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st. michael arkhanev is a basilica with a transverse transect, that in the maya plan, the latin roofs on are in carved reverse five -tiered vezhas and oceanize the two-tiered pediment of the cathedral, may, large, just planning irrigation just into the coal obsida, the beatorium, highlighted by the side concealed for a voluminously spacious composition, a bottle over a vortex, a characteristic shmat, a tiered shmat-planned bread so with two. and our father is the corners of the temple. it is overgrown with a two-tier pyropath nefol, zvy. we're better off with transect wings. tydy such on the sides. sufficient to complete the architecture of the church is such a chance, and here it is believed to be a hallway and you can even wrap up the moisture for three, otherwise you will knock me out of the walls on the lower turn. yes, there is one and a half or maybe 2 m, oleg's pursed vice, maybe we're getting a little bit closer, and they are all tonya's walls and this allows us not only to save construction. this is what real madrid will expand not only to open various large-scale the image wher

the 45—year—old went missing on a dog walk in st michael's on wyre in lanca—shear injanuary. on wyreearch, which led to intense public interest and a social media frenzy of conspiracy theories. the coroner ruled she drowned after falling into cold water. our correspondent danny savage has the details. nicola bulley, with her dog, willow. a coroner was told she had treated the spaniel like a third child and would never have willingly abandoned it on a riverbank. willow's harness and nicola's phone were found one friday morning in january at this spot. the place where nikki bulley accidentally fell into the river wyre. her body wasn't found for three weeks. a period when herfriends desperately appealed for information and social media was filled with unfounded and often cruel speculation. what really happened was a tragic accident. but it's left her family damaged by unfiltered online comment. it is upsetting that we have continued to receive negative, targeted messages and still wildly inaccurate speculation being shared on numerous platforms. we encourage people to look at the facts,

st. michael's cake. i think or as your will.e great emotion and emotion to collect the power of emotion knot and again. i ’m such a screwy statistics all the churches near the whole shrine on the territory of the grand duchy of lithuania, on the territory of the private court of belarus itself . well i don't think u spiritually, it may be a coincidence. according to the scriptures, there was confusion , there was confusion in the angelic rank in the angelic army, there was a battle and a battle on the part of the remaining angels faithful to god and the forces of heaven, led by archangel michael , the leader of the army faithful to the lord. and as a result of this battle, a unit of hastily force him. as we call the world of the kingdom of fallen spirits, it was not erupted from the region of heaven into the region under heaven, you will see mine, visible to us, the space that we observe around ourselves in the language of scripture is called the area under heaven. for us, the main question is not the dispensation of evil, as su

the 45—year—old went missing on a dog walk in st michael's on wyre in lancashire injanuary promptingo intense public interest and a social media frenzy of conspiracy theories. but today the coroner ruled she drowned after falling into cold water. here's our correspondent danny savage. nicola bulley, with her dog, willow. a coroner was told she had treated the spaniel like a third child and would never have willingly abandoned it on a riverbank. willow's harness and nicola's phone were found one friday morning in january at this spot. the place where nikki bulley accidentally fell into the river wyre. her body wasn't found for three weeks. a period when herfriends desperately appealed for information and social media was filled with unfounded and often cruel speculation. what really happened was a tragic accident. but its left her family damaged by unfiltered online comment. it is upsetting that we have continued to receive negative, targeted messages and still wildly inaccurate speculation being shared on numerous platforms. we encourage people to look at the facts, the evidence whic

st. michael's gold-top cathedral . morning, the primate of the orthodox church, his beatitude metropolitan epiphanius , prayed and lit candles together with the children . we will hear from the representatives of the church in more detail about what happened . church the church takes care of them , his beatitude metropolitan epiphany , primate of the orthodox church of ukraine, prays with them today in our cathedral together with a hundred children, i prayed so that the lord would send a just peace to our country, i prayed for ukraine and for every child who is currently experiencing fear , some despair and some pain as a result of this war . also master classes with children cooperate with the emergency services, the police, the football players also gave them a tour of the church and showed them the bell tower . and now we will hear more from the organizers of the event. the church of ukraine for being open to various experiments, we offered to hold a holiday and they gave us a cool place , you see, everything is pro

