go ahead in toronto. hello, i am. yes, thank you peter. i'm, well, i mean the, the situation is very clear and i think this is, this must be part of the goal in washington and european capitals because obviously they don't really care about ukraine if they did, they would have stopped this war from happening before it ever started and, and in fact, the opportunities for doing so were numerous starting from a, i mean the whole entire situation that started in 2014 was the setup. in fact, i think one of the reasons why the democrats were so upset that they lost the 2016 election was perhaps that they had this operation into plans already in 2016. and that was the end goal because of course victoria newland was part of the obama team and she was famously in k as in 2014. so i think the, the, the go from the also from the european perspective, what on earth are they doing for going along with this strategy when it is shooting on their own feet. and this was so clear, i struggle to understand still today what

go ahead in toronto. hello. yes. yes, thank you peter. i'm, well, i mean the, the situation is very clear and i think this is, this must be part of the goal in washington and european capitals because obviously they don't really care about ukraine if they did, they would have stopped this war from happening before it ever started and, and in fact, the opportunities for doing so were numerous starting from a, i mean the whole entire situation that started in 2014 was the setup. in fact, i think one of the reasons why the democrats were so upset that they lost the 2016 election was perhaps that they had this operation into plans already in 2016. and that was the end goal because of course victoria newland was part of the obama team and she was famously in k as in 2014. so i think the, the, the go from the also from the european perspective, what on earth are they doing for going along with this strategy when it is shooting on their own feet. and this was so clear, i struggle to understand still today what a

go ahead and toronto. well, i mean the, i actually watched a few episodes of the show in which the lance he was the actor. i think he's speaking russian in the l, which very interesting, he's a russian speaker. and i think his intentions on, upon coming in to power were genuine in as far as pushing for some kind of a piece and the following through on the mince agreements, which of course, the entire war is about the midst minutes agreements. because the war started in 2014 and those agreements were the tool to end it. and now we have the advance is the extension of that. the diplomacy to put it in a glass of its terms. i'm but i'm afraid of the false flag events because to me the, the test or shall we say the test run for this war. it was syria where you had a number of false flag attacks starting from 2013. and by the way, naively i was speaking to the u. s. military, a conference about syria in 2013. and i remember saying to not understanding what the plan was for syria. i pointed to a map when i said,

i want to thank my guests in toronto, are selling and in bay road. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our t. see you next time. remember, cross top. ah, what else shows seemed wrong when old. just don't hold any new world. yes, to shape out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt a crew. i disagree with that is somebody who is health plan, coo data, not here, but you know, other places it takes a lot of work. donald trump's former national security adviser, opens up under his box with a stunning, could a talk confession. look at what other places john bolton may be speaking about. also i'm sure like as president ball is to pressure and quit his post.

go ahead and toronto and there are a few reasons for that. one of them is that the west have spent the last decade or so undermining itself to itself, yet that can't help anyone space in it much less. i mean, not, not its own people, not the people are trying to impress around the world of the west has an issue of not creating win win situations where the people they work with that all that's always and come back and buy and then secondly, they have this hubris under which they act where they, they find the agenda that they feel is important and they pushed towards it, almost blind to any other option, option or, or anything out there. and on the way towards the sorts of things. now it seems to be the climate crisis thing, whether it's crane climate, whatever it is. all of these things are important. really destructive policies that are causing to shortages around the world or causing prices to rise over here in the west. big problems in, into, in town, you know, when in it one of the things you know, the g 7 ma'am, but before the g 20. and i

i'm joined by my guess arthur clear o in toronto. he's a liberty advocate and a freelance editor in ossining. we have dawned bar. he is a political commentator, an analyst, and obey route we crossed to marla, osman, she is a university sure. and a political commentator or a crosswalk rules and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate it's gotta be rude. first. i marveled at the blog the barrel likes to write every single day about his travails and foreign policy representing the e. u. and he lamented that you know their narrative on ukraine. they can't get the global south on board. what's wrong with these people? and it is, it's really quite amazing how he is a prisoner of his own ideology and in the same applies to western leads. i mean, the, the, the, the fort, the, their former colonies won't get on board and it's really truly extraordinary how out of touch these people are going to talk about domestic issues in the west. but i'm, i want to start out with foreign policy. why can't you people

