. >> it is just a specter. alameda had its first fourth of july parade since 2018.i found out about the highlands park shooting and told a friend of mine that i was with and he had friends in chicago. i had a wonderful night and me home the next day and found out that people were shooting guns in the air and people inside and outside the coliseum were being hit by bullet fragments. it is really hard to enjoy those things with the potential specter of violence. >> there have been new gun laws in san jose and they have been creative about how they put these into place. tell us about these. they are in effect right now but not with enforcement. >> it is a very complicated situation. earlier this year, san jose said that it wanted to do something pretty revolutionary when it comes to local politicians trying to take on gun violence. the city council said they wanted to pass an ordinance that would require gun owners to get insurance and pay an annual fee that would go to towards offsetting the cost of gun violence. and as expected, it was really inflammatory and people

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. >> reporter: president biden arrived in israel today with the specter of a nuclear armed iran hanging over his first presidential trip to the middle east. >> iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: he told israeli television he wants to revive the stalled talks over ending iran's nuclear program and severed by donald trump. >> i think it was a gigantic mistake for the last president to get out of the deal. they're closer to a nuclear weapon now than they were before. >> reporter: that puts them at odds with israeli officials who have long opposed the talks. >> israel's purpose is first to stop iran from reaching the nuclear bomb. and second, to stop iran from entrenchment around the borders of israel. >> reporter: one notable item president biden acknowledged isn't on the agenda here, peace talks between the israelis and palestinians, stalled since 2014. and on the streets of jerusalem, people know the visit is about much more than israel. >> i think the most important issue to come to the middle east, i think it's iran. let's be honest. >> reporter: administration officials ar

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launched and the moment it is launched , and becomes transit through ukraine ukraine will face the specterf freezing to death in winter. she will have to do something about it, and there is no infrastructure for this to save herself, the only way is to turn to the kremlin for inclusion in the russian gas system, which, of course, will have political consequences . russia's budget surplus from january to june amounted to a trillion 370 billion rubles. revenues exceeded 14 million - this is about 56% of the oil and gas planned for the year - this is six trillion 375 billion. budget expenditures a little more than 12.5 trillion, that is, 53% of the budgeted for the year i will add the ministry of finance of russia since june stopped publishing a number of data on budget execution, explaining this by minimizing the risks of additional sanctions. among other things now in there is no reporting data on budget expenditures in specific areas. the international monetary fund has downgraded its forecast for us gdp growth for this year to 2.3%. this is almost 1.5% lower than in the april forecast, th

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. alan fisher, i'll josina ukraine. the world of health organization is declared monkey pox, the brake, a global health emergency. it's the highest alert, a can issue only $16000.00 cases. the virus has been reported across 170 countries . we have an outbreak that has spread around the wood rapidly through new models of transmission about which we understand truly to and which meets the criteria in the international health regulations. for all of these reasons, i have decided that the global monkey pox outbreak represents a public cold emergency of international concern. the libyan government is facing more turmoil after 2 days of fighting between all groups and tripoli, the 16 people were killed in confrontations involving members of a special unit and the presidential guard in tennessee, hundreds of processes rallied in the capital against mondays plan constitutional referendum. it gives present eyesight more powers, move some checks on his leadership and uses the role of the judiciary. cr

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launched and the moment it is launched, it becomes transit through ukraine ukraine will face the specter of freezing to death in winter. she will have to do something about it, and the infrastructure to do that, to save herself, is not the only way to apply to the kremlin for inclusion in the russian gas system, which, of course, will have political consequences? the french automaker renault fell by a third in six months. the main reason for such a strong decline is the departure from the russian market. it is the losses in our country that make up most of this disappointing performance. suspended operations in russia at the end of march. in early may, the russian assets of the group were transferred to the state. ownership, however, the company still has a chance to return. she retains an option to repurchase her share in the depot over the next 6 years. mandatory labeling of beer will not lead to a reduction in its production and will not lead to an increase in the cost of products, the ministry of industry and trade told tass about this. they noted the labeling experiment. in this ind

