and it's so nice to have the charles schulz museum up in santa rosa.lz lived there for the last 30 years of his life. absolutely. it's such a beautiful setting and just to be able to see his his his studio and the desk he wrote on, it's it really brings it all home that i mean, really, it's a pen and paper and a mind. yes right. those are the three ingredients. genius and there's other things for a day trip up there because there's the ice arena he built. yes. next door and the warm puppy cafe. that's right. the warm puppy camp. that's right. well, it's a joy to meet you. thank you so much for bringing this artifact back. you have to go see it up in santa rosa. gina thank you for joining us. we'll remind you that the ziggy snoopy is on view. this summer. in the exhibition, snoopy in orbit runs from july 13th through january 14th of next year. you will see it when you go to the charles schulz museum up in santa rosa. coming up on mornings, on to the nine. my husband and i have a friend, hector, who makes the best ceviche. it is the ultimate summer dish.

we have team coverage, including elizabeth schulze from the white house. first, we go to abc's chief foreign correspondent, ian pannell, from kharkiv. >> reporter: tonight, russia reeling after a weekend of turmoil not seen in decades that's left vladimir putin looking humiliated and weakened. troops from the wagner mercenary group today continuing to withdraw from positions occupied on saturday. but their mutiny against military chiefs leaves doubt and confusion in its wake. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken telling jon karl on "this week" he doesn't believe we have seen the final chapter. >> it's still a moving picture. and i doubt we've seen the last act. but i think we can say this much, but first, we've seen some very serious cracks emerge. >> reporter: historically, prigozhin has been a longtime putin ally, taking his armed mercenaries around the world, fighting and securing business interests for russia and himself. most recently, they were instrumental on the front lines in parts of ukraine, where they were accused of terrible war crimes. but

elizabeth schulze on the campaign trail with reaction from voters.n american reportedly under arrest from russia. russian media showing him in a moscow courtroom. reports of russian officials accusing the former air man and musician of running a drug dealing operationally. he denies any guilt. the us state department tonight. the man known as a unabomber dies in prison at age 81 serving four life sentences for a reign of terror 16 bombings over 17 years killing three. tonight what we're learning about his death. police body camera video from colorado, the 14-year-old accused of shoplifting chased and then shot during a struggle with police. what they thought was a semiautomatic weapon was, instead, a pellet gun. >> severe storm threats, the new system moving in with large hail, damaging winds and possible tornados as the dangerous smoke and haze move out. president zelenskyy acknowledging ukraine's new offensive is under way. the fierce fighting growing toll and disaster after the dam was destroyed. now russian's time line after sending tactical weap

olympic this series of brilliant victories, valery popenchenko, the fight with schulz in the olympicif you yourself in the center of the battle will choose tactics schultz, he, like us, has been watching excellently in the ring for a long time, the film became a real hit, whole families went to it, ordinary men cried and talked. well, finally a film about such a great man was released. the tape inspired millions of people, the famous sculptor alexander rukavishnikov created a memorial high relief that will be installed on the building of the moscow state technical university named after bauman where the life of a boxing legend tragically ended in memory of his great victories, when he had already knocked out , and he goes like this for a little bit. e, a tired example of strong-willed winners, an example of which today more than ever russia needs the premiere of artyom mikhalkov's film on the air on june 12 dmitry kaira viktor kazakov veronika magazeyshchikova news. now a small advertisement, and then we will talk about the events of the capital region, do not switch. 100 hours sale

inflation, unemployment, consumption crisis, as a result of a reshuffle in the popularity rating of the schulz party. now the alternatives for germany are simply sinking, which is constantly cursed by the pro-russian party, on the contrary, according to the institute for the study of public opinion insa, the rating of agg. highest in the party's history it's hard to believe the right is gaining 19% and the dg has more than doubled its ratings in the past year and is now on par with the chancellor's party alternative for germany is particularly strong in the east german federal states, including berlin if elections were held in the six federal states of the former gdr. then the chancellor of such germany would be a representative of the alternative party 32% votes in the east of the country for the greens, who, due to a misunderstanding and a thirst for power by mr. schulz , gained control over foreign policy and the national economy are now ready to vote 13% the largest anti-government demonstration since the time of the polish solidarity trade union took place in warsaw for a week in the autu

elizabeth schulze at the white house. the search for answers in two serious building collapses. what witnesses say about the connecticut structure that caved in sending workers 30 feet into the basement. and the newly uncovered 911 call in iowa describing a bulging wall the day before the collapse. a weekend washout for millions. remnants of a tropical system bring torrential rains to florida, and texas bracing for more flooding. authorities in india calling off the search efforts after one of the worst train disasters in history. new information on the three-way crash that killed more than 280 people and injured hundreds more. zelenskyy's warning that ukraine could lose a large number of soldiers as it strikes back at russia. your summer barbeque got more expensive. why beef prices are skyrocketing. and america strong, an emotional reunion years in the making. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening, thanks for joining us on this busy saturday night. i am whit johnson. we start with that breaking news. a dangerou

