absurd and dangerous. russia has provided no evidence to back the claims. schrager also spoke to the u. s. f and secretary lloyd austin in their 2nd phone call in 3 days. harry fossett has more from keith. well, here ukraine, this round of calls being given by the defense minister should go of russia to his opposite numbers in frogs, in turkey or in the united kingdom. and now in the united states, as well as be labeled to carousel of calls by the crating president, let him use the landscape. the message coming from here is that there is an attempt by the russians to escalate at the very least, the rhetoric and potentially prepare the ground for some kind of full flag attempt . that is something that the russians are accusing the ukrainians of president lensky said. it was the other way around. the boy. if someone could use a nuclear weapon in our part of europe, it could only be one entity. and this entity is the one who ordered show grew to make these calls. if russia is calling to tell everyone around the ukraine is supposedly preparing something, it means only one think. russia has alrea

u. s. f. 16 fighter jets from, from the united states. and it turns out, while the prime minister was there in washington, he did lobby against the agreement. and so that got arrow on really angry. and he made some belligerent statement saying, prime minister mit so talk is no longer exists for me. well, since then, greece has placed some weapons or military equipment, i should say, not weapons on some islands in e g. and see that under and international agreement are not supposed to have military equipment on them. and so then our arrow on his counter that with these threatening statements about how jerky has such a bigger military. and you know, greece couldn't withstand the turkish military. so we're getting an onto a, a dangerous escalator re latter in term in terms of rhetoric. and i think it really is time for somebody to step in as a neutral arbiter. it's difficult for the european union to be neutral in this situation because under the european union, there's a, there's a concept of solidarity among all member states. so if greece

u. s. upgrades f 16 go focused on a security directly linking that to my mind doesn't make any sense. but yes, there is, this is the explanation that is given in some quarters in the us and especially in the upset that they're not dealing with the shop. and they'll exasperated that. yeah. and what i mean by then it is, you know, yeah, this is how many, thanks for joining us on a park. i'm with a speaking to a former indian foreign secretary thomas about. thank you mike. i can bring you some breaking news from brussels now, where the e u has just approved a new package of sanctions against russia, including a price cap on the oil importance. that's not the most go accepted for ex ukrainian territory into russia following referendums there. let's say across live to also contribute to rachel monson. now he's across the d 1000 during his lunch when he, thanks for joining us. rachel. say what exactly are these latest the sanctions aiming to achieve? yeah, well we all knew this aids package was coming down the pipe. now this round of sanctions voted by brussels. was touted by european commi

sfl that u. s f o united flight taking off in just a few moments from now.xpected all around the city today. as we've seen all week long all weekend long. it doesn't seem like it's gonna go anywhere any time soon. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm james torres. claudine wang. let's talk about our weather. let's go to meteorologist rosemary oroczo . i think it's the mornings and the evenings that i'm like. her but but then during the day, it's not like it's freezing cold , fairly mild is how i would describe it, and i get cold like really easily. yeah and you know for me, it's the wind. if the breeze isn't blowing than the temperatures are are just fine, right, right. we will have another slow clearing day, though, so if you enjoy the sunshine well, we will see some in the afternoon unless you're going to be at the coastline for today, but take a look at these numbers. we are warmer than where we started yesterday. all that cloud cover overhead and light winds. 61 degrees right now at half moon bay. we're looking at 60 61 degrees for the afterno

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u. c. s f.kim rhodes shared with dr biden the people's campaign against cancer using real stories of patients, survivors and caregivers, people are more influenced by their friends and family and their direct experiences than just by the experts in the smart people telling them what to do heard. i have been respected. i've been treated as a whole human beings. dr rhodes said she was thankful to share the good work the team is doing with the first lady dr biden grateful to see progress firsthand in the fight against cancer. it's just incredible. it's overwhelming, and it's an honor. um, i see it as an opportunity for us to really share kind of work that we're trying to do here. greg lee ktvu fox two news and we've learned president biden will be coming here to california. the exact details on this trip have not been released, but we do know the president is expected to arrive next friday. he then plans to head to oregon the following day. it's so hard to believe that this is october, but instead

