thank you, nat. congratulations. mr. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor illinois third constituent and veteran, jack ross. jack was wounded in action during his deployment in vietnam while serving as a squad pointman. like so many service members, living with disabilities and traumas as a result of their service, jack witnessed unspeakable horrors and returned home injured and with ptsd. his commendable service and sacrifice were recognized with two purple hearts, two bronze star medals, and air medal. upon returning home, jack turned his military experience into a lifetime of community leadership. he owns and operates manor press, a business in river grove. he has also served on the boards of oak lawn deployment services, and his alma mater in high school. i commend jack ross for his courage, for his service to our communities, and his unwavering leadership. congratulations, jack. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, m mr. com

tell me about the crossbow, is that, is that a weapon, nat?'s not a weapon by any means, it's a tool. it's a scientific tool. we use it to collect, uh, you know blubber and skin samples. it goes with these bolts, modified too. at the very end of this, we screw a tip, maybe three centimeter tip. and then inside it's like three barbs that hold the tissue, but this, this barrier sort of, like prevents the bolt from going inside further and then bounces back into the water. victoria: and this is how you get a tissue biopsy from a wild humpback whale. the tube on the end of the arrow takes just a tiny nick out of the animal's body. natalia: the sample is you know, three centimeters, something like that, for an animal, obviously, you know, 16 meters long, so it's essentially a mosquito bite. (bow pops) victoria: well it clearly doesn't bother them very much because they're hanging around the boat. nat just got a sample from mum, is that right? natalia: we got a sample from mum, yeah. victoria: she's still just surfacing, she's right here. natalia: y

tell me about the crossbow, is that, is that a weapon, nat?'s not a weapon by any means, it's a tool. it's a scientific tool. we use it to collect, uh, you know blubber and skin samples. it goes with these bolts, modified too. at the very end of this, we screw a tip, maybe three centimeter tip. and then inside it's like three barbs that hold the tissue, but this, this barrier sort of, like prevents the bolt from going inside further and then bounces back into the water. victoria: and this is how you get a tissue biopsy from a wild humpback whale. the tube on the end of the arrow takes just a tiny nick out of the animal's body. natalia: the sample is you know, three centimeters, something like that, for an animal, obviously, you know, 16 meters long, so it's essentially a mosquito bite. (bow pops) victoria: well it clearly doesn't bother them very much because they're hanging arou the boat. nat just got a sample from mum, is that right? natalia: we got a sample from mum, yeah. victoria: she's still just surfacing, she's right here. natalia: you

but buying a nat gas company? all right. >> we're going to get the transcript. >> great.asically -- >> he's going to have to eat paramount. >> you're talking about widening the universe of marginal buyers, like we saw with media and big tech. >> i think we're in this sea change moment where if you're not involved with the datacenter, you know what, blackstone is a great datacenter play. >> yeah, they own an enormous one. >> if you're not involved in a datacenter, you're not involved in what -- anything a.i., and we're going to talk about it and i've done some work on it. then, you're cereal. >> you're right. >> you're cereal. and i ain't talking about the bear serial. >> that's what everybody cares about until something changes and they no longer do. i don't know what that will be, jim. >> i don't either. maybe it's going to turn out that life sciences comes back. other than lilly -- i know merck's made a couple good acquisitions but lilly's the one that goes up, and that's the one that says, why can't they all be lilly? >> when do our shows not be 90% glp-s and nvidia? >

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a superb knock from nat sciver—brunt who ended unbeaten on 76, and 35 not out from alice capsey saw englandinder of our top story — world number one and top seed jannick sinner is through to the third round at wimbledon after a three sets to one victory over fellow italian matteo berrettini. big win for him there, you can get more on that story as well as the rest from wimbledon and the rest of the day �*s sports news from the usual places, the bbc sport app or from our website which is bbc .com/ support. you can also get the latest from the euros there, but for me at the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, thank you very much for watching and we'll see you next time. hello there. there'll be winners and losers when it comes to the weather forecast on thursday. for the far north and west, we will continue to see a rash of showers. it could be quite windy with it, as well. sunny spells elsewhere. the winds really quite a feature right across the country, but the strongest of the winds closest to this area of low pressure, driving in a rash of showers, maybe longer spells of rain a

now, well, you know what the weight is, the weight. what 's going to happen, deliver it, everything, natyou how to work, popcorn, coffee, tv, mavic, well that's it, you'll see the picture now. that’s how they live on the outskirts, that’s it, have you taken off? it will work out, it will work out, cover, cover , cover, cover, lies, burp, look, draw, come on, that's it, that's it, move away, the adjustment has started, ran, country, country, i'm charging it back, give another battery, uh-huh, now, and a grenade, i’ll load it myself, give me the battery and the grenade, what kind of grenade you know, you know the battery too, i threw it off, now we’ll figure it out, you put it in like this correctly, now a second, a second, go catch it, go catch it, and let’s get down, go even lower everything is fine, keep the battery. tas is ready to take off, ready to take off, a spark, a troika, i’ll put in the air. let them go, kick them out, but with us they’ve both shot somewhere, you shot him there, right here, yes, attention, gun, they came out, they can’t give you away, two charges, let’s hit the

