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hello, my name is tiffany white — see the dog. hello, my name is tiffany white and _ see the dog.and i work for i see the dog. hello, my name is tiffany white and i work for a i tiffany white and i work for a covid testing site. in victoria, australia. i run the swab dogs of instagram page. i just saw so many cute dogs, a beautiful kelpie came in. i thought, i will paste this on instagram and put all of the dogs on instagram. they get really excited. everybody wants everyone in the world to know they have the best dog. and by the time they get out of that tent, they are following us and sharing it with their friends. when an event coming, they bring their dogs to. —— when their friends come in, they bring their dogs to. it is long days where we're clearly tired and we have to find something more positive and dogs just find something more positive and dogsjust do find something more positive and dogs just do that. everybody loves it. so much positivity, it's amazing. and all of us who are working on site arejust all of us who are working on site are just overwhelmed whether they lo

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tiffany mcgee, ceo and c.i.o. at pivotal advisers josh brown along with joe terranova and jon in a square want the fed meeting is in focus and of course the comments today from paul tudor jones on "squawk box" this morning. nasdaq is actually positive. joe, ptj, this week's fed meeting is the most important of jay powell's tenure. he said the fed is juicing an already red-hot economy. let's listen and then we'll react. >> watch the fed on wednesday. if they treat these numbers, which were material events if they treat them with nonshah lance, i think it's a green light to bet heavily on every inflation trade. the idea that inflation is transitory, to me, is -- that one just doesn't work the way i see the world. >> i mean, this hit it, joe, on so many levels the only thing i know for certain i want 5% gold, 5% bitcoin, 5% cash, 5% commodity, not sure about the other 80% what do we think >> i think we're going to see further inflation. i think the federal reserve will remain anchored at the meeting on wednesday i do

you spoke to them, tiffany, on an excellent show last week.ugh congress, through writers and bills you can do a private/public partnership and say we're giving a million dollar grant to people in research and there are reparations and there are ways people can be compensated monetarily. a 104-year-old does not need a low-interest loan on a new home. they need to be made whole in some semblance from their experience. >> we'll see how ticked off people are. the whole interracial couples and commercials thing and take a listen to what joe biden said and then we'll talk about it on the other side. >> i've never been more optimistic about the future than i am today, and i don't know how many commercials we'll see 8:00 to 5:00, two to three out of five have mixed-race couples in them. that's not by accident. they're selling soap, man. not a joke. remember old ellie used to say, you want to know what's happening in american culture watch advertising because they want to sell what they have. we have hope. >> the interracial couples in commercials is a

thanks so much for having me, tiffany. the reality is, like, most voters showed up in 2020 and went on and resumed about their lives. they don't know this is happening. they don't know that the direct assault on their freedom to vote is happening. and so we need to raise awareness about this and point toward the path of this federal legislation for the people act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act and put pressure on senators to pass these laws. >> so, cliff, it's interesting to me that stacey abrams is the latest boogeyman for the republicans and the face that some republicans have made. i want you to take a listen to the georgia attorney general talk about this lawsuit on fox news. i'll get your reaction on the other side. >> and this is, again, it's a blatantly political lawsuit. this justice department, and i'm going to quote what governor brian kemp said. the weaponization of the department of justice should bother everybody. it has now been weaponized by a group of political activists who don't like wha

tiffany acaba de lanzar el anillo de compromiso para hombres.via estÁ dispuesta a dejar su vestido colgado. tras cancelar su boda lo usÓ para vacunarse y festejar la vida en pareja en la salud y en la enfermedad. para mÁs informaciÓn de tendencias. borja: muchas gracias, me ha gustado eso. la persona que se case conmigo va a tener que ahorrar porque son 15.000 dÓlares. mucho dinero. carolina: justamente te preguntamos en tu "ediciÓn digital". ¿le darÍas un anillo de compromiso a tu novio? aquÍ la gente estÁ comentando. "yo sigo con mis creencias a la antigua." borja: "si la mujer tiene dinero y el hombre, no, no veo nada de malo." carolina: "por eso hay tantos hombres flojos, porque las mujeres no se dan su lugar." borja: "estamos en tiempos de igualdad," daniel estÁ de acuerdo y yo tambiÉn estoy de acuerdo. este dÍa se lleva a cabola junta del panel reguladores total sobre las nuevas restricciones que podrÍan ser el uso o no de las mascarillas dentro de los lugares de trabajo. >> ademÁs en lluvias esporÁdicas en medio de esta ola. le contamos t

