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a fast public appearance since being endorsed by the president to take over the mantle as candidates power as violent and not normal nation and defeat donald trump . campaign is received about $50000000.00 in donations since that announcement on sunday. and she has just received the endorsement of the full not house speaker, nancy pelosi. in one term, he has already surpassed the legacy of most presidents web server to terms and office. and i 1st came to know president by them through his son both. we work together as attorneys general in our states and back then bowed, often telling me stories about his dad. he would talk about the kind of father and the kind of man that joe biden is. the qualities that both revered in his father are the same qualities that i have seen every day in our president. his

honesty, his integrity, his commitment to his face and his family, his big heart, and his love, deep love of our country. meanwhile, the republican policies vp no many j. d vans is holding his fast solo riley this home state of ohio in the coming out there he is. now you can see, and that is live, his policy is already been on the attack, focusing on issues like immigration and hire, says, track record as vice president. let's have a listen to j. d found great congress and representing middletown, ohio award davidson. where's warren? going to be a high g o. p chairman, i told alex t, i'm probably going to put your name alex, alex, france a b lou. pretty good. got it. all right. i've learned and of course, the next center for the united states of ohio,

bernie marino. the don't get too excited. this is my of a not birdies that we got orlando sands, a great congressional candidate. got a good chance of winning a very tough raise if you're gonna, if you could help out orlando, please do and look every single one of these a visual state level. if i didn't, if i didn't see anybody didn't remember anybody, i apologize. we've got a great fit slate of state, local officials who are ready to make the state in this country. great. again, god bless you guys. god bless you for service and thank you for stepping up. i think i'd say hello middletown, ohio. hello to the great middletown minis. i'm so grateful to be here. i'm so grateful for the sort out you know, i, so many of you know my story,

but i graduated from middletown, ohio school in 2003, 21 years ago. and a lot of you know, the story of my family, a lot of you, i mean hell, a lot of you are my family actually were probably if you count 4th and 5th cousins, half of you are probably related to me in this room. but you know, this town was so good to me and i could tell so many stories about, you know, my, my grandma, my grandmother, i could tell stories about my mom and my sister. i can tell stories about it. we know it. we see here. we've got so many great. i think all those people here actually think cheryl or cheryl, you hear cheryl, i love you cheryl, my step mom. we just got so many good people who've been so good to me. but even if you've cast a wide or net, you know, ron selby was my math teacher in high school. ron's got to be around here somewhere . i know. yeah, that's fine hotel. i will tell

a story that i don't know if the story is actually true or just the legend of ron selby. but ron, if it's not true, don't tell me because i've gone 21 years believing it, and i don't want to be. i don't want it to be contradicted now, but yeah, the story is that at some point, rhonda of course is a tough teacher. he demanded a lot of the students that i was a beneficiary of that. but the story goes that at one point, ron selby had a student who really didn't want to take one of those world famous wrong, selby math final exams. and so somebody called in a bomb threat to middletown, ohio school. ok. so everybody goes outside, of course everybody remembers the student one porter. no you get a bomb threat. you to go stand outside the fire department comes. but ron was really pissed off and somebody was met the best of with his schedule. so he walked over. he walked to the kids locker, got what was allegedly the bomb through to the trash can and said, i know this kid, he's not smart enough to make a bomb. let's get back to school. that's

the legend around. so be i, you know, i, i could go through half an hour and longer, just talking about so many of us who may be, who i am, and i'm so grateful to you. and i said at the r and c convention, which was the craziest speech in the craziest environment i've ever given. it's, it's like all of you times a 100 people, right? they were just as excited as you guys are times about a 100 people. you could barely hear yourself think, but i said, i will never forget where i came from. ladies and gentlemen, i came from middletown, ohio. i am proud of it and i will never forget where i came from. events. oh, i might make the secret service. take me to central pastry afterwards to get some debts. here they go, they get nervous. they do not like an onyx and i loved mountains too. of course

both. i love both but bills is expanded a little bit. i feel you get no is not just at the, at the place, but they are on uh, what does that roosevelt get buildings anywhere now or at least a lot of other places. so it's, it's cast a wide or net. anyway, when talking about donuts all day, you can tell what, what, what i skipped lunch. so my minds on donuts here. but i, you know, and i'll tell you another story. you might, mammal was just an incredible woman and a lot of you newer and a lot of you newer personally. and i talked at the ard c convention and i'll, i'll repeat this story just because i think it illustrates how tough she was. that your memo died in 2005, and i was the united states marine at that point. and i was just about to leave for a rec and when it we and the rest of us went through her things. they discovered 19 loaded hand guns and mammals that is out of made up. now if that's the,

