lamb weston raised the earnings forecast in april.idn't make management seem really clueless. >> they know nothing! >> in april, lamb weston had a legitimate excuse for its sudden reverse of fortune. in fact, they gave a couple of reasons for the weakness at that time. but investors only paid attention to one, the company's transfer to an erp system in north america. when you make a change in resource planning, it goes poorly, the consequence can be pretty dire. i don't blame anyone for focusing solely on that issue in april, because that's exactly what lamb weston's management did on the call. at the time, even though the stock got crushed, there wasn't a widespread sense anything else was wrong. a lot of folks assumed this was one-off problem that could be easily overcome. remember, this stock has been a total home run for a long time. but if you read the report a bit more closely in april you would have found some clues something else was afoot. management cut their full-year forecast. they alluded to soft near-term restaurant traf

and the whole crowd started chanting weston, weston, weston.ve seen other moms who want us to remember their family's names and wanted it said correctly remember lincoln riley instead of laken riley. soundbites from moms and dads and brothers. the brother of rachel morin the one who was found raped and beaten and naked when she was just going for a jog. something that could happen to any of us, killed by an illegal immigrant allegedly from el salvador. here are some of the highlights. >> my son, sergeant hassan korea, an afghanistan war retired veteran. he received enemy fire from the taliban. only to be murdered with a knife on the streets of new york city. the four assailants responsible for his death initially were facing justice, but that changed when district attorney alvin bragg was elected. [crowd booing] this fight is not for me. my son is gone. this ni fight is for your child. we owe it to our children to elect a president who will win the war against fentanyl once and for all. it's too late for my son, weston, say his name, joe biden.

and and like most teenagers, weston wanted to fit in. in a moment of peer pressure, he tried something that someone gave to him, and it tack my baby's life. if -- took my baby's life. we did everything right. i had those conversations with him, and fentanyl still found my son. and on february 27th, 2022, our lives were shattered and our baby was gone. this was not an overdose, it was a poisoning. his whole future, everything we ever wanted for him was ripped away in an instant. and joe biden does nothing. i hold joe biden, kamala harris -- the border czar, what a joke -- and gavin newsom and every democrat who supports open borders responsible for the death of my son. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. and the tens of thousands of american innocent children. for that alone, they should be voted out of office. [cheers and applause] if -- >> joe must go! >> yes. joe must go. yes or he -- yes, he must. >> joe must go! joe must go! >> joe must go, absolutely. we have

welcome, to weston—super—mare.seaside town. and you're right, covid did impact weston, particularly because, of course, it relies heavily on tourism. you wouldn't want to go and ride on a donkey on the beach this morning, but it has all the trappings of your classic seaside town. it's got a beautiful pier that was rebuilt in 2010 down the road as well, but it's also got great pockets of deprivation as well, maryam. and it doesn't take long to walk beyond the promenade here before you'll come across some of the the parts of the uk that are the most deprived right here in weston—super—mare. it is a conservative safe seat. it's traditionally been a conservative safe seat. in fact, the conservatives have held this seat for the majority of the 20 and the 21st century. but labour are campaigning hard here this time as well. i've been speaking to all of their candidates, actually, on bbc radio bristol this morning. it would be a shock if the conservatives were to lose this particular seat. but the boundaries have changed.

lamb weston, tesla, and more. >> and you can trade it back to alphabet warnings. this is for big tech. >> immike santoli's thoughts. >>> thanks for watching, everybody. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> all right, kelly, whether you want it or not, welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. this begins with the giants of the nasdaq stumbling, sending tremors through the rest of the tape. another weak tesla quarter, from alphabet, taking its on the staying power, tax the nasdaq done more than 3% for the worst da

i mean, the weston—super—mare.ying that going up and down. why have we had this kind of hot weather recently? i mean, you know, it kind of takes a few days of a heat above the average temperature in the summer to qualify as a heatwave. so that's been the case in some parts of the country as well. we've had this band of high pressure that's covered most of the country, which is why we've had such beautiful weather. but of course, with that, high pressure means that eventually things turn a little bit nastier with those threats, of course, of thunderstorms. so those threats of thunderstorms at the moment are in the south—east. so parts of london, of course, and down, of london, of course, and down, of course, on the south—east coastline. they've got the threat and the yellow weather warning from the met office over the next 24 hours, but thursday is when most of the country is going to be covered in that yellow weather warning from the met office for thunderstorms. so, you know, yes, the next 24 hours might be lovely

