this is the alexandria gazette,m this is june 28th. now they mention the town, not to confuse it with the bridge. they mentioned the home of thomas wright and the entire brigade. on a civil war map down at the very bottom i have circled where the fort is. if anyone doesn't know where that is, it is been taken up by the fort. that is the right home right there. that's mount vernon. he and you start to see the proximity of where that lines up with the other map i've been using already. there is annandale, the circle at mount vernon. and that circle is where fort lyon and fort ellsworth are. again, in the line, the confederate cavalry go to annandale into alexandria city where fort ellsworth and fort ryan are. there is some certainty in their mind that this is still continuing. that this is going to happen. now, mind you, stuart is going to cross the river about this time this all happens. he captured the wagon train up around rockville. but the federals don't know this, and they can't take a chance. a lot of people say well, you know, al

the color of alexandria remains the same. to answer your question and spent a lot of time in the new york publicar library where you can read your way to the works of the ancients who were all of them so astonished and wide-eyed at the alexandria of the ancient world. >> host: what issrl your advice to someone who watches the 1963 movie cleopatra with elizabeth taylor and her husband? >> guest: get a double popcorn is my advice. there's a brilliant article about the making of the moving which i would recommend reading maybe after you seen the movie to find that what had gone into the making of it. it's almost as extraordinary a story as the movie itself. >> host: from 40 b. c., 1692 new england, what to read a quote fromm your 2015 book the witches. america's tiny rgn of terror, salem represents one of the rare moments in our enlightened past. when the candles are knocked out and i do and seemso be groping about in the dark, a place were all gd stories begin. easy to caricature. it is the only tragedy that has acquired its ow

they are being held in alexandria. they are actually sending ships down to the camps in north carolina. they want to bring them back up because they need to expand the laborers. it is an interesting thing if you think about it. they will get to the point, the first time somebody asked them they said should we just take them or are we going to give them the option. if they don't want to go, let them stay. as it gets closer to the time, they are going to ask again and the answer is going to be no. whether they want to go or not you will put them on a ship and bring them to alexandria because we need them to be here. i imagine you just escaped slavery. now you are going to deal with your freedom. it is not a small point there. joseph hooker's chief intelligence officer is talking about the raid. you can see it mentioned on june ninth. he talks about capturing some papers during the battle that can confirm that there was going to be a raid. that was the only documentation. we believe it was from the south. it actually says

the city alexandria founded.it's like a mail order coat of arms. it was a trumped up family pedigree that served and worshiped alexander the great. and roman eyes spoke of alexander the great. so is a very tenuous connection because of the relationship. >> was she a deity or did she have a belief system? quick it's one of the many unanswerable questions here. she was thought to be a deity by her people. she comports herself as a god of isis. sacrifices are made to her. did she think of herself as a deity? that's an impossible question to answer. buto certainly in the eyes of hr people of her who she rules with immense finesse she is thought to be a benevolent supreme deity. >> she lived before christ was evenn born. once you decide you want to write about cleopas ready start the research? what about about cleopas before i worked on benjamin franklin and i could not figure out how to write a book were essentially one word at most in cleopas' hand we have no documents. all of our sources are basically roman men une

the anger of the people had doubled in the hot and humid weather of that day in alexandria.the same time, nasser had assigned one of his closest friends, mahmoud younes, to the head office of suez canal company to go and carefully listen to his whole speech and wait to hear the word. but nasser knew that this was the beginning. a great battle with the great world powers of that day, that is , britain and france, egypt, the land of the pharaohs, where the first united human states were formed , its kings ruled over this land for more than 3,000 years. but after that and in the contemporary era, this land was occupied by foreign rulers. muhammad ali pasha, the military ruler of the ottoman empire , who was of albanian origin , ruled egypt since 1805 ad, and this dynasty lasted until the hand of king farouk in the turbulent half of the 20th century. receipt. when when egypt gained independence in 1922, jamal abdul nasser was only 4 years old and in his father's house, who was an employee of the post office in alexandria , he was immersed in his childish world and knew nothing o

in secondary schools in saniya, saniya, in the year 30 in alexandria and in al-manshieh square, especiallya balnadi in hariyya and kana balnadi in istiqlal. was given to him by the ambassador of this country in cairo it was communicated. it came to a point that in 1942, by the order of the british ambassador, the palace of king farouk was besieged. british tanks arrived to express the displeasure of the government with the policies of the egyptian prime minister at the time, and finally farouk dismissed him . nasser, who entered the officer college in 1937 and wore army uniform , felt tormented every day by this humiliating situation that egypt and even its army is under the command of british officers and politicians, and every day he wrote down these events in a small notebook. and years later his family found these manuscripts. but what in the following years the egyptian society over in advance, it was connected to the regional and global conflicts . the issue of palestine was on may 14, 1900, with the cooperation of western countries, especially britain, and a jewish state declared it

