sen? mcconnell: there's nothing in my view wrong with what we passed and the most important thing in my view so to get it to the president for his signature. reporter: what is your legacy if the next president is trump, who has encouraged russia to invade our nato allies. >> we can speculate all day about what might happen and what might not happen. i'm going to consistently avoid discussing the presidential election. i have one job as i give up my leader position and that's to create a republican majority in the senate and i'm going to confine my political observations to taking the senate back. >> you've been probably one of the most ardent backers of ukraine in the senate here but what took so long to get some of these other eight republicans persuaded to your position? was it the nature of this bill and what's the time period for ukraine? >> that's a good question. you already know the answer. i think the demonization of ukraine began with tucker carlson, who in my opinion ended up whe

sen. welch: the more they're going to focus on safety, that's going to come at some expense. i understand there's problems in both of those elements for boeing. would you say that's true? >> it was very much discussed i think in this book by peter robinson, "flying blind" and the issue of putting basically the -- this is a delicate balance. between safety and profitability. we know that these companies are not in philanthropic business. they need to make money. but it's really the job -- this is one of the tenants of safety culture. to give proportional attention to safety goals versus production goals. and in the case of boeing, unfortunately, based on the way that is chronicled in this book, that happened after the merger. sen. welch: can you attribute some of that change to after the merger? >> yes. sen. welch: what the die a number -- what was the dynamic? >> if you look at the history -- in fact, i was reading another book called "blind trust" about the series of problems that -- [ind

sen. mcconnell: you talking about senate races? yeah, well i feel priddy good about our nominees. i am pretty confident we are going to win west virginia. if you do the math, one more makes 51. i have been the majority leader in the minority leader. majority is better. and i hope to hand this job over to the majority leader. reporter: what do you think about the fact that even though you got 30 republicans on this that both you and speaker johnson have had to lean on unanimous support from democrats to get ukraine aid because of this isolationist wing in your party? sen. mcconnell: well, i will not say that it has gone away, but we certainly prevailed by a larger majority today than we did two months ago. if you are looking for a trend, i think it is a trend in the direction that i would like to see us go, which is that america steps up to its leadership role in the world and does what it needs to do. reporter: can you talk about the decision to include the tiktok band on this bill? sen. m

sen. crapo: thank you, mr. chairman, and will come again, -- welcome again commissioner , werfel. i agree and appreciate the work you are doing on the progress that you have made. there are going to be issues that i raise today, however. the irs needs to be accountable for the choices it makes, become more efficient, rigorously plan, provide full transparency and real feedback for informed stakeholders like congress before acting. despite claims that the $80 billion in new funding would transform the irs into a 21st-century agency, the president's budget request indicates otherwise. while modest progress has been made, there are other areas where the agency continues to miss the mark. for example, last year i raised concerns with the irs strategic operating plan including its vagueness and missing line-item cost projections. a year later we are still missing important details. yet this year's budget asks for even more unprecedented irs funding, more than $104 billion. this underscores that

sen. graham: thank you. it was a heck of a ballgame. caitlin clark was a phenomenal college athlete. personally, i am glad she is going to the pros. she beat us last year. but we came back. it was a great game. so, what are we trying to do here? we are trying to level the playing field. i cosponsored the bill with senator hildebrandt about sexual harassment and sexual assault employment contracts. when you go to work for someone, you signed an employment contract, pretty much take it or leave it. most of these contracts require mandatory arbitration, binding arbitration. it isn't really a level playing field. i think most americans believe that you shouldn't sign away your right to have a day in court. that is just too personally important. we passed the law to say you cannot require through binding arbitration, you cannot deny the employee their day in court. ms. carlson was instrumental in that. now we have the protecting older americans act. what is that all about? a lot of people are d

