now. sophia clift, hockey and athens, thank you so much. thank you. and you are now up to date. let's stay with us. we have a documentary coming up, reviewing some of the secrets of the notes and don cathedral in paris. i, melissa can, thanks for watching the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with you production? here's a hands on the real me indeed much know on you to the .

now. sophia cliff talkie and athens, thank you so much. thank you. you as president joe biden is resisting growing calls to a band in his re election bid, he's vowing to return to the campaign trail next week. by noon is currently isolating at his beach house in the state of delaware after testing positive for cobit 19, his doctor says his condition is improving. the president is under increasing pressure with many senior democrats, worried that he cannot beat donald trump in november. more than 30 congressional democrats have now called for him to drop out of the earlier i talked to ethan baron and he's a us political commentator and professor ed loyal law loyal at law school in los angeles. i asked him who else could replace by. in addition to the top contender, vice president campbell harris. well tamela harris is clearly the front one or she is from california as well. she is the sitting vice president. that would be the natural replacement for president joe biden. i think the top 2 candidates, if there are talk to after calmer harris would be go

did have you correspondence, sophia, cliff talk in athens. thank you. it's now it's been a 2 years since the field assassinations, lots to kill adult. hitler today, gemini, is commemorating the prize and other resistance memorial center in berlin, for instance, from vaults assigned my i legally read in memory of those involved in the attempt at cool against the nazi dictator. on july 20th 1944, announced a lot of shots that there was this done as well as the reminder not to resign in the face of history. and a moment having found the grand daughter or one of the central fig. yes, in the conspiracy against it left the an escalation about julie, but fast let's look at what happened a 2 years ago today. on july 29 to 44, a daren plucked also the cause of history unfolded at waltz. la auto fitness headquarters located in what is present, they told him colonel expulsion conference tells him back this time of the father and high ranked officer and the german army. let an attempt to assess and they teach the this illusion by the atrocities of the nazi regime.

that's book 5 tickets. sophia cliff talkie and athens. thank you. thank you. melissa of israel says it's fighter jets have struck several who the military targets in yemen, in retaliation for hundreds of attacks carried out by the rebel group in recent months. the strikes took place in humans, red sea port, city of who data, according to how many television controlled by who the rebels. several people were killed and the jets targeted oil and diesel storage facilities. the stripes come after a drone attack by humans with the rebels over tel aviv on friday, which killed one person and 4 others injured. and you are now up to date, but stay with us. our tech show shift is coming up next building act, whether apple is helping russia limit access to information. we're moving vpn from its impression app store. melissa chance. thank you. the so either thing and do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue was that's my thought was fired or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible. reasonable po

history is known even very well, it is known to his parents, it is known that he lived almost always in athensas such a homebody, he really didn’t like to leave, even his hometown, even the nearest suburbs, he didn’t like to go out, he said, what am i there, i’m only interested in people, i’m not interested in anything else, what the same nature will tell me, those the meadows or rivers, it is known that he participated in campaigns three times, achieved prowess... the state did not supply this at its own expense, the hoplite complete mural, let's say , this is a panse, a shield, a helmet, a spear, a sword, everything is not cheap, the poor serve as hoplites they couldn’t, it’s possible that at the end of his life he somehow became impoverished. i’m sure i neglected the farm, and to be honest, his grumpy exantip in some ways probably bothered him about the matter, let’s just say that he was a family man. to put it mildly, is by no means ideal, and, of course, there are already events associated with his trial, stay in prison and execution, this is known literally in detail, here is, here is th

death was, in a sense, such a performance that should have to attract the attention of the people of athensefore christ”, as indeed, yes, some christian thinkers called the greeks, and not only the greeks, but first of all socrates and plato and aristotle, well, after all christianity had a different attitude towards the experience of antiquity, and not only positively, this is what this assessment is connected with, what it meant, what is meant, by the way, to say, this the quote with which we started, yes, which is in the scroll, it is despite the fact that, well, it’s unlikely to say so, the main thing here was that these were people who knew how to live and lived a virtuous life, it’s unlikely that the idea of ​​similarity was put into it metaphysics or the world order, yes, these are people who followed virtue, although they did not know about eternal life reward, although socrates, generally speaking, in phaedo draws us the prospect of the immortality of the soul, and there is a certain image of heaven, where... well, of course, not everyone may be advised to read this, it’s difficult