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chancellor schulz has emphasized that germany is not interested in economic decoupling from china. while visiting berlin, china had the reins in hand no questions from journalists were allowed. premier li and chancellor schultz stressed the importance of dialogue. despite the differences, their focus was clearly on the economy. if we continue to schultz stressed the importance of dialogue. despite the differences, their strengthen our cooperation in science, technology and trade, we will schultz stressed the importance of dialogue. despite the differences, their contribute to the stability of the world economy. schultz demanded fair competition from aging and urged compliance with labor standards and human rights in supply chains. but i often say it and stressed it again today with my colleague, we have no interest in economic decoupage from china. instead, germany wants to become more independent of its most important trading have no interest in economic decoupage from china. instead, germany partner. but the strategy known as de risking was not have no interest in economic decoup

svetlana then, at the time of the goods, could see the schulz.could remember something, but the terrible brew was miraculously survived. we may be, she doesn't tell me something said? i believe that the dying mother told about schultz, and why didn’t she tell her son before? well, he caught up in a car and shot through the window, because he wanted schultz to feel the same as his father and from whom schultz was so hard to leave on the day of his death. i doubt that the lone gunner could get such an experienced agent to travel around the city, but the fact that the schultz was followed, as long as you only think so, but even if a combat officer who went through hot spots would not arrange such a performance , the psychological portrait does not add up. in short, sergei dmitrievich, we have rambo on the run. he continues to threaten people. it is necessary to catch him. act in 3 days i have to inform the german colleagues of the progress of the investigation.

field of military construction, promises to spend 2% of gdp on the army are still promises from the schulz government, while they are noticeably behind colleagues from warsaw , which previously acquired a large batch of south korean tanks and self-propelled guns, plus bought abrams and rso hammers, for a total amount of about 15 billion euros, now plans to spend the same amount on the american patrin air defense systems, nevertheless, the german authorities have achieved impressive successes in some places, senior comrades, they are no longer scolded for passivity support for ukraine, although it is difficult to say whether german taxpayers will be happy about this news. your security assistance and training for ukraine's defenders has been invaluable, and we must continue our efforts to help ukraine succeed. i am very pleased that in may we managed to allocate a new aid package to ukraine in the amount of 2.7 billion euros. and now we are the second largest donor for ukraine after the united states. i am proud to hold on to this, but germany, apparently, will not be difficult to achieve a

after that, too, merkel yes, there is already steinmar schulz and others, they are all american agents. i would say so. we will forever be called in at times they do not perform their own tasks, they do not perform for the task of their american curators, they do not take off, as it were. yes, of course, in this country and the weakness of the person and leave to avoid the story of another deception of the european this is not the first. well let us not america with you now opened the first line, when they do not do that. i mean now, european politicians are american politicians, when they decide their own geopolitical interests and every time. i think that the same people are sitting, as we say somewhere in the club, that's how we can believe them. how can we trust them ? time passes and again, and history repeats itself again. well, for some reason we fall for the same bait. here you need to somehow at least once draw some conclusions that are really global and stop really being i repeat once again, and strangers are doing a sweep so that it leaves the consciousness of the public con

we start we elizabeth schulze on the trail. reporter: good morning. trump was on the campaign trail here and pleading his political case for another term despite becoming the first ever american president to face federal criminal charges. >> president donald j. trump. >> this morning, a defiant former president trump hitting the campaign trails speaking out publicly for the first type since the justice department unsaled its extra -- unsealed it is extraordinary indictment accusing him of mishandling sensitive government secrets. >> as far as the joke of an indictment, it's a horrible thing. it's a horrible thing for this country. i mean, the only good thing about it is it's driven my poll numbers way up. >> after a seven month investigation by independent special council jack smith, the 49 page indictment alleges trump endeavors to obstruct the fbi and grand jury investigation was and conceal his retention of classified documents on tianaing information on the united states nuclear programs and defense and weapons capabilities of both the united stat