american history tv visited christchurch and alexandria, virginia to hear the story. hi, i'm john lawson and the former senior warden here at christ church in alexandria, virginia. with me is our rector, the reverend noel, george simmons. the story that i will describe today to me is really a lesson in leadership from perhaps the greatest leaders of the 20th century. president franklin roosevelt and prime minister winston churchill. these are men who are willing to commit their countries to a long, bloody conflict act in the name of freedom to support the freedom and independence of their own homelands, but to support freedom and democracy for other people around the world. they combine that with a deep humility. they believe that our countries had to be worthy spiritually and morally of the victory. they were asking god to grant us. so on january 1st, 1942, president roosevelt and mrs. roosevelt came here to christchurch with prime minister winston churchill. lord halifax, the british ambassador and lady halifax and others in their party to commemorate what roosevelt

alexandria hoff, thank you. former federal prosecutor in the hunter biden political probe, leslie wolf was deposed and the transcript has been reviewed. shoo said i followed facts where they led and made decision in best interest of the investigation, no time did politics play a role in or any way impact my work as a federal prosecutors. wolf testified 79 different times she was not authorized by doj to answer specific questions about the case. congress was hoping for answers after irs whistleblowers claimed wolf stopped key parts of the investigation. she says politics did not come into play. >> todd: easy to answer that when you don't answer questions. looking live at the atlanta airport for the busiest travel season of the year. tsa expecting to scan 2.5 million customer mers just today. we gave ourselves time. >> first possibility the captain was not here and then maintenance of the plane and they switched our gate. >> todd: massive storms hitting east and west coast. parts of california already under water

alexandria hoff joins us live with the latest. >> alexandria: this is first time an election official has taken action to remove president trump from the ballot. secretary of state belllows ruled he is ineligible to run if they have engaged in insurrection. >> the events of january 6 2021, unprecedented, tragic, were unsurrectorion. mr. trump engaged in insurrection and therefore disqualified. upon >> alexandria: like colorado state supreme court belllows based her ruling off the ruling used once in 1919. >> make no mistake, this is assault on democracy. biden does not trust voters for a free and fair election. this is being pursued in 13 other states. in colorado, trump's name will appear unless the supreme court affirms the decision to remove him. here is the chair weighing in. >> it is an act of desperation, they are afraid donald trump will win against joe biden. i'm afraid other states will follow suit if the supreme court does not step in. >> alexandria: penning appeal by the trump team. right now her ruling is stayed until we get a ruling on that appeal from the state supreme c

you see the road coming down the little river turnpike coming down and alexandria. that's a report that he he puts that map from the man who led the patrol. so he tells in, i've only put part of it up there mentions the town of telegraph road, route one and maple valley. so they come down the river in alexandria, go down route one another way to prince william county, maple valley, where everybody know that familiar moving anybody now the community there. is a little town, right? there's the intersection is still exactly the same it was during the civil war or is a million homes around it now and then they come up route one in and they're still scouring stewart's go. but still not certain that this not going to happen. and on very day getting road link and secretary of the navy will write that stewart could have come into the city with impunity. why? because at this point, all of the mobile troops, all the mobile cavalry, those cavalry's the goal is the transfer to the army. so all the mobile and infantry have been there for the army of the time. the only troops to

. >> carley: alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: this is first where election official has taken action to remove former president trump from the ballot. bellows writing, mr. trump used a false narrative of election fraud to enflame his voters. here is more. >> the events of january 6 2021, which were unprecedented and tragic, were insurrection and under -- engaged in insurrection and is therefore disqualified. >> alexandria: that was designed to keep confederate officers from holding office after the civil war. john andrewses he is moving to impeach the secretary general, i wish to impeach secretary bellows for barring a former president of the united states who is convicted of no crime from appearing on maine's ballot. this follows colorado's supreme court decision to remove trump from the ballot, which has been paused, meaning trump will appear on the ballot there, unless supreme court affirms colorado's decision. efforts to disqualify the former president is be ing talked abou in 13 other states. this is vivek ramaswamy. >> this is the action of an entire system that has a re