my colleague, tiffany cross, is with me now. the last year of racial reckoning and you are about to talk to him. >> that's right. i don't know if you know that, but i consider myself a bit of a sports aficionado. >> i do. >> despite never having watched a game from beginning to end. so i will talk to him about the nba playoffs, but on a more serious note he has a wonderful new documentary called "fight the power" that takes a look at protest movements that have shaped the country and it is perfect to watch on this juneteenth. we want to take a look at the new federal holiday, and we don't want to be pessimist but the fact is that this holiday rings hollow when so many republicans are trying to impose voter restrictions across the country that specifically attack black black voters. i will talk to my good friend julani cobb about that. there's a lot happening in texas from the new bill where people can carry guns with no licenses and their continued fight to restrict access to the ballot box there. so we have a jam-packed show, a

tiffany, i can't believe you moved to seattle. so, we do like to say that we are part of the access of good here in san francisco, the access of good being california, oregon, washington and british columbia, seattle is definitely part of the axis of good and we share things but we do have a bit of a competition. i have to say, it is great for seattle but i'm going to miss you. you have been a phenomenal commissioner. your curiosity, your integrity with which you bring your intelligence to thinking about where we are now, where we need to go, have we thought about these things. i just really love the way your brain works and i have so enjoyed getting to know you these last couple of years and i feel a little sad because one of them we had covid. i hope you stay in touch and continue to work together and you remember us fondly as the commission that could and commission that does and commission that really believes with all its heart in what we're doing and you're such a big part of that. >> president stephenson: any other comments

that is a good idea, too >> italy and australia tiffany mcghee, a pleasure to have you on "worldwide exchange." see you soon. >> thanks. >> you're very welcome >>> now, to geopolitics and europe president biden is still in brussels this morning as he prepares for tomorrow's face-to-face with vladimir putin. biden is out with strong rhetoric ahead of the geneva summit let's go to eamon javers in switzerland this morning eamon. >> reporter: good morning, brian. take a live look at brussels we expect to see president biden any moment now meeting with king philipe and the prime minister of brussels. in the room where you see the u.s. and belgium flags this is a diplomatic bilateral session following up from the nato session where the nato leaders gathered and addressed two big threats to the world as they saw it. one is the threat of the rise of china which is concerning for the first time and the aggressiveness of russia which represents a threat to the nato alliance the president was asked to preview in his press conference his meeting with vladimir putin on wednesday the president sai

>> joining us, now, is jackie collins' daughter tiffany. tiffany, thank you so much.so grateful that you're doing this. she was a superstar. she's glamorous. she's sexy, sophisticated, influential. you must get asked, all the time, but what was it like having jackie collins as a mom? >> i do, don. i do get asked, all the time. and it's funny, because people are always surprised by my answer. i always tell them, it was very normal. we -- we had a completely normal upbringing. there were no chauffeurs. there was no cooks. there were no full-time staff. she was just completely present, full of love, full of laughter, in our lives. she would wake up. every morning, she would make us breakfast. she would drive us to school. she would go home. she would work, all day. and then, at pick-up time, she'd come and pick us up. make us dinner. i mean, she was completely present. and everybody's so surprised to hear that because they see this -- this glitz and this glamour. and that was the jackie collins' persona. but the mother, at home, was completely different. >> well, and it'