u. s. president john f. kennedy. on the cuban missile crisis, kennedy announced an american spy plane, had discovered soviet nuclear missiles on the caribbean island, less than 200 kilometers from the us mainland. it shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere. as an attack by the soviet union on the united states. requiring a for a territory response upon the soviet union was the 13 days there was a 10th standoff between the u. s. and the soviet union, bringing the will close at a nuclear conflict than ever before. after the failed, $961.00 us attempt to overthrow cube was left his government washington plan for a 2nd operation. it also move nuclear missiles to italy and turkey. in response, the soviet leader nikita khrushchev placed his own nuclear missiles on the island of cuba. well, that meant to outrage in washington and a blockade of cuba. stop soviet missiles reaching the nation. well, attentions picked christian back down and

u. c. s f. dr kim rhodes shared with dr biden the people's campaign against cancer using real stories of patients, survivors and caregivers, people are more influenced by their friends and family and their direct experiences than just by the experts in the smart people telling them what to do heard. i have been respected. i've been treated as a whole human being. dr rhodes said she was thankful to share the good work the team is doing with the first lady dr biden grateful to see progress firsthand in the fight against cancer. it's just incredible. it's overwhelming, and it's an honor. um i see it as an opportunity for us to really share kind of work that we're trying to do here. greg lee ktvu fox two news and we've learned president biden will be coming to california. the details on this visit have not been made public, but we do know the president is expected to arrive next friday, then plans to head to oregon the following day. santa clara university has a new president, and the school has nev

u. c s f as part of her husband's initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month. will then travel to seattle and president biden is pardoning thousands of americans convicted of simple possession of marijuana as his administration takes a dramatic step towards decriminalizing the drug. he's also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses, which reflect the majority of marijuana possession cases. in a statement, the president said the move reflects his position that no one should be in jail just for using or possessing marijuana. well. the president is in new york to celebrate a large investment by ibm through legislation passed under his watch as foxes lauren blanchard reports is open to provide a boost to democrats and competitive congressional races. it's great to be here with the hudson valley congressman sean patrick. maloney president biden is hoping he can chip in on the campaign trail for democrats running in tight midterm races. we need to build this economy for good, middle class working people again, and

u c s f dr peter chen hong appreciate your taking time. thank you. thank you, dr.p on wall street today , reacting to more evidence of a red hot labor market that down fill 630 points. nasdaq dropped some 4 20 s and p was down 104 and coming up. we'll take a look at why the good news for the economy is also giving wall street the blues oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. hello mi amor. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. today as traders reacted to an actual good september jobs report. street is worried that the strong job market could mean more interest rate hikes to come. but as foxes, caroline shyly told us that president biden put a more positive spin on those numbers. it's a big battery president biden friday's economic report as he toured a volvo plant in maryland. employers added a solid

we have fbi 80 f u. s marshals. the police chief said he hopes surveillance video released showing a person of interest will help investigators noting the man's unusual gait stride can acknowledge it's not fluid as a typical proof person walking, and the police chief says they have new information about the person's estimated height. from the spiritual being provided that the person between 5 10 and six five serial killings in stockton this year between july and september have left five men dead, four of them latino police, ballistics and other evidence show two more connections homeless woman coming out of a tent last april survived and said the masked man opened fire and last year on april 10th in oakland 39 year old juan miguel vazquez serrano was shot and killed on harmon avenue. my deepest condolences go out to the community of oakland as well. and mayor shaft and the entire city there that is now a part of what's happening here in the city of stockton, stockton mayor kevin lincoln said wednesday evening. there

