technology at ross at them. so we're 2nd reserves, 3rd in the extraction, 3rd in nuclear fuel fabrication and 1st and uranium enrichment. and we're an undisputed leader here, and that's with 35 percent of the uranium or enrichment market which. so using a sports analogy, if you take a look at teams standards, you'll see that we are the absolute leader, not only in the export of nuclear power plants, but also in the nuclear fuel cycle. and since all of this runs within our circuit, we're the leader there. it's obvious that our costs and quality are optimal. so we'll just have to wait and see how various countries are going to transition from political declarations to practical solutions. because restricting ross out them today, primarily deals a serious blow to the cost of their own nuclear projects. however, it won't deter us and the lease, as the markets of russian friendly countries are comfortable for us and they are expanding and then i'll go for the rest of your move a pool. so i was most of them. well, i h

like jackie karl has announced that there's a disused hotel in ross cray, because you know the people who were involved in the protest were saying that you know the town needs a hotel etc etc. and um jackie halus come out now and says this other disuse hotel, the state is going to buy it and make a community hotel, you know, and like... thing that i like you know one of the i'm going to out myself here like but like one of the most you know um personally inspiring kind of uh revolutions for me was you know when fidel castro roll up into havana and basically said see all these hotels that are owned by us capital and the mafia like we're taking them now they're ours like you know it was just like to be blunt about it it was just unreal like and that's what castle and the boys did like that was for the good of the revolution whereas you've guys like jackie cattle and ross crego and oh well the far ride one to hotel so we're going to do this now you know just just to just to give um just to give viewers like an idea of what jackie kall uh looks like he's like if you've ever seen the wire

technology at ross add them. so we're 2nd reserves, 3rd in the extraction, 3rd in nuclear fuel fabrication. and 1st in uranium enrichment, we're an undisputed leader here with 35 percent of the uranium or enrichment market . so using a sports analogy, if you take a look at teams standings, you'll see that we are the absolute leader not only in the export of nuclear power plants, but also in the nuclear fuel cycle. and since all of this runs within our circuit, we're the leader there. it's obvious that our costs and quality are optimal. so we'll just have to wait and see how various countries are going to transition from political declarations to practical solutions. because restricting ross out them today, primarily deals a serious blow to the cost of their own nuclear projects. however, it won't deter us in the least as the markets of russian friendly countries are comfortable for us and they are expanding and then i'll go for the rest of your move up closer. i was most of them. i had a question about your possi

about being called far right, my stuff and the boys would talk about like there were scenes down in ross cray, uh property that was going to be used to house refugees you know and people were buss in you know like middle aged men and women we we've all seen the footage these guys you know screaming at women and children supposedly they were very worried about um about un you so-called unvatted military age males whereas h we have women and children guys screaming out of mother ass and you have all these guys going like oh well suppose this makes me far right now and it's like yeah you might be you might be if you're going to ross cray in the middle of the week to scream at women and children you know you're still tuned into the conversation your weekly alternative probe of political events and current affairs around ireland i'm joined by our special guest on mcneal holly doyle and roman shortall from the ditch. i i'm actually just have to remember you that noror mcdonald clip where you talk to stephen murch and it was england's not doing too well right now um but um ireland's not doing w

so what is luggage ross? adam is a state corporation. we helped to implement the policies of the russian government, which are broadly defined by the president of the russian federation. as president clinton has said that russia will never use economic leverage to blackmail other countries that you need. we're a sovereign country when it comes to a facility in our obligation to this is when it comes to serving russian to introduce law. if our government make certain decisions we is a state corporation will obviously comply with them right. however, at this moment, before we find it extremely important to demonstrate that we are honoring our obligations even in spite of certain decisions made later and the items here, the nuances i'm talking about the nuclear industry is remarkably uni. first off, our projects are very long term should've been last year. for instance, we marked the 50th anniversary of our cooperation with friends. but look how much has happened over those 50 years since the soviet union was locked in the cold war with the

