associated press and rater write about this with reference to high-ranking american officials.ding to sources, the new deliveries will include, among other things, missiles with the hymarc complex. in the white house suggests that the new weapons will help the ukrainian armed forces to contain the confident advance of the russian army in the kharkov direction. and even the fact that this will lead to an escalation of the conflict does not bother biden. he said that although he does not rule out such a scenario, he considers it unlikely. but spanish law enforcement officers confirmed what the collective west had repeatedly warned about. the weapons supplied to the ssu are resold on the black market, elindente reports, citing the civil guard. spain. nato weapons in the form of rifles made in america and europe are increasingly ending up in the hands of drug traffickers. representatives of the security forces called on the spanish government to take urgent action. due to this extremely serious situation. at the same time, nato is again demonstrably demonstrating a militaristic att

rising wages provide hope, but perhaps not in time for november's election, according to bank rater sarahh faster rate than wages, so at this point by the end of 2024 is, in theory, when americans are on pace to fully make up for the ground that they lost to inflation. i inherited an economy that is on the — i inherited an economy that is on the brink and now it is the envy— on the brink and now it is the envy of— on the brink and now it is the envy of the world. joe biden frequently touts the economy's strength, but it does not holding much sway, at least with voters like stacy in the pivotal state of pennsylvania, which could help decide the outcome of the election. joe biden, where are you? democrats, where are you? i am a democrat and i'd love to vote for them, a stark reminder ofjust how much americans hate inflation. michelle fleury, bbc news, pennsylvania. turning to tech — amazon has announced it will be investing over $10 billion in to europe's largest economy germany. this comes as demand for its cloud services continues to grow. german chancellor 0laf scholz welcomed the news,

dw correspond to rebecca raters, is following the story from jerusalem. i asked her if the ceasefire deal presented by biting is really and is really proposal. it's certainly being sold as an, as riley deal. but of course the us has been key. negotiate is along with egypt and guitar right through out this a side process. they have been hammering out various integrations of deals some more favorable to i'm also has them on some more favorable to the as riley, the moms. but as with tacit approval from these really sign, it certainly being sold as something that has come from israel. the though it has tested approval, doesn't mean it has final approval and there are still hurdles to overcome. even if i'm asked to agree to this, do it still has to go to the security cabinet and get government approval. and you've heard in that speech there from president joe biden, urging the members who may, who may a more light and most likely to strike down such a deal urging them to, in fact, go ahead with that. so i think that the, the fact that president biden is announ

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they're just too many third raters as ministers, too many fourth raters in the cabinet.margaret thatcher's manifesto and they would still fall flat on their face. the conservative party is institutionally incompetent because for 20 or 30 years it has recruited and elevated and promoted people on the basis of something other than competence. they deserve what they get on july the 4th. their best chance is a new party like happened in canada 30 years ago, douglas, what a treat to have you on the show. you must join us again soon. live for the united states. there you go. former ukip mp, the co—founder of vote leave, douglas carswell . let's leave, douglas carswell. let's go to the candidates standing in clacton . jovan owusu, nepal clacton. jovan owusu, nepal laboun clacton. jovan owusu, nepal labour. jim watling, conservative. matthew bensalem , conservative. matthew bensalem, lib dems nigel farage, reform. natasha osbourne, green party, okay, folks , coming up in my okay, folks, coming up in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with the wild double standards, hypocrisy and ar

at least, that's what rater's anonymous sources say. the warning should supposedly sound itself.ever, no radical, concrete steps are expected yet, such as disconnecting from swift or limiting transactions in dollars and euros. even the wording of the verbal warning is at the discussion stage. the west is wary of increasing pressure on china too sharply on the russian issue. and at the end of the issue, as always, about currencies. a dollar today costs 88 rubles. 76 kop. the euro exchange rate is 96.69. and that's all i have for now. roman, konstantin, thank you, i’ll briefly talk about some of the central themes of the hour. in europe, the results of the parliamentary elections are being summed up; according to preliminary data , the ursula fondelien faction of the european people's party is in the lead, it receives 184 seats out of 720. the socialists are in second place, and the socialists are in third place. liberals. during the operation to free four israeli hostages in the gaza strip , three other abductees were killed. this was reported by the palestinian hamas movement. mi