a superb knock from nat sciver—brunt who ended unbeaten on 76, and 35 not out from alice capsey saw england we go, a reminder of our top story — world number one and top seed jannick sinner is through to the third round at wimbledon after a three sets to one victory over fellow italian matteo berrettini. big win for him there, you can get more on that story as well as the rest from wimbledon and the rest of the day's sports news from the usual places, the bbc sport app orfrom our website which is bbc.com/ support. you can also get the latest from the euros there, but for me and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, thank you very much for watching and we'll see you next time. hello there. there'll be winners and losers when it comes to the weather forecast on thursday. for the far north and west, we will continue to see a rash of showers. it could be quite windy with it, as well. sunny spells elsewhere. the winds really quite a feature right across the country, but the strongest of the winds closest to this area of low pressure, driving in a rash of showers, maybe longer spells

nat, enjoy your viewing, cinema hall, now fellow documentarians, i’ll show you how to work, popcorn,his is how they live in war, that’s it, have you taken off? will fly, well, well, oops, of course, come back, this is billiards, this is a billiard, look inside right into the hole, watch, watch, now the second throw will work, it will work, it will work, it will work, there, there, there, cover , cover, cover, country, country, i am, point 87, 87, we smoked four germans, we smoked four germans, they are standing for coffee, you know how tense it is, when it flies, and two, listen, well, i’ll throw it straight at them, the beauty of the linen, you won’t be separated, but it won’t hit you, it won’t touch your eyes, where will it hit you now, come here, here’s the gas for you, ordinary, andrey, right in billiards, just now, he did something, or shoot, it didn’t reset, he’s inside, the reset didn’t work, fly back, i’ll check, i catch the grenade, that’s it, carefully, static, i’m catching it, that’s right, safety first of all . tas is ready to take off, ready to take off, the spark has se

the nat king sultani brought him misconduct will savvy 5 yet 10. my lease states who less take tends as king to v. unique rotates and system which began when militia gave independence from britain in 1957. now global computer systems are slowly coming back online after a massive tech outage cost k, as in confusion around the world from broadcast as to bangs, stock exchanges, and airlines b l t. joso disrupted healthcare systems with many hospitals, forced to console surgeries. the destruction was traced back to a floor software updates by a cyber security event. the so called blue screen of death. this dreaded error message indicates a complete system crash on the microsoft windows computer. and suddenly it's all over the globe in airports, a supermarket. even at disneyland, an update rolled down by cyber security from crowd striking has been linked to the outage. the unintentional disruption has caused chaos of a hospitals around the world. currently in the middle of this microsoft outage, computers are black. we have the screen of death. we do ha

you have to be acrobatic, and nat geo, you can express yourself artistically with the choreography is missing, found all the expression involved. also, it's also the real flexible as we do a lot of fitness training on a routine less up to 3 minute use. of course you also need to bit of stamina because the underwater lots cuz i'd have to hold our breath. so how did that you've managed to become the most successful gym and synchronized swimming? how does he react to print to this is a gay man in a female dominated sports. and where he managed to win a medal at the european championships. the destroyed bag of tents swimming complex and dressed in a training ground performance sent for gym and swimming. this is wes good, chill trains with the nationals quote for the european championships in bel grades . before entering level 10 tops of the choreography assessed are housed in the gym . the, however, the majority of his training takes place in the pool that you've spends up to a talent in the will. so with his own female team, they practiced acrobatic elements such as this, which are parti

a superb knock from nat sciver—brunt who ended unbeaten on 76, and 35 not out from alice capsey saw englandre we go, a reminder of our top story — world number one and top seed jannick sinner is through to the third round at wimbledon after a three sets to one victory over fellow italian matteo berrettini. big win for him there, you can get more on that story as well as the rest from wimbledon and the rest of the day's sports news from the usual places, the bbc sport app orfrom our website which is bbc.com/ support. you can also get the latest from the euros there, but for me and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, thank you very much for watching and we'll see you next time. hello there. there'll be winners and losers when it comes to the weather forecast on thursday. for the far north and west, we will continue to see a rash of showers. it could be quite windy with it, as well. sunny spells elsewhere. the winds really quite a feature right across the country, but the strongest of the winds closest to this area of low pressure, driving in a rash of showers, maybe longer spel

