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swiss foreign minister ignazio cassis: the alpine country has long been trying to become a kind of mediatorepeatedly stated that switzerland could not maintain its neutral status, and now cassis left without talking to journalists. after the death of iran's previous foreign minister in a plane crash, he now holds this position temporarily. the person elected will take office at the end of july. tomorrow's meeting of the un security council will be discussed. in anticipation of it, sergei lavrov held meetings with colleagues from kuwait and bahrain. alexey glavko, philip dubrovsky, ivan utkin and aleftina sorokina. news from the un, new york. new assassination attempts on donald trump could occur in the coming weeks. politicians write about this with reference to american officials. the publication claims that us intelligence received information about threats from iran. allegedly, tehran wants to settle scores with the former president. the assassination of general sulaymaniyah in 2020, but the islamic republic has already rejected these accusations. meanwhile, the press is publishing new d

doug schoen and cassie smedley are with us. he gave those remarks via teleprompter, amid growing calls and pressure. now even one member of congress calling for him to step aside. doug, i want to get your click reaction to what you heard and your response. >> well, what he didn't do, to me, and didn't say, is most significant. i didn't hear him take any questions, i didn't hear him engage, and that's been a pattern. i thought his remarks were, i guess, competent. but i wasn't reassured based on what i heard, that he's got his mojo back, despite a few efforts to show that. so i don't think this is going to move the needle or help him that much and change the dynamic. >> sandra: cassie, your thoughts as you looked on? obviously we will give it a beat to see how the president is going about his tasks in the room. as he was walking away, he saw muriel bowser sort of turned them around there. what were your thoughts as he watched on? final thought. >> i think doug said it well. the fact they've got the president of the united states

and now cassis left without speaking to reporters.f iran's previous foreign minister in a plane crash, this position is now temporarily filled by ali baghiri kani. at the end of july, the elected president of the islamic republic will take office, having already stated that all agreements with russia remain in force. at the inauguration, our country will be represented by the chairman of the state duma, i hope that immediately after this we will begin to work without delay. cooperate with budapest to promote a peaceful settlement situation, making it clear that this is the most urgent matter. all parties must reach consensus as quickly as possible to avoid escalation. wang yi stated the need to create real conditions for peace negotiations. china has suspended consultations with the united states on arms control and non- proliferation. this was reported to the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china. they clarified that the reason was actions. washington, which sells weapons to the taiwanese administration. beiji

this is swiss foreign minister ignazio cassis. trying to become something. intermediary between russia and ukraine, although moscow has repeatedly declared its neutral status, switzerland could not maintain it. and now cassis left without talking to reporters. following the death of iran's previous foreign minister in a plane crash, the position is now filled temporarily by ali bagheriri of kenya. at the end of july , the elected president of the islamic republic will take office, having already stated that all agreements with russia remain in force. at the inauguration our country will be represented by the chairman of the state duma, i hope, immediately after then we will start working without delay. the ministers also discussed bilateral relations and the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone. we also discussed the genocide that the zionist regime is currently carrying out in the gas sector. we came to the conclusion that it was necessary to stop these atrocities. tomorrow's meeting of the council of ministers will

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lavov’s next guest himself asked for a meeting, this is swiss foreign minister ignazio cassis, alpine kind of mediator between russia and ukraine, although moscow has repeatedly declared its neutral status, switzerland could not maintain it, and now cassis left without talking to journalists. at the end of july, the elected president of the islamic republic will take office, having already stated that all agreements with russia remain in force. at the inauguration, our country will be represented by the chairman of the state duma, i hope that immediately after this we will begin to work without delay. the ministers also discussed bilateral relations, situation in the palestine-israel zone. we also discussed the genocide that the zionist regime is currently carrying out in the gas sector, and came to the conclusion that it is necessary to stop these atrocities. tomorrow’s meeting of the un security council will be devoted to the situation in the middle east; on the eve of it, sergei lavrov held meetings with colleagues from kuwait and bahrain. alexey glovko, philip dubrovsky, ivan utki

