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the big climate pariah in the world and the uk was the leader and now they have switched places, the uiored climate bill now has a whole set of new policies that are going to be rolled out in the coming years. —— the us. $5 rolled out in the coming years. -- the us-_ rolled out in the coming years. -- the us. as he got the desire in the drive. — -- the us. as he got the desire in the drive, do _ -- the us. as he got the desire in the drive, do you _ -- the us. as he got the desire in the drive, do you think - in the drive, do you think momentum on that, because we got another gathering of governments in egypt, the so—called cop27 in a couple of months from now, there is this sense that the momentum has fallen off a bit from last year. can he reignite that, do you think mr mark is going to be very hard without the kind of support that the host country had last year, boris johnson's support for the cop26, the egyptian government does not have that same heft so it will need help from a lot of other countries.— it will need help from a lot of other countries. the us would like to be _ other

ui trumte sh uld decl resul are counted. > >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, roger stone sayslips don't prove he had anything to do with the events of january 6th. meanwhile, the secret service has collected two dozen cell phones from agents and given them to an internal inspector, as they probe missing text messages from january 6th. norah. >> o'donnell: scott macfarlane on the hill for us. thank you, scott. tonight, european leaders are accusing russia of sabotaging two underwater gas pipelines in the baltic sea. ukraine is calling it a terrorist attack. authorities are investigating the leaks in the nord stream 1 authorities are investigat and 2 pipelines, a vital source of natural gas for europe. there was a sudden drop in pressure on monday. video shows bubbles where the leaks occurred after underwater explosions were detected. and tonight, pro-russian officials in several occupied territories in ukraine claim residents have voted to join russia-- but the referendums are being dismissed by u.s. officials as a sham. well, we want to turn now to our exclusive interview with

, but the question for you is how would the fbi assess the potential threat from the uis along the threatof spectrum. given the easy ability to by a drone it's easy to use and not that difficult to weaponize and that is what we are seeing some of already. so, the fbi director predicted a few years ago we would see an attack in your testimony you discussed the potential use of weapons and interference that could target airports as well as other types of critical infrastructure. i'd like you to explain to the committee what authorities does the dhs currently lacked to counter this threat and what should the committee focus on as we draft legislation to reauthorize the current legislation? >> as my colleague noted, the threat posed by the malicious use of drones represents a significant and increasing risk peto the homeland and the amerin people. currently under the threats act of 2018, we are authorized to engage in protective measures against credible threats posed to the safety and security of certain protective missions that includes for example the protection of the government personnel

the bad guy was arrested for dushg ui, failure to appear warrant., why wasn't this guy behind bars or why was he in the country at all? >> it is near impossible for our people to investigate the crime. they had no clue who was behind the wheel because he fled into a corn field. why wasn't he behind bars? from our perspective, it is frustrating, from the law enforcement perspective, it is frustrating. how frustrated is the community about it? >> todd: entire country, 62% of americans are concerned about illegal immigration and cases like this bring that point home. she was just trying to go to work, she did happen to be in law enforcement, but she was like everybody else trying to go to work and was killed, that shouldn't happen. when this guy was arrested, they arrested him with her handcuff, that is a beautiful sentiment. what can you tell us about her? >> i'm holding her handcuff right now, that speaks to her being a member of a team. i used the word community, she was a member of the community. she was an energetic person and one thing that speak

as economists call the crisis of the uis, the great reflation, that is, a conscious increase in inflationes for the development of the economy. however, more and more experts conclude illusory stability and wealth. the west is coming to an end, the dollar is losing ground, and new economic alliances are gaining momentum. residents of the holiday village of markonievo, like all normal people, want to spend evenings in a circle families watching tv. but constant power outages cause rice just anger that's how it happens look? good evening everyone. here we all look. so, not everyone ran yet. dear colleagues, good afternoon hello, today we have an issue on the agenda that is directly related to both security and the economy , it sounds like this about measures to increase the efficiency of state bodies in the field of arrangement and technical equipment of checkpoints across the state border of the russian federation vladimirovich please but there were footage of the beginning of the meeting with the permanent members of the security council. and now it's time for economic news sberbank sold

