now the cargo will pass customs control and that's it. 's all, this is the hangar serge thank you thank you. well, i'll go check it out. yes, and as it should. pass the fact is that tonight, uh, ran away like a bullfinch ran away like that. he wounds the hospital, but yes, they organized an escape from him, some bad bandit left him, 30. the weapons were taken away by the guards. hiv this is more than an emergency, look for me, i will give you my people. yes, i'll see you in exactly one hour. do you understand? i would like to call in this firm fools to figure it out, and in the evening you want to see me now. car armen they were in the port, now they left, i'm driving them. i will do everything. do not worry. let's talk for a minute. i'll answer the call, right? lyonya, you know that the paratrooper escaped from prison. and why do i find out about this last so serge it is impossible to dress these guys in heaven, so many people have been put in my place. ooh, those games cost too much. serge i don't see the result. i do not see. it feels l

with belarus, it is possible to introduce a tire from this country if it has already completely passed customsearance . duties and taxes brings. a customs-cleared vehicle can be transported to russia in order to receive an electronic pts here, you just need to conclude an agreement on the installation of the glonass system and pay a recycling fee. don't forget to take care of obtaining a vehicle type approval, this is a certificate that confirms the safety of the vehicle from the cc valid throughout the territory. you can go to the union if you do not know its number, then you are waiting for additional costs, you will need to receive a security certificate in a special accredited laboratory. if no additional changes were made to the design of the vehicle, then no additional documents will be required. if the car has some modifications that need to be regulated, for example, the installation of additional front packages. uh, some additional power bumpers or hatches. uh, such all lines require an additional document. uh and certificates of conformity. vehicle , this will require an additional v

who are you, you have two options, either you sit down in full, or you pass customer.nd we deduce you as witnesses, as if you informed us about the order in advance and worked under our control. you don't bother me at all. you're just an appendage to the rifle. i would like you to be different. but with the one who signed you to this, i have to get acquainted. i don't know who has never seen it. of course, the customer himself will not shine. this is correct, law enforcement agencies refuse to comment, however, as we learned a few hours ago, an unknown criminal made an attempt on the head, operational-search unit of the own security police colonel. demidov information about the condition of the victim so far, what has not been reported is worth recalling that a few days ago. there has already been one assassination attempt, to be sure. all these events are related to the uncompromising position taken by colonel demidov in the fight against the so-called defenses in uniform . she passed it to the fullest, and the first killer piston also worked for him, right? it is cle

a week after natalya vov , the cameras captured how a member of the sabotage-terrorist group passes customsthe perpetrator of the murder, receives fake license plates. you are all logistics company. in addition, natalia vovk got into the frame just before the commission of this monstrous crime in the parking lot of the festival, all the details are after the advertisement. thanks marat, i'll give you the floor. well, for now, that's all for me, i say goodbye to you until the next news release on ntv at 16:00, stay with us. is she ready? you for the sake of a pair of big special three cheeses at a bargain price. in the new lottery, a super prize of 100 million rubles. from the national lottery

start with belarus in russia, you can bring a car from this country if it has already completely passed customscustoms. duties and taxes brings a vehicle to this country, a customs-cleared vehicle can be transported to russia to to get an electronic pts here, you just need to conclude an agreement on the installation of the glonass system and pay a disposal fee. don't forget to make sure you get approval. the type of vehicle is a certificate that confirms the safety of the car from the ss is valid throughout the territory of the customs union, if you do not know its number, then you are waiting for additional costs, you will need to obtain a safety certificate in a special accredited laboratory. in the event that additional changes to the design if the vehicle has not been entered, then additional documents will not be required. if the car has any modifications that must be registered, for example, installation of additional front packages uh, some additional power bumpers or winches. eh, all these changes require additional. e, documents e and vehicle type conformity certificate . uh, this wil

ukrainian citizen bogdan tsyganenko, who arrived in russia in transit, presents documents and passes customspection nothing suspicious passport in the order of prohibited items . no, soon he will meet with a citizen of ukraine, the alleged perpetrator of the murder, natalya vovk. here they are together in one car, kievskoe highway, moscow region. here, a mini cooper natalya vovk car with donetsk numbers got into the lens of a road surveillance camera. citizen of ukraine bogdan tsyganenko was driving in a shy way. how did the investigators establish? the car was heading towards moscow, here it is, the village of the institute of polymerite, only 20 km from the house where vovka rented an apartment. as investigators established, tsyganenko met with vovk for a reason, namely, a forty-four-year-old citizen of ukraine, as they managed to find out during a complex painstaking operational bogdan tsaganenko helped a woman commit a terrorist attack bogdan tsaganenko provided natalia vovk with fake license plates and documents in the name of a real-life citizen of the republic of kazakhstan yulia zaik

