many threats, including invisible ones, that would be enough for a canvas in the style of hieronymus boschuld easily be on a public beach in st. petersburg, he’s wearing, so to speak, an adam’s suit, however, instead of a fig leaf, a steel spring and clothespins, look what’s going on, it’s just some weirdo, violators on the reservoirs are being a dime a dozen, here is another lover of outrageousness, in handcuffs she is escorted to the official police station, overheated by the sun, and maybe strong drinks, a lady threw herself at adult children on the beach, the heat attracts residents to the main danger is the reservoirs, in many of which are officially prohibited from swimming, the bottom is strewn with glass and fittings, the current is dangerous, there are no buoys or rescuers, there are bacteria and parasites in the water, but all this does not stop many, i will say that the water here is better than in the volga, people no way in anapa. we set off with the capital's rescuers to patrol the waters of the borisov ponds, right there in the middle of the pond we see a girl, she says she

including invisible ones here so much that it would be enough for a canvas in the style of hieronymus boschbecome the hero of one of his paintings. on the public beach of st. petersburg, he is wearing, so to speak, an adam costume, however, instead of a fig leaf, a steel spring and clothespins, look what’s going on, it’s just some kind of badass, there are a dime a dozen violators on reservoirs, here’s another lover of outrageousness, in handcuffs, she was escorted to the official police station, overheated by the sun, and perhaps by strong drinks, the lady threw herself at children and adults on the beach, the heat attracts the inhabitants of the concrete jungle closer to nature and water. in many of which swimming is officially prohibited, the bottom is strewn with glass and fittings, there is a dangerous current, there are no buoys or rescuers, there are bacteria and parasites in the water, but all this does not stop many. i will say that the water here is better than in the volga, there are no people in anapa. we are setting off with the capital's rescuers to patrol the waters of boriso

. ♪ bosch dishwashers use water less ♪ ♪ add finish tabs more success ♪ ♪ work well together every time-on stains, get outshined ♪ (♪♪) introducing kardiamobile. with kardiamobile, the fda-cleared smart device, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. every morning i check, make sure i'm in good shape. and it makes me feel pretty good about my heart condition. kardiamobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation. and it's fda-cleared to detect normal heart rhythm, bradycardia and tachycardia. i mean, you might as well be in a doctor's office. get kardiamobile today for just $79 at kardia.com or amazon. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. search neuriva on amazon for the best deals of the summer. >liz>as our temperatures get hotter and hotter. it's not just taking a toll on our bodies. it could also impact our mental health. research. shows excessive heat can impact mood triggering increases in anxiety. stress and cognitive. dif

pensioner frank bosch worries about security here. "our country has changed too much.e says. "they're dealing drugs just over there. "all the youths have knives." but that's not the full picture. in this poor neighbourhood, communities are still finding ways to integrate, to challenge the polarising forces sweeping through france. translation: for me, france is a welcoming country, welcoming to everyone, a melting pot. it shouldn't matter where you come from. tonight, in cities across france, plenty of ethnically diverse communities are celebrating the election results. cheering these people have gathered in a paris suburb. i am really relieved. so a huge sense of relief in this particular crowd tonight, but also the knowledge that the ever more divisive debate about immigration does not end here. "this is our home," they say. andrew harding, bbc news, france. for more on these elections. what is your main take away from the results we have seen? thank you for having me. i have three main takeaways. the first one is what is happening tonight in france was at the least

bosch held relevant positions there.ia estonian prime minister kaia kalas condemns russian attack, shocking footage of hits of a russian missile at okhmadyt hospital, the largest children's hospital in ukraine, is a reminder of why we must. support ukraine and why outright russian war criminals should be brought to justice. moldova was also not silent. here is maya sandu, who emphasizes that ohmadit hospital saved thousands of lives, but the russians decided to turn it into a ruin. ambassadors and heads of foreign affairs of various countries are speaking out, and we really hope that this support and understanding that it simply cannot continue like this. will translate into something, at least something, let's not be too optimistic, but we would like a realistic answer to what happened today and will continue to actually happen, but in washington tomorrow, i would like important things to be said there, there, there, in fact important, perhaps changing, will change the situation in our favor. the latest data, 27 people

