i found her number in schultz's phone, asked beristy to figure out the address. the fish farm. she kept telling me that she didn't know anything. why did i go into her apartment? well, i thought that maybe she would have at least some money at home to pay off the birch bark. 10 million in the apartment, i didn't care what amount it was. she works as a lawyer, they earn a normal income. your head is even worse than i thought. go to hell, what the f... are you smart, what would you do in my place, and i wouldn't be in your place, okay, we've sorted out the birch bark, where to look for the executor this specialist of yours, have you met him? no, we talked on the phone once, there is his number, it is in the receiver, okay, we will call, arrange a meeting. open. creature, thank you, i honestly did not think that he would let me go alive. "you know what the stupidest thing i regretted most while i was sitting there was that soon the new year, everyone is getting ready for the holiday, and i am sitting there god knows where, i thought i would not live to see this holi

but nancy, how does he deal with a personality like schultz?well, that's a really great question, kelly. i hope that howard schultz at least takes a look over his shoulder at disney and how well that worked out for bob iger. i think these legacy ceos just need to let go. we thought that howard schultz was one of those that would do that. maybe it was so disappointing to him that he felt he had to step in, but brian niccol has the track record that will at least command respect in the space. that's where the former ceo did not. we talked to some insiders who said he did not understand restaurant retailing and the culture of the company. i don't think brian niccol is going to make that mistake. if he puts results on the board quickly, i think that will solve kind of the angst that we have heard coming out of howard schultz. let's hope. >> gabe, what would you add to that? >> certainly, and also howard schulz is no longer in a leadership position with the company. he didn't like this decision, i imagine we would have heard about it. but he trained

policy schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know? the process between indonesia and demonstrators and police have been taking place in the country as capital as a pos struggle between the government and the highest court has failed over onto the streets, resulting in mass nationwide protest. the, the, the word chaotic seems outside the parliament has protest as they tried to break it into the complex. please use tty, a gas and the canon to this past the crowds with all the latest. here's our cheese, rebecca, and that be to food. thousands of dollars traders has gathered outside the house of the representative building since 9 am this morning demanding lawmakers to draw their plan to rectify its controversially version of election law. however, as we speak right now, demonstrators have tear down fences trying to get into that house some already to successfully get into the area and then not try only from

please help my friends were due to bad. schultz didn't bag for nord streams life when 5 and was sounding like a mob boss ordering a hit on it. then maybe the german to con me particularly in the east wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know and to the united nations now for months, the u. s. has been effectively putting a spoken do feel of the un security councils the efforts to bring peace to gaza. and that was the charge made earlier today by russia's representative to the body. since the district means as of, as washington has been holding the entire security council hostage for 10 months, threatening to use a veto and not allowing the required tough and unambiguous decisions to be taken. the the on the palestinian issue on the c spine gauntlet on advancing the middle east peace

check out schultz himself here. who sounds like he's out on the street corner, shaking a 10 top for his pals, zalinski. now the question is, what can we do? please support ukraine, so that isn't simply over run. so they can defend themselves and say, russia doesn't weigh in. please help my friends would do too bad. schultz didn't bag for nord streams life when 5 and was sounding like a mob boss ordering a hit on it. then maybe the german, a con, main particularly in the east wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine. policy schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know? i'm heading to the united nations now for months. the u. s. has been effectively putting a spoke in the feel of the un security council, his efforts to bring peace to guys that that wants to charge

but hey, chancellor o la schultz stood there staring into space when biding threatened to blow up north stream was standing right beside him. so guess he wasn't going to exactly say no to some armed squatters. the populace laughed b. s w parties advised sarah walk in not to isn't even running herself in this election, but is all over the parties, as has said that the elections in the east are quote referendum on war and peace. and that party is surging with enough support to be headed for a king maker role in determining the makeup of future government and coalitions of each of these 3 eastern states. if those pulling numbers hold. so this one kind of solves what left coalition is saying, the same sort of things as the anti establishment, right? as whose interest is a click, the end of this war has to be ended. finally, we can pump in more and more in your weapons into the system and turn up the escalation level even higher. the stationing of us missiles here in germany is a new stage of escalation. of course, the russian missiles will be directed at us was never been this close to a 3r

