san raphael. an easy drive up here. we'll talk about what your bigger commute spots are looking like a couple minutes from now. >> it's thursday morning. 4:47 right now, and we do have a frost advisory in effect along with a wind advisory, so let's talk about what you can expect for your day ahead. 44 degrees in walnut creek. this is one of our milder spots because we are seeing some 30s on the map right now, including morgan hill 39 degrees, dublin 39. notice the rest of the bay area 40s and 50s to start but there's a frost advisory that will remain in effect through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow through the highlighted areas. this sluss santa rosa, napa, san raphael and san jose and the morgan hill area down through the south bay as well which means we could see some numbers dipped down into the 30s as well as early tomorrow morning. along with that, we're talking about gusty winds especially with the hilltop areas. there could be down the tree limbs and possible power outages mainly for the hills. pretty gusty winds mountain al

this much backup across at the edge of the sap raphael bridge. the disabled vehicle still on alert from chp and over to san quentin and there's one lane blocked. only one lane available. >> thanks, mike. let's talk cryptos for you this morning. there's been a recent rise in investments when it comes to cryptocurrency and what may have seen like once a niche interest or passing fad. >> crypt currency a virtual currency which is stored in kind of a digital ledger called the blockchain. some can be used to purchase goods like money. right now there's thousands of cryptocurrencies to bay and here are the top three, bitcoin, etherum and tether. none are regulated by a government or agency. many believe it gives owners more privacy which is a reason why younger people are more inclined to take the risk. here's a financial planner. >> as you start accumulating wealth it becomes more about preserving your money than growing your money and when you're younger you have the opportunity to, you know, work and have a lot of earnings potential and you can take

i will keep him front and center and that is what kits me up every day. >> senator of georgia, raphael much. >> good to be with. you >> that is all in on this wednesday night. the rachel maddow show starts now. rachelgood evening chris. thank you so much. fascinating interview there with reverend warnock. >> lots happening both overseas and here. we will start overseas. but -- is a city in ukraine. is it a bout -- you can see it there on your map. the name of this city literally translate into the gift of

let's talk to raphael, he is from the european council on foreign relations. hello.you think that europe has handled this crisis on its eastern border? >> it's leading up to russia's attacks on ukraine's. europeans, and with transatlantic partners have sought to -- vladimir putin. the president. any attack would have crisis on the -- but putin, he was not deterred by this process of significant sanctions. and now, looking agile at how sanctions can be used as a tool, to de-escalate and urge vladimir putin to take an offer to de-escalate the crisis in ukraine. >> it's a bit tense, isn't it rafael? but some would say the -- would pass that. and there is long been talk of some european army. if that was in place, do you think he would be have like this? putin? >> there's not really an answer to this exchange. it's really tanks, and banks, that we're seeing on the move now. we're seeing nato countries reinforcing their posture. and we need to make it more clear that they won't sell troops in for these russian attackers. but there is certainly measures that are being take

i raphael, it good to have you here on d, w. now the russian military is now saying that as phase one of the invasion is, quote, mostly complete. and it will now focus in war on the dunbar and eastern ukraine. do you buy that or has to shift being and i'm because of the failure to take the ukrainian capital? keith, i think from what we can tell russian non courses are definitely overstretched. their supply lines are buckling and ukrainian pressure, and there's some danger off. russian troops being encircled by cleaning forces to your credit on posts, have been able to mount limited counter fences and some areas. what i would caution up is from the statements that we put out of moscow in the last couple of hours and to assess that anything changes and strategic goals. i think what we see as an operational we organization to, to limit exposure, oppression posts and to reprioritize goals as part of this campaign. but again, if they take the don, but there's nothing that would prevent them from returning to russell, how do you asses