the government of olaf schulz does not notice what is happening and even contributes in some way. the fact is that the chancellor is on the hook for corruption . the fact is that chancellor scholz really has such a trail of corruption, and we are talking not only about scandalous expats with his mayor of hamburg , that is, when he, after a meeting with the leadership of one of the private banks. uh, he was allowed not to pay the state a huge fine in certain circles. maybe overseas exists, of course. this is se on these politicians in order to, uh, have leverage on their external decisions. who is building a new empire on the ruins, asia, moscow berlin paris and why a unitary corridor europe of different speeds is being created in the region, how contour maps will change their coloring, see the project, hotel trends today after the panorama. the case against belarus is manipulation and falsification, so the chairman of the federation of trade unions in belarus, mikhail urda, commented on the course of consideration by the international labor organization of the situation in our cou

once owned by schulz.nd has changed hands several times over the years. 816 here, the 4th of july holiday is next week. experts predict the holiday could set new records, predicts 50.7 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from their home this year. if so, that would break the record of 49 million set back in 2019. most people plan to drive with a predicting 43.2 million will hit the road. this friday is expected to be the busiest day on the road. air travel expected to hit records as well as more than 4 million people are expected to fly the busiest days at the airport. those should be thursday. and friday. speaking of travel, let's turn things over at 817 to sal castaneda to see how things are looking on the road here in the bay area. so all right, andre and garcia, good morning to you both. we still have a little bit of a lighter commute on the south bay commute. we haven't talked a lot about it. there's a couple of crashes, but it's definitely lighter. sometimes you look at this grid and it's

that the lone gunman could have such an experienced agent roaming the city, but the fact that the schulz was followed, while only you think so. well, even if so a combat officer who passed through a hot spot would not arrange such a performance , the psychological portrait does not add up. in short, sergei dmitrievich, we have rambo on the run. he continues to threaten people. he needs to be caught. act in 3 days i have to to inform the german colleagues of the progress of the investigation. pavel they did find out, but how can i find out? well, they returned back like at home. i hear my name and i recognize it. do you know what will happen? why is it so hard to come back? need time. you are all a strict professor too. during this time, we also changed a lot, while you were gone. yes i was. how is yulia danyu all right? let's meet? i just wanted to see him. can we think of something? maybe you have pictures on your phone? but congratulations on your transition to coaching . i'm still mad at you. i expect in a month talk. come tomorrow morning in our cafe. something happened? no, nothing.

opponents of the war whistled the german chancellor schulz in brandenburg. government released a video calling for peace from a map of ukraine without crimea on camera shaking hands after chinese fighters intercepted american reconnaissance aircraft. the sanatorium and hotels are already 75% full. but this is only the beginning of the holiday season. why is the gelendzhik bay ideal for catching a wave? for the participants of the event, this is an opportunity to try to ask a question about what is happening, when tension builds up provokes asking questions to attack on the belgorod region is already practically hostilities are opening important doors. and we get exclusive comments. at least some contacts at least at some level with the american side exist, the current schedule of the president is sleeping. well, in general, a little , when you have time, you need everything almost around the clock at the post, and also for the sake of whom all the current tests, the best shot taken on children's day in our family turns 25 years old. sorry, i'm just worried.

abc's elizabeth schulze joins us now from washington, and elizabeth, republicans already trying to appealo anti-abortion voters. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. some republican presidential hopefuls are now renewing the push for a national abortion ban, saying that landmark supreme court decision reversing roe v. wade didn't go far enough. this morning, one year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, the political battle over abortion rights taking center stage. at the faith and freedom coalition conference friday in washington, former vice president mike pence challenging every gop presidential hopeful to support a national ban on abortions after 15 weeks. >> we must not rest and must not relent until we restore the sanctity of life to the center of american law in every state in this country. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis touting his state's strict new law that would ban abortions after just six weeks, before many women know they're pregnant. >> it was the right thing to do. don't let anyone tell you it wasn't. >> reporter: since the supreme court ended th

the property is about a third of the 27 acres once owned by schulz.as changed hands several times over the years. social security has the full retirement age of 67 for anybody born on or after 1960. stats from the census bureau, though, show that americans are waiting longer than ever to retire. and it's not only because they need the extra cash, some 650,000 americans kept working while in their 80s last year. it's almost a 20% increase from a decade ago . wall street journal reports that many of these non retirees fear becoming irrelevant if they quit their jobs. and they say that if their days are limited, they'd rather spend them on the job than in retirement. some joke that they think the golf course is boring or they don't want to make their spouses at home miserable. look, if you and i are still doing this 40 years from now, let's remember this day. yes, we did this story. i can't imagine 40 plus years, 40 plus years. but i can understand those reasonings for wanting something to do, you know, mentally active, the socialization that comes with

