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more than 5000 athletes from 72 nations and territories wil compete over the next 11 days. ♪ >> welcomed news america on pbs. we begin tonight with fears of a recession in the united states. figures today showed the economy shrank for the second quarter in a row. prices for groceries and petrol rising at the fastest pace in 40 years after the u.s. central bank wednesday raised interest rates for the fourth time this year. president biden says the underlying economy is still strong. pres. biden: let me give you the facts in terms of the state of the economy. number one, we have a record job rket. record unemployment, 3.6% today. we have created 9 million new jobs so far. businesses are investing in america at record rates. that does not sound like recession to me. >> joining us now as former economic adviser to barack obama and professor at harvard university, jason furman. you had the president and the treasury secretary saying, what recession? what do you think, based on two quarters of negative economic growth and strong employment? >> recession is a technical term economists use in t

experienced the highest temperature, the mean temperature on record going back for the last 40 days wil know it's been hot over there you heard the stories but maybe you haven't heard here at home. bay area, we have been getting off easy. easy the last seven days. but there are areas in deep red right over here. that it's central sierra, foothills right outside yosemite. that area in red shows you over the last seven days, the highest mean temperature we have had on record. that's what's lending to this fire behavior more than anything else. for some perspective on that, if you wanted to see how fast the fire took off. remember it started yesterday at 2:00 in the afternoon. barely had 24 hours. that's the washburn fire. that's been going for several weeks. but most of the growth happened over a week. that happened in a day. there's the difference. you can see the perspective in size. when you look at the fire history, there are a lot of fires in 15 years but not around the perimeter. that fire still has room to grow. but it probably won't be able to grow too far towards the park. but th

is clear, to each and every one of my colleagues have the opportunity to show whereom the stanford wil become together and protect to seek healthcare across state lines for the sake of the women and, yes girls across this country? i hope we do. i thanked senator cortez mastro for leadership. i yield the floor. asked madame president could collect senator from colorado request document present a very senior senator from minnesota for her remarks. and for what brings us to the floor today. this is the first time in american history, better president, thefu mental rights d fundamental constitutional right is been stripped away from the american people and especially american women by the supreme court of the united states. dobbshe, united states supreme court demolish 50 years of half a century of democratic and republican appointed justices upholding a constitutional right to s privacy and is now been obliterated by the united states supreme court. a fundamental right that has been upheld and over again right justices appointed as i sent by both presence of both sides of the aisle. madam

buif weather staysryey will goop they wil be making less less wine this year it will be of high qualitynow with spencer christian. everyone dealing with hot weather or these extreme conditions. spencer: we just just have to adjust, i guess. it's another breezy but not terribly windy day. wind speeds at the surface of about 18 miles per hour in the breeziest regions and not much difference from this time yesterday in temperature. a few degrees cooler line concord, livermore and fairfield and a couple of degrees warmer in some location. here's from our roof top camera mainly clear skies. santa clara 61 at half moon bay. at the golden gate you see we have not much visible. up in the north bay 75 degrees. santa rosa, petaluma 69. low 80's in fairfield and concord and thesare features. clouds and moisture moving up from our south during the overnight hours, incrude christing clouds with increasing humidity as well tomorrow. there's a chance soft some showers as that humidity builds up in the afternoon hours tomorrow and monday. here's our forecast. overnight we'll see that surge of monsoona

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about six states implemented the discretionary systems in which a permit forsy concealed carry wil turnon the judgment of law enforcement. about 40 states have what are called on the other hand systems in which an individual is presumptively entitled to a concealed carry permit provided that they need to certain specifications. for example they pass a background check and demonstrate competence in the use of firearms into take a course on lethal force and things like that. of the 40 states about 25 of them implemented what gun rights activists call constitutional carry that is to say that individuals are allowed to carry without a permit. that's not to say there are no benefits to getting a concealed carry license. but right now about half the states in the country do not require the permit to carry the concealed weapon. the most populous of the states is texas where i live and the first thing to say with respect to consequences is that the court sanctioned the regime's while on the other hand they appear to be unconstitutional so the change in six or seven jurisdictions and the other 4