u. s. and the e u all slowing down, but the i m f predicted inflation will slowly start to fall to about 6.5 percent next year. and sears allen fisher reports. it's a dark time for the global economy. from all over the world. delegates and representatives are in washington to be told what many already know economically, things are bad and they're going to get worse. the global economy continues to face . steve challenges shaped by 3 powerful forces, the russian invasion of ukraine. the cost of living crisis caused by persistent and broadening inflation pressures. and the slow down in china, inflation is biting economies around the world, making it harder for ordinary people to do ordinary things, like feed their families or warm their homes. the i m f says the reasons are many under complicated, but strict covered lot don's in china has had growth there and impacted the global supply chain. there are several climate emergencies under russia's war in ukraine, which is his food supplies and caused an energy crisis. this winter in europe is described by the i m f is challenging, but warns next

u. s . intelligent belief key f was behind the assassination of russian journalist, saudi a duke, and not confirming moscow's finding with a very well welcome miss. have 16 pm here in the russian capital. misses aussie international with the latest at world news update is good to have. you with the e. u has officially adopted. it's the 8th package of functions against small sco, including the for formal ukrainian regions that have recently joined russia off to referendums. there any restrictions include a price cap on oil imports from russia by sea. although pipeline supplies on not affected. some imports of russian goods like steel, a paper and plastic are now also bands. plus, there were measures prohibiting e u, exposed to russia, such as coal aviation equipment on certain chemicals. despite agreeing to the sanctions from brussels, from e u leaders. and now openly admitting the block is heading for an economic disaster . we are risking a massive d industrialization of the european continent and the long term consequences of that might actually be very deep. our populations are getting

u. s. in oil companies have refused to increased refining capacity f for decades now. and that's the bottleneck in the u. s. in the meantime, they're going to use the awareness that there is a shortage of diesel and home heating oil by the way, and they're going to jack up those prices. and we're going to have the same phenomena with natural gas in a winter. so inflation, energy driven inflation, which is over half of the inflation, which the federal serve, can't do anything about why raising interest rates is going to continue. and we're going to have a recession here, deeper at the same time, we're gonna still have the prices up around 45 percent, which is half of the, the current price problem here in the u. s. so it's refining capacity. is the oil companies and some who are playing i wanted against the other. and in the meantime, a biden is say, any opening up the petroleum reserve, while that sounds, nothing is the problems of refining problem or an it certainly seems like if it's not one thing, it's another at this point. now, how seriously could a diesel shortage

u. s. e. u and china continuing to stole well according to the i m f. s. latest report, global economic growth fell from 6 percent in 2021 to just over 3 percent this year. and it's expected to fall to 2.7 percent next year. we'll china's economy is forecast to grow just 3.2 percent this year. a dramatic fall from 8 point one percent last year. will i left also slashed its outlet for goals in the u . s. to 1.6 percent this year, down from july forecast of 2.3 percent. the collect timberly economy of the 19 countries that share the euro currency is expected to grow though 3 point one percent this year. but by 2023, that slash to just half a percent will the i m f also raised concerns about inflation with the rates soaring to 8.8 percent this year. but it is predicted to start coming then slowly to about 6.5 percent. next year, the i mass chief economists pierre olivia, gurin chess is said that the global economy will continue to face the steep challenges amid the war in ukraine and the cost of living crisis. to 2023. slow down will be broad based with cou

a property market crisis on top of that will the i m f says over a 3rd of the global economy is headed for contraction this year, or next. the u. s. e u and china will continue to stall. let's bring in daniel lee. he's world economic outlook division chief at the research department of the i m f. thank you very much for being on the show, sir. first of all, how much was can this cost of living crisis get on its an extremely challenging outlook for the world economy with inflation still going up and we think it will hit globally on average of 9 and a half percent later this year before starting to come down to 4 percent by 2024. and unfortunately there are risks that could get worse if there's another shock from the war in ukraine. if the gas applies, get cut all the way down to 0, for example. or if the oil supplies get caught, we could be looking at even higher inflation, which will require more painful responses by central banks. our central banks doing the right thing in continuously hiking those interest rates and putting even more pressure on mortgage holders. the number one challenge is to take this inflation, which is at m

