alix: doing us is the president of transitional consulting, ellen wald.coming weeks, what do you think that means tangibly? ellen: i think he is being a little more optimistic than what we are actually going to see coming out of opec. it's likely that when opec meets on august 3, that they will push through an increase of quotas. they have been doing small increases. but that does not mean production will actually increase in a market moving significant way. we have seen incremental increases. really only saudi arabia and the ue have reduced capacity, and even they do not have that much. saudi arabia is producing 10.6 5 million barrels a day, quite a high rate for them. and they may be able to go up to 10.8 million barrels, but i think that is the height of what we will see them go to. their quota could increase to 11 million, but it is unlikely they will increase to that rate. when he says we will see movement, i think that is all he is talking about, or all we will actually get. anna: so, where should our expectations sit? in terms of driving prices at

here's glenn green wald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist.t to be with you, howely. howard: president biden asked for $33 billion in add aid to ukraine in the latest round. congress with support in both counties boosted it to 40 billion, and in pentagon spending, biden wanted $803 billion, the hill boosted that to $840 billion, and you say where's the media debate? >> yeah. i mean, from the beginning there was very little faith to the question not whether russia invaded ukraine morally -- immorally, but what the role ought to be -- the u.s. role ought to be. it was obama himself who often said ukraine will never be of vital interest to the united states but always will be to russia. and here we are not even six months into the war, and the amount of spending which is essentially $60 billion is almost more than the total military budget for russia for the entire year. it's more than the u.s. spent every year on average on its own war in afghanistan, so the question becomes why is it that every proposal for free college or debt relief or health

let's bring in the brave ari wald to navigate through these three tumultuous trades. with verizon what do you do with it >> all right i will put this in the value trap category, and broadly spea industry, a telecom, a countercyclical industry, our feel is that group is going to continue to underperform against this market recovery scenario that we see playing out through the balance of the year. what's notable about verizon, this is a stock that's been trading below its 200-day moving average pretty much for the last 18 months. now, it did show some outperformance up until recent weakness simply by falling less through the year, but i think recent weakness is indicating that that long-term downtrend is resuming, and for all these reasons, that's why we think verizon is a value trap and should continue to trend lower. >> let's go to at&t, much maligned at&t. what do you think here >> pretty similar take did a little better than verizon. it was able to rally above its 200-day average but i think recent weakness is indicating that safety stocks like at&t are becoming a s

so wald knows that africa is green as well. a lot of the times of kids to take nig, i think what will help she's that is of gun media houses and journalists need to come out more unsure. they're in stories of up until then. there are others, but 2 of the ones. let's now go to bon, where the annual global media forum just to place and media professionals from all over africa and the world were present. so my colleague, tommy, or lady, po, caught up with a couple of them to find out how do we as media practitioners, view africa, which stories do you as the audience want to see? and what can editors and journalism leaders do better? let's watch this inciteful debate. i ah, the war in ukraine, the coven, 19 pandemic? these are stories that have dominated the news recently. but what about major stories from africa that don't grab the world's attention? here at dw global media forum, we've got together a group of media professionals from africa and abroad to discuss the stories that matter. let's start with our panel and very he quic

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johnson, as the conservative party, prepared to elect a new leader and sat flat on the former head of wald football and ex wife of president. michelle, like t me are found not guilty at a free trial in switzerland. ah ah. hello, we have absolutely perfect weather for finals. we can do the tennis at wimbledon glorious blue skies across much of western europe. and it's got to be absolutely fabulous. lots of warm sunshine bursting through the azores high, starting to not just way in across north western passive year in is forcing any weather systems across northern areas just cost far north of scotland. there costs aberdeen. she rolling in across a good parts of norway. sweden easing down across the baltic. stacey got these weather systems. they will see some showers down towards a se, back towards the west that where the glorious sunshine is a saturday afternoon to london, 26 celsius touch woman to go on into sunday. in fact, we do have heat warnings in force across parts of southern and east and england as we go on. it's very part of next week. we are looking at some very high temperatures.

