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that's according to a preliminary reading or a my colleague, cassandra sant joins meat now in studio. for more. cassandra, there's been a lot of concern about high energy prices, drip by high gas prices recent months. what is this new plan do for us? the thing the 2nd for me is steven was that this 200000000000 year old package is being funded by the same economic stabilizing fund that berlin used during the crone of ours pandemic, and the global financial crisis. so that was a big headline for me in terms of how seriously the german monet, big money, and a big powerful tool used to fund it. but what the plan means concretely, there's some details in here that are interesting in terms of diversifying energy use to nuclear power plants or their usage is going to be extended through the next next spring, spring 2023. there's also an investment for liquefied natural gas terminals and more investment in renewable energy. and the sales tax for gas sales is going to be reduced. but the thing here that we, that average every day germans are going to be looking at is this cap. the cap right n

up to day and to blame garbage or for everything are we talked to moscow, vice 9 people out of 10 sant he caused to the disintegration of their once. your great and beautiful country is javier t union. there is a lot of nostalgia for the good old days. and of course, a lot of frustration about the 1st years after the collapse of the soviet union, which were very difficult. and you see the kremlin and also russian president vladimir putin reaction to college of state wooten paid tribute to gorbachev through a he scrambling spokesman pis scoff, saying he was a great statesman. ah, he expressed his convalescence to the family today. however, putin, your sad into will not be attending the ceremony because of scheduling reasons, at least that's what the kremlin says. and it is, of course, ah const. because that putin who will not be present to there to day, ah, it's relationship between the 2 was difficult. actually. gorbachev supported put ins, policy special towards ukraine. garbage have said to the next station of crimea was justified. at the same time, he must have been increasingly fru

in as sante tourist hotspot an hour from the capital city, people were looking forward to the bid con project, expecting visitors to pay for their coffee using crypto easy. i run to get done, and we thought they would all come to be part of a big con, revolution. turns out the revolution never started. hotel owners were early adopters, have become weary as bitcoin value dropped, the live boy fussing thinking, oh, it's not easy to understand bitcoin, i think there's potential and long term investment. but that would be my personal risk as an entrepreneur, if it me reaction the can 2nd go lot president for kayla has invested public funds and bitcoin and it's unclear how much were the laser sweets gives some hints, economists, ricardo castaneda puts his estimated $225000000.00 and expect a loss of $60000000.00. hey, cool. so suppose the young that money could have gone into education or into feeding people less half of the population doesn't have enough to each other and say, what do you have any min? 30 monica diaz had invested $20.00 in bid khan, and lost half of that. like most people

under one inch of rain so far in sant. santa rosa. > >> neighbors coming together to deal with the huge problem in o. in oakland. they are fed up with up with illegal dumping. > >> it is frustrating by the dum. the dumping. >> it keeps coming back. >> reporter: we met her and another local ina neighborhood in east oakland. how dumping is causing a health and safety crisis. >> other locals will meet with d leaders to ask them to call for a state of emergency along withe strategy to deal with the trash and cars. >> how do we rectify the issue. >> you wouldn't see this arounde temple are in rockridge or in mr in montclair. you don't see it n those neighborhoods. it is tolerated here. >> it ramped up about five year. years ago. >> why do we walk by. >> this also happens to be where the majority the majority of the. >> reporter: she hopes for unity, involving a problem plaguing neighborhoods. >> reporter: organizers are hoping more than 200 people will people will show up to this meeting about illegal dumping. it is happening o

as for the visitors, they have cds with chopin's music and books by sant in the same very good demand. they even come at the same price as tourists buy plaster busts of the composer. bust, george, we could not find chopin's melancholy music hovers over the leaders of the city, where a variety of things took place and continue to take place lavstories, and maul comes from the caribbean. he says that in his heart he is a real spaniard just now, and well done was read by a legal marriage with a local resident by force, the newlyweds are going to spend their honeymoon in paris and then they want to settle here in the city of chopin in love by the way, the stars of the american dream factory, for example, an expert on basic instinct michael douglas also often rest in eldomos, his passionate partner in the famous film emancipe, sharon stone, has not yet been seen here, but whatever you say about eldomossa, a bohemian place. the matter of marriage will be called to me. this idea enters deeper and deeper into the consciousness of the broad masses of the people. many live in a civil marriage,