this area in st michael's square, these tanks here were abandoned by the russian army.ict, when we saw a column of tanks on the outskirts of kyiv trying to enter the city, these are the tanks that were captured by the ukrainian forces, they are russian tanks. there are also these bombed out cards just behind there are also these bombed out cardsjust behind me there are also these bombed out cards just behind me that have come from mariupol, another place that was devastated at the beginning of this conflict. it is here in st michael's square that the ukrainian people are given a constant reminder in the capital of what is going on in the capital of what is going on in the capital of what is going on in the east of the country and the south of the country.— south of the country. thank you very much. south of the country. thank you very much- reporting _ south of the country. thank you very much. reporting from _ south of the country. thank you very much. reporting from kyiv - south of the country. thank you very much. reporting from kyiv for- south of the country. thank

the inquest has opened into the death of nicola bulley, who vanished while walking her dog in st michael's body was found after a three—week search. a forensic pathologist told the coroner that in her professional opinion ms bulley had died by drowning. our north of england correspondent, danny savage, joins us from preston now. us more about what the tell coroner court heard?— court heard? many people will remember _ court heard? many people will remember the _ court heard? many people will remember the disappearance | court heard? many people will. remember the disappearance of court heard? many people will- remember the disappearance of nicola bulley, when she vanished on the 27th of january, at st michael's on wyre. the intense speculation which then followed between her disappearance and her body being found three weeks later. much of that speculation was far—fetched on social media. the coroner made it very clear today that he was not going to address anything that was said about nicola bulley�*s death on social media. he was only going to take information from credible sources. thro

hejust left st michael's minister in the capital of ukraine. he just left st michael's square.t for most of us, the sunshine, it is warming up. that was the scene earlier in brighton. going through today the sunshine continues for most of us, the odd shower in the south—west, losing the nagging cloud across the south—east but some cloud around the north sea coast, eastern scotland but the sunshine, temperatures reaching the mid to high 20s, 30 degrees possible from parts of greater manchester through the midlands and to the south—east. throughout this afternoon, shower start to develop and look at these bright colours, like a small these showers are. moving up from southern england through the midlands towards merseyside, hit and miss but if you catch one of them you could see some hail and thunder, gusty winds and the risk of some localised flooding. a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. through this evening, the showers drifting north, some coming into northern ireland but generally speaking, tonight it will be largely dry and clear, warm and muggy and even by 10pm temp

but i also want to show you around this area in st michael's square.ans, they are russian tanks. these weather tanks, and you will remember at the beginning of the conflict when we saw a column of tanks on the outskirts of keep trying to enter the city, these weather tanks captured by their ukrainian forces, they are russian tanks. there are also these cards, bombed out cards just behind tanks. there are also these cards, bombed out cardsjust behind me tanks. there are also these cards, bombed out cards just behind me that have come from mariupol, another place that was devastated at the beginning of this conflict. and it is here in st michael's square that the ukrainian people are given a constant reminder in the capital of what is going on in the east of the country and the south of the country. country and the south of the count . ,i country and the south of the count . , i i , , country. reporting from kyiv. it is time now for— country. reporting from kyiv. it is time now for all _ country. reporting from kyiv. it is time now for all the _ country.

