next section pla contractor involved in the construction of the wuhan institute of virology. next section, pla present at wib with institute of virology continued after construction completed and lastly, cyber evidence of pla shadow labs tat wuhan e institute of virology ad bioengineering university. china has been interested in coronaviruses, coronavirus as possible bioweapon for many years and has been reported as far back as 2005 that they had this -- this interest. so unfortunately because of china's cover-up we will never know with a hundred percent certainty what actually took place. as dr. redfield at one time it will take the intelligence community because china is not going to be cooperative but several of the agencies leaned towards lab leak and leaned more and more heavily and i think you may even see that change some more for othern agencies as they become more aware of some of the things that were out there. look, i want to just say i'm grateful to be here today and to be part of this. i want to thank everyone for the kind words that our committee is doing but it

it was the first time the pla chairman has broken his silence on the killing. might be responsible for the islamic jihad leaders death. uh, we are continuing investigation for this serious. and uh we this is serious crime and which we cannot accept at all. however, in order to get results from the negotiations, arafat had to give up some of his dreams. he abandons the goal of making all of alcoud's the capital of palestine, and instead recognize the western half of the city as israeli soil. on the other hand, rabin wanted to keep arafat away from gaza and its islamic movements, so he agreed to hand over the eastern half of alkuz to arafat in the near future. arafat was preparing to return to alcuds. he relocated his headquarters from gaza to romala, the closest city to alkuz. he is one step away from alcuds and is waiting for return. a week later, before the new round of negotiations began, robin showed up for a speed. beach at rally among his supporters. robinen said things that could keep arafat hopeful for the next round of talks, but at the end of that rall

pla [applause] >> that's the attitude that saved a free world years ago, and president trump, back as commander-in-chief, i would go back to reenlist today! [cheers and applause] >> and i would storm whatever beach my country needs me to. god bless you. god bless our home. and the united states of ameri america. [applause] >> that gentleman getting a rousing applause. american hero, retired sergeant william pekrul, a survivor of d-day and world war ii. lets bring in our panel as we wait for vance, fox news political analyst and fox news contributor mary katherine hamm. we'll hear vance tell his story. one, what does he need to do in communicating his story tonight? >> i think the big thing to understand, even as he accepts the baton he's accepting the movement, he's the inherit for of all that donald trump has created in terms of american politics since the 2016 win. but i think what you're going to hear from j.d. vance, the senator from ohio, is an appeal based on the story of a kid from middletown ohio, who went through so much to become the man that we're seeing here today. and i t

so your those little plas prodl influence.being aggressive, that's re o no, i mean, i think we know enough at this point to suggest plant aware chemically of what else is in the soil with it. d introduce an invader of some kind. i don't i mean, ' wild behavior to think about. roots pushing another plant out cannot say what a scientist i'm not sure, but it sounds totally probable that plant knew itas there. the experience of writing this is definite. it changy onsh of ving houseplants. i have a ton of them. make partner, do a lot of that because i nownize the influence that touch and and something as violent as pruning has on the plant's life. of course, it's good to prune yo plants it makes them healthier, makes them grow more structurally sound. my position is a ridiculous one in some ways, but i'd have to go to labs and watch a plant react to touch under a microscope and suddenly this invisible process that i never had a context for became tangible to me. i watched a plant that had glowing proteins from a that when i pinched

lose a critical lifeline and the last lay of hope for better future, to those of you who have already pla support, i thank you, and my appeal everyone is this: protect unrua, protect unrua staff and protect unras mandate, including through funding. more than nine months have passed since israel began its genocidal war on gaza, the palestinian resistance movement are still pushing back against the invadingy forces. the military wing of the islamic jihad resistance movement says: it has targeted israeli soldiers and vehicles along the netsarim road. theic brigades also added that it has carried out similar attacks targeting other groups of the iof soldiers in the southern parts of the strip. the military wing of hamas resistance movement has also released new footage displaying one of his latest operations against israeli invaders. in the released f resistance fighters target iof sites on the netsorim road with rockets and artillery strikes. the group also showcase his ability in luring the regime's forces into an ambush in gaza city. according to the israeli media, around 330 soldiers have

