aon activated again when we had a sho devastating storm in a part of d.c. and we're seeing more of heat. the heat is more extreme, the rain is more severe and are in the winter we're all of also seeingof o extreme to the other. we are proud, mr. president, to work with and it's because of your barre law d.c. will $3.5 billion to upgrade our infrastructure so that our city is more resilient. know that this is the hard work of government, the quality of our lives and children's lives depend on this work our future depends on this work and we know that with the leadership of biden administration we'll get in right. ladies and gentlemen, our biden. [applause] president biden: good afternoon. if my father were here, looking down, trying apologize doing a hell of a job. look, thank you for the introduction and joining me today in the d.c. operation staff center. i alsot tohank the first responders livingry to help others from danger rather than running away from danger. i want t speak also on climate it aecting people all across thentry as a matter of fact beyond

horrified the local population, these people returned, clean, at the same time , the supreme leader aont’s it, let’s end the terror, it is of no use, so to speak leads, at this stage, for now, our tactics - this is getting used to government bodies - the authorities of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic. these books were confiscated from school and district libraries in the liberated territories of the lugansk people's republic, researcher at the national center for information combating terrorism and extremism in the educational environment and network... ukraine is like this, like the inviolability of some kind of borders of the ninety-first year, here it is as if it has been going on since ancient times, but at the same time, if we look at a number of maps of the same ukrainian people's republic, which wandered in the late tenths of the last century, there, right up to kuban, saratov and so on, there are territorial claims of ukraine on this territory, these territories are a mongol-tatar game, it was simply devastated. yes, and, by the way, that’s why vladimir and then moscow,

, horrified the local population, these people returned clean, at the same time, the supreme leader aone’re ending the terror, it’s of no use, so to speak leads at this stage, for now, our tactics are to get used to the state authorities of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic. these books were confiscated from school and district libraries in the liberated territories of the lugansk people's republic. researcher at the national center information counteraction to terrorism and extremism in the educational environment, etc. kievan rus, its only legitimate heirs are modern ukrainians, while it denies the right to russians and belarusians, as if this is our common heritage in this regard, and in general modern terms... ukraine is like this, like the inviolability of some kind of borders ninety-first year, it seems to come from ancient times, but at the same time, if we look at the row. maps of the same ukrainian people's republic, which wandered at the end of the tenth years of the last century, there, right up to kuban, saratov and so on, there are territorial claims by ukraine on the

we can wait a little, well, i don’t know what... there’s shock and russian blows and they said for aons, like, here it is, according to the preliminary investigation, but it seems like the military is sitting over there and they have already said that it is a russian missile, and the headlines, interestingly, there the total number is indicated by klitschko, and 36 people died, and their headline is, a missile strike was carried out on a children's hospital, 36 people were killed, these are the headlines, it was yesterday, today i look, polish, american resources, they have everything else, in poland they have their own, how will they agree with scholz, tusk and duda are there, yes, from the americans. united states of america, the special representative's comment last night, where he said, as you can see, we are right, he is the one reacting to the shelling, he says, we are right in our support for ukraine, at the upcoming nato summit, exactly this. somehow raise the stakes, it is clear that the americans see that they don’t like that there is already a multipolar world, they don’t li

, horrified the local population, these people returned clean, at the same time, the supreme leader aon ending the terror, it’s of no use, so to say, it does not lead, at this stage, yet, our tactic is to get used to the state authorities of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic. these books were confiscated from school and district libraries in the liberated territories of the lugansk people's republic, a researcher at the national center for information combating terrorism and extremism in the educational environment and... and the internet, sergei venzel tells how facts were deliberately distorted in history textbooks in ukraine for generation of russophobia. we analyzed the textbooks of the tenth and fourteenth years, the idea that the ancient russian state, kievan rus, was increasingly included. its only legitimate heirs are modern ukrainians, while russians and belarusians are denied the right, as if this is our common heritage in this regard and in modern terms in general. ukraine is like this, like the inviolability of some kind of borders of the ninety-first year, it seems to

