russ was born in park ridge, illinois, and was the son of the late russ and helen peterson, devoted husband to his wife, and loving father and grandfather. russ was known for his good sense of humor, his love for life and contagious laughter among friends. russ earned his bachelor's degree from depaul university in green castle, indiana, and went to work with all state insurance. he retired as a regional vice president after more than 35 years of service. russ was heavily involved in the betterment of his community, serving as president of the landings association. russ also served on the board of marshes of an island, st. joseph's hospital foundation board, the chat ham -- chaght am leadership board and the american cancer society. he played a major role in the building of the beautiful bridge and started a park and support group that continues to benefit people today. he was also very involved in the republican club. a loving father and husband, outdoorsman, community advocate and agent of change, russ will be dearly missed. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time.

russ: we are not that bearish. you can have more economic downside. this is not going to be the 2010 market turnaround where you have one day and then you can declare the bottom. having said that, we have to take into account what already happened. the evaluations are down 30% to 40%. we are debating recession, it is also worth debating if you have a recession how severe it is because that will determine the path of earnings. even if you were to get a recession, it is likely to be a mild one. the earnings are not as severe as summer discounting which means the 3000 call is too aggressive. tom: thank you so much. really good to hear from him and the broader allocation strategy at blackrock. lisa, we have the surveillance will the decks out and said has gray hair and remembers inflation. there are not many cards in the rolex -- in the rolodex. lisa: we get out in the to edgar if he is listening. tom: he is a giant. express inflation in the abramowitz house? i will express it in the bill i got from levi store and 501 genes. what was the story in the abra

we have the former white house budget director russ vought. russ, this is getting crazy, isn't it? different things are fueling it from everything like covid and different supply shocks occurring as a result. the fact we have shortages on chips. there are a lot of things fueling this. i don't think there is any end in sight but certainly something i think consumers are taking into account particularly with inflation the decision to go ahead and spend where they can as opposed to sitting, looking at their savings account look less and less on ongoing basis. neil: russ, the president was saying today speaking to a union-friendly audience, underlying economy, jobs are strong, balance sheets for americans are looking pretty good. we're averaging 400,000, 390,000 jobs latest month, that is the wind at our back but even if that were the case down that force the federal reserve to get even more involved in raising rates and maybe aggressively so, maybe 3/4 of a point as soon as tomorrow? >> yeah. i think they're starting to indicate that's where they might go. unfortunately i don't think

joining me now is russ mould, investment director, aj bell. good morning.due out will tell us how things have been in the month of april, what are we expecting? month of april, what are we meeting?— expecting? economists are lookinu expecting? economists are looking for _ expecting? economists are looking for small _ expecting? economists are l looking for small bounceback there was a dip and march an unexpected dip in march and was revised down to beef, economists looking for small improvement in april, month on month in the year—on—year growth numbers should still not quite decent because we were still in partial lockdowns in england through tojuly last year. england through to july last ear. ., ., , year. so that would be the statistics _ year. so that would be the statistics coming - year. so that would be the statistics coming out - year. so that would be the statistics coming out at. year. so that would be the i statistics coming out at seven o'clock this morning, in terms of the outlook, there is a lot of the outlook, there is a lot of negativity out

while mikhail critique in, in all industry, analyst and co founder of rows of the russ energy consulting agency, told us about possible consequences of the latest round of u sanctions. broken oil production is already decreasing and just recently there was a session or loss alliance. and this alliance has allowed russia to produce more oils in the, in the previous months. but russia cannot produce as much oil as this agreement. let's, the country took great use and oil production on the ice is already falling. and by the end of this year, i expect that it will fall 20 or even saw to percent. it's a devastating blow to the resin oil industry until the russian economy. i do not expect to china or india to be able to replace the european market. the transportation, the roads to china, our fuel to capacity entered in. so maybe a couple of tankers which will go from the baltic sea to china all the way around the globe. i think it does not enough to replace the european market and india to, oh, there is a very acute competition between the occasional russian oil deliveries by then and there ar