pensioner frank bosch worries about security here. "our country has changed too much. dealing drugs just over there. "all the youths have knives." but that's not the full picture. in this poor neighbourhood, communities are still finding ways to integrate, to challenge the polarising forces sweeping through france. translation: for me, - france is a welcoming country, welcoming to everyone, a melting pot. it shouldn't matter where you come from. in cities across france, plenty of ethnically diverse communities are celebrating the election results. cheering and applause. these people have gathered in a paris suburb. i am really relieved. so, a huge sense of relief in this particular crowd tonight, but also the knowledge that the ever more divisive debate about immigration does not end here. all chant "this is our home," they ing. —— "this is our home," they sing. andrew harding, bbc news, france. let's speak to the french journalistjamie smith—maillet. he's live in tours. your thoughts this morning, now that we know the outcome of this election?— election? yes, well as

pensioner frank bosch worries about security here. "our country has changed too much.re dealing drugs just over there. "all the youths have knives." but that's not the full picture. in this poor neighbourhood, communities are still finding ways to integrate, to challenge the polarising forces sweeping through france. for me, france is a welcoming country, welcoming to everyone, a melting pot. it shouldn't matter where you come from. tonight, in cities across france, plenty of ethnically diverse communities are celebrating the election results. cheering these people have gathered in a paris suburb. i am really relieved. so a huge sense of relief in this particular crowd tonight, but also the knowledge that the ever more divisive debate about immigration does not end here. "this is our home," they say. andrew harding, bbc news, france. i'm joined now by nabila ramdani, french journalist and broadcaster. the reaction to these results in what is the key understandings that you take away? understandings that you take awa ? , . ., understandings that you take awa ? . away? t

pensioner frank bosch worries about security here. "our country has changed too much.t over there. "all the youths have knives." but that's not the full picture. in this poor neighbourhood, communities are still finding ways to integrate, to challenge the polarising forces sweeping through france. for me, france is a welcoming country, welcoming to everyone, a melting pot. it shouldn't matter where you come from. tonight, in cities across france, plenty of ethnically diverse communities are celebrating the election results. cheering these people have gathered in a paris suburb. i am really relieved. so a huge sense of relief in this particular crowd tonight, but also the knowledge that the ever more divisive debate about immigration does not end here. "this is our home," they say. andrew harding, bbc news, france. the votes are still being counted and we should get a more definitive idea of which party and group has got the number of seats in the assembly. then all eyes tomorrow morning on the leaves a palace, where the prime minister will hand in his resignation but w

backing and so are the money guys backing away from president biden, he's going to put the cup bausch bosch on all that in wisconsin but there must be something going on here. >> president biden is at the white house, he will get into his motorcade at andrews air force base. the reason he's not taking marine one is a helicopter on the south lawn due to july 4th festivities. speaking of those festivities, last night president biden appeared to go off script in his remarks. >> president biden: by the way, i was in that world war i cemetery in france. the ones that the former president didn't want to go and be up there. anyway. got to remember who the hell we are. we are the united states of america. >> reporter: the president appeared to have another impromptu moment when someone shouted keep up the fight, the president grabbed the mic and said i am not going anywhere. later, he enjoyed the fireworks after 9:00 pm, with his family, the second family out on a few occasions, an act of solidarity as the country celebrated 240 years of independence, many are wondering if the president can handle