to begin with i went to | tiffany's house in los angeles and it was— tiffany's house in los angeles and was quite a task to get to grips with all this incredible material, but it was really exciting as a film—maker to know i had such a wonderful— as a film—maker to know i had such a wonderful source and a direct insight — wonderful source and a direct insight into jackie. can wonderful source and a direct insight into jackie.— wonderful source and a direct insight into jackie. can i 'ust ask ou one insight into jackie. can i 'ust ask you thing. * insight into jackie. can i just ask you one thing. obviously, i insight into jackie. can i just ask you one thing. obviously, you i insight into jackie. can i just ask. you one thing. obviously, you are hugely proud of your mum, but unlike any other child in history, there can't be times that you weren't embarrassed about their parents, every child is at some point. given the nature of the books and those things, where their times it was a bit embarrassing when you were younger? bit embarrassing when you were ounaer? ., ,, ., . bit embarrassing

my my name is tiffany weight. many cute dogs. and then i thought, i'm going to post all of the dogs on instagram. they get really excited. everyone wants everyone in the world to know that they have the best dog and by the time they get out they are following us and share it with their friends and when their friends, enabling their dogs, too. it is long days and we are crazy tired and we had to find something more positive and dogs just something more positive and dogsjust do something more positive and dogs just do that. everybody loves it. so much positivity, it is amazing and delivers working on site are just overwhelmed with the love. london, send me yours, paris, samuels. so that can see the slobbery dog faces that bring us joy. slobbery dog faces that bring usjoy. in slobbery dog faces that bring us joy. in the slobbery dog faces that bring usjoy. in the midst slobbery dog faces that bring us joy. in the midst of what is really horrible, to be honest. we might even start to vax dogs. i don't know, yet. that

testif tiffany, do you have a take on adobe at this level?just got cut off. >> we'll come back to you in just a moment. adobe was getting pushed into the faang at times >> it's done quite well. and i think there has been a separation between the adobes and faangs which are stupendously profitable as opposed to the more speculative stuff. so it's at a new high with this after-market move and fits right in with a market that was a little more geared toward picking and choosing among some growth stocks when the cyclicals had a little bit of a comeuppance today. >> on top of the good performance. a nice pop after hours up 2.6% stephanie link, tiffany mcghee, sorry for the shortened market wrap-up today. thanks for joining us. >>> when we come back, bradley tusk on why he says the white house needs to move faster for regulation on self-driving cars and trucks "closing bell" back in a moment. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be

okay, miss tiffany, my third onset guest. >> i'm so excited. touch you. >> so listen, i guess i want to be positive. >> i know. >> it's hard, though. >> i know. >> a, the talk about diversity by lisa murkowski. this is what aoc had to say about that. she said the diversity of the bipartisan coalition pretty perfectly conveys which communities get centered and which get left behind this leaders prioritize bipartisan deal making. she spoke to me. >> and she's right. look, this is why we don't necessarily belong to a political party, we belong to the party of black people. and when you look at what was left out of infrastructure, affordable housing was left out. they weren't able to roll back the donald trump tax cuts. but look, i know politics is sometimes about telling a story and people like a winner. so they drop or failed on voting rights, so i think they have to present this infrastructure bill like, hey, we won. but not necessarily, when you look at the communities who were left out. so it's really disappointing. i hope it sends a message t

tiffany cross joins me now. time. >> yes, this policy is garbage and beyond offensive. basically this assumes that black players have a lower cognitive function and therefore may not be eligible for compensation for brain injuries. it adds to the nfl's long track record of institutional racism. i will be talking with one of my favorite people to talk sports with, jemele hill. we will discuss the continuing reaction to naomi osaka's decision to withdraw from the french open to protect her mental health. nothing wrong with that. i'm excited to her jemele's perspective. >>> we have to talk about politics. i'm sad to say that donald trump's return to the political stage is tonight. of course, he will be peddling the big lie of voter fraud and who knows what else. lots of stories to discuss, ali. coming up next on "the cross connection." >> who knows? i can't believe that you just said, you know, the assumption that black people had lower cognitive function and we're discussing this in 2021. i would have thought that