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comparatively moving on. 4 lines of this is the region where ukraine has been defending itself against russ proxy for 8 years and where the defenses are the, the best developed and the strongest. and we've seen extraordinarily heavy fighting around several of the network in recent days. we heard from zelinski today that ukrainian losses are at about a 100 soldiers a day with about $4500.00 additional casualties in terms of wounded, heavily, severely wounded. so these are very, very significant losses. and right now ukraine doesn't have the heavy weapons systems and doesn't have the ammunitions to, to really use the mean if they did have them to really go back into a kind of full count attack in those areas. and as basic now playing for time, the hope that those western spies will turn up faster than has been feared him. that is deed of use near conley reporting from cave will the e. u has agreed not to sanction the head of the russian orthodox church after protests from member state hungry. it's one of several concessions made to budapest, as the block seeks to impose a 6th round of sanctio

so this is the region where ukraine has been defending itself against russ proxy for 8 years. and where the defenses are the, the best developed and the strongest. and we've seen so ordinarily, heavy fighting around several dozen ask in recent days we heard from zalinski today that ukrainian losses are at about a 100 soldiers a day with about $4500.00 additional casualty in terms of wounded, heavily, severely wounded. so these are very, very significant losses. and right now ukraine doesn't have the heavy weapons systems and doesn't have ammunitions to totally use them even if they did have them to really go back into a kind of full count attack in those areas. and as basic now playing for time, the hope that those western spies will turn up or faster than has been feared him. in addition to the casualties on the battlefield, on one of the biggest consequences of this war is the deepening global food crisis, or as millions of tons of grain are stuck in ukraine waiting export. to day, the russian defense ministry has said that ships that are carrying grain will have safe passag

but this is for those who want to figure it out that there will be few russ, we urge russia to stop playingorld hunger and all she needs to do is stop the blockade of ukrainian ports, the most ambitious task ahead of us. this is the first approach to the seventh package of anti-russian sanctions. whether this weight will be taken is not clear, because everything they could have already come up with the next steps in the same direction, or will undermine the confidence in the western institutions themselves, currencies and securities. either immediately hit the european union, although some of its representatives, this did not stop evkos nitti containers. of course, we should work on the seventh package of sanctions and it should also include energy, which will have a positive impact on the diversification of fossil fuel sources in the eu . and this is confirmed by an article in the journal foren policy, exposing the secret eastern policy, chancellor schulz on the eve of the summit, the publication can be seen as a kind of danos. the fact that berlin is full of rumours, and secret talks with

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that to, with the outreach dates were here, who didn't vote in favor of the un resolution against a russ is attack on ukraine, notably india, cynical, south africa here. and there was no mention of ukraine, russia in there, but there was talk of the right to defend it piece. and that that piece would be defended. and a vast changes in the multilateral order there if recently that was somewhat coded language it for ukraine. and so a. 1 for pledge in that statement is expected, and of course it was plenty of symbolism here having 2 hours earmarked for low to mid lensky loan. that's as much time as they all took to discuss at the global economy. archie, political editor, mikayla cooper. they're reporting from the g 7 summit. thank you. and we'll of course, bring you the closing statement from durham, charles, all of sholtes from the g 7 in about one hour live here on dw news with terry mot. do several leaders have condemned russia for carrying out a missile strike on a busy shopping mall and central ukraine calling. we attacked a war crime, at least 18 people were killed on monday. when mis

appears to dismiss hopes, especially among some european states that ukraine would seek talks with russ. it's all for now. um nick spicer, thanks for watching. ah ha, we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship and then we're all live as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to.