this and my suisse cons about nazi o. cassie's also was in new york back then we had a meeting. it was their request. and so i said that yes, there was another copenhagen for much meeting in the margins of the was you cannot make for him. and after that, administer cassie's speaking to gently said that it was impossible to reach an agreement with the russians. participation, so i asked him if you're convinced of that why, who didn't have the meeting. that wasn't a response. but the response is as follows. they've taken a course the to what's pushing by any means of the circle with the landscape plans which are too large extent, looks like an ultimatum. and my sweet counts. but who owns me back in january? the office of that they were owed at peace summit. but it was not the summit per say, it was a peace conference. yes, it was attended by in the number of eaters. but most of those who came to the conference were represented at a lower level. it was a month ago and black and stuck in switzerland. uh that's where the meeting was held. and after that, the, everybody's ready of par

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. >> incluso hoy la gobernadora cassie hochul declaro emergencia en todo el estado y esta noche hay nuevassi que mucha, mucha pr precaucion. >> ya esta la lista de los nominados a los premios emmy y hay varios hispanos destacados. >> destacados. >> la serie dramatica shogun lidera con 25 nominaciones, seguida de the bear con 23 only murders in the building con 21 y to the night country con 19. >> por otra parte, sofia vergara fue nominada como mejor actriz por la interpretacion de la reina de la droga griselda blanco, convirtiendose en la primera latina en competir en esta categoria en la historia de esos premios. >> selena gomez tambien fue nominada por primera vez como mejor actriz y en esa categoria de comedia por su papel como mabel moran en la serie only building. >> pero gomez tambien se co convirtio en la productora latina mas nominada a lemi en la categoria mejor serie de c comedia. >> otra latina nominada es la mexicana isa lopez como mejor directora por la serie true detective night country y tambien la mexicana nava mao, ¿quien hace historia al ser la primera transgenero nominad

next guest himself asked for a meeting, this is the minister of foreign affairs of switzerland ignazio cassisne country has long been trying to become a kind of mediator between russia and ukraine, although moscow has repeatedly stated its neutral status, switzerland could not maintain it, and now cass. left without talking to reporters. following the death of iran's previous foreign minister in a plane crash, the position is now temporarily filled by ali bagheri kenya. at the end of july , the elected president of the islamic republic will take office, having already stated that all agreements with russia remain in force. at the inauguration, our country will be represented by the chairman of the state duma, i hope that immediately after this we will begin to work without... delays , the ministers and bilateral relations discussed the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone. we also discussed genocide, which now the zionist regime is conducting in the gaza strip. we came to the conclusion that it was necessary to stop these atrocities. the situation in the middle east will be disc

. >> well, you know, as i was telling grant earlier, president biden is known for these kinds of cassie, what's called barack obama, the first african-american in the united states. these are things that he tends to do. and it's it's humor. it's it's filled with humor. and you think about it afterwards and he laughs about it as well. it's just in the f the debate. a it's all made the fight. and so when. he made the gaffe about about the vice president their early and the couple others that he did. you know, those are the headlines that are going to at least you're going to be seeing it put passed social media and the media itself over over the next 24 hours. what's interesting is that i actually thought he did ok and he did better in the back. i think in the front of the of the of his of the news conference and what a little bit longer. i think his staff wanted to go so, you know. we'll talk about that. it's like you just fire away. whatever you want to ask. >> michael was good enough. 2 save his reelection campaign kind quell the calls for him to get out. >> yeah, i think that i'm if o

his ex-girlfriend cassie ventura, has accused him of rape and abuse.r producer, rodney jones, claims diddy repeatedly sexually assaulted him, and a federal investigation is looking into allegations of human and sex trafficking mounting lawsuits against sean combs just creates more and more civil liability, more money that he might have to pay out if he loses. this latest lawsuit comes as tmz reports diddy is selling his los angeles mansion raided by the fbi earlier this year. the rap mogul, hoping to make a serious profit, reportedly asking $70 million for a home he paid $40 million for back in 2014 with her lawsuit. adria english is seeking unspecified damages. >> coming up, the new social media app that's all the rage, promising to go back to basics. >> also ahead, a very different hot dog eating contest this july fourth. but joey chestnut is not fourth. but joey chestnut is not giving some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there are people out there who aren't you. a lot of them. and you don't

