as well. >> debbie allen. are y'all going to let me talk to anybody, or am i just yapping out here? >> the answer is no -- i want you to see how music brings everyone together. this took me back to my childhood. y'all weren't even born yet, but this is "earth, wind & fire, let's groove." ♪ >> look at them. i was like, look at the old folks get down. >> you talk about how music, like, moves you, and as a people, just to take it home for a second. as a people, music during the slave days is something that kind of kept the slaves' spirits up. the call and response, the calling out to one, hearing a response from somebody else that's picking cotton or doing other slave type menial work. so music has always been a part of who we are, a part of our culture, a part of pride for black folks in a lot of ways, because it's all we had in so many of those times. it's all we had to call in response. it's all we had. >> when you think about the way it ended, it ended doing church and gospel. it is sunday and you think abo

what a marie antoinette moment for debbie stabbed now, what you make of it? >> these are the same people who hold themselves out at the champions of the working class. debbie stabbed now is not only not a champion, she's doesn't even know what they care about or need and she doesn't care. unbelievable. to watch the smug condescending delivery, imagine an average person at home watching that and thinking that is the answer? your $15 an hour minimum wage is supposed to give $60000 car? grow up, get a life, these people need serious help. kennedy: should i get meridian or tesla? i'm not sure. richard, we are still on gas, let's just admit it, gas is expensive, not cool, man. >> there's no question the price of gas is expensive, i'm not sure that was the best choice of words by debbie stabbed now in the comment, she sort of spoke and it was too just to be honest. kennedy: i'll take the term justly, judges will allow it. it's interesting because janet yellen before this panel says i was surprised inflation got as high as it did the we have supply chain issues and

stephen: debby, how do you feel about this? debby clarke: well, it is a bit annoying. but you can't waste energy on being angry or annoyed when you cannot influce a foreign government. doug clarke: i mean, we can't do trade at any cost. i mean, we got to uphold, you know, our principles and the principles of the australian way. we don't want to lie down in a fetal position and get cked to death. we need to stand up and fight back. stephen: australia is challenging china's tariff at the world trade organization. dan tehan: it might take one or two years for us to resolve it, but the principle of it is incredibly important. we want to go to the umpire, and we want to get a decision from the umpire, whether the actions being taken are right or not. if we don't have organizations like the world trade othe rule of the jungle.o to, then it's basically stephen: barley was the start of a slew of trade allegations and sanctions that followed a souring of relations between canberra and beijing. female: the foreign minister, marise payne, is refusing to be drawn on whether she tr

that is debbie's little worth buying. benjamin our as gruber anal malware. the g 7 summit is taking place in southern germany. nato has announced plans to drastically increase the size of its rapid reaction force following russia's invasion of ukraine. speaking ahead of the upcoming summit in madrid, l chief jens stoughton bag said at the move was part of the biggest overhaul of collective defense since the cold war. currently, nato has 40000 soldiers and high readiness. many stations along the lines is eastern flank. the numbers are set to swell. 8 fold over 300000 soldiers. stronger. says the decision sends a clear message of the turns to russia. or renew concept. will guard those in the era, all the strategic competition. i expect it to roll, make clear that our laws consider rashaw us the most significant. i'm body trip to our security stake. look now at some other stories making news right now. at least 3 people are dead and dozens more injured after a train derailed in the u. s. state of missouri train was carrying some 243 passengers and a dozen crew

debbie cunningham has been doing this forever. she is the absolute dean of global liquidity markets. you go after mr. dalio and you say cash is an asset. discuss why cash is not trash. debbie: first of all, i want to know how i can get in on the trip to vienna. include me in those emails. as far as the cash markets, as you mentioned, we have been in a zero yield environment for the better part of 14 years. not a healthy market. 70% is not healthy but seven basis points is not healthy. we are now getting back to the point where we have an inflationary environment above the bare minimum, 1.25, 2%. in that environment we need short-term yields above that, and we are getting to that result. as such your cash is now a valuable investment that no longer is just there earning safety and a minimal return. it is not only earning safety but also earning a viable return above where the inflationary rate is. we are getting there, not there yet. certainly above the zero bound when we have been locked for a long period of time david tom: there

this is debbie, debbie business, i'm christy, platinum. with the west turning, it's back on russian energy, the country must rethink its economic model. this was the message from the head of russia central bank thursday, at the st. petersburg economic forum. attendance at the annual business event is thinner this year with western countries absent due to the war in ukraine, even so there was plenty to discuss moscow's rupture with the west looms over this years. forum large firms are noticeably absent from st. petersburg organizers, meanwhile, are leaning in their motto, this year, a new world new possibilities. the reality is gloomier. western sanctions are hitting everything from foreign reserves to material supplies critical for manufacturing. the head of russia central bank elvia, not be lena expects the rift to be permanent, as she pleaded for nothing less than an overhaul of rushes. economies to hope you're making which oblivious visual, let's english village to it, but it isn't the, it's always been believed that export is our intri