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of policing their pregnancies, this kinof specter that the state owns everything with regard to yourctive capacities, leads us into a space where there's dramatic surveillance. and it's frightening for people. and that's what these laws are meanto do. yes, they'll criminally punish, and possibly even death sentce but they're meant to instill fear in people. amy: i mean, you look at a most recent case that got a good amount of attention. it was the case of lelle herrera. she is the latinx woman in texas who was charged with murder for, quote-unquote, a "self-induced" abortion. now, because of groups like the frontera fund and women of color massively protesting, very much now that's the exception to the rule. and she was released, and the charges were dropped. but if the supreme court rules as we think it will, based on this leak, this will become the rule, the rule of law. >> yes. well, what we'll see is just like in j crow times or antebellum times, the are places where women can be fre and girls can be free and may not have to rry. and even there, i would put some caution around it

unpleasant surprise for kiev will be launched, and becomes transit through ukraine ukraine will face the specter of freezing to death in winter. she will have to do something about it, and there is no infrastructure for this to save herself, the only way is to turn to the kremlin for inclusion in the russian gas system, which, of course, will have political consequences? russia from january to june amounted to a trillion 370 billion rubles. revenues exceeded 14 trillion - this is about 56% of the oil and gas planned for the year - this is six trillion 375 billion. budget expenditures a little more than 12.5 trillion, that is, 53% of the pledged . budget execution, explaining this by minimizing the risks of introducing additional sanctions, among other things. now in reporting there are no data on budget expenditures in specific areas. the international monetary fund has downgraded its forecast for us gdp growth for this year to 2.3%. this is almost 1.5% lower than in the april forecast many believe that avoiding those state recessions will be extremely difficult to recall that the first portal o

i very much agree, i think from the specter of the unit itself, it's part of instilling increasing fear and terror in the population. warning the resistance fighters that they will go. as far as you know, they can to stop the resistance and they don't been to any international pressure. but i'm very, very, in agreement that it is a sign of weakness both on the battlefield in terms of territorial control, but also in terms of not really being able to run the state apparatus. the economy is in ruins. and what we've been researching over the past year or so, it's also how soldiers within the ranks of the military cells are increasingly demoralized. there is a growing fatigue. we see a gradual increase of defect this over the past year as well. so even within its own ranks, there are weaknesses and a sense of kale minka you, you've 30 years covering me and mod you agree with d. c. this is a sense of of weakness for the 1st time executions in 30 odd years. yeah, i certainly, i think then the military ceased power on the 1st of february, 2021. they expected that they would get back control pr

so this specter graham represents the sounds at the bottom making right now. yes, that's $8.00 to $9.00 times more than what we can higher than what we can. you know, that's the only thing that the color leaf no spot has a distinct call which can be used identified amongst other baths in the cave. to hear it without disturbance. i need to put your phones on his a couple of them calling great. now, you know, when i put these your phones on, i can hear these battle stations that sound almost alien. but as soon as i take them off, i can hear the sounds of the communities who live nearby, of the farmers who live alongside that. i mean, if there's any evidence of the fact that bats and humans can co exist together seamlessly. this sounds good is exactly that. the, this resolve would not have been possible without the support of the community. some of them have become ranges. but again, the federally market galleria that people are germane and come from local farming villages around the result. it should say that it can be looked into why that is a comparison on tic

paying influencers and small armies of bloggers to get the word out to play the fear card, raise the specter of ethnic tensions and political violence if that's what it takes to get votes. kenyon, politicians used to rely on some questionable western communications firms to run their social media, produce their propaganda and spread misinformation. now they have new sources of media expertise available domestically to do that. but listening posts, ryan coles, now on canyon influencers for hire. and the misinformation running rampant in this election campaign usually begins with a simple what's up message. a political operative delivers an assignment to a social media influence or for hire the jobs very. but the ask is always the same . make this content go viral. we spoke with a kenyan influencer who insisted he had to remain anonymous. the person you see here is an actor. during our interview, the influence are revealed some secrets about an industry that as kenya, gears up for a general election has grown in size and impact. so tell me about your operation. what's the size of your team? ho

