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hello , we continue to get acquainted with one sixth of our boundless russia, the republic of sokha, nee yakutia beauty. remember, as the hero alexander shirvindt said in our beloved ryazanov irony of fate or enjoy your bath, we fastened our sheets and under the wing of the plane the green sea sings about something. taigi came to yakutia, this green sea. taiga can be seen without a bathhouse and even without an airplane. and so to speak sober and with the naked eye. yakutians are the name of the inhabitants of yakutsk, not to be confused with the yakuts by nationality across the sea taiga goes to the opposite side of yakutsk towards the river, as they say here for lena nadezhda give at dawn, the ferryman distance to people approximately 15 km. this makhina overcomes a ticket of 120 rubles in an hour. one way. well, if by car, then another half a dozen, but on every flight there are stowaways hare. yes, stowaway hares are seagulls, and do not sit on the sides and run back and forth like, traveling more comfortably modestly their brothers fly behind the ferry in the hope of prey in the for

i think we nee -- we may need to see a break below that to find this dirt cheap value inequities ande are just not there yet. the trade for now is to actually be defensive and to get paid while you wait for a sort of bottom in the market. the good news, if i can finish this on good news, is that there are a lot more ways to get paid. when was the last time you saw 4.6% on cash? ? ? 2007 to see that. finally, investors have some yield options, and a lot of them are looking risk-free. alix: what's your favorite wine? -- favorite one? >> this is pretty boring. in short duration, even if the fed keeps going higher, i don't think you're going to have a significant negative market. you could look at really boring things like cds. not something we have talked about since 2005, 2006. when you look at a one-year or two-year cd, you're looking at 4.1%. i think investors can start moving toward this high quality, virtually risk-free income. if you are doing 4%, you're just barely covering the pc. he may need to add something else to the portfolio. i like bar billing this with the high-heeled, w

tolstoy's mother alexander leontievna, nee turgeneva, was related to the decembrists and writers. being married to a fat count. she fell in love with zemsky official alexei appolonovich bastro. she already had three children, and she carried a fourth divorce under her heart. stretched long already born the judge’s child was on the side of the deceived husband of the children, nikolai alexandrovich and alexander leontyevna were awarded to alyosha to stay with her and swear that he was the son of an astronomer. however, the count did not doubt his paternity. and then everything went on in alyosha's life. as everyone graduated from the samara real school and went to st. petersburg in the northern capital , tolstoy, now count tolstoy, entered the prestigious technological institute , wrote poetry in his spare time, and at the age of 19 he married yulia rozhanskaya, whom he met back in samara, the bride was pregnant and in january 1903 gave birth to a count, a son, who was named yuri everything would be fine, but alyosha began to be more and more often seized by a vague melancholy. her

is europe's largest nuclear power plant, and last winter it provided 20% of all of ukraine's energy nee. there are usually six reactors on, but today, five of them are of and the last one is providing electricity to the plant itself to prevent any kind of meltdown. they call that island mode because the plant is disconnected from the grid. i talked about that and so many of the nuclear fears with the president of the nuclear authority. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. nick: how concerned are you about the risk of a nuclear disaster? >> i am very concerned about the operation of the zap arisia powerplant. we have severe situations. we do not have any connection from the powerplant to the grid. all lines that connect it to the grid are damaged at the moment. there is no electricity in or out of the plant. nick: is the russian goal to disconnect the plant from the ukrainian grade and redirected the power into russia? >> it was the original goal when they started the shelling, and they have achieved this goal. the plant is disconnected from the ukrainian grade. nick: can you

people at the end were waiting 14 hours so authorities put a halt on that, stopping nee from joining. we're keeping an eye on updates for when people will be able to join it. that shows you how much people want to pay their respects. it's been been another very busy day for king charles. king charles iii arrived in wales for first visit visit as monarch. he and queen consort are attending a prayer service and heading to the parl. the outpouring of love and respt for the late monarch measured in in miles as tens of thousands from around the world wait hours hours to see the queen's coffin. queen's coffin. >> she was an amazing woman ande heart and soul of the country. >> she was my age when she becae queen. can i only imagine how much she had to learn and sacrifice for that. >> reporter: the line grew so lg it was paused at least six hours six hours as it reached capacity. the final farewell for farewell for the longest britain britain monarch will be the first funeral since prime minisr churchill in 1965. security is tightening. police teams and antiterror squads are preparing for the

saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partnersee transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>> tonight, the investigation into the killing of a long-time investigative reporter in las vegas is raising questions about a local elected official that he had written about. police confirming to cnn that they have served search warrants in connection with the death of the reporter, found dead outside his home in broad daylight saturday morning. officers seen today outside the home of robert tellis, who didn't respond to reporters when he returned home later in the day. the search to his home may be connected to garmin's killing. "outfront" now is art cain, who worked closely with jeff germen. so i appreciate your time. i'm sorry for the shocking loss that you and your colleagues are experiencing. unimaginable. so we're trying to understand what happened here. police have released an image of a vehicle that they say is tied to the suspect, a red, maroonish suv. our affiliate cap ptured footag of a c

saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partneron come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>> the testing back and forth between the texas governor and mayor puts them in a heated midterm spotlight. governor abbott is busting migrants who illegally bust into the state. the chicago mayor says she's fed up with the governor's lack of collaboration and with a style that treats the migrants as less than human. >> i would love to have a conversation with governor abbott. let's treat the people who are traveling across our country with respect. this is not a governor who wants to collaborate and cooperate with us. there's a way to do it. it's real simple. pick up the phone, send me an email, work through third parties, i would love to see that because that to me would show that he's regarding these folks as human beings who are deserving of respect and dignity and not treating them just like freight to be shipped across the country. >> great reporters are back with us. not treating them like freight to be ship a

saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>> republicans feeling the pinch, gop senators expressing concern over the national committee's cash problems although the committee raised more money than the democratic campaign committee. it has farless cash on hand and it's not just the committee having funding problems, democratic senate candidates in ohio and arizona and georgia are far out pacing the republican opponents in fundraising with a feud of rick scott and mitch mcconnell. for more, i want to bring in christian anderson. hi, thanks for joining us. good evening to you. these problems facing republicans come during really surging optimism for democrats. you say that the dobbs decision on abortion was the big turning point. do you see democrats holding on to that? i think that we're headed into a midterm where republicans thought they'd have a big enthusiasm advantage and that gap is wiped out by surging enthusiasm on the democratic s

we nee we we need precision rifleme that they are making those calls to bring in help to solve this probleme they are also evacuating personnel, i woul personnel, students, teachers. there's a lot going on. a lot of conflict situation. >> we're going to negotiate and we're waiting for more shields. >> according to andrew mccabe they shouldn't be waiting on any of that. >> be careful. >> the texas state training on active shooter events for school-based law enforcement officers says very clearly that when you arrive at such a scene and such a crisis your job is to go in quickly with whatever equipment and personnel you have in that moment. it is admittedly an incredibly risky dangerous position for law enforcement to be in, and that is part of the job. you are expected to put yourself into that risk, into that danger to take a chance at saving the lives of others, and that didn't happen here. you know, it's always great to the wait, you know, to have more equipment and bigger guns and more people but, you know, you lose time waiting for those resources, precious time in which your innocent v

responsible adult when you sell signed the paper you take out the loan and make sure you get the skills you neeageous. when you check out at the grocery store does it give you the chance you'd want to i wish they could do it that choice fo that, would you like to contribute to plummer's tuition? yes sir. would you like to contribute to basket weaving? no thank you. then you can choose when to support because you know what betters of society in your view. >> think about these trade schools, so much practical knowledge in were not in any wa propping that up with federal dollars, we are propping it up to basket weaving class and spread. >> when i look at what you two just said through a lens of whiteness and gender, i'm kidding. like oh wow sheet he got serious . it is the dumbest thing in the world where this is what colleg has become, expensive babysitting. it's not teaching kids how to think. the only reason i haven't been more vocal on the college thing as my son is 6'5", but otherwise , yeah. >> jimmy for the win. issued see him leading into blocks, he is dancing in craziness next. we are our

the numbers are telling the story of what dems nee to do in order to pull through a win. >> you lock at where we were at the beginning of this year, where there was such controversy about the enthusiasm gap between republican voters and that gap has narrowed. it's now in our favor because of what's happened since the dobbs decision. this is registering voters and all on our side, whether it's new york, alaska or even in a conservative state like kansas. this issue has moved the ball so further than we thought we would be right now. it's created a fundraising boom. you look at the top 37 competitive districts for this election. we have outraced our republican counterparts by more than $100 million. >> that's astounding. vaughn hilliard, take me to pennsylvania. that state has been inundated. the president was there three times. the former president was there as well. it's going to get a heck of a lot more heated over the next few months. are folks ready for it? >> that's why republicans around the country are not naive they need to get in front of voters and distinguish where they are

>> our fiscal cliff and our nee meare we gottaly of regionally right now.ing to the ballot saying mortal money -- more toll money? >> i do. how broad that tax is, how many counties, that is for the elected officials with input from me and other general managers. i think something, kind of original measure is going to be needed. >> in 1965 you launched the great trans-baytown a. it was quite an event then. it is still there. what kind of shape is it in? >> the tunnel is in excellent shape. we are finishing up a major renovation and maintenance project we have been doing on nights and weekends kind of behind the scenes and we accelerated it during covid. that tunnel is good for another 50 or 70 years. >> we have anybody stations on the drawing board? >> is part of lent 21 and link 21 is this effort. what is the future of public transit in the bay area? that is link 21. it is not just looking at another crossing but where else do we need public transit and where can we break through some bottlenecks? >> when you say lick 21, you're talking about rather than the nine bay area counties, expan

