of the earth, the george and authorities to withdraw the lo and uphold their commitments to their new pass. now, what's interesting here is harry is that, that certainly does seem to me to be quite an unequivocal condemnation. however, what we did not get is a statement from the 27 you members. instead we got it from these 2 high ranking you officials and my understanding is that because there was division among the years 27 members on exactly how to proceed or personally due to some opposition from hungary. it's not the 1st time that budapest is at all with brussels on this. so given those divisions so that you can pretty much impact this state of relations with georgia will get taught billing when a foreign ministers meet later this month. can you explain for us, rosie how this bill could impact george's prospect of joining the e u in concrete terms? because it's a, it's a bit confusing with the prime minister of georgia saying it's necessary for the countries integration into you protests or say it would rec jeep yeah. join his chances will be coming into you remember? so what's the cas

productions, it has been a few years, perhaps a decade, since we entered this field, and anyway, new pass needs both planning and support. i believe that one of the main problems of financing is that you may have very good ideas in line with the objectives of the islamic republic of iran, but in any case, it cannot be financed or produced . now, if you allow me, i think we have about 78 minutes to return. basically , let's discuss the current state of animation today, now that these conditions have been created, you have come to the conclusion that you will get a resolution of the supreme council of cultural revolution to establish a foundation for the national certification of animation, mrs. dr. fakhrian. we have to examine this issue from two parts, one is the animation production part, as friends have said and it has also been said in the media space, we have to accept the fact that less than 5% of our animation production space is at that high level that gives satisfaction and causes a it becomes common knowledge that how much we have grown and matured in fact, 95 percent are working

productions , that is, it has been a few years, maybe a decade, since we entered this field, and anyway, new pass needs both planning and support. one of the main problems of financing is that you may have very good ideas that are in line with the goals of the islamic republic of iran, but in any case , if you don't finance it, it won't be produced. now, if you allow me, i think we have about 78 minutes until the end of the program. we have and discuss about the current state of animation today, which is now this the circumstances have created that you will come to the conclusion that you will get an approval from the supreme council of the cultural revolution as a foundation for the establishment of a national boyan, ms. dr. fakhrian . let's examine the animation production sector, as friends have said and it has been said in the media space , we have to accept the fact that less than 5 % of our animation production space is at that high level that causes satisfaction and causes a public mood . we have grown and reached 95% they are working at other levels. in the field of production, we should

we passed new -- we passed several new commonsense rules in our gun safety bill, including rules closinggerous loopholes on background checks, and i salute so many of my colleagues led by chris murphy and kyrsten sinema who helped make this happen. yesterday those rules on background checks were supposed to into into effect but sadly maga extreme incompetentses -- extreme ibss had other plans. instead they exploited our justice system and put our background check reforms on ice. how did they do it? by taking their case to their favorite judge in the country in the northern district of texas to rubber stamp a nationwide injunction. the decision out of texas is terrible for america for two reasons. first, the decision out of texas is another consequence of judge shopping, a deeply unfair practice which jaundices the whole fairness and support a judicial system has, where radicals, right-wing maga radicals all but guarantee a favorable outcome by going to a judge of their choice often in jurisdictions where there is only one sitting judge in that local division, guaranteeing a favorable aud

is expected to block any efforts by democrats to pass new ethics rules for the high court, which has a code, but polices itself. >> there is literally no place else in the federal government in which an allegation against an official is raised, and there is not even fact-finding done. >> reporter: new polling shows public approval of the court has plummeted in just the last four years. >> i think, at the very least, we need more answers to questions about the second flag and about his involvement and about whether he tried to distance himself from it because a flag outside of his house reasonably appears to represent his own views of the merits of the case. >> reporter: justice alito did not respond to our request for comment about the flight controversies, but norah, he and the rest of the court are set to rule on two january 6th, 2020, election cases in a matter of

news, the headlines... we're on the front line in ukraine where its military says heavy battles are looming. russia pushes ahead with its assault near kharkiv. president zelenskyy has passed to new laws including asking prisoners to fight. the israeli military says its recovered the bodies of three hostages — it says were they were killed while escaping a music festival on october the 7th. to sudan — where the governor of darfur is urging civilians to take up arms to defend themselves amid the ongoing war. and — the first guidance for the vatican in a0 years on the reporting of "apparitions" and supernatural phenomena. let's return to one of those main stories, and the latest on the civil war that is an golfing suit on.

