was the kingdom of our kingdom. i'm sorry. it was the capital of our hawaiian kingdom. and one of the things that i hope that you can continue to get the message out is to tourists who continue to snore, snorkel and enjoy their vacation, that this is a really hard time for our residents. and there's just they've just been there's been a lot of tourists that have been very insensitive to the fact that so many of our loved ones have died and we haven't even been able to find everyone yet. and so if they could just be a little more sensitive and pause their vacations for now, as we try to manage through this disaster. to india now where landslides and flash floods have killed almost 60 people in the northern state of himachal pradesh. several people were killed when a temple collapsed in the capital, shimla. rescuers have been trying

podcast, monica crowley.ey're selling the brand, the name. but really aren't they just selling out the american people? >> well, good morning to you, rachel, and hi, everybody. yes, that's exactly what's going on here. look, devon archer's testimony was incredibly illuminating. he spoke of the bidens leveraging the biden brand, and by that they mean that there is no brand without joe biden in hue office. that is what they exploited to secure tens of millions of dollars for the biden crime family by selling influence and accesses. but, rachel, it wasn't just influence and access, it was also policy changes. rachel: yes. >> we all know, right, that when joe biden was vice president, he leanedded on -- leaned on the obama administration as well as the ukrainian are regime to fire the prosecutor that was looking into burisma and all of the corruption involved there. that led right to the doorstep of joe biden. finish and what we now know is that natalie winters yesterday broke a huge story that hunter biden was a

mÓnica: buenos dÍas.ilia cuestionas que se haya dicho que fue un suicidio sin ni siquiera asignar a declarar a su novio, ella habÍa tenido esa noche, habÍa estado cantando karaoke, habÍa tenido una discusiÓn, Él estaba la casa a esas horas, situado en ese domicilio y ni siquiera ha sido a declarar cuando fue la Última persona que la vio con vida. elyangelica: lo que tenemos que esperar es el resultado de las investigaciones. quÉ otro detalle puede revelar? mÓnica: parte de lo crucial es sin duda la situaciÓn que ella estaba viviendo al interior de la secretarÍa de la marina que habÍa denunciado con sus superiores y que no fue atendida. elyangelica: te agradecemos por traernos los detalles en vivo de esta investigaciÓn que sÓlo van a poder ver aquÍ este domingo estrenando nuevo horario a las 10:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. en el sen. grasas esta informacinteresa. si conduces un auto kia o hyndai presta atenciÓn porque ambos fabricantes estÁn retirando mÁs de 91,000 vehÍculos por un riesgo de incendio. la administrac

jonathon hunt thank you very much live there in santa monica. eric.c: right now tropical storms really rare in southern california. the last one happened 84 years ago that was back in 1939. let's take live look now at imperial beach, california, you're looking south of san diego. the governor gavin newsom declared a state of miranda emey for much of the south land as storm is closing in and expected to dump torrential rain on the bone dry areas in the southwest but for moving as far north as idaho one place that is expected to be hit is in palm springs, california. fox weather correspondent nicole valdes there where it's a desert, about to get a potential deluge. nicole. hey eric while palm sprins could see anywhere from two to three inches of rain and that doesn't sound like much to some but here across coachella valley it could absolutely be catastrophic it only takes about a half an inch of rain to flood some of the major arteries in and out of this city and actually sweep away a car dpepgding on the low-lying road it's driving through. which is wh

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we all know that hispanic voters have been shifting towards the republican party, texans like monica de la cruz and tony gonzalez and ted cruz and myra flores have been front and center leading that charge. in 2022 we opened several hispanic community centers across and it has been hard hit by the biden presidency. they are on the front lines of the biden border crisis. so when the balloons fall in houston more than four years from now, i firmly believe that this country will be in a better place due to a republican president that we are going to elect in 2024 republicans will have delivered win after win for the american people and the biden presidency will just be a bad memory. the 2028 convention will showcase the very best of houston, the very best of texas and the very best of the republican party. we look so forward to working with houston, everyone that's been part of this process. thank you. thank you. thank you. i would now like to introduce ira mitzner, the chair of the houston bid committee. thank you all. thank you, chairwoman mcdaniel for your leadership and the great de

i'm monica miller. the headlines. after 1a hours stranded in a cable car dangling above a river in pakistan, all eight people on board are rescued. the brics summit begins injohannesburg — vladimir putin addresses the meeting virtually because of an international warrant for his arrest. the bodies of 18 people presumed to have been migrants are found in a forest in greece, where wildfires have been burning for days. days after russia's failed mission, india hopes to become the first nation to reach the lunar south pole. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. it's 8am in singapore, and 5am in islamabad. there is relief across pakistan. six children and two adults who got stuck in a cable car above a ravine in the north—west of the country are rescued. the group was left dangling hundreds of feet in the air for more than 1a hours after a cable snapped. the military tried to reach them, first with helicopters, then with zip wires. huge crowds gathered to watch the rescue attempts. our pakistan corresponde