in the article the rater russia is also mentioned, which the pentagon also considered as an inconvenientmind you that our country was the first in the world to register the sputnik vi vaccine against coronavirus. however, difficulties arose with its registration in the european union, and this is how the russian direct investment fund commented on the reuters materials. we have recorded more than 300 information attacks on the sputnik vaccine. ya on a coordinated, active disinformation campaign to interfere with vaccinations in russia and prevent the satellite vaccine from entering foreign markets. this the campaign was carried out from the first day, it included not only fake news, fake accounts, but also the active use of western media, western experts to prevent people from being vaccinated, we managed, together with scientists, to focus on... using the vaccine in countries like hungary , argentina, the united arab emirates showed the best results for hundreds of thousands of people who used the vaccine, it was these joint efforts that allowed the sputnik vaccine to become extremely e

to deter china and other adversaries we are investing in key platforms like the d 21 stealth rater whichs being built right now in palmdale, california. it will eventually be housed at one of the three bases in the fourth congressional district of missouri which i represent. this ndaa strengthens our military assets in the indo pacific by increasing shipbuilding capacity and authorizing to virginia class submarines. the fy 25 ndaa will also increase junior enlisted service members by almost 20%, enhance housing for service members, boost pay benefits for childcare staff, expand access to medical care for service members. the foundation of this year's ndaa is the quality of life for those who serve. this is so important to r committee. this is the bipartisan bill to improve the quality of life whe and possibly die for our great nation. now's together to pass the fy 25 ndaa and strengthen america's defense, deter our adversaries, and support the brave men and women who defend our freedom. i would like to bring up the chair of the judiciary committee now jim jordan. >> thank you. last septe

200 people to indirect fatalities occur deug to accident, power issues cardiac arrest, improper yen raterse. so we want to make sure people are safe after the storm. what are we doing communicate those hazards? we are rolling out a.i. translated spanish across our entire tropical cycle in the atlantic and pacific to speak to the large number of our constituents and public in the u.s. and internationally whose primary language is spanish. those products are already available at hurricane.gov and will be available throughout the season. the other thing we're doing is rolling out an experimental version of cone grafg by mid august that will show the inland extent of the tropical storm and hurricane watches and warnings in the united states so again better provide information for that wind hazard which can extend many miles away fre rricane landfall. again to wrap up, a couple of reminders. only takes one storm affecting you and your community. let's make this safe. hurricane preparedness is a community project. we have to take care of ourselves, our fam lyric our friends, our neighbors. if y

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if the mad raters start getting agitated, maybe trump brings up that tapper is some legal trouble. trace: ashley. >> i don't think trump has gotten where he is in life by being nice, necessarily. i think he needs to come off as tough and presidential, but like everybody else said, let biden talk and speak for himself, but trump needs to be tough on everything. >> trace: kevin corke, i have a hard time seeing trump being calm, cool, and collected. you know him, he's just not that man. >> he is a political pugilist to the past. win or lose being the player you are. >> trace: de sarteen. >> i need some back-up on this. i asked my friends on social media to weigh in, saying presidential and professional overwhelmingly, and choose your battles. but choose one or two. people want to see a tough trump, too. >> trace: emily. >> what i'd like to see if trump could take a play from reagan's playbook in the debate with carter, he was dismissive in an elegant and classy way. you let biden do the speaking and then dismiss him like the way reagan did, but a classy way. >> trace: we shall see, wh

if you go to a car configure rater, they will see one car.ou will see the exact car you want to buy with the wheels and paint in a live video. we struggle with the content on the platform whether it is amazon or google or x or youtube. there is a massive production changes for clients. >> reporter: there are those that say a.i. will put some businesses, agencies, out of business. what do you say to them? >> i think creativity matters more than ever. you have to have an idea. i think while machines can be creative, our industry will be more important. when the physical objects where anyone can do something and standing out is more difficult. i agree it will be challenging and fundamental. i agree there will be jobs disrupted, but new jobs created. some people think old fashion skill of creativity and what we hear in the south of france to celebrate for a week will remain more important in a.i. >> reporter: people are worried for their jobs. how will it impact head count? >> i think it is too early to say. we will see the um p impact in next tw