. >> temperatures still in the 9s still in the 90s or at 100 degrs 100 degrees. 97 degrees in sant. that is 18 degrees below where you topped out today. this afternoon, up to 115 degrees ina rosa. san jose still at 100 deg. still at 100 degrees. 109 woulde the all-time record for san jose jose if the number is verified. we should here in the next two s or so. temperatures inland and the east bay, still 106 in concord, 1 to 12 degrees in their field. excessive heat warning for most of the bay area, including the san franciso bay sure. the excessive heat wag continues for in one to the bay area through thursday. i think it will have to be extended through friday because he triplt friday because he triple-digit afternoon heat will continue toe work week. temperatures are starting to back down at the coast, at least some good news. still very warm outside. high ts tomorrow. the good news is, they they are not going to be as hot, hot, but still 10 to 20 degrees above average. dangerously hot territory where the temperatureo top 100 degrees. gem's are going going to spike again on thursda

government policies as enemies and extremists, slings to moscow household check prominence to describe sante government protest is in his country. the protest in went to law square was called by forces that are pro russian, hold extreme positions and are against the interests of the czech republic. it is clear that russian propaganda and his information campaigns are present on our territory and that some people are listening to them. another demonstration in germany has also spoke talk of a russian conspiracy. thousands of protested officials to put the needs of the people ahead of support for the conflict in ukraine opposing government policy made a deepening energy prices for labeling of government critic. his enemies has reached the italy as well. former italian prominence imitators. salvia meta tags by saying for, say in europe has made a bad calculation by imposing sanctions on russia. italy is current for i'm going to condemn to him claiming salvage any is doing a favor to russia. journalist on electra and political science don't laughlin say such an attitude one's counsellor to europ

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clark, sant strategic response. yet to have you and i ye show, so good to have you. in this particular discussion, welcome to the stream. likewise, hi, i'm a you sharika, i'm a climate and human rights advocate, animal research scholar at the new school. so get to have you. so i am thinking about the pressing needs right now. and the best way to sum up the pressing these are really to be on the ground to be amongst the people and see the people i want to show you a little clip from some reporting that saying has just been doing saying it is of a woman who is trying to get some food. she has a family to feed. we'll hear more about him just the moment and then i'm going to ask you, what is going to happen to her? let's have a look at the clip festival. oh . 6 this is the face of hunger initiative to describe what is happening here as desperation. trivializes the extent of the suffering he spoke to for his i know she was headed into the fray. she says she had no choice. you know, when you're gonna go now houses have fallen down. you don't have to decide. we can't shade

are also against the consequences of sanctions. congress prime minister has compared to a you and a sante, russia sanctions to energy midgets imposing sanctions on an energy giant as also the european parliament said hungary. com be considered a quote, full democracy, i'll say, contributor rachel moss and takes us through the details. european leaders haven't stopped talking about how much they want ukraine in the u, and how keith is virtually the embodiment of european values. just this week, you commission president ursula vander line said during his swing through, keep that quote, the essential process is well on track. it's impressive to see the speed, the determination, the preciseness with which you are progressing. she also said that you create needs, quote more business, more income through the you were talking here about the country recently considered to be the 2nd most corrupt in europe and rank 122nd out of a $180.00 countries on transparency internationals corruption index on par with zambia galvan and mexico. now compared that posture with the e parliament motion approved th

we talked to peter van sant. >> a dna test was done in 2006 and it was slow technology, bac.hat envelope was dna confirmation that rick ennis 's dna was in her bedroom. that was crucial. >> authorities also found a cigarette with his dna near her abandoned car and that gave the jury enough to charge him with . with murder. you can see that tt that tonight right here on kpix 5 on "24 hours." > >> a woman uses her experience with racism to help. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> the san francisco symphony kicked off its new season last night with a performance to bent the artistic community. betty yu yu was there for the one-of-a-kind cele