maybe again a look at the consumer, kelly, with lamb weston. are those people dining out and spending less on things like frozen potatoes and french fries? it could be one of those tea leaves. >> down 28%. it's lost half of its value. this needs to be in the news later to explain how great a performer this stock was a couple years ago. dom, thank you very much. >>> thousannow to more on the m selloff. even the small caps are lower today. jeff killburg is here. jeff, just looking for some off the cuff thoughts. what do you think? >> it's interesting. risk happens fast and the vix popping up to 17.5%, a 20% move higher. we see some profit taking, but i'm not going to ring the alarm. is smh, still up 40% year-to-date. but with a 20% weighting to nvidia, you are seeing profit taking. but it's some of the multimonth lows in nvidia or meta, there's some technical damage going on today with the nasdaq down 3%. look on the qqq chart, kelly, go down to 4 to.26, that's the 200y moving arm that we could see a test. technically, that's what is being pointe

it is too late for my son, weston. say his name, joe biden. [ cheering and applause ] [ chanting ] >> but we can change this for your children. we need president trump back to save the lives of our kids. thank you. god bless america. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the family from maryland. >> last year we lost my beloved sister rachel. she went for a walk in one of our families favorite places. this beautiful trail was to us a safe place where we pushed our babies in strollers, where we walked together as a family, where my wife and i got married. near what would later become the spot where my sister's body was found. rachel, a joyful, accomplished athlete and mother of five was raped and murdered by a suspected illegal immigrant. this was described as among the most brutal and violent offenses that has ever occurred in hartford county, marilyn history. open borders are often portrayed as compassionate and virtuous. but there is nothing compassionate about allowing violent criminals into our country and robbing children of their mothe

weston. [ crowd chanting, "weston" ] >> thank you. but we can change this for your children. we need president trump back to save the lives of our kids. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you, and god bless america. >> a deeply emotional and personal speech from annie funder who lost her 15-year-old son to fentanyl moving back east to be closer to her family speaking about her son. saying this fight is not for me. my son is gone. we're now going to hear from michael moran. >> last year we lost my beloved sister, rachel. she went for a walk in one of our family's favorite places. this beautiful trail was to us a safe place where we pushed our babies in strollers, where we walked together as a family. where my wife and i got married. near what would later become the spot where my sister's body was found. rachel, a joyful, accomplished athlete and mother of five was raped and murdered by a suspected illegal immigrant. this was described as among the most brutal and violent offenses that has ever occurred in harford county, maryland, history. open borders are often portraye

we got that is able to think for itself is pretty fast for business . money back, but weston does. that's why they, they need to enforce this. they and the out. i'm just remember he said that when we 7 people and it's very, very weak. you nation of they, so the very organization that codes so much damage suffering and lives in the consumer. so age. that's what am i yeah, most. uh, it's interesting how things are being said, especially between uh, the west african nations. what do you think there's any way back for, for the west, or have they look? they left the minds of many africans as they are on the worksheet. but i wouldn't say the west is also the big job. it's been will have the, i want to make industry, i'm only speaking, but even more important, the face that i'm more than a backbone, revenge from committing the crime which you have. so when you combine power, you've been declining within that, regardless need, you know, was i think we should have nothing to do. then perhaps even what happens. and that's what is happening the rest the day we continue to see so far for some

so one vector in south african politician told us that the weston model of democracy just hasn't worked for the people of the confidence this illusion does not weekends and i come my safety. the costs demo because is less important to us, is continued to make us a faster speed continued to meet the width of each. let him pull that it, she's us. i mean, look it, yes, the after the move in dallas country meeting it on wise, but look at with the pull ease right now. i mean, google needs are all over the way. it's trying to get a better life, but it's not in their own country. so i think that concept for me, that's why we even colleagues new and you did underneath it. when neil colonialism . what's the continuation of communion this in just a minute? that is an a plus and kind of in what i mean by that these, there's no spending colonial defense was this little quintanilla ministry top you the, i usually not government, you know, to me that the can past, which is exactly what and you live up near me that list and see that the government is a post office between the people didn't compete. so