st. michael's cathedral, they hold a holiday for children who were forced to leave their homes to escapewar, the head of the orthodox church of ukraine, metropolitan epiphanius, spent time with the children , our journalist kateryna galko is there now , we will hear from her in more detail congratulations to my colleague. welcome to the audience. the second day of the protest festival is taking place in memory of roman raushny, who died last year under raisin, the event itself is held in cooperation with the international renaissance fund and is also organized by the public organization zhystymo pro tasiv yar . romana's mother is also present at the event. therefore, now we will hear her . asi, what we are doing now, that is, some historical lectures, interesting pot and film screenings , concerts. well, what in every way reveals all the diversity of our modern and ancient culture and its durability, he dreams about it and wanted to do it, the downpour in kyiv tried to prevent the event, but the visitors there was nothing to scare them, they came here in raincoats under umbrellas or simp

st. michael's church in the city of boyars in the kiev region after a solemn liturgy.burst into the territory of our temple. write in unmarked rons with them were the priests of the kiss, who i know, personally also the mayor of our city. we were crowded and beaten up by our abbot, who spent several weeks in the hospital. after that, his wife's mother's fingers were broken filled her face with gas, eyes, and we are also recovering from fractures, but also attends worship as far as possible. for some day now you have been standing at prayer near the church. that's it. so, probably, for more than a month they have not been allowed into the temple , they pray, near it, because the church of christ is not a building and not walls, but to move into a dog that supports lawlessness they refuse to us to the rich, the priest to us to the majority of priests . they approached , recruited, offered non-principalities and offered various privileges there, but our the position is that indeed the church should be united, but this unity should be achieved through friendship through no

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st. michael's church in the city of buyarka in the kiev region after a solemn liturgy.een men suddenly burst into the territory of our temple. write in unmarked rones with them were the priests of the kiss, whom i know. personally, the mayor of our city pushed us aside and knocked down our rector, who spent several weeks in the hospital. after that , his wife's fingers were broken, mothers filled her face with gas, and we are also recovering from fractures, but also attends worship as far as possible. so let's say without our will. everything was decided. my grandson is at war, and i don't have the right to go to church. and what day do you stand at prayer near the church? that's it. yes, probably already. for more than a month they are not allowed into the temple , they pray, near it, because the church of christ is not a building and not walls, but to move into a dog that supports lawlessness, they refuse to us to the rich, the priest to us to the majority of priests. they turned to recruited, they did not offer abbots and offered various privileges there, but our pos

st. michael's church in the city of buerkov , kiev region, took place after a solemn liturgy. burst into the territory of our temple. write unmarked chevrons with them were the priests of the kiss, whom i know, personally also the mayor of our city. we were driven back and beaten up by our abbot, who spent several weeks in the hospital. after that , his wife's fingers were broken, mothers filled her face with gas, and we are also recovering from fractures, but also visits worship whenever possible. and what day do you stand at prayer near the church? that's it. so, probably, for more than a month they have not been allowed into the temple , they pray, near it, because the church of christ is not a building and not walls, but to move into a dog that supports lawlessness refuse to us to the rich, the priest to us to the majority of priests . they turned to recruited, they did not offer rectors and offered various privileges there, but our position is that the church really should be united, but this unity should be achieved through friendship through normal communication, but no

st. michael's report ekaterina man-made monument to the sun of russian poetry is not so high, but every year people from all over the country gather at this modest grave near the seance of the svyatogorsk monastery and i will be glorious. yes, i, kohl in the sublunar world, at least one pete seer will live. pushkin knew everything and his non-hand-made monument, indeed higher than the pillars of alexandria, casting flowers on the grave. it's just that alexander sergeevich as a native from this begins the holiday of poetry and culture. sergeevich pushkin is not glorified by the russian orthodox church, as a saint along with those. the ascetics of christianity whom he revered and saying, desert fathers and immaculate women, we can say that this is one of the greatest. following alexander sergeevich pushkin, his journey from unbelief to faith we come here to thank with all our hearts. this amazing greatest person so close to us pushkin here he was here many times in everything and spent 2 years of exile, he was sad, loved, missed, but always wrote. here is the russian spirit. in these gardens,