suppose this makes me for right now and it's like yeah you might be you might be if you're going to ross cray in the middle of the week to scream a women and children, you're still tuned into the conversation, your weekly alternative probe of political events and current affairs around ireland. i'm joined by our special guests on mcneal, paulie doyle and roman shortall from the ditch. i i'm actually just have to remember you that nordonald clip where you talk to stephen merchan, it was england's not doing too well right now, but um ireland's not doing well, it's it's um... "you know, like i would say it's never really like you, people like and finnail would have said that we made a great recovery after the post um, after the 2008 crash, i would say we didn't, the austerity program which was an ideological wealth transfer in that, 2011-ish, 2014-ish um, that kind of you know um restructured ir society in certain ways. we've you know the covid-19 pandemic you know hasn't been hasn't been great for the country, people are you know like you don't need to be genius to see like you there's a c

we've got a formidable r and d unit at ross out on. now we've got researchers working at the current chart of institutions. in fact, you might find a counter intuitive, but we're even engaging our partners in this cutting edge research field in creating the future of nuclear technology. and that is why even on friendly countries are in no hurry to give up working with us. let me stress that again, okay? as long as it is physically, theoretically possible, we will continue to fulfill our obligations to any party here, regardless of the ongoing attempts to impose restrictions on russia and our nuclear industry. know what's low you mean yesterday for up with, with all the efforts to isolate russian. when you look at the sheer number of participants coming to out of mexico, that says that all of us, which means that your strategy is actually paying off if there is still there are some clients who say that they intend to do is continue using russ adams. services also have been looking, for example, the us department of energy analysis that

i also think, to go, to go back to ross cray, which... see sight of these of these protests and it was announced this week that like there there's a guy down there uh local phen jackie kahal and he was you know very pleased to announce that government was it was this um the refugees that were to be housed in roscray i believe it was hotel wasn't it like jackie kas announced that there's a disused hotel in ross cray, because the people who were involved in the protest were saying that you know the town needs a hotel etc etc. and um jacky has come out now and says this other dissus hotel, the state is going to buy it and make a community hotel, you know, and like one thing that i like, one of the, i want to out myself here, like but like one of the most you know um personally inspiring kind of uh... revolutions for me was you know when fidel castro roll up into havana and basically said see all these hotels that are owned by us capital and the mafia like we're taking them now they're ours like you know it was just like to be blunt about it it was just unreal you know like that's what cas

suppose this makes me far right now and it's like yeah you might be you might be if you're going to ross cray in the middle of the week to scream at women and children. now you're still tuned into the conversation, your weekly alternative probe of political events and current affairs around ireland. i'm joined by our special guests aan mcneal, paulie doil and roman shorthall from the ditch. i i'm actually just have to remember you that nordonald clip where you talk to stephen merchan, it was england's not doing too well right now, but um ireland's not doing well, it's it's um... like i would say it's never really people like and finnail would have said that we made a great recovery after the post um after the 2008 crash i would say we didn't the austerity program which was an ideological wealth transfer in that you know 2011-ish to 2014-ish um that kind of you know um restructured iir society in certain ways we've ' the covid-19 pandemic, hasn't been hasn't been great for the country, people are, like you don't need to be genius to see like, there's a cost of living crisis, there's a hou

i think we need something because ross perot, they just changed the election absutthat'.. >> they are experimenting tore create more so of course california has got their top two primaries and other states are trying to do open primaries and some do have runoffs that isn't something that could have an impact on the 2024 eleio are stuck better or worse. >> independent, goodis morning. >> i believe that if you cannd % on the right and bring them to thejx middle, they were moderats if left to their own devices. [inaudible] it's the battlefield. we need someone that's a moderate. you can win it is possible. >> go >> he lays out the path. one ofhe things that has happened over the course of the last 30 years people tha think of themselvesof as political independence so when ross perot ran, the self identification was about a third democrat and themselves as independents and only 20% each think of themselves as democrat or republican's w on this. if you have an independent ticket this year and they pick up anywhere from a quarter to a third and a bit more than half of independe

ross: that's not the vibe i'm getting.ood and have deep connections to the industry. disney and hollywood is going through major retrenchment. what they're spending on streaming and shows and what content is being made. it's netflix and many of the other players looking at profitability now. but disney streaming services doing just fine. show gun is a group --shogun is a great show, they have taylor swift on the platform. disney plus is doing well, espn is making all the right moves they need to make to move into the next stage and parks and resorts is great as well. they just need to make some good movies. the best person to make good movies is bob iger and his team. there's nobody else i would trust to do it. caroline: they can just license the errors tour. go with the hits. ross i'm interested in this, eventually as much as you love bob iger he has to go in 2026. who do you like. ross: i've been around in the eisner era. until he's gone i don't know if i believe someone's replacing him. if joe biden is going to present

