ros: i'm us against.come back to outside source as we digest being given all the rules for the process which will select the next prime minister of the u.k. there are 11 candidates running at the moment to be the next leader of the conservative party and so the next prime minister. we know we will have a result by the fifth of september and the candidates have been setting out why they want change. >> this is a we up and smell the coffee moment. sleaze, scandal, internal warfare -- we have seen this movie before and we know how it ends. ros: tax cuts have been the issue dominating the contest so far. we will look at what the candidates are saying they are going too if they win. we will keep you up today to on the crisis in sri lanka. the president will step down after protesters stormed the palace over the weekend. and we will talk about twitter and its share price after elon musk sd he wan to pull out of his takeover attempt. let's start by continuing to get reaction to what we have heard -- this process

we should, ros has said we should really— should, ros has said we should really be — should, ros hasuture proof. and — and making sure they are future proof, and if we are, if it looks like we — proof, and if we are, if it looks like we are, _ proof, and if we are, if it looks like we are, going to suffer the tremendous high temperatures in the future _ tremendous high temperatures in the future that— tremendous high temperatures in the future that the infrastructure is ready— future that the infrastructure is ready for— future that the infrastructure is ready for that.— future that the infrastructure is ready for that. ros on the front of the telegraph. — ready for that. ros on the front of the telegraph, prince _ ready for that. ros on the front of the telegraph, prince charles - the telegraph, prince charles resisting the temptation to say i told you so, basically saying, in other words, well, i did mention this and you guys perhaps might have listened more to me and other people about the risks of some of the policies we were pursuing. i think with all due _ policies we were purs

ros: well the u.k.seeing record-breaking temperatures, it is a heatwave that has kept people off work and children off school. that has brought to mind the record-breaking summer of 1976. what is happening now and u.k. is not the same as what happened then. >> 1976 was indeed a heatwave and we have had heat waves before. but they are happening more often and becoming more intensive. ros: in 1976, the maximum recorded temperature was 39.9. a temperature of 38.1 had already been recorded. there was this from nasa -- a chart that shows global temperatures compared to expected levels in june 1976. parts of western europe were well above them. this is the same for june, 2022. hire temperatures are much more widespread. what is happening is part of a bigger shift in our climate. the bbc reported the uk's 10 warmest years occurred since 2002. in 2022, we have hired top temperatures, war -- more widespread top temperatures and ineasing global temperatures. in the u.k., extreme heat is becoming more common. >> h

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ro so running checks and saw that and then went on twitter and he made the obvious point. joe biden, before this goes any further, should undergo a cognitiveth examination. >> the country deserves that well within twenty minutes, jackson recalls in his new memoir, barack obama sent him an email, a characteristically sneering one . >> and we're quoting,raen i havo express my disappointment at the cheap shot you took of joe biden via twitter. obama said it wasnp unprofessional. i expectro better. >> so that wasn't just obama speaking thatn' was the uniform command of the people who runpe the democratic party throughout the twenty campaign. >> do not notice what joe bidenl is actually like if youly see hm on television turn away because you might conclude he is fundamentally, physically, cognitively unfit for office. you can't say that.t and if you do, barack obama will scold you personally immediately. >> we'll fast forward a few years. joe biden is now the presidentli and mental decline is no longer possible to design. >> therefore, it's no longer off limits. barack obama i

that is critical >> all right ro for 2024. ro ro ro-joe for 2024.o hard and too taxing. the top of the ticket. >> i think you can do it you always have something new. >> i'm going for the veep. you are a veep everyone kisses your butt. you travel around. >> i thought that is what "squawk box" job was like. don't give up the gig. >> thanks ro khanna. >> take care >> see ya'. >>> coming up, hasbro just reporting. that stock right now let's show you down just marginally we dig through the numbers next. >>> later, we talk to alaska senator dan sullivan on the energy policy and chips act and so much re n'gonyere.mo my finances were all over the place. [door bell rings] and my banking relationship was getting well, complicated. hahaha! easy money. so, i broke up with messy accounts and moved my money to sofi. now i earn higher interest on my checking and savings, and bank, borrow, and invest—all in one app. feels nice being in control. break up with bad banking. get up to 1.50% interest, and bank, borrow,and invest—all in one app. plus, download the sofi

ro nen aye, and supervisor safa h*i, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> thank you,r so much without objection, these resolutions are adopted and motions are approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 63. >> clerk: resolution to urge the united states department of health and human services secretary xavier becerra to suspend a requirement for medicare and medicaid on relocating and transfering vulnerable hospital and to extend coverage of payments until the end of the year. >> thank you all for all the support on this issue and these items, supervisors peskin chan, stefani, mar, preston and now ronen and supervisor have all now have signed on as cosponers. i want to thank louis california advocate for nursing home reform and great panthers who have been advocating and doing everything that they can to make noise and get heard. we are being put in an impossible situation by the federal government. we have this disclosure plan that we have agreed on. that requires us, cms is assessing our progress on that plan but has put noth