that's well, you know, when she introduced yourself, sir, she is an app watching american which introduced yourself to my my uncle, my aunt weas husband. after the 1st time she said, i'm for brother county kentucky where a woman isn't fully dressed without her guns. so that's, that's, that's, that was mammals attitude. and you know, she was tough and she was disciplined and she is the reason why i've had so many of the good opportunities that i've had my life. but people don't realize she was an incredibly sweet and kind and caring person to. and i never forget, i was probably 10 or 11 years old and she picked me up from school. and there was just this, this very, you know, i've never seen this person. she was probably 14 or 15 young girl who was sitting in the back of the car and she was clearly a little freaked out. and i'm gonna get emotional. tell him the story. and i don't think that i've ever told the story before, but you know, memo said i said,

who is this person who's in our car? and mammals said, don't worry about it any business. i said, okay, i'll shut up. eventually we dropped her off and then we went back home and i asked memo, it was that she said, well that was a that was a little girl. and i guess uh there was some, some pretty bad abuse in her house. and when that little girl ran away from home and tried to find a safe space, she asked, where could i go? and everybody said you can go to bonnie kansas house and that the and that is available, but that is the middletown that i knew you guys were always so good to me. i could talk about any number of public school teachers from ron selby to a number of others. i could talk about people who looked after us when we were riding their bikes around. memo was, you know, she was always worried about safety, but she was never that worried about safety in middletown,

ohio because she trusted the people lived here and she knew they were good. human beings were look after all of us that we looked at for all of our kids. the, i, you know, i gotta be careful about that because michigan is one of the most important bout around states. so i cannot give the state of michigan any reason to vote against the trump dance ticket. we gotta, we gotta work hard for every single vote. but look, i, i, my point in intel on some of these stories is just that i love every one of them. okay. that was done on try this vice president nominate san isn't a found speaking in his home town of middletown, ohio. it is of course, as fast soto raleigh since being announced as trumps, new running beads. let's go to phil eval, who was also in middletown. he's outside, i believe. busy the. busy where a fence is speaking, so this is his home ground,

isn't it? so plenty of support for him that are plenty of support, although actually we had a bit of a unusual situation maybe about an hour or so ago because jp on so right the went in, you know, we sold all the bites. we sold the secret service and it was this line of hundreds of people outside who's being here for 67 hours, who were told, sorry, play cisco, you know, getting in. and they will angry. they were obviously very supportive of him because he had a local guy, but they were also not very happy. some of them left and they said they were annoyed. they taking the day off work. and then what we saw was a master class and setting the situation around because he had obviously been told about this. he didn't want to risk the negative headlines, people to think about it. so we came out and he went over that just see what those blue flashing lights, albany this night, those. and everybody rushed over that to get that self piece of the pictures with him. with him in the background. he gave them away. he was not there for very long, but it did a real job of turning the phoenix around and we saw people walking the life cycle that made it worthwhile as they made the right heard. but of course, yeah,

as you say, this is his hometown. as we just heard him talking a lot about his personal stories about his childhood and about why it's so important for him to start his 1st rally here in middletown. i'm going to bring it taught now. totes, i guess that we've got, hey i'm, he's got a quite a unusual suspect because thoughts of an event that, you know, usually the guy sees the call, the caps, the flags, and all these events he sells his honey honey, you've seen a lot of these events don't right, let me think, how does the crowd here compared to what you've seen at that site when pens was running a few years ago, while the energy here is staggering the device, samuel? so, i mean, obviously he's in his hometown, but his story is where he came from. what are you 40? they basically, it's a great story and he's young and he brings the, the, if there's a voting, but it's just been criticism off him for the fact that he's changes. political timing right? about trump, you know, the probably the cold in america's handling and all that kind of stuff. um, people who don't see my both about that place. i got to change his mind to 300. and it was years ago, i mean, the 2017,

a 28. that's 89 years. that's the grant and saw they've got a good we've got to come back with. thank you very much. all right, nice easily. here's, this is not why they leave you here. okay, uh we uh now listening to her kim jeffries. uh, let's have a quick listen to what he's got to say is the minority lead of the us house of representatives. let's see what he has to say. unfortunately, unfortunately we, we just caught the tail end of a key, jeffries, the let's go to our white house correspondent kimmy, how could she joins us from washington, dc. so here we are at this point for a couple of harris growing by the minutes. we've just had confirmation in the last few minutes or so can leave that for my house speak. and nancy pelosi is who said come out to endorse come to harris. it looks like the policy is trudy routing