i want to thank my guests in toronto, ossining, and in bay road. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our t. see you next time. remember crossed up rules. oh, the wrong one. i just don't move any world yet to see how disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trails. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a committee look on your bill says i did not sit down with them and spoke with you and show it to you right now. but i'm not sure about that for frustration. but most people with, well as within a certain amount of auction year, when using the checklist, people with reason, joy, your call now to best on weight, a storage from which a lot of dental prescription is kinda blue . only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking, that is, that nations are allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so other slaves, americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as

go ahead and toronto and there are a few reasons for that. one of them is that the west have spent the last decade or so undermining itself to itself. yet that can help anyone space in it much less. i mean, not, not its own people out there. and on the way towards the sorts of things. now it seems to be the climate crisis thing, whether it's train climate, whatever it is. all of these things are important. really destructive policies that are causing food shortages around the world, causing prices to rise over here in the last big problems in into, in town. you know, when in it one of the things in the g 7 ma'am. but before the g 20. and i've always done it very curious that the, the problems that they want to discuss and solve come from the g 7 itself. okay? that is the thing that, you know, no one wants to point that out. it's an inconvenient truth, but it's really true. go ahead, none, it is true. take a look at once a small slice that actually is kind of fundamental to the economies in general. and that is on the price of petrol in west r

go ahead arthur in toronto. well, it's the concept that some people have term, the vision of the reach it, right? they have this idea of the way things should be, and i know we've discussed this before on the show as well. and so disconnected from even their own populations that you have people here in the west who are waking up every single day and wondering what's going on because they're having the same exact, almost exact same policies directed towards them as well as this top down kind of tyrannical if you do this or else wait, approaching policy, you know, done in a, in the, in the same vein here. i mean, in browse famous blog. i mean, i hear he can speak 5 languages, but every time i hear him speak, it's gibberish. he's blaming off russia for all of the, the problems with of food insecurity. but it's the sanctions, but he, he paragraph have it, but it's not to say it's not the same. it is, but it is the sanctions. why are you talking about it so much? if it isn't western sanctions, i mean the sanction sec

. >>> caught on camera, a worker seen dangling from a construction crane high above toronto. >> oh, my god. hang on. hang on. >> what authorities are saying about this video. >>> a developing story, the new bombshell report concerning elon musk. >>> and later a boy in a kayak gets a whale of a surprise. his mom watching from shore. what happened next? >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the investigation into the july 4th parade shooting near chicago. we're learning more about how the suspect was able to buy several guns despite his troubled past. >> his father is now in the spotlight after signing his son's application for a gun permit. the local police chief said last night that he wishes more had been done after police responded to the suspect's home back in 2019. >> they've now released an image of the gun they say was in his car monday as he considered carrying out the second attack in neighboring wisconsin. >> abc's derricke dennis is following the latest developments. >> reporter: this morning authorities say the father of the highland park massacre suspect could

so it's aga, come museum, toronto, and macklin, the are to police departments or even fire charges against the full mika u. p. police register 1st. information reports on charges of criminal conspiracy, offense in place of worship, deliberately hurting religious sentiments, intention to provoke breach of peace against phil may colleen m and m a. cal i for her movie, carly, about disrespectful depiction of hindu gods. in a recent interview, my mclean said as that ha movie, it was around the events that take place one evening when he knew god is a piano, i'm sure the streets of toronto. she also said that people criticizing and protesting the poster. if what still we would then quickly be rushing to change the hashtags from a rescue not to long enough in ordinary times, which it will still be have gone unnoticed. right now, is he do? i know that after the scandal, when a spokesperson of the ruling party insulted the prophet muhammad, leading to angry protest and killing off, 2 men in the country in the sea. enough is enough. and in terms of taking the body with their religion and they got us