inflation, unemployment crisis of consumption, as a result of a reshuffle in the popularity rating of the schulzty. now the alternative for germany, which is constantly being denounced by the pro-russian party, is simply sinking, on the contrary, according to the institute for the study of society. but the opinions of insa adg's rating has reached its highest in the history of the party, it's hard to believe the right is gaining 19%, and dg has more than doubled its ratings over the past year and in is currently on the same level as the party of the chancellor the alternative for germany is particularly strong in the east german federal states, including berlin if elections were held in the six federal states of the former gdr, then the representative of the alternative with the party of 32% of the vote in the east of the country would become chancellor of such germany for the greens, who, due to a misunderstanding and a thirst for power, mr. schelz, are ready to take control of foreign policy and the national economy. now 13% of germans vote. the largest anti-government protest took place in wa

nothing funny about schulz's remarks was found by the party members.of the members of the dpg stressed that the chancellor should not talk about people like that. used to watching video stopped working we install we open we watch russian channels and all tv series movies and cartoons only in alfa-bank credit for business up to 50 million rubles. for 1 more day for business for 0 rubles with free service, alpha-bank is the best bank for businesses and your back gets tired.

and in ukraine and so on more than 16 billion e, invested in germany in the war in ukraine and, as schulzays, they are second after the usa again, this statement is specifically timed to the date of june 22 that the meaning of e, politics and the us post-soviet space. it is the consistent promotion of ethno-nationalism. it is, of course, also aimed at revising history, including revising the memory of the great patriotic war. the central bank of turkey raised the key rate for the first time in 2 years, and this could be a turning point for the country's economy, how do currencies and the financial market in turkey react ? now there is a sharp fall in the dollar and the euro, so lira reacts to the decision of the central bank of turkey to almost double its key rate from 8.1/2 to 15%. the regulator drew attention to the main factor in deciding this inflation. according to the turkish statistical bureau, according to the results of maya , it amounted to almost 40% in annual terms with a target of 5%. i will note. this is the first meeting under the chairmanship of the republic of kazakhstan,

when the minister of foreign affairs at one time responded to the criticism of the policies of the schulzinets, which led to a significant increase in the cost of living and a deterioration in the social and economic situation of citizens. and now the minister of foreign affairs, responding to this criticism, said yes. my voters are suffering, but they have to do it for the sake of ukraine and constantly say that we in ukraine stand up for our european values, if germany considers the values ​​that are now flourishing in ukraine to be a return to nazism, then this is very sad and a very dangerous development of events, the third sunday of june is traditionally celebrated in russia as the day of the medical worker. vladimir putin congratulated all doctors and employees of medical institutions. the president expressed special gratitude to those who work in the special operation zone. the head of state stressed that the russian medical community has strong traditions of succession and mentorship, as well as brilliant scientific schools. from the bottom of my heart i congratulate everyone who

elizabeth schulze has the latest for our viewers in the west.ing expectations. this is yet another surprisingly strong number. the new government data shows 339,000 jobs were added to the work force in may. that is way above economists forecasts. the unemployment rate did tick up to 3.7%. the reality is there are still more jobs than workers. analysts say some of the industries that are hiring the most include health care, education, hospitality and professional services. this report is critical for the federal reserve. the fed has been trying to slow down job growth and trying to cool inflation. so this report could put more pressure on the federal reserve to keep raising interests, increasing the cost of borrowing money for your mortgage or your credit card. rebecca? >> it's important to everyone when you think about those credit card bills and mortgages. all right. elizabeth schulze, thank you very much. >>> now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera when an suv was stolen with a toddler inside. a good samaritan jumped in to save the day. erie

supporting ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy emphasized this at a meeting with german federal chancellor olef schulzmoldova, the head of state said in his address that we are preparing new defense solutions for ukraine, this concerns and the air force and aviation of our advance on the ground , we are preparing a real political content for the nato summit in vilnius, we are preparing a package of security guarantees for our state on the way alliance rum, everything to bring a political solution closer of the european union regarding membership for ukraine, restless days and nights in russia unknown drones attacked the smolensk region, oil and gas stations were targeted, in addition, drones did not let the residents of the russian kursk region sleep, and local residents reported five explosions , according to the governor of the region, roman starovoyta, the city attacked by ukrainian drones, even though the footage from the scene shows ammunition that is in service only in the russian army, it was also restless in belgorod, the legionnaires published a photo a tank under the flag of freedom of russi