record strike of pilots, long hours of waiting in endless lines, like here in russ charles de a goll or a suitcase lost among a million others in an outdated british airport about an outdated british airport is, of course, a tribute to the old sympathy of two peoples separated by the lanches. in fact mountains of suitcases have been seen since last week in a very modern london heathrow terminal. warehouse of unsent items. explained by the fact that the lintoprotyazhny mechanism broke down. british airways ground staff strike is looming ahead. it will come in early july, exactly at the time of the influx of passengers with children. yes it will cause devastating disruption and lady and companions and i sincerely regret any hardship this will cause for hardworking families, but my colleagues. they just want a decent standard of living, chaos is everywhere, these are endless lines at the stockholm airport for passengers. it is now officially recommended to come here 5 hours before departure, nor is the best picture in düsseldorf german flight cancellation crowds at check-in counters. i

the russ capital building, the aides said trump knew protesters were armed and tried to seize control of a vehicle to drive to the capitol himself. she was speaking of ongoing hearings into the events of january 6th last year and had raised her right in. having previously sought for fall close dog depositions or bid form, a white house aide was about to throw political grenade into the select committee investigating donald trump's role in the storming of the u. s. capital may be seated. cassidy hutchinson told the hearing. white house officials had been warned about potential violence and that donald trump was aware riots as were armed. when we arrived in washington, d. c, is hutchinson. is it your understanding that mister or nato told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6? as a miss renate relate to me? what followed was an excoriating account of an enraged president. on the day of the capital siege. the president says in the fact of, i'm yanking president, kicking up to the capital now the present reached up towards the front of the vehicle to crab ac

the russ, i got the hydro power plants on the lake supply a large part of the region. they cannot all be dismantled enough. zach, now we're not saying everything has to be dismantled, but we're in a climate crisis and we need sustainable energy resources and not renewable energy sources with a sustained destruction of habitat, a human. we have to integrate this protection if we make use of flowing waters, that protection has to be integrated for. that's not the case on the lesson degree of sun. but what has to happen to improve the rivers situated? hm. okay. it isn't the only stuff. it all, not up to us to say what the solution is. we move, we present ideas, visions and proposals, and on to for slee again, we'd like the government to support us in developing a plan for the future. see, i'm so comfortable on. and because i couldn't to plan for the future, could you give an example? wasn't concrete, enforce vega, i looked much food at all, for example, reintegrate streams as a natural, reintroduce natural flood protection. oh and you know, with a maximum water level. so

appears to dismiss hopes, especially among some european states that ukraine would seek talks with russ. it's all for now. i'm nick spicer. thanks for watching. ah. we're all set to go on field. yes. citizenship a man. we're all in as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, policeman follow with w. fire made for mines. oh, here in ne england, the fishing industry overwhelmingly supported breaks it. fishermen were keen to take back control of u. k. waters and become independent of brussels. almost 70 percent of voters in the region wanted britain to leave the e. u. but now that's happened, they feel let down. i almost feel embarrassed. i bolted out. i wish i could stand by the blow the way the from was does the sound of the overly where soft now? we have the whistle, some people but a ah, grimsby a port town by the north sea. yeah. oh good. so 10 minutes away. i to rush daren kenyon is one of grims these last working fishermen. while he waits for one of his fishing boats to return to shore. he's repairing his lobster pots. he's been working since

movement on foot length of the this is the region where ukraine has been defending itself against russ proxy for 8 years and where the defenses are the best developed and the strongest. and we've seen extraordinarily heavy fighting around several dozen ask in recent days we heard from zelinski today that ukrainian losses are at about a 100 soldiers a day with about $4500.00 additional casualties in terms of wounded, heavily, severely wounded. so these are very, very significant losses. and right now ukraine doesn't have the heavy weapons systems and doesn't have the ammunitions to, to really use them even if they did have them to really go back into a kind of full count attack in those areas. and as basic now playing for time, the hope that those western spies will turn up her faster than has been feared him and ration airstrikes and shelling, have reduced ukrainian houses. hospitals, even whole cities, to rabble, amid the immense suffering and continuation of the war plans are also already taking place to rebuild the country. big name architects have even offered to help reveal how ke