we talked to peter n sant. >> a dna test was done in 2006 and it was slow technology, bac. took about six months for the s to come back. no one opened up the envelope when it did. in tht envelope was dna confirmation tt rick ennis's dna was in her bed. that was crucial. >> authorities also found a cigarette with his dna r her abandoned car and that gavee jury enough to charge him with murder. you can see that tonight here on kpix 5 on "24 hours." > >> a woman uses her experience with racism to help. >> we will take you inside of ad celebration at the san francisc. >> the san francisco symphony kd off its new season last night wh a performance to benefit the artistic community. tran10 was therefore the one-of-a-kind cel. >> reporter: the opening-night a is back and with a very special concert collaboration. the souns of the san francisco symphony. >> you have her father's love, demetrius. >> reporter: the african-american shakespeare co. shakespeare company. in the sean opener performance of a midsummer night's dream, a first-ever collaboration. peterr directed the actors on

e talked with peter van sant, folg the story for 48 hours. >> a dna test was done in 2006.t was low technology to come back. no one opened up the envelope when it did. in that envelope was dna confirmation that rick and mrs. dna was in lori's bedroom. thats crucial. >> you can see peter's report tonight at 10:00 on 48 hours rit here on kpix 5. > >> coming up now, the fascinating story behind one ofe oldest stores in san francisco'n town. >> it taught me a really importt lesson for me that is, blindnesy isn't a handicap. there is a way there is a way around it. you can still live and do all of ths amazing stuff. >> how a granddaughter is carryg on her family's legacy through i art. > >> today was the warmest day in the whole forecast. this was the was the peak of this mini spiken warmer than average temperatures. you can see why. e are >> welcome back. the art of folding paper has been a japanese art form for centuriesa family in san francisco has been beketrition alive tradition alive for decades. their journey to help bring origami to the country. >> this is an amazing piece. it was designed

a strike team from the&■]■ sant rosa fire department is on the front lines tasked with protecting them several days now and currently today actually working on structural protection and prepping homes for the potential for them to be impacted by fire. >> reporter: they're joined by other bay area crews including firefighters from woodside, redwood city, menlo park, san jose, and contra costa county. the owner of wharton's market in forest hill returned to his business to make sure the firefighters protecting his community have the snacks, drinks, and supplies they need. he also checked on his own business. >> we did find some refrigeration had gone down while we were gone, so there are some problems. >> reporter: crews used hand tools to cut wide lines they hope will slow the inferno. >> one of our biggest challenges is terrain. we have heavy fuels, incredibly dry because we haven't had any precipitation anywhere in northern california for several years. so the field is very dry and ready for ignition. but then in this particular area very steep canyons. >> reporter: if that wasn't eno

. >> that is mike sants olie with his last word. we'll back be back here. mark fisher will join us too "fast money" is next. >> tech getting hit the hardest along with stocks so the spending party is over where do investors turn for profits now. plus a face-off on capitol hill. jamie dimon scoring off with rashida tlaib saying no way his bank will stop lending to big oil and why he believes doing so would be a road to hell. and then a big upgrade for eli lilly, the stock rocketing higher the obesity drug is a potential block bluster and could be the holy grail for weight loss and reporting that human saw and cvs are eyeing a company this is melissa lee, on the desk tonight. in the meantime we begin with another down day on wall street. nearly a quarter of the s&p 500 hitting fresh 52-week lows and in tech once again falling harder than the other major averages as rates keep marching higher the 2-year and the 10-year higher today with you one of the traders believes that today doesn't start on wall street or washington, and half a world away and he said the

we're also looking at the right up at the sant richmond.a a slow crawl here as you make your way from richmond out toward centerfield this morning. once you get past toll gates, though, you're making good time across the span and it has been a pleasant ride on the golden gate bridge all morning long. and that continues to be the case 101, southbound from orange county and san francisco moving without any issue. >> there's a new robocall scam going around the country targeting people who may be eligible for the new federal student loan forgiveness plan. >> and steve brown checks it out. >> department hopes help it. >> yeah, i got voice mail message from liz issue available. she was not said the man on the phone who identified himself as a representative of enterprise financial have a couple questions about this. is this through the u.s. department of education? so i have to go through you to do this. >> but we see with the development to the program, is there a charge for this program is to require people do to change the difference they're

