the national team of the sverdlovsk region travels to training camps and major competitions thanks to the support of the federal project sports the norm of life of the national project demography is paid travel of players and coaches, as well as accommodation , training camps and inter-regional tournaments for players the opportunity to reach the level of the national team and gordonis. in sports for 11 years. and this summer he qualified for the national junior team , getting into the national team before 18:00 or became an incentive for me to work even harder. yes, i started treating myself somewhere in training. once again i will run. i'll finish the game there. dima also qualified for the russian national team, but he is the youngest for the team for 2 years, having already finished the ninth grade. he knows he will build coaching career. it’s just that my friends from kindergarten went into this particular dispute, so my mother suggested it to me. i chose her. well love it. repair at the beginning well, then there, after about three years, i realized that i would probably associate my life with this partic

federal districts. major competitions are held here in 2008. the nationalin this arena was preparing for the beijing olympics and the requirement for equipment. the highest standards of life within the framework of the federal project of sport are the national demography project. uh, high-quality sports equipment was purchased directly for artistic gymnastics. we after all, the school of the olympic reserve, that e name speaks for itself, and our pupils take part in international e competitions. therefore, the equipment, of course, meets the highest world standards . sportsmen and coaches in leninsk-kuznetsk are consulted by one of the most famous gymnasts. kuzbass double olympic. champion. maria filatova is a victor in many tournaments and an experienced coach. she knows for sure that success in sports is only partly dictated by natural data, if the coach and the children of the pupils want them they can return the mountains and very often it happens that you look, it seems, and the gymnasts are not like that, but strong according to the data, but they com

our export plans of 50 million tons can unfortunately be reconsidered, but the french national federationural trade unions complains about the shortage of cereals. for milk production , fodder is needed, which this year did not come out. that is, there is a risk of a shortage of milk this autumn and this winter, but the numbers say that despite the drought, the eu is increasing grain exports. as for the high prices for grain, they started to grow 2 years ago and the conclusion. only one climate and weather suggests itself here. certainly affects the food situation in the world, but it would not be out of place for those who make prohibitive decisions to still look into the eyes of african children, the impact of politics on food security should not be underestimated. prokin alyona antonova and anastasia konarovsky tv company ntv the tense situation with natural fires continues in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug. according to the latest data, almost 60,000 hectares of forests are burning in the region. more than a thousand firefighters are fighting against the elements. dry and hot we

our export plans of 50 million may be unfortunately revised, but the french national federation of agriculturalnions complains about the lack of cereals . forage is needed for milk production. and this year it didn’t grow, that is, there is a risk of a shortage of milk this autumn and this winter, but the figures show that despite the drought, the eu is increasing grain exports, as for high grain prices, they began to grow 2 years ago and the withdrawal here only one suggests itself, those who make prohibitive decisions would not be superfluous. yet look in the eyes of african children, the impact of politics on food security should not be underestimated, all the more so it is impossible to turn the terrible word famine into hungry political games antonova anastasia konorovskaya tv company ntv this morning in israel in the south of the country and in the areas around jerusalem, air raid sirens of attacks on neighborhoods sounded. the sector was gassed in israel to operate the iron dome air defense system. it intercepts up to 95% of missiles, however, more than 20 people were injured by the army

the national team of the sverdlovsk region travels to training camps and major competitions thanks to the support of the federal project sports the norm of life of the national project . lenin sports for 11 years. and this summer he qualified for the national junior team getting into the national team under 18 was a success. i have such a talychok or it has become an incentive for me to practice even more strictly. yes, i started treating myself somewhere in training. once again i will run. i'll finish the game there. dima also qualified for the russian national team, but he is the youngest for the team for 2 years, having already finished the ninth grade. he knows he will build a coaching career. it's just that my friends from kindergarten went to this particular sport, so my mother suggested it to me, i chose it. well, amateur. at the beginning well then there year through three already. i realized that i would probably associate my life with this particular sport in yekaterinburg , 36,000 children are engaged in municipal sports sections alone. federal support allows schools to update inventory and equipment