, a citizen of ukraine bohdan tsyganenko, who arrived in russia in transit presents documents passes customsg suspicious passport in the order of prohibited items. no soon. he will meet with a citizen of ukraine, the alleged perpetrator of the murder of a journalist, given a dugina at the waist. vovk here they are together in one car photo from the public relations center of the federal security service of russia kievskoe shosse, moscow region. here, a mini cooper natalya vovk with donetsk license plates was caught in the lens of a road video surveillance camera. a citizen of ukraine, bohdan tsyganenko, was driving with her. how did investigators find out? the car was heading towards moscow, here it is, the village of the poliomitis institute, only 20 km from the house where vov rented an apartment. how did the operatives establish that gypsyenko met with vovk for a reason, exactly as a 44-year-old citizen of ukraine, as they managed to find out during a complex investigation? in operational work, he helped a woman commit a terrorist attack. bogdan tsyganenko provided natalya vovk with fake

customers? if i'm completely honest, we just couldn't pass - your customers? just couldn't pass any| your customers? if i'm completely i honest, we just couldn't pass any of it on to them. it would just make it unviable to go out. who wants to pay eight pounds of paint outside of london, who wants to pay £8 inside london. it's challenging, but the reality is itjust keeps coming. it's not going to end there. gas, for example, during the summer, we obviously had the benefits of having the central heating turned on, but as soon as that starts to kick back and, on that, we will see four five grand a year more per month than what we were seeing this time last year. it'sjust what we were seeing this time last year. it's just too what we were seeing this time last year. it'sjust too much what we were seeing this time last year. it's just too much at a time when our businesses are already... bird and coming out of the pandemic. and so what sort of help would you like from the government to? because we have heard a lot of debate about how much help there should be for

countries from belarus to russia, you can bring a car from this country if it has already completely passed customsd of 50% of customs duties and taxes , a vehicle brought to this country can be transported to russia . don't forget to make sure you get approval. the type of vehicle is a certificate that confirms the safety of the car from css valid throughout the territory of the customs union, if you do not know its number, then you are waiting for additional costs will need to be received safety certificate in a special accredited laboratory. if no additional changes were made to the design of the vehicle, then no additional documents will be required. if the car has any modifications that need to be registered, for example, the installation of additional fruit packages. uh, some additional power bumpers or winches. eh, all these changes require additional. documents e-e and the certificate of conformity of the type of vehicle. eh, this will require additional visit to madi where will be the view of this document, but this e requires quite a lot of time and effort on the part of the new owner, bu

let's start with belarus, you can bring a car from this country, if it has already completely passed customsficant benefit is obtained when a document is drawn up by a citizen of belarus who has benefits under decree 140, it gives the right to a refund of 50% of customs duties and taxes. to get an electronic pts here, you just need to conclude an agreement on the installation of the glonass system and pay a disposal fee. don't forget to take care of getting approval, the vehicle type is a certificate that confirms the safety of the machine from ss valid throughout the territory. there you can union if you do not know his number, then you are waiting for additional costs. it will be necessary to obtain a safety certificate from a special accredited laboratory. if no additional changes have been made to the design of the vehicle, then no additional documents will be required. if the car has some modifications that must be registered, for example, the installation of additional front packages. uh, some additional power bumpers or

start with belarus in russia, you can bring a car from this country if it has already completely passed customsce, the most significant benefit is obtained when a citizen of belarus draws up a document which has benefits under decree 140, it gives the right to a refund of 50% of customs duties and taxes brought by a vehicle to this country, a customs-cleared car can be transported to russia . don't forget to make sure you get approval. the type of vehicle is a certificate that confirms the safety of the car from the ss is valid throughout the territory of the customs union, if you do not know its number, then they are waiting for you additional costs will be required to obtain a safety certificate from a special accredited laboratory in the event. if this is no additional changes to the design of the vehicle have been made. then additional documents will not be required. if the car has some modifications that need to be registered, for example, the installation of additional fruit packages. uh, some additional power bumpers or winches. eh, all these changes require additional. documents e-e and