laws _ my ability to govern or pass new laws or— my ability to govern or pass new laws or amend existingn example of where governmentjust goes too this is i think, an example of where government just goes too far. free speech— government just goes too far. free speech should be free speech. somebody should have the right to wear a _ somebody should have the right to wear a rainbow lanyard, just like they— wear a rainbow lanyard, just like they should have the right to wear a british flag — they should have the right to wear a british flag lanyard, or an american fla- british flag lanyard, or an american flag lanyard or an israeli flag lanyard, _ flag lanyard or an israeli flag lanyard, that's what free speech in america _ lanyard, that's what free speech in america and the uk is all about. and rodne , america and the uk is all about. and rodney. your— america and the uk is all about. fific rodney, your time for america and the uk is all about. fific rodney, your time for the panel is, and we've touched on this already, but it was the number of politicians lining up next to donald trump at

tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass in texas.ommittee has voted to allow a parliamentary vote on tuesday that is likely to overturn the presidential veto put on a controversial �*foreign influence' bill. it requires non—governmental organisations and independent media that receive more than twenty percent of their funding from abroad to register as acting in the interest of a foreign power. the bill has sparked weeks of protests in the country. the president vetoed the legislation last week, describing it as "russian in spirit". earlier we heard from our correspondent rayhan demytrie, who's in tblisi. she explained what would be happening in court today. we are standing at the back entrance to the parliament. some protesters are gathering in a park nearby. inside parliament mp5 are now debating this controversial law on the transparency of foreign influence, the so—called foreign agents law. it was passed by the parliamentary majority about two weeks ago, then it was vetoed by the country's president and what is happening today i

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the group of doctors are calling on lawmakers to pass new laws that strengthen background checks andequire safe storage of guns. the best way to treat a gunshot wound is to prevent it from happening. the call for action comes ahead of the 2 year mark since the tragic mass shooting that claimed the lives of 19 students and 2 teachers at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, illinois democratic senator durbin says his party needs help to address this issue. he is calling on voters to elect people who want to pass legislation that would make it tougher to get high powered guns, women and men. >> we have a sense of responsibility to change once and for all will speaking over the weekend to members of the nra, former president donald trump said he would roll back the new gun laws passed after uvalde and let there be no doubt the survival of our second amendment is very much on the ballot. the former president said he wants to stop any attempt to restrict gun ownership reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> the environmental protection agency is warning community water systems acros

. >>> sad news to pass along tonight for raiders fans, jim otte, also known as mr. rader passed away today at the age of 86. he was the first center the never missed a game in his 15 year career . that is 210 consecutive league stars playing through what he estimated was 30 concussions, holding down the raiders offensive line from 1960 to 1974. the raiders made the announcement just a few hours ago, calling him the original raider and saying he was, quote, the foundational piece of a transcendent offensive line that not only prepared the raiders to success on the field but resonated with fans and helped build the raiders persona and mystique. >>> well, that is the soundtrack of san francisco remembering one of the legends tonight. the san francisco lesbian friend dance celebrating harvey milk day at harvey milk plaza. would have been 94 today. was shot and killed inside city hall in 1978 but his legacy lives on. >> so many actual friends of harvey milk can continue to be sure that his legacy is not forgotten , used as a beacon of hope for future generations to come.

expanding tap features that lets them confirm the identities or make person-to-person payments into new payment pass a pivotal point with the rise of a.i. in new tax a that aimed at a more convenient and secure future finally this former president trump and president biden have agreed to two debates leaving out independent presidential rfk junior. that led choctaw to make the bizarre comment on how kitty's presidents could actually help biden. watch. >> if you ever spent a lot of time watching robert kennedy junior speak, if you joe biden you're going to want him on the debate stage. >> i think there will be a point that they see that as an asset i'm in the minority on this but i think. >> he is a vocal issue is an element. >> i think you'll help biden look less with any of his issues come across less. i don't think a lot of people realize this about robert f kennedy junior. it'll be interesting. >> rfk junior has a neurological condition that affects his voice and contrasting with biden's age and mental capacities is somehow but the comments raise a lot of eyebrows. maria: because he is an issue wi

