what is the dispute about, i mean, what are they discussing and what is origin tina proposing? well, you know, there are differences of interest to begin with and there may be difference in views as well. whereas in teens proposing to have a program that is consistent, that has a sin, main goal. the continuity of economic growth and dad, a foster's job creation. and that helps us to reduce the most significant social problems that we have in our economy. and most importantly, the child poverty in our population and the 14 year. so we have about 54 percent of the relation in that age range insulation of poverty, which is a very important social problem for our economy and a out 40 percent of our population. he's in situation of poverty. overall. we need the cognitive row and economy that doesn't grow with an economy that doesn't solve social problems. and as you can afford that we have been implementing and it's working. the economy is growing. now. there's job creation and economy very significant. and poverty is getting reduce. the main difference is the fiscal path . what we'

once i need support on the origin, tina we own on many goals. station with the i m f. there's several congressmen in the united states that have reached to treasury to try to assist countries not only argentina, others with a 3rd charges, which is something that generates a big problem for, for those who own the, the i m f. is this realistic? is that something that would have an impact on many patients in argentina and other nations across the world? well this the surcharge, this is an issue that he's not very well known, or at least worse than that well known in the were and eighty's becoming more know now. and this is part of feel bigness associated sometimes with some of the policies in the context of multilateralism. if you look for information, precise information about how much contra space in terms of the sort charges the interest or charges that they're both as you won't find it, this is not available. it's not, there is no transparency when it comes to this point. and basically what's happening now is that countries in crisis are financing the operational expe

what are tina is trying to adopt? their speak differences between members of the i m f of those will support what origin teenage proposing and, and those who don't. what if the dispute about i mean, what are they discussing and what is origin tina proposing? well, you know, the difference of interest to working with and there may be difference in views as well. whereas in teens proposing to have a program that is consistent, that has a sin, main goal, the continuity of economic growth and dad, a foster's job creation. and that helps us to reduce the most significant social problems we have in our economy. and most importantly, the child poverty in our population under 14 year. so we have about 54 percent of the population in that age range insulation of poverty, which is a very important social problem for our economy and a out 40 percent of our population, eastern situation of poverty. overall, we need the cognitive row and economy that doesn't grow. it's an economy that doesn't solve social problems. and as you can

tina: i love what you are saying. i lived in st.ersburg for a time a million years ago in my student days. it was frozen half the year, so it did not have direct access to the water. the russian empire, of course, came before the soviet union, having the channels, and it has always been important. he does see himself as russia's, one of russia's great leaders come alongside this are -- alongside the czars. he's written extensively about this. because extend, for example, is in context. putin dreams of having pro-russian border states along the border are starting to track. the quote you put up interested me very much. it is one of the most important professors of international affairs and leaders on this. what he says it's perhaps nato has overreached, a goodbye a lot of the investors i talk to. why are we doing this? why are we poking the bear? here is where we bring in u.s. diplomatic history that says the united states can so that -- you is -- the united states cancels out any regional hegemons. china and russia have a big thing

tina fey and amy poehler. put them on anything. reading the phone book and i'd watch it. thank god she was there to be a role model, to inspire, to lead the way for so many of these women that i count as absolutely essential for my sanity nowadays. >> for sure. you know, i think of sarah silvermen and i think of esa ray and the all of the folks who are persevered and kathy griffin has a great thread on twitter about her experiences with betty white i encourage everyone to read and i think look at the women in comedy now and say, take time to look at betty's work but older comics out there now, people in their 40s and 50s who have had the experience of knowing betty and a career and just reading their thoughts and their recollections of having betty white as their inspiration. it's really heart felt. katy, it is so wild to look at how many people are -- it's not just sad. people are overwhelmed with grief. like, in a way that is, like, if there was going to be a state funeral, which there should be. i feel like we should just do wha

what is origin tina proposing. what we're proposing is, if you scope past that in our view, we'll have barzon tina not only to give continuity to the met, recovering the short term. but it will also help us to have a more dynamic market economy and economy that bills comp, dynamic competitive advantage is it has more a creation of value that a has more public infrastructure and has better capacity to invest in science. in technological developments, our view is that the kind of fiscal path that the i m f is proposing will bring travels. there are differences de m f once a faster boss of fisco. faster fiscal conciliation than what ours diaz proposing and we think that will affect the, the recovery in the short term, but also the capacity of the economy to grow in the medium a long term. i think if you are for an investor and you are outside of argentina and you look at the economy here and you say, it's a country that has had over 20 programs with the many of which have had failed. a country with capital controls wi