sen. graham: thank you. it was a heck of a ballgame. caitlin clark was a phenomenal college athlete. personally, i am glad she is going to the pros. she beat us last year. but we came back. it was a great game. so, what are we trying to do here? we are trying to level the playing field. i cosponsored the bill with senator hildebrandt about sexual harassment and sexual assault employment contracts. when you go to work for someone, you signed an employment contract, pretty much take it or leave it. most of these contracts require mandatory arbitration, binding arbitration. it isn't really a level playing field. i think most americans believe that you shouldn't sign away your right to have a day in court. that is just too personally important. we passed the law to say you cannot require through binding arbitration, you cannot deny the employee their day in court. ms. carlson was instrumental in that. now we have the protecting older americans act. what is that all about? a lot of people are d

sen.the senate acted on this in february, it was a 70-29 vote. i think you will see a vote similar tonight. it could be as early as 7:00 or 8:00. it could be closer to midnight. 30 hours of debate is allowed before the final vote. it does not all have to be taken. but i think we passed the cloture motion at 3:00 this afternoon. i suspect a number of republicans who are opposing it will take the floor for a few hours but we will get this done before the sun comes up tomorrow morning, and this aid is very needed right now. it has taken too long to get there. but we are doing something really important with this vote. . i'm anxious to get it to the president. sumi: want to ask about the ukraine aid. politico has reported the biden administration is preparing a larger than normal package for ukraine as the bill passes. can you tell us about what that will involve, and what impact you think it will have? sen. kaine: i think the impact will be significant. we started to talk about this in septem

sen. cardin: professor, don't leave us. i want to thank you. i want to thank you. you did a great job on bill van horn. he's a really good chief counsel. so thank you for imparting into him what is necessary and we have a lot of procedural problems in the united states senate. i don't think -- i don't know if you noticed that or not. we thank you very much. helen rogers of my staff is also here. the staff do incredible work for us. i always want to acknowledge them. thank you for being here. thank you for what you. do i want to thank the sponsors. i want to thank you for putting this one on. i know my colleagues from the house of representatives will be here a little later on. they have some voting that they're doing at this particular moment. it is a challenge because of the leadership in the house of representatives for them to get anything done. so hopefully they'll be able to move some legislation. i just really wanted to start by saying, 100 years is too long to wait on this thing. we

sen. young: over the years, you spent countless days in the region. you may head there again soon, we were discussing before the hearing. can you describe how the narrative has shifted since the brutal attacks on october 7, in terms of bringing peace to yemen from before the war to now? mr. lenderking: well, i think a significant number of yemenis want to see the yemen conflict and a. i think it is heartening that the truth which was set in april of 2022, has essentially held inside yemen. so despite the fact that there was an attack on the red sea by the houthis, the internal war in yemen has not heated up, and we are very concerned that could happen and be another effect, if you will, of a prolonged situation on the red sea. and, by the way senator,, i think it is also important that the roadmap that i described is something that the parties that is the yemen government and that houthis and the saudis all say they want to see achieved. i think that is important. a key priority, of course

sen. burr: -- sen. cornyn: in fact, according to public sources, cnn on august 30th, 20 23, you alluded to this earlier about dozens of migrants from uzbekistan that were being facilitated by a suspected isis agent in turkey that was assisting those migrants to make their way to the southern border and into the united states, correct? director wray: that is a threat stream we are very concerned about, actively investigating working with dhs on both people whose travel was facilitated but also members of the facilitation network in some other way overseas and there's probably more i could share on that in closed session if you would like. sen. cornyn: one of the things that i think this reveals is that our border situation, the illegal immigration has changed over the years. it seems to me, coming from a border state, years ago you would look at people coming across who wanted to work, wanted to provide for their family. now, of course, we understand people fleeing violence and poverty and things like th

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sen. sanders: thank you.the wealthiest country in the history of the world, and yet we have people who are stressed out, yet we are working longer hours as i understand then any other wealthy nation. how does that happen? >> the reason for the long hours in this country have to do with the kinds of things we've been talking here today, and the fact that the american worker has not had enough power in the market to reduce hours. but there are other aspects as well. one of the things we know from economic studies is that when inequality increases, so do working hours. so the rise in inequality in the united states, which she referred to earlier, is one of the primary causes of longer working hours in the united states. >> five. from your perspective, this is not just theoretical. you have implemented it. talk a little bit about the impact it has had some of the transition to a four day work week in your company, the impact that it has had on the workers there. brexit has been transformative for our workers. i h