and especially when it comes to south of russ lafond to d in lancey, all it is coastline has been developing really quickly with the pearl and the sale . and all this project on the coast, that's a big parameter casa coastal development is actually an affecting the habitat. the fishing is certainly an impact that's a lot more fishing now than it was. i'm letting you see a lot of net snare washed up on structures. no beaches, we didn't used to have that in the old days. good. i was getting at the moment. you also work with the oil and gas industry. i just want to get a sense of like in terms of compensation is there are, there are laws in place that try and compensate for what's being damage or how, how does that work? and the ministry of environment is actually quite strong. and can i can, i can say from working in other places of the world, especially in the notion that cattle, it's got quite a good management for the marine environment with lowes and practice all proved to be efficient. so for example, when the nolan gas company is doing a new project that will probably have an impact on t

after that thanks watching f ah al jazeera with every oh as russ's war on you, crazy continues neighboring. moldova is looking anxiously over the border for no fighting you still some distance away, but with a pro kremlin separatist enclave already on its eastern flank, moldova remains vulnerable. lab who to g, you over to a, breaking up on the territory and influence. we frame to find out why ah, while ukraine has been experiencing the full horrors of a russian invasion, the neighboring republic of old deva has looked on in trepidation over at balboa court mandolin. it is a real of interest to fresh and federation. i can not neglect the military. it is also a former savior republic, which russia wants to keep in its span of influence. ah, russia never stopped the town to interfere on internal police. it's why many mill david said they may be next on vladimir putin, the target list if you ask, if people are afraid, are they allowed? yes, of course, an impediment in the left. ah, this is a country with a troubled past 30 years ago. as the soviet union began to disintegrate, more dave, it wa

as russ is war on, you craig continues laboring. moldova is looking anxiously over the border for now fighting you still some distance away. but with a pro kremlin separatist enclave already on its eastern flank, bowled over remains vulnerable as loudly who to g. you don't have to and that visioning up on the territory and evidence we've been to find out why ah, well ukraine has been experiencing the full horrors of a russian invasion and the neighboring republic a full day that has looked on in trepidation over at balboa court moldova, it is a real feature is the fresh and fidel ation. i can not neglect the military service . it is also a former savior republic which russia wants to keep in its sphere of influence. gresham never stopped. ah, it's at times to interfere mold of on a towel police. it's why many mil david's fear they may be next on vladimir putin's target list. if you ask, if people are afraid, are they on my ladder? yes, of course an impediment and de la. ah, this is a country with a troubled past 30 years ago, as the soviet union began to disintegrate. mold dave, it wa

a's up. 41 and russ dances around second with a 3 rbi double bottom of the 4th, juan carlos stanton. saw that homer live. he caught that one really good stanton's 18th home run of the season. it is 5 to 2 a's next inning. aaron judge, probably your mvp favorite. that was off the glove of address. ruled a hit. a run comes into score 5 to 3 in right now. that's the score in the 7th inning. hopefully to aids can hang on against the best team in baseball. mlb all-star voting is out for position players and the giants is joc. peterson is right in the mix to be a starter. he is 3rd right now among national league outfielders with which would make him the final starter. he has a little more than 1 million votes. the dodgers mookie betts and the braves is ronald acuna junior. other 2 and-oh outfielders. they also lead the league in votes with more than 2 million each. as i mentioned earlier in the sports cast them meld mvp favorite aaron judge. he's in or cow native, by the way, from linden. he leads all of baseball with almost 2 and a half million votes so far, no a's lee voting positions r

many of the books from the best selling series were written in my old home, tired ed of russ scotland. so what better way to celebrate the anniversary and with a tour of the magical city. let see if i would make a good witch to. 2 ah, have you ever wondered what the inspiration was for hogwarts castle or die gone ali or where a lord voldemort final resting place is? well, you've come to the right place. i'm going to take you on a tour of everything. harry potter related right here in edinburgh, scotland, the 1st place of high for j. k. rowling. lived in edinburgh for many years. the british author took a lot of inspiration from the city when she wrote many of the harry potter book series here. edinburgh is an absolute must visit for any wizard in funds and has become somewhat of a pilgrimage site for those who grew up reading about harry's world of witchcraft and wizardry. i read the bricks more times than i care to admit, and i grew up here. so trust me, i know what i'm talking about. let's get started. first on the list is gray friars courtyard. at 1st glance, this may just seem lik

a russ chatting, 200 feet with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge as to why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah ah. ah, this is dw news to live from berkeley in dozens of worship is killed in nigeria. gone, men open fire in a crowded church in dawn, a rare attack in the southwest and.