customs control. passengers do not pass their accomplices were about to fly into dubai passed customs control area withairport's neutral zone and before the boarding gate. they just changed their hand luggage scheme. apparently, the couriers were well debugged, it was not by chance that they chose night flights, apparently. the charm of fatigue and the inattention of the security staff it is possible that one of the shift workers was, what is called a share, because passengers with drak metal successfully passed the first line of control without specialists who would have thought through and read all possible options for such a daring, not an act, but not without a doubt. what is the amount of precious metal i have. it must be delivered under guard to e-e airports or to another e, customs zone from where it is transported, and in case there is some kind of danger, someone must insure in this situation the citizens of armenia , their russian accomplices were arrested, they were released on bail on his own recognizance, according to experts. such a smuggling attempt. withdrawal of money abroad. now there

and so we passed customs control. everything about everything, it took us about.now you ask yourself, is it worth all this such nerves to stand on the borderline. point 8 9 without explanation, as it already happens with russian tourists, so visiting europe is still with yes, i think it is a privilege, and visiting london is a privilege. and it's a privilege for me to visit moscow. i'd like to visit it, but it's a privilege to be earned and it's a privilege to protect our land. here, pay attention, comrades. here is one step separating us from the border of a neighboring state. yes, something similar already had an iron curtain descending in the era of the ussr, but in soviet times it was erected from the inside and therefore there were no holes in the state border in the years. sonar wound, on the contrary, in every possible way supported the conflict, the soviets erect a fence on their borders and advocate total isolation from russia, that is, outside the iron curtain is lowered by those who have already lived behind it and escaped to freedom from the klimsanat

it to buy it higher prices elsewhere, occurring costs that it was contractually unable to pass along to customers. apple is in talks to produce it smart watches and laptops in vietnam. the company suppliers have started testing production in the country as a seeks to diversify production away from china. vietnam, which already makes apple tablets and earphones is its most important production hub. outside of china. german airports have hired fewer foreign workers than plant the german government had plant a fast track work permits for several 1000 for an airport workers, mostly from turkey to help to ease travel chaos over the summer. however, only 150 such workers have been hired frankfurt airports, parent company says most of the workers available did not have the necessary qualifications. new york to london and roughly half the time of a normal passenger plane. that's the promise behind this jet. the boom overture, a supersonic flyer that exists only on paper at the moment, but as already racking up orders. united airlines wants 15 of them. and just yesterday, rival american airlines announced

it to buy it higher prices elsewhere, occurring costs that it was contractually unable to pass along to customers. apple is in talks to produce it smart watches and laptops in vietnam. the company suppliers have started testing production in the country as a seeks to diversify production away from china. vietnam, which already makes apple tablets and earphones is its most important production hub. outside of china. german airports have hired fewer foreign workers than plant the german government had plant a fast track work permits for several 1000 foreign airport workers, mostly from turkey to help to ease travel chaos over the summer. however, only 150 such workers have been hired frankfurt airports, parent company says most of the workers available did not have the necessary qualifications. new york to london and roughly half the time of a normal passenger plane. that's the promise behind this jet. the boom overture, a supersonic flyer that exists only on paper at the moment, but as already racking up orders. united airlines wants 15 of them. and just yesterday, rival american airlines announce

so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting.ome of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert is in effect from four pm until nine p.m. wednesday. pg and e officials stressed several steps people can take the lower their electric bill, including raising their thermostat to 78 degrees. closing shades and blinds inside your home or apartment, block out sunlight and using washing machines, dryers and dishwashers either late at night or early in the morning. san jose jesse gary ktvu. okay temperatures today didn't cool off. it had to do with that cloud cover that some tropical moisture that came in let off a few light showers around the base scattered just kind of drip drops. nothing major, but a lot of humidity and so despite the cooling from the cloud cover temperatures felt very, very kind of just uncomfortable today because of the high humidity. so it was 94 in fairfield, down from 108 yesterday. but with that humidity that 94 it felt pretty pretty hot 96 in livermore. that's down there that reco

