but kirk held the guards in check.ighting a skirmish near browns mountain, another near the winding stairs road. more than 20 miles from morgenstern and kirk to hold off the ragtag group of confederates sent after his raiders and retreated back to. tennessee arriving in knoxville in early july. although kirk fulfilled his mission, confederate citizens felt less secure than ever after. the loss of conscripts camp, the region and the destruction on the part of morgenstern. one of the most important towns in the area in the final months of 1864, civil was common in the counties. the four major confederate congressional districts dominated by irregular wars, chaos and anarchy reigned. unions played a role in defeat of the confederacy. through their involvement in these three irregular wars that drew up resources from the battlefield. and these resources would not likely have tipped the balance in the confederates favor. but they might have prolonged the war unionists and their antics and federate allies were not able to de

indicative of this type of war were the operations of colonel george kirk's us infantry which formed in tennessee and recruited a large number of unionist north carolinians from the men who fled conscription into the confederate army. confederates employed home guards as well as some regular cavalry units like william holland thomas's command of cherokee indians to combat these incursions into the state. the confederate countermeasures were unable to stop these cross-border assaults and the violence only increased in counties on the east tennessee line is the conflict entered its final year. separating unconditional unionists roles the local irregular conflicts, north carolina, disaffected citizens, and deserters is difficult because confederate sources really distinguish one group from another when discussing efforts to suppress violent dissent. for confederate officials, these unionists, deserters, conscript emailers were treasonous at best to the confederate cause, murderous criminals at worst, and it was unnecessary to explain the subtle layers of loyalty and the broad dissident

kirk's men seized the camp, burn the buildings.efore his men could help cut the telegraph wires a message was sent to salisbury warning about thehe raid. once they discover their mission wass no longer a secret, they ae forced to abandon their plan of freeing the salisbury prisoners. as a result many of the north carolina unionist at the prison would remain the war in squalid thousandsd, of these men eventually died were buried in unmarked trenches. whenever i went to salisbury prison to walk in the footsteps of tony horowitz i went looking for specific names and i had a list of unionist. and i found one of them identified, buried and died during the course of the war. it was not just u.s. army prisoners dying at some of these camps andon some of these prisos during the war. a group of home guards were sent was sentin pursuit of the rater. but kirk held the guards and check fighting a skirmish and in brownson mountains and the other winding stairs rode more than 2o hold off the ragtag group of confederate sent after the ratersri re

pete: nice resistance you still get resistance from libraries, kirk?y not the libraries or the people who visit the libraries. but some of the leadership some of them undidded this event kirk and heaven forbid we talk about compassion, self-control and faith. >> i know you wear that as a badge of honor. certainly, not what -- reading if praying -- singing national anthem reading wholesome book is apocklapse. go to brave books.com we have lots more coming. this isn't see you next year pete we have a children tv show in the fall more great books all kinds of things. pete: you'll blow your record think about that and a lot more at brave books.u.s. as well that's worth checking out. kirk great american, we love having you, thank you. >> thank you, sir, god bless you. pete: god bless you don't move, don't go anywhere. still a final hour of "fox & friends" weekend to come. ♪ ♪ respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened

autumn kirks: i was working at mcp, the candle factory, that night. me and joe did work together at the factory. usually they try not to put couples together, but for some reason, we've always made it work. he was so goofy. he'd do anything to put a smile on anybody's face. kim klockow mcclain: the night of the storm, the couple were sheltering together when the tornado hit the candle factory. i didn't hear a single thing at all. all i heard was people talking. and then all of a sudden someone said, take cover. brad copeland: the best way i can describe it would be a war zone. i remember thinking the amount of force that could have caused that, you know, how could anybody survive what i was looking at. autumn kirks: joe and i were 10 feet from each other when it first hit. trent okerson: kyanna parsons was an employee there at the candle factory, and kyanna goes on facebook live that night to try to get help from the outside. storm chaser: there's two of them. in 2011, we saw one of those generational tornado outbreaks that doesn't happen in our count