let us start with tina.st: our organization is solely focused on a parental's right, they are and inherent right to guide and direct the upper -- upgrading -- upbringing, education, and medical care of their children. that is an inherent right that we are born with. the opportunity to vent what goes into our children's brains and what they are taught and what they have access to is -- takes precedence. do children have a first amendment right? i think the supreme court has weighed in on that, but i think that parents absolutely have the right to guide the direction and upbringing of their children. host: what do you think? guest: i agree that parents have the right to input into their own child's education. they do not have the right to impose what they believe on all children's education. host: this fight over school libraries, one question i have is is it actually an obsolete discussion because many of the book that children's -- that children are reading our electronic and not on library shelves where the

there's a great sketch with her and tina fey, and living in a house with tina comes to take the censuss. she was 88. i challenge anyone to stay up until 1:00 in the morning, to 1:00 in the morning. if you're 50 or 60, she was 88. when i worked at "snl," i can assure you, the host, it was late night after late night, not just saturday night. she had the energy to carry a show. tina and aim poehler were part of her 90th celebration for her birthday, commented on how she inspired them, and countless other women, from "the golden girls to "mary tyler moore show." when you look back at her life, she was game for anything. you see her on game shows, having things thrown at her. she didn't care. she cared about the life. she didn't care about a certain image. she was there to bring joy to americans. 99, goes bless you, she lived that long. >> listen, i'm 38. i cannot stay up until 1:00 at any given night. let alone multiple nights. >> it's hard, right. >> it might be because i have screaming children. but we're talking about all she gave us, movies, and radio, and one-liners. it's just so hea

let us start with tina.uest: our organization is solely focused on a parental's right, they are and inherent right to guide and direct the upper -- upgrading -- upbringing, education, and medical care of their children. that is an inherent right that we are born with. the opportunity to vent what goes into our children's brains and what they are taught and what they have access to is -- takes precedence. do children have a first amendment right? i think the supreme court has weighed in on that, but i think that parents absolutely have the right to guide the direction and upbringing of their children. host: what do you think? guest: i agree that parents have the right to input into their own child's education. they do not have the right to impose what they believe on all children's education. host: this fight over school libraries, one question i have is is it actually an obsolete discussion because many of the book that children's -- that children are reading our electronic and not on library shelves where t

what is origin tina proposing. what we're proposing is, if you scope past that in our view, we'll have barzon tina not only to give continuity to the met, recovering the short term. but it will also help us to have a more dynamic market economy and economy that bills comp, dynamic competitive advantage is it has more a creation of value that has more public infrastructure and has better capacity to invest in science. in technological developments, our view is that the kind of fiscal path that the i m f is proposing would bring troubles. there are differences they m f ones a faster boss of fisco. faster fiscal conciliation than what ours diaz proposing and we think that will affect the, the recovery in the short term, but also the capacity of the economy to grow in the medium long term. i mean, if you are for an investor and you are outside of argentina, and you look at the economy here and you say, it's a country that has had over 20 programs with the many of which have failed a country with capital controls, with

my pleasure to june, tina. now we're just trying to work out a deal with the international monetary fund trying to avoid economic collapse. the government has until march to restrict, to restructure billions of dollars in debt loan to it by the i'm if back in 2018. theresa bo spoke to the arlington economy minister martin goodman. about the progress made in the negotiations. the i didn't, tina struggling to stabilize the economy after years. the financial instability, poverty rates are over 40 percent and inflation close to 15. in 2018, the m f granted argentina and economic bailout to form a precedent feel motley. it was the largest known in the family history, $57000000000.00 for more than a year. the government and the i m. f have been in tough talks, hoping to avoid a potential default of the loan algebra met with economy minister, american men who explained the current situation. he's a historic negotiation and the will to, to a large extent determine the face that the m. f will have in the next few years

how high do yields have to go before tina no longer applies?'s talk about the baseline for this. how high can yields go? vincent cignarella, bloomberg macro strategist, joining us now. that is the question for this year. the range over the last three months, 1.348 to 1.705, we are starting to bud up against the top of that range. we push through it, and if so, how aggressively? vincent: i think we see 2% on the tenure before long, -- on the 10 year before long, given the fed is expected to hike three times. it took me years to figure this one out. even when rates went astronomically high in the united states, we did not see necessarily a very flat equity move. equities are trading sideways, but not necessarily lower. however, the other side of the coin, when we saw the fed ease dramatically after the financial crisis and rates go down, you obviously saw stocks go to record highs, and we are still in that category. in that sense, interest rates will affect the bond markets, the foreign exchange markets, but i think the equity markets in a way, i