one evening when a hindu bought it as to the streets of toronto, she also said that people could decide and protesting, but both to watch. so we would then quickly be rushing to change the hash tag from a rescue enough to long enough, you know, ordinary time for people tell me, have gone unnoticed. right now, if you do know that after the scandal where the folks, both of the willing party insulted the prophet muhammad, leading to angry protest and killing off 2 men in the country in the state, enough is enough, and it comes to take them to buggy with their religion. alright, our website is bursting at the seams with stories analysis and plenty more besides do get on over to r t dot com and take a look for yourself. this is rti international the coursework in more than a classical community school lesson to look at what i went to like and i just had to go to another bus and deal lucky. so starbuck all. okay. give me those people a month, barry, this little note with carlos, myrtle superintendent for this you called me, but this is what i meant to perform, but it was possible for me for t

if they were to play toronto tomorrow in toronto, he could not cross the border. the st. louis two best players missed the two games just this past week in toronto. the cardinal residents in a race with the prosecutors in the national league central and in a race for a wild card spot. so leave aside any medical opinion. leave aside the politics of it. this is a team sport. we're not talking about novak djokovic on his own deciding not to get vaccinated in an individual sport. this is a team sport. no matter if you agree with regulations, you are hurting your own team when you don't get vaccinated under these circumstances. if i have another minute here, last year aaron rodgers, uncracks nated, had to miss a game for the green bay packers. i like aaron rodgers very much. he is a great, great player and an interesting guy. but you just can't rationalize it. he came within a day of missing two games. had he turned up positive, even if he was asymptomatic, until the nfl changed the rules in the play-offs and the super bowl approached, if he had tested positive again, even if

he drove more than nine hours to toronto after his rebooked flight from newark was also canceled. flight aware data shows in the u.s., this airport is the most effected by delayed an cancellations today. nicki batiste, cbs news, newark, new jersey. >> >>> groceries have skyrocketed in the last few months and it looks like you probably had to dig even deeper for the fourth. a new study released by the american farm bureau federation this year, your cookout will cost you 17% month. the biggest price jumps come from beef products, two pounds beef could cost 36% more. chicken, lemonade, potato salad have also seen an incline in prices. the prices of potato chips and cheese and straw buries have dipped. >>> we're getting a look at america's fast food chain for the eighth year in a row. chick-fil-a took the top spot. jimmy john's came in second and domino's and-k fc came in third and in last place was mcdonald's. now if though could get the mixing machines to work. >> one day. we have given up and stopped going. let's take a live look right now just over the santa clara valley where it

they'll head out on the road to take on toronto fc next saturday. all right. coming up next, sports director jason dumas, stocks to the woman who started her professional basketball league to help women players. >> get more exposure for pro teams over the scenes and a terrifying crash today at an f one race in england. believe it or not allow the driver was okay. we've got that story coming up. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >> we have a special guest here on sports night live. i'm joined by she is the founder of the women's premier basketball association for team first and foremost. thank you for joining us. tell me about this, ali. >> i'm pretty much this league is a

and the a's, they were going for a sweep at the expense of toronto. starter james officiated the wedding of former teammate matt chapman during the off-season. and they faced each other for the first time today and chapman has bragging rights. his 13th homer, the only run aloud. top eight, tied at 1. put the jay's up on top for the solo shot to left. toronto won it 2-1. the a's begin a four-game series with houston tomorrow. rafael nadal dealt with a stomach injury. even left the court at one point. american taylor fritz tried to pull the upset off. fritz led two sets to one, but a fifth set tie break, and finally gained the upper hand. here is the point of the match. it took 4 hours and 21 minutes, but nadal is moving on to the semifinals where he will play nick kyrgios. amanda faced simona halep in the far court. halep beat her in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, and advances to the semis. >>> as we go back to you in san francisco, yeah, yeah, yeah, those tennis players, they play on grass. but look at us. we're on a beach in south lake tahoe. can't get any

