joining me now to talk about all that is nikola ceo mark russell.k, welcome back good to have you. >> good to be here >> so on the production, you delivered 48 i think you expected to deliver 50 previously expected 50 to 60 what are you learning about this process as you get it going? >> well, that it takes 10,000 -- about 10,000 parts to build a truck. the number you need to build a truck is all of them >> and you're having trouble getting them >> well, there were a lot of short parts short as we ramp this up this is the biggest supply chain crisis i've ever lived through so getting all those parts in the right place at the right time is hard. >> is it getting any better? >> yeah. i think we're in such a better position now than we were a month or a quarter ago for sure. we expect to be in an even stronger position going forward with control over our battery supply chain once the romeo acquisition closes. >> is that why you are sticking with the 300 to 500 delivery expectation for the full year despite this supply chain crisis >> exactly we're conf

if no one was near nikolas, he wouldn't hurt them >> his lawyers are hoping to save his life.there was the scene four years ago on valentine's day whether cruz opened fire at parkland high school. he pleaded guilty to 17 counts of murder and attempted murder the jury is set to decide cruz's punishment he faces the possibility of life in prison or the death penalty the jury will have to be unanimous in their decision. if even one juror sides against the death penalty, nikolas cruz will spend the rest of his life behind bars. we have legal analyst danny cevallos here. >> this is not if nikolas cruz did it this is about life or death. right now, life is probably an under dog. the defense strategy here is not to be combative. not to challenge these victims and these families instead, they let the prosecution put on the case. they didn't put on an opening statement. they deferred it now they heare compartmentalizig it cruz's life is worth saving because he is a victim whether that will work remains to be seen >> danny, today, the jury heard from cruz's half sister and they will hea

she didn't want nikolas upset.t is how it was. >> cruz's special education teacher appeared virtually in court. she told the jury he exhibited behavior she hadn't seen in all of her years of teaching. >> curling his hands, hissing, scratching. proximity to other children would cause the aggressive behaviors. if no one was near annapolis, he wouldn't hurt them, push them here >> his lawyers are hoping to save his life. this was the scene four years ago on valentine's day when cruz opened fire. he killed 14 students and 3 teachers. 17 others wounded. he pleaded guilty to 17 counts of murder and attempted murder. the jury is set to decide cruz's punishment. he bases life in prison or the death penalty. the jury will have to be unanimous in their decision. if even one juror sides against the death penalty, nikolas cruz will spend the rest of his life behind bars. legal analyst danny cevallos now. what is a defense' strategy here? >> this case is no longer on whether or not nikolas cruz did it. this is about life or dea

jorge: en otras cosas hoy comenzÓ la defensa en el juicio para sentenciar a nikolas cruz, el asesinogarrillos, el jurado va a decidir si cruz merece cadena perpetua. anthony fauchi dice que dejarÁ en diciembre en la direcciÓn del instituto nacional de alergias y enfermedades donde trabaja, tambiÉn dejara de ser el principal asesor de salud del presidente, sin embargo aclarÓ que iniciarÁ una nueva fase en su carrera mÉdica en la que se mantendrÁ mientras tenga energÍas pfizer solicitÓ la aprobaciÓn para su tercer refuerzo en contra del covid—19, consiste en una vacuna especialmente diseÑada para combatir las contagiosas variantes de omicron, serÁn elegibles para ponÉrselas las personas de 12 aÑos de edad en adelante, la farmacÉutica empezarÍa a enviar las vacunas al mercado el prÓximo mes. la viruela de mono tiene muy preocupado anabella porque registra primer caso de niÑo infectado, los casi 10,000 docientos contagios son de new york, de manhattan, y sobre todo entre hombres de 25 aÑos a 34 aÑos de edad, este primer caso infantil desata temores entre muchos padres como nos explica bl

leyla santiago is outfront. >> reporter: the defense for nikolas cruz now presenting its case, hopinglty. >> nikolas cruz's decision to take an uber to marjory stoneman douglas high school and kill as many people as he could possibly kill is not where nikolas cruz's story starts. >> reporter: his public defender describing a troubled beginning for the 23-year-old, claiming he was born with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder from a birth mother who abused drugs and alcohol. >> the majority of her pregnancy, she was homeless and living on the streets. we know that she was using drugs. >> reporter: an adoptive mother who could not fully care for his many behavioral issues. >> throughout elementary school, nicholas' medication was being changed frequently, and linda, mom, would stop the medication sometimes. it was too expensive. put him back on it, take him off. >> reporter: melissa mcneil caused cruz damaged and wounded with a, quote, broken brain who was failed by the adults and institutions around him. >> nicholas' behavior, teachers will tell you that they went to administration, that t

he's pled guilty to 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. >> nikolas cruz showed little shooting began in the womb of his biological mother, whose history of addiction and substance abuse they say left her son with medical, social, and behavioral issues. an argument they hope will persuade the jury to spare his life. on monday, jurors heard from his third and fourth grade special needs teacher who described cruz as a loner who had fits of anger. >> he could be very disruptive. he could be cursing and angry and throwing things. sometimes even ripped up some of the other students' work. >> during cross-examination, prosecutors said behavioral issues aside, test results shows cruz made progress in the classroom with his general cognitive ability, quote, within the average range, according to a school report presented in court. jurors also watched the prerecorded testimony of a cruz family friend who described her relationship with cruz's adoptive parents, linda and roger. she said around the age of 4, cruz began acting out to the point that linda couldn't leave the house wi