either from the point of view of international law, or even from the point of view of law of the national federationrussian federation thank you, mr. vyacheslavov vyacheslav likhacheva, an expert of the center for civil liberties, was in touch with us a-and next we want to tell you hmm about the evacuation of ukrainians since the beginning of august, more than seven thousand people have already been evacuated from donetsk region to safe regions of ukraine, iryna vereshchuk , the minister of the integration of the temporarily occupied territories, thought about it, a trainer for the integration of the temporarily occupied territories until winter. the authorities expect to evacuate at least two hundred thousand more people from the region. their homes, let's see, they left on the 18th, yes, martha is under shelling, with nothing, her parents took a small animal with them, such a chihuahua, i am a child, a man , and a backpack with documents will return to us nowhere just somewhere 96% of the city was destroyed according to the information of the head of the donetsk regional state administration, pavl

the level of sports training to increase the number of members of the national team of the sverdlovsk region of the russian federationnineteenth year in the city of yekaterinburg there were 78 members of the national team of the russian federation, then today. this is 147 people. nikita romanov is awarded the trp insignia successful participation in the revived russian movement gives schoolchildren good luck standards additional points for the unified state examination the award in the all-russian trp complex is gold , silver and bronze insignia, however, the main task of the movement is, of course, to captivate with systematic classes, physical education. more than 18 million people have already joined the largest possible number of people of all ages and their movement. we see, again, the task is for each person to perceive the trp complex as a kind of duty. and as an opportunity, uh, to systematically control your level of physical fitness. we have now upgraded significantly and e standards. uh, those sports that are included in the program of the complex are the most popular and this is running. this is skiing. t

national archives. i mean, talk about the case that proves the point, right? if the federal government were a zoo, the national archives would be like the lop eared bunnies exhibit, the cute little vegetarian monkeys so small they could sit in a teaspoon. i mean, even if you want to make the national archives a pulse-pounding source of great excitement, it will cost you $100 million to make that movie and it's going to require nicholas cage and it still won't get you nicholas cage and it's going to be too ridiculous to take seriously even for a second. but in this political environment on the right they can generate a murderous rage about the national archives apparently or the fbi or school boards or librarians or teachers or doctors or county public health boards or the little old ladies who work at the polls on election day. no one is beyond being threatened, doxxed, harassed, driven out of public service. it is hard to stay a democracy just in a practical level. it is hard to stay a democracy when all forms of public service, large and small, all jobs in the public life

but at what cost john cabot act with the national federation of independent business stresses jobs inral sectors, including the california oil industry will likely see losses. >> that is he argues many californians cannot afford electric cars, cars that according to valuation company, kelley blue book on average, sell for thousands more than standard gas powered cars. who can afford that in this economy right now. so it's admirable goal of unrealistic goal. but board members say this is the right move for california. this is some will. >> and think we have choice but to move forward. but thoughtfully, this is really historical as many said. >> and in ways that, you know, we're going to look back on this day and say how amazing it was, what pulled off. >> now, this will not apply to used cars and anyone wishing to buy a new car after 2035. can do so. but of course, only across state lines reporting here at the california state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> as california is considering abandoning gas powered cars today enrichment congressman john garamendi, another area leade

so the back of star red crescent than the national federation. red cross council side to have deployed. i want to verification units for various area to flood me is the worse. and of course the health as well. so mobile held units have been deployed and our system people where possible. so presumably the, the concern then is water born diseases and, and, and so one that come as a result of this flooding. yes, there is always a risk indeed for what they want diseases. however, so far we have not received any report, neither from the field under, from the india made the authority shooting buckets and what a bond diseases. what we do as well, which is always with flying as well, is distributing mosquito nets. so because we do have a risk of course of malaria and then so we trying to office to people with the distribution of mosquito nets, all the items that we have in our pre stocked warehouses in the different provinces . so axis is a little bit easier because we were prepared for any disaster. and so we have 3 projects in stock in our houses, which are deploying now. peter, this might s

the same year of her 1982 gridiron club appearance, the first lady spoke to the national federation appearance for a drug free youth. antidrug policies were her signature issue in the white house. during the question and answer period, a young boy started to address her. let's watch. >> and actor billy is going to be topper davis, that will be a question to dr. carleton. >> hello, mrs. reagan. just as a kid, i'd just like to thank you. [applause] thank you. i really have a whole bunch of questions, but i am going to try to hold it to just one. >> oh, go ahead. [laughter] >> well, like the squeaky wheels, the druggies seem to get most of your attention. what would you recommend for parents and teachers, for us kids, for us many kids, who are responsible and drug free? >> yes. i know, it's true. you are absolutely right. bad news seems to get more attention than good news. as a matter of fact, bill, can i tell this story? bill was -- bill was on a morning show with a couple of his children, and, who had drug problems, but he has another child who has had no drug problems at all. and the two chil