jack scan gets behind toronto's defense, and he scores. quakes earn a 2-2 draw in this one. >>> 36 holes in the books and south lake tahoe, 18 more to decide a champion at the american century championship. former oakland athletics pitcher mark mulder sits alone in first place right now. steph curry is tied for 20th and is behind his father dell. so he'll have to catch up tomorrow. he's having a solid showing in 29th place, team's off-season was stellar. the raiders were already good coming up just one place short against the bengals in the playoffs, now car has one of the most dangerous receivers in the nfl to throw to. his former college teammate devonte adams. >> let's talk about number four to number 17 because if you read social media, you guys are the only ones on the team. >> yeah, yeah, exactly. yeah. yeah. this is really the first time, you know, devonte will have someone opposite him when he's been the featured guy. he's got darren. he's got hunter. we don't have a group of guys worried about numbers. we're worried about getting

his wife is from toronto. emanuel is going back to play in turkey. and the sharks thank coach bob boughner for his service and parted ways with him and his staff this morning. the club failed to make the play-offs in each of his three seasons. san jose is also in the market for a general manager. so that team is starting from scratch, pretty much like liz and her homemade cookies. if a team is as good as those, happy days are ahead for san jose on the ice. >>> now i want the cookie. >> i think that's a hint you'd like cookies next week. >> just saying. >> all right, i think i can make that happen. >> from one to the other. >> done. well-deserved. thanks, vern. >>> well, following a celebration on board the uss hornet in alameda, 50 people began a new journey today as u.s. citizens. they came from 25 countries and gathered on the flight deck to take the oath of allegiance. the ceremony traditionally takes place around the fourth of july holiday. >> be an active citizen and let your voice be heard. vote in elections, local and federal as is your right

it all, get con, museum, toronto, and marketing. the are 2 police departments of even fire charges against that will make up u. p. police register 1st. information reports on charges of criminal conspiracy, offence in place of worship, deliberately hurting religious sentiments. intention to provoke breach of peace against filmmaker, lena mon, imaquele. i for her movie carly, about disrespectful depiction of hindu gods. in a recent interview, my mclean said that her movie was around the events that the bass was evening when he got his appeal as to the streets or toronto. she also said that people criticizing and protesting the post if watch, so we would then quickly be rushing to change the hash tag from a rescue enough to love enough in order to resign or may have gone unnoticed. right now, if you did one that's after the scandal with both, both of the ruling party insulted the prophet muhammad leading to, and the protests and killing off 2 men in the country. in the state of the nothing comes to jason's buddy with their religion. o

another alexander augusta, he left for toronto. in terms of canada, to study. he wrote to president lincoln and asking to fight and to work. he said he was compelled to leave his native country because of the prejudice. against the color of his skin. and so these are the stories that i am sharing. i am going to flip through some of the images from the book. these are some of the washer women, some of the cabins where some of these people lived. these are two tenants who were also photographed. they are black troops in their camp. here are some of the things they wrote about. them he's a sergeant, very light eyes and hair. light complexion. he uses no tobacco or stimulant. appreciated by his officers. here is james roberts, a drummer who was a friedman when he entered. now he is hard to manage. he is stubborn and reckless. you can see by his personality, his head is caulk to the side. he is reckless because he is not buttoning his coat. we can see personalities that are developed here. different images from the war, as i mentioned, about marriage. this is a coup

now the university of toronto professor site mohammed brandy says the u. s. has a pretty poor track record when it comes to sticking to its obligations under international agreements. us as a history of arrogance towards iran. in the past, every time the reviews agree to some sort of wrapper small with the united states, the american stab them in the back the united states is constantly seeking a deal where there are loopholes. so they can violate the deal. so the writers are saying until we have guarantees that the americans won't cheat iran and until the americans lift the sanctions that prevent the fall of the implementation video, we can't have it united states and the europeans have and tag. and i saw many powerful countries that they've actually pushed them closer to each other and away from western power. so, in my opinion, the downfall of the western empire is mostly, or at least a large extent, their own doing europe now and as the energy crisis rages across the continent, to quote, squabble has broken out amongst members of the party in the german p