officer, like, i don’t take money, actually, but you can get a card for you can send the card, yes senior natening to you, hello, good evening, what’s up? this happened, so this citizen is your relative? no, not a relative, just a close friend, and you explain to your friend that under no circumstances would you ever behave like that, got into my car, started pushing money in his own way, i have a camera on my chest, a camera in the car, at my head his thoughts, although the person on the other end of the line spoke very convincingly, the journalist realized that a fraudster, a counterfeiter, was hanging on the phone imaginary friend. igor ogeenko decided to find out how it would all end and continued to play the role, maybe there is a chance to somehow come to an agreement, well, excuse me, idiot, but what is he? you can come to me, alexander vladimirovich, alexander vladimirovich, so the situation is as follows, i can’t take money for two reasons, firstly, i have everything recorded on camera, this time, it will have to be deleted. internal bank information leakage, you must not waste time,

the very idea that was voiced by zelensky in britain about the exclusion of hungary from the eec and nate british ear, of course, the british have long been systematically working against reducing germany's influence there in the european union. to destroy the european union, to build some kind of unification on the basis of these ruins of the european union, that’s all, these are all the goals of the task that the british have been setting for a long time and working on them very, very systematically. britain in general, it is, if not the first, then not the second in the issue of influence on ukraine, not in the issue of financing, in matters of financing at the end of the list, but on the issue of influence on the political elite of the country, it is, if not the first, then... not the second, and zelensky, who is visiting britain, i think he is solving there, in fact, the main, key task for himself in the conditions in which he finds himself, this is a question of his personal safety, this is a question of his personal safety, in general i want to say , the assassination attempt on t

their work is now airing as part of nat geo's shark fest, from abc's parent company, disney. >> i love watching fascinating shark videos. >> i love watching shark videos from home when not at the beach. >> okay, coming up, one father's quest for immortality. how he's using ai to make sure he's always with his son. >> and later, our first taste of fluffy coke. you're watching world news now. >> is your shower trying to tell you something? is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. >> it was done the same day. we did not have to wait. it is amazing. amazing. >> working with the jacuzzi design consultants. it was a seamless process and it really is an option for everyone. >> i would give this whole experience an a-plus. i definitely wish i would have called sooner. >> jacuzzi has been making water feel great for more than 65 years, so you know it's a br

now, is trump going to reverse that decision of the nat?s, i want to buy it, i've set up a web site, wonderful tiktok.com if you want to learn more about it. i just want to make tiktok wonderful again, that's all. stuart: mr. wonderful -- [laughter] >> absolutely. but i don't think trump's going to stop me from buying it, he just wants it around. stuart: i've got to point out the dow has hit 41,000 for the first time. the nasdaq though, much lower this morning, down 300 points. it's the semiconductors which are falling out of business. that -- bed. that's taken the index down. kevin, thanks so much for being with us. >>> still ahead, guy benson on a photographer calling the image of trump raising his fist dangerous and a propaganda machine. we will deal with it. charles payne on biden repeating his promise to tax the wealthy. i don't think charles likes that. and boston globe editorial board member says, she says women are moving towards trump. 10:00 hour of "varney" is next. ♪ ♪ ..

. >> but to see if nat geo has a documentary or something about it. right.h, okay, i'll do it for the ford four. we'll tak the bay area. it's an experiment at stanford university, not just to cut the risk this year, but potentially cut it in decades to come. abc seven meteorologist drew tuma has a look. >> at the machine burning a path through the wild grass is part of a study that's turning thousands of acres around stanford university into a living fire lab known as the burn bot. the unit works like a rolling furnace, scorching the ground with a precision that's keeping the controlled burn safe and potentially providing new clues for researchers. esther adelsheim is the conservation program manager, so our goal will really be to monitor how the fire behaves in this really controlled setting. she says stanford has tested a variety of fire control techniques across its 8000 acre property, ranging from pile burns at its nearby jasper ridge site to goats brought in to graze the hillside. but the goal has now evolved to learning the benefits and drawbacks of sp

thanks to nat gas, down another 4% today and hitting the lowest level in seven weeks.that has come back online especially in the northeast. we had pipeline maintenance down in texas, that's now complete and so that means that more gas is flowing, which cuts prices. finally storage, just remains that really big overhang still about 20% above the five-year average. heading into the weekend, hurricane beryl is what everyone is talking about. it made landfall in the mexican yucatan peninsula earlier today, it has weakened but as it reenters the gulf it is expected to get stronger once again and now the cone of uncertainty, the hurr hurricane's path includes a larger swath of texas, corpus christi 5% of u.s. refining capacity, that region is very close. >> that's why oil is higher? >> potentially, but if we get a refinery outage that's bearish for oil. if you have fewer refiners operating demand for crude drops but it is bullish for product prices. fewer refineries, prices head higher. >> i understand why the storm would be pushing the price up potentially but weird that th