specially designated place for vehicle inspection as well as a room where passengers will pass passport and customscontrol. it will start working from the beginning of the next day. today we are opening the bus terminal. it is designed for approximately 30 buses so that all the work will be completed tomorrow from the night it will start working, then once again emphasize that the project was started during the meeting between the president of ukraine and the president of poland , today is a day of good news for carriers and passengers who use bus transportation between poland and ukraine, i hope that this checkpoint will work normally accordingly according to the plans and the project according to which it was built, the construction of the terminal is the second stage of the reconstruction of this checkpoint, previously new lanes were built here for the movement of passenger cars and all those that were here before were left for freight transport. in this way, they are trying to reduce the long queues of trucks leaving ukraine that were formed due to the closure of sea ports as a result of russia

some business owners warned, though, if approved, increased costs for companies would be passed on to customersbut workers want more protections in the workplace. the senate appropriations committee is set to take up the bill tomorrow. coming up tonight. jerusalem action begins in the lawsuit regarding leaked pictures of that helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others. also a warning tonight about a scam targeting pg and e customers what you need to know to protect yourself against fake calls and fraudulent letters. and whether we are wrapping up another nice day out there with some fog moving back in the picture for tonight, but eventually temperatures will be warming up in the five day forecast, and we'll have the updat we'll have the updat for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? w

energy regulator 0fgem says the change means price rises — and falls — will be passed on to customersevery three months rather than the current six. jonathan brearley, the chief executive of 0fgem, told us that the move was aimed at helping customers. i talk to customers every week and i know that everyone is worried about the way our energy market is changing and energy prices are changing. that is driven by global events, it's ultimately driven by more demand from asia but most importantly, russia, for whatever reason, withholding gas from that international market. this market isn't only facing rising prices, it isn't only facing rising prices, it is very, very volatile. what we've got to do as a regulator is two things. first, yes we need to make sure companies can get back the cost of the energy that they need to buy in that international market. equally, we need to make sure we're not going back to the bad old days when they are making very big profits on top of that. now, the changes we're making today to make sure that the change in price regulation can keep up with the change

are you able to pass that on to customers? to a| pass that on to customers? ve to keep buying it, i guess. thank you very l buying it, i guess. thank you very much. come over here, we have managed to find rob from a local brewery. thank you for coming down. how have your energy bills changed in the last year or so? lathfe how have your energy bills changed in the last year or so?— in the last year or so? we came off the fixed rate _ in the last year or so? we came off the fixed rate in _ in the last year or so? we came off the fixed rate in february, - in the last year or so? we came off the fixed rate in february, where i the fixed rate in february, where our energy— the fixed rate in february, where our energy prices were very low, our a-s our energy prices were very low, our gas price _ our energy prices were very low, our gas price was— our energy prices were very low, our gas price was 2.5 pence. that has risen _ gas price was 2.5 pence. that has risen to— gas price was 2.5 pence. that has risen to 75— gas price was 2.5 pence. that has risen to 7.5 pence

not a slowing economy, not sustained inflation prices that will get harder and harder to pass along to customersnk you very much. let's see how the backwater plays out. coming up, the pound takes a pounding. the worst week since april. we look at the very latest on the u.k. economy. right here on bloomberg. ♪ manus: let's check in on the u.k. now. the pound is set for the worst week since april. double-digit inflation. rate hikes can't stave the pound. let's get ready for retail sales. what do we expect? >> if you look at those figures, you can see consumer confidence is at a record low. it reflects just how grueling people feel about inflation getting into double digits. it's at -44. put that into context. -30 is the level consistent with recession. at the same time when it comes to retail sales figures, they could be offset by spending on barbecues. we have that hot weather in july. there's a split among economists. mostly are not pointing to the drop. bloomberg economics is more optimistic. they see a very slight gain. either way, the figures added into the boe picture of the economy before t

