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excellence, award, denominator hero. now the deal we want to live in a country of freedom, compassion, and rule of law or country of chaos, fear and hate coming to her as hits the campaign trail saying she's ready to take on donald trump in november's us presidential x. the military johnston. this is sarah from also on the make no mistake. the american people know that comma la harris phones jo biden's, catastrophic and failed policies. republicans hit back toting their attacks from
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button to hers. given only minutes, warnings of to me at least $89.00 palestinians are killed as well as assaults on southern guns plus the north, you know, name, jewish activists, hold the palestinians, some authority protest inside the capitol hill. building on the eve of benjamin, that's a young who's addressed to congress, the us vice president comma the harris says, hit to the campaign trail. just 2 days off the job i dropped out and endorsed to replace them in november's election. she held her 1st solo route in wisconsin, a swing state that's crucial for the democrats and republicans. from o, okay, feel the valid reports. you can keep tamela harris away from wisconsin at the moment,
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but something's changed since the vice president's last visited half the crowd all smiles as they prepare to the breaking news. everybody's been expecting and i am told as of this morning that we have earned the support of the mess delegates to secure the security results show as be fits a b p visit snipers on the roof on the roads, blocked a few, trump supporters, but they were drowned out by those calling for an end is rails rule on garza and israel zone is the across the street. nobody really taking any notice because there was only one person that you were here to listen to. we need to support the next pressure, the united states. we don't have a choice. would you mind actually going to be the president efficiently? she, she better be. we're going to do everything with the line. i think she's standing on the right side of this. and i want to protect the democracy we have in this
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country. this is actually coming on august 5th, visit to wisconsin this year alone. why? what? because simply, it is a crucial swing state which explains why both sides are pretty so much effort into it wide and took it in 2020 trump, took it in 2016 present and 5, and mentioned wisconsin target states of the union earlier this year. whereas last week, there were thousands of republicans here for the national convention. this site is a big deal to both campaigns. it's only been 2 days since president fights, withdrew from november's election ad endorsed pamela harris. she's already raised a $100000000.00 in donations. they haven't even had time to take. jo, findings may have of the brands and yet a sign of just how quickly this campaign is moving. but democrats don't feel there is a 2nd to waste. let's also make no mistake. this campaign, it is not just about us versus donald trump. this
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campaign is about who we fight for and there's plenty of fight left in them. they'll move in. ready. phil laval, alta 0, milwaukee wisconscin. us present. joe biden is back in washington for the 1st time since he dropped his bid for election and endorsed kind of the iris revealing to drop out of the race. or he'll be giving a televised address from the over the office on wednesday when his decision to step aside. but an issue, the statements thing he will speak about what lies ahead. he had been isolating his home and done away, although he tested positive for cope with 19 o. y task correspondence. kimberly, how could reports from washington, dc of us president joe biden emerging from his home in delaware, telling reporters he is feeling well. it is the 1st time in almost a week that people have seen joe biden, after being diagnosed with cove it. it puts the end almost
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a week of speculation that the president was more ill than the white house was letting on. but those fears were put aside and reaffirm in terms of the facts and the president as well by a letter from the white house physician, doctor kevin o'connor, who said the president never had a fever. he was always able to do his presidential duties and his symptoms have now resolved. now, given the fact that the president has passed the baton in terms of being at the top of the ticket to his vice president, kala harris. what we know is that he's now really focusing on the business of david day of being president. he has wiped his schedule clean of really campaign events and is this is going to be a problem for the president. given the fact that when there is really what is known as a lame duck presidency, is very hard to work with congress. particularly when you're
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a democrat and the house of representatives is controlled by republican still, the us president is going to use wednesday evening to discuss what he wants to do for the remainder of his term. he's going to speak from the oval office and he's going to lay out his agenda and talk to the american people about how he's going to finish the job, as well as why he decided to leave the presidential race. he also is going to be meeting on thursday with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. one thing that he is still trying to accomplish and that he believes his administration is very close to accomplishing is brokering a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. in the president's words, he says his administration is on the verge of being able to do that. kimberly health is algebra 0, the white house, a republican candidate, donald trump says he's looking forward to debating horace. more than once house