so what is a luggage ross? adam is a state corporation. we help to implement the policies of the russian government, which are broadly defined by the president of the russian federation. as president clinton has said that russia will never use economic leverage to blackmail other countries. junior, we're a sovereign country when it comes to fulfilling our obligations, just as when it comes to serving russian interests. if our government makes certain decisions, we is a state corporation will obviously comply with them right. however, at this moment, we find it extremely important to demonstrate that we are honoring our obligations even in spite of certain decisions made later and the items here. the nuances i'm talking about in the nuclear industry is remarkably uni. first off, our projects are very long term. last year for instance, we marked the 50th anniversary of our cooperation with friends. but look how much has happened over those 50 years since the soviet union was locked in the cold war with the west, then it collapse. we had a pe

we've got a formidable r and d unit at ross out on. now we've got researchers working at the current chart of institutions. in fact, it's, you might find it counter intuitive, but we're even engaging our partners in this cutting edge research field in creating the future of nuclear technology. and that is why even on friendly countries are in no hurry to give up working with those. let me stress that again, okay? as long as it is physically the radically possible, we will continue to fulfill our obligations to any party here, regardless of the ongoing attempts to impose restrictions on russia and then our nuclear industry know what slow you mean. yes, the problem with all the efforts eisley russian. when you look at the sheer number of participants coming to add an mexico that says it all us, which means that your strategy is actually paying off you. still there are some clients who say that they intend to discontinue using russ adams services or something like that. for example, the us department of energy. and now that it is looking

we are going to speak to alex and ross, ross, a veterinary surgeon stop good morning.nk the average person — health care? no. i don't think the average person out _ health care? no. i don't think the average person out there - health care? no. i don't think the average person out there has - health care? no. i don't think the average person out there has to l average person out there has to engage a professional for most of their life. a bit of a sweeping statement, but the average person never has to engage private health care, so anyone charging a professional fee, care, so anyone charging a professionalfee, human care is massively more expensive than veterinary care, i think we under price, which will stick a cat among the pigeon... price, which will stick a cat among the pigeon---_ the pigeon... does a general anaesthetic _ the pigeon... does a general anaesthetic is _ the pigeon... does a general anaesthetic is the _ the pigeon... does a general anaesthetic is the same - the pigeon... does a general anaesthetic is the same for l the pigeon... does a general. anaes

what are you and i doing for ross? we are participating in the project, the cosmonauts are directly involved, yes, yes, yes, it seems like there is a project, well, as i understood it, it’s general, yes, what does it mean like, it’s not, it exists, it’s all ready, it is already almost protected, with the astronauts, as it were we... get to know each other, because every cosmonaut in the cosmonaut corps is like an expert, an expert in space, we are sent the entire preliminary design that exists, and we read it, discuss it, consult, somewhere we argue with the designers, we come to some common opinion, and this, of course, we look at in the complex of problems, maybe something is unprofitable, something is too expensive, or there are, for example, some such wishes, but because of this... domes, that is, these are just glass large, so that you can relax, yes , play sports, that is, physical , well, of course there is such a desire, but for now there may not be such materials, but thanks to the fact that we have an open ar

you can see more from ross atkins on l can see more from ross atkins on panorama tonight on bbc one.h the issue of immigrants the government has launched an international social media campaign aimed at deterring people from attempting to enter the country illegally by boat. adverts on facebook and youtube will warn of the dangers of becoming indebted to criminal gangs and the perils of a journey often made in unsafe, overloaded vessels. simonjones reports. a campaign that aims to convince people not to put their lives in the hands of ruthless people smugglers — featuring testimony from those who have attempted the perilous journey across the channel. it will initially be rolled out in vietnam, following a sharp rise in vietnamese people making the crossing by boat. the dangers are very real. we've been given rare access to the area in dover, where migrants are brought to shore. so far this year, nine people have lost their lives trying to reach the uk. well, as you can see from this, you might look at this at first hand and think that's a sturdy piece of equipment. it's really not. i

sent us a statement that reads in part at ross,úthe health and safety of our customers and associatesire our suppliers to meet applicable product safety and labeling standards. if we learn of allegations that our products are not in compliance, we action. in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news and here is a look at the stories trending tonight of theo people arrested inúsan jose after police say they carried out six bank robberies across northern california. also in alamo. woman robbed at gunpoint right outside her garage after multiple men followed her home. the incident caught on surveillance video and a man from san diego allegedly behind a nationwide theft ring that stole millions of dollars worthm than a decade. you can find these storiesúand much more right there at ktvu .com. >> still ahead tonight, a piece of history in san francisco. we'll tell you how long this 19th century replica of a tea clipper ship will be docked in the bay. >ñ but first, we want stunning a beautiful wednesday evening with the san francisco skyline there place watching the 11:00 news on ktvu bus