e raphael grossi, so crossover, we're thinking about moving a thank you for the here. so they all night yes. with a, a given the circumstances to me, credit which i would summarize falls. i punch was that you may possess with nation. all you want to, i can tell you is that we are tell you a 2nd for information firmed information that is coming straight from the ukranian, regular ether or straight from there is a broad z, a nuclear power plant, where we have contacts at the moment and permanently through the night. so and as you have been informed and overnight, a projectiles that hit a building, if or within the plant site into the site was blunt at this building or i should refit is not part of the reactor is none of the reactors is a training adjacent or construction or facility, still the reactors, it, these costs are localized fire, which was extinguished by the local an earth fire brigade in at the blank of the blunt. so it's important to say that all the safety assistance of the 6 reactors at the plant were not affect it at all. and that there has been no release

raphael bostic moments ago saying risks are two-sided. he sees six rate increases in total in 2022. that is not a major move over the next 18 months or so. kailey: he says the pace of rate hikes has been tempered by high uncertainty as it relates to the war in ukraine. what is interesting is this echoes what we heard out of the boe last week that warned of risks on both sides of the rights outlook. on one hand, you have high inflation exacerbated by the conflict. on the other hand, you have concern around growth for the same reason. how do central banks come down on that? it will be interesting to your from the chairman later today. jonathan: we often talk about the data come of the information, than how i market responds to the incoming data. stuart kaiser of ubs picking up on that this morning, publishing moments ago, "we are a degree less cautious this week, not because our views on geopolitical and policy rates risk has improved, but because price action shows the market more tolerant of those challenges." it is how the market is responding to the information, not just the infor

out the blaze and secure nuclear safety. authorities say that radiation levels remain unchanged. raphael grossey from the international atomic energy agency address the situation at the plant earlier. it's important to say that all the safety systems of the 6 reactors at the plant where not affect it at all. and that there has been no release of radioactive material. i have indicated to both the russian federation and the ukraine. my availability and disposition to travel to ch are novel as soon as possible so that these 7 crucial pillars are never again compromised. the chief of the i a speaking there with me on the studio is our chief political correspond, melinda, crime, belinda, what did you make of this statement? well, 1st of all, he was at great pains to assure the public that the situation at jeopardy is currently under control. that no safety systems were affected, that the fire had broken out in a training facility rather than in a reactor. and had been brought under control by the fire brigade that works at the site. he also told us that of the 6 water reactors which are there

oh, on counting the cost can energy reserves and china help raphael blunt the impact of massive western sanctions with grain exports from ukraine. disrupted. worries mouths about global food security, and will you energy sanctions put pressure on me in mass military? counting the cost on al jazeera, from international politics to the global pandemic. and everything in between. it did not respect poor people and your our planet promised to ensure the safety of women. what happens? this justice systems are pulled back, that people actually have more feel. why is the u. k. feel hostile to transfer the mysteries to all of us? join me if i take on the live this man or the misconceptions and the meet the contradiction at the time to get up front on out 0. ah. ready terrify, residents of the east and ukrainian city of morrow poll, find themselves again under russian attack after promised sci fi collapses. ah, hello nick loud. this is al jazeera life. there are also coming up, the cranes, president pleads directly with us, senators and officials for more action from the west to protect his coun

and delight for raphael on that all, as he reaches another final to remain on course for a fourth titlendian wells, when you start to the year he is having. g. it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage, go with the general. hello again, jacqui is here with all the sports. yesterday, but they needed from england was a favor. could england do them favor, no they could. let's have a look. england did not do ireland a favor, and it is friends who are celebrating after winning the six nations, they beat england at 15 25 in paris, to land a first grand slam in years, and how they deserved it. france left 18 six at the break, gulf eq bore scored tries for in the first half. england hit back in the second half, with this shrine from freddy stewart. they cut the gap to five points, england putting in one of their best performances of the six nations, but france responded with their third try of the game, they were just too good, the world player of the year antjuan dup