all right. >> look, i guess he wants to talk about lamb weston. >> i do want to talk about lamb weston going on with french fries? what's the problem? >> this could be glp-1. >> that's what i wondered. is this a glp-1 effect? coca-cola thinks that liquor is the one that's most impacted. >> do you think there's enough of the populace on these drugs to make that kind of dent? >> no, this is apropos of the jpmorgan. i think they're going out of trade, other than texas roadhouse and brinker. >> they're not eating french fries on the upper east side, carl, all those people going for their wegovy appointments on park avenue. >> wendy's, doing terribly. restaurant brand, doing okay. i still think mcdonald's is not crushing it. who has french fries? >> i have french fries. i think they're the greatest thing ever invented. >> mcdonald's is down 2%. >> along with milkshakes. >> well, i just -- >> almost back to the lows of the year. >> look, people aren't going out as much. i think that this is my new theory is that they have to cut the price of things. like, they have to cut the price of homes,

lamb weston. >> that is not in the holly index. carter braxton worth?ne from $32.50 to $27.50. play for a bounce. >> guy? >> we just had a whole thing about wedding etiquette -- >> you alone had it. >> we're going to do it in the "fast money" widget extra. >> right after the show. >> carlisle group breaking out. >> thank you for watching "fast." see you back here tomorrow. "mad money" with 5:00 for more "fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. . >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people make friends. i'm just trying to help you make some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc, tweet me @jimcramer. this market is not experiencing a small cap rally.

ross on punk status has opened an excess of tripped up, yet another weston politician. and this time getting from the us stump diploma to hillary clinton to confide in someone she thought was a previous ukrainian president clinton said keith should launch in new york pensive against russia. to help improve biden's chances for re election. and obviously it is a very difficult time in this country. but i, i really believe that it's important for ukraine to continue to do all that you're doing. and i really commend you for your support. you've been a very strong voice on behalf of your people in your country. and let's, let's take it, you know, as, as, as we can, giving you the, the means you need to support yourself to try to not only hold the line, but engage in an offensive, an offensive. and then obviously many of us in this country will do everything we can to re elect present advise. so another day, another prank, a not the on save, were yet on surprising admission from a top weston official. the top line of this cool hillary clinton and i think it's about to say she

on surprising admission from a top weston official. the top line of this cool hillary clinton and i think it's about to say she's speaking on behalf of the entire political indeed state side rooms ukraine to see if your move young boys from the streets and send them on, trained on, on, on the thoughts and death, she wants them to inevitably lose more territory. she wants ukraine to prolong this conflict. and so watson, the time is about that piece. why so that a 1000 kilometers away from k, as in washington, an 181 year old man would most probably a to generate to cognitive disease can win an election. yes. hillary clinton wants ukraine to pay the ultimate sacrifice for joe biden of mine who sometimes has trouble recording, who was why ukraine even is. and there is no way we were ever going to unite ukraine. obviously we are a rack. i have kind of staff. so we had to wait all those months to is to get the money for a rack to make sure that your grading got right to keep providing basic fundamental services. if you're ready and people m

on lamb weston is having its worst quarter ever. frozen potato demand has softened, negatively impacting restaurant traffic. they expect the slowdown to continue in fiscal 2025. and shares of bausch health are -- that they're considering for bankruptcy protection. bausch has denied the report. the stock was halted several times today for volatility, and now down 25%. >>> thank you, pippa. >>> we are just getting started. up next, navigating the tech turbulence, it is megacaps getting slammed in today's session. we'll discuss that after this break. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. clem's not a morning person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. at pgim, finding opportunity in fixed income today, helps secure tomorrow. our time-tested fixed income suite, backed by over 145 years of risk experience, helps investors meet their goals. pgim inve

