thank you evgenia tishkovets told how the sg standards approaching the capital are changing lives incational and social facilities are being opened in lipetsk , large companies are investing in their construction, and the region is also in first place in terms of the efficiency of forestry, see how lipetsk is changing in a special report by alena logvinova. electric motor progress what is the benefit for the ecology of consumers is the use of green machines have a recovery system of environmental friendliness. these are no gases. nothing the car goes and recharges itself passport control, as in lipetsk they choose and support promising projects when evaluating an investment project. we are looking at sustainability. it is important that we look at how socially responsible business is on the right track in general. what are the priorities for the development of the lipetsk region for the coming years, the main goal is human well-being, for the sake of which any government should work. the invaluable experience of how large companies help businesses to implement world standards has set

but most importantly, the government of business and citizens will follow the principles and sg among the priorities of the strategy of increasing the gross regional product per capita by about 2.5 times in creating quality jobs reducing managerial poverty and digital transformation ranks second in russia in terms of digital maturity of an organization in the field of healthcare , education and urban economy. seventh place in the country in terms of the proportion of citizens who go in for sports. for the last 4 years the region has been headed by igor artamonov, he believes that the principles and sg are the guarantee of sustainable development to the priority of the authorities. not only ecology , great attention is paid to the social responsibility of government and business, and today we are looking at who wants to work on the lipetsk land. uh, and if there are any doubts about environmental friendliness definitely. we are such projects are not needed, of course, the reputation of the enterprises that come to us, they care about their employees take care of the region in which the

but most importantly, the government of business and citizens will follow the principles and sg amongies of the strategy, increasing the gross regional product per capita by about 2.5 times, creating quality jobs, reducing managerial poverty and digital transformation. the lipetsk region ranks second in russia in terms of digital maturity of an organization in the field of healthcare education and urban economy. the seventh place in the country in terms of the proportion of citizens who have been involved in sports for the last 4 years, the region is headed by igor artamonov, he believes that the principles and sg are the key to sustainable development. to the priority of power. much attention is paid not only to ecology, the social responsibility of government and business is also being watched today. who wants to work on olympic ground. uh. and if there are any doubts about environmental friendliness, of course. we do not need such projects, of course, the reputation of the enterprise that come, they take care of their employees take care of the region in which they work we are prob

space sg and within the framework of it, uh, it will be enough to develop a lot in scientific uh, scientific and applied, including. uh, this will probably be the second program, which will be, jointly by belarusian russian specialists, creating small spacecraft for the tasks of following the atmosphere. uh, the ozone layer and space weather observations. the decision of our presidents. the second very serious stage is the creation of the russian belarusian spacecraft of ultrahigh space for permission. in principle, it is necessary to speak more broadly, it is not just the apparatus of the russian belarusian one that is being created. the space system is ultra-high, because in this case the spatial resolution of 0.35 m. 35 cm is already considered. on the ground. it is an identification of the cognition of all objects. uh, the cooperation has remained practically the same. uh, target hardware is being created. e, an enterprise outside the republic of belarus today, preliminary design of the system, including and fish of the russian belarusian spacecraft is completely finished. and the schedu

and the margin pressure continues to and -- either with lower gross margin or more variable sg&a costso get your take. alternate view appreciate sam poser. >> have a great holiday. >> you, too. >>> coming up after the break, chatgpt means robinhood, can an ai financial adviser help retail investors beat the market? the ceo of tfin is with us he's trying to do just that. >>> we just talked carnival, the top s&p 500 performer. take a look at the biggest laggards advanced auto parts topping the list we're back in two minutes. >>> it's been no secret ai has been in the spotlight this year. as technology makes its way through the financial sector, even the fed is keeping its eye on it. this is what fed chair powell had to say. >> on ai, we're doing what everyone else is doing we're trying to get smart about it and it obviously has huge possibilities. technologies tend to propagate through the economy fairly slowly this may be the exception. maybe not. i don't know it's something we're spending a lot of time on way too early for conclusions. >> our next guest using ai to try to disrupt the f

including in the context of the currently popular and sg trip, translating the abbreviation into russian ecology, social management, how are these components related , can they give a new powerful impetus to economic growth and is it possible to scale our country , we will chair the meeting, yuri bogdanov alexander suvorova and we are now with you the palace in cheboksary arena and are ready to introduce the guests who will take part in the plenary, goodbye. the first speaker in the plenary session is the head of the chuvash republic, oleg nikolaev, the next speaker is the chairman of the state duma committee on the financial market, anatoly aksakov, the general director of the russian export center , veronika nikishinator, the deputy chairman of the federation council committee on economic policy, the deputy chairman of promsvyazbank, anton drozdov , the general director of the transenergoprom group of companies, elena klimashevskaya, president director for interaction with public authorities of the x5 group stanislav bogdanov representatives of the diplomatic corps are also present vik

here she is alonemhere sg her f, brian and stelter.wonder if airlines make her check those things so those birds could be their own country if the school board stil l stands behind unlik the teacher. no other choice in the unlikely, of a water emergency landing. your shop teacher coul yuld bed' as a flotation device. >> if they were states, they'd i be worth 98 electoral votes. this story is getting biggerget >> bouncier. are so big you'll need a sherpa to climb them. students saw those shadows that meant six more weeks of the size of doorknobs. so my point is here too. i am obsessed with a lot of things make me laugh every single day of my life. door are righte lady up there with them. i'd love to have you on our show some time. we'll even stock the green room with your favorite frozen mice . that's what you feed the m. so, cat, were you prettyy surprised that they didn't know what this show was? >> no, i'm also not surprised that there's one part of the video from the show yesterday that you left ou t. t >> oh, really?to yeah. we rol