she was last seen walking her dog on a riverside footpath near the village of st michael's on wyre onobile phone were found here. lancashire police always stated she had gone into the water and never got out. but it was three weeks before her body was spotted in the river. a pathologist told today's inquest that nicola bulley had drowned, and there was no evidence she had been harmed on the day during the time she was missing, there were far—fetched theories on social media about what had happened to nicola bulley. the coroner here today made it clear that he wasn't going to take any notice of those, and was only going to hear evidence from reliable sources. he only also warned anyone contemplating disrupting proceedings in preston not to. there was unusually tight security here to prevent anyone from causing trouble. other expert witnesses told the coroner that anyone in the water injanuary would have been unconscious almost immediately. a local woman says she heard what she describes as an inhaling scream at the time. during the time she was missing, police released details about ni

the 45—year—old went missing from st michael's on the wyre.in the river wyre — a mile from where she was last seen — after a three week search. let's talk to our correspondent danny savage in preston where the inquest�*s taking place. take us through the key things you've been a hearing through the course of today. i you've been a hearing through the course of today.— you've been a hearing through the course of today. i think many people will remember _ course of today. i think many people will remember that _ course of today. i think many people will remember that the _ course of today. i think many people | will remember that the disappearance of nicola bulley injanuary this year, there was a three week gap between her vanishing and her body being found about one and a half miles down river. those three weeks later. that vacuum was filled at time with the most bizarre speculation on social media about what had happened to her. lancashire police was adamant she had gone into the water, and had never come out. there working. it was proved in d

st. michael's church in the city of boyarka in the kiev region after a solemn liturgy.n unexpectedly burst into the territory of our temple. write in rivne without identification marks with them were priests podsulu, who i know personally as the mayor of our city. we were driven back and beaten up by our abbot, who spent several weeks in the hospital. after in addition, his wife’s mother’s fingers were broken , her eyes were filled with gas, and we are also recovering from fractures, but also attends worship as far as possible. what day have you been standing at prayer near the church? so, like this, probably, for more than a month they have not been allowed into the temple, they pray, near it, because the church of christ is not a building and not walls, but to move into a dog that supports lawlessness they refuse to reach us to the rich, the priest to us most of the priests, they turned to recruited , they offered her rectors and offered her there different privileges, but our position is that the church really should be united, but this unity should be achieved throu

the 45—year—old went missing from st michael's on wyre in lancashire injanuary, prompting a major searchancer and stroke — than those in other rich nations. the review — by the king's fund think tank — says the problem may be directly linked to the performance of the nhs. police in northern ireland can now charge people with non—fatal strangulation. strangulation is the second most common method of female murder in the uk — after attacks with a knife or sharp instrument. in the last decade, seven people have been strangled to death. those are some of the headlines make in the news in the uk. you are live with bbc news. it was the uk's most notorious racist murder — and it prompted a storm of protest — about policing up and down the country. now, a new suspect in the killing of stephen lawrence, has been identified in a bbc investigation. he is matthew white, who died two years ago. ?he has never been publicly named before — and the bbc has found, that the metropolitan police seriously mishandled key evidence related to him. stephen was 18 when he was murdered, in a racist attack, by a ga

the 45—year—old went missing from st michael's on wyre in lancashire injanuary, prompting a major searchound. a study has found people in the uk are less likely to survive treatable conditions, such as breast cancer and stroke, than those in other rich nations. the review, by the king's fund think tank, says the problem may be directly linked to the performance of the nhs. a man in his 30s has died at the been stabbed on a tram. a man has been stabbed on a tram. a man has been arrested on the suspicion of murder. police say they aren't looking for anyone else and it was an isolated incident. those are some of the headlines making stories in the uk. more on that in a moment or two. you are live with bbc news. ajapanese defence intelligence official has told the bbc they would be prepared to shoot down any chinese spy balloons spotted over their territory in the future. it follows a bbc panorama investigation that discovered evidence of one suspected surveillance balloon travelling overjapan in 2021. live now to professor gordon houlden, who is the director emeritus of the china institute