rob deed is from the national federation of red cross, red crescent societies in afghanistan. he says the floods come on top of the hunger crisis. i'm hearing, i'm going to spend with one of the most catastrophic human in crisis in the world saying good because what millions of people before, even kind of duration we're facing, as you know, as you turn good, is it the way that's gonna be even worse as a lot of the sanctions over $22000000.00 half of the commission are funding putting forward on the table that is as adult as well of the complex and climate change. and that's how you voted. and a lot of statements recently over 7, have you tell the people have been displaced that brings up the number of him against that too many numbers in the country that already been divided weakened by the quincy over 3040 years of being in conflict like these i have to say these and in the crisis, further compounded by the lives in practica and i know people have to struggle with does is most of the head be off season rain that has been ongoing. so july president of france. s. and it has 3 d

her own words the same year of her 1982 gridiron club appearance the first lady spoke to the national federation of parents for drug-free youth anti-drug policies were her signature issues in the white house during the question and answer period a young boy stood to address her. let's watch after billy is going to be topper davis and that will be a questions to dr. carlton, dr. turner well, mrs. again, just as a kid. i just like to thank you. and really have a whole bunch of questions, but i'm gonna try and hold it to just one. oh, go ahead. well, like the squeaky wheels the druggie seem to get most of your attention, what would you meant for parents and teachers for us kids for us many kids who are responsibility and drug-free. i know it's it's true. you're right. you're absolutely right. the bad news seems to get more attention than than good news. a matter of fact bill. can i tell this story? dell was going to bill was on a morning show with a couple of his children and who had had drug problems? but he has another child who was had no drug problems at all. and the two children who had had dr

the national federation of the red cross. thank you so much for joining us. the sense of what is going on in the ground and how he people are displaced, what are your priorities? what should the priorities be in alleviating this disaster? >> a very good morning and thank you for having me on the program. the situation in pakistan is very dire. the situations are bad, economics are bad. we went through a very difficult time where they had an inflation rate where we had the big disaster. foreign affairs mentioned it yesterday. we have this unprecedented flooding. it has not finished yet, we expect that. it is very bad. people have lost everything. millions of houses has been either partially or fully damaged. people have lost their belongings. >> what do you mean? >> what we need now, we launched this for 24 million. our focus is on health. we are deploying our mobile health units to make sure that people have safe drinking water. we are approaching the winter. people who lost their belongings have nothing anymore. we are also organizing cash grams. we are savi

country and i'm going to do one shutout i apologize but i have two, the former president of our national federation of women republicans for near cassidy-graham in front of me. they have been -- [applause] also the florida delegation they have a thing called keels on the ground. that's a grassroots turnout. i love the heels on the ground for the women. but they've been instrumental in making florida a republican state. it's always a swing state in these women have gotten out and gotten of the vote. >> let me address that. i was asked why is bipartisanship failing in america today? and the edges because we're living in 1984 george orwell's, where in the time of doublespeak and news speak. doublespeak or doublethink is when you can hope two contradictory ideas at one time and to do that through manipulation of the language. so, what is a woman? what is marriage? you can go right down the list there. don't pay any attention many other side is tied to many be late -- manipulate our language and turn it on us that it our fault that we don't agree with their social concert of what thinks is ben franklin

you look at the national federation of small businesses hiring plans in that they leave the unemployment rate by four months. it's coming down hard and when it does typically get a lift in the unemployment rate so if we get past september and october i think the test of the low comes from the pendulum going from good news is bad news, right in the middle on the suite spot to cause a summer rally. bad news is good news and it means the last aspect. eventually the pendulum swings into bad news. that should help create a real pivot from the dead as unemployment picks up. >> tony, when i look at the calendar i think of jackson hole midterm elections. september 13 is the --. is this what i should be focused on? i know you said it's unemployment but do i have my calendar right as far as what the market should be doing. >> i think if you do get a real good pin on inflation maybe it will give a bump to the market. the s&p and the brad market are down. interest rates are higher. the idea that somehow a fabulous print is going to magically create this return of the bull market -- again, we have al