they had the you and nuclear energy body. raphael grossi says he is extremely concerned. brent crude oil prices have jumped to nearly $140.00 about us, the highest since 2008. the price high comes as the us and its allies consider an embargo on oil from moscow. more than 4000 people were arrested, an anti war protests across russia, rallies on now being held every day. po francis has described the violence in ukraine as a war, rejecting russia's description of the conflict as a special operation. lead of the roman catholic church says he sent to cardinals to ukraine, to work towards peace, to ukrainian soldiers have celebrated their wedding in the capital. keith video she had online shows last year and valeri saying i do near a checkpoint, those, all the headlines were back with more of the a j selects a oh was in the when you get a, [000:00:00;00] a look at a normal with under the he condition for the people in the listen data, this authentic woman unity because of island interrupted us it be, does it does intriguing vidarres well lima underscore equal video and improv media, media

joined to my right supervisor raphael mandelman. and joined by supervisor connie chan. >> clerk: we allow in-person attendance and public comment which provide remote access and public comment by telephone. equitable public access is essential. first, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first, then we'll take those who are waiting on the telephone line. for those watching and sfgovtv.org, public comment call in number is streaming across the screen. the number is (415)655-0001 enter the meeting i.d. 2488 501 6919. when convened you'll hear the meetings discussion. when your item comes up and public comment is called, those joining us in person should speak. those on the line should dial star three. if you're on the telephone please remember to turn down the tv. we will take public comment for those attending in person first and then go to our public comment telephone line. you may also send public comment to our office 1 dr. carlson b. goodlett place. finally i

you a quick note that we were going to have a calm dutch conversation with san francisco supervisor raphael about his proposal, a place for all requiring the city to be able to offer every single person experiencing homelessness a place to sleep, shelter, however he is engaged in a boat at this very moment in that has been delayed. so we will have that conversation another time. kristen: welcome back. abc7news is excited about our partnership with a digital news site, the san francisco standard. it focuses on local, quality-of-life issues and lines with our efforts to build a better bay area. in the wake of the war with ukraine, they are looking at the global effort to track down the wealth of russian oligarchs. government's around the world are searching for mansions, yachts, bank accounts linked to cutin gus pruden and his supporters. but they are heading a -- linked to putin and his supporters. jonathan weber is joining us. >> thanks for having me. kristen: your investigative reporter did a piece on your website today looking at whether the approach to allowing access to public records i

for "today in the bay," cierra johnson. >> a live look right now at the san raphael skyline.s very clear out this morning, and that means we didn't have the blanket keeping the warm air close to where we're sleeping. vianey, a chilly start. >> got a frost advisory in place for parts of the south including san jose and also the morgan hill area, but heading into the weekend, things will remain pretty warm, and we are talking about the chance of some rain. let's get to your weekend forecast. san francisco today topping out in the 60s and a couple of 70s heading into friday. look at that 60s. saturday 57. if you're going to be heading to napa this weekend, we are expecting to see some of the temperatures in the 60s, and notice the increase in cloud cover for sunday, so if you live in the north bay late saturday into early sunday, there is a chance of seeing some shower activity as well as monday and tuesday. before i get to that, let's look at tahoe right now, a beautiful live look, 24 degrees and this is the perfect time to take a look at your weekend forecast, so you'll be oka

south from that, we're looking at dryer roads, but a little bit of dry droplets on the lens in san raphaelraffic report. looks good here. we'll show you the big we are drive coming up. >>> good bay. so excited to see a change in the weather pattern that's been so try recently, and we've been getting ready to start off the month of march. looks like things will change here with scattered showers moving in and we're pick pentagon up on it on storm rangers and pox of heavy rain off the marin county coast and moving into sonoma county within the next few minutes so we can see that again up north of bodega bay and heading up possibly around santa rosa within the next 30 to 40 minutes. unfortunately, if you look at the larmer view of this storm system, overall it has slowed down and we're not seeing as much rain as we originally expected with this system with a lot of it staying to the north. let's talk about what to expect. as this rain continues we're going to see the rain in the north bay two at least noon. through the rest of the pay area it will be spotty and coming in later this afternoon

