on the night of the murder, not far from the scene of the crime, the pps recorded stolen cars, behindt was the number eighteen? i was on duty that night. i know we checked your alibis, it didn't confirm that day. you, together with kolomoytsev, set your own car in the garage only at half past three in the night. happened at 2:30 am. so that's where you've been all this time. that is, they simply illegally stopped drivers. all of them had violations. protocols were not written. no. i didn't kill. it's not me. i didn't kill. yes, comrade general, the arrest was made on the basis of an important evidence. this is a photograph taken at the time of the crime. the head of the police department, the problems with my car have nothing to do with this case. we are looking for. my eagles are all upside down what got it, 72 hours. listening to rusin raised such a grill to the very head office, they gave us three days that they beat nothing with you, potapov is doing this. okay okay, work free. i know to take them, who is the killer of my son you know, give it to me, i'll deal with him myself, and

it contains a huge amount of vitamin pp this is the most nicotinic acid, and the price affects the vasculartate of the vessels, including the vessels of the brain. and this, too, we are all penetrated by a chain of blood vessels, then with age in humans. cholesterol plaques are deposited in them, and because of this, blood supply is disturbed. if the blood supply to the brain begins to lose a little memory, the concentration of attention becomes forgetful sluggish. even if a person does not eat fatty products, even children's age is already, that is, we as we were born, we are already going deposits when you actually happen. is this degeneration or is it better to do it in advance there was such a saying that a gram of prevention is worth puddle treatment, to put it simply, if you regularly eat porridge from barley groats, the risk of developing dementia can decrease. choose high-quality cereals. but how much to eat for the prevention of dementia. tell us about the shield mass of servings for a side dish of barley groats. 150 g. and you yourself eat a box. yes yes. and how, well it turns ou

corporation, for which accounts for 95% of the country's oil production and about 40% of the local 98th ppe director of the corporation's international trade department and handled major deals at. at the same time, he worked as a deputy managing director of an lng company and was engaged in joint projects with foreign gas companies, including shell total and eni work in custody. it began in the eighty- sixth year with the time of the barkinda. he joined the economic commission and became the author of the first long-term guardianship strategy that he takes into account. only prices, but also contribute to the fight against climate change and solve other problems bar kinda advocated expanding cooperation with oil-producing countries, which were not part of the cartel, took an active part in the creation of the guardianship plus mechanism, to which russia also joined the deal of exporters and now stabilizes the situation on the world market in 2016 bar. kinda was elected to the post of general secretary of the opec in 2019, his term was extended for another 3 years. he had to make room gener

we have joined the fanta pp federal program for agriculture, this is a thermal installation for the fight against beetles with e diseases on grapes. of course, at the click of a finger, you don’t start producing many more new workshops, the equipment requires serious investments. state support. in the meantime, this year will exceed half a trillion rubles 12 billion rubles. to support the preferential leasing program, agricultural machinery is launching new measures, in particular, industrial mortgages. business not only agrarians can receive up to 500 million rubles. at a preferential rate up to 5% per annum. and our next story from the penza region is about how, thanks to support, we managed to increase the production of russian equipment. such agriculture without equipment, as far as it is russian. for example, a tank for fertilizing people from the penza region. now we will show how the production is arranged. the plant produces and sells in russia and the cis a thousand items of equipment, communal forest fire fuel trucks, but such a machine for applying liquid fertilizers in it, by

someone commented, the pp hd is written about that image for all summer and lots of those kinds of issuesd a way starts now. it is easy to get behind the team when they've just won a tournament. it's when it's looking what on a tuesday night and getting fans out and capitalising on this momentum that is the next challenge. yes. is the next challenge. yes, absolutely _ is the next challenge. yes, absolutely and _ is the next challenge. yes, absolutely and it's - is the next challenge. yes, absolutely and it's exactlyl is the next challenge. yes, - absolutely and it's exactly that. getting — absolutely and it's exactly that. getting people to turn up to the women — getting people to turn up to the women super league games and keep the momentum up and support up and keep the _ the momentum up and support up and keep the funding up crucially and they have — keep the funding up crucially and they have plans to try and level up access _ they have plans to try and level up access for— they have plans to try and level up access for girls, access to football at school — access for girls, access to