and it's gone for a solo blast to one toronto. and that's all it would take. that's a difference of blue jays win 2 to one. the a's hosts the astro's on friday. the cleveland browns have agreed to trade quarterback baker mayfield to the carolina panthers. cleveland will get a 4th or 5th round pick in 2024. depending on mayfield's playing time. mayfield, the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft at a record of 28 30 in 4 seasons with the browns, the signing of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted the move. the trade closes a door on the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo in carolina. but it could open the door for him with cleveland. if watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian marchment. he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's

in the toronto blue jays. the san jose earthquakes in the chicago fire scoreless game early in the second quakes attack in chicago's net after two shots actually hit the crossbar centers. they finally scores when benji kekana vich gets to put back here, he would actually get another insurance going to one victory for san jose quake snapped a five game losing streak they take on toronto on saturday into racing. we go scary moment earlier. at the formula one british grand prix, very first lap contact between several cars results in the car of alfa romeo drivers. oh brand new going airborne and then landed upside down the car would slide down the track and slam right into the tire barrier. grand you would walk away on harm giving credit to the halo. that's a safety device that protects the driver's head ferraris. carlos sainz, by the way, would go on to win that race. scary nonetheless, but good. thanks for joining us tonight. ktvu sports wrap is actually taking the night off so that we can bring you a special en

out at the coliseum vladimir carrero junior with some sweet shades, their top of the 4th 00 ballgame, toronto with two on and lourdes gourriel jr. grounds one off james kaprielian. nick allen dives makes the play to first for the out allen with a nice diving save, and that saves a run for the a's. bottom of the sixth. now it's the same score, but not for long. veriato sends that jose barrios pitch deep to left. nice catch by the fan there in the stands soriano's sixth homer of the season. and the ears are up one to nothing over all star athletic matt chapman gets some revenge here on his old team. chapman ties the game with that solo home run off james kaprielian. that was chapman's 13th homer of the season. the game tied 11. then at the top of the eighth, bo bichette breaks that tie their solo homer, domingo acevedo, it was beset 13th homer of the season. 21 toronto lead and the jays went on to win by that score, took two or three from the blue jays. they are still though searching for that first series sweep of the season, the nfl's quarterback carousel continues. but jimmy garoppolo is sti

now we're going to cross live to professor of political communication from toronto. full odd is id. thanks for joining us on the program. so russia and iran are both under huge political and economic pressure from the west, from the west if they have anything in common. it's definitely that. so how significant is there bilateral cooperation in stepping up to these common challenges? do you think? i think it's going to be quite significant. the boats, russia and major oil and gas producers, their neighbors, they have had historical relations. president was in russia just before they thought of the conflict in ukraine resisting less than is a loan of both country. and i think the leadership in both countries have realized that no matter what they do and governments including, and especially the united states, is going to question it. so it makes sense for neighbors to be increased cooperation. as you know, iran and russia signed the $40000000000.00 and gas corporation agreement today. and that was discussed in the meetings in the around the level of cooperation is going to increase. a

one evening when he got it appeals as to the streets or toronto, she also said that people could deciding and protesting the post if watched them. we would then quickly be rushing to change the hash tag from a rescue enough to love enough, you know, ordinary time for people still may have gone unnoticed. right now, if you do know that after the scandal, when it's both, both of the willing party insulted the prophet muhammad, leading to angry protest and killing off 2 men in the country in the state. enough is enough. and it comes to take them to berkeley with their religion and some news of some big deals and the food markets to bring you russia has become the number one grain exported to egypt and it's also signed new contracts with turkey. the announcements came during a meeting between 2 of them are putting on the head of the countries national grain company. lastly, vanessa. my main export client is egypt into agricultural seasons. we took 1st place among russian exporters exporting 1500000 tons of wheat. we're still actively switching to payment to national currency with our partners

she is speaking to us from toronto. next, we go to burma with the military junta has executed four men for opposing last year's coup. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "still here" by the indigenous activist and hip-hop artist jb the first lady. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to burma, where there is growing outrage after the military junta executed four men saturday who had been jailed for opposing last year's military coup. in burma's largest city rangon, protesters marched down the streets with a banner reading "we will never be frightened" and called out the names of the executed activists. amy: the execution of the four pro-democracy activists who were sentenced to death in secretive trials marks the first executions in burma in over 30 years. kyaw min yu was the prominent pro-democracy activist also known as ko jimmy. he was a student leader in the 1988 uprising and spent many years as a political prisoner. also executed was