action, that is, so that the character bends... not to break, but this will also hold up a lot, this plae biodegradable plastic, which when released into the environment, after 2-3 years it decomposes, seriously, how long does it take to print such a toy, this toy will be printed somewhere around 5-6 hours, but there are parts that take a week to print, then this toy it is checked again, studied at a special technical council, and decisions are made. it’s true, we are all children, and i think that even the fact that we have completely grown up as a child who creates toys does not kill these little consumers in us, everything that we wanted to play in childhood, we are now embodying it in life, when i talk about my work, i say, i have a wonderful job, this is the kind of work in which i can remain a child and play, and we are all guys here, healthy adult guys, we here we all play with the constructor. we play with cars, we check and test all this on ourselves, a show where they fight not with the help of physical force, we stay on the subject of hockey, and i’m the first, just like that,

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sll ocean-going vessels. 18 freshwater rivers flow into its salt waters, inducing an abundant aay of pla life, fish, mamma, rep tires, am fib -- reptiles, amphibians and birds. it has been inhabited by humans for centuries before european settlement up to the present. now more than 20 million americans live within an hour's drive from its shores. it is also a powerful engine to the region's economy, including maritime transportation, commercial and recreational fishing, ecotourism and other water-dependent industries. including ship building. submarine construction and electric bt shipyard in gratten, connecticut, and my district in southeastern connecticut employs 16,000 workers and another 7,000 in ode island. with all of that activity, it is clear an organized effort is reired to sustain the long island sound economy in a way that balances growth with its core natural coastal habitat to respond to this need, congress passed the long island sound swardship act which provided federal dollars going revitalize the wildlifets to population. in 2018 congress re-authorized that law and great

give the child the same thing to hold, unscrew, break or not break, but this also costs a lot, it is plastic, and therefore biodegradable plastic, which when released into the environment in 2-3 years it decomposes, seriously, but how much does it cost? time, this toy is printed, this toy will be printed somewhere around 5-6 hours, but there are parts that take a week to print, then this toy is checked again. at a special technical council, they study, decisions are made on some improvements, alterations, often when we receive tasks already at the finish line, we may have one or two. like , right from the first time you understand, well , that’s it, great, this character took off, and there are seven or eight releases, i saw 3d printers for the first time in my life, i was already very impressed, but this, as it turned out, was just the beginning , all the surprise was already then, can we call you an adult child who creates toys? absolutely true, we are all children, and i think even the fact that we have grown up, it does not kill these... these little consumers in us, everything that

pla is fine. we have union contractors. >> yeah. >> okay. i have questions. so, when this matter came before our commission back in 2022, the district submitted a report to us around attendance and enrollment, and at that time the district stated that enrollment would be increasing city wide and especially in mission bay and this is why we needed to rush and have this school started. however, it has come to our attention that the information submitted to us was inaccurate. do you have any response to that? >> i think that is a really good question. my response and i think we can work to get some clearer enrollment numbers specific to that area, but the district still has a commitment to providing access to a school within every neighborhood and community that is walkable or easily-easy to get to and so, the mission bay community and even more broadly when you look expand out to south of market into some parts of potrero hill, there are very few elementary schools, very few schools at all, sfusd schools serving that community. there is a lot of development and

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progress on the pothole prob ms pla charged by the alameda county district attorney. fremont police released a photo of 30 year old morgan foster. investigators say he was arrested june 30th, accused of raping an intoxicated 18 year old woman who he was training at work. police say this happened outside his fremont home. two days earlier in the back of his car. after a night of drinking. foster was booked, charged and arraigned before posting bail. >> one of the victims in the juneteenth mass shooting at oakland's lake merritt is now accused of being one of the gunmen that night. 23 year old jordan kelly faces four counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. police say he was one of four people who took part in a shootout with another group on the north side of the lake. kelly was shot several times and was listed in critical condition at the hospital. there is no update on his condition tonight, and all 14 people were shot on juneteenth. these are the first charges to be filed in this investigation. >> the city of oakland pays out more money in lawsuits tied to p