reality is for the customers, the global price wireless is are going to hit our bills sooner —— global price rises. in the years ahead, when wholesale prices are falling, that will be passederm analysts are predicting global price rises are set to continue certainly for the next year, meaning that will be passed on to us soon as customers making this winter which is already predicted to be one of the most difficult for a generation even harder and many charities warn potentially thousands more households will be pushed into fuel poverty because of this move made by 0fgem today. poverty because of this move made by 0fgem today-— ofgem today. colletta smith, thank ou. energy giant shell is to give its workers a one—off 8% bonus after the company reported record profits from high oil and gas prices. most of its 82,000 staff worldwide will get the pay award, but senior executives will be excluded. shell says the award reflects its financial success and is not a response to the rising cost of living. taiwan says china has fired several ballistic missiles in the waters around the island, as part of beijing's biggest—ever military exercises in the area. china announced the drill

chongar passed through customs about the incident. and there are border guards .me introduced himself as a wall. slava recruited me to go when to the crimea and always photographed and transmitted what is moving in the crimea, employees of the ukrainian special services who were engaged in recruiting subversive activities have also long been known to our operatives. here are their photos and documents, fucking detained gunners of the ukrainian armed forces. they are trying to beg forgiveness from the parents of children who died from their actions of a woman. death does not believe these tears. i don’t have sam alone, when these gunners planted a beacon to correct a missile strike on a railway station, they did not think about the dead neighbors, but the children who were burned alive and that they might be judged in the donetsk people's republic where they are threatened, capital punishment, the death penalty, the servant is a bandit of all ukrainian, please, i beg, probably, beat yourself for it’s worse for her own family to do for their relatives drugged by kie

domodedovo airport he tried to illegally enter the country over $100,000, but was stopped by customs while passingdor. part of the money the passenger hid in sneakers, the russian is accused of cash smuggling money. on an especially large scale, he is threatened with a fine of up to 15 times the amount of illegally transported funds phil of restriction of freedom for up to four years. a 39-year-old man told the inspectors that he had cash in the amount of 40,000 us dollars. however, the ensuing inspection showed that the citizen was carrying more than 40.5 thousand us dollars in hand luggage, and another 60,000 us dollars was hidden in sneakers packed in luggage . in addition, customs officers found 310 turkish liras in total from the violator. the amount of illegally transferred money amounted to 90,556 us dollars; the passenger also did not provide documents confirming the origin of cash, which must be presented when declaring amounts over 100,000 us dollars. in primorye, a four-month-old far eastern leopard was rescued; to the rehabilitation center already there, experts found out the kitten we

this is where they go to pass down the traditions, the customs,eir daughters the responsibilities as a woman, and that's how the tradition really passed down, because that's where we really learned a lot from them. (sophie fouron) okay, i'm very curious, because, first of all, how do you know it's ready? (remurang renguul) when you see the leaf coming out, like that... - one, two, three... - wow... what do you do with this? - i'm going to cut the leaves. - you're good with your machete. oh, you plant it back right away! wow, the cycle of life. (emily tkel) the cycle of the taro. - and then i can save this. i can make a soup. - here's the lady who cleans the other taro. - hello! i've got a special surprise for you. thank you! this reminds me of when i was in jeju, in south korea, where only the women were allowed to go diving to get the seafood. no men could do that; just the ladies. and it's exactly the same thing here, with taro. this patch here - is it just one patch, or does it belong to many women? - it belongs to many women. each portion belongs to individual women from this stat

comes to a recession in june -- francine: is this a dollar story, or is it being able to pass costs to customerstory? louise: it is a bit of both. we have seen price rises and the u.k. consumer hasn't been resilient, has a lot of the same pressure in terms of increasing credit in the u.k., but one of the biggest terms of recession expectations as we do expect it to be mild but also be persistent in year because there will not be that rebound that gets us going again, whereas other markets may be have retail opportunities, diversification in terms of industry. francine: thank you for joining us. louise dudley, portfolio manager of global equities at federated hermes. coming up, trump's legal battles. the fbi raids his house for some legal documents on nuclear weapons. we get warned that next. -- more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 23 minutes into european trading day. this is the picture overall. the dax and the cac gaining 0.3%. trying to decide whether inflation will make the fed hike less than expected. tom: this is a big story within the pharma space. w