and it reminds me of when the rater moves from oakland to las vegas, so many people, like me, i rootedm no matter what, but people got mad. and then there was the attraction of allegiant stadium and all that vegas has to offer and everything new that brought on a lot of people at that said yes you know what i am for something that is healthy and amazing and awesome and new and i'm not carrying this better keep my package anymore but either one, the fact that the galvanizing we have seen so much more in terms favor goes to show where the obvious chant and witch the entire party dave works against donald trump, has been this entire time. >> we will keep you updated, as more comes in. hunter biden federal gun trial is underway right now. wdetails are the riveting, we have a live report on that, and a lot of accountability surrounding the hunter laptop scandal. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and

his family will not be evacuating anywhere unless they know there are refridge raters, the is someone his me mir leaving without the medications that keep him alive. those are so important. is there space tr for them? is there refrigeration for them? his mom who is a freaking genius will spend hours of day going throughd programs to make sure charlie has the supplies he needs. it is a full time job. she needs to know if they have to move there is a way to take those things with him and to get them. when i see emergency say buy 30 extra diverse medical splice, charlie's family has filed for bankruptcy more than once trying to cover the cost of medical care. they don't have $15,000 extra dollars to buy an extra month of medical supplies every year. they need it to be communicated with them we are going to help you feel we need to really understand these things are going to be accessible to him. the last person i wanted to mention today is connor. connor is here with his mom sharon. a lot of our community uses caregivers. a lot of that caregiver community is dominated by women of color a

charlamagne tha god, as a matter of fact, did say -- even hoe the mod raters clearly are against donaldrump, they have a history of calling him a nazi monster, essentially, but charlamagne tha god thought the rules on the mics might actually benefit former president trump. roll that. >> president biden versus donald trump is going to be must-see. good luck, president joe biden. donald trump is dangerous because he's funny. you're just going to let trump go -- [laughter] and you can't jump in? and you're 80 plus years old and trying to keep up with every single ply he's going to lay out? are you serious. >> you got a point there. >> biden's not going if to be able to keep up. david: caroline, what do you think. >> well, the criticisms from the left, of course, are that he's all over the map. he's going a mile a minute, he hems and laws because he likes to touch on so many doings, but i think those are an asset in some way because he thrives when exalternative rain yous speaking is really what the centerpiece of the debate is. biden, on the other hand, like you said, just relies on notes

it's basically aming up the ability of series to skerve as an artificial intelligence cure rater.that restaurant that my wife september me by text. this is what's happening here. >>. >> you do wonder, did apple address concerns that a might give us inccurate information? >> these are real concerns given what google had shown a few weeks ago, where there was criticism of its product offering some bad recommendations. most moets bliss saying how do you keep the cheese from sliding off the pizza. it suggested using glue. this was a pr disaster. am might be trying to avoid that. and again, there's going to be beta testing. mail-in ballot they want to get out the bugs in that process as well. >> what about personal information? so where he's saying i need directions because i have to make my daughter's birthday party or whatever. is that personal data protected when you're interacting or could it go out to the universe? >> it's critical because siri has access to everything on your phone. any sort of intelligence goes hand in hand with thousand hay described it with privacy is. that's

president bideen and former president trump addressing several issues with model raters jake tapper and dana bash. the economy, immigration, foreign policy and abortion, among others. c-span's coverage continues tonight after the first presidential debate. a look inside the spin room, live coverage where surrogates for the candidates will talk to reporters to give their analysis for the evening. c-span's reporters are on the ground and we'll bring you highlights from there for the next hour or so. we'll also take your calls until midnight tonight and at that point we'll reair the debate in its spirity. we want to hear your reaction, though. what did the candidates say that resonated with you. what did you want to hear that you didn't? if you're supporting president biden, call in at 202-748-8920. if you support the foreman president, your line tonight is 202-748468921. if you're still undecided, call in at 202-748-8922 and if you've decided to support a third-party candidate, call us at 202-847-8923. you can join the conversation on x with 9 handle @c-span, also on facebook.com/cspan or

