tomorrow i will be joining my colleagues led by our partner, senator marquis in voting for the right to contraception act. birth control is safe, effective and an important part of reproductive healthcare.Ñi it is time that we fight back against reproductive freedom. it's time we codify the right to contraception into law. i'm curious many have left fundamental rights and the freedom to make their own decision has been taken away by a small number of extremists. i'm alarmed what the supreme court and congressional republicans are prepared to do to unravel the protection for women under the republican presidency. this is about the right to make decisions aboutur own bodies and futures. it's on the line and we need these protections written into law. that's what tomorrow's vote is about. i don't want to hear from republicans who say they support contraception but can't make it the law of the land. if they support contraception's, they will vote yes on the bill tomorrow. if not, actions speak louder than words. they will demonstrate it's not d ivf, it's also all about going after contra

at that time , schiller's drama don carlos, in which such a marquis pose is present, was very populard so the marquis-pose, speaks the truth to the dictator, the tyrant, and thanks to this he must become, accordingly, close to him, in this logic, including literary logic, pyotr yakolevich yaadaev, according to lotman, expressed it to alexander, and at the same time, in order to gain alexander’s trust, it was necessary to refuse almost all rewards. and chiodaev tried to act as a critic and, accordingly, here his career inevitably had to end, and there was an element humiliation in this sense, because when chiadaev was dismissed, he was dismissed in the same rank, usually they were given higher ranks, and he was dismissed in the same rank of rotmister, in addition , his letter to his aunt was illustrated, which is very she took care of him, looked after him very much, her parents died early, and he wrote to her, it was... choadaeva, then of course they are absolutely unique, they figure in this history of russian thought, it’s not even a current, it’s some kind of pole , causing severe

at that time in russia , schiller's drama, don carlos, was very popular, in which there is such a marquispression, by the way, yes, regarding the pose that can be taken, these are parts from there. is taken, so the marquis poza e speaks to the dictator, the tyrant, the truth in the face, and thanks to this he must become, accordingly, his confidant, in this logic, including literary logic, pyotr yakolevich chiodaev, according to lotman, expressed to alexander, and at the same time, in order to gain alexander’s trust, it was necessary refuse all the awards and honors that he did, abruptly announcing his resignation, but the fact is that alexander... was the first to need a disinterested confidant, but he already had arakcheev in the role of such a confidant at the time when, by the way, , alexander noticed that his close one, whom... he trusts in something selfish, yes, really noticed, then he instantly distanced himself from the royal trust, but there was a different story: alexander did not tolerate people who argued with him, and chiodaev tried to act as a critic and, accordingly, here

by the way, yes, regarding the pose that can be taken, these are parts from there. is taken, so the marquisch chiodaev, according to lotman, expressed this to alexander, and at the same time, in order to gain alexander’s trust , it was necessary to refuse all honors, which he did, abruptly announcing his resignation, but the fact is that alexander... his career inevitably had to end, and there was an element of humiliation in this sense, because when chiadaev was sent resigned, he was sent to resignation in the same rank, they usually gave him a higher position, and he was dismissed in the same rank of rotmister, in addition, his letter to his aunt, who cared about him very much, looked after him very much, chayadaev’s parents died early, and he wrote to her , and this letter was opened, it was later found among the illustrated papers in the royal office, i... this is some kind of pole that causes such severe magnetic storms, so he, it seems, did everything possible so that his compatriots, so to speak, didn't like it, here he was a student of european philosophy, to a large extent a mystic

main tasks. so what are we talking about, who arrived, then left there, so what is it all about, the marquisf lafayette, lafayette, so he, he was an african-american irishman of italian descent, but not stupid, he’s also an african-american, yes, and now he’s also it turned out that he was a frenchman, but the truth is, he didn’t discover the chinese root in himself, alexey, so far, yes, rabinat, this is funny, because rabinat is a faucet in french, yes, well, this plumber, ah, very i wonder how the chinese media reacted when they just said who would lead the plenary session, the final session, and before it started, this is very interesting, so they started calling me right away, and we were already on the site, and china, the chinese, the hong kongers , the singaporeans, that is, everyone who somehow he speaks chinese, with questions that war will be declared, that a nuclear strike is here, right now, i say, where does this come from, well, look, who is leading? this session, you understand, they just couldn’t put him in jail, i explained, you know, they ’re deliberately irritating you, lo