well, at the moment it is based only on the k-27 pps search and rescue helicopter in one piece.aking off from a bird's eye view, a truly epic picture opens up all from the frame in a wake formation one after another of such a concentration of naval firepower. i haven't seen the baltic for a long time. needless to say, russian ships are submarines, especially atomic giants could not help but attract someone else's attention? that ship is clearly not ours, we are flying for reconnaissance. the ship, judging by the flag of the swedish military, our frame reacts instantly to a military formation, such a marching order is called a warrant. the most valuable in the center along the flanks are the covering ships, and now forward the planned route. let them be interested in us, it is also nice that we are being watched with increased interest in us. we are worthy of this as long as we slowly move through the narrow straits, the sentinel has a unique the opportunity to get, also on a nuclear submarine cruiser. dmitry donskoy if the heavy missile cruiser peter the great is the largest of

rate is an additional incentive for rates on hryvnia instruments how with deposits and pretending that ppas raised to more attractive levels, which would accordingly reduce the pressure on the foreign exchange market. well, actually, we came to the issue of emission financing of the budget. that is, what is it about, why is there so much controversy around this rate because the national bank of ukraine actually said that it is wrong to finance the budget in the future, well , by printing, of course, it happens physically, but due to various financial mechanisms, by printing money that is not economically secured. and we have to learn to live by in their e-e revenues and e on the money that can actually be attracted from taxes or from western creditors or donors, and there is a dispute around this right now, that is, the national bank of ukraine offers the government to set market yields on debt securities in order for real investors to come and buy these debt papers, do i understand everything correctly? andriy, yes, indeed, at the beginning of the war, the decision to monetize the budget

i was looking at numbers from pp, their margin is up from $7.7 to $35.7 over the past year.do you think has driven that you'd margin increase? is it down to refining capacity? >> like our other gusts -- guests have said, it is a complete market upset that is going on right now where you have increasing demand after the pandemic. the u.s. and other oil industries recovering after the fall of the pandemic. all of the transportation issues. in the u.s. we have huge transportation issues. one of the reasons is refineries on the gulf coast, a lot of them can only refine heavy crude. since we are not importing heavy crude from venezuela or bunker field from russia it causes all kinds of upset antiques -- the thing most people don't realize about the oil and gas industry is it is very competitive. so if someone is price gouging so to speak, somebody will step into that space at a lower price if they can. so it is a market upset that will eventually stabilize right now there is so much going on with refinery capacity, with supply upset and the boycotts as mentioned earlier out of ir

will sign the e-mail and it will be signed in the presence of the president of turkey, because the ppwas reprimanded and un secretary general antonio otelisha, what do you think about this agreement on the export of ukrainian grain by sea, will it really be signed? what are the risks and will it help in unblocking ukrainian ports , or will there be a shift? still, at the last moment, we expect that, as always, putin will show his treachery and that either something in the agreement itself will be disadvantageous for ukraine or later it will take advantage of certain clauses and resort to provocations and well, a significant number of experts in the end talk about the possible risks of any negotiations now with russia, what do you think about this briefly, then let's go directly to the topic of the forum, please yes, i would like to say that it is possible to think that ukraine is a big victory for ukraine. for almost five months, the whole world has been drawing attention to this very important topic of world food security and the blockade from russia, and therefore i think that this

bridge near novaya kakhovka is fed by precisely these logistical routes, and here it is today, the pp was extended, now we see the video of the izvestya channel, where is this, mr. serhiy, i'm sorry that you surviv came out now to there are no journalists, let's listen, then we 'll comment on it. good evening, everyone, it's really great to be here today with you. today we had a very productive iran and evening, good evening as part of the fourth meeting of the contact group to ban ukraine rammstein . unity of effort and all of us are now building up the potential for our support to ukraine, every member of the contact group is impressed by the courage of the ukrainian army and the skill of ukrainian parents military leaders of the ministry of defense of many countries expressed their support for ukraine russia tried to destroy the spirit of ukrainians in an effort to defend their home but it failed today we had the opportunity to hear my friend oleksiy reznikov the minister of defense of ukraine and lieutenant general moshuk thank you to such brave leaders for their time how they res

in ukraine, if we believe that ukraine should be a territorially integrated country because only one ppve an obvious majority in ukraine, then we should also apply the same rule to russians, or say that ukraine in principle can disintegrate simply for regional reasons, what are we saying, and why can't russia disintegrate for regional reasons, siberia, the far east, and why not ukraine donbass may fall , the south is scattered, it applies to us exactly that idiotic idea that we ourselves want to apply to russians, russians as a people have the full right to live in a territorially integrated country that unites the russian nation is accurate as well as ukrainians have the full right to live in ukraine as a country that unites the ukrainian nation, if both states do not have the right to do so, of course both of them will be judged by regional borders, simply whoever is stronger, and now the russians are militarily stronger, they provide the schedule of the country as vladimir putin said, we will do everything to ensure the right of self-determination to the peoples of ukraine, if you co