that's what is happening nats park to celebrate 248 years of the united states. out to the ballpark. it's sunrise. see the grounds crew working on the grass and give the masters a run for their money. seeing the equipment come out, the bats, the helmets, joey love. this marine day. bullpen phone in the dugout and bullpen out there. hopefully that won't be used at all for the nationals. >> i know you are a big braves fan. kayleigh by the way i know your husband played for the mets. the nationals plays. won last night. nationals won last night. biased on this one. big die hard nationals fan you are right. later talking to the fox sports sky box at al udeid air base. home of u.s. central command control the skies over the volatile middle east and speaking to world series champion adam 320 world series two home runs only make league player, sacrifice and home run in the same gay. back to that 2019 team. the nationals, only team in pro-sports history to win all four on the road. but i digress. beautiful morning here at nats park. things coming together, it's 11:00 a.m

but while nat cole and a large part of the french electorate were obsessed with looking over there right shoulder, it turns out that they were passed on the left in this particular race. rachel morrison went on a busy news. they do let our website do the heavy lifting for you all of us fresh development to live in discussions to get stuck into there. this is, are the the main man? somebody show me. what is the motional 100 that's a real estate just i'm like you know what? all of the bill? the much natural donna formulas with a nearby church of mine and the mom. yes, i was and i took a shot it's, i'm always, i'm always problem with them. once old, because they gave me last night. bad one, most shifts. if so. yeah, there's all the, [000:00:00;00] the american, i mean if the core of the customer and workforce development shalaka, i thought was more than i got the, i lose the, i lose my for new friends or did anybody somebody want that i'm, it is so the fish are actually here on the i'm assuming that the yeah, the civil rights which was where the but the and as little. yeah. and like, oh man

nat, i want to be alone, is that okay? can i please, are you sure?t happened, where is this girl who didn’t let me, you can tell what happened, where she is calm, calm, what happened, nothing happens, and here in front of everything. clean, come here. intuition, i don’t know, then how did you find out about the snow? i saw what i saw, an accident, look, it’s very scary there, i know, if you hadn’t detained us, i don’t know what would have happened, sasha, this is the most precious thing i have, i live for it, i do everything for his sake, i... i really want his dream to come true, he will be one, a great pianist, thank you. eh, mother, how strange you are, let's make this kind of movie, out of chaos, come on! but i think i know her, what is the address, green lane, construction site still green, interesting, interesting, huh? hello, the vremya program is on air, in the studio ekaterina andreeva, the main event of the day: during special operations, our defenders liberated two more settlements and a report.

washington summit demobilization chord for secretary general nat stoltenberg, outgoing leader biden presentsal of freedom. in his response, he calls for the supply of equipment and ammunition to ukraine at any cost. not everyone agrees. it’s not that hungary doesn’t give weapons to kyiv. it doesn’t even allow it to be transported within its territory. hungary's position is clear, this war will not lead to any solution on the battlefield. instead, negotiations and a diplomatic settlement are needed. it is this position that we will present during 3 days at the nato summit. the arrival of macron's summit was in doubt. the french president will not deal with affairs at home. after unsuccessful parliamentary elections for his party , it is necessary to form a new cabinet, the opposition is in a hurry, because of this macron missed the first day of work in washington, and zelensky showed up a day earlier and came to beat the thresholds. in washington, kuleba meets with blinkin and is rumored to be trying to get permission from the americans to fire weapons at russian airfields. the ukrainian dele

nat plans to allocate 40 billion euros to ukraine for military spending next year.s is stated in the declaration of the alliance summit. the meeting takes place in washington. in addition, the bloc countries decided create a special help service for the armed forces of ukraine. she will be. coordinate supplies and train personnel, with details victoria koroleva. the final declaration of the nato countries did not give kiev an answer to the question of ukraine’s membership in the bloc. there is nothing new in the text of the document. the participating countries assured that they would definitely send an invitation, but they didn’t say when. it turned out that the words about the irreversibility of ukraine’s accession were included in the communication solely to maintain the morale of ukrainians. this was stated by czech president peter. the conclusions of the summit should include that russia is currently the main security challenge and that ukraine must be supported as long as necessary. next year, the alliance will allocate 40 billion euros of military assistance

nothing approaching a majority of... natural minority whooted uh this this this horrible speech that nat was about to give and one last question before we leave you mr. grossman. comments coming uh recently from leader of iran's islamic revolution ali khamenei, he said uh that israel and its main backer, the united states have failed to bring the palestinian resistance to its knees, i want you to elaborate on that for us as well, this is also alluding to uh what a failure this genocidal massacre has been for both the israeli regime and its main supporter, the united states, well true or... words have never been spoken, obviously is the longer and further this goes, the more strong the resistance becomes, and and there's no way to kill an idea d millions of victims of this rageous theft of their ancestral lens, there's no way to be successful and leading it to its ultimate. conclusion short of using a nuclear bomb to kill them all, and obviously the more that israel tries in the us drives and supported by many other nations i might add, including for example united kingdom, germany and ca