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republican leaders have also been out shifting the physical focus away from joe biden. she is the co owner, co author of co conspirator and all the policies that got us into the mass. i just made a list off sitting in the back this morning. crises owned by comma here as co own, the border crisis, the inflation crisis, the crime crisis, everything happening with the economy or national security weakness on the real estate. she, she is a, she is a equal partner and all of that from the inflation crisis to the energy crisis to the crime crisis. and the number one issue facing americans, no matter what district across america is the border crisis. and commer harris is jo biden's, open borders are but really am i caught it. you can tell me the mid us by credit joy chain to get democratic strategist and james davis, republican strategist, about the how the race is shaping up now has a part of that conversation. in terms of identity,
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what would they be looking at exactly with regards to a contender, full vice president. again, we go back to come with her as being a woman. would it be important to balance that out with a, a of vice president who is a man? i'm sure i don't know, but i'm sure she's looking for who is going to compliment heard of best, who's going to help us deliver the state the most that we want? who she has chemistry with what all 4 of these in this case they happened to the men on candidates are fantastic. so we're thrill this is. this is an embarrassment of riches for them can live a, james, don't not so impressive that he's willing to debate calmly, harris any time and, and, and move in once. should he do so? most certainly will be as easy as, as what happened in the last of a would. it is an awful debate or tools he gathered richard his trans when she was trying to get notes in the democratic primary and she was
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a presidential candidate. it's and, and she did, and she used the uh, the fact that um, kamala paris had, as a prosecutor, really put a lot of a black man in jail for simple drug possession. and i think that could backfire again, sir. you know, especially since that's one of the narratives that she's trying to use in this campaign that she's a prosecutor versus an offender. i think i can actually backfire against her because of the, bring up her history as a prosecutor, which wasn't great. it helped moderate kind of where she was, i think at the time and in california, but ultimately i think it would be a major liability, a joy to disagree with that. mr. davis. mr. davis, you need to talk and find listen, brother, use the black men call the other night that was out
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standing brimming over catch. it is still on youtube, he's a washer. and he and we raised a, there were tens of thousands of blackman on your, in just a few hours. we raised over $1300000.00. all black men were not worried about it. when we know our best thing we have known come later as his record, she has another we are so thrilled in and proud that she is a prosecutor and proud of everything that she has done a we are, we are ready and black men are right in that with black women so excited the the gauze and now as well as minute trust. so to a con unit says kills at least $89.00 palestinians, an injured more than $250.00 people. resident certainly had a couple of minutes to evacuate before as well. targeted the area, the interested ground,
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the sold displace palestinians say they have nowhere to go off. that is really forces one of them to immediately evacuate from eastern calling you this to out. milwaukee and there's been, is rarely artillery shutting in the central gun was a residential building in the elbow range. a refugee camp was targeted. rescue is having working to remove bodies from the rubble part of the ports from the as well. it is very occupation forces austin ongoing with the military operation. in connie, in the city for the past day, was to have completely demolishing a planning on residential supplies in the eastern areas. while there was a very notable advancement for the east running country joints which has raised a symmetry in the canyon, is sick to destroy him for the grace. and i'm going fights train to come off of protest in the eastern areas of tonya. and we are talking about more than $200000.00 palestinians, have been displaced from the eastern areas of honey and heading to allow us to get
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into the same truck areas of the strip. but also these areas happen. what? missing more attacks within the past 24 hours in particular in a breach refuge account where there was a very notable military encouraging in the eastern areas of, of range where the military ring of homeless announced that they managed to attack these within maneuvering troops and such areas um, as they are still families, the trapped and this ongoing exchange of funds from us offices at east without corporation forces without getting any sort of help on the ground date by david just told his rising, i'm a new kind of even the escalation in terms of the uh, security conditions on the ground so far target cuz i so i would 0 very but i have a story earlier on tuesday's ready settlers a tax putting in property in the town of hawaii. right and occupied westbank. they've been blocking roads and targeting residents and vehicles lost under the