absolutely gossipy. yes, regarding the pose that can be taken, this part is taken from there, so the marquisnks to this. by the way, alexander noticed that his close associate, whom he trusts in something selfish, yes, was really noticed, then he instantly distanced himself from the royal trust, but there was a different story: alexander did not tolerate people who argued with him, and chiodaev tried act as a critic, and accordingly, here his career inevitably had to end, and there was an element of humiliation in this sense, because when chiadaev was dismissed, he was sent to... so that his compatriots, so to speak, would not fell in love, so he was a student of european philosophy, to a large extent a philosopher, a mystic, he also argued with westerners, he argued more or less correctly, and as for the slavophiles, or more precisely, so to speak, the emerging slavophilia, because it was just emerging then , and in many ways he contributed to it, that is , he gave birth to the antipodes, so to speak, like this - this is the current, he spoke very sharply about this very sarcastically, well

we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and open our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holiday as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the number is lower than that of those who died during the 1st to world war with the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out of them around 70 percent, from the russian socialist federation of the soviet republic. russia accounts for 70 percent of those losses. they're asking whether we're willing or not willing, but no one has invited us. the biggest contribution to the feeding naziism and it's evident you have to simply read churchill, you know, the biggest contribution comes from the soviet union on the biggest contribution to the shared victory over naziism. and everyone knows that only the most dishonest people are trying to distort t

there is even a mountain of earth brought from the colombian aracataca, the hometown of gabriel garcia marquisder the name macondo, repeat again, what is the name of his homeland, little aracataca, colombian aracataca, uh-huh, beautiful, yes, you can warm up the articulation, no, in fact, i wanted to somehow make a funny joke on... it will be hot, we seem to be happy, yes this on a summer day, but in the meantime, don’t forget that a large number of ticks, they don’t sleep, they don’t sleep at all, in fact, our correspondent matvey lichonov will tell you how to handle them, how to avoid them, and if you haven’t avoided them, how to punish them , a very bloodthirsty plot, horror, the number of tick bites is growing every year, only in the summer of 2023 the hospital came to... running ticks, the most common two types of ticks are the european forest tick and the meadow tick, but the first type poses the greatest danger , he is aggressive towards humans and feeds mainly on their blood. the meadow tick prefers to attack animals, but still poses a danger, as it is a carrier of vector-borne disease

we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and open our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it's as if we're not welcome at that holiday as it were. how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the numbers lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war with the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out of them around 70 percent from the russian socialist federation of the soviet republic. russia accounts for 70 percent of those losses. they're asking whether we're willing or not willing, but no one has invited us the biggest contribution to the feeding naziism. and it's evidently, you have to simply read churchill. you know, the biggest contribution comes from the soviet union on the biggest contribution to the shared victory over naziism. and everyone knows that only the most dishonest people are trying to distort thes

we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and open our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holiday, as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the numbers lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war and the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out of them around 70 percent, from the russian socialist federation of the soviet republic. russia accounts for 70 percent of those losses. they're asking whether we're willing or not willing, but no one has invited us. the biggest contribution to the feeding naziism and it's evident you have to simply read churchill, you know, the biggest contribution comes from the soviet union on the biggest contribution to the shared victory over naziism. and everyone knows that only the most dishonest people are trying to distort these

frenchman, now he has moved with lafayette, lafayette is a frenchman who came, then left there, the marquisf the heroes of the american revolution. he, we have him, he was an african-american irishman of italian origin, but not stupid, he is also partorican, yes, and now it turned out that he is also french, but the truth is, he did not discover the chinese root in himself, alexey, for now, yes, rabin, this is funny, because arminate is a faucet in french, yes, well, this one is like a plumber, but it’s very interesting how - how did the chinese media react when they just said who would lead? how it ended, the same ones started calling with comments, on an exhale, you know, this is what we wanted to hear, because for asia, not only for china, it is very important that there is a reasonable idea about the use of nuclear weapons, that’s what what the president said, that there are clear ideas about when, as pay attention, he all the time specifically steered away... from aggression, for asia, this is an extremely important point, this is the first thing i i noticed the second point, there was

we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and opened our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holidays as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the number is lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war and the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out of them around 70 percent, from the russian socialist federation of the soviet republic. russia accounts for 70 percent of those losses. they're asking whether we're willing or not willing, but no one has invited us. the biggest contribution to the feeding naziism and it's evident you have to simply read churchill, you know, the biggest contribution comes from the soviet union on the biggest contribution to the shared victory over naziism. and everyone knows that only the most dishonest people are trying to distort thes