she was last seen walking her dog on a riverside footpath near the village of st michael's on wyre on and never got out. i'm into the middle of the river now. it's pushing me downstream towards the weir. this police video was played to the inquest. it shows what river conditions could be like. experts added that anyone who fell in would have become unconscious almost immediately. the coroner was also told a local woman heard what she described as an "inhaling scream" at the time nicola bulley vanished. it was three weeks before her body was found in the water. a pathologist told today's inquest that nicola bulley had drowned, and there was no evidence she had been harmed on the day she disappeared. during the time she was missing, there were far—fetched theories on social media about what had happened to nicola bulley. the coroner here today made it clear that he wasn't going to take any notice of those, and was only going to hear evidence from reliable sources. he only also warned anyone contemplating disrupting proceedings in preston not to. there was unusually tight security here t

st. michaels on the 27th of january. her body was found more than three weeks later.ir accidents investigation project is investing in the death of a man in a hot air balloon accident. the man said to be agent's 20 static the scene following the accident. about 20 past six on sunday morning. vt has apologized for technical faults that effect in 99 calling yesterday. the dp then switched to a backup system the telecommunications company says the issues resolved but has admitted it still doesn't know the cause. be -- the uprising in russia has exposed deep cracks in blood reporting's presidency. moscow remains under anti-terror measures [interpreter] . the duchess of york urged the public to -- a stop at the right time for retirement but it will not be after wimbledon this year. >> let's take a look now with dominating the front page this morning. the guardian saying the wagner uprising reveals cracks in putin's authority. also covering the wagner uprising saying that putin is staying silent on the mutiny. -- the metro says the wagner group took up 39 russian aircrew an

st. michaels -- on in january of this, year the body was found more than three weeks later in the river.ir accidents investigation branch is working to find out what led to a hot air balloon accident which led to the death of a man in -- worcestershire yesterday. the man in his twenties was found dead at the scene. >> emergency services have been trying to capture a huge backlog of calls which were missed during a national 999 outage. the service went down yesterday, prompting -- which manages the system to switch to a backup line. it is sincerely apologize for the -- now been rectified. also, some of what is coming up later in the program, for you in just a moment, speaking to the defense committee chair after -- what the government makes of russia's rebellion, and what could be next for the -- prince william irville's how he will tackle from leftist's life work, we look at the thoughts on the leading charity shelter -- and, as the west once that russia's rebellion over for now, threatens vladimir putin, and i will be joined by the ukrainian ambassador to the uk -- in the next hour befo

. >> michael steele who reminded me of the nuns back at st. ony of pat wa, who would say is that the word you really want to use christine, and clearly it's not, michael steele, it's always so much fun to talk to you. i appreciate it. >> all righty. >>> in philadelphia, the new plans just revealed to get one of the busiest roads in the country back open again. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. ports" oc s tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. ♪ if there's pain when you try to poo ♪ ♪ and going sometimes feels like you ♪ ♪ pushed through a pineapple or two ♪ ♪ colace is the brand you need ♪ ♪ to soften stools, we're all agreed ♪ ♪ #2 should be easy to do ♪ trust colace to soften stools with no s

and this is a text message from michael in st. louis.says as an independent i would be interested in voting with a third-party candidate. i would like to see they are and what they represent and what they would do the country. another text from zan in el paso, texas. he says it would work only if we have choice voting. the candidate needs to have more than half of the country not just over one third. and we do another one from facebook. carolyn code-4 rhodes, no, american citizen candidate is trump. he is america first. trump 2024 for me. all the way to the ballot box. this is been weaponized by obama to be used against the american people. our question for you today would be are you willing to support a third-party cdidate? republicans (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-80 our next caller is james in washington dc on the independent line. caller: good morning. host: good morning what are your thoughts this morning? caller: i been listening and i said i've got to call in. a been a democrat all my life and 20

