it was a friend of tom's, named gil. >> i got a phone call from gil, saying have you heard from tom and i said no, have you heard from tom and he said no but he didn't show up at work. >> what's going through your mind? concern, or just oh, maybe he's at the gym. >> tom would never miss a morning of work. >> linda jumped in her car to retrace her husband's steps, hoping to find him. she never imagined that search would lead where it did. coming up, linda's heartbreaking story. >> i saw his car. i was like, oh my god. >> tom: -- tom coleman had gone to the gym. in fact he was still there. >> i was like oh god this can't be happening now. >> and dateline continues. >> and dateline continues. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema

gil: i think it is different.acy car industry is really struggling with the transition to modernizing their vehicle production. there is a couple of aspects of that. one is legacy car companies are good at a couple of thanks. they are good at outsourcing and marketing. they are not good at vertical integration and software. so, if you look at even fort's last earnings call, one of the things their ceo called out is that tesla and rivian, those of the two companies he called out, are the two companies that have developed a new technology infrastructure that really modernizes the experience for customers. and of the important things now as a customer is -- and i have had a tesla for a long time -- you expect to get over the air updates for your car. you expect to access your car through your mobile phone, and those updates are not just to the user interface. they are to the suspension system, which requires integration. think the volkswagen deal is, like, a turning point for the industry in that volkswagen, which ow

not so, says gil, for whom opposing occupation is the way to peace in the valley.hey're isolated in a time of fear and anger. fergal keane, bbc news, the jordan valley. the former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been asked by the corporation to return more than £200,000 he was paid in salary after his arrest in november. he pleaded guilty last month to making indecent images of children, having resigned from hisjob in april. in an email sent today to all bbc staff, the chair samir shah said huw edwards had behaved in bad faith, taking licence fee money when he knew what he had done. our media correspondent is here with me. david, tell us more about the statement. me. david, tell us more about the statement-— me. david, tell us more about the statement. ~ . , , ., statement. when huw edwards pleaded ruil in jul statement. when huw edwards pleaded guilty in july of — statement. when huw edwards pleaded guilty in july of charges _ statement. when huw edwards pleaded guilty in july of charges related - statement. when huw edwards pleaded guilty in july of charges re

gil, thank you for the conversation. the fire of insults and distortions of the opponent will not become the truth, and the end of the part of the program mon bette jahan is narrated by the picture. that is, no food, no wine, no money, that is, saha jo qabal talas and arbaat 71 villages of chamengrat. while the cost of housing in the united states has increased, new research shows the link between evictions and early death is even stronger than during the pandemic. during the first two years of the covid-19 crisis, the death rate of renters facing eviction more than doubled. we are worried . i am barry davis currently living in durham, north carolina. i am the mother of a wonderful 10-year-old boy. we were evicted from our house in december 2022. after two years of struggling to pay the rent, i faced eviction. the only thing i felt was my blood pressure dropping. in at that moment, i saw that i fell in the street. here in dallas, we have a problem with homelessness, and i find myself in such a situation. after living in

not so, says gil, for whom opposing occupation is the way to peace in the valley.lley, they're isolated in a time of fear and anger. fergal keane, bbc news, the jordan valley. the bbc has asked the former presenter, huw edwards, to return the salary he was paid between his arrest last november, and april when he resigned from the corporation. let's go live to our culture correspondent lizo mzimba. tell us exactly what the bbc is saying. tell us exactly what the bbc is sa in. , tell us exactly what the bbc is sa inc. , , , ., , saying. they issued a lengthy statement — saying. they issued a lengthy statement earlier _ saying. they issued a lengthy statement earlier today. - saying. they issued a lengthy| statement earlier today. they saying. they issued a lengthy - statement earlier today. they said today that bbc boarded authorise the executive, that's individuals like the director general to seek the return of salary paid to mr edwards from the time he was arrested in november of last year. huw edwards pleaded guilty to an appalling crime for the padded been upfro