and you get to talk to you know, captain kirk. captain kirk on the main viewscreen. very cool.ice. well, let's get a look at the forecast. kari, we're taking a live look outside in san jose. that's a nice start to our day. it is. and, scott, you're so close with them. you can just call them bill. you know, while your friends now. all right, let's get a look out there. and we are starting out with a clear morning. and it's also nice and cool. so as we're looking at our highs for this afternoon, we're headed for the mid 80s in cupertino, 89 degrees in morgan hill and in gilroy. and for much of the east bay we're in the upper 80s low 90s. once again, these numbers look so familiar, don't they? so we're up to 90 again in walnut creek. we're settling into this weather pattern that's giving us pretty much the same weather day after day near the coast. we're in the mid 60s, low 80s for palo alto. daly city stays in the 60s and in san francisco will be in the upper 60s. low 70s for the north bay. we'll see highs in the upper seconds and even a few low 90s. very warm temperatures. but a

so with that i'll turn it over to ella an >> thank you, kirk morning, board members. i'll start off by covering why we have then discuss what the ow it is structured at first.mike to highlight market trends over the year with an update of security lending program for al year-ending june 30th, 2024.rms of why we have a security program, as kirk mentioned it allows to allow incremental return in of how we do that, and structure at sfers, collect your attention to three. representative sfers as investor securities. on thright of this diagram we have participant and to bar o some of the securitie sfers lends the securities for for a bar borrower fee. as kirk mentioned, the cash collateral is reinvested and managed in a conser manner with guidelines similar to the market fund. melon performs two roles in this prothe mediate between the lenders first and borrowers and they also manage the collatpage 4, we covered some of this already. but the course borrowing fee that borrow as well as the income reinvestment of the cash collateral pool.that impact revenue, the overall amou

a potential source of to highlight that, with that i'll turn it over to >> thank you, kirk tails and how it is structured at first. i'll ask mike to highlight market trends over ovide the board with an update of security lending the fiscal year-ending june 30th, 2024.we have a security as kirk mentioned it first to allow incremental return in d manner. in terms of how we do that, structure at collect your attention to three. this representative sfers as of this diagram we have participant ane parties want to bar o some sfers lends the securities barors in exchange for a bar borrower fee. as kirk mentioned, the ateral is reinvested and managed in a manner with guidelines similar to the market fund. melon performs two roles in are the mediate between the lenders borrowers and they also manage we covered some of this already. but the course ing fee that borrow as well as the income from the reinvestment of the cash collateral pool.e factors that impact revenue, the overall amouhas available to lend and how much is for those assets. this metric at a utilization percentage.ets. the driver

i had noticed he could be slightly dismissive of what kirk and star trek meant to people.sked him about that, and he said it took him decades to understand what he had done on the show. i realized i've missed a great deal by my not shyness, but self-consciousness of looking at myself. so several actors i've read or heard about feel the same way about looking at themselves on screen. there's something like, you don't like the way you look, you don't like the way you sound, you know, and it's and it's it could interfere with your self-confidence. of appearing in front of a large number of people. if you don't feel good about yourself. so i've tried to avoid looking at myself on screen, and so i know less about star trek than you do. shatner will narrate his movie star trek five this afternoon at the san jose convention center. tickets to the convention and the screening, and you're going to need one of each at galaxycon.com. all right, well, some animals in san francisco found forever. homes the san francisco spca held an adoption event yesterday. it was part of our clear th

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it was your interaction with extreme right activist charlie kirk at the dnc.'m going to play the clip and get your reaction on the other side. >> i just walked in. i'm just here to learn. >> you are an anti-patriotic anti-constitutional person. >> i have one question. what is a woman? >> oh my god. that is so [bleep] weird, y'all. maybe you should meet one. >> i'm married to one. >> same. >> i got to give you mad props for just addressing him the way that you did. and i think a lot of people felt your sense of frustration with what a lot of people on the far right do. but i want to get your thoughts just about that interaction. why was it important to you to call him out? >> well you know what? i was just standing there looking at the dnc on the first day. i was a delegate. i had the opportunity to just take in the space. and i'm looking around. and then, while i'm talking to some daily show producers, the terrible charlie kirk walks up to me and i can't believe it. i have a georgia button on. he taps my button and says who is georgia going to vote for. i said