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tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass, texas. >>a bipartisan group of u.s. pledged support for taiwan and its new leader monday during a trip to the island days after china held military drills around taiwan. the representatives reaffirm the u.s. commitment to supporting taiwan militarily, diplomatically and economically while on the five-day visit. it's the first group of lawmakers to visit the lawmakers since president william l. took ofce. china expressed strong opposition to the trip saying it undermined the relationship between beijing and washington. the u.s. does not have formal diplomatic ties with taiwan but it is bound by its own laws to provide the island with defensive weapons. support for taiwan has long been a flashpoint in u.s.-china relationss. let's take a look at other headlines from around the world -- severe weather has killed at least 22 people here in the u.s. prompting the governors of kentucky and arkansas to declare state of emergency. whether deaths were reported in kentucky, arkansas, texas, and oklahoma. sunday some more than 600 r

the new will pass monday in a 5 to 2 vote.nt so-called zoom bombings incidents of public commentator logging remotely often using fake names. this pew offensive statements. popular santa cruz brewery is now coming up. he is 39 in san francisco. the humble see brewing company put up this coming soon. banner. no word on when exactly it's set to open that you can already check out their beer there. bay area locations in alameda and pacifica. it's always nice to hear businesses are opening up in the bay area. john, good morning. >> yeah, love to see that. and well, it's going to be a cool day in san francisco today for all those tourists. so make sure that if you have anyone visiting, they know it's going to be a great forecast for him. we're looking at deep in marine layer across the bay area, as you can see it quite hour right here. we do have a little bit of a seabreeze pushing around those monterey, cypress around the tower. we are going to be looking at a day today. that brings with it, increased in a row. let let's woods fro

the new law passed. by passing this law, the members of the american house of representatives declared that it is forbidden to create any restrictions on the type of weapons sent. this the law was released at the same time as large-scale demonstrations in american universities against washington's support for tel aviv . according to the spokesperson of the tehran book fair , about 400 billion tomans worth of books have been sold in the book fair so far. today's book fair. it operates until 21:00 with an extension of one hour. the book fair has busy days, from holding specialized meetings to presenting the latest printed books. the state of the exhibition, thank god , is much more diverse than last year when i came. we came from ardabil to buy books. we are at the fair virtual also participated at the same time anyway. we had and they are presenting products in relation to the support of the exhibition compared to previous years . this event was not far from the eyes of the media and was reflected in vari

tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass in texas. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. turnout in more than three decades. elections are normally boycotted, seen as a way for the indian government to legitimize control over the region. these are the first general elections since the modi government took away kashmir�*s special status in 2019. voting has become a way for many kashmiris to protest that move. our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports from new delhi. chanting. political rallies, common in general elections. this one is different. for people in indian—administered kashmir, voting has become a form of protest. garlands and sweets. a voice for that anger. now clearly there is a huge gap between what they claim and what is the reality on the ground. what you see it in spite of what the bjp data. what you see it in spite of what the bjp data. because in 2019, the government revoked kashmir�*s autonomy. a guarantee to its own flag, constitution and statehood, saying it would bring development to the region. but a crackdown on any dissent against the mov

in schools in new regions, passing the unified state exam is not yet mandatory; this is done solely at request of schoolchildren; such a measure is provided for during the transition period. if children don't feel confidence that they can pass the exam on an equal basis with schoolchildren from other unshelled regions of russia, they can always opt for an internal exam, such are the majority so far, but the daredevils are still on... i am taking the unified state exam, i believe that this is a very good opportunity to apply to more prestigious universities in russia, and secondly. test your knowledge, which is important along with the guys from russia. lyceum number 12 in the center of donetsk, this year two classes graduate from here. long months due to after shelling, children were forced to study online, and yet, throughout the last year they worked, giving their all, studying the same manuals as their peers on the mainland. you know, well, the difficulties are associated not so much with the transition to russian standards, but with the situation in which we find ourselves, and i m

