the money will not be sent to kiev directly; instead, the eu will compensate for the costs of the transunion for the purchase and transfer of tanks of missiles and ammunition to ukraine, in addition, the meps want to spend part of the money from the fund for training members of the armed forces, as the building’s dreams have developed a new support plan for 4 years. at the same time, brussels hopes that during this time they will not spend the entire amount now eu takes funds to support ukraine from the european peace fund, which was created in 21 and the money in it is gradually running out . brussels is trying to solve this problem, according to some reports, we are talking about allocating an additional 3.5 billion euros. the efforts of the europeans were not appreciated by donald trump, he said that america spent much more on ukraine than their partners from the countries of the old world. i will appeal to the europeans to reimburse us for the weapons that we sent to ukraine so that america could restock its stocks. it's necessary do now, but the current president, joe biden, is too weak

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give us an example because you have the example of the notes of the average balance according to transunionlance is $5,733. you may be able to payout that 20% of that for one month, two months but imagine this going for a year for how long long higher for longer means. >> if you make minimum payments in that scenario you outlined at the average rate, 20.5% you'll be in debt for 17 years and pay $8,300 in interest that's the cumulative effect we see more people carrying credit card debt and for longer periods of time. 65% of credit card people have had for a year. >> did you say $8,700 in interest >> yes talking $14,000 total. >> that's a hefty price for $5,000 of debt what concerns you the most about the consumer unemployment still 3.6%, historically low still they have the jobs, wage increases as well. should we be worried about this right now? >> right now i think things are better than expected the job market can be a lagging indicator rather than a leading one. that's something we worry about in the sense there's one way unemployment can go from here. it has to go up. a lot of the forec

a credit agency transunion says payment shock will be made worse by car loans, mortgages, other new deathsaking on by borrowers during the three-year pause and the starbucks app glitch sent order ready notification to customers found yesterday, even though they didn't have an order. starbucks of the messages were sent in error and that it was suffering a partial outage at the app. it's not the first time the starbucks app has malfunctioned. live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. >> large chain 7.19, on the clock. back here in the bay area. the man charged with breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's home and beating her husband with a hammer. >> will be tried in san francisco. a federal judge denied a defense motion to move the case to eureka lawyers for david de pap argue that because of all the local publicity, including videos and 9-1-1, recordings, it would be difficult for their client to get a fair trial. >> the hidden agenda here for the defense is they want to get into a district that perhaps doesn't have the same feelings about nancy pelosi and her

transunion reports the average credit card debt is just over $5,700. well, none of this massive heat waves spiked temperatures on multiple continents. this month. global experts warn it's a trend that could continue unless changes are made. fox is greg palka has more. after devastating wildfires and record breaking temperatures across the globe, here you are. thank you. scientists expect july to become the hottest month on record, and they warn the planet will only become warmer if human related climate change continues. it's being driven by concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere which continue to increase. and the three main greenhouse gases carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide have all reached record observed highs. global experts say july is typically the hottest month of the year. earth's temperature averages around 61°f. but this year it hits 63. the hot weather had devastating effects on the environment and world economies. dozens of people died after wildfires raged around the mediterranean and sent thousands of tourists fleei

the average credit card debt is just over. 5700 $1 per person, according to transunion 2 in 5 americans credit card debt is embarrassing. a nerd wallet says many try to much they owe secret. well, bank of america is being accused of opening fake accounts and charging illegal junk fees. some of the charges reminiscent of the wells fargo scandal a few years back that involved opening bank accounts without customers. okay. a bank of america will be on the hook to pay the agencies as well as customers who are harmed over 250 million the total and nearly a 3rd of americans can go without their phones for an entire summer conducted by onepoll on behalf of the tech company. asurion it found for all the talk about younger generations being attached to their phones. just 27% of boomers will be willing to spend the summer without their devices. that was feuer. but any other age group from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to rain. all right, jane, thanks for that update. there. >> time now, 7.20 in the east bay. you can now access the city. the hayward's website. >> and that's after that