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a car. yes, that is, uh, some durable goods there, people who travel can travel abroad. here , that is, this is such a set, but formal signs, but nonetheless. now, if we utry to understand what these people are doing. yes, there , that is, you can look at macroeconomic indicators, the structure of gdp ukrainian we will see. that there, for example, a very large segment is occupied by trade and services. that is, these people are largely employed, or self-employed in ukraine, a very large percentage of self-employed, and these people already have absolutely. well, psychology. first, they're really economically connected to, uh, the west. yes, but this is psychological, and here, uh, it seems to me, we can approach this. here is the root, if we take the formal ones, here are the criteria uh of the middle class, adopted there in western sociology, then we will see that in ukraine, even with all the calibration so to speak. well, this is 8-10 percent of the population, yes, which you formally fit under property, so to speak, indicators or, for example. so i said that one of the criteria is the ability to travel abroad, and indeed in this regard, when it ope

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a residence. yes. hello. hello, graham, lisa the u. s. foreign policy head, joseph burrell lament the west has failed to win the battle of narratives when he comes to you. great. well, that's not the only battle of narratives. the west is losing. the entire neo liberal project is being called into question. it's legitimacy quickly he wrote ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland valinda was a farming region. today is part of ukraine between 19431945 members of the ukranian insurgent army led by stepan. bandera. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted the bellini. a massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukrainian politicians still reluctant to talk about these events? how to modern day ukraine and poland view is tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of belinda us to divide people ah, confession time, the former national security

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so there's a lot of geopolitical thinking behind this very trip at which wants to see the u. s. demonstrate that? yes, indeed. it is back on the international scene. a lot of question marks after the pull out the disasters pull out and out of afghanistan, and that it will not just provide stability, but also through those potential new allies, always alongside israel, a counterweight to russia and china looking towards the into pacific as well. the location of the in washington for us. thank you. now let's listen to the w. correspond tonya crime. and what she told me about joe biden's visit to the holocaust memorial. and yeah, i mean, it is largely ceremonial. it will take part in a memorial service. he will also meet with 2 holocaust survivors here that was important to him. if you could hear and see that it is important for him just right off to lending and his comments. he actually spoke about how his family told him how he was taught, how important it is to never forget what happened to never forget the holocaust and to be a witness to that. and it's also a key component in his administration's p

and china, so there's a lot of geo political thinking behind this very trip at which wants to see the u. s. demonstrate that yes indeed. it is back on the international scene. a lot of question marks after the pull out the disasters pull out and out of afghanistan, and that it will not just provide stability, but also through those potential new allies, always alongside israel, a counterweight at to russia and china looking towards the into pacific as well. jayla cooper in washington for us. thank you to sri lanka now where prime minister ronnie of vic ramirez since a declared state of emergency he ordered security forces to restore order. protesters in colombo, have been storming government buildings, including the pm's office. demonstrators are calling for his resignation, and that of president got our by our roger parker who fled the country before he was due to hand in his resignation. protestors blame him and his long ruling family force relock us worst economic crisis in decades. ah, shanker is on the brink of change it people's uprising has ended a family dynasties long group on bar after the president,

a lot necessarily has changed with u. s. policy. so how do the palestinians feel about this visit? yes, i think interestingly, even today the reaction and the information coming out of the u. s. officials that the policies in the americans haven't been able to agree on a joint statement present. biden is meeting the palestinian present mahmoud abbas to morrow in bethlehem and the occupied west bank. they will be issuing separate statements. also, we understand that the palestinians not happy with the word spoken by us president joe biden at the time. i have been grin yesterday where he really only very briefly referred to the 2 state solution being the best way forward. but saying that this was a long term ah, you know, realizing how difficult it was. this is not why he is here and the palestinians know this. and as you mentioned, arch a trust has been eroded under trump. this administration, yes, it's increased monetary funding. we're going to see more of this tomorrow to the palestinians, but nothing when it comes to diplomatic moves, it's economic move. so this is an issue. and also

at some stage, they will pause and there will be a u-turn sooner than expected, therefore, yes, the worldill get into recession. we will see yet in europe and in the u.s., some other countries as well. this is an engineered recession. manus: let's leave it there, smart and interesting calls from you. we can live without a bit of china. that will stick in my mind. deepak mehra, head of investments, commercial bank of dubai. dani. dani: coming up, oecb secretary-general says russia should contribute to ukraine's reconstruction. we have the interview, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ cool goodness dani: welcome backg daybreak: europe." i'm dani burger in london alongside manus cranny in dubai. russia should pay for ukraine's destruction, maria tadeo in switzerland spoke about ukraine's recovery. >> russia should contribute, and there is a broad consensus that given the circumstances of this war of aggression and the devastation it has caused, of course as part of the overall financing effort there ought to be reparations from russia. manus: that was maria tadeo speaking to the oecd secretary-gener