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what we do know, according to medical officials here in the kirk region, at least 30 civilians have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome to use for many families here. when they will be reunited with the soldiers that have been released. doors which of our ultra 0 curse city russia earlier may call the lower kyle, spoke to messiah alex same a professor of political science at san diego state university. he says he's not surprised to swap the place so soon after you cranes incursion into course of what we saw in the 1st days of ukraine's advance knowles is the how many russian troops surrender were taken prisoner by ukrainians. so i actually expected that ukraine would try to exchange them as soon as possible, because so many ukrainian service men have been in the russian prison for a long time. for months and years. are your crimes and goes into russia suddenly changed the dial in this will, but how risky a move was it given the russian troops making t advances in done yet in ukraine, as one of my best friends in the key of put it. this raises onset and say,

what we do know, according to medical officials here in the kirk region, at least 30 civilians have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome to use for many families here. when they will be reunited with the soldiers that have been released. doors which of worry ultra 0 curse city, russia. the still ahead on alpha 0 slugs triggered by heavy monsoon rains, cause widespread destruction and displacement in bangladesh. quickly and more fighting the arm groups along its border with thailand, we look at a new threat that has emerged the rise of cyber criminals operating in no longer reach the in depth analysis of the days. headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves? israel informed opinions people have been 18 years. i've seen that they have to give it a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both come on out jersey, around with americans. more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the

all right commentator charlie kirk posting and saying, totally not weird. and tim walz's 17-year-old son, gus, who has a nonverbal learning disorder was mocked by ann coulter and after he was seen emotionally applauding his father on the stage. >> there is no bottom to these people and i think that is what we are seeing more and more and the exhaustion i think that a lot of americans feel that the republican party is bringing out the worst in their supporters and sometimes the worst in all americans. there is this fight going back to when michelle obama said if they go low, we go high. what do you mean you're talking about tim walz's son? again, this is backfiring. none of the policies are popular with the vast majority of americans, but there are a lot of families, not just democrats, who have neurodivergent children. there are a lot of families with children with tattoos who choose to move away from home and live full and fulfilling lives. especially when it comes to tim walz's son. children have always been pretty much off limits as much as possible. we

what we do know, according to medical officials here in the kirk region, at least 30, some of these have been killed until now. but this prison exchange certainly welcome to use for many families here. when they will be reunited with the soldiers that have been released. doors which of our ultra 0 curse city russia letter. i spoke to miguel alex save a professor of political science at san diego state university. he says he's not surprised us. what took place so soon off to cranes incursion into task of what we saw in the 1st days of ukraine's advance knowles is the how many russian troops surrender were taken prisoner by ukrainians. so i actually expected that ukraine would try to exchange them as soon as possible, because so many ukrainian service men have been in the russian prison for a long time. for months and years. are your crimes and goes into russia suddenly changed the dial in this will, but how risky a move was it given the russian troops making tea advances in don't you ask in ukraine as one of my best friends in the key of put it? this raises onset and say, but 90 percent o

and those uh front lines are about 90 kilometers from where we are in kirk city. according to the kremlin smokes were sent that we troop has called. he said that the, the attack that russel launch against your crate is not the only response. russia will have for the curse incursion, clearly hinting that there are going to be further attacks against ukraine in the coming days and weeks. the doors as of y, l 20. curse, city, russia. there's a fight for control if a key component of libya's economy, it's the central bank. the presidential council has appointed a new board of directors taking control of a bank headquarters in tripoli, in response to parallel governments in eastern libya, says it will suspend oil production and exports, vast disrupting financial transactions and non threatening to collapse the economy . mark trina is in tripoli with more in a serious blow to the status quote here in libya and to the stability of its financial institutions. a, the new board of directors appointed by the presidential council has taken over the headquarters of the central