and if you read, the rand rater that i referenced, be really it described the same situation that we are challenged by. and i think it is that residential care, the majority, the many residential care providers are not always staffed or willing to take on some of the challenges that turns out many california counties are sending. i think there is a well intentionally, our well intention finding care placement for as many people as can be in your, as you're asking diverted from forensic karsral settings which every one is on board with and having the mix match expectation that's there is homes in behavioral treatment for them and i think what this really highlights is cultivating whether it's new providers, new services, building it together, with a potential provider to try to solve for this. people are not left behind or left out. >> thank you, and when you, speak to the powers that and the funders at all levels, is this something that would profitably be emphasized to them? >> meaning? >> that there is a need, everybody in your situation knows there is specific needs always, but th

i'll be presenting the first two cue rater at the main gallery. for our first exhibition, the main gallery we have invited local curator to organ exhibition. tend tiffly titled ceremony and is inspired by the writing of writing editor and activist essex, best known for his deeply uncompromising writing, on race, sexuality and as openly gay black man. in the spring of 2025, we'll have a show curated by elena they're exposed exhibition titled service tension, exposes the messiness and complexity of the queer body on the phrase surface tension. the title suggestion a playful inter gaysing of sex penetration and power, the exhibition seems as an esthetic for traveling masculinity with queer dynamic and section desire. about the curators, pj is a curator and community organizing leading rigorous initiative that engage artist in diverse communities. he has organized exhibitions and programming in san francisco, new york and internationally. most recently he worked with independent curator, art center, edge on the square and asian art museum for the arts

president bideen and former president trump addressing several issues with model raters jake tapper andthe economy, immigration, foreign policy and abortion, among others. c-span's coverage continues tonight after the first presidential debate. a look inside the spin room, live coverage where surrogates for the candidates will talk to reporters to give their analysis for the evening. c-span's reporters are on the ground and we'll bring you highlights from there for the next hour or so. we'll also take your calls until midnight tonight and at that point we'll reair the debate in its spirity. we want to hear your reaction, though. what did the candidates say that resonated with you. what did you want to hear that you didn't? if you're supporting president biden, call in at 202-748-8920. if you

that there is such an event, well , the americans are actually very like this - usually, you know, ratersrussian president himself, but stern, frankly speaking, pleased the publication, which in general was not noted for special russophilia, but this time they approached the coverage of the event quite objectively. okay, okay, let's tag stern in our post. but tell me, well, now i mean verbally, but tell me please, gregor, as you know, you had elections, in the broad sense in europe, to the european parliament, and in several some countries, in several countries, including germany, and the opposition parties won there, and in france, mostly right-wing ones, it is emphasized that, so to speak, well, there is in the program of many of them, if not all, so to speak, there, aid to ukraine is a big question. in general, this whole interpretation of the crisis is a little different than, so to speak, the current ruling parties, how serious do you think this is, how much can it change the whole situation, and what does this mean, the event? in general, i am inclined to agree with the guests of yo

renewal rater. do do you like and what's happening to prices and margins? >> good morning, andrew.tion of walmart, costco, target. ulta. stocks of companies in the retail sector who either have very good momentum and stand to benefit from what's happening with the consumer, or stocks where they've been left behind and are incredibly expense iran and plans to play catch-up like a target on ulta. what's happening with prices at the grocery store is we've been through a period of inflation across retail. prices since 2019 are up 30%. that's a lot of inflation passed through to the consumer. and right now the consumer's being very choiceful, very discerning with what they purchase. it's going to favor a select number of retailers, even if the number of retailers where the consumer is shopping expanded versus where it was a couple years ago. >> what will you be running away from at this moment? >> right now, if a company is facing competitive threats that are going to threaten its margin structure, that's going to put the company under pressure, or if it's over-earning. certain sections