not so, says gil, for whom opposing occupation is the way to peace in the valley. a gradual warming through the weekend. and on top of that, the humidity will rise, especially in the south. now, today, it's been a fresh day in the north of the country, brisk winds off the atlantic bringing scattered clouds and also some showers. here's the radarfrom earlier on — a few showers there in northern ireland, heavier ones in scotland, just a few across the lake district — whereas further south, it has been a generally dry and bright day and the evening, absolutely fine out there. temperatures at 8:00 still hovering around 20 to 23 celsius across the bulk of england. not far off of that in wales, a bit fresher in the north. and in the north, the showers will continue through the night. in the south, by around midnight, it'll turn cloudy across many south—western areas of the uk, this sort of thick area of light rain and drizzle spreading to coastal parts of wales, the south—west of england too. shouldn't be raining in the east and actually the south could be clear. these a

gil, some nazrans say that considering that they are the same, such behavior will be done. we know that similar measures have been taken in brazil, in my opinion, the world. it should take serious action regarding this issue. in the meantime, there is another analysis, that france is acting on behalf of the israeli regime or even the american government. he may have entered the scene to get the points they want from telegram, what do you think? well, of course, i don't really know. there are speculations that they are trying to block this media in france or elsewhere. also, it is said that a woman was used to trap this person, and on the other hand, there is talk of private parties that they have with the french authorities. i know whether israel and the united states are really behind these actions or not, but the attempt that is being made is to intimidate the freedom of expression and information. an interesting aspect is the level of confidence and trust that was shown to the european countries and especially france, observers and experts said in the past few days that

very nice, vasily, good afternoon, i’m tatyana, it’s very nice, finally today we find out that that gilchechel that we mostly see in our stores, this is not quite the same gil and not quite the same chechel, here they will open this veil for us secrets and we will see how it all works, we will definitely do it with you today, and you live here, yes we live here, and where the cheese is stored, this is all special. chambers, refrigerators that are adapted to the temperature, humidity, where our cheeses ripen, and where they are along the entire perimeter of our site, part of it in our showroom, part in the house, part in the cellar, part in that room, that is, you live on one floor, the cheese is on another, something like this, let's see, if i didn't know what you do, i would think that you very early began to prepare for the new year, there are four refrigerators in the room in which you, i see, are most likely having breakfast with... yes, but these are not actually the final refrigerators, these are only four, and some of them are for aging, we specifically have three refrigerators i

venezuela's foreign minister yvan gil has accused the us of being at the forefront of a coup attempt us secretary of state antony blinken recognised opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez as the winner of sunday's presidential election. more than a thousand people have been arrested in anti—government protests that broke out after mr maduro was declared the winner on monday. the opposition has said its heaquarters were invaded by unknown men in the early hours of thursday. from caracas, here's our south america correspondent ione wells(tx) these people desperately want answers. where are their families? what is happening to them? are they in here? this woman spots a relative inside. shouting. all of them have relatives who were arrested in anti—government protests. the son of isabella, who didn't want us to use her real name, was one of them. translation: the national guard grabbed my son unjustly _ because he was not harming anyone. my son did not have stones, did not have weapons. he only protested. they beat him. they accused him of being a terrorist for defending their country, fo

mark shternevski and the ensemble of the yaureisk dance company gil zaga.nymore, the years have beveled my hair, wiped my coat, there lived a jew, so he said that everything passes, the sun also sets in the great at sunset, but it will still be born, it's a pity that it is not like me, who will dress them all then in fashion, my girl, tomorrow morning you will return to me again, i am mine, my fakels, sad-eyed, the palovushka maysa will say, you will laugh, people are different and songs are different, oh, there will be a day of food to live, do not rush, sometimes richer. beggar, the one who did not have time to save up, the one whom no one anywhere, does not hold with anything, thread, velvet, to the needle, that's all, and also the pulp on the shelf, so life would come in and begin, only i see the sun, less and less often, there was a time, i had strength, but not the same anymore, the years have mown my hair, wiped out my coat, gelatin is a jew, so he said that everything is about... there is a lot of interesting things in the world, a lot of different