tina hamilton: i see you've gotten some things taken care of here.ything has to be out of the house? hamilton: no, it doesn't have to be out of the house. we just want it to look presentable where we can show. the repairs will drive the price down, and it will bring more buyers. and, basically, lower prices is what brings the buyers. watkins: mm-hmm. hamilton: and we'll be selling your home on a short sale based on the information that you've provided. what exactly does a short sale mean, and what do you think this house will go for? hamilton: a short sale is when the seller has a hardship and cannot pay your normal payments anymore, or the home is under water. meaning that the value of the property is... - either or, then? okay. - ...way less than what it was worth when you purchased it. so the bank will agree to take less than what you owe on the property and forgive the difference to the seller at the end. so what it means for a new buyer is they get a home, normally in move-in condition, for pretty much foreclosed price values on the markets. - m

everyone says tina, tina, tina. does everyone become a bond investor now?his year. anything that benefits from inflation, industrials, cyclicals, basic materials, those kind of things, even commodities themselves. there are some commodity funds. those have been performing very well. i think until we get the inflation story resolved they will continue to do well. charles: commodities have been on fire. jim, you're always on fire. i always appreciate you. you're one of my favorite guests. your information is fantastic. thank you so much. >> thank you. charles: all right, folks, remember this making money moment? a lot of people already made a ton of money. that's great. some of course are going to lose big chunks of money. i think that something has been unleashed and it's a force to be reckoned with. by the way the market does not end with the next correction or crash. it only starts over again. you should know that because this market is for you and do not forget it. who was that guy? hard to believe it has been a year, right? the retail revolution. it was

joining me is tiffany and tina, co-founders of moms for liberty. question to you, walk us through what you say facebook has been doing to your group. >> we launched january 1 of last year. we've grown to 167 chapters in 33 cities and about november or october of last year issue the nea, national education association sent a letter to tech leaders and asked them to start censoring parents. that is happening to us starting in december of last year, our chapters, 76 chapters, 30 shut down and disabled, flagged for benign comments and posts, membering asking when the school board meeting is or what crim lum our school board is using. >> todd: this came after the nea letter is peculiar, to say the least. read the nea letter. we're call og your companies to take this threat seriously and prioritize safety of people over profit. put an ends to the stream of propaganda against educators in our community. all you are trying to do is fight for your kids. >> yeah, absolutely. it is very concerning and should be concerning to every american to see this level o

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and it's the nicotine that makes giving up so difficult. declaring good tina, filipino, ged g. ha, i'd and kelley up, somebody down after me and her. and the kelley in aliya as nice international sanguine, are said, so not as official darren sceptre elani coaching to san donna saffel. and you've heard secret. now he co boss. if had done this, if it, he quite, i laugh while you please see our street turned me across on past you know, buffering ballot. better to let the ti, the more nicotine a person in jests, the more dependent they become. ah, ah, joined me every thursday on the alex simon should now be speaking to yes, in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. it really is happening here and i wasn't a all, salvador turned to be known globally as the home of big coin city and were witnessing the demise of gold as a monetary monetization was o . the corporations were quick to recognize the role played by nicotine in their products. a document from 976 from british american tobacco lays it out. nicotine is an important aspect of satisfaction, a

tina noe and the other detectives went to a construction site where tim mcvay was working.dder and i said we have. she brought along her signature accessory, pink handcuffs. you chose to cuff him with your hot pink cuffs? >> yes. >> how did it feel seeing him in pink handcuffs? >> good. >> an extra little jab? >> yes. >> yeah, for tina. >> that was a good moment for us. >> mcvay, come on. >> tim mcvay pleaded not guilty and denied bail and put in the county jail. that's where "dateline" found him for his first television interview. >> i did not kill carrie and dump her body. >> tim said the wrong guy was behind bars. pointing to the fight that carrie told him him and justin had that morning. did she tell you what the fight was over? >> there was some throwing and a couple things had gotten broken and a little bit of a physical altercation between the two of them. >> tim said the last time he saw carrie was when he drove her back to her house just before he went to the airport. >> she was walking into the garage of her house alive, happy, as well as could be. >> tim said he

i know luc harlow, family acts one end state tina miko studies. the effects of cap says she wants to use it to help you severe neuropathy. pain, which is usually quite difficult to treat. the doctor works with high dose patches that contain 40 times more cab season than the ones available over the counter demand by hand. as often unbeknownst least, patches are prescribed for certain kinds of pain in the high concentration of caps, zayus, and leads to a kind of defunct analyzation of specific nerve fibers in the skin. and afterwards it takes a while for them to regenerate the effect can last up to 3 months, which can help these severe nerve pain. but both the high dose patches, as well as the nonprescription patches and creams can have side effects, including redness sores and itching diabetics are especially likely to experience these side effects. caps is, in also has an effect on mucous membranes. for example, in lozenges. it said that cap says, and capitals can even warm up your body from the inside. catch sight seems to have latin and in you t