that the enemy left on the island of the snake so ended ingloriously for the rashists, here is this pphe sea chernobaivka and this is what we have to repeat more than once in other cities and areas where the enemy is trying to hold our territory and is trying to carry out some offensive actions that the ukrainian army is repulsing effectively enough, so we believe in the armed forces of ukraine, we hope and believe in victory, and we directly closely monitor all the events that are taking place today on the front line of vasilyev. they pass the word to you serhii for this information, these were the military results of the day serhiy sgorets, you are going to france express my colleague and the co-presenter, well, i will voice it very well, you know. not diplomatically, but vividly written. by the way, the visa regime with the russian federation has finally started to operate. what was written in

this is also the military equipment that we see, for example, the t-62nd is already there n number of pp the first so many other weapons of the old, which in different battalion electrical groups reaches up to 50%. therefore, again, i do not think that they will go to this step of reconnaissance, they now have a key story, this will be the battle for donbas, this is the second phase - this is sloviansk kramatorsk - this is bakhmut of seversky, this is the direction that they will do, they will do it in principle already they have been storming it for a week without success, that is, they have had absolutely no success. so yesterday they lost a column in this direction , along with 17 tanks, and again, i don’t think that they and they will succeed because, first of all, we have a strong enough line of defense there, which was prepared in advance. this is the first story. that is, we are increasing these opportunities, and fourthly, again, we saw that the enemy no, let's say, does not conduct certain such military operations, you know, which can then enter into some, i don't know, manuals

rate is an additional incentive for the rates on hryvnia instruments, both for deposits and to add ppncrease to more attractive levels, which would accordingly reduce the pressure on the foreign exchange on the foreign exchange market well, in fact, we came to the issue of emission financing of the budget, that is, what is it about, why are there so many disputes around this rate, because the national bank of ukraine actually said that it is wrong to finance the budget in the future well , by printing, of course, it happens physically, but due to various financial mechanisms, by printing money that is not economically secured. and you have to learn to live on your income and on the money that is real it is possible to attract creditors or donors from taxes or from the west, and there is a dispute around this right now, that is, the national bank of ukraine proposes to the government to set market yields on debt securities so that real investors come and buy these debt securities, am i correct in understanding everything, absolutely correct andrii, yes indeed at the beginning of the wa

deep transition that is now such a situation that germany itself understands that ukraine now needs ppl this is military support, and because the construction of their everything depends on the whole of the european union if now the russian federation ends up with direct borders with romania, not with poland, then no one even thinks that they will go further or understand it, both of them need to understand, that's why britain, the united states, and now the netherlands, poland, the baltic countries, turkey these are our key partners who will influence as a result the position of this no less and by changing this lack of contact no not only for the sake of real actions in favor of ukraine that after all we squeeze them very much but we do not forget that in reality it is from germany already working on the front are the provided samples of heavy weapons equipment, the same armor for howitzers, e.e., samples of one of the best weapons currently available in the world, self-propelled artillery installations. but, nevertheless , there is a very important warning and concern about germany

equipment that the enemy left on the snake island, so it ended ingloriously for the rashists , here is this pp. there are offensive actions that the ukrainian army repels quite effectively , so we believe in the armed forces of ukraine, we hope and believe in victory, and we closely monitor all the events that are happening today on the front line vasyl, i give you the word er serhiy zgurtsov for this information, these were the military results of the day serhiy zgorets is going to express my colleague and the co-presenter, well, i will voice it very well, you know not diplomatically, but clearly written as of today, by the way, the visa regime with russia began to operate finally, here is what the federation wrote in a message to the state border service, and it is worth hearing visa-free for katsapstan . trips for russians, visa-free travel is a privilege for citizens of developed democracies that do not kill peaceful people and do not encroach on the sovereignty of others . the russian state clearly does not fall into this list , the message says, so we can congratulate ourselves on this.