the use of power is declining, therefore the non weston powers are on the right. rom has recently joined the brakes and economic locks at aims to be an alternative to major western powers. but a rum can fully rely on these countries. turn the p f and the type their own at the doorstep. piano kept iran as an arm length. bring the around when it says that interest. so the rain and regime pretty much only trust himself and relies on the atlantic revolutionary guard corps that exist in parallel to the conventional arrange and military. and it's better resource. the i r g c is key to all the strategies we've looked at outside the country, but also inside. and that's where it arrives. repressive leadership starts to look . we have, we also are terry and regime relies on assassin level of popular support and not so little of computer support in your room has been music complete, declining over the past decades. a nice thing that is one of the most dangerous issues that are going against this advantage of the region in 2020, to the death of gina. and martha, i mean need for, she wasn't police cu

president donald trump, whose mar lago home in florida, that will likely aggravate and frustrate weston allies alone with a similar secretive trip see made to russia and china in recent days the trump visit is the latest stop on the open, has labeled his piece mission since taking over the rotating presidency of the counselor to you at the beginning of july hungry is victor old man has been making himself busy. he's been on a self styled piece initiative meeting, well need his number and the trips as he goes. his 1st trip was the keys where he met with ukrainian president the landscape. before heading to moscow for talks is russian president vladimir putin eclipse at so many in brussels and across the he was on his stead trip, which he w piece. mission 3 point. oh yeah. hold on. headed to by jing right. he met to johnny's president, shooting ping, when he said that china was key to creating the conditions for peace between ukraine and russia. channel a red flag to washington dc for the nato summit. on the summit side lines he met with turkish president, rest that type of um for peace mi

what do we then read into some of the lam weston and supply chain side if this slowdown has legs?> for example, mcdonald's is its biggest customer. we expect mcdonald's to post negative same-store sales quarter. probably the toughest since covid hit. you see the pull back there. i think people understand it at this point. i'm expecting the current quarter is off to a slow start, too. we'll see pretty broad weakness across the fast food coverage and their results speak to that. >> what exactly does that mean for mcdonald's overall as a stock and as an investor am i worried about what's going to happen there? is there a level of safety or level of mcdonald's feels s li it's a good value or bargain? >> i think we're around that point. you have seen the stock stabilize because of that. like i said, probably a tough q2 and a tough q3. we have been optimistic they can reassert the edge. we do think they can regain that and as you go into later this year and as you go to '25. our house view is not a recession. we think through the $5 meal and other strategies to continue, they can regain

weston—super—mare. it was a really lovely _ weston—super—mare. has been? no, i'm _ how inspiring yourjourney has been? no, i'm not. — how inspiring yourjourney has been? no, i'm not, really. _ how inspiring yourjourney has been? no, i'm not, really. i— how inspiring yourjourney has been? no, i'm not, really. itake_ how inspiring yourjourney has been? no, i'm not, really. itake things- no, i'm not, really. itake things day by day. i don't take things too far ahead. day by day. i don't take things too farahead. i don't day by day. i don't take things too far ahead. i don't really look too far ahead. i don't really look too far back, either. i know it is been an amazing journey and obviously i have put in a lot of hard work to get to this point. but anything is possible with hard work and i wouldn't say i am technically the best here are the best player, but my workrate and dedication is up there with everyone here in the squad. so i feel like with hard work and dedication, if you put your mind to it, you can achieve anything. to the kids that are o

meanwhile, just 10 years ago, watkins was about to join weston—super—mare on loan — while now the astonhe most important game of our lives but, look, you know, fully focused on that, butjust going to try and enjoy tonight and then tomorrow we focus on spain. well, southgate also mentioned how his team have one day less to prepare for the final, and the side most have than the side most have considered to perform the best throughout the tournament. it's spain on sunday in berlin and john watson will be following those england fans making the journey. so the party rolls on for england. the dream remains alive for the fans who were watching here in dortmund last night — many of whom will now be making the journey to berlin. we've seen some this morning booking accommodation, booking hotels, booking onward travel — some even securing tickets today for that huge moment to come on sunday. the stage is set at the olympic stadium, where england will contest back—to—back european championship finals. they go up against spain, who've been arguably the in—form team of this tournament. they will pr

