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reali and his accomplices spent the investors' money on buying real estate and luxury cars .should be noted that today more than 500,000 tons of goods and products went on the supply boards of the commodity exchange. in the industrial and mining board, 142,000 tons of bloom ingots were valued. the board of the petrochemical and petroleum products hall was valued at 33,000 currency units, and there were polymer and chemical materials in the hall. agriculture 400 a kilogram of saffron was cooled on the supply board. one hundred and fifty thousand tons of cement from the currencies of the cement hall are not open to embezzlement. the host of 60,000 tons of apple juice in the export hall also about 10,000 tons of iron ore concentrate, iron ore pellets, etc. went to the market. ferry also saw the supply of three thousand tons of bloom and betadine ingots, on sunday, more than one million, one hundred and seventy-nine thousand tons of sports products worth 3,900 billion tomans were sold in the world market of steel and derivatives of this widely used metal. the passing was accompan

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he steppedst back and it's realy important to do that globally, there are more than 100 billion peopleal security in our lives and that's more than at any time in recorded history. in our own hemisphere are facing unprecedented gratian challenge, long-term like violence and corruption, lack of economic opportunity, problems exacerbated by the pandemic, crisis of confidence, weather events caused by the change in climate, 20 million are displaced across this hemisphere and the strain on s transit in countries is high. migration is the demolition of challenge that no country can solve alone. the range of drivers and push and pull back all commands that we work together. that's why last summer president biden brought together leaders from across the western hemisphere to agree to the declaration on gratian and protection. twenty-one countries have joined that separation. it's an acknowledgment of shared responsibility on migration and shared commitment to work together and leverage the strength of our partners across the government and society and the private sector and humanitarian organ

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it's hard er to dig in and realy cut against the grain.g to be easy, but i honestly believe that we have an opportunity to right the ship and to get this whole country going. >> one way desantis is digging in is in this fight with disney. even though disney continues to suggest that desantis is hurting the company, hurting florida's economy, hurting business in the state, desantis is not backing down in this fight. his office put out a statement yesterday after disney suggested that he was to blame for them not moving their new operations to the state. and his office said, look, this is a company that's losing money. they were not really committed to this plan to move here to begin with. we didn't expect this to happen. so clearly, taking a shot at disney. but it's created an opportunity for opponents to criticize desantis as antibusiness. we saw democrats go after him on this and the trump campaign suggest ing that he got caught n a mouse trap. >> whatever whatever you think of trump, his campaign does come up with clever lines. we'll hav

it's hard er to dig in and realy cut against the grain. >> reporter: the field of presidential candidatesftly growing with tim scott filing paperwork today ahead of a formal announcement monday in south carolina. a new hampshire state representative said republicans are sizing up the contenders. >> they are looking for a candidate with less baggage that trump is carrying with hum now. >> do you think republicans are looking for a candidate who can win back the white house? >> yes, it's not clear who that is right now. and even though trump has strong supporters, i'm not sure he can win a general election. >> republican voters say they are indeed looking for someone who can win back the white house. the question, who that maybe. this field of candidates is growing very quickly here. senator scott announcing on monday. ron desantis get ting in the middle of next week, we believe. now this is clearly a race that is going to be dominated by the form president trump, but there's a sense of some exhaustion with him out in the country. the question is how this race unfolds this summer. the first

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that's what you're told but believe me, if you read the bill you would realies there are targets but nothing tying anybody to the caps so those are meaningless. of course, the numbers, the savings they're talking about are based on those targets. so those savings are not going to be realized. on the rescissions, look, if you're going to rescind the covid money then rescind it but they took some of it back and they banked it to spend later, later this year. that's ridiculous, either rescind it or don't tell people that you're actually saving them money because you're going to spend the money. on the irs, my goodness, the irs got a lump sum of $80 billion on top of their annual appropriation of $9 billion. they have all of it except for 1.4 billion. they have all of the rest of it. what do you think they're going to do with it? look, all i'm saying is, is it's not lie to people about what this is. at a minimum, let's be straight with the american people and tell them what they're getting and what they're not getting. don't use the smoke and mirrors game in washington and act like you'r