volunteer from as they say, the slobid capital, and from the city of kharkiv, the city of kharkiv, the ppharkiv is under fire every day from the russian belgorod, rockets fly up, aim at e kharkiv, you know one of those well, they say that there are no good russians. i never look for good russians and bad russians are just people, and there is an overwhelming majority of non-humans, that's the price of people, today they support aggression, they support putin, they kill people, it's because they are afraid to admit that they simply don't support anything at all they are afraid and hid in a hole. and here is one of the russians. i don't know him. he is a good man, just a russian who said certain words. he spoke in tashkent from uzbekistan, where now there are also bloody events in one of the autonomous regions, well, in the autonomous region . in uzbekistan, it is krakopaki, there is kara-kolpak state. by the way, i was there once, well , i visited at one time, and he performed in tashkent. this is how i understand the stand-up artist in others. who is there, the russian himself, and he tur

chris, many thanks, we will catch pp _ not safe.ks, we will catch upjust before - will catch up just before the end of the programme. let's talk about the terms of the resignations. the strongly—worded letter of resignation from the chancellor rishi sunak raised concerns about standards of conduct, but also about policy. he refers to the joint speech on the economy planned with boris johnson for next week, writing "it has become clear "to me that our approaches are fundamentally too different". he goes on to say... our people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. they need to know that whilst there is a path to a better future, it is not an easy one." let's consider that, then. our economic editor faisal islam is here. that is not party politics, its difference in policy. it really matters will beyond the downing street circus that we have been talking about, because of the backdrop of a massive household financial crisis in terms of the cost of living, and of course, rishi sunak, the chancellor, was cen

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a court that's continued to revoke fundamental right pps the right to privacy.om gun violence, from assault weapons and the most fundamental right of all. our right to a livable planet. >> some conservatives were hoping the supreme court would go even further and strip the agencies sort of broader authority to curve greenhouse gas emissions. that did not happen. >> they signalled it may be their attempt to handicap the chief executive from regulating environmental protection and a whole host of other areas where the chief cexecutive, the president has authority vested to him or her under our constitution. what can we do here? there is still room for the president, for president biden to enforce the laws of the lan and use the epa in various ways to regulate carbon emissions even as the supreme court tries to december mands l its ability to do that. in the long term, obviously, there's a more fundamental problem which is a supreme court that wants to take away executive authority to do that. the only way we will change that is two ways. it will allow the presiden

it was obvious to the anglesi pp that this was happening. >> china was fuelingif the conflict by doinginess with russia and no one in the administration would even the reality. well, now the wall street journal, they've caught up providing the latest embarrassing chapter for the biden national security teamsi, china's exports to russa of microchips and otherni electronic components and raw materials, some with military applicationsns have increased m since moscow's invasion ofos ukraine. here now is mike pompeo, former secretary of state, fox newspe contributor. re mr.ad secretary, great to see yu tonight. we said from the beginning and i know you did as well,tr that if this administration was really serious about crippling the russian war effort,. they wouldn't be funding it through the back doorot by continuing to do huge business with china. thanks for having me on . that's exactly right. not only are we funding it, they stole the intellectual property. it's the basis for those very semiconductors and microelectronics that you described were stolen from places like south dakota and

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liz: a new exhibit in san pp t war in vietnam through august 14. it shows how the g.i.r copy houses your military bases and newspapers giving independent voices to soldiers. >> people don't generally know there was a strong antiwar movement in the military. there were very powerful things done by people in the military to try to end the war. liz: the exhibit is open from 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. seven days a weekntil august 14. admission is free. this weekend marks the return of one of san francisco's biggest fears for the lgbtq community, the up your alley festival tomorrow on fulsome street. investigate -- they are asking festivalgoers to limit contact while enjoying performances and vendors. grab a jacket if you are heading out under the city this weekend. lisa: the breeze will kick up. it's the 63 here at sfo. the high will be gusty with sunny skies today. we are looking at more clouds sunday and a warm up in the seven-day outlook next. liz: the giants will retire will seven-day outlook next. liz: the giants will retire will clark's number later today.alwas and hei