the forum traditionally pay attention, first of all, to the principles of sustainable development and sg and this is social environmental responsibility, as well as competent management. well, nikolai shulginov noted that, but renewable energy sources. actually, it's not just wind and sleep. first of all, these are hpps, which account for the lions and the share of production, and also the ministers noted that they answered current questions about the current state of the gasoline market. so we have a market production is secured. our oil refining is growing, e.g., the production of motor fuels. uh, also, that's why we have yes soon time is out of repair. uh, the refineries are the largest, so there are reserves of gasoline today, so balanced i expect some consequences. the day of the forum held a panel dedicated to energy issues. and the chief executive officer of rosneft igorievich made a report on the main topics. his reports were, including the green agenda. transition to electric vehicles northern sea route changes in the global economy as a whole and the departure from the dollar.

the e golden nugugget, whichs whwhere i stararted in '7272 sg up as a flea marketer putting myself through college, and d one thing g led to anono. [piccolo music] whoa! lolook at this! this is s the most u unique bar i thinink i've evever see. ththis is incrcredible.. seriouslsly, cheers.s. [glasssses clinking] thanks for havining us. bartender:r: you're wewelcom. soso tell me a about lambebert. right. so lambebertville is a very old t town. mymy understananding is wawashin crossed ththe delawarere on hisy toto the battltle of momonmouth, and that's what's r really neatat about t lambertvilille, is thehe fact thatat there'e's history y here. tell me about the community here in lambertvilille. i'll telell you, i b broughty daughthter down hehere one ti. we w were going to go o out to lunch. it took k us a half f an hour,t seememed like, t to make it t r to the d diner becauause we hao stop and s say hello t to peo, and d it was-- i it's a lovely towown for that. [soft t upbeat music] david rago: welcome to the peoples store. there must be, what, 50, 75 dealers here. i woululd say thisis is

uh, energy transition questions from g, i remind you that sg is the principles of sustainable developmentese are socio-economic responsibility, as well as issues of good governance. so nikolai shulginov said that, but renewable energy sources. it's not only the sun and the wind, it's also a hydroelectric power station and that's hydropower er, account for the lions and the share of production in our country, but also the minister of energy, could not help but note the situation in the domestic market. in particular, the situation with gasoline is a very topical issue. here's what he told us in an exclusive interview. so you have a market, we have provided production. our oil refining is growing. uh, the production of motor fuels. uh, also, that's why we have yes soon time is out of repair. uh, the refinery is the largest, so hmm, there are gasoline reserves today, so we are balanced now, we expect some consequences ivanov all the days made a lot of bright statements regarding the economy of the current situation in the country and made his forecasts. well, here's what he said about the sa

the second day will begin with the sg agenda, in particular, with climate issues, the green technology of energy transition, according to analysts' forecasts. already in 7 years it will grow to 650 billion dollars, well, on the other hand, warming, for example, opens global opportunities for russia in particular the development of the northern sea route. here it is in terms of warming, more precisely in terms of warming. and including the strengthening of russia's sanctions builds new logistics chains. development all the way along literally. on cutting through the shortest route to asia, experts will discuss safety, shipping only according to preliminary forecasts of the amount of tax revenues to the budget. it can reach sixteen trillion rubles. well, in addition, the efficiency of supplying the northern regions of the country will be increased even within the framework of the pmf will host the traditional b20 business twenty regional consultative forum, the theme of one of the sessions, moving south effective development in the new world. this is a traditional event. rspm. there will

yes, the collapse of which sgs? uh changes our plans a little. of all, of course, we must think about how to compensate for the loss of kakhovka city from the balance. that's why we will need to strengthen the compensatory measures somewhere in the grid complex so that, uh, consumers do not feel. uh, that means the loss is generation. although she was, included in the balance, incomplete installed capacity, but still this loss depends on the mw. yes, that's why we do that too. i think that we will find a solution that needs to be produced. what work, by analogy with the automation of various amplifications of the entire complex , will be done about the gasoline market. today, domestic demand is fully secured, because we have been discussing just the same possible restrictions on exports for so long. that's how things are today due to the fact that uh with rising prices in the wholesale market pressure. uh, so this is a wholesale market for retail. we are in discussed the connection with it. so this is the market. we have production. our oil refin

let's say, some company complies with, uh, these sustainable development standards or the so-called sgndas environmental safety, uh, social responsibility and transparency of management, including the anti-corruption component that, say, your bank, well, or other banks should for uh, such borrowers, including simply reduce these interest rates on credit. yes, and this is happening, but here we are actively working with development institutions and using state support measures, which i spoke about, in particular, for example, to stimulate the production of priority products. and here, first of all, we need to talk about substitution products. e, there is a rate of 5.25%, e. which subsidizes, well, how, which is applied for the investment cycle plus 2 years, and then you can already use the instruments. well, plus we also have a certain a certain regulation that allows you to link to sustainable development projects as well. let's give certain benefits for credit institutions, so there is already a solution here that can be applied, but you need to look at each project here, because each

this is our national and sg alliance first . uh, and basically approved this policy and published it. i repeat. it can be viewed. this is the first comprehensive document, of course, of this level. well, we hope that this document will set standards in the market, and other banks and financial institutions will follow us. in russia, in particular, at the university a higher institution with an emphasis on mathematics and computer science, and the curriculum will be created with the participation of the country's leading physics and mathematics universities, as well as major employer companies. well, what is the main difference of this university in the so-called product approach, that is , a minimum of bureaucracy and at the same time the convenience of using all systems for both students and teachers, as well as for future employers. well, the announcement of the launch of the university took place as part of a panel session dedicated to the industrial revolution , where participants talked about the fact that modern technologi