unknown one, moved on the night of july 20 at a very low altitude, passed in official reports, if the plaas not... of an updated type, do our military experts already know something about what kind of drone it was, who launched it , here the question is open, well, if not open, but closed, here it is clear who, but what was this drone? well, it should be noted that the drone, this unknown one, which somehow got into the territory of ukraine, was indiscriminately shot down by our defenders, and this says that after all, although it is unknown, it is as vulnerable as others, the drones launched by russian terrorists, terrorizing the ukrainian civilian population, and here it should be noted that by actually shooting down this drone, you invented defenders of it the remnants realized that this type of drone was not yet among their trophies, and well... firstly, let's say the assessment suggests that it might be some kind of specialized drone that was flying, or there for a purpose, say , conducting a study of its effectiveness or with for the purpose of performing some tasks, so in principle

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progress on the cypress negotiations model where we see the toughening of positions on certain of certain plas. mm. uh, i don't know. there's a question of extending the mandate of oregon, but that's completely within the federal level. the secretary general because she's, she's, she's pressing on the invoice of the security comfortable this sort of g. uh, let's see. in fact, it's william to make the decision on the contents to it. but i think that will be at a regular briefing by the, by the advocacy that to you, that she heads little on the development so on the ground on the issues that they are facing. i do not expect anything extraordinary for elizabeth thinking and bar, so that for your break, went into you from the children. use deputies any. follow up questions about the dpi? okay. especially about supplemental expert against people. okay. about about pano, but expect because on that in a little bit. yeah. it seems like palm that was expired. it has to be more than 2 months. do you have any or somebody to prompt as opponent or do you think? so going to consider what does, what needs up

, the village of defense objectively at the expense of combined fire impact artillery plus means of plani, burned and removed the evil to most of the equipment that took part in shock assault actions. the enemy switched to easily maneuverable equipment, as it uses, for example, in the bakhmut region, these are motorcycles, buggies and many other things. the defense forces of their pair are exactly the same... successful, but periodically the enemy tries under the pressure of the generals of the russian federation, who command back and forth, and tries to use light armored vehicles. this time there were four units, which were successfully destroyed due to the activities of several units, this is the akhilets battalion, this is the magyar birds, and our guys from the self-propelled artillery division, which also took certain measures that helped. to move the column, the enemy lost all its equipment, as well as the majority of attack aircraft that were on their way. is it possible to use the same fpv drones in order to destroy not only personnel, not only equipment, but also their fortific

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the dual news for general mention what they do in their commercial sector will go to pla but it's really for us to understand people's liberation army is purely commercial. the things we are doing the things we are seeing them do i believe is about application orbital regime from what might be a co- division going forward and probably not too much more specific than that which of the best of luck in trying to do that. an unclassified environment. let's you do see opportunities to have cooperation. they brought a sample back from the backside of the moon. the scientific community will share that sample. they express their print shirt. the question is not, i personally do not see a quote race because of the things these gentlemen are talking about. why are they there what are we they know we are not doing occult space domain awareness appeared where is the high ground? really it's associate of geo is the space between geo and the moon. helping with the technologies we need to get there quicker. whether it's the land for the origin or working over ryan. we are trying to help the country get

pieces of metal were found in the villages of pla-uru and patlagenatsi. they were analyzed by experts. catch with a surprise: 600 packs of cigarettes in boxes with fish, a ukrainian tried to take them to romania, the state border police reported. service customs officials found tobacco products among seafood. after a detailed inspection , the cigarettes were seized. a man's body was found in the carpathians. the deceased was found near the border with romania, he probably tried to cross the border illegally, but chose one of the most difficult routes, the state border service reported. the police handed over the man's body to doctors for examination. prevented a series of terrorist attacks in ukraine and the european union. the security service of ukraine and the national police neutralized an fsb agent group that was preparing to set fire to shopping centers in poland. and the baltic states. it consisted of 19 people. they lived in ivano-frankivsk, dnipropetrovsk, poltava and zaporizhzhia regions. participants used money to recruit candidates. the burnin