alexandria hoff has details.brought this story yesterday saying this will be gone by end of the week. now it is not. what happened? >> alexandria: a federal judge is blocking the removal of this statue. it honors american unity following the civil war. victor hanson weighed in on the "the ingraham angle" last night. >> this is hypocritical, we have problems in the military and monument from the civil war about reconciliation is not one of our problems. >> alexandria: work had started to dismantle the statue. the group defend arlington filed a lawsuit seeking to halt the demolition. the judge agreed writing in his order, the plaintiffs alleged in addition to removal, they are not taking care of the -- saying the area around the memorial was protected a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. >> todd: this is memorial about the spanish american war commemorating coming together on both sides in one of the country's worst times coming together to fight against a common enemy. they are stopped for now. >> alexandria: it i

alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: hosting a meeting with president zelenskyy this afternoon followeda join press conference. the ukraine president spoke in washington yesterday, last-minute effort to secure funding for the fight against russia. zelenskyy stated when the free world hesitates, dictatorships celebrate. a package that would include ukraine and israel has gone fo the senate. >> we are waiting on the white house to give us responses back and forth, we have had long pauses of engagement from them. >> alexandria: since the war we gun in ukraine, 113 billion has been approved. j.d. vance doesn't appreciate zelenskyy pleaing for more. it is fro grotesque. this is purely designed to apply pressure on republicans to give up their fight on the border and write another blank check to ukraine. >> alexandria: the ukraine will be watching. >> todd: our bases have been attacked 92 times. >> we've had over 90 attacks on troops in iraq and syria, from iran-backed militias that have gone without response. united states military is not authorized to attack iran in iran. we can respond in

how is alexandria different from other villages?s created for people. mirvatar showers the agricultural town. now 677 people live in this dynamically developing village, not counting summer residents, all the attributes of city life are located along the powerful street, we walk, we walk, such beautiful places, and i’m very interested in asking what it is, can you tell me, please, of course, this is... a sports complex, this complex was built primarily for our population, for our children, rural morafet, dead bushaker, culture shock, the pace of transformation of villages in belarus has long been disconcerting in scope; the first large-scale reboot of the village started back in 2005, then in just a couple of years almost settlements were transformed into agricultural towns, over 45,000 objects were built and repaired. they built 8,000 residential buildings, 50,000 gas-filled swimming pools, a jacuzzi, a football field, a tennis court, a gym, the complex is in no way inferior to city arenas. wow, what a beauty, wow, just a gorgeous

alexandria hoff has the story. >> alexandria: never mind meticulous recordkeeping of ellis island. he understands this issue and while he was here, he was able to land a last-minute meeting with biden officials, tenth time the democratic mayor has come to d.c. to get help for influx of migrants his city is hosting. he understands this, you have maxwell frost out of florida with this take. >> encourage people to look back into history of ellis island. we were processing more people than we do now, a long time ago with worse technology. we are able to do this, we have to get down to it. >> alexandria: generation z take there. he says as migrant crisis at southern border continues to break records. tuesday marked highest total per one single day ever reported, 12,000 in one day. retired agent chris clemm says the ellis island comparison is a weak one. >> one particular party has gotten the handle on that really well. get back to basics and secure the border, get it done right and go to the table to address immigration. >> alexandria: the 12,000 were encounters with migrants trying to

alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: colorado maine rulings remove trump from the ballots, have beenut on pause pending appeal. trump plans to ashgsz peel on tuesday. first and foremost obligation is oath to hold the constitution and rule of law. >> alexandria: in ground-breaking effort to challenge former president trump's ballot eligibility, maine's decision stands out. the secretary of state ruled to disqualify trump inform colorado, the decision came from the state's supreme court. trump campaign says we are witnessing theft of election and disenfranchisement of the moron voter. 13 states are seeking to ban trump from the primary ballot, leaning on a provision in the u.s. constitution that bans a person engaged in insurrection from holding public office. an appeal leaving interpreting the clause up to the u.s. supreme court. for now, trump's name will appear on colorado primary ballot unless the high court sides with colorado's decision to kick him off. >> i think that the court will see this as 18 democratic effort to win this election in the courts, rather than polling places.