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i think well russia says it's forces a down 11 drones launched by ukraine over the region of ross stall. chief is increasingly relying on drones and it's fight against russia to make up for his lack of artillery power. the miniature aircraft char, effective at destroying russian defensive positions, but military analysts war and the drones alone won't be enough to win the war. ukrainian soldiers are instructed in how to operate drones on the battlefield and increasingly valuable skill in the nation's defense against russia. in the absence of expensive ammunition drums, which can cost just a few $100.00 euros apiece, have played a crucial role in ukraine's ongoing defense. the 1st person view devices allow the pilots to see live images of the ground as if they were on board and those onto the explosives can attack in any positions from kilometers away. there are 2 important points, terms for your credit. so the chief destroying the very expensive hardware on the right hand side. and the 2nd due is the credit is trying to compensate. ready shortage, conduction lessons for strongly. ukrani

now president's the last key to the ross. yeah, for up to straightening the tear, i attack it with a roster of for administrative applying that approach. a guilty mind is never at ease, at no cost would have destroyed him as possibly as his own self revealing statement . what are your thoughts on the last case claim. uh 1st of all uh i would like to stress that's very difficult moments. uh, so russian deeper box, russian people are very resilience and the baby, the baby, a resistor to be to be difficult failure or the became stronger each, you know, i'm a russian people are the formulas become stronger officer or a or good times like this. but regarding these comments, this is not a sense because uh, what would be the h rest of the russian presidents you graduate, would you do organize of jo reset tax it gives is for the for when uh, actually the just long uh, actions we did. they were huge support of the population. i don't need that issue to base a rough shot. is we the crisis against you crate of the you putting in seattle

the property is owned by the ross valley school district, but last january, the board moved to evict the child care center because the building needed too many repairs. >> you are required to remove from the premises. >> cut to this month, where a new nonprofit, the siderman legacy children's fund, is offering to buy the property from the district for $2 million and lease it back to the children's center. >> we will be able to remain at the property as long terme tenants, and that deal also says that the property will have to remain as a child care center in perpetuity, and so that will allow us to stay, which is very exciting. >> yard sign supporting the sale of the children's center are popping up across town. nearly 100 families depend on this facility most every day, and it's super, super important to keep us here. >> we serve a great purpose in our community, especially being one of the or the only low income child care in the ross valley. >> renovating the children's center will not be cheap. it could cost $8 million, but marin county officials are hoping that federal funds wil

ross pollard, bbc news.ost unwanted" has finally found a home. this is jake the lurcher. he arrived at dogs trust leeds aged one in 2015. he was found a home, but returned in 2019 as the owner's circumstances had changed. after spending more than four years at the centre, he has now been taken in by a couple from keighley. the team said it was "delighted" to see him happily rehomed. the couple, veronica and keith, said they felt an instant connection with keith after seeing him enjoying a walk with one of his carers. finally this half hour — i want to show you one of the most watched videos on the bbc news website and app. take a look at this romantic moment between two swans. a walker has captured the pair performing a courtship ritual at a country park in nottinghamshire. as you can see they make a heart shape with their head and necks. experts say it's time of the year when the pair will have established a territory and are strengthening their bond. now let's take a look at the weather. here's ben rich. h

so n, he's rarely plan or relocation guys is 1500000 palestinians from ross or before the on slot. so why would israel terror at all the decision has been made and there are no real obstacles to it. let's take a listen to is really prime minister the whole, the model hucks when we have an argument with the americans about the need to enter off on the go, not about the need to eliminate him off the need to enter rafa. we see no way to eliminate tomas militarily without destroying these remaining battalions. out of respect for the us president, we agreed on the way in which they could present their ideas to us, especially on the humanitarian side, which we have coal share in this desire to allow an orderly exit of the population and provide a to the civilian population but i made it clear to the president in our conversation, in the clearest way that we are determined to complete the elimination of these. that's how the ends in rough, uh, and there is no way to do it. other than the ground invasion is out in tennessee, the setup in, well within the hour, so confidence, in fact, ameri