the market continues and if our draft laws are supported in the near future , the deputies passed the law on customsisa-free travel with the eu, now ukraine will enter the common transit zone between a single transit declaration and a single guarantee for the movement of goods will apply to 30 five countries for all partner states, and the initiative will allow businesses to use a number of simplifications , speed up border crossing times and improve the mechanism for considering businessmen's complaints. risks visa-free customs brings our legislation closer to the legislation of the european union , the ukrainian government notes but the temperature in the homes of kyiv residents will be lower than the norm 18-19 degrees, the residents of kyiv need to prepare warm clothes and blankets for the winter. this was announced by the head of the capital, vitaliy klitschko. according to him, gas is the responsibility of the government. attacks on gas stations for this case, kyiv bought generators, fuel for them, first of all, they will go to hospitals, kindergartens and schools, klitschko emphasized, the ma

we've been able to severely limit the amount of inflation one of to pass on to our customers. >> aretion in your supply chain >> it's an interesting question. it's tough to know whether this is truly the peak or not candidly we're not seeing a lot of signs of food inflation abating any time soon. i think we have seen freight logistics and fuel costs come down about 20% that's translating a bit into cheaper food prices, but the actual core prices of these food commodities have not gone down and i think that will continue to drive price pressure upward. >> you sound like the fed presidents abhi ramesh, thank you. >> thank you. >>> what's driving those material gains that's next. bubbles bubbles so many bubbles! as an expedia member you earn points on your travels, and that's on top of your airline miles. so you can go and see... or taste or do absolutely nothing with all those bubbles. without ever wondering if you're getting the most out of your trip. because you are. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." this is our mystery chart, after democrats announced the inflation reduction act,

customers. manus: good morning. that takes me to the question about margins. he said he will stick with a 4% operating margin. are you observing some of the cost increases, rather than passingn to the customer? is that a risk to the 4% margin? natalie: it is not. we included that in our guided. we are including 850 million euros this year. we want to shield our customers from higher price increases. that is something we are expecting. dani: what about the impact of rising energy costs, wage costs? natalie: all of those costs are real. piercing those as being the most difficult ones. when it comes to everything on the product side, we are negotiating very hard with our suppliers make sure we get the best prices. when it comes to other costs, you all right. those are higher. we are looking at sourcing, how we bring our legacy systems into place so we can use those. those things together will help us offset some of those higher costs. manus: you are delaying or suspending your plans for the ipo. is that indefinitely, is that until markets get stronger or better, what is the guidance on the.com? natalie: we are spending, not stopping. we believe in how much we are able to cryst

the attackers took advantage of the green corridor, the second group was going to dubai through customs passedurists in the neutral zone of the airport before landing accomplices exchanged hand luggage on board. they were detained by operatives who initiated three criminal cases at once. more than 20 million rubles young and talented people from many regions of russia and representatives of the donbass, one of them yulia masterchuk, claimed to be the winner of the tavrida art festival in crimea. she presented the project of the olympiad for medical students. and here is an important step towards the dream at the dream festival. what will be remembered? this summer in the crimea the participants of tavridart know our correspondent alyona evstikova. here they are almost 40 lucky ones, which are presented on site tavrida art their ideas. how to change the space around you and won the target grants of the all-russian competition of youth projects up to one and a half million rubles for the implementation of their projects, more than 20 million were allocated by the leader in number.

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increases that we have seen but there will become a time where we will start to have to start passing these onto the customer is incredibly concerning. you know, this site has 15 full—time members of staff. we don't want to lose any of those. you know, they've been with us for a while. so, you know, it is always on the back of the mind. he is not alone. others within the industry say they are desperate for help. among them, the head of the brewhouse and kitchen chain. we need several areas of health, predominantly a business energy cap as soon as possible. we are an energy intensive sector and a desire big part of what we do. we provide warm environments, we cook food, my business brews on site. it is really important that we get some kind of car, some kind of support. even before the current crisis, pubs up and down the country were finding it difficult to make ends meet. the fear is that now, this could be the final straw and thousands may have to shut their doors for good, but it is notjust pubs that are struggling. small businesses throughout the economy are finding high energy costs a heavyweight to bea

pass along. we have been mindful of customers. we have not had too many price increases print their reflecting on a third one we may take in the fall. jon: you have been honing that understanding of the consumer for a long time. and the secret manual, which is always allowed for your consumers to have more input in the process hundreds of stores, but we should be clear that you guys have talked over the next 10-15 years having upwards of 4000 shots. i am sitting in canada out wondering what global expansion ideas you are thinking about. what is your long-term plan? joth: if you have a disciplined approach and a disciplined plan that your team and believes in and can execute against, i do not see an issue with the 4000 locations. we have slowly built capacity over the last 30 years. most recently, we have added 300 plus locations and looking forward, if we get into a good rhythm, we think there is plenty of opportunities for dutch bros. throughout the u.s. we have not evaluated plans beyond international plans at all. right now, in