two presidents of poland and france , duda macron, together with the federal chancellor of germany, schulze meeting in paris today, and they are talking about security guarantees for ukraine, obviously. these security guarantees will already be discussed at the vilnius summit, which is scheduled for july , the nato summit in vilnius should give an answer to the question of what the status of ukraine will be in the next period and what perspective will be shown members of the north atlantic alliance to the ukrainian state currently, nato is conducting the largest air maneuvers in europe since its foundation in the skies of europe 250 aircraft of the members of the north atlantic alliance with the word e-e representatives of nato will show the power of the russian federation and what the next provocation of putin's russia can end in the meantime russia and continues to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine, russia has already lost 2,160 people in ukraine in the last day alone, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 540 orks with the beginning of the great war, the russians already ukraine lo

the statements of the president of france macron we will give yes the president of the chancellor schulz give america 325 million immediately they start building and so on well that is it to them, why is this already perceived as a personal story, that they want it mediated but included, and this in particular and thanks to rammstein, we also cannot then ask us what this story is is perceived as a personal involvement, and we are part of the european discourse, will it play into our hands during the nato summit, which is literally less than a month away ? what are your predictions? 100%, as we would like with certain formulations, but what i see now is readiness and as we would like, how we would like to form them, i will tell you which are important for us, first of all, it is important for us that in my opinion, what you have recorded in the final statement is the first ukraine will become a member of nato and applications for membership will be considered immediately after the end of the hot phase of hostilities, not the war of hostilities, this is important to record because what is

david: so, when you told howard schulz you're leaving to go to another company, what did he say?: actually, i had that conversation with kevin first. it wasn't pleasant. i think the board was a little surprised, you know, but we made it work. david: so, do you ever go to starbucks now? [laughter] ros: every day. david: every day? ros: yes. david: you ever go to sam's club everyday still? ros: yes, not every day. i bulk up. david: so now what's the biggest surprise of being the ceo of walgreens? ros: i think the biggest surprise to me was how complex health care is, and how um, unfortunate it is to try and manage personal health in the health systems that we've set up in this country. and um, it's, it's, it's perplexing. i think that this marketplace is ripe for disruption. and i'm sort of drawn to transformation and disruption, so i became super excited about it once i began to peel back the understanding of the business. david: right, so you're the ceo of a health care company, in effect. ros: yes. david: you have the physicians' business, and you also have the pharmaceutical bu

field of military construction, promises to spend 2% of gdp on the army are still a promise from the schulzle poland is noticeably behind its colleagues from warsaw, which previously acquired a large batch of south korean tanks and self-propelled guns, plus bought abrams and rso highmars in the usa for a total amount of about 15 billion euros now plans to spend the same amount on american patrin air defense systems, nevertheless german authorities in some places have achieved impressive success. senior comrades. they are no longer scolded for being passive in their support of ukraine, although it is difficult to say whether german taxpayers will be happy about this news. your help in securing and training ukraine's defenders has been invaluable and we must continue our efforts to help ukraine succeed. i am very pleased that in may we managed to allocate a new aid package to ukraine in the amount of 2.7 billion euros. and now we are the second largest donor. for ukraine after the united states i'm proud to hold on to the achieved position in the arms race of ukraine, germany, apparently, wil

this week , residents of the falkinza township near berlin talked to schulz.outed to him, failing the warmonger, calling him a liar and a bandit, and he tried to explain to them about the supply of weapons. in ukraine, putin deliberately destroy and conquer ukraine we are like friends freedom democrats europeans, we will not allow this. vibrants helmut smith turned over in his grave from this propaganda of war, the german media, which posted in their videos from this meeting, delicately cut out the words of the german chancellor that his opponents in the square did not have enough brains, taking into account the fact that the supplies themselves and the expansion of the range of weapons, leaving for ukraine is not approved by half to 65% of the germans. the chancellor should be more careful in his expression. well, there is no other matter, there are signs that public mood is having at least some effect on the policy of the scholts. this is because it is determined by washington, following the permission to transfer f-16 fighters to ukraine and the beginning o