. >> someone who's worked in the Ãone thing that horrifies me is how female activists are being silenceduse of ai pornographic images that are so shameful that it makes it extremely hard for female activists to continuing our culture. it's absolutely horrific. maria, have you been attacked? [laughter] >> oh my gosh. first of all nothing compared to what both of these women have had. i think fur and audience. she also has the port folio of margit fenner she's the most powerful woman regulating tech right now. that's part of the reason. the last time i was on the stage with hillary i was attacked by her attackers and every time i'm on stage with vera we also get attacked. i think the hard part is you don't know what it's like until you are attacked. .... major democracy is having elections this year. it's scary for the global south because you're not acknowledged that you're been manipulated. if you're a woman, gender disinformation, it's using free speech, ie, information work fair compiling you to silence if you are in a position of activist. if you're a student who stands up t for, you

sequential unless the president dies, which sometimes happens, it also, peoplent were more offed with aon local geography viewers may be familiar with a time people identified with their state more so than united states there vehicle been a point where you could deliver the home state advantage by choosing someone from pennsylvania, new york or ohio or virginia. that might a matter more then, but, these days, i think it matt arer less who is on ticket. -- and more who is not white house everything is advice president. you have those two chg on at the same time that could guide the way we think about the choice. host: pact is a republican in new jersey. -- pat is a republican in new jersey. caller: i think the selection of al gore for bill clinton did a certain amount of ticket balancing because it gave him an amount -- someone with access to the federal government. in 1972 nixon won 49 states. mcgovern picked tom eagleton. to that hurt him because they do drop that man from the ticket? guest: that is an excellent question. you're right on point. i appreciate you bringing up balancing fede

from the oval office condemning the shooting in this weekends trump -- at this weekend's trump rally aonennsylvania. --in pennsylvania. can we now say that perhaps the presidency might be in the bag, too? derek: i think it is too early to say that but we are in a situation where president donald trump faced a very scary situation. a couple inches differently and we are having a very different conversation right now. there is a certain sobriety about that fact that is resonating throughout american politics right now. there are a lot of ongoing questions about how a gunman was able to take an elevated position by close to a presidential candidate. somebody who has formerly been president of the united states. there are a lot of questions about that that will be the subject of intense conversations. the shooter is dead. was shot. so that is there. we are hearing from law enforcement that they are not concerned about this being a part of a larger thing but there are a lot of questions about the motive. what spurred this person to take these actions and then how that person could get into th

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someone else asked about aon constitutional amendment. i know you emphasized and will continue to emphasize the importance of voting, and some in the chat have even underestimated the impact that this election will have on decisions like this. but how do we check this decision? how can we roll it back in some way? >> right. so look, you know it's not easy. we're not in our country's history have been able to admit our constitution except in rare circumstances. that's an option. i think the supreme court, current composition would say congress can't do it by law if with the creditors will back the inner to decision because they said it's a matter of constitutional law. obviously as you've asked, over the course of the next presidential term we may see new opportunity to appoint justices to the supreme court. we may see court reform and change to the court composition that way. although sinking to be on the table. those are ways to do it. i want to take issue with the premise of the question, haley, i know i think you will agree with me on

. >> a year ago, the new yorker drew aon contrast between the anti-woke cultural warriors into the class were populists who aimed to leave the left behind and warned that they deserve to be taken seriously.re the anti-woke culture was a smokescreen for the reagan-bush conservatives looking to reinvent themselves in these trp era. i wonder what you think about this. folks believe deeply in the colorblind meritocracy but this is very genuine. in some ways it's a more salient and pressing issue than class more. and this is a political formula that blue-collar voters and upper middle class voters have been bleeding away from the coalition. >> it is a full staccato me. to your point of not only can it be done together but it has been done in the past. what we talk about in terms of anti-woke it might be different but it's no different than the sort of cultural not in the sense of the issues we talked about before but the archie bunker type of issues that we saw with the anodes in the 60s and 70s into nixon democrats, reagan democrats, so the idea these things i can't be brought together is de