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protection of as many troops. those attacks triggered finding confrontations with kind us to use. some of them through stones and response is where the minutes with a control center to monitor attempt. meanwhile, jewish piece goods of hilda sits in inside the us capital, demanding a cease 5 and gaza comes a day ahead of is very prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is addressed to congress rule. so quoting for an end to us weapons exports to israel some demonstrate as well that way by police. sonya may have some knox from the jewish voice, but this was one of the organizers of the protest. she says the demands of supported by most jewish americans. this is protest gathered over 400 americans, use rabbi's students, descendants of holocaust survivors from all across the country. gathered together
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in the heart of congress to tell our president, to tell our vice president, to tell our elected officials, that what we need right now is a weapons and barcode. we need an end to the us funding and mundane aiding the ascending weapons to these really military. we need a ceasefire right now, and the only way we're going to get that is through a permanent weapons embargo that will ensure that our weapons are not being used to committed genocide. the reaction from the people that happened to being in the building was quite positive, so police were obviously distressed and they arrested over 300 of us. but we are going to keep going and we have seen seismic shifts. it's not enough. we are going to continue pressing. we are going to continue doing more. but the only way that us foreign policy has ever shifted to center human rights. and it's long history of doing terribly egregious things has been when there has been a popular uprising, demanding change. and we are seeing that right now. we were 400 people having
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a peaceful, civil disobedience sitting in the heart of congress. but we represented the majority of american voters, we represented the majority of the american jewish population, all of whom want to cease fire and support of weapons in fargo. so the head hair off to the break, the point anti government protests are intensifying across kenya. despite the major concessions from presidents when in route, the hello highest level alerts had been dropped for heavy rainfall up and down the west coast of india. now it looks like the bulk of the action really for central india. but that is starting to pull in to new delhi, pretty much the core door from delhi to agra. gonna get hits with heavy falls of
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rain. sure. tropical storm, proper rule making land fall in northern vietnam along the border with southern china. this is going to jump about half a month's worth of rain on, annoyed within 24 hours. but the bigger storm is our type food type room gave me as it is getting closer to taiwan. looking to make line fall over north or in thailand, taiwan over the next little bit. this will cook up to be the equivalent of a category 3 hurricane. so what exactly does that mean? looking at type pay over the next few days, months worth of rain and 24 hours. that much rain. that fast will certainly trigger some funding and then wins. i'd say anywhere from $75.00 to a 100 kilometers per hour on thursday. looking brother, what's for the korean peninsula that could produce and more flooding for sol into an easy it's con son to go around jakarta, looking good sun clock combo there at 30 degrees, and guess what? the monsoon rates picking up for bucket starting sponge up providence straight through to the capital territory. so a heavy falls of rain for as long as on on wednesday. okay, we'll leave it there. so you and
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the relationship with nature is one of the in balance, fossil fuel extraction, intensive agriculture, over consumption. it becomes quite clear. we need a reset, ohio, the planet excuse how reassessing human kind place within the well is t to tackling climate change. this is a totally different world news piece of will. we me, we are costs with nature, no support from it on which is 0. the the,
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i'll come back her mind about top stores this out. harris says, laid out to pitch 2 american votes is going to come pay speech and the federal grants. the state of wisconsin, the former prosecutor has been comparing republicans by donald trump criminal she has dealt with in the past. meanwhile, donald trump says he's looking forward to debating, smoking wants us republican leaders of also shifted that political focus is finding she's responsible for many crossings, including the for the issue relation and national security and it's very minute trust. so it's on chrome unison. goza has killed at least 89 kind of spinning into it, more than 250 people. residents certainly had a couple of minutes to evacuate for israel tonka today, launched its ground. a switch is not a nation just as detail the scale of a displacement phone call you this saying the short evacuation interval,