policy schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know by to the united nations now for months the u. s. has been effectively putting a spoken to we'll be un security to cancel those efforts to bring peace, the gaza. and that was the charge made earlier today by russia's representative to the body. since the disagree is as of, as washington has been holding the entire security council hostage for 10 months threatening to use a veto and not allowing the required tough and unambiguous decisions to be taken to feed on the palestinian issue. only c spy and gauntlet on advancing the middle east peace process. this is even more unfortunate because it was the maniacal design of the united states to monopolize the middle east peace process and reshape it according to buttons beneficial to israel, the lead to the dramatic consequences that we're witnessing today. because he has to do another un security council meetin

you too bad schultz didn't beg for an art streams life when biting was sounding like a mob boss. ordering a hit on it, then maybe the german economy, particularly in the east, wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know? super i can use for you this hour here live on archie. international reports are coming in the say. inmates in a prison in southern russia have taken control of the facility we're talking about the city of volta grad was showing you a few pictures right here. we get a few more details right now with all these are steve sweeney with joining us here in the studio regarding this stuff. it's uh, 1 38 pm here is one. see at 8 pm in volta grad as a shoot russian city. that we understand that the inmates are essentially in charge of the asylum right now. what do you know? wel

i know german chancellor laf schultz has appealed to. you runs new president muscle as i scan to do everything to prevent further military escalation and the released schultz wrote that the spiral of violence in the middle east must be broken. now any alternative entails unforeseen risk for the countries in the region and the people. and he continued saying, in my call, in my phone call with the uranium president, i urge that everything be done to avoid further military escalation. early i spoke with ben, ben tyler blue from the foundation for defense of democracies. and i asked him when he expects the ride to retaliate against israel. that really seems to be the question of the hour. really. we see the question of the past 10 to 11 days. there is no doubt in my mind that both these comic republic of iran, which is the patron as well as some elements in his proxy network, like lemonade. it has a lot are benefiting from the fear in the uncertainty and the doubts caused by the potential delay or dragging out of this response. but i still d

and i think it's really important that that goes to olaf schultz. back. and that's the point to understand, is that putin wants to be able to say to his people if you go out there and do dirty work for russia, don't worry, i'm going to have an ace in the hole and you can come back, so go out and do your worst. it's a terrible message. it and really raises the question about what we do in response. one big question that needs to be asked out there is why did we not expel any russian journalists? why did we not arrest anyone? i'm not suggesting that has to be the way forward, but we have to be doing more than what we're doing now to deter against these kind of hostage-taking situations to let these guys know this will be a price paid. because right now putin is getting what he wants scot-free. paul: that question of deterrence, dan, is crucial. you really want to the make them, countries, think okay, we can't do this otherwise we'll pay too big price, but what do we do? >> it's difficult to know what exactly you can do to deter this kind of behavior.

they can defend themselves and say russia doesn't weigh in please help my friend would you too bad schultz didn't beg for nord streams life when biting was sounding like a mob boss. ordering a hit on it. then maybe the german economy, particularly in the east, wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history, but hey, what do i know? yeah. oh is interesting. today you will take on and i'll tell you what to do with the racial mazda and good to see things again, the let's say the other. so it's russian ad defense systems have something down at least $27.00 draws. and then countries as far as including over in the costly didn't, that's according to most of those, the funds movie inside of the crate has lost up to $4700.00 soldiers in the course region, including more than 300 in a single day. oh think i was told on the

no one else was injured. chancellor aloft schultz has vowed to tighten weapons lost following a mass, stabbing in zoning and last weekend, which killed the 3 people and care storm or is in germany for his 1st visit. here as the british prime minister, he's hoping talks will help to reset relations between the u. k and the european union. ties have been strange since rex it when britain left. the block storm are visited berlin's brandenburg gate before meeting with the chancellor or life. schultz and to ukraine. now where the head of the army says ukrainian forces have captured nearly 1300 square kilometers of russian territory. the ukrainian incursion was launch 3 weeks ago and raised hopes of arrest spite for ukrainian civilians living in border areas. instead, they are facing a rowing for ross of russian glide bonds, cheap weapons, i can wipe out a building in a single strike. dw nick connelly reports from below kill you in the sunni region was last year 2 women were sitting on that bench over there. shell hit just by their feet and killed the basement, the site of driving around be