i don't have specifics aon wha they were looking at. there are people in the crowd. they are fleeing the scene like this. so any suspicious packages we have to streat as it may be an explosive device. >> when you guys jumped into action, how quickly did everybody jump in and who ended uptaking him out? >> so it was immediate. and it was, we are still trying to figure that out. we'll wait until we have more definitive information regarding that investigatively. >> do you have any information about how they were killed in. >> mys inning is it was from the shooter. but again those will be details released later. >> a part of your method of identifyings individual? >> so if that is where the leads take us absolutely. >> was donald trump hit with a bullet for sure or potentially something else? >> i don't have that specific information as far as the injuries to the former president. >> as you know, was this person known to you guys? is he somebody you have been looking at? et cetera? >> again, the information we currently have, we are looking at that. obviously. very inte

to begin addressing this, we introduced war risk insurance products in ukraine along with dfc, aon, marsh mclennan. now, we need public and private institutions globally to work with local ukrainian carriers to scale and replicate these models. even while the war continues in the east, i urge commercial and investment banks to begin to understand the opportunities and carefully assess the risks. ukraine is not a monolith. two thirds of the country's territory has not been damaged by conflict. investments in ukraine should be based on clear, regionally specific assessments of risk. fifth, ukraine will need all of its people back. men and women, internally displaced people, refugees, and veterans, to power its great economic comeback. ukraine does not currently have the workforce required to rebuild. the reality is that more than 25% of ukraine's population fled because of the horrific war. however, 58% of ukrainians abroad say they plan to return as soon it is safe. i heard this firsthand when i met with a group of brilliant women refugees in romania. reconstruction will demand large numbe

rejected a push by the country's religious conservatives, who had argued that the practice is quote aoneof the virtues of islam." gambia would have been the first country to reverse such a ban. according to the u.n., more than 50% of women there between the ages of 15 and 49 have undergone the procedure. also called female genital mutilation, the practice can cause serious bleeding, death and childbirth complications, but remains widspread in parts of africa. police in miami say they arrested 27 people and it checked it 55 others amid chaotic scenes at the cobra america final last night in florida. the showdown between argentina and colombia was delayed multiple times after fans tried to force their way into the stadium. some without tickets. a few attempted scaling the walls to gain entry. security officials tried to control the gates leading to tense scenes with some fans forcing their way in. the head of columbia's soccer federation and his son were among those arrested. on wall street today, stocks ended higher after the federal reserve chair jerome powell said there has been progres

full story and we're also taking a live look outside here at temperatures that we're expecting this aon. you can see 103 in antioch in livermore.we are back at 10. 24 and new this morning. some new data is revealing. >> shocking statistics about why the summer months tend to see more mass shootings any other season. so gun violence of the gun violence archive says that the months of june july and august of had that highest total number of mass shootings over the past decade. fact, 4th of july apparently is the number one day from mass shootings involving 4 more people. so what's behind the surgeon shoppers shootings? well, researchers point to the fact that there are more parties more drinking and previous studies show that hotter weather can also raise people's tempers. so that also plays a factor. let's go to the state capital where a bill to increase penalties against adult to purchase children for is advancing. now in the legislature. it, but it's not the way the bill's author we had hoped if signed the legislation would classify the purchasing of minors 15 years and younger for as

she and biden trying to put on aon united front in public.r >> we give thanks to our statander in chief, the vice president of the united states, big star and president of the ue united states, joe bidend. and oh, happy independence day . oh, . that's a new one on independence day. kamalaew one o, by the way, was on the white house balcony during the fireworks show last night. s show lnigha first for the vict joe biden raised her hand up in the air like they're in h ths together or he was crowning a new champion. rownina nethere are no real alli true alliances in washington. they allngto have every individa and politician this unquenchable thirst fost forr py and we can now taste clo the presidency. sose close.ight ha biden's walking on tightrope. half his party is trying to make hilf his parm lose his n let's bring in senator ron johnson. >> senator johnson, thanks for being with us on primetime tonighnks fo witht. of t what are you expecting at the end of this airingring a of ann interview with george stephanopoulos with fractures the e amongthe bas the governors and even in your cham