david: tiffany thank you very much. i understand president biden is walking out. there he is.esident biden responding to his conference with mr. putin. let's listen. >> i know it was easy getting into the pre-meeting. there's no problem getting through those doors, was there? anyway, hello, everyone. well, i've just finished the last meeting of this week's long trip, the u.s. russian summit. i know there were a lot of hype around this meeting, but it's pretty straightforward to me, the meeting. one, there's no substitute as those of you who have covered me for a while know, for face to face dialogue, between leaders, none, and president putin and i share a unique responsibility, to manage the relationship between two powerful and proud countries. a relationship that has to be stable and predictable, and it should be able, we should be able to cooperate where it's in our mutual interest, and where we have differences, i want president putin to understand why i say what i say and why i do what i do, and how we'll respond to specific kinds of actions that harm america's interest.

i yield back. >> thank you, representative tiffany. i now recognize the full committee ranking member, mr. westerman for an opening statement. approximate. >> is mr. westerman there?>> is? i am not hearing mr. westerman, so if he returns we'll allow him to make his statement at that point. let's go on to -- first of all, i want to thank all the members for their opening statements. we're going to go to panel number 1 now. i'm happy to welcome our first witness. that's mary culver from the bureau of land management. ms. culver serves as the deputy director of blm and is also exercising the authority of the director. ms. culver, welcome back to the committee in this new role. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman lowenthal, representative stauber, members of the ranking committee. thank you for being able to speak about the public land renewable development energy act. i'm nada culver, programs dreblgt tore of the bureau of land management policy. as we look forward to celebrating this milestone, we recognize blm ma

>> joining us now is jackie collins' daughter tiffany lerman. thank you so. huge fan of your mom.ful that you're doing this. she was a superstar. she's glamorous, sexy, sophisticated, influential. you must get asked all the time, but what was it like having jackie collins as a mom? >> i do, don. i do get asked all the time, and it's funny because people are always surprised by my answer. i always tell them, it was very normal. we had a completely normal upbringing. there were no chauffeurs. there was no cooks. there was no full-time staff. she was just completely present, full of love, full of laughter in our lives. she would wake up every morning. she would make us breakfast. she would drive us to school. she would go home, work all day. then at pickup time, she would pick us up, make us dinner. she was completely present, and everybody is surprised to hear that because they see this glitz and glamour. >> it's interesting because she considered herself a feminist, and correct me if i'm wrong, but critics often dismissed her and her books. what did she teach you about a woman's pl

i now -- >> this is congressman tiffany. at the end of last meeting, myself and representative harold were denied the ability to questionti witnesses and as a result of that denial, i'd like to share some comments on that, will you allow me to do that? >> yes, i will allow you. >> thank you very much for giving me the latitude to share a few comments because it was very disturbing on our last meeting, representative harold and i, we juggled our schedule, voting on the floor of the house to be very mindful that we needed to be in committee to ask questions of the witnesses, we were denied the ability to do that when the committee was gaveled out without us being recognized both of us are extremely disappointed in that because we do not vote proxy, we believe is unconstitutional and we understand many off you do bt we take ourur solemn duty to wak to the floor of the house of representatives and cast our vote very seriously and that's what we wanted to do but we are seeing the same thing in this committee. we see technical gli

tiffany, i can't believe you moved to seattle.t of the access of good here in san francisco, the access of good being california, oregon, washington and british columbia, seattle is definitely part of the axis of good and we share things but we do have a bit of a competition. i have to say, it is great for seattle but i'm going to miss you. you have been a phenomenal commissioner. your curiosity, your integrity with which you bring your intelligence to thinking about where we are now, where we need to go, have we thought about these things. i just really love the way your brain works and i have so enjoyed getting to know you these last couple of years and i feel a little sad because one of them we had covid. i hope you stay in touch and continue to work together and you remember us fondly as the commission that could and commission that does and commission that really believes with all its heart in what we're doing and you're such a big part of that. >> president stephenson: any other comments? tiffany chu, would you like to make