e amlast week, governor de sants not only expose the heartless hypocrisy from america's virtue, signaling democrats, he also highlighted the seriouspren security crisis that presentedte by a wide open border. look. >> take a look.>> w whenhen our middle son brandon left to go to work, he was only 21 years old. and the last words i said to him is , i love you and you twice deported, illegal, rant into them, hit him so hard that he calls, ran his car to flipp and he killed him. >> we were able tod kill go andt the governor, dissenters. het said, i wangot to hearhe si your son's story and to seein the compassion in his eyes. h and i saw that concern. he wanted to mak e sure other lives were protected. h and as a governor, he truly has been upholding the oath that he took, which is to protect floridians. s >> florida governor de santos will join us in a moment. but first here live from martha's vineyard, fox's investigative reporter and contributo's r, her carter,n did they welcome you? >> i don't know if you have fox news mike flag on your microphone. if you did, that might thr be trouble. y

ronda sant, this is the republican standard bearer in 2024 gavin newsom going head to head toe to toets strategic. it's smart. it's good politics on gavin newsom part, he has really everything to gain and nothing to lose. governor newsom is even asking the justice department to investigate whether transporting migrants across state lines is a violation of federal law. right now. thousands of people are waiting in line in london. they are among the final mourners to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, the second ahead of tomorrow's funeral. right now you're looking at some live pictures of westminster hall. some people have waited more than 24 hours to see the queen line and say no matter who you are. no exceptions are being made. former international soccer star david beckham reportedly waiting more than 12 hours to pay his respects. president biden and first lady lady dr jill biden have now arrived in london to attend memorial services honoring the late queen. you can see the image of queen elizabeth. pretty much anywhere. you look in the united kingdom. but that's about to c

. >> reporter: sant santiago meyr is the founder of a platform for gen-zers.ple vote, they flip elections. they're, in large part, why donald trump isn't still in the house. >> joining us now, director of polling at the institute of politics at harvard university, john della volpe, msnbc political contributor and author of the book "fight: how gen-z is channelling their fear and passion to save america." great to have you on. >> great to have you on, john. i want to follow up on what chris christie said. it is what i said during my political career. i'd go to colleges. you know, when i started running, i was 29 years old. i went in going, gee, younger voters are going to vote for he and older voters won't. it was the opposite. older voters voted for me overwhelmingly, and the younger voters didn't go to vote. after two, three terms, i'd speak at colleges and high schools. people would ask, why don't you advertise on our radio stations? i said, because you don't vote. i would love -- i'll show you the numbers. you guys don't vote. you need to vote. every time y

whether by ronda sant test with his don't say, yale law or states that are trying to literally ban andase trans children, saying that if they got trans children receive gender affirming care authorized by their parents, but the parents will go to prison, but the kids will be put in foster care in the doctors we put in prison. two it's really outrageous. so um sp 1 to 7, which is on the governor's desk will provide that california is not going to enforce those laws if a family feels unsafe in texas, because they're being threatened, uh, with with criminal prosecution, because they let their kids get healthcare, they can come to california. and we're going to do everything in our power to protect them and allow them to have a safe life here. senator weiner. do you think? do you think before we get to the other one that this is really the trend that i mean, sometimes you know, you author bills to just address issues that we have in the state. sometimes you author bills and the term sanctuary state. we've heard it with immigration. now we're hearing it with a transgender youth. i mean, is

governor desantis from florida and abbott from texas bused illegals from their states to so-called sant wear cities like washington, d.c., chicago, and new york and even martha's vineyards, democrats were outraged. some have threatened legal action against these governors accusing them laughingly of human trafficking. are they really trying to claim a free ticket to martha's vineyard is human trafficking but smuggling individuals here is not? they're enabling criminal cartels to abuse women and children. this is a failed open border policy, the negligence of this crisis is by the biden administration and house and senate democrats, the refusal to fix is unconceivable. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise -- i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. kim: thank you. i rise today to honor the life of mr. dennis salz, who is a dear friend and leader in my 39th congressional district. dennis had a

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