looking at a photo of alexandria now she is 20 years old a student as arizona state. she asked someone for a percocet. she takes half a pill, it goes to sleep and never wakes up because it turns out it's counterfeit oxycodone. what is alexander's law? what is your message what you hope this will finally prevent? >> alexander's law is common sense it's a very modest initiative because it does not punish anyone on the first time they commit this terrible crime of selling poison. but if you are arrested for selling this poison you get a warning, an explanation in the second time could lead to a murder charge for this activity. and if you do it again you can be charged with it. it is that simple. the reason matt has spent four years is that right now historically there is no penalty for people who again and again sell fentanyl and often sell it the way alexandria bought it which is disguised as a perfectly legal drug that someone would take for depression, or take for anxiety or any number of reasons these drugs were sold. that is what is so terrible about fentanyl. it is

alexandria hoff joins us. >> alexandria: like magill, gay did offer apology saying she felt regret, butnough to resign and the university will not be forcing her out either. harvard's body says as members of harvard corporation today we reaffirm president gay's leadership and affirm our confidence president gay will help our community heal. billionaire hedge fund manager bill ackman said gay's handling of antisemitism cost the university billions. that did not rattle the board or faculty members. they wrote the undersigned faculty urge you in strongest possible terms to defend the university and resist political pressure for academic freedom. the critical work of defending free inquiry cannot proceed if we let it be dictated by outside forces. tomi lahren weighed in on that. listen. >> tomi: when conservatives come to speak on campus our presence is considered hate speech and administration speak out against it. when i go and riley gaines, same thing. the lack of consistency is frustrating for folks. >> alexandria: pulse released a list to rank free speech on campus and harvard scored d

then it was part of india, thanks to regular flights, mail delivery times from bazra to alexandria. reducedral days. in the twenty-ninth year, in in exchange for the fact that the british allowed the german lufthansa on their middle eastern routes, the persians provided their territory for the flight, but in the thirty-second year the agreement lost its force. iran proposed another route through mountains over 4,000 m high. but it required a completely sealed oxygen cabin. then it was decided to fly. across the arabian peninsula. by the thirties, an airplane had already appeared that could cross the babelmandep strait. it was a british thirty-eight seat plane henry patch hp-42. in the giant viplane, where stuart was already at that time, hot meals were served, and sometimes there were sleeping places. we managed to reach an agreement with the sheikh of the emirate of sharjah, where the airport was built. the cooperation turned out to be mutually beneficial. the british hired employees from... the local population, and the passengers did not bother anyone, not having the right to go into the

we would want to, but now, with this announcement, we have the opportunity to do the engagemen that alexandriacenturies potomac potomac yar hosted rail. now they're building upward, as virginia welcomes the first two major professional league sports teams ever >> our thanks to drew wilder for that report. the gentrification of pro sports continuing in front of our eyes. >> here it's happening for tonit i'm tom llamas in new york stay right there more news on the way more news on the way. >>> house republicans escalate their impeachment inquiry into president biden. the probe moves forward despite no evidence of wrongdoing. >>> world leaders authorize a historic deal to move away from

contribution to the preservation of the cultural heritage of belarus was noted, including the holiday alexandriars friends. in addition, special prizes were awarded president. culture of art, which is pleasant , and the bel tv and radio company is among the nominees. together with the prosecutor general's office and the belarusian telegraph agency, our colleagues managed to make a significant contribution to the preservation of historical memory and the truth about the great patriotic war. the projects of the last witnesses and genocide without the right to life are noted. the children were all loaded, not killed by bullets, but stabbed to death with knives. do you understand? then they said in the geto, the lithuanians slaughtered it, which means someone knew, or the soldiers are taking a child by one leg, a tiny one, i’ll use the head, a group of authors from the grodno region was awarded a high award for a creative project to preserve the traditional culture of belarus and hold a caravan festival. batkova bulka, as well as the vetina folk brass band and the syabbrynka pop song theater of the

ciertas propiedades que pertenecen a la supervisión de la autoridad de vivienda y reurbanización de alexandriares de 16 años que se cubran el rostro con eso. es una ley que ha estado vigente durante años en virginia. >> lo digo porque esta gente se cubre la cara. pienso que sería bueno que implementaran la ley, que quitaran eso. >> así está medida dijo el jefe de la policía local. >> se pone en práctica cuando los agentes están en presencia de otro delito y señalaron que no arrestarán a nadie solo por cubrir el rostro. agregó que la medida se aplica en toda la ciudad y hoy viernes, el presidente de méxico conmemoró 5 años en el poder al inaugurar el nuevo aeropuerto en la zona turística de tulum. >> además, anunció buenas noticias para los trabajadores del país que se une el. se verán beneficiados en sus ingresos. así ve pérez tiene más información al respecto. si 5 años han pasado desde que andrés manuel lópez obrador recibió la banda presidencial y quedó al frente del gobierno. >> acepto el reto. este viernes celebró el inicio de la última etapa de su gestión, anunciando un aumento al salari