one minute panell, it was as well champions of tiffany in munich when japanese camels turned the ball into his net. net rather at the end of the 1st half german defender antonio would again clash with francis, full pompous brands thought they got a 2nd after the break. but kelly and bobby's effort was pulled out for off side really. as was a goal by a korean benjamin, which also didn't ah, so again, i'm fully back with the headlines on al jazeera israel has conducted as strikes in the gaza strip. the 1st time in the fire last month. warplanes targeted homicide south of garza city. and in con eunice, it comes after incendiary balloons were sent from god for causing fire in fields in southern israel southward, hello tested ages from gaza. we punish this book to the fighting groups in gaza to check of. there will be any response on this is raise, they said they have not received orders from their commanders to respond to such attacks. also the statement how much of the action just came. i was shortly. busy saying that these, these attacks are these, these rates are breaking directly betw

i'm tiffany cross. good to be back. i missed you guys last week. on "the cross connection" this juneteenth, we'll talk to nba legend kareem abdul-jabbar and lanai vinay to talk about this day of liberty but as you know, the struggle continues. quite fittingly we continue with the ongoing effort to suppress the vote ahead of the senate taking up the for the people act next week despite an almost guaranteed filibuster. no sooner did we see a proposed bipartisan compromise on federal voting legislation from you know the one, senator joe can't we all just get along manchin then the descendent of enslafrers mitch mcconnell stumped all over it. >> i've taken a look at all of these new state laws. none of them are designed to suppress the vote. there is no rational basis for the federal government trying to take over all of american elections. >> okay. so manchin for some crazy reason hoped that his compromise will get some support from republicans by requiring voter i.d. let's keep it 100. why stop there? these habitual line crossers have tried to overtu

i'm here to bri hope. tiffany, don't you? he said that was me. you want to help. i. so i look at the us when i look and see, i thought image a myself, me ah, me ah, well, you come back into the community. regardless, if you want to help and people may not want to embrace forgiveness is a lot to a person and need to forgive the new kid that was not just me in time me days and wanted to see the whispers in getting a new shooting. and if that got to what my password, i know he was me dear. we were friends on his free inquiry growing up. he definitely wanted to murder with. and it scared me to know that this guy killed his guys' brother. and then it was hard talking to him and talking to him until they talked to one another. when he was in my name is i know i thought for a minute, i was like, how give me a 2nd. i was going to something missing. i don't want to say no, i want to talking. we said that way. i said ok. i was, it's about a they say, i think, you know, face of beginning were you know, exactly with what it was about. i know him, he wanted to kill will escape me

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tiffany chan reporting. reporti.perts say whales don't normally attack humans and may have scooped him up without realizing. when he realized i'm in a whale's mouth. >> he is lucky he's okay. >> like moby dick. >> yeah. let's get to our weather for the weekend. >> we're tracking a really nice warmer and that hotter weather moving next week. mostly cloudy skies and a look up to some fog first thing tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 7 7 7 7 tracking showers throughout the next few days. the storm system just couldn't make it any farther south. the reason why high pressure on live doppler 7 along with satellite blocked any moisture from moving into most of california. so that high is going to be responsible for the hot temperatures next week. and tonight we're just getting a little bit of that moisture from that falling front in the form of higher humidity. dewpoints which measures moisture in the atmosphere. right now the dewpoints are rising in the 60s. and when they're in the 60s it's going to feel muggy out there. ri