it�*s one of the events taking place in the plas taylor concord, an urban park that has been createdf the famous land mark, where we will see events like skateboarding and bmx freestyle. the ioc are trying to broaden out the games and appeal to younger audiences and fans while still having those huge sports and events we associate with the olympic games. katie gornall, thank you very much. the polish parliament is due to vote later on proposals to decriminalise the use of firearms by security forces in self—defence. the government says the change is needed to protect poland�*s border with belarus from increasingly aggressive gangs of migrants. a soldier died last month after he was stabbed by migrants trying to cross the border. warsaw accuses belarus of encouraging migrants to enter poland illegally to destabilise the european union. let�*s speak to our correspondent adam easton, who�*s in warsaw. tell us more about these proposed changes. tell us more about these proposed chances. ~ , .,, tell us more about these proposed chances. ~ , ., ., , changes. well, the bill has already bee

that isn't necessarily going to translate to a huge number of seats in the vagaries of the british plas past the party system at a moment's federal and 4 seats, and might not do much better than that. so the, the exit polls put them that about the themes that they, they, they're going to struggle to get more than for that. they have an amazing and yet modul garage. and caesar full and policy are still because of his personality. and the attention that given by the british media are going to still be a very influential part of this next parliament upon them. and that said that the a k, a stomach is going to be dominating with a thumping labor majority. all right, so little bit late tickets to him and he will go to bucky and tell us to meet with the king. to tell him that people have asked him to full minute governments. he will then go directly to where you are right now down the street where he'll make a speech for full go in to number 10 and in the speech he will layout. how he's going to tackle the myriad challenges ahead. an extraordinary, just what do you have to deal with? what wil

it happens quite regularly, yes, it explodes, we don't know if it's... pla, if it was point targets thatthe russian interventionists are spreading their propaganda that they need, so that they say, ukrainian drones are flying and they were destroyed by the russian occupation air defense, so that there was in fact, i don't know, maybe you have such information, and in general, if we are talking about crimea, the crimean peninsula and the presence of the occupiers there, how far we have progressed in what is called elimination. of russian air defense systems from our long-suffering peninsula, hovered, hovered, ivan kyrychevskyi, well, problems with light, and yes, problems with communication, well, maybe it will unfold now, yes, well, let us remind you that several loud explosions rang out in the evening in occupied sevastopol over city, there was smoke, this is in this area, in balaklavskyi area, they are based there. russian air defense systems, according to russian sources, which have no analogues, anti-aircraft defenses also have no analogues, and they defeated everything, as usual, bu

recently signed a $1.5 billion investment deal with the] company g42 which is part of a broader strateg plainese influence and present in the region. how well isn't working, and what arrangements do you have with countries like uae as well as with saudi■g kuwait? >> matter we obviously want to see trusted digital infrastructure around the world, particularly g economic partnershipsot t protect sensitive data including protect military data and, of course, to ensure tadvanced tecg tors where we have a clear, can policy objective there. so in context, in the place like the uae which g working vey closely with huawei, for example, we have an interest in changing the picture. and so we see kind of the effort to work withternative to huai,o. you have legacy of working with an un-trusted vr f5or really long time, thesste infrastructure personnel, all the things that come with it, it's going to take someimo■e kind to fully make the transition and to build confidence that we are not quite of technology we would worry about. so i not unique to the uae doesn't show it. at is underway,ny context where

next section, pla presents with of the institute continued after the construction completed and last,er evidence of the shadow labs at the institute and bioengineering. china has been interested in coronavirus as a possible bio weapon for many years and has been reported as far back as 2005 that they had this interest. so, because of the cover-up we will never know with 100% certainty what actually took place. as doctor redfield said it is going to take the community to figure this out because china is not going to be cooperative. several of the agencies have leaned towards the lab league and lean more and more heavily and i think you may even see that change for other agencies as they become more aware. i'm grateful to be here and be part of this and i want to thank everyone for the kind words but it isn't just us because a lot of the work is driven by the work of others and what we see taking place that's us in the right direction i think all the time. i am very grateful for that and i just want to say that we've got to do things to make sure we have the ability to react from nature