they held a rally in honor of the first ever national federal prevention and awareness day. or than 2100 people have died from overdoses in san francisco since 2019. speakers included first responders, recovering addicts, and parents. >> my son struggled with mental illness and i believe he was trying to self medicate. all the sudden comes fentanyl. that was the end for him. jobina: the crowd also heard from the san francisco district attorney. >> just a few weeks ago i announced new policies with respect to the way we will be hailing drug sales cases, particularly effect no, and that no longer will we have decriminalized the sale of such a deadly and potent drug. jobina: the organization mothers against drugs -- reggie: severe weather disrupting environments and communities across the nation in texas, oklahoma, louisiana. relentless monsoon rains have caused flooding like this. new mexico's carlsbad caverns national park, about 150 people were evacuated after they were stranded for hours because of impassable roads. storms heading to the northeast, states and extreme drough

dan: according to the national retail federation, families are predicted to spend $160 more on back-to-schoolupplies because of inflation. sacred heart provided supplies for up to $150 to balance those rising costs. garlic lovers have a reason to go to the central valley this weekend. the california garlic festival is happening at the san joaquin fairground in stockton. it is not the successor to the gilroy garlic festival but it is cooking up plenty of good food. >> we are starting with my favorite, reporter: julie has become a garlic fries aficionado. now she is in charge of creating one of the most popular garlic items known. >> stockton has rich agricultural history. i'm excited about it. reporter: when folks announced they were putting on their own garlic festival, people and gilroy were not happy about that. the gilroy garlic festival association announced in april, lingering uncertainties from the pandemic along with prohibitive insurance requirements meant it would not move ahead with its traditional festival. the gilroy board said, stockton is not the successor of our community's hom

the national retail federation is looking at six. -- 6% 8% growth but the holiday season is not showingg and 2022 as it did in 2021. kriti: dana telsey, always a wealth of information. we think he was always. breaking is here. directors at two regional banks saw a 100 basis point rate hike in july. this is coming of the minutes of july discount rate meetings. nine regional feds saw 75 discount rate hike. this is significant as we talk about whether 100 basis points hit some sort of psychological level in terms of rising interest rates or if it is as high as the federal reserve will go. there is a discourse in the market that if you see the federal reserve go to 100 basis points, that could create panic from the united states, specifically known to lead some of the high gains from around the world. this will be crucial. we will have the details and all the analysis in the next hour of bloomberg programming. for now, markets continued to drop marginally. s&p 500 down by about .2%. nasdaq flat on the session. we will have more market pricing and market action in the hours ahead. this is bl

the national retail federation says families with students in k through 12 can expect to spend an average. that is $168 more than in 2019. cnn's karen has more on how inflation is hitting the classrooms. >> reporter: volunteers for the non-profit northern virginia family service packing up backpacks for a school year as inflation takes a toll on family budgets. >> you have food that costs more and gas prices on the rise and you still have to pay rent and perhaps purchase medications so on and so forth. >> reporter: according to the burro of labor statistics, the price of apparel is up 5.1% over the last 12 months and education books and supplies up 3.1%, stationary up 11% like notebooks and paper. still, after two school years interrupted by the covid-19 pandemic, one expert says most parents and caregivers are willing to spend. >> consumers really view this season as an essential category regardless of what is going on with the economy. >> reporter: the national retail federation said more than a third of consumers surveyed for the annual back to school report were willing to cut other s

national reservation act of 1966. it is the regulatory section of that statute and. it's requirement, just a paragraph, to, in summary, require that federal agencies take into account the effect of their undertaking defined as properties eligible for the national registry of historic places and that they form the advisory council. a reasonable opportunity to comment. it has been clarified by -- and the quota federal regulations. >> given what we know about -- proclivity's, was she supportive of the national historic preservation? we see active in promoting it? >> absolutely. since it was signed into law in 1966, with her husband was president, very much, very supportive. as was another agency then as she was active in, the national trust for historic preservation. >> and how is their work different than yours? >> they are a nationwide membership organization and so we are not membership. we are a federal agency. that is a major oil agency. they are a member organizations. >> they are an ngo. >> correct. they have a charter, from 1949, and their role has changed over their approach. their orientations changed a bit over the years. they are