came to tarino on loan and former cska footballer nikola vlasic from west ham also with a buyout option, yours is another 24 years. he came into the schemes on august 21 from cska moscow for the londoners. he spent 31 matches scored one goal gave two assists, but for cska the croat had 108 uah. in them, 33 goals and 21 assists, he also played for the english everton and the croatian hajduk with the croatian national team, the midfielder played 39 matches and scored seven goals in them. another interesting transfer midfielder egor prudtsev signed a contract with the serbian football club cervena zvezda contract with the player. designed for 4 years rods in 19 years from the twentieth to 22. he played for sochi in the twenty- first year. he was on loan at the ivanovo textile worker in the twenty-second year he played with nizhnekamsk neftekhimik novosibirsk locomotive arena is hosting the first all-russian spartakiad between the constituent entities of the russian federation in summer sports among the strongest athletes in 2022 in the capital of siberia from august 11 to 13 matches of the

conmovido todos en redes sociales, hablamos de los testimonios en las audiencias de sentencia de nikolasonios de los padres de los jÓvenes asesinados. [hablan en inglÉs] borja: cruz, que es culpable, se declarÓ culpable de los cargos. carolina: otro tema es la visita de la presidenta de la cÁmara baja a taiwÁn. pelosi me respondiÓ china diciendo que su presencia en taiwÁn es una muestra de apoyo de los estados unidos a la isla, todo en medio de algunas tensiones entre washington y medellÍn, y declaran a taiwÁn como su territorio, pasemos directamente a la capital del paÍs con pedro rojas, quien nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn acerca de esta polÉmica. pedro: nancy pelosi ya partiÓ a corea del sur, esta visita ha dejado mucha controversia, especialmente la cautela de la casa blanca con respecto a lo que serÁ el futuro de las reacciones con china despuÉs de que tropas chinas van a rodear a taiwÁn en los prÓximos dÍas, mientras pelosi estaba allÍ hablÓ de los valores democrÁticos, de promover la amistad cercana entre estados unidos, por otro lado la presidenta de taiwÁn dijo que esta visita eleva

. >>> el jurado que va a decidir el caso contra nikolas cruz visitÓ la escuela de parkland florida dondela visita fue privada y sin cÁmaras pero la prensa que entÓo a documentar cuentan que los pasillos estÁn manchados en sangre, hay vidrios rotos y balas >>> el tercer piso a donde murÓo joaquÍn y peter pero mÁs que, donde ellos se murieron los disparos en la ventana porque este hombre querÍa matar a mÁs (hablan en inglÉs) (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> en cuestiÓn de dÍas la fiscalÍa debe cerrar sus argumento donde buscan la pena de muerte para cruz el joven fue declarado culpable por la muerte de 17 personas. el gobernador de texas, greg abbott sigue enviando autobuses de migrante fuera de su estado como protesta ante la polÍtica migratoria del presidente biden en esta ocasiÓn la parada de destino fue la ciudad de nueva york, desde ahÍ tenemos el reporte de edgar muÑoz adelante edgar? >>> quÉ tal felicidad el gobernador de texas envÍo el primer grupo de inmigrantes a la ciudad de nueva york lo hizo esta maÑana llegaron 50 inmigrantes a la estaciÓn de ato buses (nombre en inglÉs) esto en

that is how lawyers for nikolas cruz began their defense today in his death penalty trial.hey are trying to so his mother's substance abuse, while she was pregnant with him, had devastating consequences. >> he is a damaged human being. you see, his choices don't start there. they start with the choices of a 41-year-old woman. a mentally ill drug addicted alcohol. >> she said don't worry about it. it is all taken care of. i have a lawyer. the baby is going up for adoption. the special education teacher appeared in court. she said he exhibited behavior she hadn't seen in all of her years. >> curling his hands. proximity to other children would cause aggressive behaviors. if no one was near nicholas, haywood hurt them, puts them. >> his lawyers are hoping to save his life. this was the scene for years ago on valentine's day when he opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school. he killed 14 students and three teachers. he pleaded guilty to 17 counts of murder and attempted murder. the jury is set to decide his punishment. he faces the possibility of life in prison with t

borja: hoy es un dÍa clave en el juicio sobre nikolas cruz. permitir que el jurado pueda analizar la evidencia contra cruz. no permiten el acceso de ninguna cÁmara. carolina: el presidente biden hizo un llamado a rusia para que liberen a la basquetbolista britney griner minutos despuÉs de ser encontrada culpable de contrabando de drogas con fines delictivos. una corte rusa concluyÓ que la deportista de 31 aÑos cometiÓ el delito deliberadamente y fue condenada a nueve aÑos de prisiÓn. fue detenida en febrero en el aeropuerto de moscÚ cuando transportaba aceites de cannabis en sus maletas. el caso alcanzÓ niveles diplomÁticos entre ambos paÍses y se ha considerado un intercambio de prisioneros. borja: vamos a la primera pausa. china cumple sus amenazas. toman acciones militares contra taiwÁn despuÉs de recibir la visita de la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi. carolina: una empresa pagarÁ una multa millonaria tras vender sillas infantiles a pesar de haber sido retiradas del mercado. tenemos una alerta para us desde el primer contacto, pa