jonathan: ellen wald from the atlantic council, thank you. got a real problem in europe to say the least and it could get worse year-end. tom: we do, and they are single head of the moving the market. brent crude down 105, absolutely cratered. brent crude 102 .91, oil and freefall. jonathan: -- tom: i famous family, indian name, more of an than a western phrase. jonathan: you can dig yourself out of that hole in a moment. talking medivation on slower growth, crude down for percent. lisa: ellen highlighted that came out we are not seeing demand go down that much. the enforced heathrow band and enough people -- ban engine of people wanting to come to the airport. jonathan: equities down on the s&p 500, from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is a currency and bond driven market right now. >> market currency are already pricing in rate cuts next year. >> we are heading toward a financial accident. >> the goldilocks outcome is off the table. >> i will be surprised if we moved to a bull market anytime soon. >>

our special correspondent stanislav beren wald, he is in direct contact with us stanislav welcomed, accordingthe dpr ministry of information, the hit of shells in the prison building was not accidental, it turns out that you created aiming at your own. hello, there really is information that they were aiming at the corps , directly aiming, indeed the gap fell clearly into the roof, the detonation occurred inside a huge number of bodies of the dead are now located directly in the corps where they were kept, prisoners of war mainly of the azov national battalion indeed the day before, and representatives of, uh, militants, testified and told in sufficient detail about the crimes they committed at the front. and this is how the analysts say, most likely, this was the reaction, and zelensky to these revelations. that is, they are just trying now. ah, shut the mouth of these prisoners of war so that they do not testify, do not tell the details of the crimes that they committed in the same mariupol and at that time territories controlled by the kiev regime, indeed. here we are now in this colony, a

jonathan: that was ellen wald, senior fellow at the atlantic council. $80 feels like a long way away.ive 2.6%. back in way from the highs of close to $120 earlier in the spring. futures -.5%. euro-dollar is -.4%. upside surprise on cpi. 8.6%. the ecb beating july 21. yes mnu battering, 10:00 eastern time. tom: i do not think we have said enough about inflation has not come down. so-called breakevens, we are starting to see them roll over. jonathan: for those that survived 4:00 yesterday in new york, futures down, the vix is down of the 28 level. nine basis points in two year yield, 2.85%. jonathan: it gets your attention. four days of it. the data not terrific. tom: bramo website is a toxic view of recession worry. will kennedy joints now. i want to do copper. copper is malleable and there is a thing called copper ore china brings in in droves. if lme copper goes under 8000, how does that relate to china rolling over? will: i think lme copper's price is late to china's economy and it tells you something about the outlook for the chinese economy. one of the single biggest drivers of co

see any. the emerging trend of sustainable deflation and the next question is online and alexandra wald project life invest sasha please hello u i have such a question that is quite popular now banks and brokers are introducing new commissions for storing and purchasing currencies of the complexity of international transfers. i think that you are well aware of this, and what scares people now, in general, what are the risks? ugra, what about storing currency in the account, and here are directly specific questions that are often asked, can dollars in russia fall under sanctions, is it possible that in russia it will be impossible to buy or sell dollars at all and can banks somehow way to freeze dollars in the account in the same way as it was with stocks? well, what are risks, if suddenly nrd gets under e, excuse me on rd nc will get. we are under sanctions, which in general can be problematic for citizens to store currency. thank you so much. thank you very much, but, to be honest, it is not us who have already imposed sanctions on the use of the dollar in russia, and the most severe o

wald artist , hangdelsman, this is how he imagines the visit of badins to saudi arabia is an ultra-liberalwn prince mohammed ben salman, on the left is obviously biden and the adviser says sir - this is oil. harry warrell with the conservative version of america is again on his knees before opek. well listen man. says a man who looks like a biden. i need your oil because i'm shutting down my oil pipelines. in that steglich with an illustration of biden's actions, there is a clear reference to pearl harbor and the beginning of world war ii. american energy is written on the ships, and emblems on the plane the democratic party of the usa is a classic of the genre from michael ramirez immediately clear. who is to blame for everything , the headline reads, we turn energy into weapons, our hoses, of course, it is written russia at the reception of prince ben salman, a drawing of chips. first in line is phil mickelson, a golfer who has spoken rude things about the saudi golf league and has already apologized. number two is a maidan-like man holding a canister marked with gasoline. we will discus