cassie pratt as the chief of her communications team. pratt is an east bay native, has worked in sports television in the bay area since 2006. mayor thao previous communications director quit abruptly in june in the aftermath of that fbi raid on her house in oakland. he did not give a reason for his departure. a follow up now to a story we told you about a few weeks ago. scientists now know what caused a massive fish die off in monterey county. it started a few weeks ago at lake san antonio. you can see right here thousands of fish mysteriously washing up on shore. park rangers closed the lake state wildlife officials ran some tests, and they found that the extreme heat caused unusual algae growth. and scientists say this dropped oxygen levels in the water. and that is when the fish started dying off. rangers say lake san antonio has since been stabilized and is safe to visit again. the lake will reopen to the public on wednesday. up next here at 6:00, the triumphant road to paris for a new mom, we'll introduce you to the paralympian hea

paid for by cbs television distribution jennifer bremer is suing her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend, cassietalking. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 288 on the calendar in the matter of bremer vs. mann. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. bremer, the defendant is the girlfriend of your ex-boyfriend. >> yes. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that she vandalized your car. she has a counterclaim as a result of filing a false order of protection and harassment. who has the boyfriend now?

and now cassis left without talking to reporters.inister in a plane crash. the elected president of the islamic republic, who has already stated that all agreements with russia remain in force. at the inauguration, our country will be represented by the chairman of the state duma, i hope that immediately after this we will begin to work without delay. the ministers also discussed bilateral relations and the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone. and genocide, which the zionist regime is currently carrying out in the gas sector, we came to the conclusion that it is necessary to stop these atrocities; tomorrow’s meeting of the un security council will be devoted to the situation in the middle east; on the eve of it, sergei lavrov held meetings with colleagues from kuwait and bahrain. alexey glovko, philip dubrovsky, ivan utkin and aleftina sorokina. news from the un, new york. i’ve been dating your husband for a year now, on friday, i lost my breath, why did you tell about our relationship? that's it, i have enough men, yo

i'm under a logical cassie's decisions i make every day. you've talked to my staff, all of you talk to my staff. sometimes my staff talks a lot like the practice matter is i don't think you have them telling you that all the major ideas we've undertaken and haven't been in part initiated by me. i remember really staff, i said, i'm going to go to south korea. we're here to get that ship. what are you doing? i'm going to hit japan in korea back together, get it after. not essentially haven't how studies toward one another since the end of world war 2. i'm going to move as soon as we can expand. you know, the only thing page does is help you with the computer, creates a little bit of wisdom that you pay attention. and so the point of making it is, i think it's important that i, if, if my is in the raleigh just tells me he thinks i need another exam. by the way, i've, i've laid every bit of the record now hadn't, has, is your last trump for years. okay. i lost it every single day. i'm trying to buy good docs. if they think there's a problem, i

now pastor cassie $50000000000.00 on its way to that $100000000000.00 target that both of these leaders upset by the target surprises. also talking about the 2nd nuclear power plant. so that goes to show that to get very happy with the queen project and wants to see russia play important an integral role on she gets journey to become a nuclear power. also talking about the agreements and the trade between the natural gas of a state companies of both nation. so we can see economically that both nations are very happy with the trade, but they wants to increase that understanding to the geo political element of the relationship, especially i believe syria right now for the turks has become very, very important. there's been talk of a reproach, mot with aside russia most likely would play a very important key driver rules if that approach minus the progress use of turkey . as we've all know, as a member of nato and alliance, that openly opposes russia when it comes to ukraine. conflict, how do russia in turkey manage to maintain and even strengthen friendly relations to pipe, despite those

the hungary end, or bonds visit to moscow. process also met with this with the counter part. ignacio cassis for the meeting was organized at the initiative of switzerland. it's official, refused to answer questions from russian media. after the talks that rob also met with other states representatives including a ron and by rein especially, calling out his meeting with the cool ladies on boy. far tooth correspond that caleb mouth and in new york has been listening in with russia and its rotating position as president of the security council. for the month of july, we had the foreign minister survey lab, rob, who's in town giving a dynamic presentation before the un security council meeting that began this morning. one of the points that the russian foreign minister made was that russia has been open to negotiation from the beginning. and that they would like to see a diplomatic resolution of the conflict in ukraine. and western leaders seem committed to preventing such a thing from occurring, even though there is popular sentiment for it in ukraine and around the world. human, you see, but