so jim and chancellor, olaf schultz played a key role in the swap. that's because the key fig of attending back to russia was this mine vadim classic off. he was sentenced to life in prison for the 2019 murder in the land of a georgian who had for the long side, chechen minutes since. it was a politically complicated decision for jimmy, not least because of the brazen this of the murder. it took place in broad daylight in it, but in puck, just minutes away from the parliaments in chancery. he meant to talk about nothing makes this decision to default and the sentence to life imprisonment after only a few years in jail, an easy one. the state's interest in enforcing the prison sentence had to be weighed against the freedom and change it to life and limb of innocent people imprisoned in russia. those and just in prison for political reasons. us president joe biden acknowledge gemini is pivotal role in the deals. are particularly on great, a sense of gratitude to the chance the manager making a may required me to get some significant concessions. german

well shifting gears, german chancellor, olaf schultz is visiting moldova, a country which sits between the european union and ukraine, and is heavily affected by russia's invasion of its neighbour. schultz is holding talks with president myers onto is also to to meet prime minister doreen rates on discussions are set to focus on security issues resulting from russia. suppression to get supreme will do, but has been a supporter of keeps war effort and says it to is the target of russian hybrid tax and de stabilisation and other topics on the agenda is likely to be germany. support from although was application to join the you. that process began formerly in june, is expected to take several years until it's complete. which also is this country will continue support key as long as is necessary. starts up to the steps of the ok. germany will not let up in its support of ukraine. we will support your crane 1st long as necessary, and we will be the largest country in europe supporting you, craig. only the usa is doing more or less than major world power. and this is something that everyone

schultz, your honor.

the german transel of schultz has reacted to the fatal stabbings in zoning and writing on his official ex account. the chancellor wrote that the attack in zone again is a terrible incident that leaves me deeply shocked. it went on to say that the perpetrator must be called quickly and punish with the fullest extent of the law. to for more analysis, i'm drawing by dw security corresponded thomas sparrow, thomas schultz commenting there. what other political reactions have we seen so far? and that comment from offshore is in line with other comments that we've seen this morning, for example, from germany's vice transit level, about how big from government interior minister nancy phase are all on the one hand stressing the shock saying that they are obviously very much aware of the situation, but also stressing that the important element. now that the important question now is to try and find the perpetrator and also understand what might have been the motivation. why? because only when they find the perpetrator only when they find out what the motivation is, will they be able to understa

but hey, chancellor o la schultz stood there staring into space when biding threatened to blow up north stream was standing right beside him. so guess he wasn't going to exactly say no to some armed squatters. the populace laughed b. s. w party lead 5 sarah, walk in next, who isn't even running herself in this election, but is all over the parties. as i said, that the elections in the east are quote referendum on war and peace. and that party is surging with enough support to be headed for a king maker role in determining the make up of future governing coalitions of each of these 3 eastern states. if those pulling numbers hold. so this on 5000 left coalition is saying the same sort of things as the anti establishment, right. and whose interest is a click, the end of this war has to be ended. finally, we can't pump in more and more in your weapons into the system and turn up the escalation level even higher. the stationing of us missiles here in germany is a new stage of escalation. of course suppression missiles will be directed at us was never been this close to a 3rd world war. that'

please have my friends who do too bad. schultz didn't bag for nord strings life when biting was sounding like a mob boss. ordering a hit on it that on maybe the german economy, particularly in the east, wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you'd think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history, but a very wise or a lie to all the right. the news on the southern russia, this awful people have been hospitalized also being wounded in the house, who's taking situation at a correctional facility in the bullet. rodriguez bernacki, it still has confirmed the full people well taken office to be able, a said to be killed. one of the was a prison staff member will be back at the top of the the scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so

schultz. which i would not pass easily over. >> there were many people who reached out to me who said would you get on the laxman train not on the schultz train. i said, do you know what train i'm on? the train that's late because of my darned starbucks and i don't make the train. airport, airport, 18 minutes last week. no! jim, that's a licensed store. then take your name off of it. >> when we come back, we'll talk more starbucks. we'll get to depot and the quarter there. we'll look at ppi. goose egg on core. we'll have a wide-ranging discussion with jonathan gray of blackstone when we continue from post 9 in a minute. [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. with so much entertainment out there wouldn't it be great... ...if you could find what you want, all in one place? show me paris. xfinity internet customers can enjoy the ultimate entertainment experience and save on some of the