on his olympic debut jose torres gil had a flawless first run, which stood for the entire competitionmedal in the event and theirfirst medal at the paris games. world champion reilly beat france's anthonyjeanjean to silver. you can't really overestimate the games. i knew it was going to be a huge spectacle and it absolutely lived up to that. we have been trying to take in every moment that i can while i have been out here. i am excited to go and see my family after this. yes, the games has been nothing short of amazing. i came in here with a dream of being an olympian and i am leaving as a medallist. it is really special. in the women's event, 18—year—old deng yawen impressed thejudges with a series of high—flying tricks seeing her edge out the usa's perris benegas with her second run. bennegas made the podium after finishing fourth in tokyo, while australia's natalya diehm claimed bronze — her country's first in freestyle bmx. adriana ruano oliva has won the first olympic gold medal in guatemala's history with victory in the women's trap at the chateauroux shooting centre. oliva bega

on his olympic debut jose torres gil had a flawless first run, which stood for the entire competitiondal in the event and theirfirst medal at the paris games. world champion reilly beat france's anthonyjeanjean to silver. you can't really overestimate the games. i knew it was going to be a huge spectacle and it absolutely lived up to that. it's just been trying to take in every moment that i can while i have been out here. i am excited to go and see my family after this. yes, the games has been nothing short of amazing. i came in here with a dream of being an olympian and i am leaving as a medallist. it's really special. in the women's event, 18—year—old deng yawen impressed thejudges with a series of high—flying tricks seeing her edge out the usa's perris benegas with her second run. bennegas made the podium after finishing fourth in tokyo, while australia's natalya diehm claimed bronze — her country's first in freestyle bmx. adriana ruano oliva has won the first olympic gold medal in guatemala's history with victory in the women's trap at the chateauroux shooting centre. oliva began

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military a to key if former director of inter governmental efforts for the us trade representative steve. gil saves the us public, has started to learn more about what precipitated the conflict, which explains that change in attitude. i think at the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine, the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story. and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and, and how badly it's actually going for ukraine at this point. and of course, even more terribly for the people in the don bass region. i think the danger now is it zalinski seized a possible it's not likely trump administration coming in that will not continue to write blank checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion into occurs, i think so that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw it was that

personnel to conduct sabotage work, at one time the fighters of the extremist group banned in russia and gillso changed clothes, they are in syria too, when they entered the neighborhoods and districts where civilians live, they changed clothes... civilians, and then carried out terrorist acts. the enemy is trying today with its provocations to sow panic in russian society, this cannot be allowed. the vysu-ers probably also intend to work for the western media, so they dress up in the clothes of civilians, residents of the kursk region. there are foreign journalists in the sumy region, some of them, committing criminal offenses, have already entered the territory of the kursk region together with the kiev militants. they themselves understand that they will not get a single real interview, so they are preparing another production, but their performance will end quite quickly, the smilzhets will not even have time to finish the articles, so that the message about the evacuation of sudzhi. it would be better to send tsypso to the ukrainian armed forces, they will need it any minute. we will re

ireland and the uh gil force heart and we're going up to the black mountain which overlooks the main motorway from belfast to dublin, we're going to erect a flag, a palestinian flag 120 feet uh by 60 feet, and we are going to put on the number 300 above the flag. this will be up in time for the people traveling to work and we'll stay up until people come home in the evening during the rushore and... that will be seen by approximately 100 thous people traveling to and from belfast. the idea is to mark the 300th day of the genocide in gaza and it's very important that we have this uh visual aspect upon the mountain to remind people of exactly what's happening and in conjunction with that between 5 pm and 6 pm on one of the major bridges that access the motorway network. we have what's called a bridgel and we we have banner saying in the genocide with 300 days on it and we will have approximately 50 to 100 activists on the bridge with palestine flags and the idea is that as many bridges as possible in ireland uh are occupied uh with people showing their uh their solidarity with the peop