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. allen fisher, i'll just either ukraine azure is tamela asa mandy is in odessa and has more on the situation there now. playing her daddy a lava. we saw massage with the naked eye were talking about to misses until now. and we've been able for the 1st time since i was over here to trace these missiles, they were really close just above us. a missile passed through here, another pass through there. the camera man is able to show the picture of the smoke from the anti aircraft rockets here on the black sea shore. until this moment, we heard 4 explosions in more than one location here where we are standing one minute before we went on air. we can also hear the silent alarms in the area. they went off right before the ukrainian until aircraft misses targeted. what it says are roche and rockets, bun, or it was on friday, the russia and ukraine agreed that ships would be able to depart from odessa and 2 other ukrainian ports on the black sea turkey ukraine. and the united nations are going t

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. allen, fisher, i'll just either ukraine. but here sector of state anthony lincoln has condemn the attack rosalyn jordan as more now from washington. essentially, the secretary of state called into question, russia's intent to make good on the deal, which it's signed indirectly with ukraine on friday to allow stores of raw grain to travel from a ukraine through the boss for us and 2 destinations around the world. the secretary of state in a written statement noted that tub russia is responsible in the u. s. is view for not just the attack risking the lives of ukrainian civilians, but is also responsible directly for what he called a deepening global choruses of, of food deprivation. antony blank can also one noted that this is incumbent upon russia to demonstrate that it has uh the best of intentions. and instead it needs to stop perpetuating its attack on ukraine. now, this is the statement as it is really doesn't come as a surprise, even as the un and turkey were trying to broker thi

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. alan fisher, i'll just either ukraine, whether you are a sector of state anthony blinkin has condemned the missile attack on odessa out as a result in jordan john just like now from washington dc. roslyn. so what more did lincoln have to say? essentially, antony blinkin is a condemning the russian attack on the port in odessa as a sign that russia was not being serious when it negotiated this deal in direct deal, i should say, with ukraine to allow millions of tons of grain to be shipped from ukrainian ports and delivered to countries abroad. the a statement from the secretary of state indicated that not only did the russians a show cows disregard for the lives of ukrainian civilians, because this was not a military target. this statement also says that russia is essentially showing cows disregard for the well being of people around the world, and thus is responsible for what the was considered a deepening global love food crisis. this is a situation where, whereas the grain wasn't suppose

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. alan fisher, i'll just either you 3 intern is here that been the confrontations between the police and protests as opposed to mondays constitutional referendum. president chloe side has urged voters that to approve a draft proposal which expands his powers a most protest. his want him to resign and for the parliament to have more power should in wolf has the story. i anger and frustration in the to museum capital. oh, these demonstrators are protesting against monday's constitutional referendum, which they say would give present case i eat too much power. and now i see that we will boycott this referendum. we are determined to struggle against the absolute autocracy until to news your regained its natural institutional and democratic status said a war critics q say eat of trying to rule by decree saying has proposed changes amount to a coup against the constitution. since last july, the president has sac dozens of judges suspended parliament and assumed executive power, maintaining he was

their lives for the ukraine of light and memory and in some words the heroes of ukraine, but the specterkyiv, he terrorized the enemy, now there is, so to speak, the avenger has come to replace us, the zaporizhian avenger, who terrorizes those who try to invade the zaporizhia avenger to the south - is this a very young national guardsman, he has already shot down the sixth russian plane and also shot down one cruise missile, which is remarkable that this is a talented military man, he shoots down these metal russian birds that bring death to us from the manpads needle installation, this is quite such a rare situation it is not state-of-the-art, i think if he manages to shoot down russian planes with it, what will happen if he gets hold of british installations or some others? i think that the zaporizhia avenger has already become a terror for what will come, may god protect him, dmytro kyrychuk volunteer a deputy of the zaporizhia district council is with us in zakopane dmytro, i congratulate you, i wish you a good evening. i am glad to see and hear from you. well, what else? so to speak

that the dollar is becoming even more attractive for investments and, in the end, to scare away the specter of a recession. yesterday, congress approved a package that stimulates the police in the us economy, in particular, the production of semiconductors, this is again oksana, thank you very much for your analysis . for that, i will explain and remind you. it was oksana bedratenko our website editor and economics expert who followed this topic this week, over 10,000 spectators gathered in krakow last weekend to watch a charity tennis match that raised over €420,000 to help ukraine, the event was attended by several ukrainian sports stars, including andriy shevchenko and elina svitolina the match was attended by tens of thousands of spectators in the arena and damage to krakow , and hundreds of thousands of tv viewers last weekend watched the charity match of the stars polish and ukrainian tennis, this time victory was not the goal. the first racket of the world. polish tennis player inga svityk organized an event to draw the world's attention to the war in ukraine and to raise funds to he