german chancellor olaf schulz and polish president aje and duda are arriving in paris for talks withnch president manuel macron. the meeting is dedicated to ukraine's desire for nato membership and the guarantee of security from the allies on the eve of the alliance's vilnius summit in july , you previously reported on the dinner of european leaders of the working scheme for ukraine well, by the way, at the weekend, during a conversation with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, volodymyr zelenskyy expressed the hope that there will be an agreement in paris about accelerating ukraine's movement into nato, because he says this and is the best guarantee of security for ukraine, we will monitor the results of this meeting well, for now, about what ukraine should count on in general . well, actually, as i already mentioned, the official results of the meeting will be later, but at least what program can we talk about and what are the risks of not being able to implement it ? i think that let's rely on what will be successful . a few months ago, our partners, hmm, you know, took the ma

result of the zühring vote caused a political shock in the country adg opposes everything that the schulzent actively promotes, primarily against the supply of weapons to ukraine and climate policy, according to polls alternative. already, each of the three parties in the ruling coalition is more popular. at the same time, voters are increasingly expressing their position to stop military support. kiev was demanded by the participants of the action in german ashaffenburg. it was organized by local farmers. called for a speedy peace in ukraine and residents of amsterdam demonstrations for the lifting of anti-russian sanctions took place in the center of the dutch capital. powerful tornado today i hit the us state of indiana known about one dead another person was injured. on the footage of the revelry , the verses show how a giant tornado literally sweeps away everything in its path, throwing up the debris of buildings affected, 75 houses, a broken power line damaged almost 5,000 km of roads. and this is a video from a cruise ship that was stormed. off the coast of florida. all happened so

thousands of dollars and the former home and art studio and mini golf course of cartoonist charles schulzs for sale. the sebastopol estate is spread out over seven acres. the asking price for dollars million. you can find these stories and much more on ktvu. it's a historic landmark here in the bay area and now it's celebrating 100 years. coming up, how the winchester mystery house plans to celebrate a century of oddities ghost stories and a lot of history. coming up tomorrow on mornings on two, oakland's acting police chief joins us live on the nine. we'll talk about how the department is trying to make oakland's residents feel safer amid growing concerns about public safety. and a former aide for president donald trump will see his day in court tomorrow. we'll have the latest on the case against him. and the president's alleged mishandled of classified documents. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. when

potassium schulz is drowning in criticism, but the best defense of the attack, the head of the bundesrafor enemies on the eve of the german spiegel, published an investigation by journalists, claim the former pilots. the luftwaffe has been training chinese military pilots for years. now the german secret services are in a panic. they could transfer secret tactics of the armed forces of the frg and nato to beijing and even work out an attack scenario with chinese pilots. what they call on emotions, a lot of the german ministry of defense declared outraged. it's illegal to pump up a beetle with german guns a story with nothing against the laws. you don’t see, responding to berlin’s claims in china, they clearly stated bad jokes with beijing, some states unilaterally impose sanctions and threaten guns everywhere stage color revolutions and proxies. warriors. everything, destroying , washing their hands, leaves behind chaos. we must not allow them to repeat such a scenario in the asia-pacific region. meanwhile, more and more experts believe that such games of allies will destroy ukraine for

maintenance of weapons, but i am always pleasantly surprised by this transformation german chancellor olaf schulzo first convinced the whole world that it is necessary to sit down with putin and somehow try to come to an agreement. and now he assures ukraine that our industry it is sufficiently prepared to produce enough weapons for you, i think that the real prusak has awakened in him you know, somewhere from the end of the 19th century well, somewhere with franko, er, pushka warriors, he says no, you know such pride he says but how much can you do to ask this russian gnome for something and well, it is possible, it is possible, it is so. well, the government of great britain has prepared a law according to which sanctions against russia will be maintained as long as moscow conducts its unprovoked and aggressive war in ukraine. british foreign minister james cleverley and further his quote, we strengthen the approach to sanctions and confirm that great britain is ready to use economic restrictions in order to guarantee the recovery of ukraine at the expense of russia . in addition, the new law w

uh, using the language of petrov blue thief schulz man.ad. yes, once the great conrad, donauer said the dead warn us. we must carefully study the experience of history, the lessons of the past in order to build a better germany to serve for the good of the world for the good of the world keywords schwartz apparently decided to repeat hitler's experience of serving for the good of the war rhine metal again wants to make money in ukraine and now those burning leopards. this is greetings from the past , mr. departed, despite the fact that hitler was certainly an infernal monster scholz, a phenomenon of a different order, but they will occupy one place on the page of history. so when these besotted russian people, who are ukrainians, will essentially come to their senses after our victory and we won’t win today, so tomorrow we won’t win tomorrow so the day after tomorrow and they will also give their assessment to those who led their people to the tragedy, it will not only be these little demons, like zelensky president of russia this week bec