well, i think that's a really good question, ros, because i think the whole thing...ournalists argue, that the media are there to hold the powerful to account, to follow the news. i mean, this story, this string of stories we've had, you know, the prime minister saying one thing and then it actually coming out that something else happened, sending out cabinet ministers who say one thing and then we find out, well, something else happened, i mean, that constant stream of stories over the last, well, i mean, two weeks — it feels like it's been several years. but, i mean, you know, it's been sort of incredible. so... and i think the fact that most papers, and i know we're probably going to talk about the daily mail, you know, since being elected with such a huge majority less than three years ago, the right—wing papers, as we would call them, the right of centre — you know, the telegraph, where boris obviously was a very highly paid columnist for a long time, the mail — all of those papers, were all so, so positive about boris — and the sun, actually — until i think ther

well, i think that's a really good question, ros, because i think the whole thing...d i think lots ofjournalists argue, that the media are there to hold the powerful to account, to follow the news. i mean, this story, this string of stories we've had, you know, the prime minister saying one thing and then it actually coming out that something else happened, sending out cabinet ministers who say one thing and then we find out, well, something else happened, i mean, that constant stream of stories over the last, well, i mean, two weeks — it feels like it's been several years. but, i mean, you know, it's been sort of incredible. so... and i think the fact that most papers, and i know we're probably going to talk about the daily mail, you know, since being elected with such a huge majority less than three years ago, the right—wing papers, as we would call them, the right of centre — you know, the telegraph, where boris obviously was a very highly paid columnist for a long time, the mail — all of those papers, were all so, so positive about boris — and the sun, actually —

so what you have here is a situation and ro khanna has been a supporter.hat you have here is a situation where biden is trying to deal with the gas prices. and, of course, that's inflation. and he is making steps like, you know, having some of the oil from the strategic reserve put out. but then ro khanna comes out and says what about? and what about dealing with the saudis? what about dealing with all of these issues? and for lots of democrats, it's unsettling. though it's not helpful at this juncture and certainly not helping to pump up biden's ailing approval numbers. >> bret: all right. panel. thank you very much. we got a long way to november. >> thanks, bret. >> bret: see you again. finally tonight, a special report salute. dramatic body cam footage capturing the moment a florida deputy rescued a missing elderly man from a pond. deputy steven jones reassured the 81-year-old that he would be all right after pulling him out of the water. the man was taken to a hospital where he is now recovering. nice job, everyone. "special report" salute. tomorrow on

the ro hinge a muslim to so when the international community allows this regime to continue on that as business as usual, this is what has led to 5 years after the regime in a book abbas a national community because that news of these executions has brought expressions of outraging and condemnations from governments around the world. but clearly i got the impression that you, but you believe that that's just, that's just not enough. a not only are the can condemnations, not enough. i would hold the international community as sancha accountable for the execution, or at least that they are culpable or complicit. because that is, you know, the words are empty. because if, if, if you look at the ukraine situation since april, you know that the pro human rights, western governments have imposed to or taken measures waves off to waves to cripple the putins regime. and the burmese military has been violating every single humanitarian and international law and treaties, including the genocide convention and that the west has, sir. the practically set on its han and you know, the, i think that

affects our relationships with friends, relatives, among them with children . by psychological svitlana rosate you, i congratulate you, i congratulate you all, this constant tension transforms into increased nervousness, how not to lash out at relatives as an adult and how not to lash out at children as an adult, respectively, god what a difficult question. let's start right away with the good news. we understand that, first of all, children here are more flexible, they are more adaptable, their psyche is easier to adapt, but it is really more vulnerable because we do not have our adult awareness of our experience and the ability to influence a-a in all times are a guarantee of children's stability, they are stable and adequate if they are just enough, good parents are not ideal . to do we need to take care of ourselves first deal with our emotions first be attentive to them create our circle of support ask for help we know that war and chronic stress subjectively allows us to feel our capacity and if only we can do something for ourselves, we will be able to feel them prepare for children'

it exploded near his home in the village of ro, honda, eastern congo. he knew instantly that the m $23.00 rebels were coming up there it was around 2 am. we were all afraid because it was not small bullets. there were bombs where we knew it was an attack. so everybody started fleeing. he got shot in the crossfire between the m. 23 rebels and the congress army. 650 families have found refuge at this school near gama. not cables. capital conditions are deplorable. people sleep in classrooms and they tell us, there is no food or medical care. 160000 people have been forced to flee since the classes began in april. the m. 23 was pushed back by the congolese army, begged by you and troops, and surrendered in 2013. but in november last year it re merged. the militia group claims to protect the totes the minority and eastern congo, and accuses the government of failing to observe a previous p. still. kinshasa says the m 23 rebels are backed by rhonda. but kigali denies the accusations or what expertise of how do you explain the resurgence of m . 23. what with