if you go back to my have articles and mike bosch cbs, nbc, they said she is in charge of the border.the border czar. they can call the council or the mayor of the border, but joe biden had put her in charge of the border. they tell that lie so many times, i guess they think the american public is that gullible. but everybody knows. >> carley: she has called to abolish i.c.e. whoever called her the border czar first does not matter about her words matter more. this is interesting. >> go ahead appear at the communications director on twitter had posted earlier "defund the police." i just keep -- you can't make this stuff up. >> carley: what a difference for years makes. jen psaki will finally sit down with an interview review of house foreign affairs committee, a committee use it on. that conversation will happen today and your probe on afghanistan withdrawal. what can you tell us about this? a lot of times they do this thing in the skiff but they also do that to keep you from talking about it, even if it is something you know already ahead of time. look, the rules of engagement caught

their last platform, basically endorsed in bosch, abortion paid for by taxpayers at any time without any restrictions. so i think really the question here is whether they are going to have a radical a plank of their platform basically requires americans to pay for abortions at anytime for any reason up until the moment of birth that was their platform four years ago, let's see how what it looks like now, when they again, i'm not sure that's entirely true, but i wanted to focus if i may, on what party is doing and something that the head of the susan b. anthony group told me this past week, she and others, tony perkins as well, have said that they are concerned that removing the federal banned from the platform will depress enthusiasm for donald trump. a more among corps anti-abortion grassroots voters does that worry you not really because i don't think there's much of an option here. >> it looks like no matter who the democrats nominate, it looks like maybe kamala harris would be the most liberal presidential candidate in american history. or a continuation of whoever's running the

remember the democrats their last platform, basically endorsed in bosch, abortion paid for by taxpayers at anytime without any restrictions. so i think really the question here is whether they are going to have a radical a plank of their platform that basically requires americans to pay for abortions at any anytime for any reason up until the moment of birth that was their platform four years ago, let's see what it looks like now, when they again, i'm not sure that's entirely true, but i wanted focus if i may, on what party is doing and something that the head of the susan b. anthony group told me this past week, she and others, tony perkins as well, have said that they are concerned that removing the federal banned from the platform will depress enthusiasm for donald trump. a more among corps anti-abortion grassroots voters does that worry you not really because i don't think there's much of an option here. >> it looks like no matter who the democrats nominate it looks like. maybe kamala harris would be the most liberal presidential candidate in american history. or a continuation of w

. >> and of course, you were on the bosch beds. one with bosch beds, where he won. but you didn't.an bake . yeah, he baker, they can bake. yeah, he would have won a lot of sugar. loved him. they had a little bromance going on, i went on to week seven, but i think i was still struggling with my mental health. okay, even though that l, health. okay, even though that i, you know, i obviously told everybody i was fine, so by week seven, i think there was no much fight in me. left. so i was like, i'm happy to go home and have a large glass of wine. i wanted to go home. >> you had enough? yeah i wanted to see my son. >> he's really tough. the process, it's tough. it's true. you wake up at four, you are exhausted . you're living with exhausted. you're living with a bunch of strangers you've never met before. some of them are very eccentric. it's just a lot. >> so. so after the apprentice, which obviously gave you some exposure, what did you do? what was your next move and how did you come to become this entrepreneur online? >> right. so i think our season, it was one of the most controver

well, english heritage bosch boss nick merriman has said this week it's our last chance to save stonehengethe new chief executive of squaring up for a fight from a controversial tunnel under the neolithic site to culture wars over english history. well proposals to build a new tunnel close to the monument have sparked lengthy legal battles over concerns it will destroy the nearby landscape and undiscovered archaeological artefacts. yet today we learned that the project may be axed by the chancellor, rachel reeves, tomorrow as part of a reported wide ranging scale back on national infrastructure projects. well, this all comes as a decision to add stonehenge to unesco world heritage danger list was also delayed by 18 months. earlier this week at the world heritage committee meeting in new delhi . goodness me to in new delhi. goodness me to digest all of this, i'm joined by the archaeologist mario trabucco, delta torretta , mario, trabucco, delta torretta, mario, thanks for joining me trabucco, delta torretta, mario, thanks forjoining me . first of thanks for joining me. first of all, what is