i'm going to call you debbie. i have known you for many decades. we have all known you in the public health field, and it's a real privilege for me to be here with you to talk about your brilliant new book. i want to just start simply, you know, explain the title, "silent invasion", and the reasons hete wrote the book on what you talk about at the beginning of the book. >> guest: yeah,go great, professor witt and i'm going to call you larry come so thank you. y it's really an opportunity to be with you again. we have had a long career together battling pandemics around the globe and making sure the most vulnerable are served, and how we take that message here in this country. but i called it "silent invasion" to really raise the alert that despite the capacity, we hadn't been diagnosing, truly diagnosing respiratory diseases ever in this country. i was confronted that in africa, actually in 1998 where fever was treated first as malaria and then as something else and in the something else, and maybe it was tuberculosis and maybe it was hiv, and it w

this is debbie. there are four questions that have come in from the public in the question-and-answer area, and so with your permission, i'll ask those first. they all seem to be related. yeah, let me read those. first one, when will the ramps for crossing kezar drive be widens, and when did [indiscernible] for crossing four lanes of high speed car traffic? >> sure. i think this is a question for m.t.a., and it's not related to any proposed ordinance, but it's to the east of the geographic area that was covered through the ordinance. this is, i believe, asking kezar drive east to west. so from j.f.k., it's -- so i think it's a capital request for improvement to the curb ramps on kezar drive east of j.f.k. park. it's something that i can certainly take back to my colleagues at m.t.a. this is outside of the scope of our area, but i understand this is a specific concern and question. >> okay. thank you, and so i think m.d.c. will also -- the m.o.d. staff will also be happy to help you keep track of it.

, debbie, up to atone again. the. the evidence is looking grim for trump and his inner circle . and we, we've been on the supreme court watch all this week were we were expecting a ruling on of to lift restrictions on carrying guns in the state of new york. i want you to take a listen to what the governor of new york had to say about that. this is satan is. and we should have the right of determination of what we want to do in terms of our gun laws in our state. the federal government will not have sweet thing, lot bonds, ability to do what we can and have laws to protect our citizens. because of what is going on the insanity of the gun culture that is now presentment. they're coming from the governor new york. it is a talk to me about the significance of this route here. first of all, it really a decision has far reaching implication and particularly in cities that has saw to address gun crimes by putting restrictions on who can easier to access guns. so the new york law we are talking here about was basically i

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alex debbie debbie p, candace wheeler taps, bob careymo independence fund. tom porter, i ava. jennifer birx iba, burn pit the recent jon stewart and60 jon fe. i think the leaders who over a long period of time, i do not know what year it was but the vietnam veterans of america held a conference in wichita, kansas in which i attended for the topic was toxic exposure. has to be at least ten -- 12 years ago. and i thank them at that point in time sticking in my mind there is work to be done. and i appreciate other kansans, lee hersey's the commander of the vfw. jeremy ehrhardt campus legion. william turner, lee campanelli, proctor, colonel timothy and colonel jon buckley. all of whom are kansans who are working on behalf of other veterans in our state to see that we get this n right. senators said a few words here and there. we are surrounded by people who every date make those words in those thoughts come to life on a piece of paper called a bill. my staff on the senate veterans affairs committee in my office have been unending in their efforts to get this right. and to work to

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debbie? >> okay. let me briefly remind people that if you are in the zoom session, you can click on the three dots near your name in order to raise your hands or use the raise hand function if you would like to make a comment. you can also call in to zoom by calling (669)900-6833. the webinar id is 854-19550368, and you can also use the q. and a function in zoom to make a comment and to be recognized. and if you are on the phone and you would like to make a comment, dial star nine. at this time, i do not see any requests for public comment. >> great. thank you so much thank you for joining us. all right. we are moving on to item number 8, which is the report from the mayor's office on disability, please note that the director's report to the nbc can be found on the what is new section of the website. go ahead, nicole. >> thank you. so today's director report, as i mentioned earlier, there is a lot going on. so this report will be posted and you can engage with the report that way, or by calling (415)5

debbie is an interesting one. she's quite a conservative member of that. folks speaking up to say, you know, we're leading people on here. we're letting people develop a set of expectations about what we can do on january 6th that's just not rooted in reality. it's seldom you hear someone articulate it in the way we heard in that clip where she draws a straight line between those bogus expectations that they might stop joe biden from becoming the president and the risk of actual, physical danger to members of congress. boy was she right. >> the folks out there storming the capitol have paid some consequences. now it's time the see with the hearings if lawmakers will face some consequences as well because of there p be thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. the book again is this will not pass and the audio book is out today. we appreciate it. we'll see you soon. i want to bring in now denver. he's a former add visor to the house elect committee and a former congressman from virginia. thank you for joining. appreciate it. >> hey, how are you tonight? >> i'm