let's bring in amrita sen to talk about the oil trade. amrita, is this a situation where this could be the catalyst that gets folks above the range of $70 to $90 a barrel they have been talking about for some time with benchmark crude prices? >> look, i would say the rally has come a little bit too early. we have been calling for $90 plus in the summer based on fundamentals. you highlighted this is is geopolitical risk premium. we actually don't think we are going to get supply losses. both sides see a lot of rhetoric right now and there will be retaliation, but i don't think either side will cross the red line which leads to sustained attacks or that would actually lead to anything in terms of supply losses for oil. it is a little bit of geopolitical risk premium priced in. we think that should start to fade in the coming weeks. we have seen similar situations during the initial gaza conflict starting. they do tend to fade unless there is an actual supply loss. >> amrita, for the last 10 or 15 years and beyond that, geopolitical risks ha

we have sent our correspondent hugh schofield to the cathedral town of sens, 100 miles south—east of find out. they're on a roll and they know it. today, the national rally is so far ahead in the french polls that their biggest worry is supporters like these taking a massive victory for granted and not turning out. that's why the party's president has come to this market town. selfie hell, of course, but all for the cause. this is the new face of france's far right. jordan bardella is personable, popular, but above all, very young. and atjust 28, he's leading the national rally in these elections to new heights. circumstances are helping. inflation is hurting. 0ut here in the provinces, president macron is unpopular. and now there's been a run of atrocious stories of violence among immigrant communities, in schools. in the paris suburbs, a 15—year—old shamsa din was beaten to death, seemingly by the brothers of a teenage girl, angry that she was in contact with him. the case is not unique. for the national rally�*s newest star recruit, it translates into a crying, popular demand for

we will unpack that story with amrita sen in next 10 minutes. let's cross over to asia where avril hong is standing by in singapore for a deep dive on these markets. what's standing out to you? avril: we are seeing that similar play over in the asia-pacific, where there is an unwinding of the safe haven bets , but that relief rally among stocks is underway. that being said, it was more pronounced from early in the session. the nikkei now paring earlier against. the csi 300 has flipped into negative territory. the hang seng though none of the sand outperformance today, as chinese authorities have unveiled measures to boost the standing of hong kong is a financial hub. this includes adding reits. that being said, on the taiex we're seeing negative sentiment coming through, no thanks to the nvidia tumble last weekend. among the aipac semiconductor related stocks, those are the ones driving the region's benchmark lower today. it is crucial for a week where we are seeing big tech earnings coming up, along with u.s. data. i'll get to that but let's fl

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morgan asset management as investors pushback rate cut bets and amrita sen.nd n;eroma -- blerina urici. the heels of stronger-than-expected manufacturing data, investors now looking to a slew of fence the head of friday's jobs report. david leibowitz expecting the fed to stay the course saying we continue to expect progress in u.s. inflation and for the fed to look through any minor bumps along the way. david, i'm pleased to say, is with us for more. is this a bump in the road? the rally in crude, are they just bumps in the road? >> there are a couple of important things to recognize. one, we've been looking for manufacturing activity to pick up for a year-and-a-half. it is finally beginning to pick up so i'm not sure that this is necessarily new information and i think that to an extent it aligns with what people were expecting. i think the bigger question is going to be what happens with like crude oil? in the short-term that will be inflationary, the fed will probably look through it. but if oil prices look higher and stay higher there is about a six-eight

the doctors rarely have time to seek sen. somebody else is the only right yellow just left in this hospital. the other 15 have all slept either abroad or to other parts of you. cree. his wife and little daughter, also fled after their apartment was here last year. at the time that daughter liza was only 4 years old, our home was destroyed. so we'll fix it. so you won't have to buy a new one when you're not going to see a farm of some kind. threw into it a man. i feel sorry for our home number. luckily we got out in time where we'd be dead. i don't want to die. the 80 percent of kind of sons population have left now it's like it goes down the the few remaining people of wide open spaces. the playgrounds that are barricaded shelters are placed near every best of the peoples that remain here. have learned to live with the war only near the supermarket. is there a somewhat more activity? this is one of the few supermarkets open in the city center. it's like an oasis in the midst of a war zone. life here is full of contrasts. dish