held by mikhail dekterev, now he holds the post of minister of sports. four out of five new appointees have passedr are undergoing the so-called governor’s school in the program for training the personnel management reserve of the civil service on the basis of the higher school of public administration. alexei besprozvannyh is a graduate of the first stream. dmitry demeshin ii. and ilya seredyuk and alexey smirnov are studying in the sixth stream. and today the date of the single voting day became known. this year it is scheduled for september 8, as announced by the chairman of the central electoral commission. pomfilova village. she noted that taking into account the new appointments, the number of regions in which elections are planned in september increased from 16 to 20, and the number of voters from 54 to 55 million. russia positively assesses china's initiatives on conflict resolution in ukraine. vladimir putin stated this in an interview with the chinese news agency xinhua on the eve of his state visit to the prc. the president emphasized that the plan put forward by beijing speaks of the n

we are shocked by this tragic news. we pass on our words. sincere sympathy and support for the families who died in this terrible plane crash, we wish the iranian people courage and fortitude. during the plenary session, the head of the amana state council, abdumalik al-khalili, addressed the senators. he arrived in moscow on an official visit at the personal invitation of the speaker of the upper house. thousands of tehran residents came out to the central street today. square to pray for the deceased president raisi. today is the farewell ceremony, and the funeral will take place tomorrow. raisi will rest in his native city, and foreign minister abdalahian will rest in the city of ray. new details of the helicopter crash have also emerged. ankara urged not to be surprised if the disaster turns out to be sabotage and insists on a un investigation. will continue the topic. alexander belibov. despite what has risen over tehran this morning. the sun, his the streets still remained dark, countless crowds of mourners dressed in black filled the

new tele donia . my business from this is paula. been to have passed a bill to get french citizens the right to vote in new caledonia, the leaders of the indigenous population known as the catholic. se the move with weak and that representation was legit. it's regrettable vision. now paul and men treat debates from some about and other parties didn't say a word about law enforcement. they were only in showing the new caledonia democratic folks is respected. they've voted 3 times to remain french. and to respect the parliamentary vote, we need to understand what we're doing here. this is so that somebody is born in new kind of don't you have to caledonian parents can vote in local elections. it's not revolutionary. at least the same. people have died that 18 others are injured after a bus rolled off of mount and us right in southeast and through will forward to say 40 people in the bus when the accident happened. bad weather conditions have happened. recovery efforts of the remaining bodies on the scene not peruse. traffic department says such accidents

news. the state assembly has passed a bill that would allow cannabis cafe's across california.tyle cafes, sell food and non-alcoholic drinks and host live entertainment while letting people buy and use marijuana products inside the state senate has yet to approve this bill. and governor newsom vetoed a previous version saying it would violate the state's laws on smoke-free workplace us. san jose plans to install 33 new high-speed cameras all throughout the city in late 2020 for 25, 2025. the city is trying to see if these cameras are going to help reduce speed collisions this year. the city council will decide where the cameras are going to be placed. they will vote on this coming up in the fall. city leaders say the goal is for the cameras to be evenly split around the city to make sure communities of color and low income neighborhoods. also get the cameras for the first 60 days of the program, drivers will get a warning. but afterwards there will be fines and low-income drivers will be asked to provide community service hours instead of paying. city leaders say law enforcemen

we are absolutely confronted with a new reality when they have already passed _ new reality when they law. as your correspondent rightly said, _ law. as your correspondent rightly said. the _ law. as your correspondent rightly said, the president can veto the bill that— said, the president can veto the bill that they only need a simple majority— bill that they only need a simple majority to override it within the next _ majority to override it within the next couple of weeks. the turbulence on the _ next couple of weeks. the turbulence on the streets, the protests and rallies— on the streets, the protests and rallies will— on the streets, the protests and rallies will go on to the last minute _ rallies will go on to the last minute and in october we have elections — minute and in october we have elections coming up where the georgian — elections coming up where the georgian public should basically go on a referendum and make a final decision— on a referendum and make a final decision which way we want to go, what _ decision which way we want to go, what is _ decision which way we want

tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass in texas. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.he sun as the number of melanoma skin cancer cases in the uk continues to rise. cancer research uk predicts there will be a record 20,800 cases diagnosed this year — up from a yearly average of 19,300 between 2020 and 2022. cancer research uk says it has been a particularly large increase among older people as chi chi izundu reports. going to take a locating photograph. these are just some of the examples of what melanoma skin cancer can look like. and according to cancer research uk, the number of cases of this serious and often most dangerous form of the disease is on the rise. rates of melanoma have increased by almost a third over a decade, from 21 to 28 per 100,000 people between 2007 and 2009 and 2017 and 2019. it's more common in the elderly. among those aged over 80, there was a 57% rise, while amongst those aged 25 to a9, there was a 7% increase. 17,000 melanoma cases every year are preventable, with almost nine in ten caused by too much ultraviolet radiation. and one source o