. >>> the associated press reports the defense team for nikolas cruz will present their case in his sentencinging today. they will argue that the 23-year-old should be sentenced to life in prison and not death. cruz shot and killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida back in 2018. he pleaded guilty to 17 counts of first-degree murder. prosecutors spent the last month making their case, painting a horrific picture of the mass shooting with surveillance video of the shooting, photos and a tour of the school. >>> and the statesman journal in oregon says that some of the beagles rescued from a mass breeding facility on the east coast will be available for adoption starting as early as tomorrow. at least 20 beagles arrived at the oregon humane society in salem over the weekend. about 4,000 dogs were saved before they were sold to laboratories for animal experiments. >> they've been through a lot, through neglect and living in really terrible conditions, but the first day of their new life starts today. the is nopr thdogs. >>> still ahead, where's the beef? mcdonald's is ser

parkland school shooter nikolas cruz coming up the psychologists who took the stand in justice departmentme to a head tomorrow, and that's when the justice department must submit a version of the affidavit with proposed reductions. archives is also revealing the other classified documents recovered from mara lanco earlier this year. foxes lauren blanchard has a closer look now from washington. i didn't have any advanced notice . none zero. not one single bit . president biden broke his silence wednesday on the fbi raided former president trump's home and says he didn't know what was coming. meanwhile, in florida, a legal showdown is looming between the department of justice and magistrate judge bruce reinhardt. the judge wants to know why the affidavit that prompted the search at mara lago should remain sealed redactions suggestions are due thursday from doj lawyers who argue making it public would damage their ongoing investigation. former president trump has called for it to be released. no reasonable person really believes compound was the equal application of the laws, we learned a te

the building, number 1200, has remained sealed since 2018 in order to preserve it for gunman nikolaslive with the latest. carlos, these victim statements, family statements, friends, are just heartbreaking to read and to hear. i can only imagine what they're feeling right now. tell us what you've been hearing from them. >> reporter: jim, good morning. for three days now the juror has been hearing from the emotional testimony of all of the victims' families. they have all been talking about their grief. they have described, quote, the crushing absence that they have felt in their lives as well as the, quote, constant emptiness brought on by the loss of their loved ones. the testimony, as you can imagine, has been pretty emotional throughout the entire week. at one point one of nikolas cruz' only attorneys was seen wiping away a tear as the families spoke in court. none of the family members have mentioned cruz by name and none of them were able to say whether or not they want to see cruz die because of his actions. many of them have been in court every single day since the sentencing

secundaria parkland acudieron al aporte de la florida donde se decide la suerte del asesino confeso nikolase. no se detiene cruce de migrantes a estados unidos por la frontera con mÉxico. la mayorÍa de ellos llegan a la ciudad mexicana de piedras negras y que no son ateas por la ciudad de higo paz en esa zona las autoridades apenas dan abasto para controlar la cantidad de inmigrantes que pasan, desde higo paz nos informa pedro utreras. pedro: el cruce masivo de migrantes en el sur de texas no cesa. la frontera de piedras negras, mÉxico, e higo paz, texas, llegan siendo meses siendo el epicentro de migrantes, llegan en pequeÑos o grandes grupos. >> la agradeciÓ a dios que nos ha traÍdo con bien. pedro: aunque los venezolanos siguen siendo los que mÁs cruzan en fechas recientes los colombianos hhan ido en aumento, pero tambiÉn llegan centroamericanos, caribeÑos y de otros paÍses. >> el buscando un mejor vivir como mejor futuro, con el riesgo de que todo puede pasar. pedro: las autoridades migratorias, la guardia nacional o los agentes del alguacil no se dan abasto. ¿hay ciertas horas o puede

uh-huh, people have a snotty character, ilya clean up nikola not the yard, nor friends, and we will haven should be listened to, not only with a saber to wave their ears wither, but with everyone to chop their hands wither. you get out the curtain at least for a start hang and then russia out we live like in an aquarium. what now? uh-huh look, well, what are you sitting? how were you not here? even bloody events in the city are death. colleagues did not prevent the new chief of police, colonel shilova, from completing his first day in his new position. shoot like this. hello hello this must be fought with honor had fun on my beauty and in reality sleep well hometown . you under reliability i checked alone. surely he knows where the wind blows from, who framed you for the reasons for the dizzying career of a colonel, well, here's an operational combination to restore honor and dignity, i allow him to be arrested, but not for abuse of power. why are we unfortunately accustomed to? major general timur kudeev, who was appointed yesterday to the position of the main directorate of the ministr

vladimir putin expressed deep condolences to prime minister of armenia nikola pashinyanova in connection with the death of people in a yerevan shopping center destroyed by explosions and a fire at the site of the tragedy, rubble has been cleared for almost a day. missing the rescue operation is very slow, the fire department and the volunteers are clearing the wreckage. basically, cranes and other equipment were brought into place manually, but it is used only where there are definitely no people under the rubble. more than 60 people were delivered to the hospital in a day, most of them were injured by this moment, about 10 people have already been discharged for treatment. first explosion. thundered in the mall yesterday afternoon , presumably in a warehouse at a pyrotechnics store. detonation began, the roof of the building literally tore apart the neighborhood, poured fragments brick and concrete, the blast wave destroyed even neighboring buildings. i have not seen this in my life. this is the first time i see such a close to the store. here, there are ambulance firefighters . accordi

