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radhika: it does.n into rural and urban, and you have seen rural inflation remain quite high in the last few months. that is specifically when you have commodity prices and all of that go up. in the past, rural prices seem to go up faster when you look at the basic inputs they move into agriculture, as opposed to electricity tariffs which are been is more exposed to. high inflation is a problem because that eats into real wage growth. real wage growth has been in the negative form -- for a few months now. if you see incomes will not get much relief because of higher production, this means wage growth is showing signs of bottoming out, and might not be able to pick up by much. in effect, bradley means the government support will have to be stepped up -- broadly means the government support will have to be stepped up on the subsidies and so on. haslinda: it seems likely gdp data supports a pause by the rbi, but with the backdrop of a fed that is pretty hawkish. how will the rbi weigh those two sides? rad

radhika between them you'd have to find it between the lines. oh, w literature, 100 german street. ah ah, this is dw news, live from berlin. the bloody battle for buck, mood intensifies rushes. wagner mercenary grove, claims further advances in ukraine's eastern city. the front line is now reportedly the river, dividing the city with ukrainian forces holding the western bank. we'll have the latest also coming up. israel sees the biggest protest yet against the government's plans to reform the judicial system. despite 10 weeks of demonstrations across the country, benjamin netanyahu is administration is refusing to back down and who is in the running for the oscars. as hollywood gets ready for the academy awards tonight, we take a look at the films tip to win and talk to the producers about their hopes of securing a prize. and in the buddhist league, or the ruler darby, the most bitter rivalry in german footfall saw shaka endorsement play to a to all draw. ah, a marion, a evans dean. thanks for joining me. the leader of russia's wagner mercenary group, says it's made further advance

the epa assistant admin strata for water, radhika fox, testified before the senate environment and public works committee about aging infrastructure and access to federal grants and programs. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i am ready. >> let me call this hearing to order. we are here today to examine the implementation of the drinking water and wastewater portions of the bipartisan infrastructure law, and this joint bipartisan law is helping to deliver clean drinking water to millions of households and schools across our country. let me do that by indicating how proud i am to both panels of witnesses joining us today including representatives, drinking water, clean water, small and large utilities and we are particularly appreciative of radhika fox who leaves the office of water. and all our guests, don't think we have done that many photos before. want to remember this day. yesterday, the biden administration took a step in addressing the presence of toxic forever chemicals in our drinking water. this announcement, 20 years in the making, an issue that is importan

that's where 31 year-old radhika dal and her 2, 6, year-old twins were in the car when it was hit by speeding white suv. and there you see the impact. dow died at the scene. her son jamari died 4 days later in the hospital. as for the remaining twin, that child survived and is recovering. police say they were in the process of chasing 20 year-old ralph white, the 3rd in connection with a carjacking when this crash happened. we spoke with contra costa deputy district attorney, derek butts, who says the da's office is working now to find justice. >> especially tragic. and you're not only a mother, 2 children. to me, very sadly won't win of 2. and age is like everybody i think has the same way. it's especially egregious. >> a white faces 2 counts of murder with enhancements for committing these crimes while on bail. he also faces felonies for fleeing the scene, causing serious bodily injury and a host of other charges, too. >> it's 9, 0, 9, and 4 men in have been arrested for 18 robberies by the oakland police. the crime spree started last year when all the way up until the robbery that

joining usel today is radhika f, assistant administrator for the united states environmental protection agency's office of water. in her role assistant administrator fox works, works to ensure the drinking water is safe. wastewater is safe to return to the environment and surface waters are properly managed and protected. we thank you for the work that you do. you are recognized to proceed at this time. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much and kubota, chairman carper, ranking member capito members of the committee. i'm so honored to join you to provide an update on epa's implication of historic water infrastructure andta investments to the bipartisan infrastructure law. and really i just need to start by saying thank you. it really is the bipartisan leadership of this committee that was so instrumental in securing over $50 billion to invest in clean and safe water into bridges across america. i want to take a moment to express my gratitude to the incredible career staff at epa who are really the ones of the many this. i have some of the leadership of office of groundwa