now the nation's federal student loan debt now tops, a staggering number, $1.6 trillion.a big number. and this potential policy experts believe will actually exacerbate the already building inflation problem which is crippling the middle class in this country. so it may happen, but i think there will be lots of debate in the meantime shannon. >> shannon: there will be. and this administration taking heat as you noted from both sides not happy about this whole thing. >> that's right. >> shannon: we'll see how they get it done. kevin i will see you back in just a few minutes. >> yeah, we're going to talk about tipping. >> shannon: yeah, who's good and who's bad at that. >> see you in a few. >> shannon: thanks kevin. let's debate this student loan debt cancellation program and who will be paying for it financially. great to see both of you. reading up a little more on this today i stumbled across this week in news week an opinion piece by a gentleman names charles stallworth a union railroad worker he said this is a left wing trickle down economic theory, he said how much of

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being put into effect; there are regional emergencies that have been in effect for 7 days, or federal nationalhe reserve say more than 200 hectares in the aviation fire extinguishing zone and 25 hectares on the ground right here, the proposal that sergei semyonovich said related to smoke and smoke in moscow our task is to take this normative into account, we will now analyze everything that was connected with the ryazan fire and make all adjustments to the normative base soon in order to take into account the following work. first of all, we provided funding for the region, because fighting fires is still the responsibility of our colleagues governors, but federally protected natural territories also need additional allocations this year. we were able to buy 270 units of fire-fighting equipment and increase air patrols, allocated 180 million for sanitary cleaning of the forest, we are raising salaries for inspectors who, in particular, are fighting forest fires on the territory of such i will remind. we have 2,000,987 people, if in the twentieth year it did not exceed an average of 18,000 rubl

national historic preservation act of 1966. it is the regulatory section of that statue. it has its requirement, just a paragraph, in summary to require that federal agencies take into account the effect of the undertaking on historic properties, defined as historic properties on or eligible for the national registry of historic places. they afford the council on the historic preservation a reasonable opportunity comment. it has been clarified in the code of regulations. that is section 106. >> given what we know about lady bird johnson's proclivity 's, was she supportive of the national historic preservation? >> absolutely! >> she had been active in promoting? it >> absolutely. as we know, since it was signed into law in 1966 it would've been her husband who is president. yes, very much. very supportive of it. as was another agency that i know she was very active in, the national trust for historic preservation. they are also a member of the advisory council. >> how is their work different in yours? >> they are a nationwide membership organization. so, we are not membership. we are a federal agency. that is the major difference. we are a federal

, 45% say wages are rising this is kind of consistent with what we've been hearing from the national federationndent business in their poll that hiring is still an issue, wages are on the way up, but if you look out at plans for future hiring, those are starting to slow because small business owners either believe we are already in a recession or that's coming down the line, so they need workers now, they are not sure they will need them in the next six months or 12 months ahead. >> kate, thank you very much kate rodgers reporting from the city by the bay. >>> still ahead, despite all the recession chatter, which we just did a little bit right there, inflation concerns, yes, check that box, and cuts to earnings estimates. the retail sector is up more than 11% over the past month and it is the off price names that are pulling ahead, perhaps due in part to those inflation concerns, tjx, burlington, ross stores all up this week, we will talk to an analyst about the dynamics at play that is next on the ex chang ly!d bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we nee

the national retail federation says back-to-school spending will rise more than 40% this year compared to 2019. cbs' janet shamlian kicks off our week-long "back to school" series. >> reporter: maddy davis is reeling after trying to fulfill her son jaxon's back-to-school list. it's a preschool list. jax is four. >> we hit $100. now we've hit $150. we're at $200. once i hit $200 i just stopped. i said, this is way out of my budget? where am i going to pull $200 from? >> reporter: the single mom says the shopping this year was papers, pencils and price increases. >> just this, i probably put it around $50 to $75. >> reporter: and it's not complete. >> no, it's not complete, no, it's not. >> reporter: just 36% of parents said they can afford back-to-school supplies, compared to 52% last year. but even with inflation straining budgets, families are expected to spend an average of $864 on school items, $15 more than in 2021. >> back to school is an essential category, meaning families will prioritize it no matter what's going on, including when they see higher prices. >> reporter: 38% of pa