debbie leach is not impressed. few could guess where she is pulling up here. the river thames and london has a few undesirable spots along its banks. and this here is wet life. it's caught on this twig. it's about one half me to thick mound of wet wipes, mixed with twigs and some salt few leaves. but it's basically solid, used wet wipes. locals have dropped the area which wipe island it come to real house. is this south like in people's bathrooms? it's people are using wet wipes in their bathrooms and then i think he accost our flush that down the low. there's no bite of esoteric there tall or the small animals you'd expect to see on riverbanks. and unfortunately, he is gone. debbie is part of a group of britons monitoring the condition of the rivers. something the authorities here rarely do these days. many are outraged that toilet was could end up here on the riverbank retired police officer. ashley smith heads up a group that conducts daily detective work the washer company for the thames region . once a purification plant, not far from here. we see quite a

debbie in florida, republican. your view this morning? caller: my view is i would not vote for pence. i will tell you why. no one on that hearing for january 6 has a defender attorney in that room for trump. they are all prosecutors. no one is a defender. they keep talking about, there was a big lie. the big lie is the biden administration. the democrat that was just on the phone with you, he is brainwashed. no one believes biden won that election. i've never believed it. trump only wanted pence to go to the legislation of the states where they had democrat court , judges and other democrats that would not allow it. pence should have sent those votes back to the legislation. that was his job. don't say pence didn't have a job that day. he failed the united states of america. host: all right, debbie. susan in milford, pennsylvania. democratic caller. caller: hi, greta. host: good morning. caller: vice president pence came through when he had to. but i think it really showed the clear differences between donald trump and him. donald trump i

grateful my ten years of work leading this bill with debbie dingell in the house is not gone for not. we kept it moving it's probablye a sign for anyone who perseverance matters in this place. i am very pleased it is part of the final negotiation. it will make such a difference for saving lives for thank you, mr. president i yield the floor. >> mr. president. as we speak the united states senate is working on something not seen since the time we passed the brady bill t i off nearly three decades ago. i bipartisan effort to draft meaningful gun safety legislation. for decades the rhythm of the gun debate in congress haveir followed a dispiriting pattern. mass shooting takes placece somewhere in america, innocent people are slaughtered, families grieve and demand action, butot gridlock takes over and nothing, nothing gets done for this was a cycle in action after sandy hook, las vegas, orlando, charleston, parkland, el paso, atlanta, pittsburgh, and so many others. but, after uvalde and buffalo perhaps, perhaps this time could be different. too many senators on both side this debate cer

for ten years of work with debbie dingell in the house has not gone for not. perseverance matters in this place and i'm pleased with the final negotiarity leader. mr. schumer: i ask -- mr. president, as we speak, the united states senate is working on something not seen since the time we passed the brady bill i authored nearly three decades ago. a bipartisan effort to draft meaningful gun safety legislation. for decades, the rhythms of the gun debate in congress have followed a disspiritting pattern. a mass shooting takes place in america. innocent people are slaughtered. families grieve and demand action but gridlock takes over and nothing, nothing gets done. this was the cycle in action after sandy hook, las vegas, orlando, charleston, parkland, el paso, atlanta, pittsburgh, and so many others. but after uvalde and buffalo, perhaps, perhaps this time could be different. to many senators on both sides, this debate certainly feels different. with sunday's announcement of a bipartisan framework for gun legislation, we are farther down the road to gun safety ref

top democrat senator debbie stabenow sparks outrage downplaying soaring gas. says she drives a costly electric car voters in her state can't afford. let them eat teslas. another democrat narrative falling apart. blaming inflation on the supply chain crisis when truckers so vital to that supply chain quitting because of soaring gas. more scandals hit the democrat party. congressman eric swalwell's campaign spent tens of thousands of dollars of campaign cash on luxury travel as you struggle to fill up your tank. drug and human traffickers swamping border patrol. they're unleashing historic amounts of drugs into our nations. the parents leading the charge to get congress to act and stop children dying from counterfeit fentanyl pills and more. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we'll start with stocks. look at that ending up in the green. it was choppy, seesaw action today. they're digesting inflation looking ahead to maybe a brighter tomorrow. primaries in sev

he rejects the accusation that the flowers are being over harvested the spits yellow debbie. she still mother was able to multiple wildlife conservation commissions have come here. ag, dodd, this iep over all have, are we've received positive feedback mark to, let's pull, pull a few of these. that's going to be done. the snow dra population has multiplied and lucky to have to be selfish. was it always in the cooler region about 40 kilometers from here, where snow drops don't usually grow in london experimented with planning samuel and were really surprised with the outcome united while we're also irish and we believe it has to do with global warming. i'd say that micro climate has changed and the flower can migrate from one area to another pooley, which is what i tuna jack hailey and her snow drop picker brigade due to they move from place to place as they harvest the lucrative bulbs. hot on stinging metals and snakes make the work difficult here on the steep slopes of the lesser caucasus the shift ends in the late afternoon. luckily, i tuna jack hayley lives close by. it nor