and i say to my colleagues who have worked hard centers of blumenthal and blackburn, markey and cassie durbin, klobuchar cantwell and others, thank you. but thank you above all to the parents who advocated so tirelessly for these bills. i sat with them i've heard the terrible stories children, teenagers perfectly normal but some algorithm captures them online by accident they end up committing suicide shortly thereafter. i've heard those stories. can you imagine being a parent living without. so wear have to do something and these parents have turned their grief into grace. these parents are the reason we succeeded today. today the senate tells the parents we hear you we are taking action. i am so glad to have a broad bipartisan know it let partisanship get in the way of passing this important legislation.at this is a historic moment. this is a moment when the senate hasho said there have been horrible abuses weust end them and we will. >> by vote o 91 -- three senate passed to online safety bills that would provide better protection for people under the age of 17 but barring targeted

in not everyone is convinced malays on the right bass quarter. cassie says, the precedent is full of contradictions. no anymore. so now the difference between military and other right wing leaders like trump of both in are other things. he said about argentina. he says he hates to stay and refers to as a criminal organization to stay with texas. so he says he wants to destroy the state from within. it's a nice speech, but it's not realistic. formulae says, this is the beginning of a new era and argentina. many fear what will happen is economic plan fails. very simple as to see that when a site is its own state over a 1000000 people are estimated to be taking part to the annual tradition known as the reading of the pools for you'll see it goes right in front of a group of pools through the streets of palm play, to indulge in spain, according to officials, 6 people, and just on the 1st day, the events as long as i purchased as a, from a move like that's the other, it's always on the website. it down to 0. don't come to read, navigate, it will have the news out justin to have those time

. >> reporter: you cassy abbott ng has researched harm reduction programs at the university of tulsa. born of desperation? >> i would agree with that p had >> reporter: we met donald cody in bonita. now 61, he has struggled with addiction since he was 17. >> it hard p i'm doing the same old thing and expecting something different after it. >> reporter: what do you think of the van program? >> people are going to do what they are going to do and that way they have the safest way they can. >> reporter: cox, now in recovery himself, agrees. when people say to you, you're just enabling, you say? >> i am enabling them. i am enabling them to live tomorrow. all of my enabling leads to them eventually making the decision to change their relationship with their drugs, and then we can begin to talk treatment and recovery p >> reporter: as a tribe, the cherokee fought opioids by suing multiple drugmakers and pharmacy chains. they have won more than $100 million p at some of that money funds this harm reduction program. i learned a cherokee word today. >> come you did? >> reporter: gadugi p it's

around the streets here in jerusalem as the speech was going on and you could really see the people in cassie's and little corner stores watching and following the speech closely. i mean, the prime minister netanyahu makes this a trip at a time when his popularity a pardon his popularity is an all time low. as, according to polls up to 70 percent of his release, actually want to see him resigned. so this was an opportunity for him to appeal to a domestic audience by going to the united states and receiving the warm welcome that we saw in congress yesterday. it's his opportunity to show people here at a time of all time like of popularity that he is still someone that has an influence in washington. everybody here in israel, whether they're against the prime minister or for the prime minister, acutely aware of the importance of america's support for israel. and so you'll have, we've heard of families of hostages and people that want to see the prime minister resign hoping that you know that he will receive more pressure or criticism in the united states. and for his supporters. we've heard them,

. >> reporter: cassy abbott-eng has researched harm reduction programs at the university of tulsa.n of desperation? >> i would agree with that. >> reporter: we met donald cody in vinita. now 61, he has struggled with addiction since he was 17. >> so tired of doing the same old thing and expecting something different to happen. >> reporter: what do you think of the van program? >> people are going to do what they're going to do, and that way they have the safest way they can. >> reporter: cox, now in recovery himself, agrees. when people say to you, you're just enabling using? >> i am enabling them. i'm enabling them to live tomorrow. all my enabling leads to them eventually making the decision to change their relationship with the drugs, and then we can begin to talk about treatment and recovery. >> reporter: as a tribe, the cherokee fought opioids by suing multiple drugmakers and pharmacy chains. they have won more than $100 million. some of that money funds this harm reduction program. i learned a cherokee word today. >> oh, you did? >> reporter: gadugi. >> gadugi. "working toget