. >>> second is ui path. the company is cutting its outlook for the year citing current headwinds.tock is down 21% in the market. >>> stock three, newell is cutting its outlook. retailers have ordered fewer products and inflation continues to pressure its customers. newell will expect sales to decline this year. stock is down 4.6%. >>> another rough day shaping up for cryptocurrencies, this after bitcoin closed at its lowest level since june down about half a percent. it's not just digital assets stocks in this space are also getting hit hard coinbase coming off its 13th down day in 15 get this, more than 75% this year. >>> microstrategy, ride blockchain and more also sharply down cnbc's mackenzie is joining us now. are we seeing a new shift in sentiment? >> good morning, seema it's not necessarily there's been a new shift crypto prices are based on one or two things. also it has a lot do with macroeconomic events so when we see the fed boost up the interest rate hikes, we see crypto prices move on that the fed chair recently made it clear we're likely headed for another big bump-u

because the ui does not have its own military force, it has the capacity to do seat -- keep peace att they don't have the capacity for war. so there's not really anyway to hold russia accountable properly in the current system. the only way you can hold russia accountable is through transparency, the rhetoric, speeches, through shaming them and that is what president biden was trying to do this week. the u.n. is a particularly interesting forum for this to happen because one piece of history relevant here is that ukraine, even during the soviet era, had its own seat at the united nations so this idea that ukraine is not a real country that putin puts in the world, that it is not a real people and is not deserve sovereignty, ukraine has been a member of the u.n. from the get-go and part of that was tactical. the ussr wanted to maximize its votes inside of the u.n. system so they basically said ukraine is not part of us, ukraine gets its own seat and out bang, so they have been there from the get go. so you can't turn around in 2014 or 2022 and say ukraine is not a real country. that i

because the ui does not have its own military force, it has the capacity to do seat -- keep peace att they don't have the capacity for war. so there's not really anyway to hold russia accountable properly in the current system. the only way you can hold russia accountable is through transparency, the rhetoric, speeches, through shaming them and that is what president biden was trying to do this week. the u.n. is a particularly interesting forum for this to happen because one piece of history relevant here is that ukraine, even during the soviet era, had its own seat at the united nations so this idea that ukraine is not a real country that putin puts in the world, that it is not a real people and is not deserve sovereignty, ukraine has been a member of the u.n. from the get-go and part of that was tactical. the ussr wanted to maximize its votes inside of the u.n. system so they basically said ukraine is not part of us, ukraine gets its own seat and out bang, so they have been there from the get go. so you can't turn around in 2014 or 2022 and say ukraine is not a real country. that i

in april, we attempted our ui for the first time. while waiting to learn of justice pregnant, the supreme court opinion was leaked. four days later, we learned just was pregnant, and celebrated the happiest and scariest moment of our life. the decision and dobbs was delivered on june 24th, two weeks later, we learned during a routine ultrasound, our child's abdomen was distended to the point of concern. it took 33 days, and into the 16th weeks of pregnancy to understand that our child had a fetal bladder deformity and couldn't produce amniotic fluid. through it all we felt like we were racing against the clock. we knew the day we had two-day decision, or we might have to leave the state to get an abortion. the moral injury of having served a country to protect a constitution that no longer protected my family when we needed it most was devastating. we made the most painful and most compassionate decision for the child we love so much to end the pregnancy. we wanted our baby more than anything in the world. but we couldn't imagine a l

aggressively chilng to sexualizgressivee chio sort of put the jeffrey epstein story in context.est teachers ui in the country created a website with now, the largest teachers union in the country has created a website with a how to guide for children on how to engage in bizarre acts like muffing, whatever that is , and reallyao for kids. ults allowed why are adults allowed too sexualize children when the rest of us thought idet was a crime? we've got to tell straight ahead. the talk, which is now taking a hiatus and co-host sharon osborne defended piers morgan over meghan markle. sharon osborne was fired from the top. her exit from the talk made headlines around the world. growing up, my father's family went absolutely penniless. >> it was a new format for television. she takes her stuff off the stage. she collapses. no one should have ever gone through what she went through. why are you doing this? to make a movie. made her asked a question. ustad in the back. it was so unfair that she was labeled something that she wasn't. the punishment doesn't fit the crime because there was no crime. we d