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the workers are going to get different debbie. i do not get that regard. number of work in this. no, no at present be offered in them. 60 is about adames's, wendy's about me. will be compelled to hard. don't deborah about to about 4 days to be causal. so they're generally that we come over will be lot of problems for the d industry and for agriculture as a whole. ready started before the current economic look last year in a highly controversial move the she lanchen government bank, the use an import of chemical fertilizers overnight in a bit to become the 4th country in the world to fully adopt organic farming. while the band was later reversed after protest, the crop yield was already effected. this policy policy decision by the government let do a significant dropping production and export of the the current crisis for though it does not bode well for the figures. mary is concerned about what might happen if the situation was since 10 ango under 30, and the good that. but if we lose our jobs because of the issues in the country and we're unable to find any other employment, we

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the mazda 3 people died in another room, margaret angel, debbie marez, you with any thought here is the dining room mother of hannah. though they, they'll out of come with me. and that when i get, i'd like a been here live with like 3 or 4 goats were killed. that absolute without 3 buffaloes were killed. also a cow after over there in that house, 3 people were injured. right him on needs more help to rebuild for his surviving family, but for an aide is scarce with the taliban government under sanctions and afghan assets frozen abroad. yet half i am i me. i'm very sad that one of the, the one we want the government to build our houses for us. so would this is an act that ended up really i'm not hungry for food so much. that's not so difficult in my liver. construction is difficult. we want help in this the most you both because it's the sun and heat. now we're gonna, when i'm with men, winter will come there. we are poor people. i don't have a 100 afghanis and not even a 100 afghani 7 foot o n. a $100.00 afghanis are currently worth $1.12. abdul wreck, man and his family need help from a

and i would like to invite you to an end with ah ah, this is debbie news line from bro. at sham trial. the west criticizes a pro russia court center since 3 foreign fighters to death. russia back authority say they are mercenaries, not prisoners of war. will hear from a friend of one of the fighters also on the show.

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ah ah, this is debbie news. these are our top stories g 7 leaders have agreed to invest $600000000000.00 in global infrastructure. the pledge came on the 1st day of their annual summit, which germany is hosting this year. the investment aims to advance sustainable and transport.

debbie lesko is interesting one, she's quite a conservative. folks saying we're leading people on, letting people develop a set of expectations about what we can do on january 6th that's not rooted in reality. it's seldom you hear it articulated like in that clip, draws a straight line between the bogus expectations to stop joe biden from becoming president and risk of actual physical danger to members of congress. and boy was she right. >> folks storming the capitol have paid consequences, now we'll see if lawmakers do as well because of this. thank you gentlemen, book again is "this will not pass," audio book is out today. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. >>> denver riggleman, a adviser to the committee and former congressman from virginia. thanks for joining, appreciate it. >> how are you tonight? >> well. almost a year of collecting evidence, thousands of texts, emails, phone calls and hearing from more than 1,000 witnesses. what should we expect tomorrow at first primetime hearing? >> time line, think going to do the time line for the pub

as debbie's political correspondent, benjamin our as gruber in l mouth, where the g 7 is taking place. now, nato has announced plans to drastically increase the size of its so called rapid reaction force falling rushes, invasion of ukraine, speaking ahead of the alliances upcoming summit in madrid. their chief, yes, stoughton bag said the move is part of the biggest overall of collective defense. since the cold war, a to right now has 40000 soldiers at high readiness, and he am stationed along the alliance's eastern flank. and numbers are set to grow eightfold more than $300000.00 works, as the decision says, a clear message of deterrence to russia or a new concept will guard those in an era of strategic competition. i expect it will make clear that allies consider russia, asked the most significant and bardic threat to our security. turning now to some other stories making news right now. indigenous groups in ecuador have met with the government to try to put an end to the 2 week long. nationwide. unrest sparked by high living costs. protesters have rejected the government newly anno

it's debbie. what's your story with. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence. i love to take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information for you lawmakers back of ban on combustion engines and moved to fight climate change. the european parliament wants to end the sale of new cars with combustion engines by 2035. but will you member states give the green light also on the show, getting grain out of ukraine, brush and turkey, se they found a way to ensure the safety of ships leaving ukrainian ports. our reporter breaks down. what's in it for anchor. and as a global food shortage looms farmers in ukraine's east plant their vegetables as bombs fall around them. i'm christy plants and this is d. w. a business. the european parliament has endorsed a ban on cars with combustion engines, starting from 2035. as lawmakers try to step up efforts to fight climate change. the mandate would prohibit the sale of