david nikolas is the best selling author of shorts and peanuts, which won the ambassador book award for biography. since we are partnering, this is a homecoming of sorts as david is a graduate of the academy and has traversed the shores of walden pond in which british regular marched in the 1775. tonight's moderator back to the archives, tom putnam is the former director of the kennedy library, he served as acting director for the office shoal presidential library before he chose to abandon the 20th century by the siren song over former's, transcendentalist's, and revolutionaries. he's a close friend and he is spearheaded this partnership with the national archives and the fdr library. as you may know, the national archives administers a network of presidential libraries from herbert hoover to donald j trump. franklin d. roosevelt library was our first, we now have 15 libraries in total, more than 660 million pages of text records, 640,000 museum objects. i'd like to express my appreciation to our colleagues at fdr and throughout the presidential library system who worked tirelessly to

lisbon benfisov , this time with a score of 3:0, and all goals were scored before the break first, nikolaswon the fight on the second floor of artem besedin, later oleksandr syrota missed with a fatal mistake, passing a pass to rafitsiev, and two minutes later the score became 3:0 david the cut was marked after a pass by gonzalo ramusha, after that benfica somewhat decreased its activity in the attack . dynamo did not even have the strength to score a goal. the prestige of strength is probably somewhere in the skills. thus, white and blue continue the european cup season, but they will play in the europa league in the group round, and after the game, a blink of time stated that the main problem dynamo was benfica, our biggest problem was not benfica, but the situation as a whole, we attract players from the academy, but they are not yet ready for this level, we have a 19-year-old playing in defense colorful 20-year-old vivcharenko 22-year-old orphan, as i said at the pre-match press conference, benfica is much stronger, but it is not permissible for us to make so many mistakes, the result

fertile, but mikhail andronik alexander malyshev was discovered and liquidated in time to lead the nikolahe hospital in luhansk stakhanov, three people collapsed. seven were killed. received wounds about this tonight reported in the national control center of russian defense. as noted by his head of the melanzians, the blow to the hospital was inflicted by american mlrs, hymars, while the commander of the all-union forces knew that the chosen target of the operating medical facility in which he was being treated, including pregnant children and the elderly, it has already been established that the criminal orders were carried out by a unit of the 27th artillery brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the localization of fires in the ryazan region is proceeding according to plan, deputy prime minister dmitry grigorenko said. according to him, no new fires have appeared in the day, and mineralized bands do not allow the fire to move further on the spot , about 10,000 rescuers stanislav vasilchenko are working from the fight against the elements. the fight against fire in the ryazan region c

today, the jury in the death penalty phase in the nikolas cruz trial walking the hallways of marjory stoneman dough last high school, retracing the steps cruz took when he killed 17 children and adults in 2018. the building remains a crime scene now. it's been closed since the shooting. it will be demolished at a later date. prosecutors are resting their case. >>> when we come back here, details just coming in on a fiery crash outside l.a. at least five people dead, several others hurt. with wayfai. sometimes i'm a homebody. can never have too many pillows. sometimes i'm all business. wooo! i'm a momma 24/7. seriously with the marker? i'm a bit of a foodie. perfect. but not much of a chef. yes! ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need. ♪ in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months ask your doctor about salonpas. on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, w

that's right, nikolas, the skaters don't make mistakes together, on the other hand, there are pollyman in russian prisons, if i'm not mistaken , a basketball player, that is, businessmen, american a basketball player there, cannabis oil was found in the luggage, and accordingly , according to russia, this is a crime, that is, the united states, well, in the person of biden's team, it is obvious that he then blinken plays not the last wheel here. they started negotiations with russia wants to return to the exchange of its citizens. well, not because it will purchase weapons from somewhere with its help. i think that it is not so fast. maybe , but, there is also a factor of this, that is, contacts. well, we understand that a person who a-ah leads everyone in this case, it's such a mildly delicate business. she has interesting contacts, so the americans have now held these negotiations, they have admitted, and maybe we will even learn about this resistance in the near future. as long as the negotiations continue, i don't think that russia will be recognized by the country as a sponsor of

lawyers for nikolas cruz say those are among the mitigating circumstances that should keep him from receiving the death penalty. his half-sister testified cruz came from a, quote, polluted womb. testimony resumes tomorrow. >>> oversea, russia is now claiming a woman spying for ukraine planted the bomb that killed the daughter of a close putin ally. russia says the spy escaped to neighboring estonia, but ukrainian officials deny any involvement saying the whole story is a complete fake. >>> a new study warns climate change is decimating the world's glaciers especially in europe. new data shows switzerland's glaciers shrunk in half between 1931 and 2016. during that period, the glaciers lost an area the size of manhattan every ten years, and the pace of the melting has sped up in recent years. >>> with that let's take a look at your tuesday weather. >>> good morning. after record-setting rainfall in the dallas-fort worth area on monday of 10 to 15 inches, the worst of the flooding today is going to move to the south and east, places like houston, new orleans could see flash flooding that could