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we sat there all night until this morning. wilfulness is he good. the local governor says there may be many more people trapped than the rebel having lifting gear is on stand by mamma, to rule again with her one more conformational war crimes where the russian federation they're targeting civilians everywhere down. so villages and cities, it doesn't matter if they're on the front line or somewhere else. the president's chief of staff called it another terrorist attack by a terrorist country, and he demanded government's act to declare russia, a state sponsor of terrorism. the russians have repeatedly denied the target civilians. q u. s. senators have pushed the idea of designating russia a state sponsor of terrorism, and they believe they could get almost unanimous support for it in the u. s. senate . that would put russia in the same category as north korea. iran and syria and the vote could fall in coming days. olive fisher al jazeera heave. now the race to take over from doris johnson, as british prime minister, is shaping up to be a hard fort co

hours and check if there are any free places chairman of the board of directors of the travel company wilam after the abolition of covid restrictions, there are not enough characters in the visa centers, as travel agencies are added, for example, at the end of june, russia, as reported in response to unfriendly actions, expelled eight greek diplomats el a in the economy, so far, thanks to marina marina pimenova with an economic review. the russians began to actively borrow funds for the construction of private houses on their own banks noticed the rush demand and expanded targeted lending programs for preferential mortgages for self-construction launched in early june. i expect that this year the program will issue about 8,000 loans worth more than 50 billion rubles. alexey prokin more. the village of malaya vasilkovo in a field on the outskirts of which vladislav is now exploring the neighborhood is located near kaliningrad near the highway, kaliningrad guryev polessk , a river flows near the village, guryevka, there are also sights, two forts of the comb. bronzart, the population is abo

east wil in essence. this is the only one in the world.able of balancing the global energy market. the scale is amazing - thousands of cubic meters of pipes hundreds of drilling rigs, own ports and power plants about what this project will change from taimyr report by alena rogozina these giant pipes are used to build a pier, that is, they will be moored to them oil tankers 2.5 m in diameter, because the loads there are very high. and the depth is huge 70 m . she first immerses in the same way with a vibrator. then the drilling rig is installed. it drills the soil that is inside the pile and then drills the rock. our future is the largest seaport in the arctic, which is the key infrastructure of rosneft's flagship project . east oh, their 2030 will be one of the largest on the planet, the planned capacity. eh, the total is 100 million tons of such e structures of such power, not like in russia in the world and there are no 100 million tons. this very large volume reinforces the coastline on the hill raises the hostel asset. there will be t

i don’t know what to say, wil until the last did not want to believe that it was his son who was driving. i checked the cctv. i think maybe it's another behind the wheel sat down. no, he came by taxi. priora arrived one white from behind and two cars drove off the second car, about which mars guzayarov's father speaks, also got into the lens of a street camera. judging by these shots, the drivers decided to compete. in speed. residents of the village have repeatedly complained to the local department, the traffic police and the administration on such reckless drivers who like to drive on this site, roads. here the nearest police video camera was here and trucks, flies and grieving everything flies and a motorcycle is chasing instead of a terrible accident, it became a spontaneous memorial, knee-deep carrying flowers and children's toys, and at this time the court decided the issue of arrest. mars guzeerovo, young man. at first he tried to hold himself in front of journalists, then he sobbed. and you were drunk at the moment, how much you drank, or something, who wants to tell the relativ

would lick wilful, deserved a radio dason said, go up there and help rescue cable. i saw a mother with a crying child screaming, what should we do, help us fund the utmost actually were really scared and stood by the windows in despair. when you could only wrestler 3 or 4 people, bring them in and head out on the next round. our folks will be standing by windows with kids, babies waiting and yelling, they wanted hours one while people in north ryan west failure were trying to stem the flood waters anyway. they could on the river. ah, things were still quite calm. cornelia vi gant then mer of the collective municipality of alton, r followed the river to the town hall. she'd heard the weather warnings. man's annoyed at 9 am on that terrible day, the water level was still 92 centimeters up, but i thought that okay, we come through the 1st night relatively unscathed oscar. at 924 a. m, the state environmental office, announced that the our rivers, water level was expected to triple in the coming night. so 2.4 meters, creating a perilous situation for the village of shou

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would look wilful. deserved. they radiate dawson said, go up there and help rescue cable. i saw a mother with a crying child screaming, what should we do? help us fund young's wish they were really scared and stood by the windows in despair. when i could only rest or 3 or 4 people bring them in and head out on the next round. our folks will be standing by windows with kids, babies waiting and yelling, they wanted hours one while people in north ryan west failure were trying to stem the flood waters any way they could on the river. ah, things were still quite calm. cornelia vie gant then mer of the collective municipality of alton. r followed the river to the town hall. she'd heard the weather. warnings, longs annoyed at 9 am on that terrible day, the water level was still 90 centimeters up, but i thought that's okay. we come through the 1st night relatively unscathed oscar . at 924 a. m, the state environmental office, announced that the our rivers, water level was expected to triple in the coming night to 2.4 meters. creating a perilous situation for the village of should