the loss of her 15-year-old son weston. >> we did everything right.ose conversations with him and fentanyl still found my son. on february 27, 2022, our lives were shattered and our baby was gone. this was not an overdose. it was poisoning. his whole future, everything we ever wanted for him was ripped away in an instant. and joe biden does nothing. i hold joe biden, kamala harris, the borders czar, what a joke, gavin newsom, every democrat who supports open borders responsible for the death of my son. >> kayleigh: emily, the stories of everyday americans, and they gave me chills. there were tears. really beautiful moments of support from the crowd. it was really something. >> emily: i was struck by and grateful for the camera angles that showed so many grieving audience members. the empathetic anguish, so many people crying including myself. i too was watching this live and i was crying and my heart just breaks for these families that are suffering in such preventable anguish as their loved ones have been poisoned and murdered and fallen at the hands

lamb weston, after that horrendous day yesterday, down another 2.5% today. again, the french fry restaurant trade not going so well right now. wynn resorts up fractionally, nooik, nike, as well. raytheon hitting an all-time high today, up 10%. and let's get a check on the ipo of the day. lineage is one of the world's largest temperature controlled warehousing and logistics company. making its public debut top of the hour, just now shares priced at $78 last night, opened at $82, so it's been a decent year for ipos and lineage will continue that lineage, you might see. now to bertha for a cnbc news update. >> i see what you did there. pro-palestinian protestors are gathering near the white house, where joe biden is meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it follows yesterday's protest outside the capitol with netanyahu's speech to congress. harris will also neat with netanyahu this afternoon. >>> the california supreme court upheld a gig worker law. a ballot maesher in 2022 allows more than a million drivers to be classified as independent contracto

you create and can be further supported, but also a discussion on easing, on listing sanctions on weston weapons that have been sending and that will be continue, it being send also a to a ukraine. and another question of charles that was, ask is, what if donald trump makes it into a, the white house? and he said that it's not only made to that strong with the us, but it's also the us that is strong with nature, having so many allies on it. so they come in on this uh, 2nd day of the summer. there was also a us german, a 9, some in to deploy longer range missiles, such as tomahawks in germany. tell us more about dr. of this right. there was an announcement from both the united states and germany on elena bab, of germany's foreign minister met her. yes. count upon tony blinked and there was also a press release. and what they said is that starting in 2026, these new capabilities will be sent over to germany, talking exactly about tomahawks and so called s m 6. miss olds. meaning that this long, long range by a capabilities will then be sent over, will be there in a, in germany. and that's

it is too late for my son, weston. save his name, joe biden. weston. thank you.resident trump back to save the lives of our kids. thank you. thank you. god bless america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, a family from maryland. >> last year, we lost my beloved sister rachel. she went for a walk in one of our families favorite places. this beautiful trail was to us a safe place. we pushed our babies in strollers, where we walked together as a family. where my wife and i got married. near what would later become the spot where my sisters body was found. rachel, a joyful, accomplished athlete and mother of five, was raped and murdered by a suspected illegal immigrant. this was described as among the most brutal and violent offenses that has ever occurred in hartford county, maryland history. open borders are often portrayed as compassionate and virtuous. but there is nothing compassionate about allowing vinyl -- violent criminals into our country and robbing children of their mother. [applause] my sister's death was preventable. the monster arrested for killing r

welcome to weston—super—mare. we have got the capital— to weston—super—mare.e beach this morning, but it has all the _ the beach this morning, but it has all the trappings of your classic seaside — all the trappings of your classic seaside town. it has a beautiful which _ seaside town. it has a beautiful which was — seaside town. it has a beautiful which was rebuilt in 20 town down the road — which was rebuilt in 20 town down the road it— which was rebuilt in 20 town down the road. it has got great pockets of deprivation. it doesn't take long to work— of deprivation. it doesn't take long to work beyond the promenade before you will— to work beyond the promenade before you will come across some of the part of— you will come across some of the part of the — you will come across some of the part of the uk that are the most deprived — part of the uk that are the most deprived right here in weston—super—mare. it is a conservative safe seat, or has traditionally been one, the conservatives have held it for the majority— conservatives have held it for the majority of