2nd of august, there will be about. 20 local activists, including palestine aid, ireland and the uh gil force art, and we're going up to the black mountain, which overlooks the main motorway. from belfast to dublin, we're going to erect a flag, a palestinian flag, 120 feet by 60 feet, and we are going to put on the number 300 above the flag. this will be up in time for the people traveling to work, and we'll stay up until people come home in the evening during the rushore, and that will be seen by approximately 100 thous people traveling to and from belfast. uh, the idea is to... mark the 300th day of the genocide in gaza and it's very important that we have this uh visual aspect upon the mountain to remind people of exactly what's happening and in conjunction with that between 5 pm and 6 pm on one of the major bridges that access the motorway network, we will have what's called a bridgel and we will have banner saying endigenocide with 300 days on it and we will have approximately 50 to 100 activists on the bridge with palestine flags and the idea is that as many bridges as possible in

uh second august there will be about 20 local activists, including palestinied, ireland and the uh gil force art, and we're going up to the black mountain which... overlooks the main motorway from belfast to dublin, we're going to erect a flag, a palestinian flag, 120 feet uh by 60 feet, and we are going to put on the number 300 above the flag. this will be up in time for the people traveling to work and will stay up until people come home in the evening during the rushore, and that will be seen by approximately 100 thous people traveling to and from belfast. uh the idea is to mark the 300th day of the genocide in gaza and it's very important that we have this uh visual aspect upon the mountain to remind people of exactly what's happening and in conjunction with that between 5 pm and 6 pm on one of the major bridges that access the motorway network we will have what's called a bridgel and we we have banner saying endigenocide with 300 days on it. and we will have approximately 50 to 100 activists on the bridge with palestine flags and the idea is that as many bridges as possible in ire

morning, the uh 2nd of august. will be about 20 local activists, including palestine, ireland and the uh gil force art, and we're going up to the black mountain, which overlooks the... motorway from belfast to dublin, we're going to erect a flag, a palestinian flag, 120 feet uh by 60 feet, and we are going to put on the number 300 above the flag, this will be up in time for the people traveling to work and will stay up until people come home in the evening during the roshore, and that will be seen by approximately 100 thous people traveling to and from belfast uh the... idea is to mark the 300th day of the genocide in gaza and it's very important that we have this uh visual aspect upon the mountain to remind people of exactly what's happening and in conjunction with that between 5 pm and 6 pm on one of the major bridges that access the motorway network we will have what's called a bridgel and we we have banner saying endogenocide with 300 days on it and we will have approximately 50 to 100 activists on the bridge with palestine flags and the idea is that as many bridges as possible in irelan

but if you're heading out to hawaii, i think you're going to see some rain from gil as it moves on by. but the worst of yeah has really not going to come across the island most at staying to the north as the storm continues to falter and fall apart there you go. that's just the remnants now of like gilman, no longer even a dep ession anymore. sustained winds of 30 miles an forecast track of some of that moisture moving across the hawaiian islands as we head toward tomorrow. boy, if you're getting on sunday, that looks like a good day to do it. looks like we've got more sunshine return of the hawaiian islands and some beautiful weather ahead. we've got some changes coming our way as we got the weekend upon us and the holiday weekend, bringing with a little bit of a change, got low pressure moving in toward the coastline, starting to see some of the effects of that going to see more of that for tomorrow. well, that southwesterly wind that is going to crank up that sea breeze. that means more low clouds and fog moving further and further on shore. temperatures going back off as a result.