schulz airport says this allows passengers to skip the hassle and congestion of those larger airportsplus, the trip to the airport. one way introductory fares to bend, oregon, start at just $34. and i will tell you, a lot of people here in the bay area have kids going to college in oregon. so that's probably very helpful for people up there. all right. all right, tom, it's 551. james helpful was this morning. how's it look? it's pretty good, guys. and good morning to you here. if you're headed out the door in the next 30 minutes or so to head to any one of our airports, it's you're not going to have any trouble whatsoever here. the only slowdown we see right now, of course, we've been talking about it all morning long coming out of tracy 205. there you see that little bit of red on the right hand side of your screen. slowdowns on 580 and 680 have lightened up. so normally when we head deeper into the morning, that's when we start to see more traffic build up. but it's friday. we don't really get a lot of that today. bay bridge toll plaza looking pretty good so far. not too much slowdo

once owned by charles schulz. in 1971, and the land has now changed hands several times over the years. beautiful barn. i would love to live there. i know tom is now 5 to 18. let's check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads. everybody behaving out there now. i would say so. although, well, actually, there are there is at least one person who isn't. dave, let me explain. on the bay bridge, there were a couple of drivers kind of involved in some sort of a road rage thing where someone was break checking someone else and then someone ran into someone else. now, this happened on the bay bridge just west of the island. i'm looking at it now. this is an active event they've called for the bridge crews and chp, but i don't see a big backup yet. there is a lane blocked up there on westbound bay bridge. apparently just west of treasure island or just east of treasure island up there is what they're saying. i don't see anything there. but we're going to keep an eye on it for you. the toll plaza delay is not big. t

germany's chancellor schulz voters will not forgive the loss of face in a deal, and leopards for ukrainewere no longer just gestures. the warmonger of persons a traitor to the motherland, the rating of scholz's democratic party, as reported by today newspaper bild 19%. yes. the popularity of the ruling party alternative for germany has grown at the same mark, while in the current bundestag the social democrats have 206 seats for alternatives, 83. the largest railway accident in india in a decade 288 people died, but sloppy the bodies of more than 800 people are still wounded in the wagons. what happened the passenger express crashed into the tail of a standing freight train, the cars flew onto the neighboring track, along which another train with passengers raced, causing the arrows and traffic lights to work wrong in the country of grass. vladimir putin headed painfully out of almost one and a half billion people, the fourth largest in the world. railway systems one and a half equato. she daily. carries 13 million passengers, while overloaded and needs updating this year. 30 billion dol

schulz himself has not even out the comprehensive plan on how they should be approaching their relationshipina, see you keep hearing de-risk, but do not decouple. we are talking about a 300 euro relationship. they are still investing fully over in china, so it is having your cake and eating it as well. i was eating at the german business lobby event earlier. i tried to get a prominent ceo to speak with me. he said not right now. it is a little too sensitive for us. wesley see the premier telling reporters that it should be companies that get to decide how they are going to risk and the government. i cannot imagine that is something that the government would be receptive to. >> you can imagine how companies feel about it. you can say de-risk volume one, but you are still going to cash the checks. i thought it was interesting yesterday. astrazeneca looking to list its local unit in hong kong, to insulate itself from this kind of risk. it is interesting how companies are trying to de-risk, which is a big question. website looked at -- >> pirelli is an interesting example of this. there biggest

elizabeth schulze has the details for us. >> good morning to you.wo days before the government runs out of cash. president biden says the stakes could not have been higher here. he's set to sign into law the agreement allowing the u.s. to keep paying off its bills narrowing avoiding a devastating default. the president spoke directly to the american public for the first time in the oval office. he used the moment to take a victory lap, trying to get in the last word after weeks of tense negotiations. biden praised the agreement that passed both the house and the senate this week with bipartisan support. this bill will suspend the debt ceiling for two years, past the 2024 presidential election and limit federal spending. it will put new work requirements on some americans receiving food assistance and in august, it will formally end the pause of the loan dpreement. agreement. both sides admit they did not get everything they want. with this deal so down to the wire, the u.s. is still at risk at a credit rating downgrade according to finch. the ongoin