>> i just sg back to the impact sports had is my life. sports gives a lot of kids purpose.rts in inner city is the reason a lot of kids go to school. i go back to experience i had through sports and apply those thingless and gets kids to buy in. >> coach, i watched an interview where you said more men fail due to lack of purpose than lack of talent. what did you mean by that and how can we help young people feel that sense of purpose you made reference to? >> my high school coach told me that phrase a long time ago and it stuck with me. more men fail from lack of purpose and lack of talent. a lot of people have done some questionable things. they were talented, but their purpose wasn't aligned. align purpose and find a purpose and it will help to align your goals and goals will help choices you make. >> what has been the reception, reaction to your, i think this was spawned by a tragedy, right? something tragic happened and you reached the conclusion, we got to have fewer traj edgies. do i have that right? >> what we've tried to do, reach out and have programs and systems i

youow know, this t story is disgustini >> it really .sgs >> i'll be're totally honest since we're p amongst. i did no tt wash a pair of p underwear for a whole year once. this girl left them at my house. they were crotchless. not sexy, she brought them at the thrift store. i could barely get through this article. there's things called soap nutst anicd all to safe money. instead of using sew, there's a fruit. i thought soap nuts was whenthis you're take ago shower and the water suddenly turns off.i what happenethd to the water?ut i got soap nuts.co i got suds ass. >> anymore?yo probably notu . maybe quit while you're behind.i >> yeah. >> all right. kat, is there such thing assu beinchg too clean? >> yes. but that's not washing yourou underwear. i don't to want be like too harsh, but i would say if this is something you're considerings then youid need to be medicated. i'm serious. you don't want you to wash youre underwear for a week, you're in a depressive episode and need to call a mental health professional. don't wash for. a week?r fo that was time in my life where doing laundry was reall

up in tiny to in norern wiscsincalledhippewa lls,and everne went confirtion on dnesday ghts and we sghon t.♪ hap day s ♪h happy ys ♪ oh happdays yea h - a multude of vces alltogeth at the me t imlike hmony, bunot just ike harmony ♪ like har ny. yoknow, ju going le all ose thin shaking and brating the samti me. you knowlike, doi have cho ic no ♪h happy ys ♪ [ueat musi oh my go that tu is so gd. [phil lahing] - ae] wo w. [phil] h. - y. [phil] ce by her - hos everybody? - yolook absutely goeo us. [mae] thk you. thk you. - and memb] how yodo ing? - i'go od i'go od. [philaughi ] - a handske h uhjust a ltle hand ake? eople chteri ng eople lahi ng] well, what yoth ink? - i id, i di't know have toet all ts stf in thilittle p ce. [pple laug ng] - told chr, the engineeri sa id "wn they wk in theroom, u hit re rd. "becse when u get th branchtes into r oom, "you nev know what's gna come up".and surenough, wber sadown andad recorded anntire alm's wortof marial in half h r. itas the fst thinghat ppened athe session.♪ somay i'm gng toee my lo ♪ walk arnd the hve n ♪ spread e news ♪ ♪ putn my shi gol

you wants all documents related to companies in the sg gold that could violate antitrust laws. lift. ♪ the versatility of the available multi-flex tailgate. ♪ and the connection of a 13.4” diagonal touchscreen. chevy silverado. taking adventure to a whole new level. bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you have at least 10,000 dollars to invest, call and talk with one of our bond specialists at 1-800-217-3217. we'll send you our exclusive bond guide, free. with details about how bonds can be an important part of your portfolio. hennion & walsh has specialized in fixed income and growth solutions for 30 years, and offers high-q

sg >> i'm going with cell phone, wallet and the 99 schaffer hillside select. you have to have that.ou can get everything else with a credit card. do you have plan for wildfires? yes. twitter, 36%. instagram, yes. 38%. three roll of toilet paper. me, myself and i. margaret, my two cats and my ipad. gia, kid, husband, purse. jean, family, pet, guns. thank you for joining the night cap. thank you for watching, fox news @ night. i'm trace gallagher. see you tomorrow. it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema a skinr inject with itch. >> it disrupts my skin with rash. with rash. bu with rinvoq rinvoq is not a steroid topical or injection. it's one pill. it's one pill. once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost clear skin, whileer your some saw up to 100% clear skind, and they felt dramatic and fast and they felt dramatic and fast its relief some as early as two, days. >> that's rinvoq relief rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb serious infections and bloodacta clots. some fatal cancers, including lymphom