booster, its defence of eastern regions around 95 percent of ukraine's la hunts region is now under russ.

so did you did the what security guarantees ukraine can expect from g 7 countries and russ in foreign minister lab rav announced that he will attend the meeting of 20 coming up and indonesia. so we'll germany, will the d 7 attend? that meeting says here, one thing is clear, i should want to do what we want to achieve. we want ukraine to be able to defend his sovereignty and independence and as future as the democracy. and this will also mean that ukraine also has to be in a position to have his strong defense. and that is why i'm coming back to this means that guarantees that we've agreed on to make sure that this works. we have been discussing this for a long time with ukraine and others as well. we went into more detail on that here, but that is something which has not been which is so specific to be able to discuss it today. and that is, why is it none? the less one thing is clear, we want to make one from possible what we can offer and we want to help them to have a safe future. but right now, the next task is 1st to see to it that this more comes to an end, and that russia withdr

its resolute support, and johnson offered to launch a major training program for ukrainian soldiers. russ, as president, has criticized the you and the u. s. for their sanctions against moscow, vladimir putin made the comments at russia's flagship economic conference in st. petersburg museum. yep. hospital, bill dune. the sanctions are crazy and i would say reckless the quantity and the speed at which they were signed off was unprecedented. the west's plan was plain to see, to hurriedly and forcefully crushed the russian economy by destroying business chains in forcing the recall of western companies from the russian market. freezing russian assets hitting the russian industry, finance peoples quality of life. but they failed. or one does foreign minister is calling for a d escalation intention along the border with the democratic republic of congo. it's after a congo li soldier was killed in an exchange of fire at the frontier. tension has been rising between the neighbors who had a strained relationship for decades. alexey o'brien reports, ah, angry crowds in democratic republic of cong

busy the ukraine conflict, there has been an explosion of an oil refinery in the russ stuff region of russia. after a drone was apparently flown into it. the moment was caught on camera on the circulating on to be delivered to the regional emergency services said nobody was injured, found the fire has since been extinguished. reports also suggest there were 2 strows involved, both ukrainian law. russia claims up to 500 ukranian soldiers have been killed in a strike on a shipyard near the city of nikolai, of military equipment was destroyed as well. the defense ministry claims key of forces are suffering heavy losses and that one battalion reportedly fled without orders having lost more than half its troops. and fighting continues in the city on sir. rude, danielle, it's in the lou gant's republic bottles. there have been raging since early march. the local authorities say the city was shell from the direction of the adult chemical plumps where ukrainian fighters are located. clashes continue made on going if occupations of the factory 30 civilians reportedly fled from there during the

able to apply for russian citizenship in a fast track procedure. ukraine has condemned the move as russ, if occasion. moscow has introduced his currency, the rubel, and his education curriculum. 2 areas of ukraine is governing lisa harsh cover fled co son in april. she says there's little support among residency, give out their ukrainian identity. nobody wants to get to ash bus for just the day. yet. 2224. air people eat just hook or a taurus and i'm there it was in that use all that i saw this and nobody want yet. and russian sports. no, i don't know why no answer to that your can't pick up your pension or wages as a post office or in the bank. course, there's no internet connection at all in the city or the region, and you can out the door cash there also, are they trying to persuade people to get rational and like that nobody was wired to your school? still head on al jazeera, ah, tentative forces are accused of trying to force messiah people out of their land to make way for gain power, and pain at the palm. the gas prices in the us top, $5.00 for the 1st time ever. ah oh well copie