elliott and starboard have taken stakes in the company and earlier this year, howard schultz penned a scathing open letter calling on the company to fix the open stores. let's bring in kate rogers with some of the reaction to today's news. a lot of analyst upgrades today, kate. >> certainly. busy day, melissa. the starbucks chair said it this morning that nichol is the right leader for this moment, and clearly wall street agrees. analysts pouring in, mostly positive sentiment. td writing, in our view, starbucks picks up a hall of fame restaurant ceo and his appointment as starbucks ceo and chairman suggests a new era is under way. btig saying, we believe this is a significant victory for starbucks, and evercore isi writing, brian is likely the one restaurant executive that has the gravitas to address the howard schultz founder overhang. howard schultz with a statement in the company's release this morning, saying, quote, he has my suspect and full support. elliott, the activist inves or the, also saying it welcomes the appointment, and starboard out with a similar vote of confidence.

i'll give them to the investigator who's working on the schultz case myself, okay? know me, i won't do that. well , look, it's your decision, that is, you can just sit down right now. ritochka, we're going to have lunch now, i won't promise, dad, what happened? please leave me alone, prita, that's what i want to share with you, igor andreevich, a strange situation is developing, you say that you didn’t know what zakharov was doing, well, yes, i didn’t know anything, this is the first time i’ve encountered a situation where a boss doesn’t know what his subordinate was doing, after all , they didn’t know anything about viktor kulba either, but it turns out that well, i, i really didn’t know anything, you’re not feeling well , but no, nothing, nothing, nothing, everything, it’ll pass now, you understand that... they didn’t report to me, well, yes, yes, yes, they didn’t report, and to whom did they report, after all, kulba and zakharov are too serious questions decided, they wouldn't have managed it themselves, and the more i study this case, the more i understand that

but this one had particular relevance for gemini young, and jim and chancellor laughed schultz played a pivotal role in executing the swamp. that's because the key figure, returning back to russia was this man vadim classic cough. he was sentenced to life in prison for the 2019 mode. and berlin of a georgian who had fought along side chechen militants. it was a politic he complicated decision for gemini, not least because of the brazen this of the murder. it took place in broad daylight input in puck, just minutes away from the parliament and sean slurry. you know, try to talk about nothing, makes this decision to default and the address sentence to life imprisonment. after running a few years in prison, an easy one. the state's interest in enforcing the prison sentence have to be weighed up against the freedom and danger to life and limb of innocent people imprisoned in russia and those on just to be imprisoned for political reasons. us president joe biden acknowledge germany's vital role in the deal are particularly on great sense of gratitude to the chest. the manager making them a

for more insight on the four, we spoke with matt schultz, the chief credit analyst at lendingtree.ider shopping around to get the best deals. >> shopping around seems like kind of old cliche advice, but there really is a difference in places that you go, whether it's brick and mortar stuff or online places. so taking the time to shop around can really make a difference. >> schultz goes on to say, parents should reconsider using or reusing items like backpacks and lunchboxes. lendingtree research found about 40% of shoppers expect to take on an average of $800 in debt just to get their kids ready to go back to school. well, that does it for us. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. here at 730. and of course, be sure to download our fox local app to your smart tv, where you can s introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it

[indistinct chatter] >> chancellor schultz's commitment to this deal across the finish line? could it have been possible without that aeent? pres. biden: no. >> coming up ler this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. eastern, c-span brings you live coverage of the press conference from the acting secreservice director where he will address the attempted assassination of former predent trump. you can also watch on the c-an now apple or online at -- c-span now app or online at c-span.org. >> saturday, 2024 republican residential nominee and former president donald trump speaks to voters at a campaign rally in atlanta, expected to be joined byisice presidential running mate j.d. vance. wl have live coverage of the enon-span, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> new data from the bureau of labor statistics this morning showed a slowdown in job growth in july from the previous month with the national economy adding 114,000 jobs. the unemployment rate kicked upwards to four point 3% from 4.1 percent. these fell below expectations of an addition of 175,000 jobs and steady unempl