struggle of opposites. they simulate some situations, such as in the apology, all the inhabitants of athensve the young men, and i spoil them, corrupt them, and what about horses, horses, everyone improves or one rider, yes, after all, the rider makes the horse peaceful, obedient, but if you give the horse to the people, yes, then you won’t be able to train the horse. that is, in such parables that are understandable to the average person, far from being a philosopher, socrates promotes his very anti-democratic, perhaps even dialectic. igorevich, it’s not quite irony, maybe even the exact word, but it’s russian, you can’t find a normal russian equivalent here, this is the very irony. the irony of socrates is a very peculiar thing, which does not coincide with what we do not mean by the concept of irony. socrates' irony is manifested primarily by him. such self-indulgence, self-destruction, he constantly emphasizes that he is such and such, in particular, this is the same famous imagination, i don’t know anything, it’s precisely the appearance of this very irony, by the way, socrates often a

the problem is that the vulnerability that democracies have going back to ancient athens is demagogues the process i described. alexander hamilton's theory, demagogues do bring down marcy's. -- democracies. an agent at the -- in ancient athens they had the idea of building a democracy on monday, all these people will participate, our friends in togas will give speeches and the people will vote. by thursday, they were saying what have we done? my gosh. that is where the invented almost medially the word demagogue, to recognize demagogues who use these unfortunate talents of fear mongering, hatemongering, division, demonization, etc. to do harm to democracy. yes, i'm talking about donald trump it only because he is the best people are going to be studying donald trump for as long as democracy survives and books are allowed to be written. there is freedom of conscience and independent study. i think in the next 500 years people will be studying donald trump as the most remarkable classic case of a demagogue in at least modern history. host: robert in lake jackson, texas, independently. --

but i thought journalist, i'm very kind of solvent, joins us from athens of welcome to the w on paper. greece is economic growth is found, it's above the euro zone average. so how's the government justifying this move a well, actually this is somewhat of a paradox because companies across the globe are actually towing with the idea of actually meeting and store may work hours and working weeks. but the government here says it is introducing neighbors skiing a 48 hour working week to boost productivity. and it causes in these because a, because it's a grease is shrinking calculation in a well truly 5 demographics and be because of a severe shortage in skilled workers. greece has been facing a terrible decline in its demographics. the prime minister has called it a ticking time bomb. in fact, um and what has simply exacerbated the situation in, in recent years, have been master slides around 500000 skewed young, well educated greeks who loved the country at the highly refined. now the crisis here, a decade, long prices and the government has not been able to woo them back. so this is ho

but i thought, journalist, i'm very kind of solvent, joins us from athens of welcome to d. w on paper, greece is economic growth is sound, it's above the euro zone average. so how's the government justifying this move as well? actually, this is somewhat of a paradox because companies across the globe are actually towing with the idea of actually meeting and store me work hours and working weeks. but the government here says it is introducing neighbors skiing a 48 hour working week to boost productivity. and it causes in this because a, because it's a grease is shrinking population in a well of $45.00 demographics and be because of a severe shortage in skilled workers. greece has been facing a terrible decline in its demographics. the prime minister has quoted it ticking time bomb. in fact, um and what has simply exacerbated the situation in, in recent years, have been master slides around 500000 skewed young, well educated greeks who loved the country at the highly refined. now the crisis here, a decade, long prices and the government has not been able to woo them back. so

but the journalist i'm very kind of solvent, joins us from athens of welcome to the w on paper. greece is economic growth is found, it's above the euro zone average. so how's the government justifying this move? well actually this is somewhat of a paradox because companies across the globe are actually towing with the idea of actually limiting and store may work hours and working weeks. but the government here says it's introduced into labor skiing, a 48 hour working week to boost productivity. and it causes in this because a, because it's a grease is shrinking population in a well truly fine demographics as be because of a severe shortage in skilled workers. greece has been facing a terrible decline in its demographics. the prime minister has called it a ticking time bomb. in fact, um, and what has simply exacerbated the situation in, in recent years, has been a master slide around 500000 schools. young, well educated greeks who loved the country at the highly refined. now, the pharmacist here a decade long prices and the government has not been able to woo them back. so this is how i

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0lympics ennis—hill, kelly holmes from the athens olympics in 2004. some of the sports that create those iconic british sporting moments that wejust don�*t forget. iconic british sporting moments that we just don�*t forget. there will be a huge amount of anticipation for the athletics, for the swimming as well wear from a british the athletics, for the swimming as well wearfrom a british point the athletics, for the swimming as well wear from a british point of view they are hoping to build on the eight medals that they won in tokyo three years ago. the ambitions around adam peaty in the pool, can he win a third straight gold medal in the 100 metres breast stroke? can a rising star matt richards deliver in the freestyle event? athletics, swimming, rowing, there will be a lot of focus on those events. there will also be a lot of discussion around some of these more emerging sports, sports that have been added to the programme like breaking, breakdancing as many people know it has, a new 0lympic breakdancing as many people know it has, a new olympic spo