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in a follow up email, the lawyer follows up, pps alternative votes is probably a better term that fake votes, smiley face. now the january 6th committee is showing how wide ranging the plot was involving fake electors from 12 states. even the president was aware of the fact elector scheme. today the former president returning to washington to distract that his plan to cling on to power was hatched there. tonight still spouting the lie. >> i ran for president and i won. i won the second time. did much better the second time. >> doesn't matter how many times you say it, it's still a lie. even though he didn't mention the january 6th attacks in his speech, it's important to mention what he spent most of his speech on, talking about law enforcement. >> they have to become our heros. they are mine, but some people they don't feel that way. they're going to have to feel that way if we're going to have a great country. >> the fact that he could say that given his actions around law enforcement on january 6th. in those three hours when law enforcement was under fire, capitol police, secret ser

quote, pps, alternative votes is probably a better term than fake votes. followed by a smiley face emoji. the emails show that everyone involved was reporting thdetail of their fake elector planning to trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani inru one case to trump white house chief of staff, mark meadows. which once again brings all this activityon that is under investigational very, very clos to donald trump himself. which may help explain why as "the washington post" is reporting tonight, the justice department's january 6th investigation isti actively looking into trump's actions. joining us now is carol leonnig, investigative reporter at "the washington post" the lead byline on this bomb shell piece of reporting to want.mb carol, thank you so much for being here. your reporting says the doj is investigating trump's action as part of its criminal probe into the attempt to overturn the te election. that's clearly not something that happens overnight. can you walk us through your reporting in terms of how this particular angle to the doj investigation has c

woman opened her bakery with her dad last recession and managed to survive through covid thanks to pp loans. -- ppp loans. >> for the first time in 10 years we are seeing we are losing money instead of making money. that is including covid now. it's just getting harder and harder. lena: and they are not alone. over the fear of passing too much of the increase in prices on to their customers, some small business owners tell me they are the ones absorbing the increases. fillmore creamery on fillmore said his expenses have gone up by 30%. >> it's difficult to do that. how far do you go for a cup of ice cream? i can't charge 30% more. and 30% more would only balance it out. it does not put any more money in our pocket. lena: add to that the latest gdp report showing a second straight quarter of decline. >> historically two quarters means we are in a recession. likely that committee might paint it as a recession. lena: while it may feel like we are in a recession, a director of financial planning says we are not there yet. he says what that means ritt' s to costore to borrow money.as for i

determine this qualitative definition by the sensor, but we already have a sensitivity of less than 1 2 pph hopes to invest in the development of the national scientific and technological sphere of sovereignty, which today requires special care nikita korzun andrey sidorov ntv i do not believe. do you remember, we got such people brought to moscow 11 more russian children who were in syria, this was reported in the press service of the commissioner for children's rights. so far, they have been temporarily placed in one of the capital's clinics. there, the children will be examined and provided with psychological assistance, and then they will hand over their relatives after the journey. on the one hand, very tired children are already very want to relax, but on the other hand happy. probably because they first got to a quiet place. secondly, here at all. my native climate for them almost 400 minors have been taken out of the zones of armed conflicts in the middle east over the past few years. documents for returning to their homeland have already been fully prepared for another 137. well,

it also includes health care p pp prov provisions.uld allow med carry to negotiate prescriptions and administer a corporate tax on corporations. a lot of democrats praising this deal between schumer and manchin. manchin needed to get behind the deal. all democrats were needed to get it over the finish line. we don't know where kyrsten sinema stands on it, but a major achievement for democrats who were hoping this deal could come together and they're hoping to pass it before the august recess. boris, sara? >> it caught a lot of senators off guard. there were burn pits they had previously voted for. dan daniella, how much is expected to get done by the august recess? >> that legislation was expected to pass this past week. now it's going to be set for a vote on monday. expect it to pass with huge bipartisan support. they're trying to get the huge deal passed before the august recess. and then also they passed a u.s. semi-conductor production legislation that we expect president joe biden to sign very, very soon. so lots of achievements

is a here president biden reaction to new gd pp reported showing u.s. economy shank for second con second ufive quarter plunging country in are crest. despite his. best efforts to spin it otherwise this is out number hld until low everybody. am will joining me today. kept de. jackie. andlessly. and jason. there there no doubt about today gdp numbers prove we are if ecrest. fact that didn't come as surprise to most con military. but while they were worrying about it, biden aed merchandize prap sfrpgs doing everything in their power to key sign this was about to happen. watch. >> in my view the probability of redress within next year not particularly elevated. no no one predicted recession now. i don't think we crest it will inelfable number recession not. there non right now we don't see recession. these numbers that we are posting are very much in with recession fairly poll until. we are going to go i don't they we will see recession. >> and traded president appeared to be gas lighting america. now saying in statement that quote no surprise economy is s