rewind nine years, and he had just finished a loan spell at non—league weston—super—mare from his clubeflect on his remarkable journey. this is weston superman or afc, where 0llie watkins was playing on loan ten years ago, just for one season, when apparently could not get a game at exeter city stop apparently they saw his goal—scoring potential here all those years ago and last night after the match he was asked about his time here. ianthem was asked about his time here. when ou are was asked about his time here. when you are there — was asked about his time here. when you are there on _ was asked about his time here. when you are there on them, _ was asked about his time here. when you are there on them, did _ was asked about his time here. when you are there on them, did you ever lose your— you are there on them, did you ever lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? | lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? i never thou~ht i this might happen to you? i never thought i would _ this might happen to you? i never thought i would be _ this might happe

. >> it is too late for my son, weston, say his name, joe biden, weston, but we can change this for yourhildren. we need president trump back to save the lives of our kids. >> my son, sergeant korea, an afghanistan war retired veteran, he received enemy fire from the taliban only to be murdered with a knife on the streets of new york city. >> now tonight rnc night three the theme will be make america strong again. a heavy emphasis on foreign policy. the headliner will be j.d. vance who recently confirmed he spoke to v.p. kamala harris. vance expected to talk about his upbringing tonight. other speakers tonight include texas governor greg abbott and jewish alumni of harvard university who is now suing harvard for discrimination as a result of all those anti-israel protests we saw sweeping across college campuses across the country after the october 7th massacre. >> bill: we'll see what we get tonight. so far for performance we score two for two. bill melugin in milwaukee. >> who do you listen to an deeply personal issues decisions whether to stay in the race or not? >> president biden: me

this woman's son weston should not have died. it is a tragedy that he died.owever, this blame on "open borders" is misleading, to say the least. first of all, the border is not open. biden has deployed more border patrol agents than any president in u.s. history. they have had record fentanyl seizures under his administration. again, when fentanyl is smuggled across the border, it is smuggled through ports of entry, which are always open. the trumpet administration also kept the ports of entry open because you have legitimate commercial traffic that needs to be coming across the borders. that is where the fentanyl is being smuggled, not through the desert. amy: and can you respond to senator cruz saying immigrants commit murders -- i think he said every damn day? >> that is extremely deceptive. immigrants are far less likely to commit crimes than people who are born in the united states. they have a lot more to lose, particularly undocumented immigrants. the statistics consistently show immigrants are less likely to commit crimes. and this idea that there com

this woman's son weston should not have died. it is a tragedy that he died.owever, this blame on "open borders" is misleading, to say the least. first of all, the border is not open. biden has deployed more border patrol agents than any president in u.s. history. they have had record fentanyl seizures under his administration. again, when fentanyl is smuggled across the border, it is smuggled through ports of entry, which are always open. the trumpet administration also kept the ports of entry open because you have legitimate commercial traffic that needs to be coming across the borders. that is where the fentanyl is being smuggled, not through the desert. amy: and can you respond to senator cruz saying immigrants commit murders -- i think he said every damn day? >> that is extremely deceptive. immigrants are far less likely to commit crimes than people who are born in the united states. they have a lot more to lose, particularly undocumented immigrants. the statistics consistently show immigrants are less likely to commit crimes. and this idea that there com

think about what happened with lamb weston today, right? maker of french fries and tater t tots, they sell to the industry. they got skewered today. >> sliced. >> grated. whatever potato metaphor you want to make. terrible stock action today and they cited terrible traffic trends. >> you know, cmg is in a really unique space, without question. they've done extraordinarily well. karen just mentioned the fact that, you know, comps, 11.1%, i mean, they continually beat off really tough comps. and they're stextraordinary at . the margin pressures over the next couple of quarters, i think that really spooked the market. it makes sense. for the first time in awhile, people are looking to valuation. but to steve's point, trying to find a place to buy this, not sell it. it's had a deep decline. but the story, i believe, is still in tact, mel. >>> coming up, gilead. what has this name bucking the blood bath in today's action? that's next. >>> plus, heavyweight headlines out of viking therapeutics and the company's latest earnings report. the skinny