he did not deny the information for the ministers, but emphasized: athens not involved, but responsibleattacks with cluster warheads, a strike on the beach in the middle of a weekend, four dead, more than 150 wounded, including many children, and before this tragedy, after the debate in the west whether to allow ukraine to fire nato weapons on russian territory, a spectacle for political hypocrisy to their public, it is nato specialists who determine the goals, formulate the flight mission, ensure missile launches, that is, there is no need to give permission to kiev for such actions, but they themselves already... long ago everything was resolved. 8,000 dollars to a guide who will show where to cross the tisa river, for ukrainian fugitives from mobilization the rates are growing, along with the demand, there are no people left willing to die for the regime of the expired zelensky, everyone they can reach is being dragged to the front, and recognition from the ukrainian military commissar, they are there everyone is shell-shocked, including the commissars. another incident at the same m

that socrates is modeling some situations, such as, for example, in apology , all the inhabitants of athensat about horses, horses, everyone improves or one rider, but still a rider makes a horse. here is the same famous imagination: i don’t know anything, it’s just him, the only time he threw her away was when he was on trial, that’s when he spoke really proudly, and this, by the way, was also one of the factors that led to his to his to his condemnation, they saw for the first time another socrates, proud, speaking with great self -esteem, showing, showing with all convincingness that he was not guilty of any of what he was accused of, that on the contrary, he brought us all the time only for the benefit when the time came for him.. socrates has such an account that one of the most prominent athenian orators of that time, lyseus, who wrote things for others, like a lagograph, so to speak, as if, he offered to write a speech for free before socrates, socrates said to me, my demonia, what demonia is, i hope. , we today we’ll understand, my demon and my divine voice forbid me to accept such

the firefighters have been biling several why fi is near the greek capital. athens emergency work has contained another fire. any mountainous area on an island in the j and c. people has been asked to leave. at least 6 areas may, athens flooding and most lives have hidden within each of these. alas, the valley and switzerland nearly $200.00 people had to be. and if did by heavy comp to from the region. now the 120 people rescued from alpine village is in the nearby kid mount region and neighboring switzerland. 4 people were killed and 2 are missing. hurricane barrel has strengthened as it approaches the se in caribbean, whether experts say it is the earliest set in atlantic hurricane has reached a category for strength. hurricane warnings have been issued for parts of the caribbean, including granada, jamaica in saint lucia. and the annual climbing season is not open at japan's mount fuji, with new restrictions to control visit numbers. to find is enjoying an unprecedented post. pandemic visit a booth, but they all concerns is leading to over torres and many other holiday destinations

now lodge, while fire has broken out south of the great capital athens, it comes just hours off. the emergency. workers contained another fine and mountainous area on an island in the gmc dozens of firefighters, but by 17 water counting across were deployed to control the flames, made a capital residence of a notice to leave 6 hours near athens. the people in the caribbean are bracing for a hurricane burial to make land phone in the coming hours and usually warm ocean temperatures sold a storm quickly strengthened to a category full harcum, barbara and gold particles. power cont, barrel made history even before making land for in the south. eastern current being meteorologist say is this category for atlantic's to him on record on when it will be dangerous. and the 5 major harkins have been recorded in the lab tech before the 1st week of july. we're especially concerned about the jury between st. vincent and the granite deans down to grenada. that's where it's most likely to experience the guy wall of the category for hurricane. we could have catastrophic wind damage, storm surge

but i thought journalist, i'm very kinda solvent, joins us from athens of welcome to the w on paper. greece is economic growth is found, it's above the euro zone average. so how's the government justifying this move as well? actually, this is somewhat of a paradox because companies across the globe are actually towing with the idea of actually limiting and store name, work hours and working weeks. but the government here says it is each reducing neighbors skiing a 48 hour working week to boost productivity. and it causes in this because a, because it's a grease is shrinking population in a well, actually 5 demographics and be because of a severe shortage in skilled workers. greece has been facing a terrible decline in its demographics. the prime minister has called it a ticking time bomb. in fact, um, and what has simply exacerbated the situation in, in recent years, has been a master slide around 500000 skewed young, well educated greeks who loved the country at the highly refined. now, the pharmacist here a decade long prices and the government has not been able to woo them back. s