sen. paul: yesterday your impeachment trial ensued in the senate. i don't see this as a happy day or a day i take pleasure in, but it is a sad day, in the sense that it has come to this, this wasn't a debate over policy, it was a debate over malfeasance, whether you've been telling the truth and enforcing the law. we have a disaster at our southern border, a disaster that becomes very personal to people. a family, this disaster cost them a loved one. people show up at the border every day and they simply said i am joe smith from venezuela and waltzed in. there are supposed to be rules, there are rules about rolling people, a small number of people were paroled, it has become a blanket in this administrative -- administration. you testified last year that parole was individualized but the administration has admitted it is a public and if it to have migrants come in as migrants as opposed to the legal aliens as if there is a difference. people come by and we don't see them, we give the migrant status and somehow that is better and there is a public be

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and immediately the first phrasealagism appeared, and yakoga budze padababrats sens.t kind of caress, no doubt, no doubt, what this means, you will grow up. how about weasel, sons, bezvynikova, all the same, bezvynikova? zyauchaty, such chyns, no dream, no one, this is not what we believe, adopted an adkaz and aposhni expression, without any option, padabaetstsa panutra, this meaning, all for me let's go, let 's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's not argue, no matter what, no problem, no problem, i'll give you phrases. canvert number two. let's see what's going on. spachatku ўbachym tlumachenny. velma old, any kind of trap, inequalities and rewards. first expression on the screen. pershi lepsha, what does that mean? some time ago , my grandmother said this: don’t torture the pershatorgu, whoever you are torturing, for this reason. married so-so. geta yaki? well, i think that it’s dascipny, for words pocket ne palese ў russian language. and maybe heta velma are old words, not more powerful, but maybe not raўnya? well, it’s a

saperniki tlumachatsya sens cunning belarusian layers, choose from four options, adzin are correct, adkazvaeulets, as the first signal to fall, for skin correct adkaz 10 points. i understood everything, i’m sleeping, and i found myself wondering, who’s going to go first with this stand in the center of the studio, all the way to katya and your team, katya, vika and dasha? me, dasha, katsyusha. dasha, we are hanging out at the center of the studio, kali laska, katsyaryna and darya, we are worried about you, good mood and the first words for tlumachenne, the words marmur, what is it, mountain people, life, fabric and soil? kali laska, katya, marmur - geta, napeina, raslina. if there was a jumping raspberry, if it were called marmur, adnak, dzyauchaty, geta sluggish pamylka. the words marmur aba means people, mountain people, marble pa-ruska, marmur pa-belaruska. words have passed, darechy from latsinskaya movy, dze marmur ad greechaskaga marmaras, shine. other words, respect, ashchadlivy, and what about geta? wonderful, spagadlovy, virtuous and economical. kali laska, dasha. i'm flying, are th

sens roman, what are the most revered, let ’s say, icons in your church by parishioners?he main thing in the altar is. a copy of the seksin madonna, all parishioners always look at the main altar, but the main patron of the church and the parish is st. michael the archangel, his appearance is in barrel altar, but as i understand it, not only he alone , let’s say, guards the temple, but also the patron... for 100 years, when the lively cult of veneration is also saint casimir korolevich, whom the church venerates on march 4th. under the patronage of its heavenly intercessors, the church is about to enter a new century of its history, and the first day of my journey through the volkovysk region has come to an end, i have discovered so many new things. that one issue won’t be enough, nothing, i ask for time off from work and take a second day off, because in the vicinity of volkovysk there is many interesting places that are definitely worth seeing. it is currently possible to obtain military professional education in military educational institutions of the republic of bela

amrita sen said this was a buy the rumor and sell the news event. she is continuing to watch are at all-time highs. gold is pulling back just a bit and silver is fractionally higher right now. >>> now back to the broader markets. tech is leading the charge lower with the nasdaq 1.5% drop and pushing into negative territory for the week. that marks the first time it had three straight down weeks since october. arista is down as well as intel, but it wasn't doom and gloom with apple performing 4% for the week. best week since november for apple. joining me on this and more is stephanie link and dan ives. good morning from london to both of you. dan, i'll start off with you. give us a sense. how did you see the action we saw in the tech sector last week? how do you believe investors should play it going forward? >> i think it is nervousness with the markets and everything going on with the the ten-year yield and the tensions with the middle east. we view this as a golden buying opportunity. given with cybersecurity and the a.i. revolution and digital m