dan: according to the national retail federation, families are predicted to spend $160 more on back-to-schoolbecause of inflation. sacred heart provided supplies for up to $150 to balance those rising costs. garlic lovers have a reason to go to the central valley this weekend. the california garlic festival is happening at the san joaquin fairground in stockton. it is not the successor to the gilroy garlic festival but it is cooking up plenty of good food. >> we are starting with my fatert: julie has become a garlic fries aficionado. now she is in charge of creating one of the most popular garlic items known. >> stockton has rich agricultural history. i'm excited about it. reporter: when folks announced they were putting on their own garlic festival, people and gilroy were not happy about that. the gilroy garlic festival association announced in april, lingering uncertainties from the pandemic along with prohibitive insurance requirements meant it would not move ahead with its traditional festival. the gilroy board said, stockton is not the successor of our community's homecoming event. >> we

the national retail federation says back-to-school fending will rise more than 40% this year, compared to 2019. cbs' janet shamlian kicks off our week-long "back to school" series. >> reporter: maddy davis is reeling after trying to fulfill his son jackson's back-to-school list. it's a preschool list. jacks is four. >> we hit $100. now we hit $150. we're at $200. and once i hit $200 i just stopped. this is way out of my budget. where are i going to pull $200 from. >> reporter: the mom says the shopping this year was papers, pencils and price increases. >> just this, i probably put it around $75. >> reporter: and it's not complete. >> no, it's not complete. >> reporter: just 36% of parents say they can afford back-to-school supplies, compared to 52% last year. but even with inflation straining budgets, families are expected to spend an average of $864 on school items, $15 more than in 2021. >> back to school is an essential category, meaning families will prioritize it no matter what's going on, including when they see higher prices. >> reporter: 38% of parents saying they'd cut back el

while other native nations were negotiating treaties of alliance with confederate officials, indians loyal to the american federal government were coalescing around though his wife -- many in the nation's run away to -- the banks have been owned by the greek mcintosh family recalled her family joining the gauge as -- all our family joined up with him. there was lots of greek indians and slaves in the outfit when they made a break for the north the runaways rose riding ponies stowing from the masters. moreover, many free blacks also favored the unionist stance and joined the local camps which are growing in size. some estimated that opothleyahola had as many as 9000 followers. only 2000 would have been fighting them. colonel cooper lead over 1400 native confederates, supplemented by the ninth texas calgary to pursue chief opothleyahola and has banned. each of these three battles punctuated the flight to kansas for opothleyahola. there were a number of deaths that were recorded in these records. 105. four of which were four horses, which is something we can talk about in the q&a if you would like. seven where from

more than 5 years sci fi has dedicated funds through the afford program, with encouraging the national federation to take up women's football. and you're talking at least some thousands of dollars. each federation gets every year. every federation gets $1000000.00 a year, but these $500000.00 of that, that if you don't have a women league, you will not have access to in relation to also youth development and other programs. but the fact that women support is in there is a must see, you know, development because you have to have a women leak that is running in the country for you to get that half a $1000000.00. but also cough right now, the composition of african football is shapes for you to play in the top in the club competition, the champions league, you must have a women's team and that's effective next season. so all the big clubs on the forms and then if they can have women students or at least be affiliated to a women's team, it just brings in more fund. and this becomes not just once every 2 years, attendance and numbers an interest, but it becomes consistent over over the months. thanks

telephone officials say that 182 people have died. rod, i'll huddled, i did, i'm sorry, is from the national federation of red cross and red crescent societies in afghanistan. he says, the floods come on top of a hunger crisis. i'm hearing of going to spend with one of the more catastrophic human in crisis in the all i'm saying good because we're millions of people before, even the kind of duration we're facing. as you know, as you turn good, if you wish that going to be even worse as a lot of the sanctions over 22000000 half of the commission are funding putting food on the table that is as adult as well of the conflict and climate change and that's how you voted, and a lot of statements recently over several have you tell the people have been displaced that brings up the number of despair against that to feed. and maybe this is serious numbers in the country that's already been divided. weakened by the consequences of over 3040 years of being in a company like these. i have to say these and in the crisis, further compounded by the lives in practica. and i know people have to struggle with most of the

supplies that's allowing them to set aside money for the rent right or for the food the national retail federationays families are expected to spend 168 dollars more on average for back to school shopping this year compared to 2019 sacred heart estimates. they've helped offset up to 150 dollars per child. i love this organization because they do so much this thing take some of the law the pack of back event has happened annually, but long time volunteers tell me this here is different. they're definitely definitely seems like more people this year. it's not just school supplies local families need help with the nonprofit says it's seen an increased need across the board. for the services they offer like rental and utility assistance. we do have families because the rent is so high because maybe they lost a earner during the pandemic. this has become really kind of a source of basic resources sacred heart says through support from community members who are in a position to help they can continue to provide services. you can donate at sacred heart cs.org in san jose exact fuentes abc 7 news. new sch