>>heried towers reedit wil acia, and laid out part concept earlier this year at a village to california college of the arts. professor margaret akita says this installation is a chance to scale up the theoretical. >> these structures were done digitally first, so that's the beauty of using tools to be able to visualize. >> nina and fellow students spent months assembling the installation, using nonsense techniques inspired by native people -- knots and techniques inspired by native people. >> we have learned a lot of techniques, including how to tie a self tying not. >> the common thread is thinking about how communities can help it restore urban environments to be more eco-friendly. >> can you imagine how much greater the impact would be if we had a community action? >> it's an interesting idea, how can you improve our infrastructure for plants and animals? >> wildlife ecologist jonathan young says birds have already been approaching the towers, an early sign of approval for a student design that has made it from the drawing board to the sand dunes of presidio. liz: the materials are m

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him to go now, it seems that he will stay because mechanics of removing him are dirlfficult so they wil try to speed the process up. who do you think is the frontrunner? >> mp tom tugan who has never served in cabinet, he is a former british military official who wrote an op-ed saying that he wants a new start for the country, a cleanup he called it. and the other is the attorney general who said that she would run. but there are a lot of other figures who are perhaps potentially about to announce candidacy ranging from sunak whose resignation was one of the most prominent and set off this cascade of resignations that ultimately led to boris johnson's own announcement that he would resign on thursday. ben wallace the defense secretary, even liz truss, there are a lot of people muted to be joining. but of course as you say, uncertainty that was lifted by the prime minister announcing his resignation has added on several layers of uncertainty and even anxiety in the country about how long he will stay as caretaker. we won't even know that until monday when the influential back bench 1922

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trump counsel pat scipollone wil testify on friday.losed doors but transcribed and videotaped. want to bring in nixon counsel dean and prosecutor nick acreman. good to see you both. i want to begin with you, john, you've been saying for quite sometime every time pat s cipollone's name is mentioned, it's been a lot his name is mentioned at the hearings he has a moral obligation to appear before the committee and now, apparently he will. tell me why it's so important you think to hear from pat cipollone. >> well, i think our democracy is at stake here is what the game is. it's a real -- it's not a game, though. it's a real terrifying situation. he knows what happened and rather than honor the oath of office that he took to defend and support the constitution, he all along has been trying to resist testimony and appearing before this committee, yes, he had an informal session in april off the record. i don't even think it was sworn. and he's been now negotiating apparently as to the terms of under which he will testify. laura, i don't get

the wilful amnesia that i generally came up against whenever i tried as a child to establish the details of our pre american existence was not unique to my family. one event reawakened memories of anti semitism for many american jews. ah, in jerusalem the dial. okay. don't like loving in reviving in 1961 the trial of adults. iceman was an international event i. sherman was a nazi war criminal. and a pivotal figure in the so called final solution of the holocaust. many survivors test to hide. it was the 1st judicial process dedicated solely to the crimes committed against the jewish people. another result of the iceman trial was the fact that it made many choose in the united states. for the 1st time really confront the enormity of what had happened in europe under the nazis. and it produced a very, ah, kind of militant judiasm. here we had groups appear like the jewish defense league . ah, that were very militant and sang never again. so uncle dot is a near municipal shackleton him. no sauce was sought. and you then, in the 19 fifties and sixties re juice began taking part. if neither is

so wil see what he does with lindsey graham.his is a judge who is not giving blanket immunity or sort of a blanket excuse to lawmakers just because they are lawmakers. so we'll very to see what he does with lindsey graham. >> about traspatricia, murphy, much. >>> and police say that there could have been even more carnage at another july 4th event, officials say robert crimo who they say has admitted to being the shooter in chicago, seriously contemplated a second attack 150 miles away in madison, wisconsin. the shooter had this weapon in his vehicle when he drove mad business son along with about 60 rounds of ammunition. he used a different high powered ar-15-style rifle shooting from the rooftop that killed seven and wounded dozens of others and terrified hundreds of july 4th parade goers. more now from ed lavendera on the ground from highland park. >> reporter: authorities here in illinois say that the alleged shooter in the attack on the highland park foirt ofurth of j parade has confessed to opening fire on the parade watch

but let's hope that never happens, wil. >> what is your position on president xi in china? some say that his power is loosening, but of course from a very tight starting point. >> good question. i do not buy into it his grip on power is loosening. what i do buy into is that perhaps his governing philosophy has been changed or delayed a bit, given some of the pushback with respect to the zero covid policy and the performance of the economy, which has been very dismal. so some of the things we have seen what common prosperity, they have cracked down on the tech sector and the real estate sector. there has been some real policy blowback for xi jinping. certainly not a loss of power or loss of grip of power, but i think coming to terms with the fact that perhaps his policy direction was not the right force for china, at least not at this time. >> thanks so much for joining me this morning, much appreciated. >>> still to come here on worldwide exchange, your big money movers coming up next. money movers coming up next. don't go anywhere.chievement. the new frontier. ♪♪ eh. ♪♪ it

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