so as abby said, there is plenty of room for the any stack there that it is really dishonest, specter discoveries, that many pounds 3, how does j only exceed knowledge? ave did seem to be of a flawless launch. but what are the risks to the telescope though, while it's while it's in orbit lead the cosmic tusks just hitting the mirrors? that sort of thing. what are we going to be careful for? it said those micro meteorites, one of them is heat. they're one of the segments self ah, in may, and we just the keep our fingers crossed that then not that too many will hit the telescope during the lifetime because it obviously that would be the biggest risk for degrading they optical capabilities of that. those of these tiny mit micro meteorites that create this small crater on the surface said these in mirror that the primary mirror is made of fed barithium coated with gourd than you know, we want to keep it as clean as possible without much damage. ah, so i should mention one more thing we focused on than most this done sources of light in the universe. i should say that also the nearest ones

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. allen fisher, i'll just either ukraine either is at tanner, a semi d as in odessa and has long what's been happening. kane had daddy, alabama. we saw massage with the naked eye. we're talking about 2 misses until now and we've been able for the 1st time since our arrival here to trace these misses. they were really close just above us and miss al passed through here another boss to there. the camera man is able to show the picture of the smoke from the anti aircraft rockets here on the black sea shore. until this moment we heard 4 explosions in more than one location here to where we are standing. one minute before we went on air, we can also hear the silent alarms in the area. they went off right before the ukrainian until aircraft misses. target is what it says on roche and rockets. u. s. secretary se anthony blinkin has now added his voice to widespread condemnation of the missiles strike, sang russia as responsibility for the wells deepening food crisis. ukraine in russia had agre

what remains is the specter of a global food crisis that could cause unrest in other countries. allen, fisher, i'll just either ukraine. the world health organization has declared the monkey box outbreak, a global health emergency. it's the highest allergic, an issue. more than 16000 cases of the virus have been reported across more than 70 countries. we have an outbreak that has spread around the would rapidly through new mod itself, transmission about which we understand truly to and which meets the criteria in the international health regulations. for all of these reasons, i have decided that the global monkey pox outbreak re presents a public cold emergency of international concern. the libyan governments facing more turmoil after 2 days of fighting between the arm groups and tripoli. at least 16 people were killed in clashes involving members of a special unit and the presidential guard into nicea hundreds of protest has rallied in the capital against monday's plan. constitutional referendum. it gives president chi side more powers, remove some checks on his leadership, and

since the beginning conflict once in 2015 and twice in 2016 and i am a witness to the conflict of the specteralmost completely censored . a. she recorded herself on a handheld camera to ukraine , first went as a practicing psychotherapist. i wanted to understand how people can be manipulated. this is the same video i made at the front. it is very interesting that by showing what happened, i showed the mechanism of external interference. here is the mechanism which we also see in families, when, for example, during a divorce, the parents of the child are asked to incline to one side or another. here was the united states and europe in general, who began to say we are better than others, be in the country this is how conflicts are actually born at rallies. she fights for fair italy, balanced information and tries through her films to speak and show the hidden motives of the armed conflict what has been happening since february 24th, so that italy and europe as a whole are shown the second part of the film in the sense that everything that was before a black field on the screen when i show photo

the reason for that is the government is going to have a windfall tax on the spanish banking specteror. this is a heavyweight sector. it is down sharply today. london is underperforming as well little bit. you've got the oil stocks trading lower. that's in reaction to what we see on the oil price. we've got some other companies that are trading down a little bit. gsk is tracking lower. there are some entered -- individual stock stories and worth focusing on. it's a patchwork in europe. investor sentiment in germany is plummeting. that is where we are oddly. i won a focus on what's happening elsewhere. it has a meaningful impact. this is euro-dollar. we are now trading at 1.0069. we are down to parity. let's call that parity. we have bounced a little off that. where we go from here is hard to determine. it is down from what is happening in the euro -- energy story. the bond market today is significantly lower, signaling economic pain is going to last longer. that's what we've seen in the 30 year. huge volatility around the story by 14% in the u.k.. brent crude is tracking back down, w