el argentino josé torres gil también se bañó en oro en el bmx, superando al británico y al francés anthonysu fuerza interior. para todo lo que es naomi. para todo lo que tú eres. kaiser permanente. >> esta noche noticias noticias telemundo los americanos merecen merece mejor la gente merece algo mejor, asi le respondio la vicepresidenta kamala

los vecinos caminaron hasta las oficinas de san gil en palo alto con una nueva carta que esta vez agrega salió a recibir la carta de sus inquilinos, pero la comitiva logró entregar el sobre en la recepción y 2 directivos de la compañía salieron a recibirlos, asegurándoles que van a darles una respuesta. después de leer en profundidad la carta, un mensaje que esta activista tradujo a la multitud. si eso no ocurre, entonces tendríamos que tener, obviamente con el liderazgo de los mismos inquilinos, tomar otras acciones para hablar con las agencias que se encargan de asegurarse que legalmente estén en buena condición sus viviendas, ya sea las agencias locales de ice palo alto o de san mateo del condado o ambas. raquel y sus vecinos se dieron un aplauso después de la acción y continuarán luchando hasta que mejoren las condiciones en sus viviendas. desde palo alto libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. gracias libertad y queremos recordarles que si usted tiene una denuncia como esta o cualquier otra, puede comunicarse con nosotros a través de nuestro whatsapp. puede enviarnos un mensaje de

4 meses, porque según caltrans, empezarán la repavimentación en la avenida el camino real desde san gilantemente hay que moverla ya que no se pueden dejar fija. entonces pues ahorita tenemos que ver si más arriba o más abajo y esa es la preocupación con la que viven estas familias hispanas día a día, al saber que en pocos días serán desalojados. sin embargo, la ciudad acaba de votar para ampliar un sitio de estacionamiento seguro cerca de j.d. vance gough, donde aseguraron que el contrato de arrendamiento original permitía 12. ahora, el nuevo contrato de arrendamiento aprobado el 19 de agosto, permite 22 casas rodantes. no sé si nos toca movernos así que sí, para otro lugar. si no, o sea, no, no sabríamos qué hacer. caltrans dice que el proyecto de repavimentación estará listo hasta el otoño del 2025, el cual mejorará el acceso para ciclistas y peatones. aunque los nuevos carriles de bicicletas eliminarán 500 espacios de estacionamiento por ahora, huffman seguirá trabajando como barbero desde su casa rodante y zuliani le tendrá lista la comida a su esposo hasta que llegue el día en el q

world. russian president vladimir putin is on a state visit to either by john hill talks with president gil home earlier in boxes, between nations will sign agreements to expand their strategic partnership. who is expected to address the conflict between either by john and its neighbor or media. the leader of beller, bruce alexander liquor st goes, is that he will no longer stop migrants from crossing his country to reach the european union. the machine goes head on russian state and television. the migrants can go wherever they want to cover, and he blamed e u sanctions against his country for his decision to stop cooperating with the european new in italy. at least one person has died in 6. others are missing after a luxury yacht, st. off the coast sicily 15, others were rescued including a baby local medias. say the vessel capsized during a sudden storm. 4 and tours were on board. the british flag ship the magistrates from venezuela's. supreme court have examined documents and julys distributed presidential vote. electoral commission declared incumbent nicholas during the winter, but the

prepare there, it is important to do everything , which depends to directly support the 10 separate gilgade in getting us to complete the task based on the conditions we're in, in this case it's not an urban area, we're actually in field battles, and these field battles, they take place outside the fields and behind the plantations, we heard from your fellow comrades in... kharkiv oblast that things are a little easier now with cabals, we also know in donetsk oblast that in some areas, they are using cabs less, maybe in order to be more intensive on others, it is difficult for us to assess it now, in your area, how does it look and do you associate changes in the use of a certain amount of cabs with the fact that we already have news about f-16 in the ukrainian sky. i would not overestimate the presence now f-16, the fact is that if we observed in some settlements near the front, it is enough that are far from the line. on the front, both cassettes and cabs were used, then if we are talking about cabs, then cabs are no longer observed, but cassettes were used quite effectively by the en

state senator maria alvarado gil was elected to represent part of the central valley in 2022. she announced her party switch yesterday, saying democrat policies are hurting california's middle class and children. the lawmaker sat down with kcra for an interview, but cut it short when the reporter pressed her about the upcoming presidential election and where she stands. >> i have not endorsed donald trump and i have not endorsed kamala harris. my name is not on the ballot. i'm a voter just like other californians, just like americans. we're watching both candidates. i'm going to be very intensely watching the debate. i want to see what issues they're going to put forward and what they're going to champion. i'm not. >> this is the first time in 80 years a democratic state lawmaker has switched affiliations in the middle of their term, according to the california state library. >> here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. the santa clara county district attorney pushing to remove the death sentences of more than a dozen murder convictions