. >> reporter: today min is using a crutch and walking with the help of his daughter tiffany.e said the suspect first stole a package off his cart and he tried to get it back near golf and market thursday afternoon. >> he tried to run away. i said, no, just give back to me. and he tried to run. >> reporter: doctors replaced h his front teeth today, but he says he still feels terrible. he shared these photos of the injuries he sustained to his face and foot. >> right now, especially asian delivery drivers putting their life out on the line for a job, and my dad was just trying to do his job like to the extent, to the fullest. so he didn't have to run after that man, but that man had to, like, use violent forces against him. which was like, uncalled for. >> reporter: in the end, the suspect made off with nothing. >> we're just glad that karma struck him fast when he couldn't even get into his car and that -- we just hope that he learns from this. like he learns that this is not right. >> reporter: min is the sole provider for his family of five and can't work while he's recoveri

tiffany chan reporting. reporti.perts say whales don't normally attack humans and may have scooped him up without realizing. when he realized i'm in a whale's mouth. >> he is lucky he's okay. >> like moby dick. >> yeah. let's get to our weather for the weekend. >> we're tracking a really nice warmer and that hotter weather moving next week. mostly cloudy skies and a look up to some fog first thing tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 7 tracking showers throughout the next few days. the storm system just couldn't make it any farther south. the reason why high pressure on live doppler 7 along with satellite blocked any moisture from moving into most of california. so that high is going to be responsible for the hot temperatures next week. and tonight we're just getting a little bit of that moisture from that falling front in the form of higher humidity. dewpoints which measures moisture in the atmosphere. right now the dewpoints are rising in the 60s. and when they're in the 60s it's going to feel muggy out there. right no

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. >>> tiffany haddish is channelling flo-jo she will star as florence griffith joyner in an upcomingpassed away in 1998. she won three gold medals in two olympic games. flo-jo is one of her childhood heroes it shows how she's paying tribute. she's a producer. >> definitely a story worth telling. i'm the boss and it's lonely at the top. [ screams ] you haven't changed at all. you're still a big baby. suck it, ted. -you suck it. excuse me. why don't you both suck it? i'm in the family business. and now you work for me, boomers. you want me to be a baby again? [ screams ] what the frittata? i'm sending you undercover. is this some kind of a ninja boy band? whah! -huh. oh my gosh. oh my gosh! >>> right now at 4:30, decision made. you might be able to ditch your mask at work when california reopens june 15th. what state safety leaders say has to happen first before you can rip it off. >>> plus start your engines. the largest sporting event in bay area since the pandemic takes place this weekend. what fans need to know as nascar makes a triumphant return to the region. "today in the bay" b

tiffany and rory. she was earning money at the club.lop that. when they come back from tramp, they stayed up and drinking cherades. there was always a sense she was researching. >> the name slightly changed. we knew who she was writing about. >> what about you? >> a lot of people thought it was lame but it was not. >> she called me a sex athlete, that's not bad. >> when i read the s"the stud," said this would make a good movie. i spent this movie ca called "empire of the ants." parts was coming my way. joan was really famous before jackie, right? >> huge in london. and jackie started becoming famous but joan's acting at that point not much. >> joan was nothing. i don't think jackie ever thought that would happen. i certainly don't think she ever thought she would revive joan's career. >> i asked jackie if she would write the script and i can take it to producers that i know to get it financed. >> "the stud" by jackie collins, i followed her to a small el varieties and we pressed closely when it started up. >> are we there? no, she pulls

tiffany ap is a wildlife scientist at the center for biological diversity in oakland, that the best thing to do when you come across a mountain lion is to really does. >> the make some noise back away. you know, kind of give it and you know, have respected like space while this big cat was spotted in their natural habitat. >> there have been sightings outside homes in san mateo county earlier this month. a homeowner shared his home surveillance video of a mountain lion sighting in millbrae believed to be the same citing from march and april. the california department of fish and wildlife says half of california is considering mountain line territory. yeah, adding this reminder we're moving through a driving through or walking through biking through mount lion habitat. >> you know, try to do our best to share the space with them. that wildlife experts as well. lines are top predators. they're actually afraid of humans. >> and are focusing on finding their prey and san mateo. gayle ong kron 4 news. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news cal osha has voted to revise its covid workplace s