it's a collection of extreme nat good ideas. the conservative heritage foundation is behind the plan. it provides a detailed blueprint for overhauling the federal government. it would restructure employees, policies and federal agencies, including eliminating the department of education, california democratic congressman ted lieu calls it concerning to me. this document is creepy is a takeover of the american former government. over the past week, many republicans have distanced themselves from project twenty-twenty >> but president donald trump said knows nothing about it. >> potential trump running mate, ohio senator jd vance says the former president has his own plan. what the media the democrats are trying to do is attach its most unpopular elements to the trump administration. it's a 900 page document. i guarantee there are things that trump likes and dislikes. florida democratic congressman maxwell frost says he heard from voters about the plan. >> they're scared to death project 2025 and the far-right democrats hope proje

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blaspheming, the brothers are having adventures in heaven, and we’re trying to sort out where in earth, tell natalk to her, of course, my presence, i forbid applause, i don’t want to drive pride into these young heads, but you, mr. teacher , i see, you fully deserve it, you remember how we agreed, yes, yes, madam, i remember everything, sister generiyata see me off. to the chapel, i hope god will forgive me this sin, i risk much more, dear nice boarding house, although i’m not deaf, i ask you, lieutenant, it’s like they’re playing poker, it’s funny, she brunette and... blonde, guessing about it is extra work for us! oh my god, what happened, mother, my child, your parents are taking you from us, they are asking you to be sent this evening, this evening, by the eight o’clock train. why are they taking me? from the words of mr. inspector, i understood that they want to place you in some boarding house in paris. but who could accompany you? the face must be very reliable. sister henrieta, where is mr. teacher? he hums in his room, incessantly . invite him to bed with me denise's things. with your j

the tag was comparable in some ways to nat turner slave revolt. rebellion of his way, black americans in virginia that took place at 1831. we've also refer to guys a frequently as a concentration camp. uh, those types of historical comparisons probably aren't in the mainstream me yet. in fact, they offend some people, they outrage some people. why do you make them? well, the primary reason i like them is because i think they're true. no. uh, not the time of rebellion was replete with the most horrifying atrocities to have the order in that turn there. for those of you who don't know, cuz i don't know where your audiences of the united states had not the last, but it had slight rebellions before the civil war. and the best known one and the most famous one was not turn to rebellion. they killed about 60 people, and then i turned the rebellion the order given by now turner, according to the historians, the order was very straightforward. kill or whites, that was the order kilobytes. and they proceeded to do just that. so when i read the, when i read that a light went on on my head and i

but in the 1830s, in the aftermath of nat turner's rebellion, some states decided to prohibit owners from freeing their slaves. and so lincoln out that things are actually worse for african-americans. now, in 1857 than they were when. the constitution was written in 1787. and so he goes to springfield, then peoria, and delivers these addresses where he calls on americans to stick to the principles of the founding. at one point in the speech, he says, our republican robe is soiled and trailed in the dust, and he calls on americans to re purify that republican, to wash it, clean to cling back to the principles of the american revolution, and to the idea that slavery was on the path to ultimate extinction. this is my favorite lincoln document. it from proverbs a word fitfully spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. and what's interesting to me about this is this is just a fragment of something that he wrote. and we don't have the beginning. and i can tell you what my interpretation is, which is that the apple of gold is the declaration of independency. he says so himself. b

if you behave prudently, you will never see us again, agree, stupid, you have a choice, nat, let's goted to express my condolences and closed the topic. excuse me, yuri, have you changed your mind about becoming an investigator? what do you mean, i won’t give up on my dreams? but i once dreamed of being an archaeologist, only now instead of pyramids i’m digging through other people’s dirty laundry, but don’t worry, i’ll help you and give you recommendations. thank you very much, but you're welcome, yours. look, don't regret it later, i i’m not afraid of responsibility, i just wish i could get a higher legal education, and then i’m well done, well done, legal, well done, don’t cry. don't cry, now we'll find out if you need to fall in love,

so it can transport oxygen even when the blood vessels are nat, road or blocks. that could be helpful in treating strokes. it's already been successfully tested in kidney transplants. you know, we can imagine the band itself, i technician just res auction guy, and you can see it's just coming from the buzz, the can, the motor, what is that we call we're having such a new decision carrier. we new objects on station to say ok, look one not to using as a blood substantial, but uh, i mean uh, even if the existing unit is only 16 in, in, in 12 o'clock it's, it's, it's in here which seems huge. i think he makes a huge nobility. it's very important from the sand to the operating room, the already called the marina mike holds the key to a medical revolution every year, more than 100000 people around the world receive a life saving organ transplants. but there's still a serious shortage of donor organs. in germany, some 8500 seriously new people are waiting for the gift of lights. this is what the lead of alice looked like, not all too long ago as though she was 19 months