. >> reporter: nikola delasandro also participated in the study the psilocybin's effect, mind-alteringging. >> the third dose was like the icing on the cake that completed my experience and allowed me to move forward in life with a new path, a new hope i tried not to cry >> it's not that it's a miracle cure that works for every single participant. but a lot of the patients will report they learned something that was very personal and very critical for them to understand in order to make these major changes in their lives. >> reporter: the results are promising, but more research is needed. >> if the results of this study arare replicatated and we e evey are able t to show this drug can be safe and effective and it becomemes clinicalally availabat could imimpact millilions and millioions of lives. >> reporter: harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> fascinating research. >>> when we come back, what was lost and what we learned after hurricane andrew 30 years ago. years s ago. dogs h have been s such an important t part of mymy lif. i i have flinnnn and a newew . as i i was writiting, i foun

and officials of regulatory authorities, as well as the timeliness of emergency rescue mi-8s from nikola for people from khabarovsk, boxers came out. two more helicopters in reserve, the weather on the amur in liman is changing swiftly in the morning, when it became known about the incident, there was a strong wind with steam up to 20 m/s. and thick fog, a little later they calmed down and the rescuers were able to proceed with the evacuation. how long it will last depends also noted the condition that the second flight was successfully completed to the village of azerbaijan, northern district, khabarovsk territory, delivered 32 people. everyone was housed in a local club. after them. the company's cars came out. two more ships washed ashore. sakhalin threat. e life to the health of the crew and people. no, there is stock food tents. uh, tomorrow the owner. uh, the issue of towing the data that gave the helicopter will be resolved, how the shuttle works from behind the amur estuary to the shore to the refueling in nikolaevka saving people. and continues in the coming hours, it is necessa

under the blow, the militants came out aimingly destroyed the uspensky nikola vasilyevsky monastery,well as a fire at the bitch factory in gorlovka, shells were already flying in a ring of protective strips, as rescuers cut off residential buildings from fire. potentially dangerous zone 5 settlements ryazan-nizhny, novgorod stavropol is a large hearth near rostov. you can see what a strong wind it was that helped the fire to travel several kilometers to this place, how long our correspondents will burn in the most problematic areas. a delicate question is how the sanctions against russia returned to germany with a possible shortage of toilet paper. and now what i can do? night of light near st. petersburg is a festival of unusual compositions for those who do not really like to sleep or love it very much. look at the news on the russia channel with you nikolai sound. hello let's talk about most importantly, today more than fifty residents of the dpr , including children, have become victims of anti-personnel mines petal, during new shelling by the ukrainian military, two more people

severodonetsk city center is working, russian damage, nikola will talk like our luka panamers, they kickedrs when they came in with a smile? the russian paratroopers thwarted the plans of ukrainian nationalists and inflicted serious damage on the enemy. the russian ministry of defense showed how, in the nikolaev-kryvyi rih direction, airborne units stopped an attempt to break through the troops of the kiev regime into the attack, motorized infantry units went on to support them with armored vehicles. our fighters responded with artillery strikes and on-board armament of airborne combat vehicles; they also opened fire on the nationalists from heavy machine guns and anti-tank missile systems over 20 militants. several units, armored vehicles were destroyed, hit, the enemy fled. now the main task is the introduction of a defensive battle, not allowing the enemy to break through towards the settlements of a group ranging in size from 5 to 25 people. we are not invaders. we are trying to free this territory. from the nationalists who directly threaten our territory, sometimes they don’t even ha

intercession on the nerl on the nerl will continue the cathedrals of the church for 900 nikola the dvorishchenskyal in according to legend, this city was built at the beginning of the 12th century by order of the prince, vengeance, whom the saint helped to heal from a serious illness. in what city novgorod novgorod milk 1.200 at the beginning of the 17th century, the italian doctor fabrice shaw bartoleti isolated this white powder from milk. lactose right or milk sugar? choose milk for 900. my wife blows the cows, my daughters carry jars and churn butter, and i myself go to the market. i go around to fight all the dachas in berike, i meet with that one with another, this hero said to herself with a sholom alykhan. although it's probably better tags milk 1.500. almost 20,000 tons of roquefort cheese are produced annually from the milk of these animals of the lacone breed. cathedrals and churches 1.200 the tops of the spiers of the church of st. laurence in the german village of schwarz are pierced with a golden arrow in memory of these soldiers of the russian army, which liberated germany from nap