he is nicknamed sg d general armageddon, and he was very close to wagner.ut just how close is only now becoming clear. documents shared exclusively with cnn suggest that he was since 2018 a secret vi. member of the group with a personal wagner registration number. documents list him and 30 other military and intelligence officials that are also vip wagner members. wagner hasn't answered cnn's request for a response. it is unclear what vep member si membership details. but it does imply an overly close relationship with between the russian military and the merce mercenaries that they failed to prevent from staging a military uprising at the weekend. and in allowing wagner fighters to take over an entire russian city with virtually no resistance. it all raises suspicions in the kremlin of divided loyalty. but general surovikin whose whereabouts remain unknown is one of russia's most capable highly decorated commanders. what is unclear is if the kremlin still trusts him. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >>> also unclear after prigozhin's mutiny is huch of the mili

again, they're call sg the stay woke florida tour from the naacp. just as governor ron desantis traveling to all the early governing states perhaps assuming he doesn't have to become a good speaker if he keepsr waggling his finger at e audience and saying woke over and over again and that's all he'll need, and that will do thh trick for him. funny, not everybody hears that word e the same way you do. the reason the naacp stay woke florida bus tour kicked off today is because today is june 19th, aka juneteenth. but confederate army lost the civilos war, surrendered in 186. it was not until june 19, 1865, when the union army came to galveston, texas, to issue junior order number 3, basically saying yeah we mean it, here too. it says, quote with a proccluimation from the zematives of theui united state all slaves are free. and juneteenth has been an african american community celebration in the united states for generations since. as of last year juneteenth is also a federal holiday in this country. todayol marks the second formal federal observation o

. >> laura: i'm going to get back to that in a moment but david, i want to play a mope from obama's sgarlier today. >> he's not president anymore. he doesn't get to, when you leave the presidency, take home documents as a souvenir. this is the people's information, that's why we have such a robust set of criminal rules to protect the mishandling of it. trump just spit on all of that according to this indictment. nothing i've heard, you know, tells me that he has a viable defense. >> laura: david, again, it's just declared, no defense at all. pick up where saul just left off. >> well, addressing when the solicitor general said, apparently, it's really outrages for a justice department official to say something like that and try to color things in that regard. they have an obligation to the system and the integrity of the system to not put out that kind of statement. listen, you know, the president is unique. a former president is unique. congressional research service put out a piece in february talking about the protocols that former presidents regularly get intelligence briefings. so

document reportedly establishes a transparent assessment mechanism and with the g risk abbreviation sg we sometimes decipher how sustainable development is about a business that is based on environmental friendliness and social responsibility. so, according to this politics sberbank reported that it limits the financing of pawnshops? microfinance organizations and also asbestos mining we have looked at 50 best documents of this kind from international practice. uh, discussed with leading partner banks. this is our national traveler first. uh, and basically approved this policy and published it. i repeat. it can be viewed. this is the first comprehensive document, of course, of this level. well, we hope that the document will set standards in the market, and other banks and financial institutions will follow. behind us. the director of kamaz, sergey gogodin, spoke about how unmanned technologies were developed in the current conditions, and here , according to him, the main problems were not only to create a car without a driver, but the main thing was to bring this car on a public road

lebron an department of transportation that we cite. >> do you reject the distinction that that the sgointed to with respect to what those ec were about? those were not standing cases. we have different doctrines that we were looking at different issues and the issue of whethe or not you are injured by an injury to another entity, an independent corporation, seems to mtoe a separate thing. do you have a case that would help us to understand whether an entity like mohela, that has totally been isolated roh state law from liability, that can sue for itself etc. you have a case where we' said that same kind of entity, you can suez a states because u e injured for standing purposes. >> the closest cases we have the ones i reference before, cherry cotton mills and erickson. i will say part of the inquiry has to look to state law to see if missouri is charged wh speaking, has ably to speak on behalf of he and on that front i would point the court to two things. one is missouri statute 27.060. it gives the attorney general the righetermine whether to litigate in the name of the state, to prot

raj, thank you for the advice let's send it back to savannah who's in paris hey, sg. >> hey, guys we'veen at the eiffel tower all morning long it's one of the most iconic landmarks in the world keir simmons got remarkable access to it and just ahead, a firsthand look at the eiffel tower's rich history and the big role it's going to play in the 2024 olympics, but first we've got to catch up with some of america's brightest stars in women's gymnastics they're right here with me this morning. and they hope to be right back here in paris next summer for the olympics we'll chat with them right after this you don't t have to kekeep ts on rotatining categoriries.. this is s the only r rotag i cacare about.. ..... or activivate anythihg to eararn. your casash back aututomaticy adjusts s for you. ..... or activivate anythihg to eararn. can i i get a cucucumber wate? eaearn 5% cashsh back ththat automatatically adjdjs to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle with the citi custom cash℠ card. i i love it..... [v[voice vibrarating] with the citi custom cash℠ card. if

of public funds on the state level, you're looking at states that have all restricted the use of e e sgon, and their state treasurer tells us the state has not suffered from pulling funds are there esg-focused investing firms including blackrock. >> in terms of the divestment that we've done in the treasury, we have not taken i any losses what that so far. it's the beauty of the free market, there's a lot of options out there. and, look, ooh i'm not here to regulate the market. i'm a state treasurer, i'm a market participant. and all we're doing is stating our preferences in the marketplace. >> reporter: on capitol hill house judiciary chairman jim jordan has subpoenaed ceo mindy luber claiming the organization appears to, quote, facilitate collusion through climate action 100. jordan has compared the organization to a cartel that pressures businesses to take action on climate change. lawmakers had previously sent ledders demand -- letters demanding the organization hand over documents. when they didn't meet the deadline, jordan issued that subpoena yesterday. as he said on this show, t