>> take a look at this national retail federation survey. online shopping is the most popular place to buy back to school supplies. department stores, big box stores, office supply clothing stores, we wondered how long it would take to deliver an online order. it's a tough time to buy almost anything. >> in california, we're still facing the supply chain challenges. >> the so what about school supplies? how quickly can you get them? >> target, amazon and staples said the same day delivery. just don't count on it for your whole cart. the store says same day delivery is only for qualifying items. and qualifying locations. also look out for fees. we did an informal test order. same day delivery of our items was free with amazon prime. but it cost an extra $2 at staples and $9.99 at target. if you don't want to pay for same day delivery, expect to wait a few days. in our informal test, delivery windows varied. quick one day shipping for many basic items like paper, crayons or backpacks. but if you need very specific products or brands, watch out

. >> reporter: as inflation continues to rise, the national retail federation says one third third of consumers are cutting back in other spending areas to cover the cost of school items. families are expected to spend more per person this year as a result of higher prices. total back to school spending is expected to match 2021 apps record high of $37 billion. >> i definitely want to recommend shop early. >> reporter: pete king with slick deals.net says for school supplies, it's also better to shop in person for the small stuff. >> but for items like the backpacks themselves, clothing, laptops especially, you definitely want to shop online. >> reporter: king says the extra extra inventory spurred by inflation is leading to discounts, like for college students. >> target, for instance, has made a couple announcements about this, and they are selling selling certain product categories at a discount, like at leisure in particular, and furniture. >> i would love a bag. >> reporter: allison was happy with her total. >> $35.79, so not bad. about a d of the way. >> reporter: and says, even

nations or was it different? well, so i should first say that initially the when the federal government makes this demand they say or or the people the freed people will have to leave and the choctaw nation says yes make them go so their initial responses. no, we don't want to make them citizens and you should and the federal government and withholds money waiting for the choctaws to comply and make citizens of these folks then the federal government gives them the money and so then the choctaw government says well, yeah. well we still want them gone. you gave us the money. we we told you we didn't want them here. so the freed people actually are exist in a weird kind of legal limbo in choctaw nation until 1883 where there until they pass a bill to clarify their status. cherokee nation since that's the subject of my first book they do things like put in the newspaper that freed people have to get back to cherokee nation in a time time limit if they want to be eligible for citizenship, which is tough because some cherokee and slavers actually. did what many other southerners do in refugee elsewhere and you know to

first one by yes, but why are we sitting behind the leaders irina kazakevich of the russian federation nationalas the first to fly here to the shooting range and dinara look after her, how interesting. let there be such a duet of stars. roma khudinara, unfortunately one. well, cossacks, look how imperfect it is. i’m running to work with mikzon lagging behind, otherwise there are advantages, of course, dinara libekovo before irina katakevich 4.7, and almost 5 seconds. it's very nice. well, i don't want to say anything right now. better. let's just wait a couple of moments, wait, finish, finish, olympic friends to go, and local spectators. let the people of the republic of belarus be in the hands of these men. immediately interview, but some water in hand. pay attention at the finish line, shevchenko lost to alimbekov with his feet and our dinara was the first water in her hands and 20 minutes, probably, here in the hot sun alimbekova gives interviews to journalists. just without end winner everyone congratulates. here it is a medal, yes and here it is. and in minsk today the belarusian paralympi