. - kaden lebsack, daniel gil, and rj roman-- the only ones who've made it to stage four twice. - alwayscaution to the wind. - that speed can sometimes lead to mistakes. he fell on stage one last year but had a safety pass, so he got a second chance and ended up making it to stage four. but no safety pass tonight. and goes right into the jumping spider without stopping. he's flying through there. and he got through that in about five seconds. he may going for the fastest time and a top seed on stage two. akbar, we got a loaded field. - a lot of talent. - now to that poker chip. - nice. - now riding it to the craps table. - all right, nice. he's trying to get that nice control of the poker chip. - 5'6", 145-- this guy has just been so consistent, but it comes because he works so hard at it. - come on, rj. - and because he loves it, too, matt, and you can tell. last year when he wasn't able to beat the time on stage four, he was visibly upset, and as he should be. when you put that much time into something you love, you expect-- - oh! - oh. oh, no! - oh, whoa! - falls off the course. it's

and there is someone who has advised them named sema voc in in gil, who was the key as rally intelligence agent working to neutralize. the boy caught the investment in sanctions movement inside the united states. someone whose job was to metal and us politics, attack college students as terrorist and prevent americans from exercising their constitutional rights to boycott, apartheid israel. she was advising this group. that was the main source of research for the washington post against us, which obviously inspired the attack on us. the director of n c r. i drove finkelstein was the a former research director for the anti defamation league. so putting the pieces together here you see the washington post is nothing more than a laundromat for the 3 letter agencies and israel's most sod. max out all your help you a copy of that more from the founder and editor in chief of the grey zone. after this break the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the found an editor in chief of the greys on mex blumenthal, co director of killing gaza. the max you were talking about one ab

but as gil scott heron says, ask them why they're fighting for, and they'll never tell you the economics of war. it was a david, even though there's a lot of bluster, you know, when you think about what, what the military capacity to be. don't we take uh, off the table on nucular capacity, the military's in, in, in nato. we're not that particularly strong, but they're not really well funded. turkey has the biggest army, they're not getting involved in this at all here. i mean, it's a lot of a bureaucrats in my mind that have really pushing jobs and you know, they're threatening the global war, but this, but they, they don't really have capacity other than a new killer capacity. go ahead, david. yeah, this absolutely true. i mean, uh, the uh, britain, france and germany each can pro, deploy up to one brigade in eastern europe. whereas, you know, the u. s. can provide more than that. of course, maybe a couple $100000.00 troops if we, if we were to search. but in a rush it has uh, 12 combined arms arbys. uh they might have more now that's, that's how much they start out with. and a by tripl

and there is someone who has advised them named sema voc and in gil, who was the key as really intelligence agents working to neutralize the boycott. the investment in sanctions movement inside the united states, someone whose job was to metal in us politics attack college students as terrorist and prevent americans from exercising their constitutional rights to boycott. apartheid israel. she was advising this group that was the main source of research for the washington post against us, which obviously inspired the attack on us. the director of n c r. i joel finkelstein was the a former research director for the anti defamation league. so putting the pieces together here you see the washington post is nothing more than a laundromat for the 3 letter agencies and israel's most sod max total. i'll help you. i'll stop you. the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grey zone after this break, the the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the founder and editor in chief of the graves on next blumenthal co director of killing gaza max. you were talking about one a

legal aid to the former director of inter governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve gil spoke to archie, he said he's the us public house. started to learn more about what led up to the conflict which explains the change in outage. i think it is the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine. the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story, and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and, and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point. i think the danger now is that zalinski seized a possible, it's not likely trumpet ministration. coming in that will not continue to write blank checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion ends occurs. i think so that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw it. was that young man into the, into the warfare. she's