around as the democratic presidential nominate. yeah, and as you below c has but how came jeffries hasn't a he's a notable exception, but you're right, the former house speaker, someone who helped the job prior to uh had came jeffries. uh well, my dad, he's the party leader, but she's also held that position as well. so she has come out and endorse campbell harris. and this is a big one because, you know, she made history as holding the position as a woman. and so it was really important for her to endorse comma, la harris, potentially given the fact that couple of harris could make history as the 1st female president of the united states. so she and her statement that i feel confident that cala harris will lead us to victory in november. now, as the fact that she has come out means that it's just a matter of time before it came jeffries, the top democrat in the house of representatives, chuck schumer,

in the senate top democrats there. brock obama and you know, bernie sanders, a permit democratic senator hall, somebody that was successful bid for the presidency. they will also come out and endorse commer harris because they were all part of that pressure campaign to get joe biden, to step aside. and kimberly we, we, we miss taking live what her team jeffreys had to say, but i can see on the why is that what he did say was that a man chuck schumer, you mentioned images to meet with couple of harris shortly. so just focus through the timeline, it's a month until that democratic national convention. what. what has to happen before that as well? what has to happen in the end? i actually come to la harris has said it herself and talk, she's been tweeting about us. uh, we want to take a look at her tweet, what she's saying is it's the 1st full day of our campaign. so she's heading up to wilmington, delaware later to say hello to our staff in our headquarters one day down

a $105.00 to go together. we're going to win this. she's got a lot of work to do. that's what she's going to be doing between now and august. 19th. as when the democratic national convention get started, she's making phone calls us or she did all day on sunday. she's trying to shore up her support because here's the thing. all those delegates that were pledged to joe biden in the primaries. well, they don't automatically go to her. she's got a wind them over and well by laws count. what i was looking at is she needs more than 2000. it looks like about a 1000 of already pledged for support for her, but that's unofficial. they have to do it formerly the democratic national convention, so she's shoring it up, making sure that she has all the support of the delegates and the superdelegates. she's already got the endorsements of more than 200 house democrats, more than 45 set of democrats, and 17 of the 23 nations democratic governors. so, i mean she's, she's pulling it off, but again, it's good it's, it's taken ruling of her sweet slaves making the phone calls. it's been hours of it

and i hear she was doing it wearing her elevators, howard university sweatshirt. well eating pizza with anchovies all day on sunday. so now she's gonna hit the campaign trail and meet some of the campaign workers that are help her along the way. and kimberly, we just sold jd events that speaking at a riley in his hometown of middletown. what do, what is the republican policy make of the developments and the democratic policy of the last 24 hours? why don't they have to say about what's been going on as well? what they're saying is they're attacking comma le harris. they've called her a sort of tackling comma line, all kinds of flattering words, but really, why they're doing this because it's the absence of a strategy. and this is actually a problem for the republicans because what they don't have right now is sort of the village to campaign against right now. campbell is not, is the presumptive nominee. she's not the official democratic presidential nominee that doesn't become official until the democratic national convention. so there's

a big question mark right now for the next month, and that makes it hard for donald trump to campaign. his whole strategy has been around campaign. it goes to by them, but with him stepping aside, their strategy is kind of up in the air and there's no running late for comm, la harris. the presumptive not democratic national. 2 rather, not many, so this really leads these kind of big for j, the balance as well. so it's hard to have a focus strategy when you don't know who you're running against. and so this is really problematic for the republicans and kind of leaves them hanging, which isn't really what you want to do and you've only got 4 months left until voters cast their ballots. okay, kimberly he'll get that for us at the white house, washington dc. now that president barton has quit the presidential race. let's have a quick look what is likely to happen next. so far as president, couple of harris will need to select a running rates. the democratic policy is use to hold

a virtual votes for new nominate ahead of its national convention next month. but if the democrats caught united behind harris, it could lead to an open convention in this scenario, where there is no chosen nor many before the event begins. and if harris doesn't become the norman a, she on her running mate will have to be false to you to find a policy ahead early voting in september. and that's getting more and all this. somebody can speak. ashley bryan bailey, she joins is now from since not seeing ohio. she's the co founder of when black an organization campaigning to counter mis information. thank you so much for giving us your time here on out to 0. so we've seen the democratic party radi around couple of harris and the last 24 hours or so in the last few minutes we just had from nancy pelosi, who we still haven't heard from is barack obama. does that surprise you? i