the faithful wald coffee is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to that about seen other heavy downpour of snow in the chilion and these, this line is aligning it. so for the mountains being persistent, we had a problem with this couple of days ago. i think we'll repeat that. feet usually on the border crossings between chile margin tina. and there's some leeside snow as well in argentina. and at the same time, on shore breeze, a resurgence of what like pretty big rainstorms, thunderstorms in a good part of year ago and that southeastern part of brazil. that is a big gap. we've had some pretty big downpours in columbia recently, a landslide reported. but it doesn't like it's a repeatable feet. it's possible, but it's very localized thing. the range, the north of that up through panama, costa rica, is also eating down a little bit, largely because although there are plenty of showers in mexico, the focus is, i think, north of the gulf of mexico. we see it's a big dam policy. in fact, because of this cold front which produce some

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to sport and wald athletics championships in oregon now where americans sydney mclaughlin has set a new world recorded the woman's 400 meters hurdles. a 22 year old cloth and a time of 50.68 seconds to seal the gold medals. she's now broken the world record 4 times in the last 13 months, falkland becomes the 2nd youngest track and field athlete to hold. the 3 biggest on is in an individual event, olympic gold, world title and a world record. i think we knew warming up today that i was going to be one of those days. we're ready and i tried to go out there and execute and i knew coming home there. if i just kept my cadence and i, i stayed on stripe pattern or we could do it and it happens. it's not just me. i think we have a full group of girls that are just willing to push our bodies to the next level, and we're seeing times drop. and i, it's a really exciting time to be in the event. another incredible woman celebrating is short a mila. we both the bahama and lou away the competition in the 400 meters. finally, this is her 1st world title in the event and adds to her to elliptic gold me

and nato-style large-caliber artillery from the dpr, reports our special correspondent stanislav ben-waldcity of donetsk, and serious shells, 152-155 mm, were also under attack from the kuibyshevsky district. they hit specifically on the residential sector, there are victims, there are dead, i will say that eight civilians died the day before, more than ten people suffered for their lives, so far more than doctors. but damn what is used by hurricanes, hail american highmars are also used. uh, these shells reach the city center and. actually. the day before, they also fired at the colony in yelenivka, where 50 people died, and we have the relay that was kept there. well, the most interesting thing is that zelensky, in his cozy instagram, says that actually the ukrainian artillery has nothing to do with these circumstances, on the other hand, the american partners say that well, even if the ukrainian side. striking he was uh, most likely misguided, though, that zelensky that american partners and ukraine they say that highmars was used, its fragments of this ammunition confirm the use of th

planning, helped with the logistics and hopefully help them go on the offensive soon, congressman walds those advisers could come from the u. s military to better track the billions of dollars of weapons pouring into ukraine based organization. asians are helping ukrainian soldiers who lost limbs fighting for their country. five ukrainian soldiers arrived in minnesota over the weekend. the protest foundation is helping ukrainian children, soldiers and civilians with free prosthetics in the united states. we started to think how the from minnesota can help ukraine instead of sitting and talking about it. you decided what we can help. the soldiers are being fitted for prosthetic legs this week are expected to be in minnesota for three weeks. recovery time is 7 36 members of the san francisco branch of the akp have now joined the call for school board member and sue to resign. they voted unanimously to call for her immediate resignation after the akp's executive board met with her last week and shoe ignited a firestorm earlier this month by saying unstable family environments hinders is t

. >> clerk: on that motion, stefani, stefani aye, wald on, aye, dorsey, aye, mannedleman, aye, supervisor mar, mar, aye, milgaard, aye, milgaard aye, peskin, aye, preston aye, supervisor ro nen, aye, and supervisor safai, there are 11 ayes. >> motion to amend passes unanimously. madam clerk on the amended number 63. >> on item 63 as amended supervisor stefani. stefani, walton, aye. chan, chan aye, supervisor doresee. supervisor mannedleman, aye, supervisor maraye, milgaard, aye, peskin, aye, preston aye, ro nen, and supervisor safai, aye, there are 11 ayes. >> item 63 passes as amended unanimously. madam clerk, call item 6 of. >> this is a motion to authorize written authorization and rebuttal battle arguments for the november 8, consolidated general election. >> thank you so much and i would make a motion to amend item 66 with the following and please bear with me, colleagues in the public it is a mouthful. proponent arguments item 22535 charter amendment homelessness oversight commission, page 2 line 1 to it designating superintendent safai, 22626 charter amendment library preservation