a little hollywood is comes from the one with the out pain st. welcoming some new investors access. ron reynolds in rome, michael henny buying is f one as part of a $200000000.00 deal. the power of joined a group taking a 24 percent staking out payments used to be run before the ben. it's on a reynolds and michael. i need to cover wreck some football club in 2020. the team is now in promotion, is the full say of the english league system, or we spoke to fully one just have done kind of bounce this latest venture. the stores become so popular and the last in the last few years, um maybe due to the this, it is with the success of the um, charges of 5 series on netflix, which is you know, about the sports and so no stratosphere really and we've seen other schools trying to emulate that by doing that right next week series. and so, yeah, this is another another name, and you say, withdrawn reynolds has just been small stall pallets is full api based in the box, which engines and is the team which has to that point. they lost his costs. so you just pull him a guy, suspend it. so in the mid ninety's which carried mich

st. louis, no different giants offense started out early to now from michael conforto who shoots a high drivedylan carlson. >> he tracks carlson, catches the ball door instead of the ball. 2 runs come in. record is 2 to 0 giants comfortable with 4 for 6 with 3 rbi. and this is one of them to that. there we go where you just see they're tied to a peace conference all the way to left falls for an rbi single day to davis tries to make that 3rd base. but he's thrown out and he's also injured with a sprained ankle and haniger there gets injured in his forearm on the next play, which is not good. x-rays actually show that it was fractured. so he will spend some time off the diamond. now the craziness continues because as you're looking at right there in the 4th inning. things got heated between craig k. and lamont wade junior. but the giants offense erupted after day in the 6th inning. mike yastremski with the man 2 run. homer patrick bailey follows gets one out to left to make it 9 to 2 in the giants. favorite was an 11 to 3 giants bittersweet, of course, because they lost players to injury in the

st. louis suburb of ferguson, missouri. and then there's the killing of michael brown.olf] the unarmed teenager was shot multiple times by a police officer in broad daylight. [jason] a crowd starts gathering as brown's body lies in the street. [john] witnesses said brown's body lay in the street for hours. [sara] people lost their minds. they could not abide by seeing somebody's child lying dead in the street like that and being treated... like an animal. [crowd] we want justice! the feeling was one of fury. but what exacerbated it was the response by the police departments. i remember turning on the tv, and seeing an armored personnel carrier with a police officer with an automatic weapon trained on a crowd of nonviolent demonstrators. and i knew at that moment all hell was about to break loose. [sirens] [tear gas popping] [vladimir] chaos once again filled the streets of ferguson late sunday night. [ron] molotov cocktails were thrown, there were shootings, looting, vandalism, and other acts of violence. i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. -w

st. petersburg and crowds turn out for the opening ceremony of the special olympics here in berlin. we meet 2 german twins who were swimming for go the i'm michael local. welcome to the program, us secretary of state anthony blinking is in beijing on the highest level diplomatic visit between the 2 countries in nearly 5 years ahead of his trip. blinking said, he hopes to ensure that competition doesn't v or into conflict like and started to visit with a meeting with chinese for administer chon gun. both powers have said they're interested in stability in the face of increasing tensions over time. want, as the us secretary of state has expressed the hope that this visit will open a new era of diplomacy between the us and china. earlier i asked 5, you in crush more in beijing if that's likely to happen. but it could be a new era of diplomacy if blinking book be able to yes, stop this negative spiral. this escalation between the 2 about powers. um, and i think that's the best we could hold for um the status quote of the of our letter relations. is that both sides this trust, it's of a s strong be safe, never before since the founding of the people'

st. louis know giants offense started early 2 on and one out for michael conforto who shoots a high drive to right. dylan carlson tries to track it. but he catches the bullpen door instead of the ball. 2 runs come in the scores 2 to 0 giants he was 4 for 6 3 rbi tonight to the 3rd inning tied at 2 apiece. again, he goes all the other way to left falls in for an rbi single in jd davis when he tries to make it to 3rd. but then that happens only has he thrown out at 3rd, but he had to leave the game with a sprained ankle. and then the very next pitch. you go. haniger he gets hit on the forearm. not good. x-ray showed that it was actually fractured 2 pitches to injuries for giants in the craziness continues because between innings in the 4th, the cars picture catch, got into it with way junior and he did it right there. but then the giants offense. they are up to right after in the 6 might just rims schemes. sorry say wrong goes the other way with a man on that goes good for to a 2 run homer there. and then patrick bailey hits one out to left as you just saw it there to make it 92 the giants.