russia they skali's passport, er, it's the west, it means i have a russian, or what's not, said the problem of u we do not know when. yes is, russia will demand other concessions, and ram will demand this concession. turkey will need this stack. let me say that they cannot yes, that is, at the expense of ukraine, at the expense of other countries, at the expense of the west, these countries could not sit on a few chairs, the west should be united and should help ukraine more, well, we criticized turkey , of course. intermediary and platform and negotiations, how would the negotiations go? yes, but they are going to the world in general, no, for obvious reasons, this has already been said many times, but also turkey supplies drones to ukraine, famous fighters. well, it can be considered that some are supplying, but we don't know much about their work, too, sorry, i just want to talk to you, i'm not criticizing turkey, this is their policy, it's good for them, that is, uh, i'm just analyzing, uh, why turkey, for example himself so he leads for the sake of his country and arduvan does what he thinks, for example, it’s bett

allocated around 50 minutes now as an yeah, of course not used to taking a 2nd seat when it comes to these u. s. presidential visits, but yes, i mean, this is pretty much the main thing that they're discussing. geo politics, iran, and it's also a message that biden will be taking on saudi arabia when he travels on there tomorrow. up to meeting the palestinians briefly. and interestingly for the 1st time there will be a direct flight from tel aviv to jetta of air force. one very interesting, thank you for that. stephanie decker, the 1st live in west jerusalem. let's get a little more analysis on this. we can speak to jonathan reinhold, he's head of the department of political studies at bar lawn university, joins us from ton of e. thank you. for your time, sir, not look under donald trump's u. s. policy it clearly, there was a tailed to ed's israel. so when joe biden came into power, there was a sense of relief in the palestinian camp that things would change, but nothing is actually changed, hasn't policy wise? no, not really. i think the music was very different unto trauma to the music, which was we hear on the bite and t

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a certain unemployment. while our corresponding ins court in york has more on this, i yes. so the by didn't meant ministration. loves to point to low unemployment as a sign that the u. s. economy is still doing ok. but tell us, what do these latest figures actually indicate? not actually, the fed chairman jerome, paul christie just recently said that the labor matter market is way too hot. so maybe he gets this wish, and the labor market is starting to cool down quite a bit. i mean, if you look at those weekly figures that we've gotten here on thursday, as you mentioned the highest level in a month, even if in general, the level is still pretty low. but there are more and more assign them that the labor market starts. so softening, there is some word that google, for example, is going to pause hiring for about 2 weeks. we just heard here on thursday, after hours from the social media company at nap, that they're actually going to reduce, hiring a substantially that stop by the way is down in after our trading by about to 25 percent left and right to hear more and more stories that companies start to pause hiring and in some incidents we even see some labels. ok. ye

a responsibility by u. n. a of forces for any of the injuries or, or any of the death. we will, we will follow up on that but, but yes, we do 1st need to get to the truth of what was happening on the grammy judith. what is clear on the ground is that there is opposition to moscow. much of it directed by the country's government who have long wanted the you and force reduced or removed entirely. my mom because i'm up there tear gassing us. because we came to say that moscow does not have boswell, must have been in congo for 22 years and nothing works. we came to demand our rights, but to shoot us with tear gas, well end up becoming the most in the fog of conflict in this country is dense. apportioning responsibility is a difficult task. but what is obvious to everyone on all sides? the piece is not being kept more soil from around the world. i started here in germany where a one day strike by staff at the company at the countries that largest ally loved answer as forced it to cancel more than a 1000 flights. ground crew, demanding higher wages of the air travelled, returns to pre pandemic levels. in the old lufthansa

a yes. the, let me just put you what the u. k. m o. d said they state that the b, b. c has put the lives of soldiers at risk and has cause stooge reputational damage to the u. k. military is other valid point? no, i don't think it is. i think this is very clearly in the public interest, and the british people have a right to know what their armed forces are up to whether is the s a s or old soldiers? now of course, these are the exact kind of war crimes that we can be found at union. a sound was uncovered and is currently sitting in a prison where he's waiting extradition to to the united states. so i don't think that it places british soldiers, these were desk was a. busy nighttime and executing people. i mean, they were talking about children that were killed as a result of these, you know, these nighttime nighttime operations. but i think it calls into question the whole nature of the, the operations of the british armed forces. this is not an isolated incident by the way, this is not just consigned to what happened in afghanistan. i mentioned what happened in irel

a responsibility by u. n. a of forces for any of the injuries or, or any of the death. we will, we will follow up on that but, but yes, we do 1st need to get to the truth of what was happening on the grammy judith. what is clear on the ground is that there is opposition to moscow. much of it directed by the country's government who have long wanted the you and force reduced or removed entirely. my mom because i'm up there tear gassing us because we came to see of monasco does not have both of us have been in congo for 22 years and nothing works. we came to demand our rights, but they shoot us with tear gas bundled, become more said. the fog of conflict in this country is dense. apportioning responsibility is a difficult task. but what is obvious to everyone on all sides? the piece is not being kept up next d, w, news, asia with this story prepping for bull y taiwan believes its largest ever military drills will deter any chinese invasion that mo, with parish vantage entre she'll break on painful and he said, ah, ah.