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of planning and elaborate attack, the suspected perpetrator used a nice and acted alone. chancellor schultz visited the crime scene in filming, and promised stricter gun laws does not tell us most that was terrorism, though it was terrorism against us, all which threatens our lives. co existence, the way we live, even even. but how can an open society protect itself from terrorism? the, as you already mentioned, that the media has focused on other issues and not putting eyes in the foreground. however, whoever follows the news has also heard that isis has actually, we can, over the years, is that perception wrong? how powerful is it these days and how much damage kind of causing your well look? i mean, in 2019 the physical expression of these, let me save the column in see around the rock ended. however, since that time isis has actually d as seen and the massive growth box the also because we are no longer taking care of the problem, the core of word the stairs, to abrasions operate since 2019 significant reductions of military operations in syria and iraq. since 2021, we collectively with

you had to that despite plans to cut spending to ukraine transfer, all of schultz is fully committed to backing t for as long as necessary for alright, i want to bring you now. the german lawmaker bores me until that she's a member of parliament for the greens and he also sits on the defense committee. it's good to have you with this, let me ask you what we've got a denial from the german government, that berlin will reduce its support for key, but we have a report that says the budget next year sees a reduction by 50 percent. do you know what the truth is? to go from the bank in front of me. uh, we will see what the trophies from the bottom of the sides of the budget. for the moment, i can only warren the for don't gamble with the things that we all need in ukraine . i never gamble with the support for you. there's a very simple analysis of the situation. if you crane stops, welfare, ukraine will no longer exist. and if russia stops welfare, there will be peace. so we are supporting the price as long as it takes. let's take a look at the numbers. maybe that can give us some clarity

the walk astronomer visited berlin's brandenburg gauge before leaving chancellor or lof schultz. you ends nuclear watch, strong says any attack on a power plant in russia's course region could have catastrophic consequences. raphael grocery was inspecting the nuclear facility in an area where you, craney and troops have made advances in recent weeks. and iran supreme leader has hinted at possibly reopening negotiations with the u. s. over its nuclear program. i told her i went home and a says there is quote, no harm in engaging with the enemy. former us president donald trump pull the us out of an international agreement, limiting iran, some clear activities or pockets on telecommunication authority is facing a public outcry for 3 weeks of disrupted internet surfaces. authorities blame malfunctioning underwater cables and say that the problem could persist for weeks. but some tech watchers say it's because of government moves to control online access more tightly. this is what the internet looks like and focused on these, these transmission rates have dropped by up to 40 percent

of planning an elaborate attack, the suspected perpetrator used to nice and acted alone. chancellor schultz visited the crime scene in filming and promised stricter gun laws. that's not a capitalist most that was terrorism, though it was terrorism against us, all which threatens our lives. co existence, the way we met him. but how can an open society protect itself from terrorism? the, as you already mentioned, that the media has focused on other issues and not putting ices in the foreground. however, whoever follows the news has also heard that isis has actually, we can, over the years, is that perception wrong? how powerful is it these days and how much damage kind of causing your well look? i mean, in 2019 the physical expression of these, let me state the caliph that in see right near rock ended. however, since that time isis has actually d as seen and the massive growth box. we also because we are no longer taking care of the problem, the core of word, the stairs, abrasions operate since 2019 significant reductions of military operations in syria and iraq. since 2021. we collectively w

of planning in elaborate attack, the suspected perpetrator used to nice and acted alone. chancellor schultz visited the crime scene and zooming in and promised a stricter gun laws does not tell what was most that was terrorism. that was my terrorism against us, all which threatens our lives coexistence, the way we met him. but how can an open society protect itself from terrorism? the, as you already mentioned, that the media has focused on other issues and not putting eyes in the foreground. however, whoever follows the news has also heard that isis has actually, we can, over the years, is that perception wrong? how powerful is it these days and how much damage kind of causing your well look? i mean, in 2019, the physical expression of these lovely said the color that in see around your rock ended. however, since that time to isis has actually d as seen and the massive growth box the also because we are no longer taking care of the problem, the core of word the stairs, to abrasions operate since 2019 significant reductions of military operations in syria. and iraq, since 2021. we collectiv

of planning an elaborate attack, the suspected perpetrator used to nice and acted alone. chancellor schultz visited the crime scene in filming, and promised stricter gun laws does not tell what was most that was terrorism, though it was terrorism against us, all which threatens our lives coexistence the way we met him. but how can an open society protect itself from terrorism? the and you already mentioned that the media has focused on other issues and not putting isis in the foreground. however, whoever follows the news has also heard that isis has actually, we can, over the years, is that perception wrong? how powerful is it these days? and how much damage kind of causing your well look, i mean, in 2019 the physical expression of these, let me state the color fit in c, right? and your rock ended, however, since that time it is, this has actually been seen in a massive growth box the also because we are no longer taking care of the problem, the core of word the stairs, to abrasions operate since 2019 significant reductions of military operations in syria and iraq since 2021. we collectivel