alexandria hoff, thank you for the live report. good to see you. for more on trump's growing legal issues. we're joined by attorney brian claypool. great to have you on the program and great to see you. of course, you have to have a crime. you're a criminal defense attorney you know at that better than anybody and while many believe that donald trump could certainly be guilty of insurrection, he hasn't been charged or convicted. you heard professor turley in alexandria hoff's report saying that this is anti-democratic in his opinion. do you think this will stand before the supreme court? >> hey, anita, great to see you again, happy new year. anita: you, too. >> so look, the decision by bellos in maine has bark, but not a lot of bite. once the supreme court gets this, probably before the end of january because the ballots have to be sent out in maine and colorado by the end of january, but the supreme court is going to look at a couple of issues and you named one of them. due process rights. former president trump was not even charged by the doj for

neil: thank you, alexandria. to the captain, a national aff affairs, and i know you've got a crazy schedule. if you could describe it, what is it like? >> i can describe what it's like for the planning phase. the important piece that we're in. we're in an extreme planning mode. working with partners to determine what they need and how we can best support. neil: what are you hearing back? what are folks recommending? >> at this point we're looking at the logistical and administrative options for support. what we're willing to do, be enhancements, be that law enforcement support so they can do their job throughout southern arizona. neil: so, captain, we were told that it wasn't that many hears ago just a few countries that would try to, you know, see migrants get through and into the united states and now we're up to north of 160, i think the last time i checked. what's happening? >> so, i want to start off by saying this isn't a new mission for arizona, throughout the years, back to 2000 we've been conducting supp

i mean, you mentioned ptolemy in alexandria ptolemy, the first ptolemy soter and his and his son ptolemy philadelphus, the second they were two of they are two of the most fascinate. one of the most fascinating families in the book. the ptolemies were cousins, possibly a half brother of alexander the great who seized egypt after the death of alexander and made alexander into, you know, the great cultural capital of the mediterranean, creating many of the institutions. you mentioned the library, the museum, the first museum was created there by the by the ptolemies they were also, by the way, the most brutal family in the whole book, the ptolemies. i mean, people say to me, which family would you least like, like to be a member of if i wasn't if i was a philosopher in alexandria, i would most like be patronized by the ptolemies. but to be a member of the family, suffice to say that one of the members of the family, ptolemy of face cove fatso, as he was died in greek, cut up his son into pieces, sent it to his wife, the child's mother, as a present so excuse me for that. so so you know oft

defects are, eliminate them and reassemble it all so that. last year, he himself is from the city of alexandria, this one, and i left because of this, my sister and brother also died, relatives and cousins, so i decided to help the boys so that our local boys would return home alive, they are repairing one motorcycle. about a month, the cost is uah 2,000, so the bikers need both donations and workers, the volunteers have already handed over a dozen motorbikes to the front and are preparing the same number for sending, and the soldiers hand over flags with signatures and words of thanks to the assistants, now it will benefit our army, glory to ukraine, glory to heroes, glory to liliya kocherga, hryhoriy zub, tv channel rada, general national marathon, single news. this was the last information in the issue, i would like to remind you that the rada tv channel will work for you until 6:00 in the morning, so stay with us, and i will say goodbye to you until the next issue at four in the morning. the state of the ukrainian energy system at the end of december remains stable, the energy produced by a

hoff live in lifen washington, alexandria thank you. police are still searching for the gunman who killed a man and wounded a woman yesterday inside of a florida pulpit witnesses said the suspect open fire in a crowded area of the paddock mall. before ditching the gun and taking off the police believe the attack was targeted. the mall remains closed today and tomorrow as police review camera footage and ask anyone with information to come forward. the new york city bodega clerk who is charged with murder after defending himself from an attacker is now fighting to keep his lawsuit against the city alive. those a murder charges were eventually dropped but the clerk is a alba filed a civil case after spent a week in prison on rikers island pit cb cotton is live in new york with more on the story. x-height bryant when the court filings which is here, 40 pages long the city's lawyers argue 11 specific points they say justified hoses arrest prosecutors initial filing of the charges. which were later dropped. one of their arguments say in part

i'm alexandria hoff in washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm garcia mikaelian. california state university faculty members are on the picket lines this afternoon. instead of the classroom protesting stalled labor negotiations. take a look now at cal poly pomona where the faculty union is staging a one day strike. it's the first in a series of rolling strikes at four csu campuses. sf state is set to go on strike tomorrow. csu's los angeles goes on strike wednesday, and sacramento state on thursday. the union says it wants a 12% pay increase for the year, with additional raises in following years. csu system has countered with a 15% increase over three years and says it cannot support yearly raises of more than 5. >> csu values its faculty and its committed to ensuring that we give them a fair and competitive salary. but again, balance it on being financially sustained for the system to be able to provide services they are hoarding money in these investme