regents and those uh front lines are about 90 kilometers from where we are in kirk city. according to the kremlin, smokes were sent that we troops has called. he said that the, the attack that russel launch against your crane is not the only response russia will have for the curse incursion. clearly hinting that there are going to be further attacks against ukraine in the coming days and weeks. dosage of worry, ultra 0. curse city. russia. a still a head on alpha 0. rescue efforts are underway in sedan after torrential rain caused the dam to burst, leaving many traps in their vehicles and tributes are being paid. the former england football manager of spain goran eriksson swede has died after a long battle with cancer. stay was the extreme heat from texas to being pushed no in the last day or so up through the planning stage and heading off what i asked you to was for one example chicago usually is. and when you combine the heat from the sides with anything that falls off the high ground, you get big sensors and that's definitely on the cause. chicago's temperature drops

and those uh front lines are about 90 kilometers from where we are in kirk city. according to the kremlin smokes were sent that we troop has called. he said that the, the attack that russel launch against through crates is not the only response rush . it will have for the curse incursion, clearly hinting that there are going to be further attacks against you. crane in the coming days and weeks door says of worry, ultra 0 curse expertise, russia, us, and mexico. a key congressional committee has approved the president's proposal plan to overhaul the judicial system. this comes out to thousands, march through the capital and supposed to reform the decision will pay the way for a final debates. when the newly elected congress begins its term in september. presidents over doors proposal would require that all federal judges, including members of the supreme court, elected by popular vote, a still a head on alpha 0 separatists in pakistan's baluchistan. province carry out the series of coordinated attacks will tell you why workers from neighboring punjab robins were th

regents and those uh front lines are about 90 kilometers from where we are in kirk city. according to the kremlin smokes were sent that we troop has called. he said that the, the attack that russel launch against your crate is not the only response russia will have for the curse incursion. clearly hinting that there are going to be further attacks against ukraine in the coming days and weeks. doors of worry, ultra 0 curse expertise, russia a doctor. so pray care and i'll just say when we come back, rescue efforts around the way and so bad enough, the parental rings caused them to bus meeting many people to try and find out why pursue a cancer tight and travel. a little tons of passengers arrive, these are free. pardon? the power defines out loud that on this new baby. so i didn't know thing that they were just people in power investigate, exposes, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe. now to hear we're being taken into the mangroves along on boxes coast. this is environmental success story. what mand destroyed, man, is now restoring id. mohammad is a

captain kirk will be there sunday. he'll do a live narration of the movie star trek five the final frontier, which he directed back in the late 80s, sort of a live version of a dvd commentary track on stage. i got to speak to shatner the other day. captain kirk, a hero of mine. i think people my age watching star trek in repeats after school. kirk always did the right thing. he did it with humor and panache. of course, he could beat up dinosaurs and he always got the girl. but shatner hasn't always recognized i think, the power his character had over a generation. some fans would say he's been dismissive of it. i asked him about that. he said it took him decades to understand what he had done on the show. i realized i've missed a great deal, by my not shyness but self-consciousness of looking at myself. so several actors i've read or heard about feel the same way about looking at themselves on screen. there's something like, you don't like the way you look, you don't like the way you sound, you know, and it's and it's

and that very week charlie kirk posted online that there is a war on white people in america.j.d. vance at the time why with charlie kirk standing there next to him, why he would associate and lift somebody up who uses that sort of rhetoric about america. and his quote to me was by having friends you assume i have every single viewpoint that those people have. that's ridiculous. i'm bringing charlie here because i think he is a great warrior for the conservative movement and because we agree on most things. we don't agree on everything. charlie kirk, these are folks i've been long familiar with but were more on the outside, the fringe. these are people who are now key allies to the republican ticket here in the year of 2024. >> vaughan, they add no one to the trump coalition. why are they front and center with 90 days to go? >> i think it is the base that they are relying on at this point. before steve bannon went to jail, right, he made the case that the republican party under donald trump had one option, you have a better chance with donald trump knowing who he is of winning