pp. >>> hello, i'm fredricka whitfield. welcome. i want to take you straight to this press conference under way right now with kentucky governor andy beshear talking about the devastating floods. >> 25 fatalities across five counties. that number will continue to grow. and to be refined. remember, we don't have cell service in some areas to please be patient as we get new information or if it changes. we continue to pray for the families that have suffered ununfathomable loss. some have lost almost everyone in their household. rescuers at the kentucky department of fish and wildlife has been the forefront of these recovery efforts. they've had to ultimately gather the bodies more than just about anybody else. so, please also pray for those first responders. the mission has been specially challenging and what they're experiencing firsthand is tremendously stressful and difficult. we thank them for what they're doing. deaths include four in breather county, two in clay, 14 in knot, two in lecher, and three in perry. again, those will

he then followed up with another email, quote pps, alternative vote is probably a better term than fake votes, followed by a smiley face emojis. the emails show that everyone involved was reporting details of their fake electoral planning to trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani and atleast one case to trump's white house chief of staff mark meadows. a brings all this activity that is under investigation very, very close to donald trump himself, which may help explain why as the washington post is reporting tonight, the justice department january six investigation is actively looking into trump's actions. joining now is carol leonnig, investigative reporter at their washington post, who is the lead on this piece of bombshell reporting tonight. carol, thank you for being with us tonight. i'm sure it's been a very busy day for you. your reporting says the doj is investigating trump's actions as part of its criminal probe into the attempt to overturn the election. it's clearly not something that happens overnight. can you walk us through your reporting on how this particular angle on the d

is as borisjohnson's pps tells me thatjohnson intends to continue after leaving downing street.those arriving from work here capturing the moment too. at lunchtime, a lectern, those normally inside or outside an audience awaits. in a moment that was once personal, politicaland personal, political and constitutional.- personal, political and constitutional. ., , , constitutional. hello, everybody. it is clearly not _ constitutional. hello, everybody. it is clearly not of _ constitutional. hello, everybody. it is clearly not of the _ constitutional. hello, everybody. it is clearly not of the will _ constitutional. hello, everybody. it is clearly not of the will of - constitutional. hello, everybody. it is clearly not of the will of the - is clearly not of the will of the parliamentary conservative party that there should be a new leader and therefore a new prime minister and therefore a new prime minister and so, i want to say to the millions of people who voted for us in 2019, many of whom voted conservative for the first time. thank you for that incredible mandate and the reason

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in a follow-up email the lawyer saying pps alternative votes is probably a better term than fake votessmiley face. for the first time since leaving office trump returned to office to speak about republican policies at the america first policy institute's two-day summit, and air some grievances. >> i ran for president. i won. and i won a second time, did much better the second time. >> reporter: and while trump continues that baseless claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him, a new cnn poll finds that 45% of americans feel that trump's actions after the 2020 election were illegal and 80% believe that he acted unethically. john and brianna. >> all right. sunlen serfaty live for us on the hill. thank you. >>> all right. joining us now cnn political commentator and new york magazine columnist errol louis and former federal prosecutor ellie honing. i want to talk to you both about this news first reported in the "washington post," the federal prosecutors are asking about the actions of donald trump when he was president. when we learned that marc short and greg jacob received subpoe

capitalizing on that kind of loophole of oh we can kind of you know, certain type of business and get a higher pp pvp won't excuse me. so then, you know raise our revenue when in fact black businesses and many minority women owned businesses are led by black women in particular were we're struggling right? and so it's really important to recognize that, you know a lot of times what's happening with black folks in the economy is the best indicator of what it's going to happen with the nation one thing i wanted to know for you there is an essay in the book by kyle kyle moore and it says look the black unemployment rate has always been nearly double the white unemployment rate for the past 50 years, so we cannot say anymore that the unemployment rate going down is an indicator for everybody's unemployment going down because we saw that there was quote unquote a positive trend meaning that the unemployment rate declined in january. however, we saw black women's unemployment rate rise, right and this is actually again very much in line with what was happening in. under 9 to 2011 following the recovery

as you know he may remain pp pcr positive for long time.e don't use it forever but he recovers we do not use pcr testing. but in terms of the regular cadence of his antigen testing that is not something -- i do not know what the cadence will be. that is something that will be decided between him and his physician. >> you mentioned 90 day warranty in previous rounds different variance people had we don't know it yet. when the president when he does test negative overture recommendation be in terms of what is protocol wouldhi be when he goes back to events? when he goes back to engaging with people in the public? do you have to go back to assuming he could get itng very soon after this? what with the level of caution have to be for the president given his particular variant and the transmission of it right now? >> is a lot of hypothetical hears let me just say what we know. the expectation as well be a five is dominant, anyone who has had a ba five infection should have a relatively high degree of protection gets further ba five infections. t