apologize. thank you for having me and, and, you know, i wouldn't necessarily say a surprise as a, as a former obama and bite and campaigns they offer. i am well aware of this strategic nature. and also the acknowledgment that i know brock has of the weight of his words, the weight of his decisions. but i don't think we're waiting on an obama endorsement . i think it's important to recognize that not just in the last 24 hours and but there are many in the democratic space that have been standing firmly with comma look as vice president on the ticket. but really re insuring the american people that the bite in here is ticket, what strong come a lot has been standing beside bite, and i over these last 3 and a half years leading across many different accomplishments. and so i think that, you know, it feels like the momentum, it's definitely an energized race because we are excited for a qualified top of the ticket. and we think by the end for taking such

a great step in leadership to pass that towards to this next generation. but there's no me to wait on any other endorsements of the party were behind her. progressive organizations like myself and our firm at a be. we are on the ground and, and doing the work and, and ready to, to get her into the white house. we had again, okay, as, so assuming she is the nominee, i mean how, how do you think she's going to 5 politically in this match up against donald trump? sure. well, i, you know, i, i think that, you know, there is really no match up in my opinion. and your counselor really is a representative of the folks of this country as the daughter of jamaican and in indian immigrants. she is the picture of a public servant at donald trump. doesn't have, has the qualifications that a president comalla harris does from a district attorney to attorney general, to serving in the senate. and then now being

a incredible vice president. i think when we're looking at just accomplishments to accomplishments, experience, and also being a unifier. and there really is no comparison. but look, there's a reality and there is no easy road to the white house, especially, and in the political landscape that we're in. and so we're very rooted in that reality and understanding that there's critical building blocks that we have some work to do. uh, black voters there. and you know, and lot of times there's, uh, black motors can be the difference between the margin of victory. but i also have to count, add that in 2016, you know, white women 50 to 53 percent voted to electronics. and so while you know, my focus will be really engaging and making sure we're telling the story and doing the research to make sure that we're up lifting come, lighting her accomplishments. but there's also work to be done to make sure that we're not finding ourselves in another position such as 2016 and,

and how much she sell itself against from given there are a number of undecided voters who didn't like either abiding or trump. absolutely, i mean there's so many things you know, unfortunately coming out of the assassination attempt to donald trump, the country really is still feeling that the vision and the color is a unifier. i think folks are looking for someone that's not going to have this device of nature that someone that is finding for a quality for all. well, it has represented that she's been a champion for women's and re pro rights. she was the 1st president or vice president to ever visit an abortion clinic color had been leading the 1st ever done by one's office at a federal level. and these are things that are very stark contrast between what age from presidency represents. and so i think that's what the american people are looking for and they're looking for someone. and that is a while experience. but also looking at the next generation,

listening to what voters are looking for and calmly definitely represents that. he talks about her being the 1st woman to be a president or, but also the 1st woman of black himself asian descends. while those are amazing things. and what she's a change is incredible, conveys fact, is actually combined with the fact that she's have little time to campaign actually was against as a course. i mean there's, there's so many things are that can be challenging in this race. but i'm, you know, fortunately she has the access to the infrastructure that has been the bite in here as campaign. and there are boats to pull progressive organizations and many leaders that are standing with her using the weight of our teams and my team at a be. we're putting research in the field right now to make sure that we have all of the messaging and insights needed to tell the appropriate incorrect story. but

color is a woman and a black woman running for president, and we cannot ignore that. she is going to face much of vitriol as she has sense to one of the highest offices. and so i am, well, i think that that is going to be definitely a devastating challenge. it also is the story because i think it's so great weakness and that that is their only strategy because there is no strategy. when you're going up against someone who has a wealth of accomplishment, we have a wealth of knowledge and experience. and the only thing you can do is go low and that is exactly what they're going to do over the next 4 months. and carmella and her team and, and teams like my own, are prepared to tell the american people the true story of her record of who she is and why she is the best choice for our nation. okay, we're gonna get this over to you. ashley bryan. bailey, speaking to us back from cincinnati, a higher co found

a win black and managing partner of a be a black own research and creative agency. thank you. as the director of the u. s. secret service says the attempted assassination of donald trump was the most significant operational failure in decades. kimberly g to a has a paid before the congress. she told a house committee, she's taking full responsibility for any security lapse. safety services come under intense scrutiny off to the attempted assassination of the former president. earlier this month, donald trump was hit in the ear by bullets. one person was killed, 2 others injured schedule. she advertise, he was the only person capitol hill in washington dc. so the secret service chief, she had has an acknowledge that it was her failure. the secret service is failure. do we have a better idea of what actually went wrong now? know, and as a result, we've just seen mounting and an inter, judith,