. >> reporter: cassie abbott ang has researched harm reduction programs at the university of tulsa. > of december desperation? >> i would agree with that. >> reporter: we met donald cody in event e ta. now 61, he was struggled with addiction since he was 17. >> i'm so tired. i'm doing the same old thing and expecting something different to happen. >> what do you think of the van program? >> people are going to do what they're going to do, and that way they have the safest way they can. >> reporter: cox, now in recovery himself, agrees. >> when people say to you, you're just enabling users -- >> i am enabling them. i'm enabling them to live tomorrow. all my enabling leads to them eventually making the decision to change their relationship with their drugs, and then we can begin to talk about treatment and recovery. >> reporter: as a tribe, the cherokee fought opioids by suing multiple drugmakers and pharmacy chains. they've won more than $100 million. some of that money funds this harm reduction program. >> i learned a cherokee word today. >> oh, you did? >> gaduke. >> gaduke, working

. >> trace: cassie mentioned some great numbers there and we need to focus on 75 percent of american voters do not want to see biden as a democrat on the ticket and he is down seven points in pennsylvania which is a key swing state for him and one he was doing very well in cf to ask yourself what has changed? spotlight on joe biden and his weak list -- weakness on full display. >> trace: thank you both. breaking tonight, looks like we're seeing a pattern here days after a philadelphia of radio hosts say the biden administration sent prescript or questions and a radio host in milwaukee says the same thing happened to him. christina coleman is live with new information. >> reporter: wisconsin radio josÉ biden scene gave him questions to ask the president before their interview and a philadelphia radio host said the same thing and both radio host essentially given the same questions to ask the president which include questions about his accomplishments and what's at stake in the election. >> we're those questions given to you by the white house or did you have to submit questions ahead

former rnc deputy communications director cassie smedile. and "fox & friends" first cohost todd piro. first, let's go to the white house correspondent peter doocy with more details. >> we have proof president biden's team tried to make l last nights q&a with the press as controlled an environment as possible. because president biden told us so. >> i will take your questions. i have been given a list of people to call on here. i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president if i didn't think she was qualified to be vice president. >> my commander in chief, the chief of staff out of military as well as the secretary of defense. >> thank you, mr. president. i wanted to ask you about -- you mixed up presidents zelenskyy and putin today. >> i love my staff, but they add things. they had things all the time. i'm catching it from my wife. anyway. >> that actually contradicts recent speculation that the first lady is the one pushing president biden beyond his limits. barack obama and nancy pelosi have been back channeling about how

in it, you see him kicking her, dragging her, it looks like, by the hair, and at the time when cassiecame out and denied any allegations of domestic violence. after the video was released by cnn, that's when combs went on social media, and apologized and said that it was like a lapse of judgment and that he, you know, takes full responsibility, and he has been working on himself, and obviously he has been denying all of the other allegations that have come out. again, it's not clear if charges are imminent, if an indictment is imminent, but in the meantime, you know, a grand jury is hearing evidence and he is the subject of a federal investigation. back to you. >> chloe melas, thank you. >>> closing arguments are expected monday in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez. menendez declined to testify before the team rested on wednesday. menendez telling reporters, he saw no reason to testify because the government hasn't proven its case. arguing he traded political favors for hundreds of dollars in cash and gold bars. police found those stashed all over his home. joining

miss cassie, it doesn't sound like you think that the charges either against the policy old mister con himself and the 2 of the party lead is holding lots of way. so why is it that the government continues to go off the mon. com on his potty the way that they do? you know, um i think um, as we all know why, um and uh the on said in focused on unfortunately ways we in action um oh the you know, for our international yeah. for our international audience that doesn't know the ins and outs of pockets dani politics. why do they go off to iran con and the fact is the way that they do. okay, so um this is a um, the is a belief. it is a, a talk process amongst those who are the permanent flowers and focused on that iran con is not i'm not able enough. i mean uh he is too radical. um, he upsets the international community. um and his agenda does not necessarily meet with the direction that those who determine foreign policy and domestic policy. in fact, hassan, so these a clash of power and they have decided that iran con, is the responsible put that dentist in this back to all of which is um,