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séparatistes, on leur demande c'est de réagir au texte des ukrainiens, et il faut faire les choses dans ce sens-là montre d'ailleurs. .. well, of course not, on the contrary, when there are telephone conversations, including closed communication channels, we always proceed from the fact that these are confidential negotiations, they are not subject to publicity, or something is subject to agreement between the parties, if this is done on a third-party basis, well, this is of course indecent, but now when macron calls, you clarify, who is next to him, no? and why? would it be worth it? but because i now assume that someone is listening. at the beginning of the twenty-second year, at the last meeting with macron, putin warns where the european continent is heading due to the unbridled military support of the kiev regime by western countries and attempts to drag ukraine into nato. european countries will automatically be drawn into a military conflict with russia, of course, the potential of the united organization of nato and russia is not comparable, we understand, but we also understand that... ru

well, we know is a phone call between president biden and permanent sen in yahoo is happening on the same day. as you mentioned, is a trip of a secretary of state antony blinking for his latest trip it to the middle east and both the phone call and the trip. or of course it related what we saw and what we read to also in the white house press release. if there is a sentence about ongoing talks to secure the release of hostages, that will be one of the main topics of secretary blinking trip to saudi arabia. where he will meet egyptian and also have tare officials to assess his intended aries with him as and cease fires and hostage talk. and it was announced by the state department as he was already en route to saudi arabia, that he would also stop in jordan. and these route to meet with both jordanian and these really officials. so we can expect to hear more on this efforts to on one side released to hostages, but also secure a long term ceasefire between is reading come us and why we talk about hopes for the choose. we also know that the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abb

brent crude support .50% wti up over .50% let's bring in amrita sen this morning.d to have you here, amrita. >> good morning. twice in a week. >> i got to see you in person. let's get down to business for a second oil markets spiked 3%. they pulled back a bit right now. is the oil market responding to what they believe is a deescalation do they believe this issue has quote/unquote resolved as iran tried to say now israel has made the moves? is something else pulling back >> i think the spike was on headlines. you always tend to get that reaction you are right with our view being we don't think this will escalate out of hand yes, israel will respond, but in the terms of the weighted response, this is the message with the iranian leadership stating should we choose to attack, we can this is a warning sign more than anything else. that's what we expected them to do a calibrated response. it is not to escalate further. that risk is still there i don't think the market can afford to sell off significantly. look, on the fundamental basis, we have been calling for a pull

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saperniki tlumachats sens cunning belarusian layers, choose from four options, adzin are correct.al. for correct skin the order is 10 points. and i caught up with you, who is it? chakayce, know what it looks like and why it is made from metal, from wood, from fabric? zyauchyna vyaskovaya, and we all called kapa, geta, well, of the same kind of koudra, material, fabric, saprauda kapa split from fabric, geta yawning pike cover on a spoon, djauchaty, offensive words, words dziarkach, geta, lyalka, broom, leader, syaker, whoever is first, whoever is first, dziarkach - geta vennik, i know this good thing, and i'm sorry. mountains and washed the shredded padloga, sharavali dzirkach, it was like that with the vessya, so it is with the malay, the extraordinary geta of the old broom without a leaf, they crushed the yard, as marya said, and they washed the shredded padloga in the hatse, words touka, this package, letter, parcel post card, kali weasel, natalya, this card, which you can... pashto card with little ones without berries, which we send to our relatives, friends and people we know