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i've left many people trapped yesterday about 850000. people fled areas income units as assessed by humanitarian colleagues. monitoring population movements in the area. oh sure. as expressed our concern about the short interval between the dropping of the leaflets. a telling people to leave and the escalation of military operations, which caused a significant risk for those fleeting, many have been observed on the move with none of which without any belongings, the immediate escalation of hostilities in the air. it also resulted in many people being trapped in the evacuation area. these included people waiting to reduce mobility and met family members supporting them. each evacuation order profoundly disrupts people's lives. people have been forced to move into areas with little or no infrastructure where there is very limited access to shelter, health,
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sanitation, another life saving humanity, tear and assistance. also the area designated yesterday's for evacuation yesterday, including included 2 primary health centers and 2 medical points. as well as dozen food distribution points in a cooked meal provision points. these of all ceased operation with only one community kitchen, still operational for those who remain behind. the director of the u. s. secret service has resigned. it follows intensive criticism of the agency since the shooting of donald trump campaign ready on the appearance of a director kimberly truthful before a congressional committee on monday. what time the reports for july 13 the resignation came in the weight of the grilling by members of the house. oh, besides the committee, i don't want to add the directors are terrible horrible. no good, very bad day. but i will be joining the german in calling for the
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resignation of the directors. have you provided all audio and video recordings in your possession to this committee? as we asked on july 15th yes or no. i would have to get back to you that as a know, you're full of today, full on both sides of the aisle meeting and really in the middle in the house for you to express what appears to be a common reaction. you should have done this at least a week ago, and i'm happy to see that i'm happy to, to see that she is he, to the call of both republicans and democrats. now we have to pick up the pieces we have to rebuild the american people's faith and trust in the secret service is an agency for any people served in the agency for nearly 3 decades. and the man who pointed to the director of 2 years ago expressed his gratitude in a statement president joe biden sang to her for her service, saying, as a leader takes on a courage and incredible integrity to take full responsibility for an organization tasked with one of the most challenging jobs and public service, and he added,
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i wish kim old the best and will plan to a point, a new director soon. the shooting a former president, donald trump was the 1st note in this estimation to attempt on the president since 1981. when ronald reagan was shut outside of washington dc hotel, elected to staff members of the secret service, chico said the scrutiny over the last week has been intense and will continue to remain as all operational tempo increases. as your director, i take full responsibility for the security lapse with the election season now. well, and the way members of congress insist, the appointment of a new secret service director is a matter of urgency. the mike kinda, i'll just say around washington. so it's a robot menendez, of new jersey has fully told us that he will resign next month within this has been under pressure to step down since his conviction on bribery charges earlier this
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month. on monday, the senate ethics committee began the process of expanding it from the us senate. that's what has taken several weeks for this announcements means he will leave one entirely relevant to become the 1st senator to be exposed since 18. 62 it's in the us have released both the come video of a police officers shooting a black woman inside her home. 56 year old sonya mfc cool police to a 4th, a suspected intruder in illinois. betsy was transported to hospital where she thought of her injuries. she had her tennessee reports that i'm trying to help in the audio as of sunday, july 6th. sonya massey told the police to report that she thought a pilot was outside the home. police body come video shows 2 offices entering matthews, home to deliver from nothing suspicious but things put the escalated off. the massey approach to a stove to attend to a pot of boiling water water
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up until the 36 year old mother of 2 was pronounced dead and hospital from a single dumb shop to the head of the body. come up the officer who fired the shots showing grace and was only turned on off to the shooting. he gives his account of instance, a narrative. it all is with what we see in the video from his colleagues voting account. hold on a 2nd. reset grayson, that has been fired from the force and is being held with that bone for 1st degree murder among other charges. he's probably not guilty of the fatal shooting. however, grayson's boss, the local sheriff said that grayson did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable, and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of