but um, in the end, schultz agreed to go along. he got some german prisoners out of out of bell a ruse. and also there were a russian descendants who were released from prison who came out with gaskets. so in the end, i think it was mostly about germany, those slovenia had captured, to soviet sleeper agents. and apparently when the daughters of these agents arrived in russia only on the plain did they know that they were actually russian. they thought they were spanish. so interesting little element to the whole sleeper agent tail glen. i saw you reacting when stephen was talking about how involved they were supposed to have been involved in the swamp. originally, it looked like you wanted to jump into the conversation. please go ahead, as well as it is this kind of exchange here usually does involve people or individuals of broadly what is assessed to the equivalent significance, whether it's political intelligence or public. so deval need is the, the, the most prominent individual who was an opposed proposition figure was really

howard schultz is a genius.dy, as he's done to orin smith and jim donald and kevin johnson just did to the last man, is having somebody who takes their complaints public into either tweets or linkedin messaging is really not helpful. so he's got to get howard on the same page with him. and it's a great board. but, some of the governance is coming from outside and surprisingly not the activists who i was all set to complain about. they had nothing to do with this other than raise legitimate issues. >> jeff, as always, thank you very much for your insights. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll see what happens to chipotle now. >> leaves a big hole at chipotle they have to fill. it's a tough one. >> indeed. >>> still to come, two power players starting with new jersey governor phil murphy weighing in on the upcoming election. all this when "power lch tus.un" stay with us. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wan

oh, i've schultz who just stood there, kind of zoned out. and now they casually dropped this story, suggesting that it took them 2 years to find a suspect, and that he conveniently managed to just disappear into creating the minute they decided that they wanted to arrest him. now the german press has run a photo of the suspect, where in his full diving here, just in case anybody needs a little less subtlety. with all of this, he didn't actually have any explosives with him in the photograph, so, and reached by phone. the suspect apparently told the judge impressed that he has nothing to do with any of this and is pushing back on germany's accusations who's publicly presented evidence seem to begin and ends with trust me, bro. while it now the ukrainian died, but who was allegedly, with the suspect to driven the north stream blast has dismissed all the locations as planned. now we've heard from german politicians, alexander of von, bismarck, he's at the us and the ukranian involvement in the attack is undeniable. which is this on think couple

oh, i've schultz who just stood there, kind of zoned out. and now they casually dropped the stories suggesting that it took them 2 years to find a suspect and back inconveniently managed to just disappear into crane. the minute they decided that they wanted to arrest him. now the german press has run a photo of the suspect, where in his full diving year, just in case anybody needs a little less subtlety. with all of this, he didn't actually have any explosives within in the photograph though, and reached by phone and the suspect apparently told the jury and trust that he has nothing to do with any of this and is pushing back on germany's accusations who's publicly presented evidence seem to begin and ends with trust me, bro. well, not the ukrainian divert who was allegedly, with the suspect you in the north street, blocked is dismissed all the allegations as slender. and then we heard from jim and politician alexander, have on best mock. and he said to us that ukrainian involvement in the attack is undeniable. this on thinkable terrorist att

we also saw the press conference of german chancellor schultz and president biden went by and said very clearly that they would find a way to stop the word stream. but this is, i'm think of bull. this is why our economy is suffering freely now because we are no longer receiving a russian guess. well, apparently, all western countries, including the us, are not interested in that at all. they won't actively disclose it further, which is simply i'm think about to me. in fact, in 2 years, everything would become clear because only professionals could do this. amateurs can't do this. only professionals codes and people will try to keep it a secret. unfortunately, there will be no consequences, even if you queen is involved. the populace that now have a south asia nation, the celebrating its independence day, mocking 77 years after it was free from british colonial rule of a frustrating through his included a formal ceremony with practice. patio officials raising the national flag. now fireworks started at midnight. mean anything the sky, but these were in the major port, city of karachi, th