st petersburg. the group met ukraine's president zelensky on friday and are hoping to seek negotiations towards peace between kyiv and moscow. michaely, brookings institution. in some ways they expect it to be even worse with grain prices and global energy prices, but things could still get worse, and they are bad enough as it is. coming out of the covid period, many of these countries are not in great fiscal or economic shape. the prospects for any success, to get to your question, are not that good, because why would these particular six leaders of africa, as bright as they may be in solving their own continents' problems, have any particular insight into the european politics and history that are behind this terrible conflict over ukraine and how could they expect to have any particularly imaginative or creative ideas? ukraine and russia themselves and their neighbours don't have much in the way of an idea right now and how to start negotiations, and i think until the ukrainian offensive plays itself out, no one has a realistic sense of the upper hand. i think all these leaders can really do is express their concern and drive tha

st. louis taking on the cardinals in the 3rd ties to the late with michael conforto single after that, they never looked that game wide open sandwiches of those on and win. find 11 to 3 and 2 teams play again this morning. first pitch set for 10, 15 in st. louis. hawaii looks like a little support in did with the last night in terms of >> the game. if you are going to be out today may be planned. some sports local basketball court. a lot of you guys playing tennis and different things like that. johnson talking about the warm-up for the past few days. it was cold at the start of the week, john. and we're finally starting warm up here. good morning. got some 80's back rain and yesterday after our last day of 70's feel a little bit warmer. you remember on tuesday. >> today you're really going to notice that change of pace, especially for inland areas, but maybe not much just yet because it foggy out there for now. this is your east bay hills camera right here, looking down at what should be that view at the east bay. lot of cloud cover some low visibility and even a little bit of mist and dr

st. louis fed president jim bullard in barcelona. 1140 5 a.m., the vice chair michael barr and new york fed president john williams is speaking at the governance and culture reform conference of the federal reserve. i'm curious to see what they have to say about banks. tom: sometimes they talk about banking but things away from monetary policy but i would like to hear john williams of the new york fed reaffirm his belief in a low. the zeitgeist am getting is maybe the lower our start is the higher. lisa: maybe the end rates we will end up with ends up being significantly higher than they have been in the past. it's a key existential question in the market. the german chancellor ola schulz is hosting a chinese official went for u.s. lawmakers go to detroit to talk with ford and general motors ceos about perhaps moving supply chains away from china particularly as it has to do with electric vehicles. how does this tension evolve when you have this -- these diplomats coming out and trying to make peace but the political rhetoric is such you are moving toward a more hawkish kind of feel regardl

discrimination and violence, up to the 2014 killing of michael brown by police officer and the ferguson protests and riots that followed. >> in stjeffrey: divisions and tensions continue. and just a few days after our visit, a downtown shooting that left 10 injured and one dead. >> art can't exist in a silo in a city like st. louis, that's very clear, especially public art where immeately you're talking about public safety. immediately you're talking about land ownership or gentrification. kind of the changes of the city itself become part of the art and we wanted to be very intentional and say, like, we think that we can do this better. jeffrey: one example still in progress when we visited, renowned architect david adjaye, designer of the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington, is erecting a sculpture of earth walls that will enhance the grounds of the griot museum in the north of the city. another theme, uncovering past history, captured in a work next to sugloaf mound, considered the oldest human-made structure is, the last remnantou l of a s once-thriving culture. above, billboards created by