the phrase two faced may �*7 sgs .ay. �*jrjvj1p7’ well, one example would be that he eeiueiiw— example would be that he actually claimed there are two iiiege— actually claimed there are two iirirrge. erre— actually claimed there are two irirrge. ere ie— actually claimed there are two things. one is he— actually claimed there are two things. one is he claimed that king— things. one is he claimed that kirrg ereriee— things. one is he claimed that king charles had— things. one is he claimed that king charles had his phone ieekei— king charles had his phone hacked. now— king charles had his phone hacked. now it's quite well krrewrr— hacked. now it's quite well known-charles,- hacked. now it's quite well known charles, his father , known that charles, his father, never—ererre- known that charles, his father, never—ererre -l known that charles, his father,. never—phone . that never had a mobile phone. that is never had a mobile phone. that ie ee— never had a mobile phone. that ie er— never had a mobile phone. that ie ei ire—

nasser muhammad, considered the first openly gay to be out be sg publicly. can you talk about this international reach that sf, pri had and what it means to have him as part of the event and the parade? that's exactly right. so dr. mohammed, a very special human being. he at very tremendous risk to himself, came out as the first openly lgbtq person from qatar. and he is still currently the only person . so what he has done is he is elevated queer activism in the gulf region. and the fact that he is our publicly elected community grand marshal in the 2023 san francisco pride parade is wonderful. it's so deeply meaningful and we are just so thrilled to be able to partner with dr. muhammad to elevate that platform of activism in a region of the world that, quite frankly, does not see us as a community, that refuses to accept our existence. and so, in partnership with dr. nas, pride is taking a firm stance and saying, we will not be silenced and we will not we always will. we know that there is always l weekend, espey heading into the parade. you've got the grea

and oh yeah, the massive corruption engulfing his presidency shows no sign ofno sg abating. watch this remarkable momentn ti ngfrom the white house briefing yesterday. >> it was one committee trying to get by alleging that president biden took bribes. there's another irs whistleblower whose religion was a cover up in the investigation. the middle of this, there was partner ed harris poll this month that found that 53% of the public, including a fourth of democrats, believe, quote, joe biden was involved with his son in an illegal influence peddling scheme. there's, of course, evidencethes the president interacting with his associates from china, mexico, kazakhstan, russia, ukraine. so what do you say to thessia, a majority of americans who believe thatuld you sa the prest is himself corrupt? wow. amei take that question. the president, the president, the president's can do this..the uhsi, the president has spoken to this, uh, and there's nothing to these claims. i don't know if you could hear it, but off camera, as kirby was trying to figure out how tow answer that devastati

but let's be clear, he should definitely not be runnincean sg a second term. in fact, i'm not so sure sure he's able to finish the current term based on what we're watching every day. now, of course we watch ever, a americans do not believe biden is mentally sharp enough to be your president. the evidence of his mental decline is everywhere. is the way, in two recentin polls, donald j. trump, in spite of all of the indictments and all the nonstop legal attacks thatis he's been taking, seems to be clobbering clobber joe, look atl the harvard harris poll has trump up by six. so does a neup bw rasmussen pol. trump is up by more than two points. and the real clear politics average. but that includes a quinnipiac poll that i didn'ta pole was rem so tonight, i have some advice for my dear friends in party. cratic you might want to find a new candidate or you can take your chances and anoint the big guy who has a lot of legal troubles on horizon that we can tell you. a terrible president, an awful track record, lots of baggage who can barely string two coherent sente

then they finally admitted that tha document and they said that they would allow me and jamie sg raskin's to go in a classifiedea setting and review a redacted copy of the document. now, we all know what happened after we came out of that.re. we were in there for 90 minutes. not only did we review for 9 th3 the ten twenty three for that implicates joe biden in a potential bribery scheme. then they gave us a briefing. tn they told us things like there was an ongoing investigation in this document had been handed over to the investigator. e, and and then we walked right outside in jamie raskin's says things that just aren't true.ar he says that this was part of te rudy giuliani. . the document had something to do for rudy giuliani. that is a complete and bald h faced lie. he als reco said he didn't recal the fbi saying that the document was needed for an ongoing investigation. s part they said that four times that it was part of an ongoing investigation. so if if nothing else, christopher, we can thank jamie raskin for what's going to happen to him thursday morning. thu monine o'clock, unle

virginia teachers unionmember member suggests remote learning loss wasn't that bad because get this sg , it made everyone equal. governor glenn youngkimade evene to respond. he it best purchasing cabella stands tall in our unwavering commitment to honoring our heroes. we extend our gratitude beyond words. i proudly offering a legendary salute discount to those who protect our freedoms, our dedicatio's not to thosey a who selflessly serve us. >> once deep within our dn csay it's not just a discount. >> it's a commitment to making.. >> it's a commitment to making.. a difference because every day is a chance for us to say thank you. >> based proof shops in cabela's. you're adventure starts here. >> topanga's is tough to kill and it can spread. it's time to start using fungi now. maximum strength vinyl is so powerful it cures and prevents fungal infections. plus, it has. and tea tree oil to restore skin health. hydrs with fungi. >> now. do you ever feel dehydrated and need to feel betteth and, ly ? liquid labs when forced back to your hydrates better back to your hydrates better and faster