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so all the rest are all federal along with a mayor. a governor the national association of tribal historic preservation officers and the national conference of state historic preservation officers, so what are some of the controversial cases that have come before the advisory council? sure shire to today? well, the dakota access pipeline is one. i think that came up recently and as you might recall involved a pipeline that would go across a waterway that was of significance to native american tribes and that it was a core permit. there was a lot of litigation one of the things that the advisory council on historic preservation prides itself is on encouraging consultation with native american tribes. that's a big issue these days that so that was that that has gone several ways. they the courts have approved it the courts have then reexamined the permitting so that was one of the controversial areas. there are a number. cases, however that demonstrate the productive work of the advisory council and would love to focus on those two there and they're very divers

meetings took place in mid june when top executives from walmart were in dc for events at the national retail federationior administration said individual said there is the potential for passed through to consumers and they say that economists have models associated with this. the official tells me all options for china tariffs remain on the table and there is no word on when president biden will make a decision. >> thank you, kayla tausche . >>> nancy pelosi is kicking off her trip to taiwan. she would be the highest ranking u.s. official to visit the island in 25 years. her trip is barking backlash in beijing. for more on the impact, let's bring in the former advisor to the biden administration. it is always good to see you. i don't understand why pelosi is making this trip at the risk of worsening relations between the u.s. and china. why poke the bear right now? >> melissa, that is a good question. i don't think that the speaker sees it that way. there are a number of legitimate reasons why a speaker would want to travel to taiwan. i merely can't to look at the growing gap between the taiwan militar

and telecom , showing high performance in russia, uh, under the government of the russian federation , the national center for the development of artificial intelligence will be launched and this center will become a key platform for finding the analysis of effective solutions, and in the field of artificial intelligence, and it will also contribute to the disclosure competencies of more than two thousand participants in the artificial intelligence system. last year, the effect for the russian economy from the use of artificial intelligence amounted to more than 300 billion rubles. and the total contribution of the gdp of russian organizations that use artificial intelligence technologies amounted to more than 22 trillion rubles . military equipment in the sky aviation demonstrates its capabilities. professional pilots are responsible for this. the basis of the pilot and his professional readiness is aerobatics performing aerobatics and even more so if it is performed, uh, in a group formation. this suggests that the pilot is very well trained. the high level is at a high level. you can also see th

still a problem. 45% say wanls are rising this is consistent with what we're hearing from the national federationis still an issue, no longer the top issue, inflation is. wages are on the way up. if you look to future plans for hiring, those are starting to slow because many small businesses think we're already in a recession or they're fearful that one is coming down the line so they're starting to pull back a bit on hiring. that's something we're seeing on both sides which is really interesting. >> yeah, it seems to be nearing the larger peers as well kate, thank you so much for breaking that down for us. currently markets teetering around their highs of the session. that will do it for "squawk on the street." "techcheck" starts right now >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt. deirdre bosa has the day off today paypal surging elliott revealing it has a $2 billion stake. amd and airbnb sliding after their results. a concern for both of those names. another earnings interview, anthony noto, the ceo of sofi will join us in about 30 minutes. investors

so we need the federal government to step up and to deal with a national problem. we can't just solve it in texas, new york, or in arizona. we need to respond as a nation. >> so in the meantime, as we heard from many of the migrants who were in gary tuchman's piece, there is the emotional trauma that comes with the journey. in the case of the one young man who lost his brother who drowned while trying to cross the river. how are you able to assist in the meantime before there is a federal program that you are suggesting or a more expansive federal way to address this, how are you able to help with the emotional trauma that many of these people are arriving with? >> the first thing we do is when we welcome them, we treat them with respect, compassion, tell them they're welcome here, that they are safe here. that's the first step. but we know that for many of them, there is need for some professional mental health services. we don't do that on the first day, the first week. but as we continue to work with those migrants, that's something that has to be part of the wa

federation. there are 83 of them where nationality prevails. over the russian population, there are 10 of these 83s of the federation, where the national minorities, in fact, they are the majority, there are 10 russians who are minorities, are they capable of a national liberation struggle such as the one we would like them to have we see that in europe some forces are already being formed, but they are still very weak, they are very small, but some people are already appearing , books are being published. it's definitely very difficult. i even said ambiguously, but academically, do n't mistake wishful thinking for reality, because we here in ukraine would all like to see russia disintegrate, there's no question about that, we want it, but let's not mistake wishful thinking for reality. to what extent do these forces now have the muscle to really start some kind of struggle i don't know i don't know but without a doubt the problem of contributions is very easily solved in russia such a number of minerals everything will be fine with contributions everything will be fine gas will be over gold that