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we arrived, he was already at the pps.r the hospital they call and say, imagine he was released home, that is, you saw him at large. he is back. just in your kind goes out in the yard. and their children are crying sergey and you also saw him already returned to his house. then i didn't even sleep all night. all night long he guarded him so that you never know what was to set fire to the legs again, and you were well acquainted. with this neighbor they knew his habits, his condition, health. he lived like a recluse. i didn’t even know before all this that it happened that he even has a dog in the house . to be honest, it's still important to know who you live next door to. not always neighbors. we can see how the disease progresses in them. that's all you hear is motivated violent crime, which is often associated with a psychotic state, and this the condition may appear once every 20 years, but i would not be surprised that he committed a crime in a state of psychosis. he might not see you at all. i can stand before his ey

at l pp, we believe that simply legalizing is not enough.legalization necessitates accountability to the origins of prohibition, which has ravaged poor and minority communities for decades. looking forward by creating new markets is only half the job in a disingenuous one at that. with that, looking back at the prohibition left in its wake. to us, the most urgent component of repealing prohibition is providing retroactive relief to the victims of the classes and races were on cannabis. it is on their backs that cannabis is the lucrative industry it is today. that's why l pp not only supports our constituents with commissary funds, advocacy campaigns and legal services, but runs policy campaigns on state initiated a resentencing and record clearance. it is fundamentally unjust that across the country thousands of people are still serving sentences for activity that just outside the prison gates, now creates enormous profits for others. we are thrilled to see state initiated record clearance, what a lot of you know as automatic expungement, mo

we're hearing of that new resignation of a pps this morning.ave always been, or certainly for the last several months, have been amongst the loudest voices in opposition to mrjohnson, they're saying the numbers are increasing in the commons tearoom. they write things on the back of a flag packet to try to keep abreast of the numbers, see who is supporting, see who is against. a big day for the prime minister. not only has he got pmqs, but also in front of the liaison committee later on. he will have once again, after all, he is british prime minister, some tough questions to answer today. sally, prime minister, some tough questions to answertoday. sally, back prime minister, some tough questions to answer today. sally, back to you. thank you, john. let's talk about nadhim zahawi's appointment as new chancellor. nina is here. what will his appointment mean? it's really important to say this morning, goodbye to rishi sunak at number 11. there aren't many chancellors people have no by their first name. rishi sunak is one of them. he was an extraor

a global budget deficit by by the end of the year, minus $50 billion is up to 35% of the country's pper does not work normally or some enterprises are destroyed or someone works part-time. because of this , our state budget revenues have decreased in monthly terms. it now has a deficit of over $5 billion. just imagine, we planned that it would be $7 billion for the whole year, but we received $5 billion for a month in the carpathians at the same time, they don’t lose it in vain. the administration is taking badly needed now laws in the city of khust instead of leo tolstoy street now, the street is fighting johnson apparently during his farewell in parliament. the ex-prime minister of britain chose the wrong phrase from the terminator allerk to ukraine anastasia ivanova artyom pavlovna pogonina all and sevastopol sent another batch of humanitarian aid to melitopol, cereal flour, long-term storage products, water were collected by united russia volunteers in 2 weeks. they prepared several tons of cargo, sevastopol took patronage over melitopol and regularly sends humanitarian aid to hel

we are able to be here today and hold our heads high and be proud has everything to do with the work pp force in the city and the people who put their lives on the line and wear their hearts on their sleeves every day to serve the people of the city and county of san francisco. thank you for your service, we honor you today and i know the department heads that have the direct knowledge of all the great work you did will get up here and talk about the work so all you here to support them can know how special and how valuable these amazing public surgeants are to san francisco. thank you all so much. [applause] >> that you can so much mayor breed. as the mayor was saying it was truly a hurkueany effort responding to covid-19 and we will be honoring 8 separate teams representing 54 individuals 19 different departments and our first group award is presented by mayor chief of staff, shawn (inaudible) [applause] >> good evening everyone. mayor, excuse me for saying this, it is nice to be in a event that recognize the people who actually do the work opposed to the elected officials who sometim