yelena: hola mi lily hermosa, hola mi gordo.la mayorÍa raperos, por no decir todos pisar la cabina de bizarrap es un honor. ♪ yelena: la joven promesa el rap a sus 19 aÑos se encuentra en la gran manzana trabajando en su primer disco que tiene un significado muy especial para ella. >> tenemos muchos proyectos como equipo que estamos trabajado muy duro para que cuando salgan, salgan sin desperfectos. yelena: elegiste tokio por tu perrito que falleciÓ. >> sÍ, me desbarata de, me caÍ, llorÉ todo el tiempo y fue muy doloroso. yelena: compone sus propios temas y poco a poco va imponiendo su propio estilo como rapera. en uno estos temas mencione que muchas mujeres que lo que quieren es figurar en vez de concentrarse. >> mis letras nunca han tenido la intenciÓn de ofender, son cosas que me salen, yo vengo de competencias, eso fue con lo que yo aprendÍa cerrada, es mi esencia. >> piensas hacer algÚn tema con yailÍn? >> no tenemos eso en la agenda pero tampoco mecieron la posibilidad. yo la vi una vez, ellas muy humilde, me saludo normal

yelena: we are expecting 3.9% in the jobs report. and june, that could trigger -- we know that is not a good thing. it is all about the speed of the increase in the unemployment rate rather than the actual level. if it rises very fast, that could trigger the same rule where you have your current decreases in the unemployment rate relative to the 12 month minimum. lisa: we were talking yesterday and one thing we were talking about is due feeling more clarity about what will happen in the second half of the year that in january? yelena: i feel more clarity about what will happen in 2024 rather than 2025. i think what gives me more confidence about the state of the labor market in the state of the economy overall is the consumer. consumers are doing fine. if you look at numbers on good spending, that is a little bit weaker. at the same time you still have the economy where people would want to spend on services that should support the leisure and hospitality sector. people want to travel and go out. lisa: you talk about ism services, th

match of the fourth round, the ukrainian tennis player lost to the representative of kazakhstan, yelena rybakinia. the match lasted two sets - 4:6-3-6. the kazakh woman has not yet lost a single game at the tournament. svitolina failed to repeat her last year's result at roland garros. then elina completed her performances in the quarterfinals. and svitolina last. from the tournament in the individual category, in the quarterfinals roland goros rybakina will play against the italian jasmin paolini. another takeoff of yaroslava maguchykh. the ukrainian track and field athlete won gold at the diamond league stage in stockholm, the capital of sweden. magushyk confidently conquered a height of 2 m, which was enough for a triumph. later , yaroslava tried to jump at 2:03, but gave up after two unsuccessful attempts. for yaroslav. the 14th victory at the level of the diamond league, as well as the first gold for ukrainian track and field athletes, track and field athletes in the current season of the diamond league 2024. and i will add that another ukrainian jumper, iryna geradchenko, climbed

that's why secretary yelena minnesota announced a new program $100 million she said devoted to affordable9 era belief money from investments in the cold food era. she said, my quote are now there is a significant shortfall that's been building for many years. of course the real problem has come in the last couple years with the increase in interest rates is driven a lot of people out out of the market. a lot of people who money are blowing out. maybe it's not as much income. the haves and have-nots in the housing market. have-nots or having not much. >> martha: jeff thank you very much," put. cassette adjustments deep diving into this as she always does, she joins me out. what is this dynamic, what difference will it make one a jew million dollars from the covid-19 fund? i dove that will alleviate the problem but what do you see a worker centric? >> more government money to solve a problem what could go wrong? that's how we got here weekly the inflation crisis we are all living through. when you see the sky high prices for hundred thousand dollars dollars the median price tag on an americ

katie boulter's impressive form on grass continued, as she beat former french open champion, yelena 0stapenko hat trick, came either side of a defeat to south africa. they lost to australia earlier in the tournament, too. so how does all that leave england on the brink of their sternest challenge, the semi—final against india? i think there's been parts of this tournament where we've had to play some ugly cricket at times, whether the wind has been a factor or there's been rain about. and i've been really impressed with the resilience of the group. it's time to be the front runners. it's time to more or less throw the first punch at india and then try and get our noses in front and never give it back. india reached the semi—final stage undefeated in the tournament. skills in every department? yeah. weaknesses? apparently none. they've looked rather formidable, haven't they? india. throughout this tournament, they've beaten heavily every team that's been put in their path, including australia, just a couple of days ago. but i think there'll be a bit of fragility there from the 2022 world cup i