all, i've schultz who just stood there, kind of zoned out. and now they casually dropped the stories suggesting that it took them 2 years to find a suspect and back inconveniently managed to just disappear into creating the minute they decided that they wanted to arrest him. now the german press has run a photo of the suspect, where in his full diving year, just in case anybody needs a little less subtlety. with all of this, he didn't actually have any explosives with him in the photograph, so, and reached by phone. the suspect apparently told the jury impressed that he has nothing to do with any of this and is pushing back on germany's accusations who's publicly presented evidence seem to begin and ends with trust me, bro. with another ukranian diverse who was elected lee with the suspect to do in the north stream blast has dismissed all the obligations as nanda that we've heard from german politician alexander, have on best buy. he said us, i mean ukrainian involvement in the attack is undeniable. this on thinkable terrorist attack on north

and jim and chancellor laughed. schultz played a pivotal role in executing the swamp. that's because the key figure, returning back to russia was this man vadim classic gulf. he was sentenced to life in prison for the 2019 mode. and berlin of a georgian who had fought along side chechen militants. it was a politically complicated decision for germany, not least because of the brazen this of the murder. it took place in broad daylight and input in puck, just minutes away from the parliament and sean slurry. you know, try to talk about nothing, makes this decision to default and the address sentence to life imprisonment. after running a few years in prison, an easy one. the state's interest in enforcing the prison sentence to be weighed up against the freedom and danger to life and limb of innocent people imprisoned in russia and those on just to be imprisoned for political reasons. us president joe biden acknowledge germany's vital role in the deal are particularly on great sense of gratitude to the chest. the missouri making a may required me to get some significant co

they can defend themselves and say russia doesn't weigh in please hop, my friends would do too bad. schultz didn't bag for nord streams. life when binding was sounding like a mob boss, ordering a hit on it that on maybe the german economy, particularly in the east, wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know? the former us house, they get nice people as he says she wanted done oh, important pro says to replace joe biden as the democratic candidate and not just come out of houses and jumping straight into his shoes. she made the claim, an interview to st. john, how many of us who were concerned about the election wanted to have an open process . it was an open process. anyone could have gotten in harris had the endorsement of the president and she politically, as do, we took advantage of

we also saw the press conference of german chancellor schultz and president biden, 15 and said very clearly that they would find a way to stop towards the stream. but this is, i'm think of bull. this is why our economy is suffering freely now because we are no longer receiving a russian guess. well, apparently, all western countries, including the us, are not interested in that at all. and they won't actively disclose it further, which is simply um, thinkable to me. in fact, in 2 years, everything would become clear because only professionals could do this. amateurs can do this. only professionals codes and people will try to keep it a secret. unfortunately, there will be no consequences. even if you queen is involved. ok, turning attention to the middle east on gals and now we're at least 13 people have been killed and over 30 wounded. an idea of strikes on residential buildings in con eunice on wednesday. that was, according to local authorities, a warning, disturbing images ahead. the ambulances rush casualty is to be already overwhelmed, and us are hospital residents, web sounds. they w

we also saw at the press conference of german chancellor schultz and president biden, 15 and said very clearly that they would find a way to stop towards the stream. but this is, i'm think of both. this is why our economy is suffering freely now because we are no longer receiving a russian guess. well, apparently, all western countries, including the us, are not interested in that at all. so they won't actively disclose it further, which is simply on think about to me. in fact, in 2 years, everything would become clear because only professionals could do this. amateurs can do this. only professionals codes and people will try to keep the secrets. unfortunately, there will be no consequences even if you crean is involved at the package. then now the south asian nation is celebrated, gets 7 independence day, balking 77 years after it was freed from british colonial rule of the festivities included the foremost ceremony with black is standing, all specials, raising the national flag. now fireworks started at midnight, illuminating the skies. these were in the middle port, city of karachi,

we also saw the press conference of german chancellor schultz and president biden went by and said very clearly that they would find a way to stop towards the stream. but this is, i'm think of bull. this is why our economy is suffering gravely now because we are no longer receiving russian gas. well, apparently all western countries, including the. c us are not interested in that at all side, and they won't actively disclose it further, which is simply on think about to me. in fact, in 2 years, everything would become clear because only professionals could do this. amateurs can do this. only professionals codes and people will try to keep the secrets. unfortunately, there will be no consequences, even if you queen is involved at the practice. then now the south asian nation is celebrated, gets 7 independence day, balking 77 years after it was freed. from british colonial rule of the festivities included the foremost ceremony with blacklist any office of raising the national flag. now fireworks started at midnight, illuminating the skies. these were in the middle port, city of karachi, t