, and that's where we're going to focus our attention right now. >> reporter: the alexandria city council democrats next year still have to sign off on governor glenn youngkin's plan. stuart, back to you. tieu stuart all right, adam, downtown washington, d.c., sort of finish. >> sad situation. stuart: can they recover? >> if they do it right, you know? they should probably look to what detroit did. and create bulldoze canned places that were -- detroit bulldozed places that were falling apart and actually incentivized private businesses to come in. that's what it takes. you need a partnership. stuart: and that's not on the horizon. >> certainly not in a democratic-controlled area like d.c.. stuart: thanks for being with us for the hour, appreciate it. >>> still ahead, will cain. art del cueto reacts to what the democrats are calling title 42 on steroids. pete hegseth on his alma mater, that would be hard saturday. pete is not happy. and florida congressman mike waltz on whether hunter biden will ever testify. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ -- down the avenue. ♪ holiday dreams are come coming t

alexandria, thank you for that. alexandria alexandria hoff in washington.ing to bill barr about this, he and the former president have had their difference, but when it comes to this, he agrees with him on some of these legal issues. i dress not all. he's -- i stress the not all. he's next. ♪ (husband) yoohoo, surprise! (son) dad? (husband) ♪ hey there family! while you're shopping, ♪ ♪ get me a 5g phone, it's on my list. ♪ (wife) seriously? a better plan is verizon. (husband) they'd take this mess? (caroler) ♪ very much so. just trade in that old phone. ♪ ♪ for a free 5g phone, plus netflix and max ♪ (wife) you really just should have done that. (caroler) ♪ this didn't land, she didn't like that. ♪ (husband) honey! i immediately get it! (avo) this holiday turn any samsung phone, in any condition, into a galaxy s23+ on us. and now add netflix and max to your plan for just $10 a month. save big this holiday. only on verizon. neil: all right, the supreme court, as you heard, is not going to be rushing this push on the part of special counsel jack smith in thi

, alexandria is beaten by almost everyone, so in principle nothing new, but how kryvbas celebrated, wellesting to see, and physically they look very, well, so they say the team is rushing, regardless of the opponent, they still create, push and sooner or later this... pressure on the opponent's goal makes itself felt, well, this is the handwriting of the master, this is the handwriting of yuriy vernedub, almost all of his teams both in ukraine and abroad within the borders of our country , wherever he works, this is how they constantly play, constantly push, constantly press and constantly try to score maximum points, as in this match, that is, they show their vernedub character and managed to win a very difficult match in difficult weather conditions, in a difficult field, they managed to win this volva victory, although again it was not without the help of the opponent, because the winning ball was scored very simply into an empty, literally goal, and from the center of the field he simply rolled his cheek and scored, no one prevented him from scoring . well, yes , ruslan rotan raged,

contribution to the preservation of the cultural heritage of belarus was noted, including the holiday alexandriaial prizes were awarded to cultural and artistic figures. more than ten high-pressure stations will be equipped with special simulators in belarus. the development of the state corporation rosatom will make it possible to carry out. exams to improve the qualifications of operational personnel. a full-scale complex is already operating at the bela training center. this is an exact copy of the remote control control unit of a nuclear power plant. touch panels are now being introduced into third-generation simulators. digital twin technology is also used. in the field of simulator-building there are agreements on joint work. emphasis on import-substituting technologies. enterprises of the ministry of industry have already decorated their christmas trees and they came out of... the best according to the jury's estimates went to the belarusian metallurgical plant, the second place went to the integral christmas tree, and the third place went to gom selmash. such a thematic review of the bel

alexandria hoff has details. >> alexandria: this has to do with a hefty loan and information given fromcy trustee who said $600,000 was paid so that the biden name could be used to sploi funding from the middle east. james biden paid back $350,000. there is no evidence of the president being involved in his brother's business dealings. amiicorp wrote a check to james and the same account was used to write a check to president biden. there is a case he faces 17 years for evading a million dollars in taxes. the president and his son spent the day together yesterday. there was a somber reason for that, it was the 51st anniversary of the crash that killed president's first wife and his daughter. >> brian: poll shows donald trump edging ahead of joe biden. that same poll showing president approval rating plunging to 37%, a record low. biden current disapproval rating is higher than vp harris, who is at 57%. panel consists of barbara toko, along with cody holford. cody, you were thoughts about approval of president biden and why it appears to be dropping. >> thanks for having me on today, big