credis uis cause economic split china's us and eu alliances with russia, the report says, a low-inflationhree pillars. firstly, this is a cheap labor force of emigrants, who kept the level of nominal wages unchanged in the united states, and secondly, cheap chinese goods. they raised real wages amid nominal wage stagnation. and thirdly, cheap russian gas. it fueled german industry and europe as a whole, and thanks to these three factors, the unions, china and the usa and russia, the eu benefited from the trade and financial cooperation, but now due to disagreements. these alliances no longer work if blocs than america china usa and yurash europe russia cease to exist, as the low inflation regime alliances come to an end a new economic reality is being formed. alternative economic alliances, first of all , russia and china, plus a larger union of countries that are under us sanctions, this is russia iran china north korea and turkey , analysts write the crisis as a result, we already see the next picture in the eu uk and us record price increases over the past few decades are rising in pri

in april we attempted our ui for the first time. while waiting to learn about the supreme court opinion this week, four days later we learned she was pregnant and celebrated the happiest and sheerest moment of our lives, the dobbs decision was delivered june 24th, two weeks 24, two weeks later we learned during a routine ultrasound our child was distended to the point of concern. it took 33 days, sixteenth week of pregnancy to get the test we need to understand our child had a fetal bladder deformity and couldn't produce amniotic fluid. throughout all we felt we were racing a clock. we knew the day we had to make a decision, may be forced to leave the state to get an abortion, the moral injury of having served the country to protect the constitution that no longer protected my family when we needed it most was absolutely devastating. we made the most painful and most compassionate decision for the child we loved so much to end pregnancy. we wanted our baby more than anything in the world, couldn't imagine life where all they knew wa

and i speak for myself and — up and been through and i speak for myself and i'm sure mark and other -uyss she was the uk, as much as she was the commonwealth, actually, she is probably— the commonwealth, actually, she is probably the most influential person. _ probably the most influential person, female, in the world, that we've _ person, female, in the world, that we've seen — person, female, in the world, that we've seen. she made a promise of 70 years— we've seen. she made a promise of 70 years ago. _ we've seen. she made a promise of 70 years ago. i've — we've seen. she made a promise of 70 years ago, i've taken the oath, 30, ao years ago, i've taken the oath, 30, 40 years— years ago, i've taken the oath, 30, 40 years ago, and i think she respected us, soldiers are taking the oath, — respected us, soldiers are taking the oath, and she made that promise 70 years _ the oath, and she made that promise 70 years ago, and unfaltering dedication, service, and a real bond with the _ dedication, service, and a real bond with the military. i dedication, service, and a real bond with the milit

retired at super bowl quarterback ui manning has scored his first private equity yield.irmware he is a partner, has acquired mistake. we have learned the transaction value, $145 million. and aaron judge of the new york me he's -- yankees had his 61st home run, does the success help him negotiate a new contract when he becomes a free agent after the season? he reportedly turned down a seven-year $200 million offer from the yankees. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. >> the fed was aware and is aware of the contagion effect of monetary policy. but that will be enough to deter this federal reserve from their current pathway. their focus is reigning in inflation and reinstating the economy with price stability. jonathan: lindsay piegza, chief economist at stifel. the s&p down, yields higher by nine basis points on the 10 year, 3.8 to 18 for those of you interested in where the gilt market is trading. on the front end, it is up 20 basis