. - grayson kirk was the president of the university. here. none of us will begin any violence, so if there's any violence, it will be because of the police. ♪ ♪ - gentlemen. show them the sidewalk or the building. - president grayson kirk makes what he calls, "a painful decision," and invites in the police. crowd: strike! strike! - the police came in, on some kind of rampage. [crowd shouting, screaming] - we have a right to choose! ♪ ♪ - come on, pigs! - stop it, stop it! - police brought out the students who had been holding about five buildings for the past few days. what everyone feared, took place. - that's what the cops did. - we stood in front of low library with our arms locked, faculty and students singing, "we shall overcome, we shall not be moved." - you look like you've got a little blood on your face, what happened? - yeah, i think i was hit with a club, which started the bleeding. - the policeman grabbed him by the neck, and smashed his face into the chair. - i could never again trust this administration. i could never agai

— the crowd equalling alistair kirk. failed. one error is — until he tried and failed. one error is forgivable when you make — error is forgivable when you make 143. who was that swiping sixes? _ make 143. who was that swiping sixes? atkinson, stokes, hundred _ sixes? atkinson, stokes, hundred and 53—7. it was another— hundred and 53—7. it was anotherjoe root today. at the paralympics in paris, great britain have their first medals of the games. the first gold came from swimmer poppy maskill in the s1a 100m butterfly. she actually broke the world record for that victory. that was swiftly followed by another gold in the pool. it went to tully kearney, winning the s5 200m freestyle. not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes going into paris, kadeena cox. she crashed out of her ca—5 500 metre time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but she had an unsteadt start, but she had an unsteady start, and hit the velodrome track on the first corner. in new yo

also coming up. russia sends reinforcements to the kirk region where its troops are struggling to repel ukrainian attack within its own borders. and why students have taken over directing traffic in bangladesh. capital dr. helped out the previous government and are now t a key part of the new administration. the amenities of welcome to program brazilian airline void pass has confirmed that all 61 passengers and crew were killed when one of its plains crashed and sell pablo. state social media videos showed the 80 or 72 tumbling out of the sky over the city of benito. investigators are working to determine the cause of the crash of the this is the moment, the plain spirals out of the sky and hit the ground in a neighborhood about 80 kilometers north west of sao paolo leaving residence in shock. so i'll check if i thought it was going to fall in our yard. it was scary here, but thank god there were no victims among the people who lived here. sir thought 1st, the plain straightened out and then it started into a nosedive walk. what am i doing? what's happening? i oh, maybe it ran out of fu

and those uh front lines are about 90 kilometers from where we are in kirk city. according to the kremlin smokes were sent that we troop has called. he said that the, the attack that russel launch against your crate is not the only response. russia will have for the curse incursion, clearly hinting that there are going to be further attacks against ukraine in the coming days and weeks. doors, as of worry, ultra 0. kirk city, russia, a nose career is unveiled a newly developed exploding drone, which is designed to crash into minute 3 targets. state media publish these photos of need a conjunction of a seeing the testing of the drones. they were shown destroying a target resembling south korea's k. 2 main bible tank becomes a z. u. s. and south korea conducts large scale joint military exercises. meanwhile, china is admitted to use organized army units to conduct patrols near his border with me in law. the security forces and wanted to ariel in ground activity comes as fighting between me and most runing. gender and rebel forces as escalated, stray artillery shells

but they say they've taken control of several towns and rushes, kirk regions, and assets, including this facility belonging to the crumbling controlled gas producer gas problem. flow, great, or ukraine also says it has struck in air base 300 kilometers from the border, destroying russian stockpiles of deadly guided bombs and missiles present. so lensky praises miller, trees, actions green, the whole the crane is proving that it truly knows how to restore justice and is providing the exact pressure needed the pressure on the aggressor. but russian president vladimir putin called the ukrainian action a large scale provocation. he can be in an emergency meeting of his security council and vowed to stop the encouragement on today's agenda is a very important question regarding specific aspects of the fight against terrorism . but while russia may be struggling to stop the ukrainian advance, it is shown it is still capable of devastation elsewhere. rescuers are still searching for victims of friday's bomb attack on a supermarket in the eastern city of constant geneva. and in the face of incre