one grand mirror what does -- grandmother was a specter but i can imagine what a lawman specter woulddo that they were inspection machine there's in new york and they would come down recently line and she picked one up and setan it down and fire at the target and set it down. i saw one time her industry badge and things like that but everybody in my family including my uncle who paid the ultimate sacrifice, my father was too young for wolves were to ensue asd his brother ronnie but ther oldest brother barney was a navy rig operator and was killed in action in the pacific. they were shot down when they were making a bombing run and southeast asia. ironicallye he was killed on hs 21st birthday in 1945. barney became a cherished memory for all of us and he still is today. they used to talk about their gas rationing and your meat rationing and bread. there was pearl harbor obviously [inaudible] but they never talked about the effect december 7 heavenn civilian americans and how america changed literally overnight and i meangh literally overnight and how the war impacted the national mood.

and not feel the specter of politics. it is near impossible to grow up here and not see the impact that public policy has on the health and well-being of our community read for me, i was a kid who always knew i was going to be a doctor. i did not have a memory of ever wanting to be anything else. i but i knew there was only so much i could do in my practice and hospital practice. and that i needed to get to people who had the laws that were hurting my community. so that to me was the moving line to politics. the physician for reproductive health gave me the training i needed to package the knowledge i had and passion i had to focus on reproductive health and social justice. and to be able to talk about it in a way that could, hopefully, shift policy. we do congressional testimonies and we trained doctors to do legislative beings. and i recognize that -- i am allowed into spaces that women used to never be able to. on the question i ask myself in the question we ask ourselves to the doctors is when you are invited into the

into peak usage months at a time people are worried about the gas supply being cut off raises the specter of germany coming out with something similar and saying stop using so much, put on a sweater, keep temperatures at this level. tom: -27 basis points. in honor of alan greenspan, jon has a headline. jonathan: andrea hall and horse from citibank -- we see a 100 basis point rate hike this month . the committee showed it will react to each monthly meeting, each inflation reading. we expect policy rates to reach 4% by the end of 2022. here's the call from citibank, 100 basis points this month from the fomc and policy rates to reach 4% by the end of 2022. let me remind you, a few months ago when citibank came out with that call for a 50 basis point hike and another, a lot of people laughed and then it became the base case. then things went even further so the citi call, 100 basis points, remembering the banks calling for this have been out front on the tightening cycle in a way others have not. tom: are we simply prepared for 4%? we are not. jonathan: i don't think we are either. tom: let's

we reveal how the specter of corruption hangs over the islands, passport by investment scheme, a lease with and we show how a convicted criminal might obtain a european passport for the right price. a people take us with our investigation leads to one of the highest offices of state, the president of the parliament. i see. busy in the port where i have to prepare my days, we show how a criminal with a golden passport could change his identity to evade justice was a consent form for a foreign is to invest of 2 and a half $1000000.00. often in luxury homes can obtain a separate passport under the cypress investment program. the holder of a cypress passport has the right to live and work across the european union. there is an island in the mediterranean, where prosperity is a way of life. cypress welcomes the world. the algae 0 is investigative unit, obtained a leak naming to now half 1000 people. he purchased a separate passport. we called it the cypress space, a cypress papers, make global headlines, a l. d that wants you to show that maple importance just you don't have to be a bit far

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the start of the conflict once in 2015 and twice in 2016 and i am a witness to the conflict of the specternsored by sara psychologist by education, the author of two films about the maidan 2014 and adambas evidence. oh she i recorded it myself on a manual camera to ukraine , first i went as a practicing psychotherapist. i wanted to understand how people can be manipulated. this is the same video i made at the front. it is very interesting that by showing what happened, i showed the mechanism of external interference. there is also a mechanism that we see in families, when, for example, during a divorce, the parents of the child are asked to incline to one side or another. here was the usa and europe in general, which we began to speak better. others be on our side, that's how they are actually born conflicts at meetings. she fights for fair italy balanced information and tries through her performance films. to show the hidden motives of the armed conflict, what has been happening since february 24 , i will say, so italy and europe as a whole are shown the second part of the film in the sen

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