. -- first time a former leader of the island face federal charges jurors in the trial of nikolas cruz were taken to see the still blood spattered rooms at parkland's marjory stoneman douglas high school today. the crime scene had been sealed off since he murdered 14 students and three staff members for years ago. the 23-year-old pleaded guilty in october. the trial is said to determine if he would be sentenced in life without parole or death. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: private credit funds have had $200 billion in unspent funds. debt investors facing rising political and economic rest but public right markets also a little choppy, meaning does more direct lending start getting ready to be deploying more of the cash? sonali basak is here to discuss with me and we talked a lot about the cash on the sidelines and wait to infest -- where to invest. yesterday on the show, they were saying it could be another 12 months before the pr

it turned out that there was no one from the used ones either, in general, nikola is on the twenty-fourthonly the first half of the day across the road. there, a little lower, we have a border control office. by grand compositions. the same thing happened there too, that is, papers were burned there by eleven o'clock - these are people with weapons, emphasizing the large border organization, which, as it were, had the opportunity. uh, at least to resist and show your valor on the battlefield, and not show your heels and asses further there in the city there was still the crimean sbu, also an armed unit, the same at 11 o’clock there was no one, the police lingered a little longer, which apparently. there she burned and destroyed documents, but by the end of the twenty-fourth of february, they were already in the city was not on the evening of february 24 those who are vested, er, with the duty, both under the constitution and under the charter, to protect the city of citizens, and land and land. yes , well, they kicked their heels, as they say, they fled, they just fled, it turns out that

some people sang, we nikola will not be brothers. but other people sing, what have we done with you, brother, that now we are standing on different banks. and this mental level that is here, it determines who is the master in life. and who is the eternal madman? thanks to everyone who understood the context. yes, all the best to you, giorgio, tell me, how is the situation with refugees in italy, are people ready accept, uh, ukrainian refugees, naturally? yes, their recognition of an interesting point is that they cut the transport on which refugees allow themselves to go round for the european union. sometimes it is simply surprising, plus the requirements of some kind of established accommodation relationship. ah, in the luxury sector and so on, and less and less ukraine is actually fleeing to us, believers from ukraine. i understood you so quickly and i just can’t imagine how our translators are doing great to you. thank you for visiting us today and for today, watch the anti-fake program with us. lead the fight against your untrut

tell me about your son >> translator: he liked the island >> reporter: her son on nikola was a cook onke island these mothers now bound together by anguish they learned their sons had been captured by spotting them on russian tv >> this is your son's room you've kept it exactly like it was for him? >> translator: we know nothing nothing. if they are healthy or if they have eaten anything. >> reporter: ukraine marks six months of war on thursday, there are families waiting >> translator: we are talking about several thousand ukrainian prisoners of war >> reporter: 600 have been released many have described mental and torture abuse. in april, ukraine said it was holding 600 russian p.o.w.s. in april, this prisoner was released he saw a tank aiming at him. >> i fell from the third to the first floor and covered. >> reporter: he was pulled out of the rubble with the broken pelvis, jaw and nose the only way the doctors could save him was to turn him over to russia he was given no medical care, not even painkillers and guards would taunt him. >> sometimes the nurses would pass by the room an

nikola announcing mark russell will retired, replaced by michael lohscheller who joined back in februaryher aviation incorporation announcing a $10 million predelivery payment from united for 100 electric vertical take off and landing aircraft this technology could help the carrier reach carbon neutral targets while also helping aid consumers with commutes across the globe. mike, jon, whoever is there. >> i'm here. >> it sathe markets reacting, t nasdaq up more than 2% i mike santoli, what's going on? it looks like a lot of speculative names in tech, affirm, asana, bill.com, up double digits. >> pretty strong wave. those are the stocks that do get washed hirer if, in fact, what we're seeing is a little more evidence that it was peak inflation, perhaps peak bond yields, perhaps peak fed hawkishness. arguably it means there's now support for higher valuation stocks interesting spot, it's taken the nasdaq 100 to right now. it's been making progress since mid june if you go from the january peak, it shows this is kind of making a bit to reverse this trend line that's been lower for a while.

. >>> jurors in the trial for parkland school shooter nikolas cruz will not meet again until august 22nd them after an emotional day in the penalty phase of cruz's trial. >> jurors visited the school building where the massacre occurred to decide if cruz should get the death penalty. the crime scene has been left untouched since 2018. >> reporter: the 1200 building has haunlted the marjory stoneman douglas community for four years. a crime scene left untouched since 2018, for this date, the date jurors would walk through what remains of the horror that unfolded in those walls. the bloodstains, the shattered glass, and random shoes were left behind. today, jurors saw it all. >> i keep thinking about these kids that should not be experiencing this. >> former teacher iva shemus remembered what she left that day. >> there's valentines that the students brought me. >> reporter: the jury will have to decide if cruz gets the death penalty or life in prison, after pleading guilty to 17 murders and 17 attempted murders. >> is there something you want to tell the jury about your dad? >> yeah. >> w

the heat is to blame alone. the temple under attack militants purposefully destroyed the uspensky nikolafire at a factory in gorlovka, shells also flew there, nizhny novgorod you are watching news on the russia channel with you nikolai zusik. hello, let's talk about the main thing today, artillery all in, struck several targeted strikes on the dormition st. nicholas vasilevsky monastery. it is located the population of the kolskoye volnakhsky district on the liberated territory, just a kilometer from the front line of the shells. from the ukrainian side, they attacked the monastery during a church service. the central dome of the cathedral was destroyed and damage was done to several buildings adjacent to the temple in volnovakha itself due to shelling, the water supply was temporarily stopped, the water conduit was damaged by fragments of the shock wave, the arrivals of large-caliber shells, recorded in gorlovka there, after the shelling , a fire broke out on the territory of the plant, the flame was extinguished, but the damage led to the fact that two villages were peaceful aksyonovka