>> james t kirk, william shatner, what do you think?ou may represent one. we don't know that. [laughter] >> he could be right! >> did you learn something from the special and doing it? i know every day is like a university for you. >> well, the mystery of life, we are all tuned into. yeah, you know, there is no specificity. we don't say, look, here's a piece of a spaceship. but there are rumors that the american government has reverse engineered things they have found, debris they have found that they think come from spaceships. with the mystery is, why haven't they landed on the white house grounds and said "here we are, and we've got to stop the wars and the squabbling. these bigger things than that out there." why they haven't revealed themselves, i don't know. >> that's the real question, william. >> that will be part two. >> give us the information. thank you so much. >> thank you. great to talk to you. >> pleasure to be with you. the show is on streaming on fox nation. >> yes, it is. "aliens among us with william shatner," only av

about the extent of their operation, but they say they've taken control of several towns and rushes, kirk regions, and assets including this facility belonging to the crumbling controlled gas producer gas problem. follow greater. ukraine also says it is struck in air base 300 kilometers from the border, destroying russian stockpiles of deadly cali to bombs and missiles present. so lensky praised is military's actions great in the ukraine, is proving that a truly knows how to restore justice and is providing the exact pressure needed the pressure on the aggressor. but russian president vladimir putin called the ukrainian action a large scale provocation. he can be in an emergency meeting of his security council and vowed to stop the encouragement on today's agenda is a very important question regarding specific aspects of the fight against terrorism . but wild russia may be struggling to stop the ukranian advance. it is shown, it is still capable of devastation elsewhere. rescuers are still searching for victims of friday's bomb attack on a supermarket in the eastern city of constant genev

, this 1st dest, over getting from officials about the ongoing fighting that has taken place in the kirk region since august 6th, when ukrainian forces launch that incursion on to russian soil. now their russian defense ministry. meanwhile, is putting out statements saying that their forces have managed to repel further advancements of equating forces in that curse region. but we're getting a different version from the crating president vladimir zaleski, who claimed on monday evening that his forces have now taken control of at least 92 settlements in the crust. screech and what is clear is that while the fighting goes on and continues between ukrainian and russian forces inside russian territory is to civilians that are paying the price over a $130000.00 residents of car scrooge and has been evacuated so far. this area is home to we just over a 1000000 russians, and the defense ministry has said that to be reinforcements of the russian military are on the way. but until they arrive, it is clear that the fighting is going to continue and with the crate and forces at stating that they are

about the extent of their operation, but they say they've taken control of several towns and rushes, kirk regions, and assets including this facility belonging to the crumbling controlled gas producer gas problem, follow greater. ukraine also says it is struck in air base 300 kilometers from the border, destroying russian stockpiles of deadly cali to bombs and missiles present. so lensky praised as military's actions great in the ukraine is proving that a truly knows how to restore justice and is providing the exact pressure needed the pressure on the aggressor. but russian president vladimir putin called the ukrainian action a large scale provocation. he convened an emergency meeting of his security council and vowed to stop the encouragement on today's agenda is a very important question regarding specific aspects of the fight against terrorism . but wild russia may be struggling to stop the ukrainian advance. it is shown, it is still capable of devastation elsewhere. rescuers are still searching for victims of friday's bomb attack on a supermarket in the eastern city of constant geneva

that is why i'm glad kirk h herbstreit speak up with dan dakich. bigotry, it is fairness and biology. >> dana: great question for kamala harris to answer. >> michele: absolutely, absolutely. and to give the reasons why she believes one way or the other, that is extremely important. no one is trying to deny tr transgender athlete ability to compete. my dad had a son and three daughters, he said, you are going to have opportunities that mom never had, my sisters never had. i had a long career in sportscasting thanks to title nine. >> dana: you wouldn't have had the experience to talk about it. you are a crowd favorite and we thank you for being on the show, thank you so much. >> michele: my pleasure. take care. >> bill: every time football season begins, what did we do with our lives the past six months? >> dana: had to talk about basketball and baseball. and the -- when does hockey start, next week? >> bill: end of october or november. >> dana: earlier, i believe.

