alexander sosnovich, failed to reach the finals of the bta 250 category tournament in the dutch herdogen boss in the semi-final, the belarusian 71st racket of the world did not cope with 26 and ekaterina aleksandrova from russia sosnovich, lost almost without a chance on 16, and in the second game she led five three, but alexandra returned to the game and tiebreaker won 76 let me remind you. in doubles sosnovich. also stopped at the stage of the semi-finals did not have enough physical strength. that is how the head coach of the belarus national football team. georgy kondratiev summed up the unfortunate loss of israel on the eve of 1:2 in the qualifying match for euro 2024 up to 85 minutes. belarusians. velie race scored, but the opponent managed not only to equalize the score from the penalty spot, but also to snatch victory in stoppage time. white has three times.

the president and i have been traditionally participating in the bta action for several years already like, uh, the employees of the hockey club dinamo minskoy ice hockey federation in the national historical museum organized a thematic exhibition staff of the belarusian red cross provided their own funds, unique materials, rare archives and personal books of donors. take holidays to heal and fill with fresh emotions children from the affected regions, a traditional and kind gesture of our country. 75 schoolchildren came to the second shift for the children in syria today. these are talented teenagers who are excellent students in their studies . winners of competitions and competitions olympiads my colleague also joined the program organized for young syrians. victoria sharkova for 10 days. the children used to spend time in the bison, delicious food, sports games have procedures, but the organizers took care of the cultural program for the last three days. the children visit the sights of our country. today we went to the nevsky castle to see. what emotions do young guests evoke dur

news feeds, in addition to this , the second racket of the world is aiming for the first place in the btatandable, sobolenko shows good results in the tournament matches until the 1/8 finals of the belarusian won in two sets. but the duel with the thirtieth racket of the world grew, stevens made the fans, belarusian and pretty worried in the first set of sobolenko. immediately seized the initiative and led 5:0. it would seem that the starting game was for arina, but the american managed to accomplish the unbelievable. she not only managed to level the score, but also brought the match to a tie-break, which also went like a roller coaster, where the belarusian tennis player was still able to snatch victory. in the second game, sobolenko managed to make the first break, but stevens is not an opponent with whom the match can go easily . the americans managed to level the score by taking arina's serve, but in the next draw the belarusian returned the advantage, decisive by gay. he showed the complete superiority of the second racket of the world with his serve sobolenko. she took it to zero ,

frankly, i think that is what happened at bta, that's what happened at half moon bay and what has happened in a lot of places where we have seen severe either mass shootings or just work -- workplace violence in general breakout. we want this information, it's not a way to label people, it is a way to intervene and try to head off some of these problems and de-escalate before they happen. kristen: let's just take 10 seconds, tell me what is the timeline here? is this going to get done during this session? >> it is. we are very confident, the way the bill is moving, especially after vetting at the senate, we have adjusted some aspects of the bill because of good commentary from our friends in the legislature. we need to get to september, get it all the way through the assembly and back to the senate for concurrence and then over for signature. unconfident that the governor will sign a bill if we can get it to him. kristen: thank you so much, senator. coming up, we are kicking off month with a special edition of the abc new series, "our america." helping tell the prices going up everywhere.

the president and i have been traditionally participating in the bta action for several years already like, uh, the employees of the hockey club dinamo minskoy ice hockey federation in the national historical museum organized a thematic exhibition staff of the belarusian red cross provided their own funds, unique materials, rare archives and personal books of donors. take the holidays to heal and fill with fresh emotions children from the affected regions, the traditional and kind gestures of our country. 75 schoolchildren came to the second shift for the belarusian children from syria today. these are talented teenagers who are excellent students in their studies . winners of competitions and competitions olympiads my colleague also joined the program organized for young syrians. victoria sharova for 10 days. the guys spent their time in the bison with benefit, delicious food , sports games have procedures, but the organizers also took care of the cultural program for the last three days. the children visit the sights of our country. today we went to the nevsky castle to see. what em

the bta will announce an agreement with the affirmed housing group to build homes next to the berryessaransit center. this will allow the affirmed housing group to lease land from the vta for housing on a long term basis. affirmed housing is already served more than 10,000 people, including veterans, senior citizens and the homeless in san jose, a block party brought hundreds of people to the downtown area. the urban vibrancy institute is teaming up with other groups for this weekly gathering to support local business. and as ktvu lamonica peters tells us, it's a way to get residents and businesses to connect more often . if you work from home all day, you still want to go out afterwards, right? live music vendors, food trucks and family fun is what you can expect at the pueblo. doris night market on south first and williams streets since covid. a lot more people are working at home and so there's not as much activity in the business community downtown. and so we want to make sure that they are aware of things are still happening here. held in san jose's sofa art and cultural district,