today showers and thunderstorms for northernin plas, ohio valley and extension valley. to steve doocy. >> hi, steve. >> janice: so cute >> steve: those kids have a chaperon, right? >> janice: their parents are shy to be on tv. i'll take them home with me. >> steve: all right. thank you, jd. top democrats avoiding specifics on president biden fitsness for office. >> did you suggest to the president to leave the race on july 13th? >> first, look at president biden's record. >> for history, though, what was your local and intention with the meeting on july 13th? >> i will not get into the specifics. >> i was telling the president the truth, there were real concerns. >> we have a new nominee. >> was she aware of how he was doing? >> we're all aware of how our president coing. he is 10 years older than he was 10 years ago. >> steve: bill hemmer joins us now. good to have you. reason chuck schumer would not answer the question, behind the scenes he stabbed him in the back. >> bill: i think it is biggest political story in america. one day it will be uncovered. someone was in

since thek on israel on october 7 many demc members of congress have announced a pla boycott his speech and prote of israel's military oons in gazahe israeli prime minister is expeo speak about the ongoing war against hamas he will be the first foreign leader ever to address congress in a join meeting four times. watch live ce of his

where i want to go with you, iran predirk predict absaying pla blah we'll take revenge, and handwringers, my gosh this could escalate. i believe iranians respect strength and toughness, and they may not be so quick on the trigger, they may hold back, the mullahs could, next for all we know. >> again, you said it only language middle east knows, taken a minute for israel to step it up. they want to be careful and really get that actionable intelligence that we know we need to carry out selective strikes in beirut and iran. very selective but the strength is key word. now israel is speaking the strength, i dodge i do think it will pull iran back, i don't think that iran wants to get into a full-blown anything with israel, if they did they would have counter struck iran following the missile attack a couple mops ago. but i -- morning month -- a couple of months ago, i think we're edging closer to a deal, the riengreasons is are you sure you want to go further with this, that is what arabs and middle east and radical islamists understand. >> i think you right, i think one reason is for that

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in the south china sea we just saw in the philippines and all of us are concerned about a potential pla invasion of taiwan. when we see these tightening and hong kong continue to do the bidding of beijing in so many ways, we should be worried because hong kong may no longer be the financial center of the free and fair world but now the levator for the unfree world posing the greatest threat to long-term stability. so thank you again this is such an incredibly important report. >> a number of companies and individuals as a part of this report who are doing pretty brazen trading. can you go through the cases that stood out to you? >> this was my favorite part of the report there's just so many wild stories. first i will say and i meant to mention this at the beginning a question everybody has there were a few different sources especially on russia but also some of the others was from the global security form. if you haven't checked it out, they do really incredible work if you're interested in some of the stuff and i think the human rights organizations out there that kind of go towards t

he has faced criticism for goals and know plas of israeli military operation inside gaza whchl we zoomut and look at what is at stake, it would make sense for lawmakers and vice president to attend to gather information and hear what the israeli prime minister has to say. israel is facing war on seven different fronts. in aviv 4r569 last week, a dr drone. there is hezbollah and rocket fire continues from i ga, threatses in the west bank and iran this year launched balastic missiles at israel. stakes have never been higher and this affects the united states of america and we'll hear more of netanyahu's plans for the region and gaza and what day after that conflict looks like. john. >> sandra: jennifer, jump in here and give your thoughts as we see speaker of the house on capitol hill. speaker johnson was talking earlier about the vice president kamala harris not attending this address. he said this earlier. listen. >> it has never been more important than it is right now for us to stand with our closest ally in the middle east. she needs to be held accountable for that. our ally is in d