and what do we say in athens of the man who does not participate in public life? we do not. he is a man who minds his own business. we say he is a man has no business here. pretty tough probably your remarkable and inspiring optimism in democracy rooted in an athenian sense of the fact that our full potential only achieved through political participation remains inspiring just. as brier, i must thank for embodying the matter soni and virtues that the framers hoped for when thought about judges would thoughtfully listen to all points of view with a sense of the limitations, the role of the court in our society, and modeling the various dialog in which the future of the republic depends. we're here in this sacred space at the national constitution center. i want you to just gaze over on independence hall, which we're about to celebrate the 250th anniversary of, the declaration of independence. i think we all could benefit from your optimism. are you optimistic that the declaration, the constitution will thrive the next 250 years? and why should be optimistic up to a point. lor

i asked the w correspondent in athens, sophia cliff talkie, what we can expect between the 2 sides in the future. a. so 1st of all, let's mention here that the presence of the 3 prime minister could yet cause me to back these in cyprus, today is a very important statement on its own. as it is the 1st time that a quick prime minister is present at the main anti occupation event in his speech, we took back his address. not only that grieves will commit to the unification, will continue to fight until it will reach. the goal is that that is addressed also the you and the international community, mentioning that it's a responsibility and that it shouldn't be tolerated at cypress belongs to the european union. so what we can expect in the near future is the relaunching off of the dialogue and of course pressure on european level. we have the statement of losing up funded line today mentioning that the cypriot issue is a repeat an issue. and of course we can expect in september the u. n. in new york that there's put more pressure, especially on the took her side to relaunching the dialogue

according to one version, in the 5th century bc, when there was... the great war between sparta and athensse as a colony on foreign overseas territory, surrounded by hostile tribes and was initially small. on the sea side it was protected by a rocky coast, and on the land side by a fortress stone wall, which was erected by the first colonists. but they felt cramped at home, this is a classic, an expansion of the people. thailand's economic resources were added, they had already mastered the mediterranean sea, almost everything, already a large part of polnoksinsky mastered the black sea, and khersenez was one of the last colonies founded by the greeks, translated from greek khersenez means peninsula, in the vast greek-speaking world, at that time stretching along the black mediterranean sea... well, probably, there is no century in the history of khersenez , when khersanes later, yes, korsun, kherson, sevastopol, when its inhabitants would not fight with someone. khersanez is a typical hellenic polis, that is, a city of the state, for conducting all affairs, starting from the minting of lo

the palace of aginskys at zalessi: a classic classic, carved out of all the canons of the athens, a house... flamboyance of dvaran style, manila design, versatility of lines, lacanism of forms and at the same time it comes out, filled with egyptian mats, what are the secrets of your bagen the salons, the cities of ukraine are important in remembering the ancient architecture, the architecture of belarus. yes, a patch of 19 hectares of zalesse was an extraordinary dvaran maentki, of which there were many in belarus. that moment's master is count franciszak ksavera aginski. due to the fact that the count does not have his brother-in-law, he is responsible for his nephew, mikhail kleafas. herding couples. although the palace will be based on classical style, no one doubts that classicism would be at the peak of popularism in those bastards. adnak budynak atrymaў does not look are typical for those hours in budaўnіtstve arystakratychnyh residences. it is composed of two arched wings with a right angle, similar to the two-winged ones that were known. here is the base, the entire column, it is

very well, but you speak to people on the streets as you heard in my report that and that it's use the athens for the labor party just doesn't seem to be coming through a lot of people. hey, we're looking back at the last time the labor policy did really, really well back in 1997 on the tony black. and i'm told that freedom of energy and excitement that was that then ease in that today. so a lot of people who i speak to say that they simply want to see the back of the conservative policy. that's why the, the putting giving that vote to labor. that's also a few years little a lot of people, a very just illusions there is of course, the fact that the party has been in power for 14 years, many people just looking for a change. but i think as i mentioned at the backend of my report, the people's i'd be looking at the right wing, anti immigration reform policy. a lot of those in that support such as the selection and how been cold or not isn't going to doesn't look like it's going to translate to a lot of seats in parliament. that certainly will be what the next government will be looking at to se

well, but you speak to people on the streets as you heard in my report that and that is to use the athens for the labor party just doesn't seem to be coming through a lot of people here looking back at the last time the labor policy did really, really well back in 1997 on the tony black. and i'm told that freedom of energy and excitement that was the then ease in the today. so a lot of people who i speak to say that they simply want to see the back of the conservative policy. that's why the putting, giving that vote to labor. that's also a few years little a lot of people, a very just illusions there is of course, the fact that the party has been in power for 14 years, many people just looking for a change. but i think as i mentioned at the backend of my report that people's i be looking at the right wing, anti immigration reform policy. a lot of those in the support such as the selection and ha, been colder of a not isn't going to, doesn't look like it's going to translate to a lot of seats and problem. and that certainly will be what the next government will be looking at to see why the