so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting. some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert goes until nine o'clock tonight. pg needs, suggesting several measures people can take to try to lower their bills, including raising your thermostat to 78 degrees, closing the blinds and shades in your home or apartment, block out sunlight and using dishwashers, dryers and dishwashing machines, either late at night or early in the morning. i've been saying jose jesse gary ktvu fox news back to you. no doubt hot and humid wednesday it will be a difficult night ahead for many. alright jesse. thank you. in the city of san leandro. that city has opened up to cooling centers to help beat the heat, the main library at 300 estudio avenue and the marina community center located on wix boulevard. they're going to open up when temperatures reached 90 degrees on mondays through thursdays from 10 in the morning until late at night. and on saturdays, they're going to be open from 10 to 5. the city will provide an

so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting. some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert goes until nine o'clock tonight. pg and a suggests certain certain move to try to cut your energy bill, including raising your thermostat to 78 degrees, closing the shades and blinds inside your house to cut the amount of daylight that's coming in. even though now thankfully, we've got a lot of cloud cover here in the south bay and also running machinery such as washing machines, dishwashers and dryers. at night or in the very early morning hours live in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox news. we'll head back to europe in oakland. now we go to oakland , where there was a shooting that shattered the safety of a woman's house. she was asleep in her home when she was struck by gunfire. crime reporter henry lee joins us now and after visiting the neighborhood, henry where this whole thing happened. heather the victims a grandmother, who was just sleeping in her home early this morning when she was hit by gunfi

so does the price these higher energy supply costs, which are passed down to customers are impacting . some of these bills are much higher this year compared to last year. the flex alert is in effect from four pm until nine p.m. wednesday. pg and e officials stressed several steps people can take to lower their electric bill, including raising their thermostat to 78 degrees. closing shades and blinds inside your home or apartment, block out sunlight and using washing machines, dryers and dishwashers related night or early in the morning. san jose jesse gary ktvu leaders. much of the bay area sought a slight but very welcome. cool down today in some places even saw a little bit of rain. this is what it looked like earlier today in alameda, as some monsoonal moisture was passing through the area and submarine also made its way through the south bay. one of our photographers saw rain drops coming down onto his windshield . this was on interstate 60 80 in san jose. we'll check in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin, coming up in just a few minutes about what the rest of the week ma

_ passes onto retail and that affects our customer base _ passes onto retail ande do we go from here? that food prices. where do we go from here? �* ' :: ' ' food prices. where do we go from here? . 'i: v ., ., , here? at 10.1%, inflation is extremely _ here? at 10.1%, inflation is extremely high. _ here? at 10.1%, inflation is i extremely high. unfortunately here? at 10.1%, inflation is - extremely high. unfortunately it is only set— extremely high. unfortunately it is only set to — extremely high. unfortunately it is only set to get worse and we are forecasting inflation to reach 12% before _ forecasting inflation to reach 12% before the end of the year, which means— before the end of the year, which means it — before the end of the year, which means it is — before the end of the year, which means it is even more painful, and ultimately— means it is even more painful, and ultimately that is the problem of the bank— ultimately that is the problem of the bank of england and that is the uk central— the bank of england and that is the uk central bank which sets inte

not every small business can pass on those increased costs to customers in higher prices.breakdown recovery service which is tied in to fixed—price contracts. obviously, the fuel, 25% to 30% that's costing us extra, for the same income. insurance, that's been up. lorries, the price of lorries, second—hand and new, 30%, maybe up to 50%, some of them. and, as i say, we're on the contracts. we cannot change the prices at all. today, the chancellor again promised further financial help, but there are no details yet. my message to your viewers, whether they are small businesses or families who are really struggling, who are really worried, as you say, is that we'll be ready for more support as the new prime minister comes in. if you ask what's been fuelling inflation, you've already answered your own question. the price of a litre of unleaded petrol hit a peak in early july of £1.91 a litre, but since then it's dropped by about 18p per litre, and that offers a glimmer of hope. it may take months, but eventually, that should feed through into less upward pressure on prices and a