the i'm f says the u. s. will see just one percent growth in 2023, while canada will see 1.5 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become an a runaway train bed for growth and bedford people bed bed, especially for poor, poor, poor, poor, poor people. alan fisher has more from washington dc crystelina georgina is aware of the impact that high inflation is having on every one. and she says that governments really do have to do more to try and help the poorest. this isn't some abstract economic theory. this is being experienced by everyone if they go along to the shop, just to buy some food to feed their family. and she says that of governments and financial institutions are going to help than the help has to be targeted to those who are struggling. the most, she says that essentially inflation is a taxation on the poorest in society. she's also aware that when that are financial issues, there can be political issues. and that has led to critics to wonder whether the international monetary f

u. s. u and china continuing to stall. according to the i m f. latest report, global economic growth fell from 6 percent in 2021 to just over 3 percent this year . and it's expected to fall to 2.7 percent next year. china's economy is forecast to grow just 3.2 percent this year and that's a dramatic fall from 8 point one percent last year. the i m f also slashed. it's outlook for growth in the united states to 1.6 percent this year down from july forecast at 2.3 percent. the collective economy of the 19 countries that share the euro 100 c is expected to grow 3 point one percent this year, but by 2023 that slashed to just half a percent will the i m f also raise concerns about inflation with the rate soaring to 8.8 percent this year, but it's predicted to start coming down slowly to about 6.5 percent next year. alam fisher begins our coverage from i m f. a headquarters in washington. it's a dark time for the global economy from all over the world. delegates and representatives are in washington to be told what many already know economically, thin

u. s. is a legal legal strategy in its prosecution of huawei, but that in fact this u. s. government official was a double agent who was working under the direction of f. b i and feeding these alleged chinese spies, a fake documents. there were also other cases, they mention another case in new jersey where 7 chinese nationals were charged with trying to force a fleet repay trade in harass a naturalized u. s. citizen into returning to china. 2 of those that have been charged in that case have been arrested, but a big question is, how the u. s. will arrest the remaining individuals who were charged if they are no longer in the u. s. or have been conducting this from china, this whole time, bigger picture here. now again, i said that this, this was announced by the 2 top law enforcement officers in the us, the f b i, director and the attorney general. and they had strong words about what they call the backdrop of maligned activity from china, described as espionage, harassment, obstruction of justice, and the stealing of technology. at the i director chris re perhaps put it most bluntly, he said that china was in flagrant violation later national laws w

the i m f says the u. s. will see just one percent growth in 2023, while canada will see 1.5 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to be government. oh, runaway train bed for growth and bedford people bed bed, especially for poor wood butte for poor people to have hours lighting argentina's capital when his areas that faster alan fish in washington. and alan is the infection dominating discussions and looking at you can talk about a, a lot of a macroeconomic terms and think that it's very abstract. but the real thing is that if anyone goes to the food shop, they will find out that inflation is very real and it is impacting almost everyone on the face of the earth. inflation is the thing that is dominating discussions. here they are aware that there is a problem, and we had that from the head of the i m f. when she held our news conference a couple of hours ago. she said look, inflation is like a tax on the poorest of the communities here. and therefore, governments and financial institutions,

the i m f says the u. s. will see just one percent growth in 2023, while canada will see 1.5 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become an a runaway train bed for growth and bedford people bed a bed, especially for poor poor, poor, poor, poor people. allan fisher has more from washington d. c. crystelina, george eva is aware of the impact that high inflation is having on every one. and she says that governments really do have to do more to try and help the poorest. this isn't some abstract economic theory. this is being experienced by everyone if they go along to the shop, just to buy some food to feed their family. and she says that of governments and financial institutions are going to help them to help has to be targeted to those who are struggling. the most, she says that essentially inflation is a taxation on the poorest in society. she's also aware that when that are financial issues, there can be political issues. and that has led to critics to wonder whether the international mon

u. s. a being sent to key f. one of the process, if you heard on the clip mentioned now, our ex democratic toll fee gathered who left the political party earlier this week and gathered, condemned the party as quote, an elitist cabal of war mongers, driven by cowardly woke nursed thing, it was dragging the country ever closer to nuclear war del, deeper into a really long reed analysis of the form of congresswoman to move in our heads section of our dot. com and our violence has opted in moldova capital kitchen. now off the protesters class with local police demonstrations have been more or less continuous in the city ever since mid september. first started back in may due to a sharp spike in energy and food prices across the falling living standards, along with a record inflation rate of 33 percent and september model as president called on police to identify the sources of any illegal funding of the protest severely punish any attempt at be civilization. also on tuesday, the president of the cabinet administered