switzerland. four people died, two more were missing, natural fires are raging in greece in the suburbs of athensen with the help of aviation several houses were burned, the difficult situation in turkey, outbreaks near popular resorts. in russia this week, weather forecasters promise real african heat in most of the country, from st. petersburg to khabarovsk the heat is thirty degrees, and in some places even below 40. belgorod, voronezh, samara. emergency warning in transbaikalia, as for the capital region, today up to +33 without precipitation and so on throughout the work week, but by friday weather forecasters promise an atmospheric explosion, severe thunderstorms, hail, rain may fall up to 3 july precipitation norms. try yourself as a paleontologist and find out everything about the giants that once inhabited our planet. tens of thousands of people came to the kemerovo region for the international festival dinaterra. the location of the village of shastekova is not accidental. it is there that the largest number of remains are found dinosaurs in our country. tatyana kozlova plunged into the

he was saved tremendous athens bullet because god was on his side. we'll hear from an author who specializes in decoding the language used by the former present. the i break off is good to have you with this on this friday today. the united nations top court route that is real settlements in the palestinian territories violated international law. and must be a band it. the court found that israel's occupation amounted to annexation, and the palestinians were systematically discriminated against in the occupied territories. the advisory opinion is non binding, but it comes as pressure grows on israel over the war. in garza, you in general assembly as the international court of justice back in 2022 to assess israel's occupation settlements and annexation a palestinian lance on request submitted. by the way to help us understand this ruling, i'm joined now by monica. i mean, she is professor of law at columbia university in new york professor. it's good to have you with this. the you ins, top court says that israel's occupation is not only unlawful but

bragah against spain's vaikan road was stopped with a 2 draw, and the meeting between greece's ike athensnd cyprus' omani ended with a 1 draw. the second camp of the team national rowing. women's indoor will be pursued with the aim of successfully attending the asian championships and the 2024 asian indoor games in azadi lake. ergo or indoor rowing. the name of these devices is called ergo. these are simulators for inland sailing that our children use in sailing in training halls for both strength and technique as well as other issues that are needed. now , for the first time, this field is participating in the asian indoor games. we found out about 3 months ago that the asian indoor games will be held in thailand, and i believe that it is the same. it is a rowing simulator, it is present in these competitions , we are also doing our final tests , we are getting our final elbows , and the indoor rowing nationals of our country, who have prepared all the provinces, are competing together and trying to improve our times. thank god we are in a good situation. the competition is really tough.

is set to participate in his fourth games, having won bronze in his first appearance in 2004 back in athensold medals in 2008 and 2012. lebron and his team have been preparing in london in the last few days, in a different environment to the one dominated by politics back home. at the end of the day, sports is a great way to get away from some real—world things that are happening, and to see people you look up to and admire performing their best is something everybody can appreciate and enjoy watching. so i think we understand that, and there's been 12 of the best players in the world coming together to win and playing something meaningful, ithink everybody is enjoying seeing. the olympics, and especially with— the olympics, and especially with team usa basketball, is a chance — with team usa basketball, is a chance for us to show that we can: _ chance for us to show that we can, you _ chance for us to show that we can, you know, come together as a unit, _ can, you know, come together as a unit, where you see all the best— a unit, where you see all the best players from different teams _ be

set to participate in his fourth games — having won bronze in his first appearance in 2004 back in athensck gold medals in 2008 and 2012. lebron and his team have been preparing in london in the last few days, in a different environment to the one dominated by politics back home. this at the end of the day sports is a great way to get away from real world things are happening and to see people you look up to and people you admire performing their best i think is something everybody can appreciate and enjoy watching. i think we understand that and this being 12 of the best players in the world coming together to win and play is meaningful, i think everybody enjoying that. especially with team usa basketball and the olympics it is a chance for us to show that we can, you know, come together as a unit. you see the best players from different teams and i remember growing up as a kid and i loved nothing more than to see all the best players on team usa playing with each other and having fun out there doing it. the inclusion of one athlete in the netherlands team has proved controversial in the

set to participate in his fourth games — having won bronze in his first appearance in 2004 back in athensold medals in 2008 and 2012. lebron and his team have been preparing in london in the last few days, in a different environment to the one dominated by politics back home. this at the end of the day sports is a great way to get away from real world things are happening and to see people you look up to and people you admire performing their best i think is something everybody can appreciate and enjoy watching. i think we understand that and this being 12 of the best players in the world coming together to win and play on meaningful, i think everybody enjoying that. especially with team usa basketball and the olympics it is a chance for us to show that we can, — is a chance for us to show that we can, you _ is a chance for us to show that we can, you know, come together as a unit — we can, you know, come together as a unit you _ we can, you know, come together as a unit. you see the best players _ as a unit. you see the best players from different teams and i — players from different tea