billion you don't have, then taxing people five years out the horizon and corporations will pass it on to their customersdoes that reduce inflation and cut the deficit. >> don't look at just the inflation. look at the chips act the president is going to sign. republicans are all about america first, producing things at home. building here in america. republicans don't want to do it. obama is starting to sounds like a republican. made in america and republicans don't want to do it. dan: you are doing it again and this bothers me. i have been consistent on this show, deficit spending is bad. nower telling me deficit spending is good and republicans are good for doing it. now you are saying let's do corporate welfare for a semi conductor business around the globe. something republicans like me have objected to, corporate welfare forever. now you are celebrating it because democrats are doing? it is it bad or not. stick to a principle. >> you are one of the few republicans that actually calls out your own parties which i think it's a good thing. but you need to spend money to make things better in america. y

brands like unilever, heineken, netflix have been able to pass on higher prices to customers.iscretionary was weaker. primarily carmakers still suffering from component shortages. they been unable to fill demand. elsewhere, with demand and leisure -- travel and leisure, demand remains robust. they been unable to offset higher prices. margin crashed because of a spike in oil and gas prices. francine: what is the consumer outlook sector by sector? laura: it is deteriorating. operating margin expectations in 202023, a clear deterioration is emerging. the real risk is what will demand destruction look like? when employees start to ask for higher wages to cope, that will be drive on margins. there are a few winners. that is when the classic value plays look attractive. according to the bloomberg forecast, keep your eye on oil, metal and mining companies. francine: thank you so much, laura wright with those margin expectations. next is altaf kassam, head of emea investment research at state street. we've seen pressures a new cast -- in the u.s., especially the u.k., was your take on

the first - thing we can do is pass it onto our customers who are feeling it themselves. you can cut back, and in the end you end up managing nothing. we have the possibility to sell the house and move back on site, our children have left so that as an option. there's a lot that we can do, but it is not going to be enough. d0 do, but it is not going to be enouah. ,, ~ do, but it is not going to be enouah. ~' do, but it is not going to be enouah. ~ ., enough. do you think you will have to throw in — enough. do you think you will have to throw in the _ enough. do you think you will have to throw in the towel? _ enough. do you think you will have to throw in the towel? that - enough. do you think you will have to throw in the towel? that is - to throw in the towel? that is something — to throw in the towel? that is something that _ to throw in the towel? that is something that is _ to throw in the towel? that is something that is keeping - to throw in the towel? that is something that is keeping us| to throw in the towel? that is - something that is keeping us awake most nig

the cost of that gets passed on to customers elsewhere and also to taxpayers at large and that is a billrunning into billions of pounds will some. billions of pounds will some bill that is already running into billions of pounds will some of it is because by that. others are saying the capital longer works. for example what they are doing in france, they are getting the supplier to pick up the tab, should we get a larger win full tax? what this all points to is a system which worked five years ago is no longer fit for purpose. worked five years ago is no longer fit for purpose-— worked five years ago is no longer fit for purpose. what about longer term? years _ fit for purpose. what about longer term? years ahead, _ fit for purpose. what about longer term? years ahead, are _ fit for purpose. what about longer term? years ahead, are we - fit for purpose. what about longer term? years ahead, are we in - fit for purpose. what about longer term? years ahead, are we in for| fit for purpose. what about longer i term? years ahead, are we in for the spiralling price rises all the time? i don't w

officers the incident occurred on the belarusian-polish border according to the state customs committee mercedes passed the checkpoint, kozlovichi according to the documents of the polish carrier in the car had a batch of foil and fasteners , but during an additional inspection, the instruments showed that there were some attachments behind the wall of the refrigerator; later, customs officers found 186 bundles with a brown substance in the cavity. the examination established that it was hashish, the total weight of the drugs was 160 kg. if we talk about the cost of such a batch on the black market, we have more than 5 million us dollars article 328 note one in relation to a group of persons on the fact of illegal movement of drugs, the sanctions of this article provide for imprisonment. up to 10 years in the course of subsequent operational-search activities by customs officers together with representatives of the ministry of internal affairs, and four suspects were identified, who are currently detained. 40% more than the same period last of the year. pursuit races today in the program of the first s