whole this and more, next time. 2 of our journey through 200 years of german brazilian history, the nat, just really so. maxie, depending tales of the device. best to haul. all submit. graces not in 15 minutes on the w little breton in the dawn, you fed up with the chaos of rex it in britain. this economic crisis, more and more brits are moving to france. but new beginnings can be tricky. a story of language barriers, bureaucracy, buckets, not friction. in 90 minutes, the w the comes out to the highlights new every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. the 2nd major difference, visionaries with a project get involved to create a future day experience that co india on the growing up interest eugene the tell us to me and these have been known. we don't expect much living with them anymore. this is not a good environment, not for me. and not for my children without civil rights and with no prospect. the what can we do? carry on and some last day, a nice the nice you get their hosting from there. in baby's shuttle stops august 3rd on d w the, this is the, the news live from berlin. from that

the uh, nationality of nat, gm's, the ultimate julia for the uh, for the agent attempting to be used to be the best, not do that by product lifting. going, you know, i left the site to all of these to be best with what to do to call rich products. i recently bought it go by bank just wants to google the people that i show quite difficult step really piece and says predict before have so yeah, that's so, so, you know, it seems that i mean, a lot of nigerian cities often suffer from violence and why is organized by tara groups specifically as well as all the criminal how good legal weapon they make. this situation was using most of the time. most of the time it wouldn't be fair to move that, that or brittany united julia did research. yeah. um to have cups that that dropped them to them and i don't think custom posit you will just have steps in that deep fly that those, those we post into the voice input in florida to meet, which do the uh, sun beats we call them bunch it's best to be settled is because we have been classified that there was by the previous government and the that's so

but while nat cole and a large part of the french electorate were obsessed with looking over there, right shoulder, it turns out that they were passed on the left, in this particular race, to rachel marston. okay? offering her take on why she believes julian, a sons was not extradited to the us. um, there's no a fremont among other topics. the grey zones i'm up from phil speaks to option next . and the latest going underground. se clips the i'm actually in redundancy and welcome back to going underground will cause to go around the world from the u. a team member of the energy alliance. opec with the boulevard and republic of venezuela, venezuela, with the greatest known oil reserves in the world. just celebrated independence day, despite being targeted by major nations with cruise, sanction starvation and terrorism for refusing to be a washington vessel states. nature of this month. it faces presidential elections. meanwhile, the us state department mud in supporting a proxy war through ukraine and genocide in gaza. it may be the dying days of the biden, the regime is just announced. it

that wants to take down mtaneo because there's no solution uh for what's happening and especially that natcially nobody can forget what happened when hamas approved this fir like after some hours army of course under the leadership of netanhu they com and rafa so i don't see the end of the panel if stays in in power because now they are saying that they want to go to and it's clear that uh the united states don't want a war between not because they love lebaron but because they have the the the intelligence uh to know that israel can win agalah so now we are seeing these small events and small incidents again maybe they are preparing the the say population and and maybe the word that that anion might resign or in a month in a month or to something will happen to him and they are like trying to to find maybe or a replacement for because doesn't want to stop uh the war in gaza and nataniau said that the troops will remain in gaza, nathanialu refused any c5 either if it was from the gulf countries or from egypt from jordan or even from the united states i even proposes that is themselves prop

so mr. nat geo wants to do a deal. you will have the political space and the absence of pressure from his right way to do it. you if prime minister netanyahu came to washington to prove he still has us support, he leaves knowing the images painted a much different picture. around half of the democrats in the house and the senate boycotted his speech to congress. and the bind administration is clearly losing patience with him and his continued war on gasser. patty calling l g 0. washington for rick po, speaking as a columnist with the american prospect, he says come with a how has proved in just one speech that she has? what it takes to be presidents. i think the fact that she was able to face the media after clearly telling a world leader something he didn't want to hear. a really, you know, behind that backdrop of american flags, looking like a president will go a far away to convincing a lot of americans who might have doubts about her capacity is that she's ready for the job. that in addition to just this, the spiri