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a massey's home. we are asking way, grayson was allowed to serve, and the police in the 1st place share here is an embarrassment. because this may, i should've never had a badge. you should have never had a gun. you should have never been given the opportunity to kill much off because she had some serious blemishes which on his record. sherry's display and have told convictions for the you are president joe biden also released the state. when he said, when we call for help, all of us as americans, regardless of who we are aware we live should be able to do, sir, without fear and for our lives. sonya is death at the hands of responding officer reminds us that all too often lock americans face fits with their safety in ways many of the rest of us do not. even though authorities do that quickly and charging the officer the killing has once again revealed the stomach problems and law enforcement. if you ever times seattle to 0 as the leader of the student needs it permits rapid support for us. as a said,
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the group will participate and talks to end the conflict. mohammad come down to dollars said the, are assess shares, the goal of a comprehensive see spot. the u. n. has invited to the recess and the suit in these army for peace negotiations. starting on august 14th and geneva, the conflict has forced to more than 10000000 people from the homes, creating the wealth law just displacement crisis. at least one person has been killed in protest, started taking place in several towns and cities across kenya. within 50 people had been killed since demonstrations begun last month. there was an over an increase in taxes, and they to protest spread across the country, demanding government before men to present when it retails resignation. welcome lab reports from nairobi. i mean, assuming the story and nairobi city center every tuesday to more than a month, practice stocks, it against the government plan to increase taxes. they spread across the country
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and it's growing close to the president with them we take to resign, demonstrate as blame his government for endemic corruption. they tried to go to my babies international airport campaign to say it's about to be leased to an indian company onto a secret deal which the government denies the police are only targeting us peaceful demonstrators. why? the higher the goons in the mask on motor bikes with quite a few number plates are moving. as the police just watch. early in the day, thousands of mental motorbike gathered around the city and into the center. city trade isn't protested, said the paid by politicians. now numbered them, chased them away and set this blanket light. in the western town of kac mega, please find life bullets demonstrators. at least one person died here. country wide more than 50 protest as have been killed in the last month. demonstrations took
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place in several towns and some of ups of nairobi. some residents of this low income neighborhood, full running baths, over with police. others got caught in the middle. the remember, meanwhile, and peace stopped in parliament for the 1st time since protest is entered the building 4 weeks ago. these being, as we speak, is a pit stop from pit president. re take the scrap the tax hikes and file for my soul of his cabinets via pointed, some of the same ministers for the rang during the demonstrators. praise of inspiring gusts and sizes bus, even small groups of processes such a demonstration to say, present, i'm very sorry it hasn't. diana meaningful to meet the demands of sweeping reforms, the government and corruption and improve service in every some of the protest movements. prolific activist,
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like any so i've been showing no sign of giving up. we've had 2 in new york, e as in me as a system. i take action in the system that's less that gives us. so if anyone, if they knew i shouldn't say that it is enough, is enough and this is low yet on the streets every week because enough is enough enough. is enough. what roots i said about the demonstrations when he spoke on sunday, the weeks of police firing, take us in the street, hasn't stopped widespread discontent with his government. malcolm web address era. my baby kenya. the if you appear and whether a nation is struggling to come to terms with one of its west natural disasters in recent history, at least 229 people have now been confirmed dead of the heavy rains triggered to lun. slides happened in the south western district of go from about 320 kilometers south of the capital, addis ababa women,
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and children and police officers are reported to be among the dead. catherine story reports. the people digs through this lodge hoping to find survivors in go for our region. this is one of the wasp natural disasters and you see up here in reason he is mean you have been buried underneath the marks. it was a double try to do it. they're going to come out with the late week of the thing as enough to use it didn't happen in following heavy rains. the damage is expensive. initially there were 3 families that were buried by the land slide. we're still searching for their bodies and the death toll search after the people who came to rescue them also got trapped. this is a mountainous area and getting the right equipment to help is difficult. so everyone is trying the best they can to help save lives. i think the, the devastation is huge and beyond double capacity. as a result, there are a lot of people who are uprooted from their homes and livelihoods.

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