we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and opened our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holiday, as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the numbers lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war, the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out of them around 70 percent, from the russian socialist federation of the soviet republic. russia accounts for 70 percent of those losses. they're asking whether we're willing or not willing, but no one has invited us. the biggest contribution to the feeding naziism and it's evident you have to simply read churchill, you know, the biggest contribution comes from the soviet union on the biggest contribution to the shared victory over naziism. and everyone knows that only the most dishonest people are trying to distort these his

marquis they lafayette was bleeding troops to yorktown.aders having a traditional toast reaffirming longtime friendship and partnership of the two countries. >> president biden: we've always been there for one another. we stand together. we stand together for values that lie at the soul of the nation's. i believe that to be the case. liberty, equality, brotherhood. generation after generation, upheld these ideals. we stand as one. countries are stronger, the world is safer. eric: we came to the aid of france, facing the same situation facing vladimir putin and russia in ukraine, france and the us. we will be right back. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. now there's an easier-to-use at home skin tag remover, clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica trio is t

canvas was stolen from the belvidorveni palace; in 1995 , the work disappeared from the residence of the marquisake place on july 2, but no wonder that the picture. around, who wants so much noise, they want to take it away and hang it illegally in their gallery somewhere at home, by the way, i really hope that the organizers of this auction will take into account the previous history of the picture and the world of security here will be increased so that once again no one dared and could not steal it, but friends, if you love russian painting more, then you know that the state russian museum provided the national artist for exhibition... inventor kazimir chernovsky. kazimir chernovsky was born in 1791 on the korytnitsa estate near minsk. studied at the st. petersburg medical-surgical academy. in 1829 he was imprisoned for participating in the revolutionary movement. while a prisoner, chernovsky wrote to nicholas i that with proper funding for assistance, he was ready to build a submarine in 40 days. i have never had such ships before. not just one country. the russian emperor was interested in

white house, where the southern district of new york would seek charges because michael cohen, the marquis witness and provided days of testimony, he pled guilty to several climbs -- crimes including election violation that was the underlying crime that was alleged here. because donald trump was in the white house, he was protected from being charged and going through this entire process. we don't know whether he would have been charged to be not been in the white house or not. this is sort of the idea that you can go and seek charges once he leaves. that is what took place. the court of public law that played out in jurors found him guilty. >> i want to bring in suzanne craig. she has been in the courtroom from day one at danny cevallos as well and msnbc legal analyst. welcome to you both. i want to pick up on what i saw the show off with. we know donald trump will appeal this thing and take it all the way up to the supreme court. your publication reporting that merchan has booked some blockades in place to make this more difficult for trump and his attorneys to appeal this thing. >> repo

this is a moment for months in the making, the iconic castro theater played a un marquis without.s many celebrated the opening night of the san francisco international lgbtq plus film festival. >> so grateful. with this opportunity to work with frameline and celebrate the opening of their festival showing the lil nas x documentary is a great way to kick off juneteenth. >> for more than 100 years, the castro theater has been home to many films, but for the past four months it's been undergoing a complete restoration, so seeing its blade light up was a sign of progress. >> think about the blade sign. it's bigger than this theater. it's even bigger than this neighborhood. it's a beacon of hope throughout the world. >> in february, we got to see inside the theater right before the work started. now this is it. the conservation work is happening in stages. first the ceiling, then the stage. they're getting ready to bring in the largest symphonic organ in the world and then putting in nearly 700 new seats, the $15 million restoration will be finalized next summer. so in the meantime, th

half of my mistress calls me kozlanova, the other half marquis desat, cool. you won’t recognize her, but i’m still, thank you, there’s too much here, well claudia asked, well, go for change, he will drive again, that’s it, maybe never, not with his foot, not with anything. quickly, give me a big bag and the money from the cash register , grab what you need, boys, i say, money, let’s grab it, and you hold your hands above your head so that i can see them, and don’t even think about calling the police, excuse me, please, “if you’re okay don’t take it, can i have some dog food, please, who are you , a man, no one, and call an ambulance, otherwise here one of the guys has a broken arm, and the other has a nose, uh-huh, are you tired of living, why, well, mother, wow , and the third one has lacerations, yes guy, i just changed my future, press a button, uh-huh, click away, ear, this is a busy morning, everything, everything, everything, i’m flying, how much is from me, and what are you, this is a gift, i can for... yes , yes, thank you very much, great, hello, wha