see that the chief will seem to think that she could just top out this hearing on those on the subpoena and they'll answer any of the most basic questions. most importantly, how is it that a roof so close to the podium and donald trump was speaking, could remain unsecured. how could the, the one of the assassin be a be allowed to be seen is suspicious, but of a frat? despite using a rangefinder to, to try and case the area for distances trying to imagine be you haven't use a drone in the past climbing onto a roof and you have, he wasn't approach control and then it was almost almost too late. so i think one, congressman just said, this is the worst performance he's ever seen in front of a congressional hearing. this is more, more shame on the secret service. he said to me, the initial assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania. i think one of the reasons why there was more anger is when the director of the secret service together to have somebody who stalls it with the statement where she talked about transparency and accountability. the secret

service, a solemn mission, is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed. as the director of the united states secret service, i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations. we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure that an incident like july, 13th does not happen again. and she, i'm the thing. it was a point to that, the secret service for how they handle things off to the president. god. so there was this delay in getting you most of the stage. right, sir, but, but once again, she refused to be drawing really on any of the information. the decision making process is the division of labor. and what you're saying is she's going to wait till the various investigations a complete of up to be up to 2 months from now. so she's refusing to actually go to any detail right now, which a lot of the folks on the panel will say, well,

this could be to conspiracy theories and problems. but i think we're even happen to have an actual campaign right now. and we want to see changes now we can't wait for for 2 months of issues or the changes are being made. and yet she's not, she's not deciding to reach any conclusions or, or actually tell us the most basic information. so what we also know more and more close bipartisan goals for her to resign. i think this testimony is going to increase those schools. thank you for that. she advertise see that person capital him the still ahead on challenges. era may, within the european union of the hungry is position on the ukraine is full. dr. stadium isn't big enough to contain the hissing. if it's the biggest stone and the is the the

low. again, it's getting hotter by the day in the middle east. let's dive into those details. big picture for stuff. not much going on. plenty of hazy sunshine, but we go in for a closer look. up and down the golf coates over the next few days. you're temperatures will be wobbling around 50 degrees and hot enough for us here in doha as well. let's go 47 on tuesday. show you a 3 day forecast. we're pretty much gonna walker temperature in around $47.00 potentially up to $48.00 on friday. this wall above average, but not record breaking stuff. 50 degrees as a record for july, but this is a heat wave for this part of the world's. okay. the months who rains, it's been quite up and down focused on that trend, looking to continue for the next 7, maybe even 10 days. but i gotta get you to the turkey where it is still hot and sunny. okay. somewhat weather is starting to creep into it stumble on tuesday with a height of 34 degrees. northwest africa, ne africa. both sides are hot, but you've got a head away from the coast in morocco. so places like merit cash,

chiral, $41.00. go down. denial in to as one your temperatures are in the mid forties as well. central europe usual showers and storms around the gulf of guinea. here is somewhat weather for nigeria and for southern africa, it's con for now. so enjoy it. while you can see it later once a journey through every story, every step celebration of what we can achieve when to reach the welcome to simmons and exclude does the redesigns luxury living, crafting a future today. we create investigative journalism. this is quite chilly. moving through here, sensing that last horrible mind, but at the journey,

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candidates. the director of the u. s. secret service says the attempted assassination of donald trump was the most significant operational failure in decades. kimberly changeable, told the congress, she's taking phone sponsibility for the 6 years. and the 6, the palestinians have been killed in downtown, says ro launched a new military operation in eastern newness people say they're getting new times, find safety training for the system and took the phone, we're in just a moment, self suddenly showing the, the dest tolan, gaza, is rising quickly off the israel launched a new military operation in the city of con eunice. denise 17. have been killed. thousands, a wounded and have been taken to a nearby hospital policy and say that we've given no time to find safety. it's rarely for the sausage and bone,

the area just months off. so they issued an evacuation order. him. could ari reports from darrow ballot and central gaza. the air strikes on eunice and then as always, the casualties draws to hospitals in the box of cards. inside the dead lay on the floor, a familiar scene in garza, there's no despair. you don't know that 6 of my family were killed. my son and his wife, together with the 3 daughters and son were all killed. what's wrong to those innocent children to me? so i landed, and naples has run out to see my sister's nephews and nieces only lying on the ground torn to pieces. the mother was also killed on the stomach was ripped open. they were old women and the young innocent children the body parts and would, over the place more ambulances arise at most of the hospital. the attack came minutes after and is really wanting to leave. not enough time for

those people to escape. thousands of others rush to get out for us to be displaced. time and time again. told police, then it's a vicious cycle of brutality. the family was sleeping and they hit him. they were children. this is the american naziism. this is the nothing. yeah, not system. israel carried out a ton of swear this time outside of the hospital and did it. but the drones try kitchen, attend, used by turning this district was only 20 meters away where our team was base next to the hospital. the strength was so strong, but the couple of my colleagues were knocked off their feet. this is meant to be a safe space next to the hospitals comm pounds, cuz it says we have not continued this this man murray. that's why. where is our