neftye and ros atom . as well as financing the activities of subversive intelligence groups , a total46 real estate objects were seized due to the timely seizure of these assets managed to block the attempts of the actual owners to rewrite them as fictitious persons in order to maintain control over them, the sbu noted that canada introduced additional sanctions against russian agents of disinformation and propaganda. the ministry of foreign affairs of canada reports this, referring to patriarch kirill and another 28 sponsored agents and 15 organizations that are controlled or owned by the russian government and involved in disinformation efforts in addition, canada banned the import of certain types of gold from russia french senate president gérard larchet visited the cities destroyed by the russians in the kyiv region, the french delegation, as part of a working visit to ukraine , saw bucha and the bearded woman with their own eyes. it is impossible to be a permanent member of the un security council and at the same time to act. so, none of the values ​​on which the modern military

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south bay, congressman ro khanna. good to see you. thank you, alex. alright i hope you have a nice stay today. beautiful out there. little warmer probably noticed that a couple of degrees especially inland and temperatures tomorrow will be about the same. so it's about in some places. it was five and 10 degrees warmer inland today, so it's more of a warm up than we anticipated. still very pleasant around here . fire danger manageable air quality manageable. beautiful beautiful day. these are the highest from today and you see that worst spot. fairfield was up a good 10 degrees 87 86 in the anti archives tomorrow, about the same maybe a degree or two warmer in this trend continues right into the bay area weekend. so it is. it is a heat wave. no is it getting warmer to where it's more like it should be for this time of year. yes that's exactly what it's doing, so it's not. none of this is unusual. beautiful what's kind of unusual though you see the fog, shifting your swatting in their wafting in but what's kind of nice is the air quality. we've had. rea

having authors here, we do lots of author events, but it is my privilege to introduce representative ro khanna today. he is the congressman from silicon valley in northern california and he has been so kind to come all the way out here to speak to us here at the store. we love hosting community events and embedding ourselves in the community that means so much to us here. and bringing people from all over, even all the way across the country. so representative khanna has been in congress since 2016, and he is the chair of the oversight subcommittee on environmental affairs. among many other positions. and let us get started. because i could definitely go through quite the bio. thank yor having me. and you spent some time in california. lily: i did. i spent four years in california but i am born and raised in manchester. rep. khanna: what an amazing bookstore and it is flourishing and great to be here with you. lily: thank you so much. so, you're the chair of the environmental committee. what do you think has been your biggest accomplishment as the chair of that subcommittee? rep. khanna

ros atkins is at westminster for you. hi, victoria, thank you.iting on the details of how this contest will work. even though it began the moment borisjohnson said that he would be stepping down, we don't have the precise dates around how this will play out. we know that the mps will whittle the field down to two, we know the final vote will go to the members of the conservative party. but exactly how the chronology will play out, we're hoping to 1922 committee that represents backbench conservative will clear that up. but the candidates have started to lay their policies. there's been a huge amount of attention on tax. a number of candidates emphasising they would bring in of attention on tax. a number of candidates emphasising they would bring in tax of attention on tax. a number of candidates emphasising they would bring in tax cuts of attention on tax. a number of candidates emphasising they would bring in tax cuts should of attention on tax. a number of candidates emphasising they would bring in tax cuts should they of attention on tax. a nu

that'll get her julio has a new ro, developmental disorder of the cognitive area, affecting communication and social skills or not. but she learns like you and me, but in different ways. medical will not be anything that i was on when bushel supports are very important. as is working on them beforehand, i mean if we provide her with the right tools, she'll be able to cope on if there's no background work done, she's in a permanent state of frustration and alarm that we follow up with the family. a lot of miracle. yeah, hey, here's the preparation that we're going to do before competing is before going to swim. as has been, are a few important things. i got the casa, we bought valdez, i dallas said or not, but we can't sit in those chairs. we go directly to the poor little lima, i'll happy thema and when we go out to the pool, they don't say hi to the public, but don't say hello, we just go, i'm, i'm in that office and i couldn't, i'll deal with it. normally, people with autism are of difficulty with language to operate with expression communication or tonality. they need a speech therapis

to a degree, it's not a matterfor i'm ros atkins, i'm live with you from downing street. his own party — he'll stand aside as leader and as prime minister once his successor is chosen. after a string of further government resignations first thing this morning, he made the announcement in downing street surrounded by family and colleagues. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the bestjob in the world. but them's the breaks. mrjohnson made clear he'd wanted to stay in office — but was left with no choice but to go. as but to go. we have