. >> reporter: you sg grt. >>s wasole i are ever booked, my first series regular.l my fans led by their one true god. >> she retains a healthy ego. >> reporter: there is a fear sometimes that happens for actresses, are they going to understand me and see -- >> exactly, and not just make me stereo typical or the sassy black this or that, and i really, really appreciate the time, the joes just take to get to know us. >> little moments. >> reporter: the joes are joe wiseman and joe port. the writers and executive producers of "ghosts." >> i think part of the term of the show is having all these different perspectives from history. >> there is a hippie and a viking. >> be gone. >> peace. >> and a guy dressed like hamilton. >> how do you know about hamilton? imt. >> reporter: they adapted it from the british version. >> had a fun premise and also a lot of heart. >> we wanted to, no pun intended, keep the pirt of the show. >> iej going to ohio to see if my dead mom is a gost. >> reporter: it was so touching. >> hi, mom. good-bye. >> life and death is so much on the surfa

the eleventh program of the best social and sg-projects of russia was held in the zavidovo complex. initiatives and creating conditions for the sustainable development of a company from from different spheres exchange experience and create joint social projects over the past 5 years. mine was released about 246 million fry. e-e of the reservoir to the territory of the russian federation and, as part of the program of social initiatives, native cities. we have entered into a long-term agreement with one of the largest state corporations for the release of fry in the performance of aquatic biodiversity. this strategic partnership is sure to expand our uh planning horizon. you can improve. uh, the effectiveness of the implementation of environmental activities every year social projects identify best practices support and engage. the best authors in the development of constructive civic engagement in russia become winners in various nominations about orphanages. there is a need for an infrastructure where children would learn how to take care of things. how to work with household chemi

i think with the expert was saying, the fact tu have these numbers sg alone can't tell you anything. u have to look at the input that goes into whether or not there was discrimination or not. class >>. so the numbers of them you nothing. close you can tilt u 100,000 applicatio and look at what the first reader scored a and come up with a feature thate says across the,000 or in thise, 150,000, it looks like on average subject land asian americans have this number and self-declared whites have this number. it tells you nothing about why that number was given anymore class i don't want to cut off. there was no proof to show why. the district court found that number did not prove discrimination. course there was actual proof that it did noect discrimination. there wart analysis on multidimensionality that looked at the non-academic index that applicants whootne or twowhen epic -- academics and asian erans who got one or two on ics, for whatevereason, the latter group got lower acher ratings that the fruit -- than the former. in the same with guidance counselor ratings. it does not tell y

right, sg? today, jon hamm, john slattery stopping by tina fey also in the cast. why are you guys sitting so far apart? you're good friends. snug in. >> bromance. >> we got that >>> al, behind you we found the happiest baby around >> oh, how are you doing >> this is my favorite aunt, aunt mandy, visiting all the way from san diego we're so happy. >> is that a vintage hat >> i wish, but it looks old. >> it's loved. >> i can't"today's" best sellers >> he's so cute. >>> coming up, also, guys out here with a one-woman water balloon party. one of "today's" best sellers is out here reusable, recyclable they're great. >> you know when you are picking up the each individual piece >> can't get them all. that's brilliant. >> that is brilliant >> science, thank you for inventing that. >>> the next chapter in our summer of love series. what jenna learned from a best selling author married for more than two decades about keeping the romance in a relationship alive. >>> a few minutes ago, we told you about th

i mean, we've heard from so many companies who have said freight costs have turned into tailwinds, sgn a year where other companies are doing years of efficiency. >> little bit. it was a little surprising we've seen that helpful, the whole freight cost, and they're still working on it and dealing with it. nike is very global. a lot of more bullish analysts today are saying, look, that's sort of a transitory or temporary headwind into next year the bears will say that nike's not cheap, and they're still dealing with some sort of financial issues, even if the brand is in line and if you look at it compared to lullemon, then there's a big gap there. >> piper saying macro pressures on consumers, will challenge near-term growth and they're cautious on long-term margin expansion. >> nike still has to prove in the next year, they put out the full-year outlook, and the second half is more optimistic than the first half, so they're going to have to prove it next year >> we came in talking a lot about china, and but it was all right, right >> china was all right, 16% if you factor in the curren

>> that's right, sg.irst time ever, a pair of twins expected to go in the top teten tonight.t. a "t"today" exclclusive, comomip after yoyour local n news, weat and d these messssages e e lyte. caplyta a is a once-e-daily pl ththat is provoven to delilir sisignificant t relief acrossss bipolar d depressio. unlike somome medicinenes thatat only treaeat bipolar , caplytyta treats b both bipolai anand bipolar r ii depressssi. anand in clininical trialsl, movemement disordeders and weight gaiain were notot comm. callll your doctctor about sudden m mood changeges, behahaviors, orr suicididal thoughthts. antidedepressants s may incree thesese risks inin young adud. eldederly dementntia patients haveve increaseded risk of f death or s stroke. report fevever, confususion, ststiff or uncncontrollablbe muscscle movemenents whwhich may bebe life threatenining or permamanent. these arenen't all l the seserious sidede effects.. in t the darknesess of bibipolar i anand ii depreres, caplyta cacan help you let inin the ly