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leaders about the disrespectful depiction of hindu gods in a film past, sir, it's aga khan museum, toronto and macklin, the are to release departments or even find charges against the fo mika, you p police register 1st, information reports on charges of criminal conspiracy, offence in place of worship, deliberately hurting religious sentiments. intention to provide breach of peace against phil may colleena mon imaquele. i for her movie collie, about disrespectful depiction of hindu gods. in a recent interview, my mclean said as that home movie, it was around the events that take place one evening when he knew what is a piano, i'm sure the streets of toronto. she also said that people criticizing and protesting the poster if watch, so we would then quickly be rushing to change the hashtags from a rescue not to long enough in order to resign. people still may have gone unnoticed. right now, if he didn't know that after the scandal will go smoothly, party, insulted the prophet muhammad, needing to angry through just and killing 2 men in the country in the see enough is enough, and it comes to

there's more big rain on its way through the great lakes on its way to was toronto expect from stormy stuff. monday night into tuesday . the showers in the desert southwest aren't as big as they were, but they are still there. i'm hoping there welcomes tickler when you get as far west as california. but in seattle at 26, it looks like the route the hot was currently with us. he's cooling down just a little bit, but there are still warnings out for high temperatures in british columbia. the rain leaving the leeward when we're dolls, is this the patch here slowly moving westward viscount, near with the water. otherwise, mexico's probably the wet his place in central america. in south america, la, she dry picks, you, attempt to slowly recover recovering in paraguay. ah, they watch us. they gather evidence with so can we and american cyber activists develops an app used in brazil to monitor the police. we have more cameras than they do because where the people, a bigger brother rebel peaks on a just 0. lou. the me. hello there on the hand home that's remind you of on top stories here. the

her movie was around the events that day while evening when he got it appeals as to the streets or toronto. she also said that people could deciding and protesting the post or if watch, so we would then quickly be rushing to change the hash tag from arrest cleanup to love enough in order to resign. you may have gone unnoticed. c for right now, if you gave that off to the scandal where the both of the ruling party insulted the prophets much too. and the protest and killing of 2 men in the country in the state of the nothing comes to jason's ability with their religion and decor. well, those are the main stories this. so don't forget to subscribe to odyssey and telegram channels for more news and video content money to be discussed. and thank you for watching. ah, i ah ah ah, well don't middle alex, she's just she columbia. no, not in columbia. nobody but i just want a level that it's all young. my real name is logical is law school of college with orange if it only if the lucas dear to be a number is big enough. feel okay. that make it go this night, which in bush and now she did the way vo

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sarah, who's in toronto for us, or wrestle just turkey, talking initially about so vladimir putin is the 1st time he's been outside the former soviet union. since the invasion of ukraine warner expect the russian president to be trying to get out of this visit val, it's quite a remarkable wizard. as you are so sad, it is the 1st international visit of vladimir putin outside of a former, after the russia and former soviet republic. so that to day he is going to meet her, took his present judge of type ab wanting to run and then or so he's going to meet the iranian president, o'brien bracey, and also the iranian, supremely, there are the hominy. so doing his talks or meeting with them now present avalon of turkey at that of the ukraine and particularly that the grain export from ukraine is going to be at the table. so there has been several phone calls between the turkish and the russian leaders. how to, to, to pay away at the, to and love the ukrainian grain to be explored through to export the through there in black sea. and to be taken to his stumble in at santa and that from his st