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ros atkins is at westminster. let's head there now.ou forjoining us on couege you thank you forjoining us on college green. the 1922 committee is not going to decide the exact shape this election should take place. they can now choose the election rules for this leadership contest, and we expect that will mean measures to try and reduce the size of the field. many of the hopefuls have been setting out their plans. it's thought the current contenders will be whittled down to two by the end of next week when parliament goes on recess. we aren't quite sure of the precise process. we think the election could be late august. here's our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. 11 candidates fighting for one vacancy. last night, foreign secretary liz truss became the latest cabinet truss became the latest cabinet minister to enter the race. in a video posted on social media this morning, she promises low taxes and economic growth. i want the best for us all, and i am the person to deliver that. tax and spend is the bread and butter of

their goal of seas in control of the whole don bass region, russian ahmed vehicles, and appearing to ro, an opposed to release the chance. the city was the scene of intense fighting and recent days. but on sunday, ukraine's military said it was forced to withdraw. moscow claim solicit chance and the holy hands region is now under its control. with the russian ministry of defense releasing this footage of its troops, raising the russian flag in a village on the regions border in keys, he cranes, precedents, valadez, lansky was resolute that his troops would reclaim the region. yoshika mandojano. if our army command withdraws people from certain points of the front or the enemy has the greatest superiority in firepower, in particular, the supplies to lucy chance feels like it means only one thing. we will return thanks to our tactics. thanks to the increase in the supply of modern weapons. ukraine is not giving anything oma mitchell, navy day postal ball, we are gradually moving forward in the her have region in the her son, region, and at sea. there will be a day when we will say the sam

deutsche a bon says it will soon start carrying ukrainian grain exports to german ports, including ro, stock and hamburg to load on ships. the pickups are expected to happen in romania, and several trains a week are plant monthly grain exports from ukraine have been more than halved since the closure of several key see ports o rushes gas prom has resumed deliveries down the north stream on pipeline to germany. following a maintenance period that raise concerns of a full stoppage flows continued at 40 percent of the pipelines capacity. exactly where they were when gas from began scheduled maintenance 10 days ago. the e, you had warned that russia might use the annual repairs as a pretext to shut off deliveries altogether. member states want to end russian fossil fuel imports next year. in the meantime, however, they remain heavily reliant on the countries natural gas. while europe and germany are trying to break free from energy dependence on russia, could ellen g supplies from louisiana in the southern united states fill that gap, while one american company is betting on it? louisiana

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politics and the business as well as being affected by the high amount of bad debts playing the complex ro, all both co conspirators and victims. so it's really hard to say which side that they are taking. yeah, and the pressure on the attorneys real estate market is, is you know, there's very well documented. so where is this going to go from here? the crisis in the real as that sector is spreading to the banking sector. as i mentioned, the total amount of non performing loans due to refusal to repay mortgage could reach 81 1000000000 euros as the communist party approaches. if twenties, national congress in autumn and as chinese president seeking pin secure his 3rd term in office, the worsening debt problem in china's real estate market could impact their country's economic and political stability. and in the process, the international community and the financial markets will also field the pan. okay, so, so i'm and i pay for us. thanks for the update. and a record breaking heat wave is sweeping north through your efforts even reached us here in berlin. now the impact on the continent is

the program. japan's former prime minister since her arbor has died after being shot at a political ro here had of the weekends parliamentary elections. police say a 41 year old man has been arrested. mister ave was the country's longest serving premier and was well known for his strong economic and defense policies. is killing how shocked the country at japan is a gun nation where fire arms are strictly regulated and political violence is rare . oh, the moment shin, so are they? we shot twice, a suspect man, handled to the ground. what appears to be a weapon. lying on the road nearby, people ran to the age of japan's former prime minister. as he lay seriously wounded . he was quickly transferred to a helicopter and flown to a hospital. at this point, his condition was described as critical, but doctors were unable to save him. mister shins obey was taken into emergency care at 20 past 12. he was in a state of cardiac arrest. he was given intensive care, but unfortunately he passed away to day. but 3 minutes past 5. when he arrived, he had gunshot wounds on 2 parts of his body and was

half points, the top three is closed by nakamura, who is inferior to yan azh, two further are caruana ro jabs. duda reports firujab in the twelfth round, nepomniachtchi will play with white pieces for the kommurs of the entire russian, who so far is the only one who has not lost to anyone in this tournament. there are four games left. moscow lokomotiv has a new head coach again and this is again a german. his name is josef zyn bauer, he was officially appointed the day before. as reported by the press service of the railwaymen, zinbauer was 52 years old, for the last 2 seasons the club was headed by orlando pairoc from south africa, he also worked in german teams, oldenburg hamburg karlsrui and swiss sangt-galine. for most fans of lokomotiv, however, another such appointment is extremely skeptical. after all, before this lock, in the same way, he invited little-known germans who, at the first opportunity, left russia in english, leaving behind a team without a game and without a result. olympic champion and the main star of the russian handball team, anna vyakhireva moved from the rostov