séparatiste, on leur demande, c'est de réagir au texte des ukrainiens et il faut faire les choses dans ce sens que tu viens de dire montre d'ailleurs mets en doute quelque part ta propre volunteer respecter les accords de si tu juges que tu as face à toi des autorités non légitime. the so -called responded to these proposals. does not react to them, this is absolute nonsense in diplomatic practice, macron, apparently, wanted to see a whole movie about attempts to save europe from war so much that he let the film crew attend confidential presidential negotiations, well, then you just need to warn about it, that’s all right they didn’t warn you, well, of course not, on the contrary, when there are telephone conversations, including through closed communication channels, we always proceed from the fact that these are confidential negotiations, they are not made public and... something is subject to agreement between the parties, if this is done unilaterally, then it is of course indecent. and now, when macron calls, do you clarify who is next to him? no, why? just? because i now assume that someo

before i get to the sen day i want -- seven-day, i want to show you monday. our view of the solar eclipse. at 11:00 there is no clouds, a great show for that. the visual on it, this is what the partial eclipse looks like for us. here is what it will look like for dallas and all of the other cities that are right within that line of sight. totally different show. so, we are missing out, really, on the spectacularness of this. we will have a partial, just make sure you got the proper rated glasses if you are going to look up. look at the warm up. we will be back in the lower 80s. thursday, friday of next week with the temperatures and plenty of sunshine throughout the whole thing. that is a great looking seven-day forecast. when you look at the weekend it is, we have not warmed up yet. still have to do 60s. not getting back in spring for the weekend. we are not getting rained on. there are 80s coming. >> we are excite about it. needing the rain. >> thank you very much, after the . >>> until april 10th muslims around the world are gathering each day to observe t

in this game, sardar azmoun and christian sen are not available due to injuries. to be honest, the derby coach has a different feeling, looking at the statistics and figures of the previous derbies, there is a desire for revenge among the players, there is a very strong team in front of me, lazio, who after the dismissal of sarri and the arrival of igor todor won both league games, 46 points and seventh table of eagles after withdrawing from the european champions league and the italian hezbi cup, they are now concentrating on getting the quota for the next season's european champions league. to get we must be well focused. we have to control our mind and play as hard as possible. i hope the audience will express and enjoy and we will win in the end. darishti and tudor appear as head coaches in the derby della capitale for the first time. now we have to see which head coach can strengthen his position in his team by winning this important game in the capital, mahdiar. afolo of the radio and television news agency the national volleyball team of our country started

he sings the song of aleg charkun, sen maladoe.become such a popular person, after all, i have earned my job. geta was healthy, simply healthy. on monday, with a wound, young hay, father mowed, i mowed, and the two of us mowed, at vatorak rameytsa, young hay, father dried, i dried, and the two of us dried, he kept it until his last days, always, with him, no one knows how, but his voice sounded amazing, old robbers, who had to fight with their former colleagues on the stage, nelliy baguslauskaya, izmail kaplanav , viktar sinaisky and aleg zhukav. i’ll give a damn about the shit of the bastard artists. i know that i’m making a lot of money and a new splash of stress from the side of the glitch, then i’ll be sick, i’ll get sick somewhere, well, but all the time i’ve already gotten involved, so how long have i not been working, and i’m always going somewhere, i forget my suitcase somewhere, i forget my suit somewhere, i’m on tour all the time, my heart, you don’t want peace, such guchanne, i’m fine, navat lepsh chym at the young basta

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jorge soler crushes one 446 feet to sen for for a solo shot. his third home run in orange and black. three batters later, estrada with his second long ball of the day. he went 3 for 4. san francisco hit five homers in the game to cruise to an 11-2 win. >>> san doolittle back in town as a member of the nationals coaching staff. washington starter mackenzie gore tossed five shutout innings and tied a career high with 11 strikeouts. he struck out the last five batters he faced. and then top of the sixth inning, the nats up 1-0, luis garcia with a big two-out hit to bring home their second run. and washington wins 3-1. but the a's still have a chance to take their third straight series with a win tomorrow. >>> to golf, third round of the masters from augusta national. tiger woods made the cut for a masters record 24th time but really struggled on saturday, shooting a ten over 82, the highest score in a major in woods' career. former cal bear kyle morikawa birdied four of hi first eight holes and briefly had sole possession of the lead. another bear