investors and also against toronto's patients. what is happening right now is the judge has dismissed the jury. the jury is leaving. they're going to reconvene, they say in about 15 minutes, presumably at that point was going to be discussed is the sentencing arrangement. when will mr bush i want to be sentenced? what's the next step in this? now that he's been convicted on all 12 counts, he could face up to 20 years in prison, of course. elizabeth holmes also sentenced in this same cases involving toronto's month or so ago, and she will also be sentenced in september. so once again, sonny boudouani convicted found guilty unanimously by the jury of 12 on all counts against him. that's the latest from the federal courthouse in san jose. mark sayer garcia back to you, mark from where you were. could you tell us elwani had any reaction or if there was a larger reaction in the courtroom as the verdict was read? yeah the courtroom was absolutely silent. no reaction at all. from the stands. the gallery of the courtroom. i was keeping an

brokerage revealed that a canadian lender toronto dominion bank is winning a deal. bloomberg is being told that the parental bank is working with advisors to toronto bank is working with advisors. it could be pursuant an acquisition. shery: the bond space, the obvious 10 year yield. involving more than 10 basis points this point. the 10 year yield also under pressure. a lot of volatility in the treasury space. we are talking about the 10 year yield rising 2% to fall -- if 3%. 10:29 -- we are talking about the treasury market, the peak of the pandemic. the best bets for the second half including the prince of the u.s. consumer. that is it for daybreak australia, daybreak asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. so with other diets, you just feel like you're muscling your way through it. the reason why i like golo is plain and simple, it was easy. i didn't have to grit my teeth and do a diet. golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. i sleep

it's 21 toronto blue jays at the jays win by that score the age take two or three, though from toronto, still those searching for their first series sweep of the season the nfl quarterback carousel continues. but jimmy garoppolo is still a member of the 49ers today, the cleveland browns agreed to trade former first round first round pick baker mayfield to the carolina panthers for fourth or fifth round pick in 2024. that depends on mayfield's playing time with the panthers. mayfield, the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft, joins the panthers team. it already has sam donald the number three overall selection in 2018 on its quarterback. depth chart. former nhl player and current scout for the san jose sharks has died. bryan marchment was 53 years old . the former nhl defenseman was selected 16th overall in the 1987 nhl draft. he played 17 seasons in the nhl, including with the san jose sharks before becoming a scout for the team in 2000 and seven according to the league. marchment was attending the nhl's draft when he died unexpectedly. the sharks tweeted a statement and mentioned

another, alexander augusta, another that left for toronto. he ruled through president lincoln asking to fight and he worked. he said he felt he was compelled to lead the state of the country because against the color of his skin. so these are the stories that carry. let's move through some of the images. sojourner truth. these are some of the women, some of the cabins people lived. these are two lieutenants that also photograph and here are some of the things they wrote about them. very light eyes and hair, light compact complexity, appreciated by his officers. now he's hard to manage but you can see by his personality, his head is cocked to the side and he's reckless, not buttoning his coat. there's different images from the war as i mentioned. and this is lewis' bus. he created this and we begin to think that the monuments are developed. he was the leader of a black truth and so this is one of the important moments of the war and after his death because he was honored in many ways but organized and these are some of the photographs of the m

let's bring back pooja kumra from toronto dominion. we heard about the tax cut plans of a lot of the leading content -- of a lot of the leading candidates. is there a trade in gilts in the political run-up? pooja: i think it was something that markets started playing last week. it is not about fiscal easing which will come from tax cuts. that is why we saw a pretty strong bearish movement. if you have fiscal support for cost-of-living crisis, you can address the price of the mandate which we already know that you can -- 10% in october. but i think one thing we do remain about is as we head to the august meeting, they will not have the forecast as to what this part of the fiscal channeling will have on growth and inflation. we are still using the growth forecast we got in may plus the additional fiscal spending we got. that could add potentially another 0.5% to inflation and that will keep adding up. with respect to the boe, this is a clear move toward hiking. another story for flatter curves in the u.k. gina: what would you expect is t