however, i just want to emphasize here marquis, this, this, that the trump campaign is able to take advantage of. that is helping them in measurably is thanks to a democratic election lawyer, right democratic election lawyer fought for this how correct on behalf of a group called texas majority pac? >> yes and they did this because they thought biden would benefit or why? no. they did this at the senate level and at the state-level, texas democrats hope broadly can eventually flip blue. and in order to do that, they've got to put democrats say, the resources, the money, and the know-how into it. this would be a help to call on all read. they hope in his race against ted cruz, however, federal races are federal races. and the same rules apply to a senate candidate as it does to a presidential one. and therefore, the trump campaign says here's an opportunity solve our problem. biden's campaign has a massive internal organization that's handling all of this and they're not really going to be taking advantage of it, at least not right now. it's the trump campaign that is well and it saves them be

this is to support the army veteran in that marquis race. and in a ruby red district in ohio, republican michael rulli, one a house special election, but he did far worse than trump did in that same district four years ago. >> democratic strategists simon rosenberg tells politico, quote, when the choice of maga and other alternatives are presented to voters maga underperforms polling. >> so let's dig into that. >> is that actually accurate? >> so this is what happened here last night in this ohio special election it's a red district of very red desert. trump wanted by almost 30 points in 2020 last night, the republican candidate just ten points. so what does it, what does it tell us? one thing that it could tell us is trump does better with voters vote infrequently, then voters who vote frequently. this is what registered color voters versus people who did not vote in 2020, donald trump in battleground states up six points among all registered voters, up 17 points among people who did not vote in 2020, meaning they are not very frequently. s

. >> michael: one of the greatest competitive eaters at all time won't be at this summer's marquis eventer signing a deal to endorse a rival vegan dog. chestnut won the contest for the 16th time last july 4th. >> robin: i don't know what the beef is. [ laughter ] >> michael: that was good. that was good. that was good. >> robin: had to think about it. >> michael: okay. we've got a lot more ahead, including the truck driver lucky to be alive after his rig got stuck on train tracks. close call there. that's all coming up, robin. >> robin: right now the story that made headlines in the 1990s. pamela smart convicted for her role in the killing of her husband. it was a notorious murder plot that, yes, inspired a hollywood movie. for the first time she's taking responsibility. juju is here with that story. good morning. >> good morning, robin. i have interviewed pam smart before behind bars. after spending far more than half her life in prison, she says she blamed everyone else but herself and has become comfortable with her warped logic because she hadn't pulled the trigger. but now she said

not just the british, not just the canadians, not just the americans, but the french resistance, the marquise us national national anthem, the us national anthem, playing out a very moving moment, i'm sure, for president joe biden and his wife there, a wonderful rendition there, a wonderful rendition there by that armed forces band . there by that armed forces band. it looks like a veteran there, standing watching a huge crowd of spectators there on this beautiful sunny day in normandy. what a moment. >> and we've been hearing all week how people have been coming from all around the world to this part of france to remember this part of france to remember this special anniversary, not just an anniversary that is important for this corner of the world, but really for the whole world, but really for the whole world order our world would look so different had what we remember today gone differently. >> yes, and i hope many millions of, children, young adults , of, children, young adults, adults will be watching this. let's just pause to hear. >> delivered by chaplain karen meeker, chandi vie de

marquis was lifted off the ground, knocked one of the grandparents attending off his feet, june wasn'then i was young. there you go. what is going on? awful. apparently there's a heatwave on the way, though. >> well, we will brighten things up for you this morning because it's up for you this morning because wsfime up for you this morning because it's time for our giveaway. this is your chance to win over £16,000 worth of , prizes, 15,000 £16,000 worth of, prizes, 15,000 in cash, and then a whole host of summer treats after that. >> yes, it could be yours. you've got to be in it to win it though. here are all the details that you need. don't miss out on your chance to win our summer spectacular and have we got a prize for you? >> first, there's a totally tax free £15,000 in cash to make your summer spectacular. spend that extra cash however you like. you'll also win a brand new iphone. apple airpods. and if that wasn't enough, a £500 voucher to spend at your favourite uk attraction so you can enjoy amazing days out this year for another chance to win the iphone treats and £15,000 cash t