bashed the summer heat, again, the conversation -- [inaudible] on crown drive in alexandria turned topeculation about gerald ford's future. appealer on william f. buckley's firing line on june 28th, ford maintained that there were at that time unsufficient votes in the house to impeach the president. but, buckley pressed him, what if nixon were to defy the supreme court decision requiring himm to reveal his -- to the potential prosecutor? then, ford replied, it's a totally different ball game. it then becomes an institutional conflict. responding to reporters' inquiry, the vice president went out of his way to reject white house press secretary ron ziegler's characterization of the house judiciary committee as a kangaroo court. away from the cameras, his feelings were deeply conflicted. in mid july ford returned briefly to grand rapids where with he met privately with an unofficial kitchen cabinet that included bill gill, news directer of wood tv. i have a feeling that he's going to be impeached, the vice president confided to this trusted group. i just don't know what to do. i'mdo su

alexandria hoff with the details. >> alexandria: that have been numerous breakins over the past few days. when armed intruders broke into this home, this homeowner was ready. police writing this, the suspect pointed a gun at the victim and the victim produced a firearm and a shotting occurred. one of the four suspects were killed. the police did place this homeowner in handcuff before taking him in, he has not been charged. one suspect was hit by gunfire, it is believed an additional suspect was injured. the other three individuals are on the run. this happened in san fernando valley. neighbors shared this, we've be having burglaries everyday in this neighborhood, i'm not surprised, it's been a problem, residents are fed up. a grandmother and a toddler. >> steve: terrifying. thank you. 29 before the top of the hour, ainsley over to you and lawrence. >> ainsley: today marks six weeks before the iowa caucuses, mark your calendar. >> lawrence: donald trump is leading the field now in iowa by 43%. >> ainsley: leading by a lot, in national polls, 62%. >> lawrence: and this is all of the polls

the conversation everywhere but on crown drive in alexandria turned to speck accusation about gerald ford's future. appearing on william buckley's firing line on june 28. ford maintained that there were at that time, insufficient votes in the house to impeach the president. but what? but we pressed him. what if nixon were to defy a supreme court decision requiring him to yield his tapes to the special prosecutor? then ford replied, it's a totally different ballgame. it then becomes an institutional conflict. responding to reporters inquiries, the vice president went out of his way to reject white house press secretary ron ziegler's characterization of the house judiciary committee as a kangaroo court away from the cameras. his feelings were deeply conflicted. in mid-july, ford returned briefly to grand rapids, where he met privately with an unofficial kitchen cabinet that included bill gale, news director of wood tv. i have a feeling that he's going to be impeached. the vice president confided to this trusted group. i just don't know what to do. i'm supporting him yet. i wonder where

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alexandria hoff has details. >> alexandria: the report er ha to issue a counter clarification -- promptedn carron phillips who accused the boy of racism, writing -- >> it is starting to get me nervous, if they go overboard, it is scary. >> would you like an apology? what would you like frr carron at deadspin? >> it is too late for that. the damage is done. >> deadspin has not commented on the threat of legal action. >> ainsley: tonight donald trump joining sean hannity for a town hall in iowa. lawrence jones is live in clayton, north carolina, outside of raleigh. hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: hi, ainsley, talk with folks about who is the candidate? what is most important issue? >> our children and trump. >> lawrence: what is most important issue for yoyou? >> border security, the economy and the list going on. >> lawrence: you are a former democrat? >> oh, yeah. >> lawrence: you are voting for who? >> i think i will vote for biden -- um, trump this time. >> lawrence: former biden guy and now voting for trump. [cheering] >> lawrence: what is number one issue for you? >> economy and job creati

congress openly calling it for conditioning h 2 as well, only to give you 2 examples. congresswoman alexandria of kasha cortez, she said that conditioning h to israel as well as we do with virtually all all the u. s. allies. is there a responsible cause of action and danny, send us the washingtons and a quote, a blank check approach must end, but also the government is form of bulk. when it's criticism. last weekend alone, decrypts it secretary of defense. a load also said that is red risk what he called a strategic defeat, if it does not work to protect civilians in gaza. also said that the us, well only increased support for israel and remain focused on a ukraine before that the government will need bi partisan support in congress. something that looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention now to excuse me, to not the consulate where excuse me, way us. i, it is critical. we're talking about the war and ukraine, the white house, one on monday that it's running out of funds to support ukraine. why is that? the white house to day send out a letter saying that as of mid n

as you just said, we have congress woman alexandria across your cortez. she said, conditioning a to israel is we do with the best, the, all, all the us allies as a responsible course of action and also by any send us who said that washington's and i quote, blank check approach must and, but also the government, the us government is form of bulk in its criticism a towards israel only last week and secretary of defense load austin said israel risk what he called a strategic defeat if it does not work to protect civilians in gaza. also said that the us will, on one side support is running and also remain focused on ukraine before the government. and that may be possible to do that. it will need by parties and supporting congress and debt looks quite difficult. right. okay, benjamin, let's turn our attention to another conflict with us. i it is critical, of course that's the war and ukraine, the white house warned on monday that it's running out of funds to support you cry and tell us why is that? is this a letter that whitehouse has sent by saying also that