about the extent of their operation, but they say they've taken control of several towns and rushes, kirk regions, and assets including this facility belonging to the crumbling controlled gas producer gas problem. flow, great, or ukraine also says it has struck in air base 300 kilometers from the border, destroying russian stockpiles of deadly cali to bombs and missiles present. so lensky praises miller transactions green, the whole the crane is proving that a truly knows how to restore justice and is providing the exact pressure needed the pressure on the aggressor. but russian president vladimir putin called the ukrainian action a large scale provocation. he can be in an emergency meeting of his security council and vowed to stop the encouragement on today's agenda is a very important question regarding specific aspects of the fight against terrorism . but wild russia may be struggling to stop the ukranian advance. it is shown, it is still capable of devastation elsewhere. rescuers are still searching for victims of friday's bomb attack on a supermarket in the eastern city of constant g

but they say they've taken control of several towns and rushes, kirk regions, and assets, including this facility belonging to the crumbling controlled gas producer gas problem. flow greater ukraine also says it has struck in air base 300 kilometers from the border, destroying russian stockpiles of deadly cali to bombs and missiles present. so lensky praises miller, trees, actions green, the whole the crane is proving that it truly knows how to restore justice and is providing the exact pressure needed the pressure on the aggressor. but russian president vladimir putin called the ukrainian action a large scale provocation. he can be in an emergency meeting of his security council and vowed to stop the encouragement on today's agenda is a very important question regarding specific aspects of the fight against terrorism . but wild russia may be struggling to stop the ukraine in advance. it is shown, it is still capable of devastation elsewhere. rescuers are still searching for victims of friday's bomb attack on a supermarket in the eastern city of constant geneva. and in the face of increa

to allow attacks on russian military objects near the ukrainian border, such as bridges and rushes. kirk region, which ukraine says it hit with us, made high mars rockets. but if you crank and produce its own guided missiles that scale, they wouldn't have any constraints. and perhaps more importantly, the missiles wouldn't stop coming if allies stop sending them. the goal of self reliance may still be a long way off, despite zelinski is reassurances. some analysts say it could take over a decade for ukraine to ramp up production enough to be able to defend itself without western help. the front side, which lectures in strategic studies at portsmouth university, i asked him about ukraine's ability to produce enough missiles of its own to make a difference. now, good morning, but well there's an except that you cannot underestimate the ukrainians with respect to this kind of technology before the war. they were certainly within the top 10 wild space posts because of this expertise they had in building rockets, missiles, and such like so 2 things that 1st of all just by way of indicate or i

electric and lumber has admitted the kid's invasion afresh as kirk region was suppose to slow down and last goes advanced in don't boss. he says that plan has so far failed to materialize. the concession comes as the situation in the front by looks increasingly dire for you. right. moscow has confirmed that it's taking control of several strategic supplements in the done yes for the public with the village of or last among the latest. the russian delivery is also steadily approaching a ton of popular. busy skate crucial logistics held in the area that says that you printing and will make our claims as country scripts of abundance, some fortified positions without putting up a sign. on this day night, the russians answered salita. a week ago i went to the outskirts of to leave the in the direction of nev good out of gas, and so forth to vacation in front of the town. there was nothing in the town, just an ordinary civilian settlement. i went into the trenches, but no one was guarding them. no one was near them. i went on the ground and came out into a field. the russians were ready on t

i believe the tallest republican united states senator kirk where is eric? also through devon ambassador dicarlo sensor card of thanks ts so much for being here. [applause] let me just talk a little bit about what, what this election is all about and what's at stake here. because unless we start making some better decisions we're going to take the greatest opportunities that god could giving a nation, we got the best people, we've got the best workers, we got the best natural resources and the most beautiful country anywhere in the world. america is ready to be unleashed by to do that we got to kick out kamala harris and bring back donald j. trump. [applause] now, we're here of course and a great facility dimestore thy will call on the lead of this great company here at the end and what i'll do here is give a little bit of a background of why we're here in north philly and then i'll take a few questions for reporters and then i'd love to bring up a couple local business leaders and so to bring it home and talk about why we care about these things that we car