schultz didn't bag for nord streams, lives when 5 and was sounding like a mob boss, ordering a hit on it. then maybe the german economy, particularly in the east, wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history, but hey, what do i know? yeah. original mazda now, right, that mentioning the sabotage of the north drain pipelines during her report, you know, somebody lists the thing. united states can never admit it, blew up the pipelines because it would simply be a member of nato. a talking another member of extreme, your personal with us here. this is the we're told you as president joe biden does not want to stand up with russia over ukraine to trigger a global war. the evidence suggest just the opposite. nato now uses ukraine to attack russia. have no doubt russia will respond. beautiful, sun soaked vineyards

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schultz, german premier , i schultz, german premier, i assume he's the premier has promised to slam theafter this week's diversity in solingen. >> that's right. yes. so, olaf scholz, the german premier, is not the. not the snowman from frozen has pledged to speed up deportations after a suspected islamist knife attack in the city of solingen. they say suspected, but it seemed pretty clear cut. 26 year old syrian with suspected links to the islamic state group who did actually go claim it , so, you actually go claim it, so, you know, they've they've said or somebody representing them has said that he carried it out on their behalf, stabbed, many people, i think 11 people at a festival festival of diversity in germany. >> not as part of the scheduled entertainment. >> that's the worst thing about it. if it started happening, you might think it's one of the one of the performances. >> oh, here we go. this is a little sony lumiere about. yeah. >> it's like, oh, they're showing the all the impact of diversity. yeah but yeah. so basically i mean it's horrific. three people, three people dead.

for a lof schultz the fall, let me continue. the attack is likely to dominate and tuesday selections lead to this week where his social democrat party is expected to suffer heavy defeats. now let us have a look at some of the avenues making headlines around the world today. for a french president, obama mccall says the arrest of telegram c o. l durham was not a political move, but the cost of an independent investigation. the russian boned 1000000000 that was detained at the paris airport on subsequent french authorities accused him of failing to spend bob criminal activity on the popular messaging platform that's going to court to our bag rebels. and molly claim, ami drawn strikes of kills $21.00 civilians, including 11 children, the other northern town of tens of 10. the army says it was targeting terrace, the stripes, follow a re some flashin which to our reg rebels and is the most to fight as defeats. it's molly and soldiers and russian mercenaries in the same area. more than 70 people have been killed after a series of the

well, here in germany, the chancellor olaf schultz has vowed to ties in width and lowes in speed up deportations of filed asylum seekers. sholtes was visiting the waist and city of the building and where a knife attack and killed 3 people during a diversity festival on the weekend. prosecutors say a 26 year old syrian has admitted carrying out the assault. police are also investigating possible links to the so called islamic state, tara group are full of shots. here's respects to the victims of a mass. stopping in solving in the german chancellor, branded the attack is terrorism, and vote not to by when the fight against extremism. that's why i tell this most, this was terrorism, terrorism against us. oh, leave not to frank tons of our lives and community the way we live. that is also what those who plan on carry out such attacks always intend enough. and that is something we will never accept that no tolerate that. and the spending much like 50 and over the weekend police arrested the main suspect, a 26 year old syrian mon. these lennox, the payroll group has claimed responsibility. meanwhile,

life sholtes has bound to tighten wave bins, lowes and speed up deportations of filed asylum seekers. schultz was visiting the western city of zoning and where a knife attack and killed 3 people during a festival on the weekend. prosecutors say a 26 year old syrian has admitted to carrying out the assault. police are also investigating possible links to the so called is lumnick states, tara group phone off shots. here's respects to the victims of a mass, stopping in zoning and the german chancellor. branded the attack is terrorism, and vote not to by when the fight against extremism. that's why i tell all of us, most of this was terrorism, most terrorism against us. oh, leave not to frank tons, our lives and community, the way we live over the weekend. police arrested the main suspect, a 26 year old syrian mon. these lumnick street, tara group has claimed responsibility. meanwhile, officers search the asylum center where he is reported to have live. according to media reports the legit perfectly to had an application for asylum rejected. but he went on the run before he could be deported, bac