at sv be sg.it reads in part here supervisors conclude the banks compensation decisions were primarily based on their financial performance with minimal to no linkage to risk management and control factors. you go on to state risk management deficiencies identified by independent risk factors with brca2 examinations have not been meaningfully considered by sdb compensation decisions. it was on to point out they boost their profits in order for the return on investment. rethink your explanation what it says pretty bluntly. they have manipulated their profits in a way that increase their risks. and had no compensation tied to the fact they're increasing the risk. the bottom line is i see this in the compensation structure, they profited taking a lot more of a risk is conclusion? >> yes senator. the supervisors found the way the board restructured compensation for the firm did not include any appropriate risk management. that was one of the reasons why supervisory downgraded the firm's governing scen

i think the journeymen will do better did you see -- >> how is it the pga puts out a press release sg. >> i have children i'm busy >> once all of the stakeholders understand and our board and some of our players don't understand >> there will be guys, obviously -- >> i don't know they worked out the details. >> phil got at least 100 it was rumored rory said no i'll stand up for what i believe. >> i think that is the pga putting a press release saying and you read it. once everyone understands and you get it, it will be fabulous. i don't think at the top of the pga that they are all in agreement this is what they want. >> when it was announced with the framework that was nebulous. what are the chances i said schaffele. you don't shoot 62 at lfl.a. country club the greens were receptive. it is a hard course. a couple of par 3s that are 250 yards. brooks koepka was 1 over he was even for the rest it is early. rickie fowler had four birdies in a row the u.s. open, you want the last day and hopefully 3 under. it has been worse. three or four guys are in the red. it is great. it is great wa

i think that they are trying to make a sg argument here that even if the court is acting liourt and faithfully engaged in the process of judicial review, they would vertheless invalidate any provisions around the states and say those are unenforceable through that process of review. justice soto i agree with you, that's what they're trying to say. general prelogar: yes. but just to try to be responsive to your question about a stda, we think that there are obviously multiple formulations that have been d and are available to the analogue to try to track this problem i've des of when a court is not faithfully engaged in judicial review is to borrow from the adequate and independate grounds context and specifically the civil rights cases, where the court has said that if the e court decision is so lacking in any basis and has no fair or substantial support and can only be understood as an effort to frustrate federal rights, then the court can look past that decision. and, awe think that this is a high bar. its not testing for exactly the same thing because, in that context, novelty might be impo

viii“ sgs " “fifi: you like. who do you believe on that? sgs " “sfl: that? is that he come out this week and he has come out this week and said that no pressure said that there was no pressure placed anywhere. he simply passed on to the passed that list on to the honours left it at honours committee and left it at that. why wouldn't that. and why wouldn't we believe minister? he's believe the prime minister? he's had a great start. he's clean, he's excellent. he's clever and he's excellent. he's clever and he make difference he wants to make a difference and doing that. the problem and he's doing that. the problem is, and and he's doing that. the problem is, end i— and he's doing that. the problem is, end i mean— and he's doing that. the problem is, and i mean from— and he's doing that. the problem is, and i mean from from- si: cit» g the problem is, and i mean from from people ndienind— is, and i mean from from people ndienind end— is, and i mean from from people watching and listening to this is, and i mean from from people wathnow,|nd listening to this is

us and canadian eewetewwt atn— sg ti.t1:t1“ us and canadian coastguard air national guard wnenwtt— coastguardlso stalked name of devil baby, also stalked his former team—mate , billy his former team—mate, billy gilmour, and harassed ben chilwell. she's been handed a 12 week prison sentence , suspended week prison sentence, suspended for 18 months and she'll have to complete 200 hours of unpaid work . jack, now, king charles work. jack, now, king charles has hosted world leaders at saint james's palace tonight ahead of a conference tomorrow on the ukrainian recovery program. his majesty met with ukraines prime minister denys shmyhal in european commission president as well, ursula von der leyen was there, as well as the us secretary of state, antony blinken . us officials antony blinken. us officials will meet tomorrow and thursday to discuss rebuilding ukraine after russia's invasion . that's after russia's invasion. that's it . you're up to date on tv it. you're up to date on tv onune it. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and the tunein app. this is . app. this is. gb news. tomorrow's

my misgivings were really sg , “gs g�*hi�*lg?’ my misgivings were really naive ones. the device, i believe, was helped or designed by nasa , helped or designed by nasa, although i think stepping away from that now . but yeah, i had from that now. but yeah, i had noidea from that now. but yeah, i had no idea it was it was a sort of botched perhaps as we are now hearing. you got out of it hearing. but you got out of it hewse— hearing. but you got out of it hewse wew— hearing. but you got out of it because you were— “g but you got out of it because you were told that there weee-whhh— because you were told that there were -with-and. were problems with visas and eweewhhhe—se- everything else. and so hesheer— everything else. and so. basically—who basically the people who got you out basically the people who got you ewh-sewee — basically the people who got you out-saved -life. - out of that saved your life. i mean, is that— out of that saved your life. i mean, is that how out of that saved your life. i. mean, is that how-at out of that saved your life. i- mean, is that how-