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tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass in texas. 12 people had been injured due to turbulence on a flightr landing in ireland. it comesjust hospital after landing in ireland. it comes just days after a man died after extreme turbulence on a singapore airlines —— airlines flights. passengers and crew on board this qatar airways plane were launched into the air and objects thrown across the cabin. some of those who landed in dublin said the seat belt signs were off when sudden turbulence hit. we just felt the plane dip for about five seconds. and next to us, we saw the flight attendantjust go up in the air and come straight back down. they had the seat belt signs on, they were off. next minute, whomp, dinner came off my lap, and yeah, just food all over the plane. i had my seat belt on, she didn't. he had his arm around me and held me down. i saw people two rows ahead, flying up in the air, _ about a metre, then drop down. when the plane landed in dublin, it was met by emergency services. 12 passengers and crew were injured. the incident comes less than a week after a british man died on a

tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass, in texas. just a couple more stories before we go.e service. she had never officially retired from her role with american airlines, but had recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. american airlines said she started in 1957 and held the guinness world record for longest—serving flight attendant. in a statement, the airline said, "bette inspired generations of flight attendants. fly high, bette," its tribute read. and finally — a taste for you now of the uk's famous annual cheese—rolling competition in gloucestershire. competitors from all over the world ignored warnings about potential dangers. there were a number of injuries last year, but again today, people willingly threw themselves down cooper's hill, in a tradition that began two centuries ago. the prize for the winners? appropriately, a large wheel of double gloucester. kudos to those brave enough to take part. bye for now. hello. the weather over the bank holiday weekend was quite changeable for many of us, and more of the same in the days ahead. tuesday for many will be a

new a rules passed by the european parliament will go into effect impacting businesses like it did in the e. u. a i act does reference the impact of a i on the environment. it asset ai systems are developed in using a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner. so it doesn't really fill out what that means. she lives a laws which were drafted before the rules, but aren't nearly as comprehensive, don't address environmental impact either. it's, i think what's concerning is not only that this is not being addressed um enough. i said to should, i think, but also the voice of the people affected by it is not considered. right. so even if you look at research the press, quite often they report on the environmental impact, but they don't report on how the situation can affect to the uh, livelihood or their well being of the communities participating somehow, within the body chain of division, intelligence is operating a data center for your a i model is a reason why a community doesn't have access to drinking water. is that still sustainable? we need those voices to participate as well

one of them just asked for the green new deal to be passed. that's at the university of chicago. t the green new deal passed before they leave. it has nothing to do with the palestinians. i'm curious about president biden's political instincts here. if he wants to win re-election why be silent on this and leave the rest of us totally baffled. help a sister out, we could use cover here, sir, if you are in the press office. >> the biden campaign is absolutely freaked out over these numbers where trump is beating biden among younger voters. the democrat party does not exist without younger voters and to be -- to look at the numbers they are looking at right now is absolutely devastating for them. which is why joe biden is doing all of this crazy stuff about violating the constitution, violating the supreme court by paying off student debt, forcing americans who, you have know, are plumbers and carpenters to pay off the student debts of these clowns. it has set up an interesting situation where all donald trump has to say is not only is all of this stuff going on and joe biden is sile

the new rule passed monday on a 5 to 2 vote.o prevent so-called zoom bombings or incidents of public commenters logged on remotely from outside the city often using fake names to just spew offensive garbage councilmember say those incidents have become more frequent and have evolved into serious abuse. they say under this new rule, people on zoom participating in the meeting are still allowed to comment on specific agenda items but can no longer comment during the general public comment period. >> with everything there's also good and bad. and while i the issue is that remote participation brings. i think really good. i think we have more places, a more diverse voices can we benefit from the perspective? it's a balance. >> and we saw tonight what's on the other side of that scale. >> and it is ugly and it is distracting and it takes us off course and conducting the city's business. >> there's policy goes into effect immediately. >> the fairfield sassoon unified teachers association will be hosting a rally tomorrow at the school