st. louis. get taking on the cardinals. 3rd giants take the lead with this one from michael conforto.ver looked back. they blew this game wide open. san francisco wins it. a final 11 to 3. the 2 teams go at it again today at 10, 15 this morning in st. that's how you want the giants to win all the time. and this is how you want the a's to win. >> because they did it again taking extending their winning streak. so they were at home taking on the rays. oakland getting the lead at the bottom of the 8th and in the end would get their 7th consacutive win. final of 2 to one. it wasn't high scoring, but they scored enough to chalk up another wfc that doing. was when. >> 6.56 right now coming up in the next hour, san leandro police are investigating a shooting that happened. 2 people were shot from an apartment complex and probably will. tran is there with a live report. plus, the first lady is still in california. jill biden last night in san francisco will see what she did there. couple of take off with thousands of dollars worth of equipment warning here, how they were tracked here, how the

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michael, thank you for that breakdown. well, still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news. the giants are now in st.ht's game. we're going the highlights on that. we get back. >> and stanford hoping to stay alive in the ncaa souper regionals as they take the texas longhorns. erin wilson break that down for us. we'll be right back. lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ "look at this skin, baby. she is glowing. she is 1 of 1." with new olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin. "my skin is so much more moisturized." see the difference with olay. your bug spray should take out bugs, not keep out people. unlike other sprays that stick around, zevo go

st. louis taking on the cardinals and that guy was war. everything in the closet in the 3rd inning, the giants took the lead. michaeld the single and after that the times look back and they blew that game wide open. san francisco went on to win it 11 to 3. the 2 teams play again this morning. first pitch at 10, 15 >> meantime, the a's looking to extend their winning streak and they were taking on the rays 7th inning. now in the a's. >> down one brandt roker drives in jace peterson to tie the game and oakland would take the lead in the bottom of the 8th. the a's win it. that's their 7th consecutive win. and it was just 2 to one. but a win is a win. it's the first time they've won 7 in a row since 2021. >> all right. we're going to take a break here at 7.52. coming up next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. a new report on inflation and its impact on the economy. what's behind a slower rise in output potentially impact the interest rate hike talks this interest rate hike talks this week? ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden bre

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>>reporter: michael guillen said there should not be an outright permanent ban but they should at least be paused until safety protocols are met. steve strt rules because they conducted trips in international waters but says this accident could change that equation and affect the future of deep sea travel. >> i believe that there will be a move to send authority further out so that tragedies like this can't happen again. >>reporter: before the news broke that the men had died the number of people expected to take part in so-called adventure tourism was expected to grow in the coming years because more people across the globe are moving into the category of having ultra high net worth but that's where former top ntsb official peter gold says put on the brakes. >> the idea that these folks think they can do these kinds of risky operations, sell tickets on them, and then expect the u.s. taxpayer to foot the bill when something goes wrong, i think it's not right. >>reporter: fred hagen, a friend of two men aboard the titan was not referring to the taxpayer question but did imply that these private missions have a larger purpose. >> i'm tire

and recall, michael, on saturday, the russian security forces were raiding the wagner offices in their headquarters in st. petersburg and going through there. that's how volatile this situation was. and then just hours later, the kremlin announces it's dropping all charges against this man who was conducting, leading a march, a military march on the russian capital. >> yeah, you just get the sense there are more shoes to drop in all of this, ivan. appreciate it. ivan watson there in hong kong for us. >>> all right, joining me now is robert english, director of central european studies at the university of southern california. it's good to see you. so you wrote -- i read that yevgeny prigozhin wants to be russia's new czar. i mean, this may well not be over yet. but how's that looking for him? >> it's not looking as bad as some might think. you know, he lost. he stood down. putin won. but prigozhin is sort of like a cesar in exile, right? someone who can still threaten from abroad, someone who has enormous credibility as a military leader, who has loyal troops. although he separated from them for now. and