i'm jason johnson in for tiffany cross.french president emmanuel macron and has more meetings before his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. i'm joined by nbc news white house correspondent mike memele. you have the best background i have seen this morning, mike. i've got to start with this. this is a key part. as a political science professor, i have long studied the sort of special relationship that the united states has had with the u.k. i want to play a montage of joe biden's interactions with boris johnson. >> the special relationship, it is not said lightly, the special relationship between our people. >> our special relationship is in culture. >> that's the special relationship. we are so bound together that nothing's going to impact the emotional and cultural and intellectual affinities of our two countries. >> america and great britain have a special relationship. we both have pledged to keep the relationship as special as possible. and i'm convinced it will continue to be. >> now i don't know if we coul

. >> good morning to you and we're going to begin with tiffany haddish.o and the fastest woman in the world after setting records in 1988. those records still stand to this day. she was one of the most fashion forward athletes as well. always dazzling in her colorful and stylish racing attire. sharing her excitement for the project, tiffany haddish saying in a statement, quote, my goal with this film is making sure younger generations know my shero, flo-jo, the fastest woman in the world existed. in training for the role with al joyner saying she's committed to portraying the spirit of florence accurately. she's also developing a doc and podcast to accompany the film. good for her. great story. >>> also some music news. a possible collaboration between friends after a two-year hiatus. ed sheeran posting photos like this with a guitar and the caption, something's cooking. overnight he took it to the next level posting a video making music with the help of one of his friend, courteney cox. there she is on the piano, it simply says, june 25th. the two also r

what i see out into national headlines today. tiffany off, but something happening 1st off, the st. petersburg economic forum. back on the financial calendar becoming the 1st large scale business event in the world. since the panoramic hit tease on the ground, there will of course be covering the whole high profile event for you. the event's motto is short, but it makes it absolutely clear what the forms all bout together. again, economy of the new reality elsewhere stigmatizing and fueling racism. a prominent muslim group in austria is slams the country's government over the unveiling map that identifies the location of mosques and wisdom associations in the country. for a year in the spotlight, the black lives matter movement appears to be fracturing under a high profile resignation. also criticism from the family to victims. ah, dave, from russia this wednesday, the 2nd, the june kevin over here to the latest for you. and as mentioned there to start with russia's flagship business, come from the st. petersburg economic forum has kicked off the log in to supported meeting is the l

right, tiffany, do this. you have been on the cover of many international magazines. why did you decide to become associated with this lingerie brand that frankly has had a lot of criticism over the years and the way it represent women? >> you know, this is a huge turning point for victoria secret and it is honestly a huge honor that they asked me to be a part of this really turning point in the history. i think finding people like myself, athletes, real women, people who want to speak about their experiences and also make other women feel beautiful and included and expand the definition of beauty. i think, it is something that is really important. representation is something that i stand for in every aspect. so, i think it really aligns with my own core values. i'm really excited to see where it goes from here. >> yeah. look at this. i mean, celebrating athleticism and strength to me, as a woman, i feel more comfortable just celebrating hey, you're 36, 24, 36. congratulations, good for you. how did this happen? did they reject you? >> yes. they reached out to me a fe

in this school, even the little ones have come out to help to the best of their ability. tiffany touchable debate and then was completely loaded. rescue work is pumped out the water and we scooped out the silt and mont. now we are taken out the furniture to see what we can still use. our children came to help us enough to give them a job and they carry out toys. we gave them simple jobs. so this is what a beach here normally looks like this time a year. but this is what it actually looks like right now. it was supposed to be the beginning of a high to receive and, but obviously that will have to wait. now i'm again done a reporting from crimea c. i was told to come here when to national, amid the weekly lockdown rules have been extended in england by 4 weeks. and the spread of a new covert vary. and just a moment we get the reaction from lockdown, fatigued, london, as ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the, in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for tyson lation, whole community. are you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? direct? what is truth? his