this is how the nobles of athens lived their lives throughout our era.ense. adnak hell there were no russians floating away from classical architecture. what is the order of sistemyn? this is why we are still standing, as a warehouse of the construction, because this is the scene, this is why, this is the whole story, which is how it is, and we are dead, what is it that is standing and will be, do not fall, no matter where you go, no trouble, there’s nothing there as soon as possible, the loads accumulate and the other element is transferred to the ground... and everything comes down to the ground. and the darechs, the order system, are divided into three parts, the skin element is not, base. eight columns, this is not just on the ground, but there is a base, fundamentally, on which this ground is based. yana worked as a shurey. the column itself is robotic, well , you know, it’s not just the most important from above, but there is such a term - entasis. geta stvaraetstsa special, the pit is not patrabna. but it ’s special, yashche the greeks came up wit

athens, the city arose as a colony on foreign overseas territory, surrounded by hostile tribes and atn the sea side protected by a rocky coast, and on the landward side a fortified stone wall, which was erected by the first colonists, but they felt uncomfortable at home, this is a classic, the expansion of the people increased economically... the resources of thailand are already they mastered the mediterranean sea, almost everything, most of the pontaxian sea was already mastered by the black sea, and khersenez was one of the last colonies founded by the greeks. translated from greek, hersenez means peninsula. in the vast greek-speaking world at that time, stretching along the black mediterranean sea, there were several cities. with the name khersanez, speaking precisely about this, they added tauride after the name of the tribe that lived in this territory. chersonese has always been surrounded by walls in order to protect itself from tank attacks, nomads. geography attracts history; this is a territory that, one way or another, has always interested everyone, well, probably. in the

in fact, in synchronized swimming there was a similar situation, like here in 2004 in athens, when ournichenko and ramashin went to the start, and they also did not play the right composition the first time, it really was such a situation, and here you can trace the trace, yes, that this is the persecution of the russian teams of synchronized swimmers 20 years ago, and today the same thing is happening, that this is definitely not an accident, but the most important thing is the result. in spite of everything, the competition was won, and the girls became the best, i now understand, i caught myself thinking today, here i think how we will tell you that... wow, how it was carried out, according to the results that were shown, excellent preparation, excellent organization and an excellent result. our home olympics, the athletes who took part in it, and it seems to me that this is the dream of every athlete, to participate in the most important tournament in your life, at home, in front of your family, when everyone around you supports you, all the fans, and the wall is for you, everythin

connecticut is not athens. i just love that line. that could be a line from cole porter, you know, connecticut is not athens. john goes to harvard as his brothers and his father done. and there he meets john singleton copley, whose somewhat older living in boston. he already has a transit reputation as a painter for a little country on the edge of the north thing. america had a number of good painters. copley was one of them. and when young trumbull sees his paintings, he's just stunned. he's never imagined anything like it. these are. these are real humans and real spaces with real light. and he's inspired and encouraged by. he finds his subject when he's in his late teens as the british had been occupying for a number of years and then in april 1775 they do a sweep of the countryside looking for weapons and malcolm and they have two encounters with militia lexington and concord and then a fighting retreat back to boston and the result of this is that new england rises up and militias from every state come besiege the british and jo

. >> and now, one young couple from athens, pennsylvania, facing their own mortality, has turned to ai to be there for their three young children. i love you, robo dad. >> when i have to explain what we're doing and what this is, i say most of the time, you know, we've been through a ton of medical trauma. you know, we've come close to death to losing us. we have created digital virtual copies of us that our kids can interact with in case the unforeseen ever happens. >> i had a stroke after the twin boys were born. >> we were told at the time that she was not going to make more than two years. two years was our heart out. and then four months later i was diagnosed with the beginning stages of stomach cancer. we have three young children. jace was three at the time and we are looking at the more our mortality as staring us in the face. and so one day we were watching the superman man of steel movie. he goes into the fortress of solitude and talks to what is essentially an ai version of his father. and in that moment i said, you know what? i bet somebody here has come up with this techno

and what do we say in athens of the man who does not participat? we do not.ty tough probably your remarkable and inspiring optimism in democracy rooted in an athenian sense ofat our fully achieved through political ing just. as brier, i must thank for embodying the matter soni and virtues that the framers hoped for when thought abouts would thoughtfully listen to all points of view with a sense of the limitations, the role of the court in our society, and modeling theus dialog in which the future of the republic depends. we're here in this sacred space at the national constitution center. i want you to just gaze over on independence hall, which we're about to celebrate the 250th anniversary of, the declaration of independence. i think we all could benefit from your optimism. are you optimistic that the declaration, the constitution will thrive the next 250 ye shop to a point. lordl■k governor, we don't know. we don't know's an experiment 'n washington says. he says this is anent. he wrote that letter to a friend, lincoln. johanna got our grandchildren. she yo