i enjoyed key as right after ross has military operation began. it's carrie and steven forms their own chief mentor battalion, mainly comprising of mercenaries. and as long as the fundamental is, we have reliable information that islamic state militants and their ilk are fighting against us as part of each carrion and crime me into tar units. they are also part of the sabotage and recognizance groups that are sent into russian territory to carry out attacks and acts of terrorism. most important to remember is that support for the vast majority of these groups can all be traced back to one place. the u. s. military is actively recruiting fighters from jihad his groups affiliated with the islamic states and now tied to, to carry out terrorist acts in russia. and the c, i. s particular attention is paid to attracting natives of the russian north. quote, because this i'm central asia, we are witnessing the final loss of any moral principles in the united states. security forces obsessed with the insane idea of exciting when 18, russia, washington stra

visitaron 63 tiendas ross y 15 tiendas burlington en california, incluida mÁs de una docena de tiendas no. >> que realicen el producto, siempre comprÓ en estas tiendas. lo que compromete a salido bien. dayana: el plomo es una sustancia quÍmica tÓxica que puede causar efectos permanentes e irreversibles. la exposiciÓn al plomo puede causar cÁncer o problemas reproductivos si es en exceso. cuentan con polÍticas estrictas en el control de los productos y se algunos no cumplen con los estÁndares se va investigar y se van a tomar medidas de forma inmediata. la empresa no ha hecho comentarios al respecto. le doy un adelanto breve de lo que tendremos a las 11:00. hablamos con el superintendente icÓnico padre de familia sobre el posible cierre de varias escuelas. asÍ nosotros llegamos el final de noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00. tenemos una cita con mÁs informaciÓn a las 11. muy buenas tardes, aquÍ me despido. ilia: comunidad de san antonio lamenta

cea investigators went to 63 ross stores and 15 burlington than oy area.ms under a wide range of brand names, had lead levels above 300 parts per million, compared to the consumer product safety commission's limit of 100 parts per million for children's items. we >> we absolutely need better regulations at the federal level. lead tremendous impact on our body. it is especially harmful to children. >> if you go to any of the stores in like in the city, you assume that they they're are sao buy. i test my handbag, you know, the handles on my bags. and i touch myt& all kinds of stuff. >> by law, california employers also have an obligation to protectútheir workers from lead. >>úunder cal osha regulations specifically, they have an obligation to be aware of when lead exposures are happening and then to conduct testing of their employees and their environments to make sure those lead exposures are controlled for. >> robert murray is an the calif commerce. he says cal osha just passed new, stricter lead regulations last month that apply to all workplaces, includi

ross and assets will undermine confidence in the your current c, n e u markets. but apparently now joseph or else as well they're, they're back in the plan because it's only the prophets that we're using, but the message and the idea that they're sending through the world is exactly the same. this is again, another message we're hearing from experts. be careful when you're doing things like that. the sure of the global currents, you can actually go further and use its financial power to actively influence international developments. but the spyware must be used wisely. because when, when icing currents may stimulate dimensions of alternatives, and unless i forget that russian courts can always with tally aids, because that's a company that holds the majority of the frozen russian assets, the euro clear in belgium. well, actually, right here in moscow, they have the national securities that add up to 33000000000 euros. so russell could retaliate and then sees their assets. so we'll see how it ends up. and we're still waiting to see whether it was actually finally

with ross thomas, take a look. if you invite ukraine and it already has security guarantees, it would be an invitation to go to war with russia. i doubt that public opinion in most european countries, including poland, is ready for this. now they keep on going back and forth about what they want because they would men's mention that they won't know escalations with bra strong, no escalations when it comes to the conflict. but at the same time, they're sending more weapons to ukraine. and at the same time, the nato secretary general salton bird has mentioned that has a new rain part of nato should become a reality. so i guess we will just have to wait and see how this whole situation will unfold in the overall we see a lot of confusion in the west regarding what be really want someone this one that but whatever. so wait to see whatever the come up with, but everybody wants peace and russia is help with the negotiation like this safe on the spot on my mind each. i thank you so much for your insight here. great. right