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they say they hate vladimir putin, but it sure seems like they've spent a lot of time copying his plathis country, we don't criminalize political differences. we debate them. we vote on them. but we don't make you choose between picking a party or picking a jail [ applause ] there was a time when the democrats really wanted what was best for america. even if they had a different way of getting there. it was the party of franklin roosevelt, john f. kennedy, marten luthe martin luther king jr. you may have disagreed with the party, but at least you could respect it. but this new, extreme democrat party, they want us to somehow believe that the only way forward is going backwards. where hiring decisions are based solely on race. where justice is only for those with the right opinions. where streets are a luxury only for the elite. where economic opportunity exists only when you know the right people. right now, the america we all grew up with, the america that we love feels like an old photograph. where you sit down with your children and tell them what life used to be like. you look bac

off to whatever cemetery they choose, this is who s he is, he has always wanted it, he was willing to plaprogressive climate change hoax. he wants that title, then he has jill biden, jill loves being there jill biden is the cre cruella deville of politics, she is in charge. >> the edith wilson. >> woodrow wilson's wife, she ran the country for last two years. during your sophomore year. larry: i was a young research, jill biden is edith wilson. mark simone, there is too much funeral music here, he will be vice president on republican ticket. >> i went through them all, i have watched trump for 30 years in his business, he hires, young hotshot never gets the job, jd vang vangs -- jd vance, he does not hire g guys with beards, burg burgum that problem is strict ban on abortion to burgum's state, i think it bridges brings that issue up, i think ben carson, he has greatest temperament of any politician and think about joe biden and his condition running against a brain surgeon. >> you set that up. >> that was very good. >> i am out of time. 5 seconds joe concha. >> marco rubio, live the fact

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next section, pla presents with of the institute continued after the construction completed and last, cyber evidence of the shadow labs at the institute and bioengineering. china has been interested in coronavirus as a possible bio weapon for many years and has been reported as far back as 2005 that they had this interest. so, because of the cover-up we will never know with 100% certainty what actually took place. as doctor redfield said it is going to take the community to figure this out because china is not going to be cooperative. several of the agencies have leaned towards the lab league and lean more and more heavily and i think you may even see that change for other agencies as they become more aware. i'm grateful to be here and be part of this and i want to thank everyone for the kind words but it isn't just us because a lot of the work is driven by the work of others and what we see taking place that's us in the right direction i think all the time. i am very grateful for that and i just want to say that we've got to do things to make sure we have the ability to react from na

g to win or lose, this is going to be in those pla you.so i should say thatepa from. 1980 to 1986, and it was a staff attorney and it was so distressing, i gave up and went to medical school 40. so say you are the advisor, say biden getsmy lips to god's ear what do we do aboutmean, i'm well aware of all those coal plants. what i m can't the market doesn't work there. and the coal plants, the coal mines and the plant. so what how do let me add let me just add a think of the so getting punched. he biden administration last said we're goin evs from china into this country. good good call. wow. so if you're asking me, is to allow a 14th thousand dollar plug in into united states of america from anntquestion question? . it's a trait that is a trade off between protecting jobs in the industry and i would say definitely the speed with which we electric driven transportation, dare i say it, when we're talking about are buying $14,000 cars, that does something thing to the inflation numbers that everyone seems to be so panicked about. so i te re is

taxpayer dollars would be going to someone was a high-ranking chinese pla facial? yes or no? >> i would to know more about that, mr. chairman, because of even know who you talk about. >> are your we ever were that the u.s. state department in 2005 issued warnings that the chinese government was working on the creation of bioweapons? >> i was not aware of that. >> did you ever discuss the chinese bioweapons program with anyone in the intelligence community? >> i never discussed the chinese bioweapons program to my nose with anybody. >> before during or after the covid-19 pandemic did you speak to the fbi, cia, dia or any use intelligence agency concerning viral research of any kind? >> what, what time frame are you talking about. >> as i said before, during or after covid-19 pandemic did you speak to the fbi, cia, dia, or any use intelligence agency concerning viral research of any kind? >> i can't give you specifics of it, but not in the type of the anthrax attacks, we certainly had a number of briefings of, by agency that were intelligence agencies, i don't know who they wer