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a what can the u. s. say because they are. yes they, they have also expressed their willingness to, to provide financial aid to help us start and during this. but in the meantime, let's do not forget that was given you moving back 7, billing us dollars money. so that's correct. yes. that sounds to me and this is very hippa right now, let's turn our attention to the 2nd most sanction nation in the world. it's iran, which is coming to a fresh batch of us restrictions this time. washington has targeted 15 individuals and government entities of the blaming turan, for a lack of progress in talks to revive and international deal on the countries nuclear program. while the united states is committed to achieving an agreement with iran that seeks a mutual return to compliance with the joint comprehensive plan of action, we will continue to use all our authorities to enforce sanctions on the sale of iranian petroleum and petro chemicals. last month, iran and the u. s. tried to negotiate a result shouldn't of the agreements under the previo

warning the following for teachers district a. 7 u k is daily mirror newspaper has apparently published a fake article blaming russia for shelling and done yes of despite the city being under version control and local officials claiming the attack on ukrainian officials confirm that some of the military aid provided to the country by the west appears to have been stolen to the russian defense minister.

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a car. yes, that is, uh, some durable goods there, people who travel can travel abroad. that is, this is such a set of formal features, but nonetheless. now, if we uople are doing. yes, there, that is, you can look at the macroeconomic indicators of the structure of the ukrainian gdp. we will see. that there, for example, a very large segment is occupied by trade and services. i mean, people are very busy. either self-employed, well, ukraine has a very large percentage of self-employed, and these people already have a completely different psychology. firstly, they are really economically connected with, uh, the west, yes, but the main thing is psychological, and here, uh, me it seems that we can approach this root, if we take the formal ones, here are the criteria for the middle class, adopted there in western sociology, then we will see that in ukraine, even with all that, so to speak, calibration. well, this is 8-10 percent of the population, yes, which are formally suitable for property indicators, so to speak, or, for example. so i said that one of the criteria is the ability to travel abroad, and indeed in this regard, when it opened without

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yes. as a precedent doesn't it? so that's for businesses, but presumably there are implications well beyond that as well. for the environment, for example, i mean the u. s. is the 2nd largest emitter and any curb on its ability to reduce its carbons, emissions are going to have implications for everybody. president trump, for example, had already abandoned the paris agreement, which would, is the global effort to reduce temperatures, to well below $1.00 to sense great celsius, sorry, one before, like above. pre industrial levels for president biden brought the u. s. back in. and this is going to be a problem in terms of them trying to keep their carbon emissions low so that they can meet that goal under the parts agreement, the supreme court, not too popular with the, by the ministration of the members. so i thought, well, louise osborne from d w environment. thank you very much for bringing this up. take takes the oil cartel. opec and its allies will increase daily output by 648000 barrels of oil in august as announced on thursday. opec classes. it's known which includes saudi arabia, russia, and other major producers is sticking to a plan of modera

yes, passenger biden, and israeli prime minister yellow p the signed a non binding declaration to prevent a wrong from acquiring nuclear weapons. biden also restated the u. s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. stephanie decker report from western whistler. israel with the 2nd day of president jo biden's, middle east trip started with interim is ready, prime minister. yes. repeat the leaders all smiles at their meeting top of the agenda iran, signing a non binding declaration reiterating the u. s. is ready partnership america's commitment to israel. security way and to ensure iran would never acquire a nuclear weapon based on the other main topic of discussion. israel's integration and the region. israel's piece with his neighbors. these are a central golf tomorrow. i'll be the 1st american president to fly from israel, directly to jetta. saudi arabian. i represent important progress, mr. president, you will meet with the leaders of saudi arabia, katara, quaid, oman, and iraq. i would like you to pass them all a message from us. our hand is outstretched for peace. we are ready to share our technology bread, the for our scientists t

yes, the former a cost of per kilometer hello sent a report by the u. s. federal department of energy found that transporting passengers via hyper loop can save up to 20 percent of the energy consumed in air travel, or by personal vehicles. some experts claim hyper loops would save even more. many companies around the world are working on their own models. and initially hyper loop technology was developed by space sexton. ellen massa, in 2015 must be decided to open source all the research done at space x and lead student groups around the world compete and developing of the concept even further . while on the sand in his classmates participated in the contest in one best design, which is now being built at this alara's facilities. so that at the door they look, we went through this tube here is 12 made as long as they hype. we use it to try a different hyperlink models in low pressure and as a perfume that we can obtain different pressure levels with an electric at home to work at the end. and then we also have solar panels on top. and here with these pan