bush would have a very different life of ross perot hadn't run. >> jesse: ross perot got secret servicer change of the subject. >> katie: the polling shows actually rfk polls more -- >> jessica: some of it. some of it shows he does hurt trump, as well, there is crossover. i understand. what you are seeing play out and i think it is completely warranted his ptsd from 2016 with jill stein. if you look at the margins in wisconsin and michigan in pennsylvania, hillary clinton -- a number of reasons you end up losing the election. jill stein being in the race is one of them and rfk jr., it's interesting, the other end of this, has this green party history, green agenda history. the accusations about "the new york times," though, are completely unfounded. we talked about this a few times before. democrats do not think "the new york times" is on our side. i can point to a number of stories, hillary clinton, uranium 1, the polling and how they cover it, "the new york times" poll, we did a whole two days of cycle on "the new york times" siena pollg so much better with black americans, gen z vote

, absolutely right, orlango ross, look intellectual sports show, head game on our tv channel, only fors, we are located in a small town in the grodno region called... bridges. welcome. those who had eaten too much could not eat baked fish or fish soup for a long time. they just sat and talked. stolin. since then the name of the city has come. stolin. and we set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century there was a large settlement on this site. and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky and bresko-vilnius. almanskie are truly touristic. izyumenko, the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties, thirty- nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks and highways appeared, trees were planted and new beautiful buildings were built. to show how extraordinarily wonderful our country is. when he moved from one place to another, the horses were unharnessed and transported. the believers themselves, the jews, from one place to another, now, as we we

we had to learn about betsy ross. we had to learn about all of these figures.ds e bound up with particular people wereouhistories. and most importantly, i think this is what philip was emphasizing. they gave us exemplary sort of exemplificatio heroism, of duty, of self-sacrifice, of those who gave great higher than themselves for a cause beyondth. now, how do you square that with a world in which what we are is the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? and that's all we are. if you drop out those figures that teach us about what it is to be committed to and a way ofe beyond oneself and beyond one's own lifetime, then what do you eople like a lot of our countrymen today who are pretty much in it for themselves. so my quibble isn't with the de independence. my quibble is with the way in which it and the principle of america have become detached from some deep subset freedom that teaches us that none of these principles can possibly bring together a people and a nation without some deeper commitments and sense of inheritance that go beyond our own

would see that before or store, as ross perot did, 239 cents back in june.ere is an opening here. is a bit of unconditional speech but his anti- big, and his anti- big government, he's anti- censorship copies anti- big corporation. is for pure environment where maggie had a message, he was delivering it, and now he has potential funding. so, you know, you are going to have to wait and see and stop the sparkler game of who it hurts and who it helps, he's taken roughly equally a little bit more from biden because it widens the horse race, trump -- but that is not necessarily how this is going to play is about to make you got to wait and see. >> martha: will you read about of -- aaron rogers is back -- and knock on the vp campaign trial with rfk jr. gentlemen, thank you very much. and have you today, thank you for weighing in. we appreciate it. >>> and the most abortion case fit the supreme court since the overturning of rule be weighed, justices are weighing in on whether to rollback the access pills that terminate pregnancies. interconnected to this case whic

ross had 12 points off the bench. marquette up 77-76.ek, round to lampkin and scores, making it a three-point game. golden eagles hang on, 81-77. colorado's loss will leave arizona as the lone pac-12 school left in the tournament. marquette going to their first sweet 16 since 2013. breaks my heart the pac-12 coming to an end here at maples pavilion tonight. the final game stanford will play as a pac-12 school before heading to the acc next season. >>> all right, thank you, sir. we'll be right back. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. >>> curiosity may have killed the cat, but did not kill the lab. the yellow lab got their head stuck in a tire. this is in new jersey. the volunteer fire department tried everything they could think of

