the st. p. i'm here in moscow, russia, and you're watching r t international. i am your host, donald corder. welcome to the program. our top story, at least 7 people have been killed and 20 wounded after ukrainian missile strike partially destroyed and apartment building in the russian city of belgrade surveillance camera footage captured the moment of the strike of the 10 story building and rescue teams are now racing against time and a bid to reach those still trapped under the buildings. revel of what you just saw. there was a critical fe, is known as a quote, quiet period where teams pause to listen for any signs of life. from within the rubble rescue efforts were hampered earlier when another part of the building came crashing down. the 3 emergency workers were injured in the incident. 12 search efforts were also interrupted amid the threat of another ukrainian attack. prussian authorities have slammed this as an act of terrorism, and a video has put, been posted online, have a witness at the scene just moments before this attack took place. the difficult

st. it's only fair to allow your p and citizens to hear all sides of the story to see the full picture and be able to make up their own minds. but it seems that they do doesn't want it citizens to make up their own mind. they just want them to think what the you wants them to think, and this is what the process for and ministry spokesman has to say regarding these latest measures. and so, russia's was highly ation by the story, despite the fact that western correspondence will not want to, they will also have to face our retaliatory measures. and exactly the same way as we responded to the harassment of russian journalists before we will respond with lightning speed and extremely painfully for westerners. if even one russian media outlet is subject to and justified restrictions, this will ricochet on their colleagues here in russia. i mean, on western journalists, this is not a threat, and it is not even a warning. this is a statement of an inevitable scenario for the development of events under certain circumstances as well. the e. u has also binds russian funding, all of a media, n g o i

i mean, st pointed out as the g d p is down. but you know, it's hard to predict because when you get free money, you delay the inevitable. and that's what they're doing. you're giving free money, you're getting benefits, or adding programs and disperses. but i think that, you know, mary, go round has got to stop. okay. i think it's going to be in the 1st quarter of next year. so the steve, gail, i gotta give you the last 4 on the she mentioned that they're going to release what little they have left our oil reserves to try to bring the gas prices down close to the election. is there anything else that will give us a fake sense of stability and calmness in regards to the economic situation? united states that we can expect to happen in the next 9 months? i think for the most part, everything is already baked in. you're not going to see a dramatic reduction in, in oil prices, gas prices, inflation g d b is not going to go up dramatically and is gone and mentioned. we're over it with a anthony blink and threatening china and their

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the the n y, p d swept the entire lawn, hauling out piles of st. students. personal belongings. you can see a lot of their tense backpacks, food, the do their student dog thing, detention suspension. these are some of the penalties faced by students protesting for garza, with over 2500 arrests. so fall in the us to learn on multiple injuries. the consequences full students all serious. but there are also some wins for the demonstrators. deals are being reached and a number of universities have agreed to divest from israel. so what's next? the movement that saved from those at the hearts of it from dallas, texas may some, it has that a student at emory university and executive board member of emory students of justice in palestine. kendall gardner, a student at oxford university in england, who is a member of oxford action for palestine on christopher lacquer bessie, a, ph. d student at the university of chicago, where he organizes with students for justice in palestine. welcome to you. oh, last week we add all fast episode on the global student movement for gaza. this is a comme

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p. lawmakers here in washington came in labor rights lawyer dunn cove likes, as the biden administration is apparently pretending to care about civilian st. garza, a made mass rallies for palestine across the u. s. one. i think it shows the power of protest. i think this is in response to the student protests throughout the united states, which i applaud it the same time. i fear it is not enough. israel's proceeding with its attack on rasa. it is shut the border to all aid all goods into rob. and of course, is preventing people from leaving. this is what the by an administration has been doing all along. it's been fading concerned for the civilians of guys a to a bite with bite and claiming use told netanyahu to protect civilians. and yet the us continues to support israel, even as is, you know, murder civilians, murders, children, destroyed hospitals, destroys universities. it doesn't change the u. s. as policy towards israel. and so is roles taken that as a green light and it is a green light for what, what is your is doing? and so this is just be it or binds is trying to placate his base by doing the least amount possible to show that

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for an urgent surgery on the p. m. robot fits, so as long as these say the assassination attempt was politically motivated for more details, let's go to live now. so uh, st. paul, minnesota. yes. and i can, he is in the slow buck capital process while we got us in the to see interesting times and camera is up to speed on what we know so far. please. a 1st and foremost, we spoke to some locals who provided us with some updates regarding the solve our leaders condition. they suggested he is currently in a stable condition that he is still in intensive care. however, he is responsive. the nature of that, of course, remains unclear. however, despite the assassination attempt, it looks like the sub prime minister just maple through. and of course, the early hours of the attack did suggest a number of different reasons or motives behind the attack. but listening to select leaders, sorry politicians. they suggest that the attack was in fact politically motivated, listening to deputy prime minister role. that's cutting a key suggest as acts as the attacker essentially just as effective. so back later as a result of differences in policies, he explains how comes,

average, but for a lot of the companies in the s&p 500, it requires a catalyst, and that catalyst would come from, you know, either the growth remaining st strong with inflation in the comfort zone or the federal reserve normalizing the yield k curve over the subsequent months. >> jamie dimon has been talking a lot about risks that others aren't necessarily paying enough attention to. that's what he gets paid for. he gets paid to manage that risk, and he does it obviously awfully well, which is why he has the standing and gravitas in this market that he does, and when he talks, people listen. he said today 6% rates possible. that's at the bernstein conference. the chance of stagflation is higher than most people think. now, he says a lot of things, and people sort of say jamie, that's just jamie being jamie, and then they sort of brush it off. there might come a time where we actually need to pay attention a little more closely to what he's saying. is now one of those times? >> when it comes to the risk of rates moving higher, i think that that risk would be likely to cause stress in the market before it was able to materialize. i think

st. you in here on not to international the mounts of the news. some back, yeah, has announced that the private is condition that has stabilized, but it's still very serious of the p. m robot fits so was short multiple times and underwent an urgent surgery to save his life. authorities say the assassination attempt was politically motivated. i told them that it is beyond any doubt that it was a political assault with a political background. you all know that very well and i can't cope with that internally. stupid whole thing for the initial information that we have suggests that there was a clear political motivation and that the decision was made shortly off to the presidential election. cut out the court, we have standing slowly on the edge of a civil war. here is to take full comments of being made on social networks. so please let stop this immediately and that is the attempted. assassination of the prime minister is an explicit confirmation of this will be the currently what we know is earlier today, the statement was released suggesting thoughts of the so that prime minister gain some sort of consciousness that he was responding to the directions or directiv

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