louis that tall bought tiffany jewelers for less than nothing. they seem to be paid them to buy that company. so it's happening on the multi $1000000000.00 level. so it's happening also on the retail level with cars and trucks. so nothing is going to stop inflation now it's becoming y mar, germany and a lot of respects. and i think if you look at the history, why mar germany, it was really compressed into a 12 month period where you solve the say, the currency add a one to one relationship with gold. it eventually went over a 1000000000 to one. and i think if you look what's happening in these other countries like venezuela and turkey, and we're going to see something similar to the us dollar. you could see that it does it. you know, that the hyperinflation mindset where it's, it's total euphoria at the beginning. so you see like once something gets set in motion, so like the fact that so many westerners in particular are focused on their house price and they feel rich when it is going up and price. even though the costs of maintaining and taxes

i recently met with mike philpott and tiffany sutton concerning the digital farm i've been asking for for some years now about getting a venue and loved one in the uninvolved homicide. and we finished the digital form already and the person that mike philpott got and so we e-mailed your secretary chief scott and trying set up a date so that we can meet with you and to talk about the digital form that is outright now and so we can get that done to get the digital form out there and for the unsolved homicides. i would just wonder what was going on with that i appreciate if you -- i know your secretary said something about july that you are pretty busy but i would just wondering if we can hurry up and do something about it. my son's anniversary is coming up on the 14th. i'm feeling some type of way. i hope you would consider meeting with us to get the digital form out there and they're going to give me the thing for my healing circle we have every second and fourth thursday so mothers and fathers know their loved ones pictures out there and it won't bring closure but it will bring a sens

about your concerns about a guy named peter, daz in the ico health alliance, and anthony falcon dark tiffany. out, you said hey, you know, the u. s. government has helped fund some of his work, the defense support. and if you could do batt surveillance and be involved in that, that's a good thing. it would be irresponsible not to what are your concerns about peter dad's act. if you can give us a brief catch up on that. so peter days it is one of the world's premier will call him virus hunter. people who believe that we need to have surveillance to understand these viruses that are out there. and we can't just bury our head in the sand and he was actually one of the heroes of the effort to track down the origins of the 1st sars outbreak. the reason why i have become moved from being a big fan of his, in the past to a big critic of his now are essentially to thing. i 1st, he was the organizer of a letter in the british journal, the lancet in february of last year, which claimed without sufficient supporting evidence that this outbreak on will almost certainly are very likely stems from natural

it, we will not stop those who want to integrate into the society and the labor market, much kit tiffany. the ot law. loma the kits of the nation. my formula come see you know enough credit be orthodox jews and there is a place to build more even the new jewish or city in his bus on the move on to the new master ellison. i have been asked to mention the 16 year old to be paid in our move on the lawn. last i was asked to mention him. we will not forget him. we will establish an insular committee over investigation about money miguel. and i'm looking for the iranian nuclear project is coming to a critical point in the gumble. if you have been new means you've been told to learn more about the true resolution there, regard to established tara strong holders in syria, gaz lebanon, short short of skilled building milan. but the nuclear agreement with the on is a mistake, will legitimize one of the dark and dangerous regimes in the world. that is, ro will not allow you on tap nuclear. israel is not part of the agreement. money. israel will retain them to the board, little retain of flexibility

i tend to national headlines today, tiffany or something happening 1st, office and petersburg, economic forum, back on the financial calendar that coming the 1st large scale business event in the world. since the pandemic hit, he's on the ground there will of course, be covering the whole high profile a bit for you. the event's moto is short, but it makes it absolutely clear what the forms all about. together, again, economy of the new reality. elsewhere, stigmatizing and fueling racism. a prominent muslim group and austria slams the country's government over the unfailing islam map that identifies the location of mosques and wisdom associations in the country for a year. and.