. >> tonight, the state resting its case against parkland shooter nikolas cruz.where he killed 17 people, and now face the death penalty. our guest is out front. >> the 1200 building has haunted the marjory stoneman douglas community for four years, a crime scene left untouched since february 2018 with this day. the day jurors would walk through what remains after the horror unfolded within those walls. after survivors escaped the bloodstains, the shattered glass, valentine's day gifts, even random shoes were left behind. today, juror saad all. >> i kept thinking about these kids that should not be experiencing this. former teacher, iv, remembers what she left in room 12:14 that valentine's day. >> there is a box of valentines chocolates sitting on my desk, with puppies on, a student brought me. >> the jury will have to decide if cruz gets the death penalty or life in prison after pleading guilty to 17 murders and 17 attempted murders. >> if there's something that you would like to tell the jury about your dad? >> yeah. >> what is that? >> it's okay. >> i miss hi

trial against the parkland school shooter are deciding whether he should be put to death. 23-year-old nikolasg 17 people in the 2018 massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in floor. leyla santiago has more. >> reporter: the 1200 building has haunted the marjory stoneman douglas community for four years. a crime scene left untouched since february of 2018 for this day. the day jurors would walk through what remains after the horror hun folded within those walls. after survivors escapes, the blood stains and the valentine's day gaves and random shoes were left behind. today jurors saw it all. >> i keep thinking about these kids, that should not be experiencing this. >> reporter: former teacher ivy remembers what she left in room 1214 that valentine's day. >> there is a box of valentines chocolates on my desk that a student brought me. >> reporter: the jury will have to decide if cruz gets the death penalty or life in prison after pleading guilty to 17 murders and 17 attempted murders. >> is there something that you would like to tell the jury about your dad? >> yeah. >> what is that?

both in the nikola power plant itself and the area around it. on the front line with ukrainian forces on the river dnipro south of where i'm standing. while there is ongoing discussions, that threat remains and there's still no evidence of inspectors making plans specifically to get to that site and ensure it's safe. >> this is just the largest plant in the country and in all of europe. david mckenzie, thank you. >>> well, with us now is the editor in chief of tv rain, which until the start of the war was the last remaining independent tv channel in russia. it is now operating from outside of the country. always great to see you. let me get you to respond to this fsb investigation for some context, but i want to put some context out there with this graphic to show our viewers of some of the yet-to-be solved murder cases in russia dating back decades. all of them have one thing in common, they were putin critics. a human rights activists and a journalist. so given that and given that it took less than 48 hours for the fsb to conclude this investi

tomorrow afternoon, vladimir putin sent the prime minister of armenia nikola to pashinyan, a telegramho died and wishing a speedy recovery to the injured. activists of the young guard of united russia came today to the latvian embassy to protest against the decision to demolish the monument to the liberators of riga. victory day monuments in the latvian capital, people brought fresh flowers and power. and then they were distributed to rake in a bulldozer, but the bouquet stopped more and more, the truth and the memory cannot be canceled, the rally to those who are trying to rehabilitate everyone knows strangely funny poland they compete with each other. who will do more bad things, uh, who, uh, will spit more, uh, towards russia, and we believe that those people who are responsible for making these decisions are obligatory. e, in the future, he will be punished for such actions, since the truth will win all over the world and the results that the nuremberg trials were made. they are not subject to revision in the xxi century. young activists also gathered today at the american and bri

lucid driven by the ev tax credits and pushing the entire electric vehicle sector higher including nikola, rivian, nio and tesla and zscaler and docusign up over 5% today and that's despite the preannouncement, talking about the nasdaq as a whole is up -- despite that from chipmaker nvidia in second quarter revenue would come out to 6.7 billion and fall short of the $8 billion outlook. why? weaker gaming revenue according to the company, data center sales are weaker than expected point. the company previously expected to be a little higher and that's because of supply chain issues early announcement could be nvidia's way to derisk its graphics business and shift investors' focus away toward more data centered businesses like automotive and data centers and part of a growing trend we're seeing among chimpmakers move away from the weaker, slower demand in pc and handsets and gaming included there and towards higher growth segments like a.i., artificial intelligence or the cloud and qualcomm and intel suggested that and moving forward just looking, weaker outlooks, qualcomm, micron, amd and

the bottom line is, when you look at the cash levels, whether it is a lucid or nikola, they are all sayingh the end of 2023. the question is, what happens after that? the question is, can they get profitable cash flow by the end of 2023, in a market where you have rising interest rates and consumers being somewhat stressed? they will be first to raise money. you mentioned some of the automakers that of done that. they will have to continue to do that. >> do we see a shakeout in this space, with some of the smaller or newer players? either going private, getting bought, et cetera? >> i think, with some of them, it is still too early to sell. they haven't even launched their products yet. i think, obviously, a maker like meridian has over $15 billion in cash. they have huge investors, like amazon, with 100,000 vans on order. they are fine. some of them, as they start producing, and as they start sink demand for their product, or lack thereof, you could see some shakeout here, as you said. either some going private, or some getting absorbed. >> any predictions on that? >> well, you know, i wo