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you see 59 degrees, west point at about 9 miles per hour. 61 in san raphael, southwest wind at 13, and clouds at 57 degrees, and we will see more clouds heading toward tomorrow morning, but tomorrow morning's commute will be rain free. you may see a patch or two of fog for the morning with mostly 30s and 40s, and around lunchtime we begin to see maybe a few sprinkles around mendocino county, numbers in the 50s and 60s, and temperatures tomorrow will actually trend a little bit warmer ahead of the storm. we'll see a bit of the south wind where 60 are in the north bay. rain will be starting off in the north bay as we head toward the evening. you'll see here as we head to tomorrow night, that will be the main impact of this next weather system after 9:00. basically from 11:00 to 7:00 a.m., so tuesday's commute, plan to see a little bit of rain sometimes. tuesday afternoon you have clearing skies that may not have a lot to show for it, though, especially if you're in san jose. sonoma county and marin county, we had about a tenth of an inch of rain. they may see a third of an inch to a half

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santa cruz en los 56, el único lugar es pittsburgh que está alcanzando los 66 grados al igual que raphaela el sábado y después el panorama aunque sea fresco temperaturas que van a estar subiendo paulatinamente con aire seco el próximo martes. en los 60, amigos, saludos y el panorama que se mantiene no solo de fuertes vientos sino de temperaturas frías especialmente máximas cercanas a los hijos de siete. tengo más detalles a la cinco . volvemos. >>> muchas gracias guillermo, muchas personas se lanzan al internet para tratar de buscar su información sobre la vacuna contra el covid-19 pero como sabemos en el espacio cibernético también existe la falta de información, mi compañero césar bayona nos explica más de esta dosis contra el coronavirus >>> las redes sociales pueden funcionar para informarte de una manera más rápida pero en ocasiones también para desinformar en cuanto al tema de la vacuna contra el coronavirus se han hecho muchas declaraciones como por ejemplo que la vacuna tiene una proteína que está altera la formación de la placenta y provocar infertilidad, entonces la pregunta es

he bal, morgan al jazeera jemina, still had in sports, raphael and the doll pulls off. another impressive come back to keep his unbeaten start to the year intact. ah frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call it strategy if the rest of the world cannot get to get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs and on fridays thought about stable critical debate migrate would claims that native constitutes existential threat to russia. but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, with, ah, ah ah ah, ah, because it's a vast areas of forest and north east. india are under threats, but the government says the amount of forestry in states like money poor have increased the past 2 years. findings that are disputed up, the metal has more. joseph gunnar, i always say this is done when he leaves home. he says he's been attacked 4 times the campaign against illegal logging. despite dangers he stopped to investigate. when he sees logs, that would well have to go

as a bus, raphael da 0, krakow poland. ukraine's president has been given a standing ovation by members of canada's parliament. anybody who advanced not amusement, he appeared for more support, including a no fly zone. he said, ukrainians are going through hell because of russian bombing that follows. canadian prime minister just intruder announcing new sanctions on 15 russian officials. nigel in the we all need to do more to stop russia and protect ukraine, and by doing that to protect europe from the russian threat is that they're destroying everything. memorial complex law schools, hospitals, housing complexes will, yeah, they've already killed 97 ukrainian children. we're not asking for much, lee, we ask him for justice duty for your support, which will help us to prevail and defend and save lives all over the world. and you think the european union has announced more sanctions against russia. they include expanded restrictions on the defense energy and industry sectors. and as a ban on all transactions with certain state owned companies, that's the strongest package of sanctions ev

supervisor raphael man woman tells the chronicle that is shelter for all proposal would cost an estimated$20 million a year for 500 shelter placements . a source of funding, though, has not been identified. shelter could include tiny homes. hotels are safe sleeping areas for homeless people to set up tents . there are an estimated 5000 homeless people on the city streets on any given night and less than half that number of shelter and transitional housing beds. already first full day of spring today. yesterday spring began and we had this picture came in from mark rosen. he's the geography teacher geography teacher over at laney college and he lives up in the oakland hills and every equinox. so you got the vernal and then you have the atonal the spring and the fall equinox. the sun does this on the south tower from his deck . isn't that cool? so in the equinoxes equal essentially equal day equal night equal equal. and so it's just cool to south towers kind of framing. are being framed by the sun almost direct down the middle so twice a year he gets that shot. i just thought that's kind of