his ex-girlfriend, cassie ventura, has accused him of rape and abuse. repeatedly sexually assaulted him and a federal investigation is looking into allegations of human and sex trafficking. >> mounting lawsuits against sean combs just creates more and more civil liability, more money that he might have to pay out if he loses this latest lawsuit comes as tmz reports diddy is selling his los angeles mansion raided by the fbi earlier this year. >> the rap mogul, hoping to make a serious profit, reportedly asking $70 million for a home he paid $40 million for back in 2014. with her lawsuit, adria english is seeking unspecified damages. andrew dymburt, abc news new york. >> new at six a popular comedian canceling a bay area show without much notice. >> then a judge blocking a ban on non-compete agreements which could impact millions of workers across the country. >> and forget the four day workweek, the country where some citizens are now going to work six days a week. >> what? this is going backward. >> not that uh. okay, looking at highs today, it's anothe

you see him kicking her, dragging her it looks like by the hair, and at the time when cassie filed aame out and denied any allegations of domestic violence, but then after the video was released by cnn, that's when combs went on social media and apologized and said that it was like a lapse of judgment and that he, you know, takes full responsibility ask he's been working on himself. and obviously he's been denying all of the other allegations that have come out. but again, you know, it's not clear if charges are imminent, if an indictment is imminent, but in the meantime, you know, a grand jury is hearing evidence, and he is the subject of a federal investigation. back to you. >> all right, chloe, thank you so much for that reporting. >>> and up next, we'll talk to a climate scientist about our weather getting more extreme each year. is this the new normal, and what can we do? >>> plus, why one wildly popular fourth of july tradition now has a brand new record holder. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impresse

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and as you pointed out, this is the ninth lawsuit since november when cassie ventura, who was a former girlfriend of diddy's filed that suit against him and that's the only one that's been settled thus far. yeah. a major deal, not because of the allegations now being imposed on him, but i think you're also underscoring the white parties brought in so many people from business elite to celebrities. so it could have far-reaching locations for a lot of people placed the france absolutely. thank you so much. appreciate it. thank you. all right. hurricane beryl. now lashing, the cayman islands, bringing strong wins and the potential for four foot storm surges plus a dangerous heat wave is with the across the country. this holiday weekend, plus how the dodgers star pitcher is transforming tourism in los angeles sunday dr. sanjay gupta reports on hold for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing, something that's it seems so preordained. >> it sounds extraordinary. >> dr. sanjay gupta report the last alzheimer's patient, sunday at eight on cnn my name needs braden eilish 5-years-old w

centre ground, and you can't do that with the farage agenda, so you can't out farage, farage, they go, cassiebout suella, >> she says that suella was very humble yesterday and feels that she was definitely making a leadership bid, there you go. who would you back and what do you think the tory party should look like? that can be your homework or pick it up on monday. that's all for now. thank you very much. have a great weekend. tom harwood up next. tonight's >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. very good evening to you. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. this weekend's looking relatively cool and showery for many of us, but before then we do have some heavy, persistent rain around today. we've had a waving front across southern parts, bringing some wet weather here, and then a pulse of heavy, persistent rain is pushing its way north eastwards across england. as we go through this evening and overnight. clearing through though, as we go through the early hours of tomorrow morning. that being said, there will

>>well, as i was telling grant earlier, president biden is known for these kinds of cassie, what's called barack obama, the first african-american in the united states. and these are things that he tends to and it's it's humor it's full of humor. and you think about it afterwards and he laughs about it as well. it's just in the context of the debate it's all made the fight. and so when. he made the gaffe about about the vice president early the couple others that he did. you if those are the headlines that you're going to at least they're going to be seeing it put past social media and the media itself over over the next 24 hours. what's interesting is that i actually thought he did ok. and he did better in the back half. they then the front of the of the of his news conference and went a little bit longer. i think his staff wanted to go so, you know. talk about that. it's like you just fire away. whatever you want to ask. >>michael, was good enough? 2 save his re-election campaign kind quell the calls for him to get >>yeah, i think that if one thing you can say. but joe biden is that he