showed us the plant, how everything happens, how what is produced, so we counted many objects, bura westonations, the polymer plant itself, we went to many places so that highly qualified specialists did not leave, and young people did not stay in other cities, they wanted to return back, they could receive not only decent pay and interesting work, but also live in a comfortable city, the irkutsk oil company took the initiative to develop a master plan: socio-economic development of the uskutsk region. the company will finance the development of the document, the project contractor is the federal scientific institution eastern center for state planning. the goal is to transform the territory into a modern and comfortable city within 10 years. today, small towns in which major investment projects are being implemented create a multiplier effect for the development of the region and the russian economy and require special attention from the state. there will be a city in the future. more compact, yes, that is, a dedicated core of the center appears, and on both sides of the lena, connected b

her family tells us she worked as an operator for hotels in san francisco including the weston in saint francis. kevin has new information. >> we got in touch with the 74-year-old woman's nephew who tells us that she regularly took the b.a.r.t from daly city where she dropped off her car and then she would take the b.a.r.t right here to the pal street station. that appears to be what she did yesterday before she was tragically pushed and killed. >> used to give us vegetables and all of that stuff. i used to talk to her and wave at her. neighbors told us today. they all say she was a quiet. giving, hardworking woman. >> so much violence now in the world. >> neighbors confirm this was her car with the philippine flag and symbols on it. we found parked at the daly city parking garage. b.a.r.t police tell us that she was push into an in-coming train just after 11:00 p.m. last night at the powell street station. witnesses pointed out the suspect who was nearby. 49-year-old bellmont who is booked in jail now. he has a history, he has been involved in near three two dozen criminal cases in san

we have lost that i didn't know was home means lowering the, the wider weston community will fully blind about the realities of most of them are posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of error and voices. we do not have them nearly enough. it is much more acceptable to hear a so called moderate jewish voice than i tell us the invoice i used to believe in human rights. i used to believe in and that we live in the world that every human being and you should have equal rights. but know that there is a soldiers are posting every thing, the 2 online, on textbook and other social media platforms. if i have a kid that is watching all of this happening, he's watching this on news and seeing children, women goes, boys, every one is being killed. everyone is being deprived food to, to power everything. and this world is not doing anything about it. as a kid, i would lose hope, i wouldn't believe in humanity anymore. how could you, how could you speak about humanity, human rights? maybe over our mind would have changed. if we send somehow tha

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. >> carney bay weston, pat landing beach remain closed to the public until further notice.mental workers say the surge does contain high levels of bacteria, which could make people sick. this comes as 2 liked how beaches were recently tested for harmful algae blooms after dogs reportedly died after swimming in the water. that was over the 4th of july weekend. testing. not really telling us that much but indicated the beaches did not shows signs of having talks related to the harmful blooms, but a shallow pond not connected to the lake did have low levels of a toxin and advisory has been issued for the back water pond at nevada beach. time for another look at forecast as we're looking at the bay bridge and gayle is back with of what's happening the rest of the weekend and next week. >> yes, so notice we were cooler this weekend compared to yesterday that 5 to 15 degrees cooler. a very similar day tomorrow and then we will be heating up once again at the start of the week. so get to that in a bit. here are the highs today. notice no triple digit heat. we just saw some 90's, l

this was in the immediate aftermath of why do you think some weston media was so keen to not cool a spade a spade here? well, they're used to creating new.

the suit production, navigating the drawers that the onset is weston, by supermarkets and them just because having these veracious appetite costa, g, a dot us is one of the strategy is best known environmental educators who's passionate about regenerated agriculture, food production, and community building. when something gets big, it also means it has to simplify, have listings, but more often, and that's being sold as convenience. and so as a result, food system has gone from hundreds and hundreds of spaces of plants that we down to very few. and whether you talk about that in the realm of fruit or vegetables. 2 to the your average twice the food and, you know, there's 3 or 4 apples, there's 4 or 5 pays each. if the lucky cone is reduced it to, you know, just a couple, a couple of space. eastern ties are equally reduced to just a few. so, agricultural adjusts became hack and we grab a lot and get it from a place where we can grow it cheaply to a place where we can get the maximum profit. so vegetables was growing for flavor anymore. they would grind the transportability and to have that t