louise mensch, thank yov eo mvth for— sg louise mensch, thank you so much forjoining us. former— youtand in a by—election? is he going to do this, that and the thing. i think we the other thing. i think we would be better advised to would be much better advised to approach calmly and approach this quite calmly and to eventuates, to see what eventuates, particularly particularly at those by elections. indeed. now ann, i think we can all agree you right, boris johnson, off at your peril , although it would your peril, although it would look like his future within the conservative party is not looking wildly hopeful, is it? do you not think he's burned so mary— do you not think he's burned so mary hrhtgee— do you not think he's burned so many bridges with— do you not think he's burned so many bridges with those backbenchers_ many bridges with those backbenchers ? is that any hope backbenchers? is that any hope that— backbenchers? is that any hope that hf— backbenchers? is that any hope that hf he— backbenchers? is that any hope that if he won— backbenchers? is that any hope that if he w

again, it doesn't show any sign of— : gs " again, it doesn't show any sign of stopping : sgs " again,eing and predicting, wnten ee nnne— we're now seeing and predicting, which as emma said, might at the nnennent— which as emma said, might at the moment we don't— which as emma said, might at the moment we don't see a limit to it. moment we don't see a limit to t. ant— moment we don't see a limit to t. ant tnene— moment we don't see a limit to it. and there will— moment we don't see a limit to it. and there will be a limit, twt— it. and there will be a limit, but we— it. and there will be a limit, but we ten-t— it. and there will be a limit, but we don't see— it. and there will be a limit, but we don't see what that limit is but we don't see what that limit te ent— but we don't see what that limit te ent tney— but we don't see what that limit is and they should— but we don't see what that limit is and they should have acted a treet— is and they should have acted a greet teet— is and they should have acted a great deal earlier.— is and they should have acted a great deal earlier. but the

but first-here's your- first of all, here's your nornn-sg— first of all, here's your morning's with .be a big five years, going to be a big five years, never mind a big day. if he's going to actually— never mind a big day. if he's going to actually end- going to actually end homelessness. i mean, that's guife— homelessness. i mean, that's guife an— homelessness. i mean, that's quite an ambition, isn't it? ief-s— quite an ambition, isn't it?l ief-s—waiker quite an ambition, isn't it?- let's_walker now let's talk to cameron walker now to let's talk to cameron walker now fo-fne— let's talk to cameron walker now fo-fne iefaii— let's talk to cameron walker now to _the detail. good- to find out the detail. good mug,— to find out the detail. good morning, cameron. yeah good morning— morning, cameron. yeah good morning ,— morning, cameron. yeah good morning , nev. — morning, cameron. yeah good morning , bev. iv/ri5 morning, cameron. yeah good morning, bev. iv/ri5 morning, cameron. yeah good morning , bev. iv/ri5 57” “rtri morning, bev. yes, well, prince william wants to make homelessness rare

emma that's emma webb rnere. roiiricai— sg emma that's emma webb there.accusing him of treason and armed mutiny . ' “gr armed mutiny. any internal turmoil is a mortal threat to our statehood to us, as a nation, this is a blow to russia, to our people, our actions to protect the homeland from such a threat will be harsh. all those who deliberately took the path of betrayal , who prepared deliberately took the path of betrayal, who prepared an armed mutiny, who took the path of blackmail terrorist methods blackmail and terrorist methods , inevitable , will suffer an inevitable punishment , , will suffer an inevitable punishment, will answer both to the law and to our people of the main support ship for the titan submersible returned to its home base in canada after attempting to recover the vessel which imploded in the north atlantic, killing five people. one of two canadian coastguard- cc “rg �*7 one of two canadian coastguard ships has aiso— canadian coastguard ships has also returned— canadian coastguard ships has also returned to— canadian coastguard sh

statement saying if you neve eny— issued a statement saying if you have any information on this nenin-sgic, i mean, is chilling. it is. i mean, look , chilling. it is. i mean, look, our psychiatric— wt.1“ cc “3 it is. i mean, look, our psychiatric services are not fit our psychiatric services are not is rer— our psychiatric services are not is ier enreese— our psychiatric services are not fit for purpose anymore. i was ieiring— fit for purpose anymore. i was ieiring ie— fit for purpose anymore. i was ieiring e e— fit for purpose anymore. i was talking to a doctor this week iner— talking to a doctor this week in seys— talking to a doctor this week in seys ii— talking to a doctor this week that says if you're in a state of that says if you're in a state ei esysnesis— that says if you're in a state of psychosis, you- that says if you're in a state of psychosis, you said, i can no ienger— of psychosis, you said, i can no ienger gei— of psychosis, you said, i can no longer get anybody a psychiatric neit— longer get anybody a psychiatric neie inese. — longer get anybody a psychiatric neie ines

well, let's hear what rt.s“r: : sgs ’“ well, let's hear what constituents hewe — let's hear what constituentsirmed hheh he— half hour, it's been confirmed that by elections— half hour, it's been confirmed that by elections in uxbridge ehe— that by elections in uxbridge ehe seuhh— that by elections in uxbridge and south ruislip and selby and hihshe— and south ruislip and selby and hihshe her— and south ruislip and selby and ainsty for boris— and south ruislip and selby and ainsty for boris johnson and wigei— ainsty for boris johnson and niger heems— ainsty for boris johnson and nigel adams respectively, will be nigel adams respectively, will he heig— nigel adams respectively, will he heie eh— nigel adams respectively, will be held on july— nigel adams respectively, will be held on july the 28th. now ieh-s— be held on july the 28th. now heh-s hurr— be held on july the 28th. now let's turn our— be held on july the 28th. now let's turn our attentions to news from nottingham , where news from nottingham, where eeheehiwes— news from nottingham, where detectives have _ news from nottingham, where de