essentially in the pocket of the military industrial complex, with every war and every conflict, raphael profits multiply, raytheon profits, multiply as bombs fall on schools, wedding tents, hospitals, homes and communities living breathing human beings are being killed, lives are being destroyed all for profit. wars are government run, money laundering, operations from taxpayers. the job of the media is to make the taxpayer agree to war through aggressive emotional propaganda. people like me, russell brand and tucker carlson are enemies of the military industrial complex. sure. there is some pushback, but the military corporations have a way of wielding their influence. raytheon, lockheed martin and general dynamics fund something called the center for strategic international studies, paying academics big money to plan out foreign policy and advise politicians. the top 5 military corporations spent roughly $60000000.00 to lobby congress and politicians back in 2020. now that's a lot of money, but it's a drop in the bucket compared to the billions they make from war. everyone in dc knows

put out the fire and secure nuclear safety authorities say that radiation levels remain unchanged. raphael grossey from the international atomic energy agency address the situation at the plant a little earlier. it's important to say that all the safety systems of the 6 reactors out of the plant were not affected at all. and there has been no release of radioactive. i have indicated to both the russian federation and the grade. my availability and these position to travel to journal as soon as possible so that these 7 crews will be there's are never again, that's got some background to that incident. are joining us not from vienna is go home and watch on the over. she's a nuclear non proliferation and this armand specialist. so given what we know so far, how dangerous was that incident? hi. well, this is an unprecedented situation. so the truth is, is we don't really know how dangerous this this could get. a general glossy pointed out, and you mentioned earlier, the fire was at a training facility, not at the react to building itself. so that's sort of the good news to the extent that they

raphael grossi _ what's going on? that remains to be seen. raphael grossi has _ what's going on? to wait and see. i would expect some sort of decision being taken in the next couple of days. clearly it is for ukraine to control its own nuclear facilities but if it's being impeded to do so by the russians, then clearly the russians would have to be engaged in that discussion. there are so much — be engaged in that discussion. there are so much concern _ be engaged in that discussion. there are so much concern over _ be engaged in that discussion. there are so much concern over the - be engaged in that discussion. there are so much concern over the nuclear issue, notjust what is happening at the power plants but nuclear weapons, the fact that president putin has raised the threat. do you know if western agencies have noticed any changes, anything people should be worried about? i’m noticed any changes, anything people should be worried about?— should be worried about? i'm not aware of any _ should be worried about? i'm not aware of any but _ should be worried about? i'm not aware o

i've no on counting the cost can energy reserves and china help raphael blunt the impact of massive western sanctions with grain export from ukraine. disrupted, worries mouths about global food security and will e u energy sanctions to put pressure on me in mos military. counting the cost on al jazeera, as russia continues its assault on ukraine, calls for action from the international community grow louder. with the bake raging on everything from the effectiveness of sanctions to whether nato's involvement with ukraine contributed to tensions with moscow. and fears that direct action by nato could translate into war across europe. what can anything, the terror pulling in what a long war mean? not just for the people of ukraine, but for russian citizens as well. that's our discussion this week on an upfront special, the wanted me to discuss the latest on ukraine, our doctor, stephanie best, former deputy assistant secretary general of nato, darky of guinea outbox, editor in chief of rushes. the new times magazine in all will come after he wanted it is afraid that he wanted to divide the wor

so if there is nothing sacred for them, same bus raphael, 0 love. if he cranes, president says survivors are being pulled from the rabble or destroyed, see to in mary a palm. the government says civilians including children were hiding there when it was bombed by russia. the kremlin denies this terrible oak upon the mc doddle. yet rescue operations are continuing at the side of the merry pole theatre where civilians were sheltering with manage to save more than a 135 people. but a lot of others are still there and we will continue the work to save them vicious . and russia's defense ministry says it's only a matter of days before it's forces take full control of that southern city of mary palm. heavy fighting has again broken out in the city center rule as you would have to give you the rosa de lu. hans forces with the support of russia heavily pirated or 90 percent of the territory in lou hunched republic forces from lou hands and donna's republic are closing in on mary paul to fight to nationalists in the city. that said sidney pro, where as said