so, yes, markets are up, but just the message centers around the u. s. not being a recession and just because market seem to be buying, that doesn't mean that a recession isn't coming. tidy. recession is still certainly on the table for many on wall street. morgan stanley's mike wilson says that the rallies of the past 2 days are a trap that were in a bear market. and that we haven't seen the bottom yet. bank of america has determined that we might see a recession, a mild recession, actually in the 2nd half of this year, they're looking at factors such as consumers, spending figures came out today. the consumer spending is down, business investment, residential investment is down also, inflation still raging. energy crisis around the world specially in europe, still raging, but also in the bright spots of the economy, the job market. we're seeing some cracks, such as unemployment taking up a vacancies ticking down. so recession is certainly still on the table for wall street. thank you very much for that update. teddy austro there on wall street for us now with the

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here's just a lawn, yes and uh, on this lawn a tank passes by, uh, and u detonate them, but because you see them in uh, the greenery is extremely extreme, and it’s difficult, but uh, that’s what it’s called, and ukraine is fighting civilians like that. that is clearly the center of the city clearly. they understand that there is no military infrastructure here. and this is how they behave. well, this, and not standing, like a war crime. and for a. the main goal of which, of course, is the maximum defeat of the civilian population. well, it’s worth saying that today e hurricanes were shelled all day city, donetsk petrovsky district was also under attack, kievsky district was under attack. and there are victims, there are dead, the frequency of shelling, otherwise it increases or decreases, but there is already such a system. here in the morning they start working quite tightly somewhere, starting at 6:00 in the morning they are shelling right here, kievsky district. a kuibyshevsky district. well, today, but the ukrainian artillerymen decided to work out in the center of the city of donet

yes on prop 27. u >>> now at 11:00, breaking news. a small plane takes out power lines and crashes to the ground in santa clara county. we'll have an investigation and update on the pilot. plus. >> there's no reason why it couldn't infect children. >> california reporting the test case of monkeypox in a toddler in the u.s. why doctors say there's a lot we don't know about the disease's impact on children. >>> a massive wildfire burning out of control near yosemite. what firefighters are facing. >>> and nearly $600 million on the line in the lottery. did anyone take home the big jackpot? >>> we begin with breaking news. a small plane crashed right outside the reed hill view airport in san jose. the plane went down at about 7:15 tonight, crashing into a fence during an emergency landing. this is the scene on the 2100 block of evanflin avenue. we spoke to two nearby resident whose heard the crash from inside their home. >> just the fact that he hit the gate and was bleeding and still moving. it was pretty overwhelming. i'm glad, i hope he'

a summation of investigative. so the reason i ask is because the u. s. government is arguing that it was not able to assess intent. and yes, people with experience and forensics and take a look at physical evidence. but determining intent is usually the rule of someone with legal experience. usually someone who has to either argue the case or defend the accusation and a court of law. and so it raises questions about how this conclusion has been raised. if people who can only deal with fragments and shrapnel and physical tissue are able to determine intent, especially if they have not actually interviewed the people who were involved, the people who fired the weapons, the people who i witnesses to the weapons. this isn't the way that a criminal investigation here the u. s. will be carried out. and so it is, it's reasonable to ask, how can you come to that sort of conclusion. so isn't as if it's a rush to judgment. when actually we know that the f b, i has not been involved in the us. and then my follow on question is, is really a sidebar question is, is this the work of the u. s. s. c? have they been involved in other inve

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a lot of caveats in that sentence. i'll make it easy for you if he did use campaign cash to pay u for personal c legal expenses, yes, it'd be a pretty clear violation of federalam campaign finance law.pa mark, alliés, the infamous democratic party operativepe who also represents warnock's campaign is calling the suitra p frivolous and a statement to politico. meanwhile, over in the keystone , pennsylvania, there are t reports that the lieutenant governor there, john fetterman, took a taxpayer funded security detail on a family vacation to the jersey shore all while wait for it publicly advocating for strict coronaviruses. lockdown's sound familiar? state police spending over 1500 bucks forpend lodging and foodoo during that trip to ocean city. the campaign says, listen, allegheny county, where fetterman resides, was not in a lockdownwa at the time of the trip. by the way, i should pass this along to a lot of grumbling in the commonwealth about his health status, as you probably know, or he hasn't been seen or spoken publicly h since he suffered a stroke back before the may 17 primary election. his wife keeps saying he's