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you tonightnot just as a speat as someone who came up as a de president in the world of real estate, aonel the songs he has shared with me over the years, the song that best captures him, especially those truth is marching on. [applause] i thought of that song after my dear friend was shot a few days ago. i gave him a call. i expected to leave him a voicemail so it surprised me when he answered the his first words surprised me as well. own life ending, but he picked up the phone and s hi, steve. i'm really how are you? how are your kids? ■÷it surprised me but it shoul't have. i know this man very well. president trump is as kind and compassionate man as i have ever met in my lifetime. [applause] i have seen the truth of president trump and it marches on with me tonight.i know that d watching at home have felt that kind of a connection with the president. it is real. i have never seen refuse a question from somebody a photo, or ignore someone's story o everyone he meets gets a family members embrace from him. i have felt that warmth so many years. just last week, i told the president about

again the workforce remains a priorityty and we will continueo be aon priority for us as we bud up the results he. >> i appreciate that. thank you. let me jump to assistant secretary rosen and i want to talk about cfius. i welcome your proposed at the hawthorne army depot in nevada. a couple of questions. i know you're adding 50 additional as well but what factor contributed specifically to adding if you can tell me, adding the hawthorne army depot to the list? >> thank you for the question and your leadership on this. back in when congress to state jurisdiction at the time we worked closely with our colleagues at the department of defense to develop an initial list and when we came in, when i came in a couple of years ago we looked at cases and we decided working closely with our colleagues at dod to take another look and in 2023 we added additional bases and as you point out we are in the process of that and adding more bases. i would differ to my colleague for details on this. as a general matter what we look to his what's going on at these facilities and the possibility for potenti

is something else, there and so on, now the organization responsible for palestinian issues, bapor aon, together with these arab forces, to introduce 2,500 palestinian armed forces under the command of a very famous comrade , muhammad dehlan, muhammad dehlan - this is the enemy and fatah is the enemy of hamas, this is the man which in in 2011, mahmoud abbas personally expelled him from fatah for flirting with israel and so on; in 2007, he was the head of the preventive security department of the palestinian intelligence services in the gaza strip and was kicked out of there by hamas, that is, both of them hate him they hate it, but when they are going to lead them there , they distribute humanitarian aid through him, that is, he will be in charge, well, listen, this is a civil war, how long he will stay there for two or three weeks, i don’t know, but it will be a powerful destabilization, like this... what plans are moving forward now, i suspect that, in fact, they are relying on the possibility of the emergence of a civil society not only in palestine, but also in lebanon, 3 days ago

. >> that i think would be aon. superior rule th what is in the catel denial that emerged in the trial. >> i'm not quite sure why he the word "plausible" because that se negate -- might is well give absolute if you say plausible because anybody could argue plausibility. we don't even require plausible we require reasonable in alifd immunity. >> one might argue that it is ausibly legal to order seal team and i don't want to slander seal team six because -- no, seriously, they are honorable officers, they are bound by the uniform code of military justice not to unlawful orders. not plausible that that is it's legal, that the action would be l. i'm sure you've thought -- i've thought of lights of hypotheticals, i'm sure you have thought of l hypotheticals, where you could say the president could say i'm using an official power and yet the president uses it in an outrageous manner. >> that if it were an objective determination might be an interesting approach -- >> so apply to the allegations here. whatausible about the

marin in company worrying city yards we will have public works to the west on caesar chavez and mt aon the east on the other side of the freeway. we will move the campus to is 2,000 upon marin caesar on the northed side and 7th on the west am marin a dead end on the south side and freeway on the east. it is 9 acres. >> why are we building new facilities? because of the existing conscience over crowding, structures recede useful life and not code compliant and various unsafe conscience fabricating pipe outside without debris collection. large vehicles. sand blasters that are in compliant space without proper ventilation or contain am of debris. over crowded and the campus designed as a sprawl and there is cross traffic with vehicle and pedestrian which is unsafe. and not promote communities. here is the project we are building. will be 5 structures. which are the same building uses as the current campus. office bodies two large builds mull pel shops. warehouse on the east side and a parking structure. so some of the key design objectives were community building, sustainability and safet