new momentum. john holman, out, is it a part of the police of this pass demonstrate as outside the georgia in parliament in tbilisi update approved the foreign interference low. the new legislation was passed despite weeks of mass protests demonstrates as fit could be used to cub descent and stand in the way of georgia joining the european union one day to meet them evident that reports not from the capital of tbilisi. it was a battle they had little of, of with the demons, faces gathered up upon demand for the final vote on the so called for an agents bill. police push them back from the entering students from colleges and universities skipped classes to be here. the please. hello is accepted. we, we can't even use the certification. so why, why the hell we need it? because of the election that's at all of the very close. i see the things that without these kinds of measures, so it isn't possible for them to read. and the remaining time while protest, as john said outside the ruling, georgia, dream party was always likely to wind about as with the allies, they have more than half the seats and pond rem

tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass, in texas.for years. scheduled blackouts have cost the country thousands ofjobs and billions of dollars in lost business. but in the last few months, something has changed — the country has experienced an unusually steady supply of electricity. as south arricans prepare to vote in a general election, some critics are concerned it could be the result of electioneering. but others believe that south africa's energy problem is finally being fixed. the bbc�*s nomsa maseko reports. this power station is one of south africa's many power plants that are coming back online to help minimise the country's electricity crisis. this is a move the government hopes will lessen rolling blackouts, which have crippled the economy and forced south africans to turn to alternatives. all of these efforts are orchestrated. there's nothing sudden about what you are seeing today. and, in fact, the picture looks even exceptionally better. what is it? i'm happy to say to the country as i stand before you today the energy

tom bateman, bbc news, eagle pass, in texas.esday. the former us president faces 3a charges for allegedly falsifying business records to cover up payments made to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. he has denied all of the allegations. if found guilty, mr trump would become the first former us president with a criminal conviction, and the first major party candidate to run for the white house as a felon. ahead of the closing arguments and jury deliberations, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke with robert costa, cbs chief elections and campaign correspondent. he is very much unhappy with this case. it has been a burden for him politically, it's eaten up a tonne of his time when he wants to be focused on president biden in the general election. and whether he's convicted or not, you can expect donald trump, according to his allies, defend his grievances throughout the rest of the summer about this case. at the same time, i'm told by sources close to president biden they'll use the culmination of this case,

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that no one else was involved in last week's assassination of time from the slow by 5 minutes news just passing midnight here in the russian capital with a ton of updates to pass along to you right here on so you have a look at these pictures as to ron bait, basically go to a standstill. thousands pack the around you and capital to mock the parsing of the countries the president. of course, he was killed along with other senior officials and a helicopter crash on sunday. crowds of passed into most of the streets, pray for the victims. officials from dozens of countries have been attending the funeral events as well. and their onset supreme lead. uh, i had told i found that a lead prayers at the funeral footage of showing him hugging the grandchildren of the late president and expressing his condolences and the russian foreign minister also paying his respects as well. so good luck for all for there in the middle of the pitch of visiting the residents of the around in, i busted her and must go to sign a book of condolence and the russian state duma. speak of the edge of slab below and travel to

that are in the united states. >> reporter: the agency beefing up staffing thanks to a new compensation plan passedy congress. airlines flying larger aircraft this weekend to accommodate crowds. but still battling a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers. in order to keep air travel on schedule the faa is opening up air space typically reserved for air travel and the faa. >>> now to the race for the white house. former president trump doubling down on his false claims that president biden authorized the use of deadly force against him during the fbi raid of mar-a-lago last year. special counsel jack smith seeking a gag order to stop trump from making those statements, saying they pose a risk to law enforcement. >> reporter: tonight, just hours after special counsel jack smith asked for a gag order on the former president, donald trump again pushing serious disinformation on truth social. the justice department calling trump's words dangerous. trump today posting this false claim that, “biden's d.o.j. authorized use of deadly force against him in the fbi raid. the statement, untrue. in fact

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