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if you look forward, there's a lot of potential for ross to keep going and with the margins that they have and the outlook that they have, it's a good combo. >> all right. buy number two is target. negative in the past year, but coming off six straight positive weeks. barclays is seeing strong margin momentum and it's concerned about the cadence of discretionary spending and maybe no surprise there. gina, why upside from here? >> yeah. that's the challenge is -- is that sort of negative outlook or what i call headwinds to consumer spending. things like higher interest rates, big credit card debt, you know, student payments starting up again and student loan payments and all of those things will be negative. however, you are seeing some margin expansion that's set to -- to be seen at target. this is one that lido advisers has owned for a while and we are betting that cost-conscious consumers will go to target and that they will be able to make their margin on those sales. >> all right. by the way, more to that story and you don't want to miss an exclusive interview with cnbc brian corn

the wind energy division of ross out them has develop domestic technologies since 2020 and since then has mastered this technology as we manage our own supply chain and manufacturer. our own equipment was awesome is also expanded into robotics. someone's eyes ation, transportation, and move new medicine. is it now the revolution refilled with great advances in diagnosis and cancer treatment being made? i'm astonished with the look i mentioned it was really and i would like to share of all those as as of size. so to be able to help my patients out there we are in for right now in the project or for install a building, a new is on college where the new formats and we'll share a lot of space, much, much more than it's ever shift. you have a right now 25, i think is a tops. then you're working on the new 5, a 3 think the breast cancer with the is ups. it was science fiction, 10 years ago. so russia, for my opinion is already in the 2nd century. you know, and we wants to be, at least near, even in these uncertain times. thousands of delegates and delegations of $75.00 countries have come.

it happened just before 5 this morning at a home along lee avenue near ross avenue. police say guilt urges relative said he was under the influence of alcohol and pills and was exhibiting suicidal behavior while holding a gun. officers say they tried to negotiate with him but he fired at them prompting 2 officers to return fire. no one was hurt. no, the officers were hurt. assistant chief paul joseph credited the officer's training and a bit of luck. >> person that is not mentally stable, armed with a firearm in a public location is a very, very dangerous situation. and we're fortunate that in this case nobody was hurt. san jose police shared this picture. >> of the gun. they say he was holding the man. police say killed ridge had 6 handguns registered to him. >> it was a wet and windy start to the easter weekend. the storm earlier today packing a punch. it all started out light but then picked up shortly after 01:00pm this afternoon. heavy downpour slamming the region. some folks still got out and about though, in half moon bay saying they actually didn't mind this

at ross, the health and safety of our customers and associates is of the utmost importance.ur products are notúin compliance, we investigate and takec prompt action. in oakland, janat& katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news today, labor group held a memorial marking the fourth anniversary of covid shutdowns. >> national group the event thi& silence for the. they say that while some people had the luxury of working remotely, restaurant essential workers and stayed on the job. participants shared stories of friends who died during the pandemic. >> he was always just so excited about what life had brought to him that year. he had been fighting to, he get married to his partner. they were moving in together was going to be able to go back to see hist& family in mexico. sadly, the pandemic hit and he go back. >> a south bayc said he supporte federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. it's currently at $7.25. have higher minimums.g ours,t- >> well, to southern california in los angeles, dozens of driverless vehicles will be available forúselect members of spthe public who sign up for it. the dri

the wind energy division of ross out them has develop domestic technologies since 2020 and since then has mastered this technology as we manage our own supply chains and manufacturer. our own equipment. last, last of them is also expanded into robotics when someone's eyes ation, transportation, and nuclear medicine. is it not the revolution refilled with great advances in diagnosis and cancer treatment being made? i'm astonished just with the color mentioned. it was really and i would like to have all those, it's upside sort of be up to help my patients out there we are in for right now in the project of i saw a building i knew is on college where the new car meant to have a lot of space much, much more than it's ever shift you have right now. 25, i think is a tops. then you're working on the new 5, a 3 think the breast cancer with the ease of it was a science fiction 10 years ago. so russia for, um, my opinion is already in the 2nd century, you know, and we wants to be at least near, even in these uncertain times. thousands of delegates and delegations with $75.00 countries of come f

but you see the energy of the use that expressed in when they were attempting ross, the russia. yes, it tells you means russia, it means that the cube here, the found friendship on the phone freshman is the way from all of the politics of the world. and so on, and a lot of friendship has been consummated. that's really amazing. i. uh, correspondence we remember we've been covering the event from day one of the event on up until now it is wrapping up. so we have time to speak with people from many countries that get out there. it's really been an interesting time. russia has given tentative approval to a new agreement on military partnership with the democratic republic of the congo. that's the next terry we're bringing and the plans for c joins training of troops and other personnel as well as engineering and technical support at the dropped as yet to be agreed by the d r. c. government being, while the leader of the nearby african nation of rwanda is lashed out as americans on, listed 5 to criticize him for supposedly being in power for too long. president popular gotten a who

