levi liu qian says he's not worried about seeing a mountain lion now. it definitely makes you think couple times, you know, you're like you hear something in the back on. you're like, oh, what is that? just 24 hours before this disc golf game, mountain lion was spotted at the park. it comes just a day after a mountain lion was spotted several miles south off ella drive and war. admiral way. >> and before all of these sightings may sot 3 mountain lion sightings. one on the 18th and to invoke i feel it's safety concern not only for the public but for everybody that works here, california fish and wildlife say if you do see a mountain lion, stand your ground, do not run. >> tried to appear large maintain eye contact and slowly back away without turning your back and definitely keep a close eye on your pets. >> are you guys gonzalez says she walks at kelly park nearly every day, but the mountain lions don't stop her. i would never be here at especially with them instead, still enjoying her time with her dogs while having a healthy respect for nature. you kn

according to the press secretary of the ministry of foreign affairs of china, lin qian, bilateral relationseloping dynamically. and practical cooperation in recent years has been fruitful. a two-year-old boy. stepped into the pond in the kyiv region. the tragedy happened in the village of markhalivka. the child left the yard on his own and went to play in the pond, where he fell from the shore into the reservoir, the regional police reported. a local resident who was passing by pulled the body out of the water. investigations are currently ongoing. 17-year-old boy drowned in ivano-frankivsk region. the boy disappeared two days ago while swimming on the cheremozh river in kolomy. area, he was searched by police officers, rescuers and the local population, the territory was surveyed with the help of a drone. in the morning, divers discovered the teenager's body and handed it over to the police, the state emergency service reported . a large-scale fire broke out in the capital of kazakhstan. a 26-story residential building is on fire in astana. the complex is located in the central area of ​​t

the week of the city of qian, the people's republic of china, is taking place in mogilev.n has warm and friendly relations with this city. last year there were days mogilev region, now. mem city received the chinese delegation and signed a roadmap for developing cooperation with the benhai new district of tianding. a number of events are planned as part of the tiandin city week, one of the main ones is the regional belarusian-chinese business forum, mogilev region and the city of tiandin. 5 years of cooperation. about 20 companies from the people's republic of china, from the city of qingzin, will take part in the business forum. there are about 70 companies in the republic of belarus. i think this is very important, it will give the opportunity to communicate directly, and also find some ways of joint interaction. on cooperation in the field of culture, education, sports. i am sure that this is another step in bringing our cities closer together, because we understand perfectly well that we know how to be friends together, we know how to do sports, we know how to do econo

so one of the things that you'll notice if you see qian has facebook video was how resilient she was her efforts to say positive i want and gerais what i want games. >> right now it's we'd be fine and we're going to be out tomorrow. >> yeah. my birthday is in a couple of hours it's almost 10:00. nothing happy birthday to me you got to think that'd be birthday to me birthday. everybody told me i'd be birthday andrea, maybe canberra. come down, come down, calm down we're going to be okay under are permanent i was under the rubble approximately about three hours. i see one of the rescued people and i'm crying. i'm like, please don't leave me. he says no, no, no, we're not going to leave you trooper that was at the top grant my arm and he pulled and so get out and every step i made there was someone grabbed my hands, someone grabbed my hand. and just there for me felt like a wall on top of me and three girls next to me and i don't know who it was, but somebody came and lifted it up and got us all out the minute i actually got out, i fell to my knees and just broke because i had no idea w

so the borders are looking as qian they're and they're focusing on the issues public safety is their main concern in that's because more than 30 candidates were killed in this political cycle in to municipalities these in southern mexico and algae are going to have to cancel election altogether because of the fear of violence. while the ashamed bound to represents the party currently in in power, medina has pledged to continue the policies of president andres manuel lopez obrador. qu had a hands-off approach to fighting crime. he basically declined to send the army for the police to actively pursue the cartel. something critics says is a failed policy search. you'll, galvez, who represents a coalition of opposition hisham parties, she wants to change the approach, even suggesting the creation of a by national police force with the united states to fight crime and money laundering so in play is the legacy of president lopez obrador. cook himself has said, this is a referendum on his policies. she had the political party that he's created the, he founded only ten years ago, modena no c

they think they can really draw a sharp contrast between the president and the former president in a qian to issues related to the economy and democracy and just to give you a sense of how much the biden team is really leaning into this issue. >> this new campaign ad that they just released earlier was actually already prepped, ready to be rolled down out whenever the supreme court ruling came out. and it features a testimonial from a high risk ob doctor in idaho who said that she physically left the state after treating her patients. that because she was afraid that she could be criminally charged. and she said that the laws in her state are barbaric. given that in an image medical emergency, every second matters. take a listen two years ago, trump overturned roe v wade because of the abortion bans across the country, women's lives are at risk physicians could be tried with a felony. >> 4, saving that woman's life too early. this kind of impassion testimony from a doctor like this is kind of a familiar move from the biden campaign at this point they very much a leaned into the strategy o

couple of days since this came out, are the people who actually working on the convention because et qian, you still have to deal with city officials while you're trying to plan the convention. so they probably had a rough couple of days. >> well, now he's got to find a room two, which is you probably book, but maybe somebody else. >> i'm fascinated, airbnb. >> no. >> waukesha. horrible. but he thinks chicago's the safer place to be a place that he's constantly criticized, but i suspect that has more to do with wind to stay on this property there and put up the hundreds of staff that come with them and secret service as well. >> it just in terms of primaries tonight, let's do any of them. any of them, but a brochures throw are sack test if anything or i think virginia five, the bob good's see as the one to watch. this is good. who by the way traipsed to support the former president at his trial. well, by the way, this is the chair of the freedom caucus. this is as right-wing as you get in the house. the most pro-trump faction of the house republican conference is only sin was that he dare