mother to ask him. she was killed her bod. he is inside the car trunk. he tells him . and from here she will be taking tea thing in the morning as she was driven away cleaning on to their final moments with her and told her the i'll just the unity but because of how the medical self at the national hospital said that the situation there is out of control when medical complex in fun. unice has been overwhelmed with a number of patients wounded. have been treated on the flu. health specialist have declared the hospital as a function. sorry, a couple assume has been following the latest developments from darrow ballot. and since we got the, the is very minute, 3 is bouncing more pressure on at the city of han year this and this how that hospital district when you military controversial does have been passed to residents and the eastern areas recommended them to no longer remain in that place,

but they have been given a very short time in which to have been the wind minute, 3 bombardments families, in fact, that have been really struggling in order to leave touches about thousands of displace palestinians are right now have a notebook and shelters while they are still families product um its this ongoing file with a minute to announce that the ours tossing a new mandatory and cogent and that parts of the city far seemingly as the situation sounds really critical. it has been also was in the central areas with always of these wait a minute to right now for an upgrade to refuge account. there is a very notable and limited advancement for this very minute treat tanks on the eastern areas of, of the race which has been a combined by white and tv onto the re, an area of abutment a games or residential houses in that area. the causing the barry on the present. veal of destruction, in that very marginalized parts of a district too. now there's so many kinds of lit up and fighting as how much corporate to have been engaging in fighting with these. what else?

recreation forces. not only, you know, hundreds as well, but also in operation in roughly in the pos house of district power companies. i will do 0 very, but i had a story. i. li, i spoke to to be a bell. my name is the medical team leader with doctors without borders. he explain what happened in the hospital following the as rarely offensive in con eunice. this is the 6 mass casualty event in fly alone for which in the last 9 days, today's mass casualties started super quickly. alternative actuation older was given for many blocks in the humanitarian zone. and very quickly injured patients came to the emergency room and very quickly for the whole day, there was a trickle of injured patients as uh, at by 230. so from 9 am to 230. with that at that time, there were a $115.00 injured and approximately 40 dad. i have just received

a message from my colleague still on site saying another wave of injured have arrived. what i can say is that we almost run out of luck today. uh, staff members are involved, score of my colleagues was living in the of actuation or did zones 2 of them were in tears at the work because they were on the phone to that families listening to the, the, the quote comp to is in that home saying they felt on the safe and my colleagues couldn't go to them a stuff nice that i was working with ton. and so a patient that was a doctor that he had been working with yesterday. another feature was how many unaccompanied children that was today. it was very striking and very shocking your u. k. talk to you and imagine st. cad talk to you've been in gauze, i believe for months. i mean, it took me through some of the, the, the main challenges in these hospitals, in terms of you being able to provide can,

what is it that you need desperate me or locking? is it the will to, is it the electricity? is it the sanitation? what is it, what are the biggest challenges in, in trying to do your job? the issue here is that there is a deep, deep exhaustion this back on fee a amongst off and amongst patients, i myself felt terrorized today because there was a strike at a press tent outside. i'll walk to the hospital. my colleagues heard that strikes themselves. i believe your report to just mention that we have a press tent right outside nasir hospital. we the press of that. we have to work in a condition where we may expect to strike anything moments on the us when that happens. how can you concentrate when you touch on the next step patients you see was a staff member that you are working with yesterday, which is what happened to my nurse colleague today. let me just say the last thing

i did today when i left that emergency room at the stop change of it was to try to do a suite to make sure they would know orthopedic patients left to come to our trauma unit. i turned the cuts and back, and there was a child, a go, maybe 8 years old, a loan dying, a leg woods twisted, and net close to the side. she clearly had a brain injury and we are being on any capacity to be able to save her life any other health care system because that had been one patient in the u. k. where i was cool. i'll swear we may have been able to save her, but here today and does that because of what we're all in jewelry. we have to leave half a dead, and she's dying alone on that truly. i know she will have died by now. the

european union says it will move upcoming foreign defense ministerial meetings from budapest to brussels in protest of congress position on the board ukraine, and where he currently holds the european union presidency. but his prime minister, victor obama, came on the criticism for traveling to most gay to meet with russian president vladimir putin to discuss the war and ukraine without the support of each allies. i understood that we have to send the signal even if it is a symbolic signal that's been a gains the port a partial due to a p and union. and disqualifying the policy with the union as the parties well has to have some consequences. now some stuff last and she's an opposite down for us. so step looks like brussels is really struggling with hungry presidency. can you explain what has led to this escalation?