. >> thank you chairman sanders and rankingrs member cassie distinguished members of the committee clocknk you for the opportunity to be here before you my name is luke m number emergency physician it's — i think you. >> ... they follow my advice to f their chest pain is a heart attack or dizziness is a stroke they will face even more debt they cannot pay. some fear debt so much that they show up too late. a woman who came to the e.r. with a cancerous mass and noticed it six months before but did not go to her doctor. when i asked why she said she feared the bill she would leave her family. it was now widely meta static and wanted relief. when my patients share concern about medical bills. as i came to learn patients are right to fear this debt. when i when i visited my county courthouse in rhode island during residency i found my own hospital is suing patients including single working mothers and the disabled. across the country hospitals and debt collectors report low income patient debt to credit bureaus, furnish patient wages, sees their bank accounts and even seek warrants for their

we heard that also on the flipside from the likes of cassie marrow who said use any of those dips to: a quick sneak peek at what is happening with the euro. euro-dollar, negative by not even 1/10 of 1%. the white house firing back at reports of president biden's health including a new york times story. finds dr. releasing a statement last night saying the specialist had only conducted routine exams. annmarie: and that the specialist came and also to treat other members of the white house campus including military members who serve. the issue is why were they so delayed on this? you saw that exchange between some of the journalists and it was only late last evening that the physician came out with a note. all of the seals like the white house is on the back foot. on the back foot trying to shore up donors, get out to congressional democrats, individuals questioning whether this president needs to step five -- step aside, and whether the president was consulted with a parkinson's expert. jonathan: the appetite of what a still to come on thursday, that is the main course. lisa: how much

cassie bellingham, independent victoria prentis , conservatives paul prentis, conservatives paul nicholas reform uk sean woodcock, labour party aaron john baker, green party and chris neville, climate party and declan soper, social democrat party. now we've had loads and loads of your messages so far in the show and one thing that's really got you going is this nofion really got you going is this notion that we could have a part time prime minister. news broke yesterday evening that sir keir storm wants to knock off at 6:00 on fridays. wouldn't we all like to do that? cue many funny messages from you lot. let's kick off with this one. this is from dave. have a break. have a kit—kat. more like have a break. have a care cat. see what he did there, dave ? nice one. larry there, dave? nice one. larry says this so? so starmer wants to spend a couple of hours having dinner. if work allows , having dinner. if work allows, with his wife and children on a friday evening. as it is a jewish tradition. i don't see the new story in this. good luck to him. good stuff there, larry. and debbie adds this s

then he is now, arguably he's going to be was so may i think cassie as much of the democratic party try to kind of covered over this and say, well, he just had a bad day. we will head but have bad days. you know, i have bad days too, but uh, but i think actually it would be a mistake for him to continue. you know, we all have bad days and uh, you know, i think your reference to your dad and you know and pursue that. and you may have southfield biden describing this whole situation of size. you know, it's understandable on the human level, but i sometimes wonder if that it is being explored and because he's not some old ankle, you know that, that you have to sympathize with. he is actually, you know, running for the very powerful office, you know, office that requires a lot of responsibilities, a lot of judgement and apart from it being an elder and in our case of elders abuse . i mean, it's pretty clear that the man is something suffering when he stands on that on that stage. i wonder if my son, this is the right emotions here because of the out of the day. it's not only that, you know,

cassie, in your view, are the key decisions to make in the coming months?eping prison space available for the most serious offenders or the highest—risk people, so those people who really need to be outside the community for public protection reasons or because they've committed very serious offences. so you're kind of safeguarding prison spaces and custody for those people, and that may mean that you need to do some prioritisation and make some decisions that will be quite politically uncomfortable, i think, for the new government. yes. mark, in terms of that is one area that exactly as cassia is saying, some uncomfortable decisions, but there are broader decisions to make in terms of conditions inside many of our prisons, which are absolutely dire, aren't they? yeah, some of the conditions that were seen at the moment, we've had such a lack of investment from successive governments, so some of the accommodation is clearly unfit or where we would want to house people in order to give them the right environment where change is possible. it starts with a dec