like at nikola, they are testing out their hydrogen fuel cell semis that they expect to go into production commercial service next year, already testing them in los angeles and one other note as long as we're talking about future power sources for vehicles, north carolina, is where toyota plans to open an ev battery-production facility they made that announcement a while ago, but today they said we'll triple that investment in that facility and they'll bump that up and triple the investment of $3.9 million and production starts in 2025. a lot happening in terms of this next jen rgeneration of evs andl cell vehicles. >> what's holding back the development of these hydrogen cars >> well, it's going to take a while for the infrastructure and that's why you see it on the commercial side, and it was ease 20e see a fleet of operators saying let's put in a hydrogen pump here that you can fuel up all of our semis and it will be there eventually, but way down the road, 15, 20 years down the road >> phil lebeau, thank you very much appreciate it. >>> up next, three stock lunch and e stthbe performin

second place would be a runoff against nikola, and eliminate -- a really could be the suspense here,night. >> it's interesting steve because the races are often run the alaskan native vote peltola is important and if kyle is victorious should be the first alaskan native to come to congress. based on the math there we'll see what happens. thank you steve, it alight sharing the screen with you. coming up next, what president biden is saying the inflation reduction act into law today he signed it, it's a big bill. we're back in a sec. we're back in a sec. [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recommended wireless carrier. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get $450 off any new purchase of an eligib

. >>> in florida, the parkland school shooter's attorney is asking jurors to consider nikolas cruz'sfunctional family life and mental health issues before deciding whether on sentence him to death. he is pleading guilty to killing 17 people and wounding others at the high school in 2018. they are asking for a life sentence bought the possibility of parole. >>> three law enforcement officers are under investigation in arkansas accused of violently beating a suspect during an arrest that was caught on camera and officials say a federal civil rights investigation has also been opened. nadia romero has the story and a warning some of the video is disturbing to watch. >> this is bad. we got to get out of here. >> reporter: three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removed from duty after this disturbing video was posted on line oig showing them beating a man outside a convenience store. police have opened an investigation into use of force by all three officers and the fbi is also investigating. the sheriff's office has identified them as zach keen, v levi white and thel riddle. c

what can be assumed to make any attempts, just to denigrate tatyana, the doctor nikola taxista, as anship 7 years younger. at first he just drove her. he just lived nearby. here, and then the taxi service was more than once. it was convenient to have contacts of taxi drivers close to home. and although the woman understood that they were not a couple in 2015, 2 years after they met, they got married, the child was born in 2017, the relationship resembled a swing, that is, it could be there, fireworks, love and passion for goodness and all kinds of light, and in a minute. it could be the devil himself. as tatyana says, the devil beat, according to her, it even reached the operation of retinal rupture both eyes. he was very apologetic and promised to be a good father. she believed and forgave for 5 months. i was just out of breath. i asked to support the child so that she could sleep for at least half an hour, because, well, you can’t close yourself from ours for months. threw the child, said, manage somehow yourself abusive relationships, sticky web, but throwing the child - this is t

they were speaking in front of a jury this week for the sentencing fate of the shooter nikolas cruz.life in prison without the possibility of parole. on thursday, jurors were brought to toward the school to see the classroom of the shooting happened. the schools interior has been left intact since the shooting. joining me now is -- you lost the son walking in the shooting. manuel, thank you so much for joining me today. watching that footage and being in that room, i cannot imagine. i know that your wife was president in testifying. can you speak a little bit to that? >> yes, i could give you my thoughts and relation to that. i have not been in the room, i decided not to be there. for personal reasons, we all react in different ways and my wife patricia and my daughter andrea they were there the whole time. and we decided that nothing, not even this is going to stop us from doing what we do every single day. we cannot wait the closest chapter in our lives, hopefully it will be soon. >> meanwhile, i have to tell you the courage that you have to fight for your son and to keep his memor

nikolas cruz, he was in court this morning, and he was asked whether or not he wanted to take this tripo the school. he said, no, but the judge made sure to point out that he was quite clear in that he didn't want to go. >> is it your decision that you do not want to attend? >> yes, ma'am. >> and have you had enough time to think about that decision? >> yes, ma'am. >> and do you have any uncertainty about your decision? >> no, ma'am. >> has anyone threatened or coerced you into making that decision? any no >> no, ma'am. >> are you making the decision of your own free will? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: there was no visible reaction to the jury as they left the school this afternoon and when they got back to the courthouse here in ft. lauderdale, we're told they also did not have much of a reaction. today's testimony is wrapping up with three more family members taking to the stands, talking about their loved ones. alisyn? >> carlos suarez, thank you very much for all of that. we're back with areva, elie and harry. areva, it is incredible to think this part of the building has been sealed o

once, at the call of a voice, she asked galina nikola well to buy a train ticket to moscow.be she herself realized that at one time she did not make this breakthrough, and therefore, of course, she supported me. she was with me at all the exams, and there something confidently betrayed even more self-confidence with them. kobzon auditioned this audition in such a crowd there were a lot of people and so they auditioned this time. well , literally two minutes. you all leave. so it was until valery got it. she had just arrived there and had been stuck for half an hour already. they are all there her and from impatience rushed in there, here's the commission and i say. you he advance tell the girl. if they are able, let her. yes, it is important for me to learn that she is able to learn or not for me. the most important thing was to find out, because i know what it is. singers who mediocrely get there somehow to some or that way he still remembers. how kobzon congratulated his beloved student on the title of people's artist of russia is another story, and before that there were