i'm afraid i am looking at luton airport cancellations here and we have already seen the wizz air to athens to warsaw, those have been cancelled and really important flights at the start of the summer holidays and we could sadly see some later because of course all the airlines are working at full stretch and that is very little slack in the system. i5 at full stretch and that is very little slack in the system. is so frustrating _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for all _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for all of _ little slack in the system. is so frustrating for all of those - frustrating for all of those travellers and josh was saying that his name was ticked off a list, paper and pens in the age of ai, incredible. paper and pens in the age of ai, incredible-— paper and pens in the age of ai, incredible. , ., ,, ., , incredible. yes, it will take many --eole incredible. yes, it will take many peeple back _ incredible. yes, it will take many peeple back to — incredible. yes, it will take many people back to

region displayed the unique products of the cognitive pilot company. 4 years ago, in tomsk, siberian athensory for the production of components for railway and agricultural transport was launched. today , 1,500 agricultural robots operate in russian spaces, brazil, argentina and china. i want to say that this is probably 2.5 million hectares throughout the country. average the autopilot system allows you to increase the efficiency of agricultural farming by up to 35% by saving fuel, fertilizers, chemicals, and reducing processing time. experts have calculated that with the average size of russian farms up to 10,000 hectares, the savings from using an autopilot system for one farm amount to tens of millions of rubles. for large farms - billions of rubles. this summer we are releasing full unmanned vehicles, tractors are already completely unmanned, they look different, completely, these are cabless machines, they they will go to the fields, to experimental fields, we have two experimental sites, and reports will come from there, these developments will be launched into series in one and a ha

in greece, due to the heat , tourist access to the acropolis of athens was temporarily closed; the heater for several more days; in athens and other parts of greece, temperatures above 43. the country's ministry of culture ordered the closure of the main historical monument and collection. in france, where the summer olympic games start in 8 days, a neo-nazi from the kalmar commune was detained; he is suspected of preparing an attack on participants in the olympic torch relay. the authorities of paris are trying their best to put the city in order and achieve a high level of security. on wednesday another migrant camp was liquidated and they were taken to other regions. the french mayor risked her health for the sake of a common cause. capital, in order to convince the whole world of the suitability of the river for competitions, analgo staged a swim in the muddy water live on air, the measurer, the head of the organizing committee of the games in paris and the prefect joined the action, but the guests themselves have little faith that the river meets the standards parisians publish int

international outrage. let's take your listen. stavula popst a journalist and rider joining us from athens. we also have nahied purisa, political commentator who joins us from tehran. welcome to you both. we're looking at this uh visit that comes. uh a very uh interesting time to say the least and a unique time for uh washington in terms of uh who's in charge when it comes to the uh genocidal case against the palestinians executed by netanyahu and his fascist cabinet as some has have described it to be. who do you think is going to be calling the shots when it comes to this given the fact that you're having netanyahu there? this will be a first for you stave ron. sure, um, i think... you now's visit of course isn't really a surprise, i think that when we're discussing who's really calling the shots, uh, i think that he has lot of influence, i think despite uh difficulties that are ongoing in israel right now, netanyahu realizes that he still has lot of support across the board from many american politicians, uh, despite increasing anger amongst the american people, as noted during this seg

i am from athens, the blessed land of palestine. the land of rabat and jihad, i am the holy one of the first qiblas and the path of the messenger of god, may god bless him and grant him peace. and to the islamic republic of iran, the leadership, wisdom and branches , with the martyrdom of al-qa'id al-qasim soleimani, may god have mercy on him, and i offer my condolences to his family and construction, and to the whole family , and to all of me, i carry the vote of resistance against the zionist project. and the americans in this region are standing here today to express our sincere condolences to our dear brother and the martyred leader of palestine and to our resistance . this is al-jarimah al-naka'a that is committed. the americans express the spirit of al-balatja and anjahiya and the spirit of crimes that covers all bloodshed crimes, especially on the blessed land of palestine. the crimes and the spirit of the crimes committed by the zionist occupation in the assassination of the leader of the resistance on the palestinian land a