parade a special lunch, they start cooking about four hours in advance, today... we will have a naval bosch’s no way to go on leave today, and no one wants to, they’re having a professional holiday on the neva roadstead, overlooking sinatskaya, well, the ships are ready, the sailors are ready, look at the weather, by the way, ours are ready correspondents too, they, along with cameras , are everywhere this time, including in vladivostok, where the parade has already died down, but the celebration continues. and our colleague, dmitry kuzmin, is there, and he is ready to share his impressions. dima, good morning, tell us how vladivostok celebrates? good morning, happy holiday to you! thank you! vladivostok does not think of dispersing on the shore of the water station at cape burny, festivities have begun, a field military kitchen is working, 500 servings of porridge with stew. of course and tea, it was prepared in advance, hello, good morning, bon appetit, thank you, how do you like the porridge, good, tasty, tasty, yes, delicious, how much of this can you eat, probably two plates, and where

la dj bÁrbara bosch tambiÉn participÓ en la escena y ya presentÓ una denuncia de ciber acoso tras ser] ♪ marÍa: es noticia, en las Últimas horas el senado aprueba un proyecto de ley para proteger a los niÑos que utilizan el internet y responsabilizar a las empresas de tecnologÍa por el contenido daÑino. el proyecto de ley fue impulsado por padres de niÑos que se quitaron la vida tras sufrir acoso en lÍnea. se trata del primer esfuerzo importante que hace el congreso norteamericano en dÉcadas relacionado con este tema3. en noticias de tu paÍs, versiones de la prensa mexicana indican que ismael el mayo zambada habrÍa sido secuestrado y entregado a los estados unidos por joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez, hijo de el chapo guzmÁn, lo habrÍan capturado de acuerdo a la prensa mexicana, en una casa de culiacÁn tras eliminar a su escolta. de culiacÁn un habÍan llevado en una avioneta hasta hermosillo y finalmente a texas, donde fue arrestado. joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez, hijo de el chapo guzmÁn se declarÓ no culpable de cargos de narcotrÁfico en su primera audiencia una corte federal de chicago. de ser hallado c

the premier league, represent england and have loan spells at huddersfield, bolton wanderers and den boschthe netherlands. he credits the school and his family for his success. success. >> success. >> they helped me, you know , >> they helped me, you know, they helped me a lot, you know, throughout my development. they helped me balance out, you know, school and football. so yeah, i'm just i'm just grateful for what they've done for me. obviously, coming back home, it means a lot to me and to have my family alongside me as well. it means it means so much. >> meanwhile, as tonight's england versus netherlands match edges closer, who are his favourites to win as he has colleagues on both teams now i'm confident, you know they've got a squad of good players, they've got a lot of talent in that team, so i'm confident that they'll they'll do well and the whole nation is behind them supporting them. >> so you know, i was born and raised in england, so i'll be rooting for england. >> as for the potential stars at this school, what better way to be inspired by a former student who's at the top of

my name is paul bosch. i live in am an avid cyclist and pedestrian pedestrian on valencia. i primarily shop and go to restaurants on valencia because i love the neighborhood. i previously lived for a few years in paris and saw firsthand their transformation to a cyclist city. it was awesome. people hated it at first and now the people love it. i'm happy it's now happening now that i'm back in san francisco. personally i really enjoy the current bike lane for my hardcore cyclist biking style. i go fast and i like that it's a freeway, but it may be too advanced level for the average san francisco riders , and children and the drivers that use valencia. this lane has its pitfalls that you have heard, so i believe it would be more inclusive for the average road user to change this lane to a parking protected lane without the floating parklets. for everyone's safety, it allows for easier stopping anywhere along the path to stop and access shops and restaurants and bars along the path. i believe it will will bring economic prosperity to the neighborhood in the long run. thank you