u. s marshals and 80 f for joining in the investigation. investigators say they've tied one person to five similar homicides in stockton this year , as well as the death of a in t year and a homicide in oakland also last year. the city of san jose is prepping to clear out a large encampment at columbus park north of downtown. many of the rv is parked there pulled up just a few days ago after being cleared from another area nearby san jose city officials say they're about 140 vehicles permanently parked in columbus park. some people living there say they're trying to figure out where they'll go once it's cleared. i'm just trying to see if i can get somebody to help me. and it's not. you know, i don't know. what's going to happen. it might just get told. members of san jose's homeless response teams say they will continue to offer supportive services to encampment residents and connect them with housing and shelter opportunities. one of the encampment, residents tells ktvu. he's now using hotel vouchers, but hopes permanent housing will becom

u. s. officials also felt the need to but in when turkey purchased s 400 missiles from russia, the u. s. is nato ally was kicked out of the f 35 fighter program. erewhon was unimpressed. well, nobody cares. yeah. nobody can interfere with the 53rd music. so you're not going to give me pits. so la, notice in the an intermediate logic event. i lose the minute i'm going to run it, possibly acquire different systems from another country and model when a kid i say get involved in this. now the latest moves around semiconductors. com as part of a 4 year trade war against china biden is grandstanding saying that he's moving to create american jobs folks. the future, the chip industry is going to be made in america made in america with inflation and high gas prices. it makes sense why joe biden would feel the need to pound the podium. however, outside of u. s. borders many are looking on and saying, just who do you think you are, jo, our businesses, our business? not america's hail. martin, r t. new york office just 45 days in office. you guys knew primarily strows has resigned. she's broken a 2 sandfield record for the shortest pr

we have fbi 80 f u. s marshals. police chief said he hopes surveillance video released showing a person of interest will help investigators noting the man's unusual gait stride. you can notice there. it's not fluid as a typical program person walking, and the police chief says they have new information about the person's estimated height. from the description have been provided that the person between 5 10 and six five serial killings in stockton this year between july and september have left five men dead, four of them latino. police say ballistics and other evidence show two more connections. homeless woman coming out of a tent last april survived and said the masked man opened fire and last year on april 10th in oakland 39 year old juan miguel vazquez serrano was shot and killed on harmon avenue. my deepest condolences go out to the community of oakland as well. and mayor shaft and the entire city there that that is now a part of what's happening here in the city of stockton, stockton mayor kevin lincoln said wed

u. s. official because he was a double agent all along working for the f b. i. now another case here is a 7 chinese nationals charge for targeting a naturalized u. s. citizen from china who was being harassed both his family here and in china in a, in an effort to force him to repatriate to china. 2 people have been arrested out of these 13 the rest though may still be at large likely are in china and would be very difficult for the f, b i to apprehend. but what's further significant about this marion is who delivered the announcement about these charges. this came from the top to u. s. law enforcement officials, the attorney general and the director of the f. b i. these are 2 men who normally shy away from the cameras, but when announcing these charges, had forceful words directed at the chinese government. we've found the chinese government threatening, established democratic norms and the rule of law as they work to undermine us economic security and fundamental human rights. including those of emergence. we also see a coordinated effort across the chinese gov

we have fbi 80 f u. s marshals. the police chief said he hopes surveillance video released showing a person of interest will help investigators noting the man's unusual gait stride can noticed there. it's not fluid as a typical program person walking, and the police chief says they have new information about the person's estimated height. from the description have been provided that the person between 5 10 and six five serial killings in stockton this year between july and september have left five men dead, four of them latino. police say ballistics and other evidence show two more connections homeless woman coming out of a tent last april survived and said the masked man opened fire. and last year on april 10th in oakland 39 year old juan miguel vazquez serrano was shot and killed on harmon avenue. my deepest condolences go out to the community of oakland as well. and mayor shaft and the entire city there that that is now a part of what's happening here in the city of stockton, stockton mayor kevin lincoln said wed