staps, it's a journalist and writer joining us from athens. we also have nahied purisa, political commentator who joins us from tehran. welcome to you both. we're looking at this visit that comes uh a very... interesting time to say the least and a unique time for uh washington in terms of uh who's in charge when it comes to the uh genocidal case against the palestinians executed by netanyahu and his fascist cabinet as some has have described it to be who do you think is going to be calling the shots when it comes to this given the fact that you're having netanhou there? this will be a first for you stuck your mind sure um i think netanyahu's visit of course... isn't really a surprise, i think that when we're discussing who's really calling the shots, uh, i think that he has lot of influence, i think despite uh difficulties that are ongoing in israel right now, netanyahu realizes that he still has lot of support across the board from many american politicians uh, despite increasing anger amongst the american people, as noted during this segmen

it's a journalist and writer joining us from athens, we also have nahid purisa, political commentator who joins us from tehran. welcome to you both, uh, we're looking at uh this uh visit that comes uh a very uh interesting time to say the least and a unique time for uh washington in terms of uh who's in charge when it comes to the... uh genocidal case against uh palestinians executed by netanyahu and his fascist cabinet as some has have described it to be. who do you think is going to be calling the shots when it comes to this given the fact that you're having netanhou there? this will be a first for you to stop real mind. sure. um, i think you know netan yahoo's visit of course isn't really a surprise. i think that when we're discussing who's really calling the shots uh, i think that he has lot of... influence, i think despite uh difficulties that are ongoing in israel right now, netanyahu realizes that he still has lot of support across the board from many american politicians, despite increasing anger amongst the american people, as noted during this segment, there have been you kn

the price of electricity purchased for the month and seasons of athens. it must be settled openly. end of capital market news, god guard. i go free and happy. i was a bit like myself last night. when i look at myself in the mirror. if the neglect hidden in the stone scratches us, the young man is the pain of love. i am happy that we were able to take one step at a time in introducing the capacities of sistan baluchistan as the center, according to dr. jabali, during my trip to the province. let's take the identity of islamic iran. in my opinion, if a poet can even add a beautiful composition to the contemporary world during his poetic time , even a beautiful composition is enough for that poet. the sky of iran is full of stars, the sky of sistan baluchistan is full of stars, and i think this should be done. let's see our way it is a boast that we can create an identity. what could be better than the pride of identity ? it seems to me that we can also talk about national unity in this area . our poets, our artists , our pride, these are the ones who can take us to a direction where

stavula popst a journalist and rider joining us from athens. we also have nahied purisa, political commentator who joins us from tehran. welcome to you both. we're looking at this uh visit that comes uh a very uh interesting time to say the least and a unique time for uh washington in terms of uh who's in charge when it comes to the uh genocidal case against uh palestinians executed by netanyahu and his fascist cabinet. as some has have described it to be, who do you think is going to be calling the shots when it comes to this, given the fact that you're having netanhou there? this will be a first for you study, sure, um, i think you know netan yahoo's visit of course isn't really a surprise, i think that when we're discussing who's really calling the shots uh, i think that he has lot of influence, i think despite uh difficulties that are ongoing in israel right now, yahoo realizes that he still has lot of support across the board from many american politicians, despite increasing anger amongst the american people as noted during this... segmen

tomsk region displays unique products from the cognitive pylan company. 4 years ago, in tomsk, siberian athensfor the production of components for railway and agricultural transport was launched. today , 1,500 agricultural robots operate in russia, brazil, argentina and china. i want to say that this is probably one of, i hope, the first, but not the last examples, when russia is officially recognized. since last spring, cognitive pilot smart tractors have been supplied en masse to russian farms. in total , more than 1,600 smart tractors and combines operate in russia in thirty regions of the country from the pskov region to the primursky territory. during this time, they cultivated almost 2.5 million hectares throughout the country. on average, an autopilot system can improve the efficiency of an agricultural enterprise. up to 35% due to saving fuel, fertilizers, chemicals, and reducing processing time. experts calculated that with the average size of russian farms up to 10,000 hectares, savings from using an autopilot system for for one farm is tens of millions of rubles, for large farms it

starula popst, it's a journalist and rider joining us from athens, we also have nahid purisa, political commentator who joins us from tehran. welcome to you both. we're looking at um this uh visit that comes uh a very uh interesting time to say the least and a unique time for uh washington in terms of uh who's in charge when it comes to the uh genocidal case against. palestinians executed by netanyahu and his fascist cabinet as some has have described it to be, who do you think is going to be calling the shots when it comes to this given the fact that you're having netanhou there? this will be a first for you student in mind, sure. i think you know netanyahu's visit of course isn't really a surprise, i think that when we're discussing who's really calling the shots, i think that he has lot of influence, i think despite. uh difficulties that are ongoing in israel right now, netanyahu realizes that he still has lot of support across the board from many american politicians, despite in increasing anger amongst the american people, as noted during this segment, there have been you know cons