when things appear to get more calm, a few months later, another violent eruption occurs as the rate qianas peninsula seems to have entered into a period of high hey volcanic activity that could last months, years, or even centuries. experts say keeping the specialists at iceland's meteorological office tasked with predicting eruptions busy round the clock, the gps station that telling us if the ground is changing, it is the forming. we are maintaining the geochemical monitoring that is telling us which are the kinds of gases that are leasing leaving the volcanoes while volcanoes often have an impact on life here in iceland, the icelanders have found ways to harness the power of our violent earth geothermal power plants, feeding off the heat, providing emission free energy in abundance. and leading companies from around the world to move energy intensive manufacturing like aluminum production to iceland. our team traveled all the way to the northeast of iceland to the craft law geothermal plant when drilling a new borehole here at cruft lot, they accidentally hit a shallow magma chamber a

found qian for years at this point, jessica, this is it's really part of a months-long investigation that republicans have conducted into the origins and protocols surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. and they've attacked doctor fauci for a series of issues from everything from his guidance on masking to the cdc's guidance on social distancing, arguing that there are things that dr. fauci himself had argued were the right thing to do in the midst of the pandemic that turned out to be less scientifically sound as time went on now, dr. fouchier has argued they were in a pandemic. they were in the midst of chaos. they were trying to understand and protect people in the american public the best that they could while making sure that the vi, that the vaccine was prepared and ready to go within a year's time, but that did not stop some republicans for justice attacking dr. fouchier on every single thing that he had done. here's one of those is it right for scientists and doctors getting paid by the american people government taxpayer paychecks to get patents where they're paid millions an

the debate that is taking place set to start in the next couple of minutes as names must to possess qian, he's the former health minister of iran, and he's a heart surgeon actually by training, and he's also running very closely with iran, former foreign minister zarif, who is also supporting his campaign very much. it's quite interesting to see because this election, of course happening very soon after that chakra topper crash took place. that was on main 19. so just a little over a month later, the iranians already conducting these elections that we have had iran supreme leader maxey came out earlier today, he held a speech because today is also very important religious holiday here in iran. you obviously spoke about that religious holiday, but also spoke about the importance of the upcoming elections on friday, saying that they are of course very important for the legitimacy of the political system here in this country. one of the things that he said is that he believed that there was low turnout, that it would help you'll wishers as he put it, of iran, of course, first and foremost m

there may intended at massu pessach qian beforehand the moderate camp had actually said that they believed they needed very high voter turnout in order for him to even have a chance to make it to the runoff stage while the voter turnout was actually very low, it was only about 40%. and yet pessach gown managed to get by far the most votes he got around 10.4 million votes, almost 1 million more than the second place candidate said, jelly li. now pessach, ghana's someone who wants better relations. he says with countries here in the region, but also better relations with the west as well. and the supreme leader of this country, ayatollah ali khamenei, he had warn voters not to trust candidates that want better relations with the u.s. that's too much. you never main pezeshkian, however, there were some who believed that he meant pezeshkian with that. so jalili, for his part came in second in the first round of voting. he, someone who says that he wants policies in line with what ebrahim raisi the president who of course crashed a little over a month ago and was killed, would have done that me

too much, you never main pezeshkian, however, there were some who believed that he meant pessach qian with that said jalili for his part, came in second in the first round of voting. he someone who says that he wants policies in line with what hey, ebrahim raisi, the president who of course crashed a little over a month and ago and was killed, would have done that means tough line towards the united states and also a tough line towards israel as well. the next round of voting set to take place this coming friday for likened cnn tech wrong almost three years after the taliban regained power in afghanistan, career in education prospects for young women are dimmer than ever when we come back and look at the alarming trend of teenage girls trying to end their lives rather than live under the taliban the final episode of violent earth, they're deadly violence and unleash masters hurricane impacts are worsening, is it too late to undo decades of climate change? >> violin earth? with we have schreiber tonight did nine on cnn. >> when you're home needs work, where do you go? >> angie. angie?

lucky fans who go by the name army have the opportunity to meet qian and even see him perform as welln as mike valeriia joins us from a soul it's been a long time coming for them max and i would say that there is jin jubilation, jin elation that is spread through so far and wide. >> so we're in the heart a fester 2024. this is an event max that happens every single year to mark the christening of bts to founding of it. so it's 11-years-old today and take you into our field of view, max, there have been people who have been here for nearly 15 hours since 3:00 a.m. our time. so we have the iconic soul olympic rings, the olympic stadium just over my left-hand shoulder to the right though. let's get all these people who are still waiting to get it now, these are not the thousand fans who have won the golden ticket to be hugged by jen for about two to three seconds. these fans are still waiting, waiting to get in for a channel it's to get exclusive merch for lack of better way of putting an end to meet all of their friends, some of whom they've never met in person to see them all congregat

when things appear to get more calm, a few months later, another violent eruption occurs as the rate qian has peninsula seems to have entered into a period of hi volcanic activity that could last months, years, or even centuries. experts say keeping the specialists at iceland's meteorological office tasked with predicting eruptions busy round the clock, the gps station that telling us if the ground is changing, it is the forming. we are maintained in the jail, chemical monitoring that is telling us which are the kinds of gases that are leasing leaving the volcanoes, while volcanoes often have an impact on life here in iceland, the icelanders have found ways to harness the power of our violent earth geothermal power plants feeding off the heat, providing emission free energy in abundance. >> and leading companies from around the world to move energy intensive manufacturing like aluminum production to iceland. our team traveled all the way to the northeast of iceland to the craft law geothermal plant when drilling a new borehole here at cruft law, they accidentally hit a shallow magma chamb

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