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moscow says the step is a response to what it calls bias reporting on the war in ukraine, and fueling russ a phobia. in british society you're watching the w news still to come with a controversial kiss and the new movie about buzz lightyear has got the film board from more than a dozen countries will get more on why they've taken against one of pixar is biggest money maker work will ukraine is also facing the challenge of d mining large areas of land and it's sad to receive some help from the world's top mind clearing experts, columbia's military build up its expertise after more than 60 years fighting gorilla groups. t w's. johan ramirez, med soldiers. will soon travel to europe to lend ukraine some of their no how the 2nd lieutenant had gone saw the love. this is getting ready for a new training session. he's an instructor at the international dominion center, a colombian army institution that provides training for national and foreign troops, including explosive devices. according to the u. n. columbia has the 2nd highest numbering land mines victims in the world. this is the result of

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there has been an explosion and an oil refinery in the russ stuff region of russia after a drone was apparently flown into it. at the moment was caught on camera on the circulating online. the utility of the regional emergency services said nobody was injured. done, the fire has already been extinguished. reports also suggests they were to drones. ukrainian. well, russia claims up to 500 ukrainian soldiers humping. killed in a strike on a shipyard near the city of nikolai, of military equipment was destroyed as well. the defense ministry claims key of forces are suffering heavy losses on that one battalion reportedly fled without orders having lost more than half its troops and fighting continues in the city of she ever done yet. can the lu ganske republic bottles have been raging there since early march? local authorities say this city was shell from the direction of the adult chemical plant where ukrainian fighters are located. clashes continue amid ongoing. if i q ations of the factory. 30 civilians reportedly fled from there during the day, while the mining operations are ongoing

moscow says the staff is a response to what it calls bias reporting on the war in ukraine, and fueling russ a phobia. in british society you're watching d. w. news still to come a controversial kiss in the new movie about buzz. my dear has got the film barred from more than a dozen countries with more on why they've taken against one of pixar is biggest money makers. more clear to southern europe now. and spain is facing unusually hot temperatures for early june, with mercury rising. well over 40 degrees celsius and some places, authorities are warning of a risk of wildfires. scientists say climate change is making heat waves more frequent and more intense. the last time it got this hot, this early in the year in spain was in 1981. here in madrid, in the mid day heat temps are soaring, and those who are out, i'm looking for ways to stay cool. some are soaking up the full force of the heat wave, but spain's national weather agency warns conditions could feel even more extreme with sand and dust from the sahara desert being carried north into europe. a spokesperson for the weather agency says

bermonte leads, lot of people that came from italy, from spain, from japan, from germany, and even on russ. i remember being in the brazilians antello, specifically and meeting a lot of fashion immigrants. so you indeed have had a lot of our belittle cultural inference from all around the world. and you said before that, or perhaps this is one of the factors that allows you now to try to maintain your strategic neutrality for the sake of your own economic and perhaps social interest . but i wonder how challenging it is, because we know from other countries that the united states has put a lot of pressure on to other capitals to make them take what they call them. more principles or rather in real terms, they're more prov western physician. well, i like to compare brazil and even south america to triangle issue shoe, look at the map, you'll see that it's more or less a triangle and where you have that, the sizes of the triangle, you have the pacific ocean, the atlantic ocean and north america dead sir, implies that south america has sir, at least sir oppertunity and opportunity to glee with

maybe till october, when the autumn rains turned turned, they saw until the last see of dirt, the russ booted sir, and the fighting is going to will, if not end, it's going to waste a become more over positions will be more stable and it's clear that the ukrainians hoped that in august september they could turn the tables and have a strategic initiative and maybe go against the russians in advance of the russians . believe that they have the capability to grind down the ukrainians. so that's will be decided actually the battlefield full has the initiative who has the upper hand. and then that will be translated somehow into a negotiating a settlement, maybe by a new year maybe next year. all right, teresa, i'll give you the last word. once we get to a point where the war is settled or resolved, what will be the future relationship of all these countries that have supported ukraine with russia. once in a very intricate tapestry of interest, and i think that europe, especially poland, has really risen to this challenge. they have been such a huge advocate for ukraine. so the fact that uk

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