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that to me is to help the governmentat can give that realy calls upon americans to move up the ladder, and that should always be our dream. >> host: eva is in colombia mississippi a republican. >> caller: good morning. mr. hutchinson, i was like to ask you, i did not hear your announcement when you made it to run. i assume you have an wife, i don't know, and if you do what will be her platform is she a lawyer, doctor teacher? window in the last 35 years some of the first wives, ladies have tried to overshadow their husband.e what role would your wife play in your presidency? >> guest: it's good from mississippi and thanks for asking for my wife is susan, we have been married for 49 years, so i'm very proud of her, and as first lady of arkansas she did have a platform and that was to really push the emphasis on protecting abused children. we have children advocates centers in arkansas and andw you have those in mississippi. she raised a lot of money for them. she supported them.th she's on the state board, and that continues to be her mission. as she looks at opportunities, we're bless

number one, i nthink they realie this will an an incredible impact on society and particularly younget said in the clip earlier, our government is going to have to step up and regulate this. they failed to do that with social media and we could see the results. there is clearly going to have to be government regulation and leadership here, and right now they are behind the eight ball again. but i think it's going to be incumbent upon openai, that's sam's company and google and other major players to rein this technology in and not to experiment too much and that is going to be relying, therefore, on the goodwill of large corporations. so that's why people like common sense media are around because we have to hold them accountable. quite frankly, this is a major experiment on our kids' lives, on their education, and right now it's being completely conducted by large companies so we have to get involved as parents now. >> look, you were the one in the room with sam with google execs. did they say they would rein it in. sunday dar pitch ar said in 2019 he said if a.i. gets too far ahead

reali i wouldn't go a day withoutpann taking it. >> jump starye t your journey to better health for the new year and get t twenty five dollars off plus a free fiber and spice. when you use u discount code.ea >> fox news when you can't watch. listen, get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm any time,e anywhere . >> fox news radio on sirius xm america is listening here now, with morris, curtis and leo. two point oh, throw, all right. 42 arrests. alright so 42 priors. i feel sorry for anyone with mental illness with all my heart and soul. but he's getting out of control and it wasn't only the marine that stepped in to prevent a possible tragedy. there were other people that were trying to restrain this guy. okay now you know, i do. mixed martial arts. i've been training five days a week, an hour and a half a day for 11 years. even though the sky is a marine, and he put him in a chokehold. he may not know the danger of that hold. we don't know that i'm just assuming he thought he kept saying call 911 call 911. what do you think? in this case 15 minutes? no. police respon

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reali yeahty, know why citizens should have to live in that kind of fear. beyond me.fear i >>s but if people don't pay attention, leo, to these district attorney races and these sheriff races, guess what? this is going to continue. >> the power is in locals in loc government and the selective discretion by these soft on crime prosecutor not to prosecute. and here's the part, jason , that drives me nuts. you've got the three largest cities run by people of color. you've got people color throughout the cities in los angeles, chicago, san francisco, you know, they yell every day, systemictib racism, systemic racism,y ves m the system is racist. gi they're running the system. yo's a gamve thewherebe. it's all about power, control.m and if you accuse them of lyingm ,you're going to be canceled. you're that you're the sellout.w iter is just a game on the part of democrats to maintain power at the expense of destroying our civilization. our cities, our states in these blue states. it's just horrific. it's horrible. >> it's tough to live in california. yeah.or peop

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. >> how often should you realie reapply that? >> every two hours. there's a lot of fashion involved with upf. this is ultraviolet protection factor. usually want to be around a 50 level. it will block 1/50 of uvb light. so only 2% is going to make it to the surface of your skin. you'll see me in a rash guard with my kids on the weekend. wide brim hat, sun glass. protect your face. all the things aggravated by the sun you're protecting your skin from. >> for people who are sun lovers what advice do you give? >> don't forget. there are a couple areas people forget to apply sun screen.p o ears. men wear a hat. these are common areas we're going to see skin cancer. may is skin cancer awareness month. be very cognizant of that. >> thank you so much for all of these very helpful tips. appreciate it. happy summer, everybody. coming up, awqwafina is here with us live. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone. >> i'm erin from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with sue hall for

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a reali been so much fun. a real eommwmtty— been so much fun. a real community spirit.ing. being able to speak welsh , there's a little— king. being able to speak welsh , there's a little fact for you on _ afternoon l , there's a little fact for you. on_afternoonlbut on your sunday afternoon, but twe— i've been enjoying the fun. be emroytme— i've been enjoying the fun. be. emroytme—ewteme enjoying some coronation quiche and enjoying some coronation quiche emt—emetem- enjoying some coronation quiche ert—emotem i and some coronation chicken, wttem— and some coronation chicken, with te— and some coronation chicken, which is with— and some coronation chicken, which is with the— and some coronation chicken, which is with the original reetpe— which is with the original reetpe teet— which is with the original recipe back in— which is with the original recipe back in 1953. with that wttt— recipe back in 1953. with that wttt eome— recipe back in 1953. with that with some lettuce . it was with some lettuce. it was tettetowe. — with some lettuce. it was delicious. so _ with some l