u. s. should continue supplying h t t. f. and med mounting criticism at home by then has been warning fodor's about the alleged dangers of republican when in the mid term elections. selection is a referendum. it's not a referendum. i should say. it's a choice. everybody wants to make it a referendum, but it's a choice between 2 vastly different visions. for america, democrats are building a better america for everyone. republicans are doubling down on a mega, mega trickle down economics that benefits to very wealthy, fail the country before and will fail it again if they would. well, i think that the republicans have a very good chance of taking the house and the senate. i mean, they're, they're almost guaranteed to take the house with a large majority in the senate is going to be a little closer. i think that the american public is concerned by crime, by inflation, by the economy and by education. and when i say education, i mean the democrats in all these cities in the school systems indoctrinating young children about tran

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by key f for suggesting a diplomatic solution from ukraine war we speak to diane say a herself. i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing, please turn around information terrorist. also on the program, new intelligence paints a very different picture of the canadian truckers empty vaccine monday process debunking police claims that they were caused by foreign or even russian interfere with . thank you for joining us this friday afternoon. my name is peter scott bringing you all the latest news here not see from our headquarters in the russian capital. welcome to the program. that's what's up story, this our, the pence again, that has focused on nuclear deterrence and its newest national defense strategy unveiled on thursday. despite the president biden's previous pledges to restrict the potential use of nukes, the new strategy appears to do the complete opposite. we concluded a thorough review of a broad range of options for nuclear declaratory policy, including both for north, 1st use an

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by key f for suggesting a diplomatic solution to the ukraine war. we speak today and say, hey, so i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing things terms around information, terrorist also on the program, new intelligence paints are very different picture of the canadian truckers unseat vaccine. monday, protests debunking police claims that they were caused by foreign or even russian interference. details are not late in the program with july from our headquarters here in moscow. you're watching audience a national. i'm peter got on here. the top stores at one p. m. moscow time. a bloody dangerous and dirty game. well, that's how vladimir putin has described the west's current international policy. he made those remarks, the annual session of the valid i international discussion called right terry moscow, where he addressed a number of major global issues. here's some of the highlights from that address that goes away with it is up at the so called collective west them. it's a nominal term

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by key f for suggesting a diplomatic solution to the ukraine. we speak, diane say, hey, i don't think it, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing things terms around information, terrorist. also on the program, new intelligence paints a very different picture of the canadian focus on the back seat mandate. protest debunking police play into they were caused by foreign or even russian interference details later in the program with you live from our headquarters in moscow, you're watching audio pizza scots and here are the top stories. this our a bloody, dangerous and dirty game. that's how vladimir putin has described, the west's current international policy. and he made those remarks the annual session of the valley international discussion club writes here in moscow, where he addressed a number of major global issues here. some of the highlights that goes away in reserve, but the so called collective west them, it's a nominal term, of course, since is no unity there in the past few months, it is made

u. s. is a legal legal strategy in its prosecution of huawei, but that in fact, this u. s. government official was a double agent who was working under the direction of f. b i and feeding these alleged chinese spies, a fake documents. there were also other cases, they mention another case in new jersey where 7 chinese nationals were charged with trying to force a fleet repatriate in harass a naturalized u. s. citizen inter returning to china. 2 of those that have been charged in that case have been arrested, but a big question is, how the u. s. will arrest the remaining individuals who were charged if they are no longer in the u. s. or have been conducting this from china, this whole time, bigger picture here. now again, i said that this, this was announced by the 2 top law enforcement officers in the us, the f b i, director and the attorney general. and they had strong words about what they call the backdrop of maligned activity. from china, described as espionage, harassment, obstruction of justice, and the stealing of technology. an air strike by the myanmar military has killed at least 60 people in the northern catches think the victims would event

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