resistance from um groups determined to topple the government . findings being fixed and the town of teddy weston sion state. both sides taking prisoners of war. tony chang has more. now we should warn you of his report contains some disturbing images. resistance full says pushed back against government troops on the outskirts of to the west and minima. fighting is the 5th and the town battles raging from house to house. slowly that pushing him in the trio into deem township alone. there are at least one or 2 groups of resistance scientists. we're confident we control at least 70 percent of to dim township. so the city itself, we think we now control about 40 percent of it as does the military withdrawals, homes and businesses a 2nd lives here and both sides take prisoners of war. and most military is notoriously brutal with the resistance probably cuz it catches in february. so just posted videos on social media, a fight has been beaten and found in chains. then they were burned to live it to them. however, soldiers taken captive by resistance pulses, a given access to basic medical aid. and in

attacks without a we spoke with tyrone university professor said my how many, but i'm the who says weston support comp cheap as well as will campaign going in. definitely, the regime is a roku machine and it will be supported by the wes because the west supports patios for premises just like the west supported apartheid of south africa. just like the west supported with dishes, just like to west bill colonies across the globe in the 18th and 19th century and preserved them in the 20th century. they will allow that as riley regime to behave as they behaved for centuries. but the region has changed. they, the region will not accept an apartheid regime in west asia. and in the long term, there's rarely regime. we'll continue to go down the hill. the world despises the reading. the world despises what they've done to the palestinians, and the world sees it as a place which is not stable. and therefore the destiny of the regime is collapse. and i think that ultimately within a few years, we're going to see a palace sign where jews, christians, muslims, all have equal rights. something that the

, basically just let it stay as it is, they'll tell you as soon as that sci fi comes into effect, weston countries will think ok, this is now if we don't have support ukraine militarily, financially, i will basically forget about ukraine or drill down on this boat, such a level that in a year to 3, russia having rebuilt has moved. you can come back again and get the remainder of the country. there is a deep conviction. most people have it literally food and is not intent on just leaving it as things are taking off a few regions and he wants to control this country and its entirety. and so they do not believe that by giving research all 3 bills on the west, the shots to distract itself, that that would actually even if in give them long term security net thanks so much for that, that's the w's nick connelly. authorities in ukraine say that they have arrested full people, offices, security services, foiled what they say will plans for a russian back crew attempt. the domestic intelligence agency says a group of conspirators had posted to start a riot storm, the parliament building and key

rights groups say are assess, has been targeting one ethnicity in particular about the muscles of weston. dell for many muscles have fled across the border to neighboring chad with the w's. mario miller met with the volumes of sexual violence, or since halima can remember, she has list and can skip this case pete. every time she thought she found safety, another attack happened. it was always the same perpetrators and their allies. she says, the full month's engine treatment is now known as rapid support forces or as of today, and in june 2023. they attacked the area of age and nina, where she left a couple of difficult. i saw how to get people to the 1st day when they attacked the killed many and ago, and they fell down right in front of us and then we'll go for them that they felt like it would never end. we'll never get, i'm looking at. you can imagine we've got a lima whose name was changed to protect her. she was living with a family at the side for the space people. when she heard the militants arrived from the motor bikes laughing to this town, mean my room. 4 of them charging me

we've got heat warnings out weston pots of algeria. the heat continue as a full egypt with cairo, seen the temperature touch up into the early forty's over the next few days. for the south of that across that central band is all about the easterly ways pushing across nigeria on which to bend and to go and gone. some heavy rain to come for the key no fast. so we'll see another wave of push across into southern parts of chad, the central african republic as well over the next few days is much to y uh for the south of this. not for cape town were expecting cooler conditions and some went to weather on saturday into sunday, with some rain touching into eastern parts of south africa on sunday, at the risk of the difference during the promotion. which is a selection of the best news from across the network and the days after being shot, donald trump becomes the republican presidential nominees. his rival president joe biden is isolating with po, with 9 seemed more senior democrats are urging him to quit the election race. how critical a week