yeah, i think it would be an understatement to say that's a fix all but has irritated brussels and the money you leaders. so it's not the only de soto trip as you call. so it's a are been made to feel for most co badging and also amazing donald trump in washington. this, of course, has been going on for quite a long time. the relationship between a, you need us and hungry slee, that has been problematic for a very long time, but this trip, which all, but has called of these efforts, basically trying to communicate with the, with russia, and also a way to frame without any mandate from the from brussels, basically is own decision. uh, that basically has gone completely against every once. well, most you lead us well, and now this has flat to this punishment. it's a g meeting that is scheduled for august in hungary, and beryl joseph morales today has announced that that will now take place in

brussels. hungry has also immediately responded saying this is a salaries, aggressive spence and also calls its childish to boys both hungry and this way. but of course, all button has for a long time. us up structed also age for you for 8, and he has a different position on rush. us invasion has long relations, so with the process been flooded may 4th. and so he has already been a defense has already had a different voice for quite a long time. and now this, it seems to escalate into a serious spot. how is this going to affect the use foreign policy, especially looking at the one you craze? a well organ is kind of isolated only slovak yahoo! it's a forcing hungry physician, a so and the short term it shouldn't affect the use position on your way, which is still very much in support of minutes. we 8 for ukraine,

but what all the and has written in his report about his historical space mission is that he is anticipating a new era for europe. when do you wash is not willing to support ukraine as it is doing right now, a changing situation geo politically. he says that you should work more together with china. so that's what he was aiming for during this, this trip he said, and of course, this is something that you lead us also realize that there could be a trump presidency and that definitely they could also lead to a different stance from the united states on the war and ukraine, so in the long term, that could be definitely some impact uh, from what our bond is doing right now on the use foreign policy. okay, thanks. that's the fast and left for us in to them. these 50 people have been killed in the district of go 5 in southern if you're, if you're following 2 lines sides, officials say children,

women and police officers are among the dead. some emergency workers have also died . rescue f. it's all continuing student needs. civilians have stuff that who run this levels of violence that's according to doctors without borders. a group is accused by facilities on in the parent ministry rapid support forces, a quote, a blatant disregard for human life and international. know, it's also keys by policies of subjecting entire communities, indiscriminate killings and persist in the tax on medical facilities. see, when refugee agencies says, mold and 7000000 venezuelans have left the country in the past 9 years, most have settled the neighboring states, where they have continued to struggle with economic hardship and hostility towards migrants and the hope the upcoming presidential election could put venezuela on a different path paving the way for that return. i live under, i'm pissy reports from booking to some companies,

catalina believe they are left in the swear less 6 years ago, escaping unbearably harsh economic and political conditions under president. because that's my daughter. 3rd time here in the colombian capital, it has not been easy to make a living. she sells coffee on the streets of book with a low, caring for 9 years old daughter online. your. she says she's hoping the upcoming presidential elections will give her the opportunity to return home to be with the rest of her family. they were fed out the last step, what i have to hope and faith that we will kick out the government. that things will change, that i will be able to return to my country for most of the venezuelans abroad won't based badly that the president leaves and the country gets fixed to make many others are putting their faith in the opposition candidate. it need to go inside this route. yeah. one of his campaign play just to bring back michael living abroad. there's no doubt that the upcoming elections represent the most serious

challenge yet to a seat. venezuelan president for me class, my daughter. opinions poles favor the opposition. but in a context of ongoing refreshing against critics, nobody here believes that the elections will be fair. some 5000000 venezuelans were eligible to vote live outside the country. many in shanty towns like this one on the outskirts of both to the re present an important electoral group. government numbers showed that only a 107000 that been allowed to register to vote create except it ends to nearly impossible requirements needed to register like demanding migrants hold residency visas in the country where they were size or valid passports that are often very expensive. some migrants just gave us up, refusing to even try and manage what i don't come at. i today. i never registered

because everybody already knows who will win again. and that's probably why the government always when it's sort of for you because people are disillusioned with the process and don't vote. and that's wrong, i know. but i do the same guy. why boat? if they won't let anybody else when they come with you, with the election, new means been swelling. migraine seesaw between hope and fear. knowing that the results could define the options to return or force many more to leave alison to be a d as a z. and i will look that has all the l just there in sports. we meet the swim at who's facing a raffle and set by myself, now targeting the fall, encountering the cost of geopolitical tensions, increase globalization, and faces a black clash. so is the old rules based on the changing poor shape the roles of