protest this was seen and in the us. coal was waving policy in flags and holding signers describing nat geo as a war criminal. that was hard to say. they are on the happy that the us invited nathan, yahoo! someone who's responsible for getting tens of thousands of people in gaza. i'm here because the net yahoo, the orchestra leader of genocide in gaza. we're here because this guy is a murder. he's of able, evil mean person, and he's been invited by our table, mean congress to come and speak. i'm for this thing, the nothing he a home visit to the united states. this guy is a war criminal. you should not be, we should not be hosting or criminal. this guy is very responsible for the hundreds of thousands of people killed in gaza. and i really think that we should not be accepting people like that in the united states. we're here because it's absolutely ridiculous and then yahoo is welcomed into our city. the city of dc for billions of dollars goes to israel and to be funding the people's needs. absolutely disgusting, that our congress welcomes is here, as he continues to kabbage on the sid

so mr. nat geo wants to do a deal. you will have the political space and the absence of pressure from his right when you do it you if prime minister netanyahu came to washington to prove he still has us support, he leaves knowing the images painted a much different picture around half of the democrats in the house and the senate boycotted his speech to congress and the bind administration is clearly losing patience with him. and his continued war on gasser. patty calling l g 0. washington repels theme is a columnist with the american prospect. he says, coming to her as proved in just one speech, but she has what it takes to be president. i think the fact that she was able to face the media after clearly telling a world leader something he didn't want to hear. really, you know, behind that backdrop of american flags, looking like a president will go a far away to convincing a lot of americans who might have doubts about her capacity is that she's ready for the job. that in addition to just this, the spirit of kind of jo

the nat presidents up to $21.00 that sidney possibly ever causes that a team which is on a par with purse one or 2 heartbreaks or sherry rain spreading out through south australia and linking up to queensland itself. along with mister liberty several the same. still not warmed up in victoria. so how are we doing in new zealand? when that 7 look, looks fairly quiet, told him to say there's a light breeze up from the south is not a very cold on. so sunshine, the barons next year on the east coast of new will find a time to get to friday, arguably is even better. sunshine is dominant. the the unique perspective, one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is not a rough, it looks like we're off. it looks like so on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, both in the region government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on out to 0, the the, [0

but while nat cole and a large part of the french electorate were obsessed with looking over there, right shoulder, it turns out that they were passed on the left in this particular race. rachel marston well, time for the 1st visit of the week to the direct impact studios, catch host rick sanchez and guess right ahead here on 247 are the introduction the and hello again everybody. i'm rick sanchez and this is the week and review. yeah, we covered, i really don't know what he said at the end of this is, i don't think he knows what he said, either. such a great job. you answered every question. high above words that miss here to asked or not, they're waiting to find out when they can return home. why don't we joe biden stumbles and mumbles bowing strands to astronaut some space. and jo biden's visa a moment. it's been a whole week of had lives. so hey, let's break it down. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. let's do it the the alright i wanna introduce you to one of my favorite guests and golf partners. he's good enough to share with us is unbridled perspective on the week's news part

but while nat cole and a large part of the french electorate were obsessed with looking over there, right shoulder, it turns out that they were passed on the left in this particular race. right. it's time for a monday visit to the cross talk studio is next, where peter asked his guess, why does the notion of peace talks involving old parties in the spring conflict in rage? some you members so much. let's write a has a the hello and welcome to cross night boulevard time peter a little here we discussed some real news, giving peace a chance. and ukraine white us taking this position in rage, members of the european union, also the u. k. labor party studying victory at the polls, or maybe it wasn't so stunning to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess door to send me while we in budapest. he is a pod cast where the goggle, which means on youtube and locals. and in mirror attached we have martin j hughes and award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman cross that.

much ending any doubt that this republican party belongs to the former president project called, hey nat, keeping an eye on all of the action for us of the republican national convention in wisconsin. thank you, patty. a hostile, a head's here here on algebra, more political uncertainty, and france as a prime minister. once again times in his resignation and negotiations continue about pollution filled on post fighting. sir john forces thousands more to flee that hundreds. where at a time, when many on our cell train the low, the rank keeps coming, actually up and down the west coast of india. however, one will pick up the weather story there. keep in mind dark, the blue and yellow, the more intense that rain is falling, as of now, highest level alerts issued for kinetic a state for how much ramble see this is now dragging across central india over the bay of bengal, all is what whether finding its way into the admin seat, then passing into the gulf of thailand. so for southern thailand can bodya and vietnam. while i look at all this rain we're about to see. then there has been some floo

so mr. nat geo wants to do a deal. you will have the political space and the absence of pressure from his right way to do it. you if prime minister netanyahu came to washington to prove he still has us support, he leaves knowing the images painted a much different picture around the house of the democrats in the house. and the senate boycotted his speech to congress. and the bind administration is clearly losing patience with him. and his continued war on gasser. patty calling l g 0, washington. a 10000 nowadays riley military is killed at least 28 palestinians in con eunice on thursday. the armies been towering out on relenting attacks on the southern says he targeting residential districts thousands of displays, people of enforced a fleet of milwaukee. the palestinian red crescent says there's no space for a single tent. is all initially declared on the was the so called save so and has attacked it repeatedly. meanwhile, law says it's targeted is riley times any time eunice, the group says it's fine, says use explosi