if it's tina and then i'm sure they'll also rediscover their love of cars will be day and showed all regular cars run out of energy at some point. had his lung gators creations will still keep on running red wishes you plenty of energy to keep running until the next episode safe driving with ah, with germany's world heritage site like you've never seen them before. from above. cultural treasures of incredible value tourist attractions of timeless beauty. part 2 of our aerial dream trip. check in. in 30 minutes on d. w. o, in good shape, ah, harmful substances inside our home. they come from cleaning supplies, cosmetic products, and even new furniture. what unknown dangerous lingo within our 4 walls, our experts check it out in good shape. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. and my 1st vice, i guess, was a sewing machine where i come from, women are bound by their social goals. even something as simple as learning how to write a bio psycho even since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle of my own and it took me years to months. might have finally been robin when to buy me on my side

tina my anchor treats pain with chili peppers, while k to gully could beat cancer without chemo, alternative healing methods. now on in good shape. with in key to go, leeker is in good shape. that's not something she takes for granted. in march 2015, doctors had given her 3 months to live in her hodgkin's disease. a form of lymphoma had come back in, she was prescribed another course of chemotherapy, but she decided not to follow the doctor's advice. let me ask my, i was rudely about the 1st time minded chemotherapy. i was convinced it would help, but it didn't work on when i asked myself if my lifestyle had to do with it, the fact that i'd continue to work as well. so i decided to change dana, so i felt that i tried chemotherapy and that it was time to try something else. it's public which i was on kate to go like a result to radically change your life to eat more, healthily work less sleep more and take better care of herself. ah, she decided she'd only give chemotherapy another shot. if none of it worked just weeks later, the cancer was on the retreat. despite her doctor's predictions, he

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tina has a history of endless economic troubles that have often ended with payment crisis to the i m f. in march. argentine now we'll have to pay around $2900000000.00. that's why an agreement is crucial to prevent that country default once again. that is, i will just see the site if at least 9 people have been killed and several others injured in eastern india, after 12 coaches of a train g railed the train crossing. what's been gold. dozens of people are being treated in hospital of the the go. yeah. but if you're the rescue operation is almost complete. we are able to see track passengers into coaches. this situation is such that will not be able to pull them out without the help of cranes. the national disaster response force is working on it will take some time on the still ahead on the al jazeera and his, our, all the sports news and more reaction from australia where novak brokovich is once again facing the prospect of deportation. ah with with ah ah ah, in time for the sports answers for, during the so much tennessee as protest against the referee at the africa, the nations h

investment are now being seen f key to adapting to the changing weather patterns and helping origin tina prepare for the difficulties that could lie ahead. that is how well under cedar when a site is a columbia, teenagers proving how determination can conquer disability. 13 year old one, jose escobar has become one of the leading striker's local football league despite having no legs. they were amputated when he was just a year old. he uses his arms and hands to move and control the boat. and my gun on come in me, i've never wanted to give up. i always keep on fighting because i know that when i get older, i probably won't be able to play soccer true to my capacity. but right now i need to make the best of it. and what i've been given look, i'm allowed to play torments that. so i'm taking advantage of that ah, type of quick check of the top stories here. this are the u. s. that used russia planning a so called false flag operation in the eastern ukraine. in an attempt to create a pretext for.

is these fire men are struggling to extinguish one of many fires that have taken hold across hodgen tina. in recent days, the conditions are extreme. this country is going through a heat wave with high the protein 44 degrees celsius, you mean t rear of the country. and then this will be those yanna on the home in the area. he says he's never seen anything like it middle attention to fi. i'm in thought they put out all the fires in today. they have started again. we are told we have to plow the area around the house to prevent it from spreading. it is the 1st time they are so many fire fires are also burning in the far south impact are going yeah . and other provinces, the government has declared a fire emergency throughout the territory for a period of one year. lack of rain, the heat and the wind guard coughing fires like this one to spread rapidly across the country in this area. there's already several fires ongoing in the province of when site if it's a major concern because it not only has an impact on the environment, but also on the economy. me x per say. the situation in argentin