and raphael mariano grossey, the head of the i a has said the time for action is now he is suggesting a meeting he suggests holding it up. sure, noble, an iconic, and symbolic setting that would be, he says he'll tear it himself. he wants to bring the 2 sides together, the russians, and the ukrainians urgently, and get them to sit down and re commit to the principles of nuclear safety. no word as yet as to what they think of that. we hear about the people who have fled ukraine, but also many displaced inside the country. joe, now dest for is the need for humanitarian corridors. now absolutely die and growing worse, but by the hour in peace talk so cool. that took place on thursday. the 2 sides agreed. all they were able to agree was that humanitarian corridors would be set up . we haven't heard the how when and where about that yet? but they are dire in dire need. it's not just cities that are encircled and besieged its cities that have been taken over by the russians. its cities and towns that are being constantly bombarded by artillery. rocket fired missiles hitting residential area

iranian officials in ty run as talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal in vienna, ph be reaching end, raphael grossey says iran still needs to address several issues. south koreans military says north korea has 5, a suspected ballistic missile towards waters east of the peninsula. if confirm it will be the north 9th weapon 10th year. and china's government has set a growth target of 5 and a half percent the see the lowest in decades. those are the headlines i am em language. the news continues here on al jazeera after canada cost to stay with us. we know what's happening. i read and we know how to get to places that others cannon i was thrown. dear god, by that, put it on purpose and still i'm going, i'm with the way that you tell the thought is what can make a difference. ah, [000:00:00;00] i hello, i am sammy's a band. this is counting the costs and al jazeera go look at the world of business and economics this week. massive western sanctions are shutting russia out of the international financial system cannot rely on its last oil and gas reserves. will china step in to help? more than a qu

the potential for surgeon sales of all types of weaponry has lifted lockheed stock 8.3 percent, and raphael shares 3.9 percent be a systems. the largest contractor in the u. k. in europe is up 26 percent of the world's top 5 firms by revenue li boeing has seen a drop. well to discuss sol about time joined from stock home by ph visa mon, who's a senior research or the stock home international piece research institute. mr. vitamin, welcome to the program. so 1st of all, do you think this harold a global rushed to by arms as nations defense budgets? or is it just driven principally by european concerns about the russian invasion? the russian invasion, a new ukraine definitely is going to push european states to acquire more exactly how many we have to see something which we can expect, which we already. so in the previous 5 years is that there is an increase, for example, in an imposed by european states, but also the rest of the world. there are plenty of other regions with attention. cy, hi and where countries have and also will continue to invest in new ounce. the mit deleted is an option r

it's had their raphael, marianna grossey in the last hour or 2 saying there was no release of radioactive materials, reassuring that reactors, the reactors were not affected. all systems monitoring systems including radiation monitoring are fully functional. but he said it was absolutely urgent. that action be taken now to reinforce the safety of these sites. 6 of them in ukraine, in all he has called for a meeting, an urgent meeting. he suggests chernobyl is the location for that meeting to bring russian and ukrainian negotiators together. he says he'll chair it himself to get the parties to re commit to the fundamental safety principles the invite ability of these sites to ensure that something like this doesn't happen again. apart from that fight and going on on a number of fronts intensely around the southern city of murray, paul surrounded besieged, cut off from all supplies, including communications, dreadful scenes coming out of mary paul. similarly, her keys a much bigger city in the east and chatting eve, a city in the far north of the country that lies on russia's advance toward