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we can now speak to gil dickmann in tel aviv, whose cousin carmel gat has been held hostage in gaza.aking the time to talk to us. i know many hostage families are communicating with each other and they wonder what the reaction was today when you heard of the bodies of the hostages recovered.— the bodies of the hostages recovered. ~ ., , ., . recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of — recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them _ recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them were _ recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them were already - recovered. we were devastated. we i knew five of them were already dead, we had messages and the families were given the messages but it broke us. it was also his nephew and a great friend and amazing activist who worked endlessly to stop the war and i'm sure he would not stop now. we were just... the thing we felt mostly was that we are so sorry we couldn't get them sooner. so sorry we didn't make our government anti—terror organisation holding them to get to a ceasefire deal to stop this horrible tragedy and bring hosta

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and there is someone who has advised them named sema voc in in gil, who was the key as rally intelligence agent working to neutralize the boycott. the investment in sanctions movement inside the united states, someone whose job was to metal in us politics attack college students as terrorist and prevent americans from exercising their constitutional rights to boycott. apartheid israel. she was advising this group that was the main source of research for the washington post against us, which obviously inspired the attack on us. the director of n c r. i drove finkelstein was the a former research director for the anti defamation league. so putting the pieces together here you see the washington post is nothing more than a laundromat for the 3 letter agencies and israel's most sod. max out all your copy of copy of that more from the founder and editor in chief of the grades on after this break, the water is part of the, the employee would post good. isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without collision

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legal aid to key if former head of inter governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve. gil saves the american public, has started to learn more about what caused the conflict, which explains the change in attitude. and i think that the outside of the conflict between russia and ukraine, the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story. and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and, and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point. i think the danger now is that zalinski seized a possible, it's not likely trumpet ministration. coming in that will not continue to write blank checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion into cursed. i think so that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw it. was that young man into the, into the warfare. she's getting more des

i pulled a hasn't been to governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve gil. so he's the american public has started to learn more about what caused the conflicts which explains the change in assets. shoot. i think it is the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine. the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story, and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point, i think the danger now is that zalinski seized possible is not likely trump administration coming in that will not continue to write blank checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion, interest, i think so. that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw it. was that young man into the, into the warfare. she's getting more desperate. he

and there is someone who has advised them named sema voc in in gil, who was the key as really intelligence agents working to neutralize the boycott. the investment in sanctions movement inside the united states, someone whose job was to meddle in us politics, attack college students as terrorist and prevent americans from exercising their constitutional rights to boycott, apartheid israel. she was advising this group. that was the main source of research for the washington post against us, which obviously inspired the attack on us. the director of n c r. i drove finkelstein was the a former research director for the anti defamation league. so putting the pieces together here you see the washington post is nothing more than a laundromat for the 3 letter agencies and israel's most sod, mexico, to all your help you. i'll stop you the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grey zone after this break the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the found an editor in chief of the grades and mex blumenthal, co director of killing gaza. the max you were talking about o

needful aids to k of from a hasn't been so governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve. gil saves the american public assault just to learn more about what caused the conflict, which explains the change in attitude. i think it is the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine. the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story, and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and, and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point. i think the danger now is that zalinski seized a possible, it's not likely trumpet ministration. coming in that will not continue to write blank checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion into occurs. i think so that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw it. was that young man into the, into the warfare. she's getting more despera