all started last year when we did a show called quarterback on netflix, and we got patrick mahomes, kirkook us behind the ropes of what it's like to play quarterback in the nfl. and patrick mahomes wins the super bowl and wins the mvp of the league. so i told these receivers if you do this you will win the super bowl. and one of you will be mvp of the league. it's proven. so that was, that was very easy to do. we did a similar show with caitlin clark and camila cordoza. both of them went to the national championship. so i think when you do a show like that and people say, wow, it's not a distraction, you can still have a great year and document what i do behind the scenes and what i told patrick and kirk and marcus and all these receivers is show your grandkids what it is you used to do, but also take the viewers behind the ropes on how hard it is to play receiver, what it's like off the field and everybody will be better for it. so i don't think anybody has regretted doing any of these shows so far because they've all had good years at the same time, and people get to see what it's real

gunmen had according to new records we got from senator chuck grassley's office this afternoon thomas kirks visited a local gun range 50 times in the past year including another time once -- one day before the attempted assassination. overall he spent 80% of his time at the range practicing his rifle shooting, john. >> john: shows you how many times in the past when on that there was not somebody there to trying to take a shot at the president. there will be a reckoning. alexis, thank you so much for the latest report. sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in special agent and fox news contributor nicole parker. i'm sure we will look at that video, all of us do in a different way. how did you see it and what does it tell you? >> the more evidence that comes out, the more egregious these failures are and as a former fbi agent i look at this and it's disgusting, frankly. to that local officer warned the secret service and the tuesday meeting. it's on the body cam footage with the audio and he says i told someone to put them up on the roof. i would like to understand who specifically the secret servi

[applause] the same goes to mark kirk, the president of the lbj foundation.t is great to be back here. look, i was in college at the university of delaware in my early years when i heard the news that president kennedy had been assassinated. i remember exactly, like everybody in my generation remembers where they were sitting, standing, walking. i was on the steps of one of the university halls, listening on a transistor radio with three other people. it seemed unbelievable. then watching president johnson help the nation find a way forward. in his first address after the tragedy, president johnson said, "nothing can more eloquently honor president kennedy's memory then the earliest passage of the civil rights bill." that's what he said. [applause] as a kid coming up, i always admired president johnson for his public service, whether it was a schoolteacher in southern texas, a master of the united states senate, historic vice president and president. in a great society -- his philosophy was simple. in a great society, no one should be left behind. he'd say --

same photograph from 1984, behind the nationalist yaroslav stetsko and president reagan’s closest aide kirkatrick, is the very future first lady of ukraine, catherine claire chumachenko. of course, it can be said that catherine clare had a very peculiar past, that she worked very closely with the united states government during the operation against ukraine, the soviet union and its successor, the russian federation. ekaterina claire chumachenko grew up in a family of ukrainian collaborators who, after the end of world war ii, were forced flee to the usa. here, katerina made a brilliant political career. chumachenko worked in the state department, there are disputes there, discussions about whether she was ordered to marry yushchenko, or whether she simply met him and fell in love with him, the americans have already decided to use their life together in their interests. was the marriage of viktor yushchenko and katerina chumachenko concluded? out of love or calculation is now unprincipled, but it was with their coming to power in 2004 that the active nazification of ukraine began. peterin

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7.1 magnitude tremor of the country's southern coach thursday, japan issued its first ever mega earth kirkke warning. residents living in a highly populated region that faces a highly active trough have been told to be on alert. huge earthquakes occur between every 90-100 years normally accompanied by tsunamis. let's return to breaking news. from brazil, a plane with 61 people on board crashed in sÃo paulo brazil. these are the latest pictures from the crash site. the fight was was traveling to sÃo paulo's international airport. a video posted on social media appear to show it plunging to the ground followed by a large cloud of smoke. i witnesses said it crashed into a house as it came down. so far, there are no reports of anyone on the ground being harmed. i will keep you up-to-date with that story on bbc.com/news. that is it announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announr: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for amera's neglected needs.