the facilities now under russian control, the head of the u. n's, nuclear energy body, raphael grossey says the priority for the i. e. a is to ensure a firm arrangements are in place to guarantee access, transportation and other safety measures. paid to sit down with our russian colleagues. we ukraine. this is a new crazily previous happened. and what the one turns over these practical aspects. so this is b and c, e idea more than a year and a half a 1000000. is that the ac already we there will in fact to build on both, we will have that same phone call to be as fast as possible before another 80. so basically i diplomatic editor james base has the latest on the nuclear talks between the u. s. and iran in vienna. i think there is a great deal of concern director general, attending the board of governors meeting of the international atomic energy agency today. as you heard, he says he's having discussions with his ukranian counterpart, the head of the agency, that of ukraine's national agency. and also having discussions with the russians. he said in the past that he is prepared to tra

aloha the no, any one who called the americans occupies will pillage us or accused them of killing a raphael. that the thought was considered a terror. holly up a little from a be killed or rested, little ah, what a garbage. so mom, her mom was through on the shop. i'm old and tired issue other than i served in the army for 13 years under for now i have children. if i hadn't been married, i would have carried on fighting the de wanted. ah, iraq becomes an ideal breeding ground for islamist terrorism. al qaeda leader obama sob. i'll start cali calls for a fratricidal war. and i hope shonda. she be jeremy i, you know, would you go in february 2006 and attack pulverized as the dome of the allah scar a shrine in samarra. one of the holiest sites in shia islam. al qaeda sees itself as champion of the sunni's, shia fighters hit back. ah, sunni mosques come under attack. hundreds die. he slides into religious civil war. ah sure. but the and all of them that could evil was closed wash. and when we left the house, we said good bye to our family. look in the month of july, we were afraid we wouldn't r

essentially in the pocket of the military industrial complex, with every war and every conflict, raphael profits multiply, raytheon profits, multiply as bombs fall on schools, wedding tents, hospitals, homes and communities living breathing human beings are being killed, lives are being destroyed all for profit. wars are government run, money laundering, operations from taxpayers, the job of the media as to make the taxpayer agreed to war through aggressive emotional propaganda. people like me, russell brand and tucker carlson are enemies of the military industrial complex. sure. there is some pushback, but the military corporations have a way of wielding their influence. raytheon, lockheed martin and general dynamics fund something called the center for strategic international studies, paying academics big money to plan out foreign policy and advise politicians. the top 5 military corporations spent roughly $60000000.00 to lobby congress and politicians back in 2020. now that's a lot of money, but it's a drop in the bucket compared to the billions they make from war. everyone in dc know

the head of the us nuclear energy body. raphael grossi says he's extremely concerned. brent crude oil prices have jumped almost $140.00 a bow. that's the highest since 2008. the price high comes as the us and its allies consider an embargo on oil for moscow. russia is the world's 3rd biggest exporter at 7000000 barrels a day. more than 4000 people have been arrested, an anti war protest across russia, and he will rally so now being held daily despite a crackdown by russian authorities and a warning that demonstrates us will be prosecuted. those are the headlines you're up to date right now. and i do see that it's the bottom line. ah hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. as the war in ukraine gets uglier, will the massive global sanctions now imposed against russia and many russian oligarchs, and vladimir putin himself work. let's get to the bottom line ah, in response to the russian attack on ukraine, the u. s. in its allies have chosen to punish it in part with financial weapons. the plan in theory, at least is the cut the russian government from its hundreds of billions of d

raphael bostic has been at the helm of the federal reserve bank of atlanta. n he could not have taken office at a better time. president bostic has spent decades, and that's not meant to talk about our age but he spent decades studying house income inequality and homeownership, the health of neighborhoods and out institutions can help shape policy. and the bulk of that was done as a professor in the school policy planning and development at usc. president bostic spent four years at hud advising the secretary on policies and programs. in his advisory roles focus on diversity and inclusion. i always tell folks if i could build the perfect economist it would not just have a degree in economics but also psychology, exactly what he studied at harvard before going on to get his phd at stanford. so i would say that he is the right leader at the right time. so president bostic, please give us your remarks. [applause] thank you, ellen, for the very kind introduction. you can call me old. i'm good with it. >> i think we are the same age. >> i've been old for a long tim

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