they are seeking to achieve that even before any investigations have been gone west and officials ross to claim that ukraine had nothing to do, would be a tax, a slattery, who in his already trying to link this to you grain and say that the printer's responsible just so you guys have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that i c k is actually on by all accounts responsible for what happens the talking about ukrainian involvement. how much should we believe them? but i think we have very little confidence in and the thing the russian government says there is absolutely no evidence that the government of ukraine had anything to do with this attack on that one more comfortable. and they were obviously concerned by the attempts of the russian regime and must go to try to find the connection between this attack and ukraine. we rejects this attempt, there's nothing to indicate to prove that ukraine has been connected with this attack on poles. and while west and that does apparently covering for ukraine, that inste

what and sarah isn't. feels like, you know more about scary isn't than anyone else in our boards or ross was feeling use the extra. is it all those responsibility on the finest over the last couple of days, at least this is severely as were wounded by you creating an artillery showing here in the next group. public. private interest self serve was a disorder as well. that terrorism that began 7 years ago continues to this day, despite old, as of the people here morning for the victims of moscow, vermont call for a marty. the next group of horses have recovered a 137 bodies from the sight of the of time 3 of those who lost their lives with children. as the scale of the assumption is clear to see here this ariel for this building that's home to the quickest city cause that whole has been completely destroyed, can see where the roof of collapse, forbidding the button type remains inside. i'd say is moving is closer to a fall this before a super bad to boil the heavy pump the survey, the same under any other circumstances. this would be a very exciting and interesting opportunity to but of c

system it is flag is raise the nato headquarters in brussels. jen spoken about claims ross as president loving and clinton has failed in utrecht. also coming up, we go inside the ukranian hospital top they said 5 or factory by doctors saving the lives of home. this front lunch for us, little to celebrate full palestinians, beginning the muslim holy month of ramadan to the basic necessities, out of reach full many, some of the great and the good of holiday was hit. the red carpet was the biggest, not a figure in shelves. christopher no one on the bus to open the sweeps. the major awards at the oscar scooping best fiction. best director of this. the gulf is welcome to the program. the swedish flag is now flying at nato headquarters in brussels. a rainy sermon, a has full many welcome, still called into the alliance as it's 30 seconds. so you can apply to joy enough to rush us invasion of ukraine in february 2022. late to the secretary general and sofa back says the alliance is now stronger than if when pressed on tooth and launched his full scaling nation 2 years ago. he won't the less na

worked on published any issues with you and agencies and joining us from the gun we in wales is con ross from the u. k . diplomats of the u. n. he's currently working on the upcoming un summit of the future. gentleman, welcome to you. well, richard, let's start with you. is the un security council fit for purpose? in 2024. what was the thinking back in 1945, but it was decided to have these 5 permanent seats on the council. and to what extent just the one guys are now forcing the security council to run up against it's, it's do political limitations as well. the security council has never truly fulfilled its original purpose. it was meant to be a global policing agency and the us associates and partition the permanent members were meant to be the 5 policeman who would hold crises in check and avoid a return to major power war. ever since the 19 forty's, the council has failed to live up to that vision because of the tensions between the big powers. that was a period of to 1989 when cooperation improved considerably, but the council still fails overland to and over 1000. yeah. and i think

yes, ross, we have spoken before. thanks for correcting me. it's good to see. thank you, ross. yeah. all right. turkey goes to the poles on sunday in nationwide local elections that are being seen as a test of national political sentiment. president richard, probably a better one is seeking to recapture the economic powerhouse of stem ball, which is just as in development party last 5 years ago. to the opposition there is an old saying and talk is politics. who wins a stumble, wins talking. the country's largest city and commercial heart is home to nearly 16000000 people about a face of photography electorate. 5 years ago, presidents rigid times add one into zooming is allow me conservative ac last eastern boots of your position. now they want to say good, we will work hard, day and night. and god, willing on april 1st. december will be reunited with its owners. our goal is to add one isn't even running into selection, but you wouldn't knew it. listening to his support as i am would try a better one until i die, god willing, we will win the leader of the entire world. he stands