>> is what schulz is trying to find. trying to take a hard line on illegal immigration while bringing in 400,000 skilled workers a year. that only keeps the label market flat, forget about growth. that is what he's trying to push forward. this is exactly the problem that angela merkel had to deal with. what a nation is feeling itself get poorer or stagnating, the natural impulse is not always bring in immigrants to solve the problem. one of the consequences in 2015 was the rise in an alternative party. they are currently enjoying the highest polling. in some polls there out polling the spd, the entire ruling commission. it really shows the skill of the problem and how politically challenging it is to solve. manus: you technically are an immigrant, our man in berlin. you have been doing some social studies in terms of integrating in german society -- [laughs] -- are there many people immigrating into germany? you are kind of the definition. >> you do meet a lot of people in berlin. we also know that berlin has been a thri

i must say that chancellor schulz -- chancellor scholz nailed it when he said let us diversify furtherns. that way we build resilience for food security. >> i want to ask you about the proposed levy on maritime traffic. it would not be monitored or installed by your organization, but it could have a big impact on global trade. are you in favor of such a levy on maritime transport? >> i think it is better for the international maritime organization. we actually have another organization that looks at these issues for the shipping companies themselves. i think that having more direct, transparent levees is actually better than anything indirect. to that extent, something simple and direct may not be such a bad thing. the idea is to tax fossil fuels, to make it more expensive to use fossil fuels. i think this is one way we can both tax fossil but also raise resources which can then be channeled to developing countries to help them have a just transition. if those moneys are levied in a transparent, direct way, and they are channeled to help developing countries be able to transit, that he

elizabeth schulze is live at the white house.price you're paying for concert or event tickets. as we saw during the ticket master meltdown for taylor swift's eras tour, it can be beyond frustrating for fans to think they locked in a ticket price only to be blind sided by junk fees when they go to check out. during a meeting here with president biden yesterday, executives from live nation which own ticket master and from other ticketing companies vowed to disclose those surprise fees up front. so this means for 200 live nation venues starting in september, you will see that full ticket price, fees included before you get to check out. seat geek and ticket master will offer a similar up front price viewing option. while the white house is touting this as a win for consumers, it's important to remember these companies are not agreeing to get rid of the fees or lower the prices. michael? >> all right, elizabeth. you should know what you're paying for. that's right. thank you for that. now to a gma health alert on breast-feeding. new

elizabeth schulze is in new york this morning.rning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is a critical phraoegt for the federal reserve. for the first time in 15 months, the federal reserve is expected to pause its aggressive interest rate hikes. since march of 2022, the fed raised rates ten times in a row. making it a lot more expensive to borrow money. mortgage rates have nearly doubled during that time. average credit card balances, interest rates have spiked to a new record. the fed's goal here is to slow down spending in order to lower the prices that we pay. there are signs it's working. as inflation cools from that red hot pace we saw last year. now the fed expected to take a breather, michael. >> what does the new inflation report mean for the fed and for american families? >> reporter: right. so that consumer price index report shows that prices were up 4% in may compared to a year ago. that is a lot better than that 9% rate we saw last june. prices are still going up for so many daily essentials. american

four fights three by knockout, and in the final the most difficult fight with the german boxer emil schulz olympic currents. oh, the prostate victories of the valerians the fight with the jester in olympic tokyo was filmed as if you yourself were afraid in the center for a long time observed the film became a real hit at the box office for him whole families left, simple peasants cried and talked. well, finally a film was released about such a great man who inspired millions of people, the famous sculptor alexander rukavishnikov created a memorial high relief that will be installed on the building of the moscow state technical university named after bauman where the boxing legend tragically ended in life in memory of his great victories, when he had already knocked out , and he goes like this for a little bit. uh, a tired example of strong-willed winners, an example that today, more than ever, russia needs the premiere of the film artyom mikhalkov on the air on the twelfth of june dmitry kaestro viktor kazakov to conduct. together they follow the development of major events in russia and a

. >>> happening this morning, a new link opens for north bay travelers headed to charles schulz airportunch a shuttle to link the station and it's an option for commuters to connect to nearby destinations by offering a flexible route. leaders will hold a ribbon-cutting event this friday. >>> working on a lot of stories for you this morning, including b.a.r.t., working to stop what they're calling racial bias onboard its trains. a all new focus from the transit agency and what new data is revealing about police interaction with passengers. >> and we have new data about all of those people who said, netflix, i'm not paying any more. i'm going to cancel. >>> right now at 5:30, a standoff. two mass shootings and gunfire at a nightclub. a live report on the unfolding investigation under way following a violent weekend across the bay area. >> and up for debate. the key meeting happening today over reparations for black californians. >> plus, netflix touting the success of its password sharing crackdown, so could this lead to other streaming services taking suit? our kris sanchez is diving dee