, dw, both of your chief alexander, for now i remember the latest from bell rate, serbia. tonight's alexandria. thank you. would you have it? he says it has signed a historic agreement to the point troops. in lithuania, it will be the 1st time that german bonus fair of soldiers are permanently stationed outside the countries on boarders defense minister boers. the story is said, germany is ready to defend that neither territory historic signature, germany, lithuania, signed a roadmap for the deployment of a german bonus of every gate to the baltic country. for the 1st time since world war 2, the german army will station soldiers permanently abroad. the reason rush, i poses a threat to europe as a whole, not just ukraine. some 4800 german military personnel and 200 civilians will make up the list way. nea bri gate. the idea is to detailed rest it from attacking the small bolted countries. a potential threat that the west, the military lines, nato, is taking very seriously. with this way near brigade, germany aims to help strengthen nato's eastern slang. since specialists invasion of ukraine and

alexandria ocasio cortez likened palestinians to jesus during an online christmas post. born in modern-day palestine under the threat of a government engaged in a massacre but innocent, he was part of a targeted population being industry mentally killed to protect an unjust leader's power. mary and joseph forced to flee became refugees in egypt with a newborn waiting to one day return home. what do you make of that? >> this is all intentional. to redefine history, revise history to make your current political point it is inaccurate what she said. what she is doing is giving more ammunition to focus on the radical left to continue their push against israel, we are hearing that jesus was a palestinian jew, no he wasn't, he was just a jew from judeo. this idea that the land is not the ancestral homeland of jews is historically inaccurate but the only way to win that argument is completely change history and that is precisely what it is. ashley: to get the facts just make a good headline. great to see you, thank you, speak to you again soon. still ahead, brian brenberg on pr

but on crown drive in alexandria, turned to speculation about gerald ford's future appearing on william f buckley's firing line on june 28th, ford maintained that there were at that time insufficient votes in the house to impeach the president. but what? but we pressed him, what if nixon were to defy a supreme court decision requiring him to yield his tapes to the special prosecutor? then ford replied, it's a totally different ball game. it then becomes an institutional conflict. responding to reporters inquiries, the vice president went out of his way to reject white house press secretary, ron ziegler's characterization of the house judiciary committee as a kangaroo court. away from the cameras his feelings were deeply conflicted. in mid july, ford returned briefly to grand rapids where he met privately with an unofficial kitchen cabinet thatu included bill gill, news director of wood tv. "i have a feeling that he's going to be impeached." the vice president confided to this trusted group. i just don't know what to do. i'm supporting him yet. i wonder where we're going with this thing?

the former king of crypto, he is set to learn is fate march 28th. >> thank you, alexandria.nd happy new year. >> happy new year. >> once again, justice under -- injustice under the guise of justice. they've held sam bankman-fried accountable in the court of law for what he did in scamming people. but then when it comes to the political donation that he's making the didn't of -- 99% of which went to democrats and the left they're deciding not to go through with that. they don't want to expose the cronyism. >> it's 40 million. the kind of people he was buddying up to on the financial services can committee, people like maxine waters, the list goes on and on, there's pictures on the internet with him hugging and arms around all these very powerful politicians but you have to wonder how -- my question is, how did this affect the election? you know, how did this dirty money affect the election? and two, did any of these politicians now that they know the guy was scamming people, and that this was basically a political money laundering scam, is what it was, are they going to give

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pete: alexandria hoff is live with the details. good morning, alexandria. >> good morning.he trump legal team has sights set on tuesday for appealing the decision in colorado and maine. there's 13 states where lawsuits seek to bar the president from the ballot and common tactic is utilizing a civil war era clause in the constitution to argue a person involved in insurrection can't be elected to public office. what making maine unique is this is the first state where the secretary of state shannon bellows took action unilaterally against the state supreme court. how bellows responded to the criticism over the solo judgment. >> so the criticism has been it's not really your decision of whether or not someone can be on the ballot. >> every elected official swears on oath to the constitution. i swore an oath to the maine constitution and the united states constitution and maine election law requires me to hold a hearing of this sort. >> it's almost symbolic because bellows is a democrat and suspended her decision pending a suspected appeal from the trump-appointed team and in c