that can be niger margin, tina we're seeing that different governments have assisted at least a 3rd of the population. but the situation does not improve the problem. ers, the labor sector is not getting better. if i can, tina doesn't generate jobs than people's lives. won't get better and to improve the labor sector has to be a change in the product of structure, an increase in the countries g, d p. in the past decades, argentina has been unable to improve the level market and generate decent jobs. and that's had a huge impact on children in the country whose parents are forced to work in the informal sector and on the streets they sell and a seat at one side is the european union's top diplomat is warning that russia will face massive consequences for any military escalation and ukraine. your cerebral has been visiting the front lines of ukraine's war with russian bank forces in the countries east. it's seen as a show of solidarity with ukraine. russia has denied it, has plans to invade its neighbor despite the massing tens of thousands of troops with the border. the conflict on the

it meant tina was methamphetamine. >> deputies say the suspects were selling meth, cocaine, fentanyl,d marijuana >> there's those who still call it low-level nonviolent dope low-level nonviolent dope. well, for those dingalings, what is this? >> judd said the investigation started with a single anonymous tip to their crime stoppers program. >> this is the criminal histories of the 60 people that we arrested in this operation. they're not new to the system. >> sheriff judd is known for his distinctive presentations, holding up mugshots with colorful comments. >> this guy is only 56 he looks like he's 156 it took us all of an hour to find him you know, he's not houdini as we say in my world, that's crazy stuff. >> judd said they have arrest warrants for eight more people and made this promise. >> if you sell your drugs on the app, know one thing. my detectives who are simply the very best in the business, are going to swipe left for meth and then we're going to swipe you up and put you in the county jail >> no response from grindr when looking for a comment. the sheriff said people were

investment are now being seen f key to adapting to the changing weather patterns and helping urgent tina prepare for the difficulties that could lie ahead. it, he said, well, i'll just see down when a site is coaster alia, where an iceberg is melting and sydney harbor. acrobats are performing on the block of ice which is suspended 20 meters in the air. it's been melting in the summer heat, slowly shrinking the stage on which they stand, the stand turned performance organized by local theater company event spark conversations about climate change. forbes magazine is released its list of richest youtube stars. the highest honor is 23 year old jimmy donaldson, better known as mister beast, is $10000000000.00 plus views on youtube earned and $54000000.00. besides top 10 highest earned has made an estimated $300000000.00 in total. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories like doc, which is back in immigration detention after his visa was cancelled for a 2nd time. the 10 star will appeal the decision had a hearing on sunday a day before the australian open begins. sir clark has mor

tina landmarked it with the international monetary fund which will allow to restructure billions of dollars debt and a bridge collapse is in pittsburgh just hours before jo biden's visit to highlight his efforts to boost america's infrastructure. ah. aim for diplomacy, but prepare for conflict. that seems to be the approach the united states is taking right now. every ukraine president joe biden has announced a small number of american troops will be deployed to eastern europe soon, even as his top military officials called for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in ukraine. had calhane reports from washington . another sign of how serious the u. s. thinks the threat rush opposes to ukraine. the u. s. president announced he's moving us forces to the region. where have you decided how soon you would be moving you extra eastern europe? i'll will review us through for europe in the nato countries in the near term. not a lot, he's likely talking about the 8500 troops that were put on stand by to deploy most headed to bolster nato's quick reaction force. but he's also said he has no intention of

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tina turner meanwhile, has also sold her rights to her music catalogue. she sold them to label b, m g, a subsidiary over bertelsmann for an undisclosed sum. we don't know how much it was . and back in 2020 bob dylan cashed in his music rights walking out the door with 300000000 dollars from universal music. so let's discuss what appears to be a trend with peter schmock, who is an expert in the business of music at the university of music and performing arts. vienna, thanks a lot for joining us. so why are we seeing big acts suddenly selling off the rights to their music? i think we do not know really what is the background of selling music these times, but i think the bond then. mm hm. important impact because touring is now impossible. and so there is no income stream even for superstars. and i think this is one reason why, especially well established superstar sell their music catalogs. now. what we're also seeing is that organizations and funds that traditionally have had nothing to do with the music industry are now interested in it. why is it certain

tina turner also sold the rights to her music catalog to label b, m. g, a subsidiary of bertelsmann for an undisclosed sum. back in 2020 bob dylan cashed in his music rights. walking out the door with $300000000.00 from universal music. wanna go, saunders place, take bruce springsteen, for example. the 75 year old has sold a 150000000 records in his career and performed countless concerts. but in the age of streaming services, musicians have seen their royalties shrink. and with the pandemic, they've lost an important source of income live shows. so now is perhaps a good time for aging, performing artists to sell their rights. and now to high hopes for green hydrogen, hydrogen can be burned without harming the environment, but it is only classified as green if it's produced using renewable energy. the race is on to find a viable ways to do that. and leaders on the german island of helga land, out in the windy north sea think they may hold the key eleger lens mir. your singer has a vision, a pretty big 1. $1000000.00 tons of green hydrogen to be produce