. >> clerk: on that motion, stefani, stefani aye, wald on, aye, dorsey, aye, mannedleman, aye, supervisor mar, mar, aye, milgaard, aye, milgaard aye, peskin, aye, preston aye, supervisor ro nen, aye, and supervisor safai, there are 11 ayes. >> motion to amend passes unanimously. madam clerk on the amended number 63. >> on item 63 as amended supervisor stefani. stefani, walton, aye. chan, chan aye, supervisor doresee. supervisor mannedleman, aye, supervisor maraye, milgaard, aye, peskin, aye, preston aye, ro nen, and supervisor safai, aye, there are 11 ayes. >> item 63 passes as amended unanimously. madam clerk, call item 6 of. >> this is a motion to authorize written authorization and rebuttal battle arguments for the november 8, consolidated general election. >> thank you so much and i would make a motion to amend item 66 with the following and please bear with me, colleagues in the public it is a mouthful. proponent arguments item 22535 charter amendment homelessness oversight commission, page 2 line 1 to it designating superintendent safai, 22626 charter amendment library preservation

michael walds, the fact that he recently returned from a trip to ukraine adds piquancy to the words ofolts, therefore, about any counteroffensive on kherson, especially on donbass is out of the question. the west is worried that every time putin says boo, biden jumps first from fear and such behavior for the hegemon, of course, a disgrace if putin is not stopped right now, he thinks the congressman will go through ukraine like a hot knife through butter, after which he will go already foreign to the baltics, that is, to those territories. where the fifth article of nato kia allegedly operates here every minute grenades are exploding constant attacks, artillery rockets, we drive a car, we drive fast without cover to travel unsafe in war. there is no speed limit at any moment missiles can hit our positions. we must leave the streets as quickly as possible in a village near donetsk, soldier vladislav shows us his 82mm mortar, small but sufficient. after a short pause, we should always move on. never linger any further. we are walking along the street to another village, vladislav, for rea

congressman wald says those advisers could come from the u.r track the billions of dollars pouring into ukraine. some us based organizations are helping ukrainian soldiers who lost limbs while fighting for their country. five ukrainian soldiers arrived in minnesota over the weekend to a hero's welcome. the protest foundation is helping ukrainian children, soldiers and civilians get free prosthetics in the u. s. we started to think how the from minnesota can help ukraine instead of sitting and talking about it. we decided what we can help. now the soldiers are being fitted for their prosthetic legs this week and are expected to be in minnesota for about three weeks to recover time. it's worth 49 let's go back to steve paulson. our air quality is affected by the wildfire. steve has a latest at the higher elevations, not at the surface, so let's make sure we emphasize that it will be in the hills. if you're you know, higher up. maybe you wanna be impacted by it. we'll have some hazy skies, but otherwise we are in a pattern that's just simply not

6 6 3 7, 6 in favor of khachanov basin at the tournament under the seventh number, the struf had a wald-cart from the organizers. and now, in the second round, karen will meet the winner of the match between the slavic alias bdene and the italian fabiofani is not a tournament. the tournament in hamburg is held on clay with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros, the current winner is the spaniard. pablo careni busta, the omsk avangard will play the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the continental hockey league on the road. it's all about preparations for their own new arena a few seasons ago, and the balls moved balashikha in the same way that they started building an ultramodern ice palace in their city, but the opening is planned only in october. in addition, just before the new year, from december 23 to december 30 , avangard will play at home four times in a row, and eight in february. athletes from 20 countries of the world took part in the silk road international rally marathon. territory of dissi regions of russia almost 4 1/2 thousand kilometers from astrakh