the future of the us, both china and could. he cannot make alliances like bricks count to the current west, or the counting the cost on al jazeera, the safe them even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator here on now as

the, [000:00:00;00] the size of the school is on the thank you so much molly? well, i career 1st that basketball legend le bron james a full time be a champion will be the men's flank better for the us team. i think i think sorry many of the power games, the 39 year old back of the games for the 1st time since 2012. we've chosen innovative points thought. same usa athlete speak to tom olympic gold medalist as the 1st men's basketball player to get the on i think a great one. he learned that he deserved it as a lot of other athletes that probably would've been great for the the role. but we know the that like the how people look at him. so i think it'd be great. it'd be grateful, american sports streets on it. let me pick something,

jumping out of the page, sees a leading consent of the car. the british slack michael phelps is the only male. so myself, on the same defensive, 3 successive olympics and p. t could equal that achievements. he wins the 100 made suppress. struck 29 year old stepped away from compensation for most of last year due to mental health, precious. as an athlete that you never really take time off of a few weeks, but never enough time to allow in all my suck, a little bit of personality because you so tied all the time. so instead of time off, it was more of a reflection of what do i want. and if that wasn't to go to the games, it wasn't going to be. but i make that decision to get my absolute best. my whole life it. and hey, we all that, you know, you don't have to like yourself to be here. you can actually enjoy it. you can actually go, okay, i want to do this, i want to talk of this and we'll go get it. while a french athlete looking to impress that it's time lympics is swim at lee a motion, he's already broken

a wells record previously held by michael phelps. as tom size and triples shown, when the on most shown competed in the 400 meets admittedly fine with the loss olympics in tokyo, there were few expectations on him to win the youngest in the field with just 19 he finished 6 fox sports, 3 years frenchman this now of 5 time will champion and a world record holder. when i went to turkey, i was kind of like a random swimmer, you know, and nobody knew my name. i will be different. that's any different this year. and i'm getting prepared for that. and yeah, the main focus now is just honestly managing the pressure to meet the people around me. you expect me to do something there. since the took your games, most shante has broken 12 french national records. and as a college student in the us, he became the most decorated arizona state, actually the full time his coach to around. so all of this was bought by man who is now

a stranger to success. he led the us swimming team across 4 olympic games during the period. we still michael folks become the most successful olympia in the full time . he's very good underwater, better than anybody ever by far so that he's got that he has speed and he has endurance. so he kind of has the whole package that you want. he has it all really . you know, he's just an experience. he just needs more experience. the hubs probably gonna be believe it experience so not the proverbial benson has already been passed on by phelps, marshall and broke the americans. 2008 will record at last year's world championships. i'm folks was the himself to handle the metal motion to expect to be standing on the podium once again. this time in front of his home crowd at the

paris games. so i wanna way i wanna win. oh, middle honors. the main thing honestly. i'm trying to get faster and every event now, you know, said that target to someone who nearly quit swimming as a boy because he felt the horse. it was too cold. pump silence out 0 of skateboarding. we'll see some of the youngest athletes and these olympics australian chloe cavellas making her games w at the age of 14. but is a veteran compared to 11 year old chinese rival jung, how escaped boarding competition begins on saturday. you will feature men's and women's punk and street events on definitely let her know this because it's like the biggest says i is the various competition and those left his family save a little here and every lab also very sided. you know, i go on my yeah, i tried it all alone and yeah, it's a really cool experience to stay here with everybody. i knew the crown sort of

french champion time. i gotcha has pulled out of the olympic road cycling events, citing extreme signal, surprising on sunday, based with a name became the 1st draw to to do the tool and 0 to tell me a double for my start to use this. how to describe how life is right now. it's a, it's a whole a be to create crazy. i would say the craziest feelings have so far, and then so i think for me the moment with the, with the team on the, for the, i mean these really, really, especially really. yeah, we're my heart japanese baseball 6 don't show hired. sony wouldn't be in paris, holly that was supposed to be dropped from the she's going to take program, but it will be returning to that. i'll send you these games in 2028. in the meantime. i tony's been entertaining the la crowns, with a huge hole on the syllable accessing. don't just idea of the policies, the tooth home run of the season or that is,

i suppose looking for not molly and sandy and that's it for me. my lean sides. this news that was submitted by that will be here in just a moment, much more on the day's news to stay with us. the security concerns and political uncertainty, or just some of the issues facing the organizers of the 2024 olympic games at paris . as millions turned their attention to friends with the hosting, they should be ready to welcome the world on july, the 26 stay without a 0 for the latest updates,

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