no hits for the nats. dylan cease throws a no-hitter. >> oh, the great don on the call. in padres history. san diego swept the nationals. they're looking good. >>> jim harbaugh back in the nfl in his first year with the l.a. chargers. as you might expect, harbaugh brought enthusiasm unknown to mankind. i'm so excited to read this i can't even speak. and this is what he said when he was asked about the start of training camp. >> feels like being born. feels like coming out of the womb, you know. it's like you're in there and it's comfortable and it's safe and now you're out. you're born, the lights are on. you know, it's bright. got chaos, people looking at you, people talking at you, and just feels good to have it happen. >> jules, you're a mother, do you think your kids feel -- >> wrap it up. i would be like -- >> i know, not your cup of tea from the head coach. >> it was interesting, but you know, yeah. >> they miss him in these parts. >> they do. i was like, where's the khakis, where's the outfit. >> that's what everybody said, where are the khakis am i relaxing? in a

england took the one—day series in a clean sweep this week dani wyatt and nat sciver—brunt impressedpton, having won the toss. an illustration of what might be to come at the world cup in bangladesh in three months�* time. dani wyatt excelled as openers before nuts quiver brunt backed up the run—ins as they experimented with the order. new zealand had few answers with heather knight saying she knows her squad. nuts they reach 76 from 50 balls, england powering their way to ones like 7—3, the highest total in a t2o match. having picked four spinners, their ruthless edge continued with their bowling attack, inspired by sarah glenn who took three wickets as new zealand wilted. england winning by 59 runs, a marker perhaps of how well the team is progressing with the world cup nearing. let�*s look at some of the other stories. aaron rai sits at the top of the leaderboard in third round of the pga tourjohn deere classic in illnois. he shares the lead ct pan, davis thompson and andrew novak at 16 under par. jorge martin took a dominant sprint win at the sachsenring. in second and third it w

fas nat fasinating to see how silicon valley will react. >> todd: and cheryl casone will be on morningsa 25 minutes from now. cheryl is also a baseball team, last night was the homerun derby. 2024 version of the derby came down to the contest final pitch. >> everyone on their feet, swung. legs. oh, no! oscar hernandez is your 2024 t-mobile homerun derby champ. >> todd: that means that guy, los angeles dodger outfielder hernandez takes the derby. will cain is speaking with players yesterday. >> it is a great event, this is a super great opportunity for people to enjoy america's past time, for sure. >> baseball has been around for, i mean, 100 years, being able and being america's past time, everybody can watch the game and relax and enjoy all-star week. we'll go out and have fun and enjoy the days and get back to it. >> todd: will cain in arlington, now coverage will start 7 p.m. eastern tonight on fox. and president trump appearing last night with j.d. vance. here is how democrats are reacting. >> i love the republican ticket is real estate developer and venture capitalist. >> pledged 1

s. secret service has told members of congress, but our offices failed and nat geo teacher protect donald trump. the republican presidential candidate was grazed by a bullet during a rally in pennsylvania. kimberly cheetos that it was our agencies worst operational failure in decades. many politicians on the house that was not committed. you want to resign a chaper townsley report to raise her right hand despite coals by her resignation, secret service director. kimberly cheadle refuses to do so. all doing it's her role now to monitor the various inquiries into the security. lapses that up to the assassination attempt against donald trump. on july 13th, we failed. i am dedicated to find any answers to what happened. and like every secret service agent, we don't sure. for our responsibilities, i will remain on and be responsible to the agency, to this committee, to the former president and to the american public. there's trees on page transparency but refused to answer key questions. no debate how it is possible that our roof and such proximity to trumps podium. that is, pennsylvania riley

but while nat cole and a large part of the french electorate were obsessed with looking over there, right shoulder, it turns out that they were passed on the left in the.

think that first of all she has already gained some experience, because she had time to work in... nat, before that she worked in the prosecutorial system in the state of california, after the senate she was vice president, and although maybe , really great successes in some areas of work on she did not have the position of vice-presidents, any interruptions, where she could later say now that i have a great achievement, unfortunately, she did not, but this does not mean that she gained important, valuable experience, because everything after all, she spent a lot of time in various meetings inside the white house on various issues of domestic and foreign policy, she repeatedly took part in large international forums, and she went on important international visits, in particular to the region of asia, the asia-texas region , so i don't i think this is some kind of failed candidacy, and i remember how when biden chose her as vice president, so that she would be in tandem with him before the elections of the 20th year, what an enthusiasm , crazy euphoria it is ... a clique among a part of