let's cross live now to stave, gil former advisor to the bush and clinton administrations. steve, the george and parliament speaker said the demand and to police the send mercenaries to ukraine. i'm wondering if this is an unspoken condition of george's candidacy for e u membership. it seems like it's a pretty spoken richard requirement for some of these countries to dissipate extending their bodies into the calls and that is cost hundreds of thousands of, of lives from ukrainian side of the bbc report 8 months ago that over 600000 military age males and ukraine had fled the country rather than fight for their country. they're running out of bodies to those who have left the country. those who have died on the battlefields, they're using their conscription. they're going to have to 5 bodies somewhere else . is that means going to some of these other countries who are wanting to be part of that he, you want and perhaps that down the road to be part of the data. so if that, that's the price, it is the phrase, the addition. i think we're going to see a lot of them saying no, a

well, we spoke to steve, gil former advisor to the bush and clinton administrations, who saves us citizens, are also in the dark about what the country's foreign funding is being spent on. it presses whether it's military aid, whether it's, you know, she may have terry and type aid or whether it's just, you know, the cost of doing business that i believe america needs to move to a position of leadership in the world as tasks and bullying our way against these countries, large and small thinking that we're going to get the, the results that we want the days that the us could play, you know, as, as a loan in the field and demand what they wanted. and these countries have no other options. i think those days are coming to an end and we're going to pay a price for not being what we should be in the world or where the money is gone. we in america have spent hundreds of billions of dollars. there's been no accounting. there's been no of a responsible response to where's the money gone? so i'm not sure it's a, it's something that's just limited to georgia. americans are feeling the same questions

for a sick he has from a heads of inside governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve. gil saves the american public, has started to learn more about what caused the conflict, which explains the change in altitude. and i think that at the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine, the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story. and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and, and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point. i think the danger now is that zalinski seized a possible, it's not likely trumpet ministration. coming in that will not continue to write. blake checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion, interest, i think so. that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw it. was that young man into the, into the warfare. she's getting more d

needful, aids to care for my head to vince, a governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve gil. so he's the american public has started to learn more about what caused the conflicts which explains the change in us to chewed. i think to the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine, the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story. and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and, and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point. i think the danger now is that zalinski seized possible is not likely trump administration coming in that will not continue to write blank checks due to zelinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion into occurs, i think so that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw a innocent young man into the, into the warfare. she's getting more desperate. h

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años, metela de puta, entonces a partir de ahí fue una persecución constante. hacia mí de trinidad gil consejería no sé por qué se empeñó en llevarme para senegal que tenía. que ir que tenía que ir y no sabemos por qué y la cría lloraba porque la cría tenía miedo, no quería, no quería ir ella hablo de senegal era que tenía que llevarla a urgencias con ataque de ansiedad, ataque de pánico, tengo los informes médicos, tengo lo todo porque lo presenté todo en el juicio y tenían que meter transilio e mi padre se volvió loco porque es que otra cosa no se puede decir y maría luisa solo quería el bien para mí, pero la consejería no todavía no tuve. una una explicación del por qué, porque yo tenía una autorización de la madre donde madre me dejaba a la cría hasta que terminase la carrera universitaria, el padre renunció ella en un otario también diciendo que me lo dejaba a mí hasta que viniese su madre si podía venir algún día entonces ellas lo único que querían era deshacerse de la cría no mira quiero que hagas. pie que la titular del juzgado número nueve de familia de oviedo, la juez velasco

across the eastern pacific this is one of three storms paid the next up is gil meant that settlement a pension jew. for now this is a powerful storm and it is also heading toward hawaii. at least for the time being. no guarantee this'll make landfall either. category three hurricane is a major hurricane for a big difference with the storm and the last. you get into friday done winds at 35 miles per hour per impacts will be felt next weekend. but nothing as far as a big powerful hurricane goes. maybe not even a tropical storm at that point. we will continue to watch that one. back across the continental united schism of the big stories as the heat we are continue to deal with pretty special for folks in the middle of the country but these are the current numbers outside, 98 degrees in kansas city for 9e areas that really continue to hardest it see the heat pull up in the middle of the country. the most intense heat in iowa and wisconsin place like minnesota are really going to be seeing it. some of those locations we are talking potential record-breaking highs. knocking on the door an