about how thi industry and how thisechnology can transrm who has access to capitol urgent times of nee i think you can use the ukraine exampl is one. but whatever ones you want ton add to the record. >> i think that ishe most acute. there's really no queion i do not mean to sound dramatic there is no question t be a very different situation in that conflict if the crypto community had not mobilized in response to specific requests from the ukrainian government, allhat to the presidentffice asking for crypto donatn to bridge as aatalys of the international community could provi the aid that has resulted in where we are i the abilityf the ukrainian people to snd u to thisrutal invasio for there's question crypto was a bridge, it was catalyst and essential to give the international commite timeo provide capitol. we kno because we can see where that money went, who it was given tolso what it is used for. we know based on the accounts th come from ukrainian government this was medical suppli. is was arms, it's her things are critically vitalmportant crucial times. in addition weeem cpto be

former president, in this case trump, can stop a current president, in this case biden or his dezzing nees from using documents created by the executive branch is quite extreme and frankly pretty silly. >> more immediately, explain the purview of a special master and would it include the classified documents more than 100 found there, or just documents that trump's team would make an argument involve some kind of attorney/client privilege or does it go further? >> well, according to the judge, it's going to cover both attorney/client and executive privilege. that's another reason why the executive privilege argument is kind of silly. which is to say that the president does not have a presidential communications privilege as to classified documents that have been provided to him by the intelligence community. presidential communications is maybe related to advice he got from his white house counsel, maybe related to directions he gave to the secretary of state. but not to the raw intelligence that was generated outside of the white house and provided to him for his analysis. so at least as

saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >> republicans feeling the pinch heading into the midterms, gop senators expressing concern over the national republican senatorial committee's cash problems, although the committee has raised more money than the democratic senatorial campaign committee. it has four less cash on hand. it is not just the committee having funding problems. democratic senate candidates, in ohio, arizona, and georgia, are far outpacing their republican opponents and fundraising. this is all coming amid a feud between top republican senators rick scott and mitch mcconnell. for more, i want to bring in cnn commentator christian soltis anderson. >> facing republicans come during really during surging optimism for democrats and -- the turning point. do you see democrats holding on to that balance? >> i think that we are headed into a mid term where republicans thought they were going to have a big enthusiasm advantage and that ga

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saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partnerch a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. . >>> russia's president vladimir putin today said his military has, quote, lost nothing in ukraine. aided in part by renewed attacks in the east that have prevent td russia from shifting forces and also taking back several vill lanls in the process. u.s. officials said the yaen yan objective to take back the southern city of kherson, which was lost early in the war, is ambitious but also possible. regardless, it's expected to be a long and brutal campaign. matthew chance had a chance to speak with four informants for the fsb. it's a fascinating look inside the secretive security service, their opinions on the war, and the reasons these defectors are speaking out now. >> this is where we sleep. this is how we live, mikhail says, as the russian political activist turned fsb informant shows us around the center where he is seeking asylum. all i want for the future is a positive normal life, h

, russia's foreign minister continued to push russia's false propaganda claiming russia is fighting nee yo nazis. he only showed up for his speech and then left so he didn't hear criticism of russia. moscow is looking to recruit 300,000 new soldiers to reverse recent and heavy losses in eastern ukraine. but many russians want no part of this war. around 1,200 protesters have been arrested and given draft cards. i'm not going to die for putin, this protester said. many russians are trying to dodge the draft. failure to report is a crime. flights to visa-free destinations are full or have become expensive. there are long lines at the land borders of finland and georgia, and this morning there's a new twist in the seven-month war. it's voting day in four parts of ukraine occupied by russian troops. ukrainians in occupied territories face a yes or no vote on whether to join russia forever. critics say the vote is illegal, held under duress and that the yes result is a fore gone conclusion. >> the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes

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that's where we're neeing some of the hottest temperatures as well. there's also scattered outages across the east bay due to some underground equipment. failure. we are bracing for more outages as people try and keep cool. today. officials expecting it to be the worst day for potential power outages. now we do have team coverage on this heat wave. we will not let up until the heat does. we've got to kron four's charles clifford in livermore. he's going to talk to some folks there. but first, let's go to kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. she's standing by with a look at the heat we're dealing with right now. hey, kyla. hey there. yeah. and you know, just to speak to what happened yesterday. livermore broke an all-time record, not a daily record all time record meaning highest temperature ever recorded. there. >> 116 great degrees. they hit that beat a record set in 1950. so definitely extraordinary today. right now we're already seeing 90 degrees in san francisco. livermore 108 right now 104 in santa rosa. you can see 101 in san jose. and i think this

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it is clear we nee to have these conversations so we fully understand the economic effects are working and middle-class families. so thank you again doctor. with that i yield back, thank you, mr. chairman. >> tnk you congressman brown. i will reu your remaining ti time. i'm going to ask, and doctor goodspeed's analysis, he claims a $1.9 trillion arp stimulus package is what caused a spike in inflation in march 2021. however it was a clear minity of spending that it happened by april of 2021. why would you just focus on arp as opposed to t family first act? the cares act? the consulted appropriation acts which disperse far more money than what it happened to arp by april 2021? >> mr. chairman there is no reason to focus on the arp. i want to add though, this is an important consideration for the arp did a lot off good. it kept americans afloat. at make sure a lot of americans did not fallof into poverty at e of the most critical and difficult periods of time we have had in this country over the last century in terms of a health crisis. it d a lot of good. and the other thing is, we have

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