we're supposed to both are and i have a son sen flavio full sonata. and that is what he said. now people here also think that they have to support a billionaire must have washed against brazil supreme court saying that it was interfering with free speech. and that happened after those supreme court took down accounts on social media on x, formerly known as twitter of vehicles. according to the supreme court used to instigate the money to your knowledge of all just there are real generic polls of clothes in the mold eaves where voters have begun costing their ballots and parliamentary elections crucial for president mohammed we used to 6 political parties are fielding, nearly 370 candidates for the 93 states in parliament uses election last year escalated rivalry between india and china. as a result of his campaign to eject indian troops on a serial, how much is the most of these in bassett, or at the united nations? he says the elections focus more on domestic issues rather than regional politics. and the dog amenities quite confident file size like a at least a 70 percent of

now, dare sen here to dash our hopes of a sunny saturday. not your fault. it seems like the storms kind of wait until the weekend. >> it has been that way a lot this wint near this one is coming in term. most of the rain is focused on saturday. we will talk about sunday a little bit. it is saturday rainmaker. we are leading the showers on live first alert doppler. a lot of green messiness over the valley, the radar on the over sensitive mode. it is overreading all of that stuff. let's put it in future cast. cleans things up a bit. that is the reality of the situation. as we play it forward we don't get into that rainband until after midnight tonight for the most part. we have seen a few light showers in the north bay already, it is after midnight, especially here between 2:00 a.m. and about say 7:00 a.m. that is where we will have the line march across the bay. notice it drops a little bit in hamilton. more on the no later, what we are concerned about is the back edge of the line. finally clears the east bay. by the time we get to 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow. then

ان اكون مخلصا للوطن ومقدساته. bir belediye başkanlığı deva partir bakacağım şeye bunları vereyim abi senrder with lebanon and netanyahu's retreat from not sending a zianist delegation to washington. after the issuance of the security council resolution as well as the escalating disputes over the haridi recruitment law and the situation on the ground in gaza. i like to go ahead and welcome my guest, dr. amad rize, director of the consultative center.

the team observed that the sens proved especially effective pointing to participants button to time pressure insights when there's not much time or there's just a lot to learn. there's sent appears to act like a kind of brain booster helping it retain as much as possible this month. to move on to some of the study participants were exposed to their bo sent, not only while they studied, but also while they slipped. the researches wanted to know if this would help the brains still move to new information. so i'd be interesting question is, what are the criteria for our brains to decide what goes into the long term memory and what doesn't? and beyond that, can external factors influence this decision making process for an hour and, and that's where sense comes into play would come to, to fix. that's because sense can influence the brain while we're sleep or learning specifically to keep a compass which mediate between short and long term memory proceedings. miles is directly connected to the compass information of sold the same time, then and has been long term memory more deeply. at least not

virginia sen tim kaine that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans still probably on buy american. >> when and if this thing does wrap up, president biden will sign it. he's indicated that could still take years, though, for a tiktok ban to take effect. bytedance would probably challenge all of this in court. any decision could even end up under review by the supreme court. and if the company loses, it would still get a year to find an american buyer. know alan grant. catherine, thank you. coming up. >> the lineup for outside lands has been released to. you can expect to see if you're planning head out to san francisco's biggest music festival. and it's it east coast versus west coast battle. we're live at oracle park. and if the giants game against the new york mets. stay with us. we'll be back stay with us. we'll be back right after this. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo

virginia sen tim kaine that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans will probably on by an american. they are still voting right now. when this does wrap up and president biden signed the bill, he says he will. >> it could still take years for tiktok ban to take effect. bytedance would likely challenge the law in court. any decision could end up under review by the supreme court. and if the company loses, it would still get a year to find an american buyer. vicki in cannes, thank you, meantime, former president trump's social media posts could be getting him into trouble today. the judge in his new york criminal trial held a special hearing to decide whether his post violate a gag order. the judge issued a gag order barring the former president from publicly criticizing witnesses. but trump posted anyway lashing out at his former lawyer michael cohen and adult film star stormy daniels. prosecutors argued the judge should does find the former president. >> if you or i were subject to