second, where the same-sex marriage, va limits our ui and ivf to legally married veterans with opposite sex gametes. in spite of it, all we began our journey to start a family last fall. we worked with a fertility clinic and developed a care plan, most of which we paid for out of pocket. in april, we attempted i argue i for the first time. while waiting to learn of jess's -- we learned of the draft of supreme court opinion in the dobbs v. jackson case was leaked. four days later, we learned just was pregnant, the happiest and scariest moment of our life. the decision and dobbs was delivered on june 24th. two weeks later, we learned during a routine ultrasound that our child's abdomen was distended to the point of concern. it took 33 days an into dresses 16th week of pregnancy to get the tests we needed to understand that her child had a fetal bladder deformity and couldn't produce amniotic fluid. through it all, we felt like we were racing o'clock. we knew the day we had to make a decision or we may be forced to leave the state again abortion. the moral injury of having served the count

second, where the same-sex marriage, va limits our ui and ivf to legally married veterans with opposite sex gametes. in spite of it, all we began our journey to start a family last fall. we worked with a fertility clinic and developed a care plan, most of which we paid for out of pocket. in april, we attempted i.e. why for the first time. well waiting to learn of justice pregnant, the draft supreme court opinion in the dobbs v. jackson case was leaked. four days later, we learned just was pregnant, the happiest and scariest moment of our life. the decision and dobbs was delivered on june 24th. two weeks later, we learned during a routine ultrasound that our child's abdomen was distended to the point of concern. it took 33 days and then to just the 16th week of pregnancy to get the tests we needed to understand that her child had a fetal bladder deformity and couldn't produce amniotic fluid. through it all, we felt like we were racing o'clock. we knew the day we had to make a decision or we may be forced to leave the state again abortion. the moral injury of having served the country to

police arrested the driver of the truck on the ui and vehicular manslaughter charges. 25 pedestrianstors say two men were wounded in the attack on hill cap avenue late yesterday afternoon. one man is listed in critical condition. the other is expected to survive. police say there's no word of any arrests or any possible motives at this time back to our heatwave covers . now many are expected to head on to the coast today to escape triple digit temperatures and ktvu greg liggins went to one of the go to spots and san francisco where cooler temperatures do come with some risks. beneath the water along some of california's beautiful coastline lies a hidden danger. one of those danger zones is here at san francisco's ocean beach is one of the most dangerous beaches in probably all steel, california. um there's incredible title changes in terms of movement and also the currency. they're called rip currents, and they've killed many people here over the years . if you do get caught in a riptide, and you'll know right away because it's going to shoot you out, probably within a second, you'll

kyiv and that would be a - that hyperinflation may set in an| kyiv and that would be a disaster for uibe some in america will start pointing to these budgetary concerns, as we heard regarding spending on nato, that the europeans are not fulfilling their side of the bargain?— fulfilling their side of the baraain? ~ , , . bargain? absolutely. there is a lane bargain? absolutely. there is a large concern. _ bargain? absolutely. there is a large concern, because - bargain? absolutely. there is a large concern, because we - bargain? absolutely. there is a | large concern, because we stand bargain? absolutely. there is a - large concern, because we stand with ukraine, we understand the sacrifice, we understand what is asked —— at stake, but we also has to be a shared burden. so when we hear the eu is slow to come forward, that is a concern to americans, and i know that, unfortunately, ifeel a concern to americans, and i know that, unfortunately, i feel like a concern to americans, and i know that, unfortunately, ifeel like the republicans are likely to try to exploit this during the midterms

., ~' , , significant rates of negative e. ui ? ., 4' , , ., equity?mes of the housing market in the last few - equity? one of the key themes of the housing market in the last few years. housing market in the last few years has been that house prices have gone up has been that house prices have gone up but it hasn�*t been people stretching their incomes or taking lots of high loan to value mortgages, le55 lots of high loan to value mortgages, less than 5% of mortgages in the last five years are higher than 90% loan to value, so even if values fell a bit negative equity will not be a feature of the market moving forward, but what people really want is more certainty, we want to see people move in the market and we want to see transactions continue because that supports the economy. i think we just need to get through this period of uncertainty, but thoughts of returning to negative equity in the past are probably wide of the mark. and just to recap on key advice, whether somebody is trying to get on the housing ladderfor the first time, is already in ow