we have always been the party hope. so this year let us offer new hope. new hope to an america uncertain about the present. but unsurpassed in its potential for the future. to all those who idle in the cities and industries of america. let us provide new hope for the dignity of useful work. democrats have always believed that a basic civil right of all americans is that their right to earn their own way. the party of the people must always be the party of employment. to those who the future of our economy. let us provide new hope for the re industrialization of america and let our vision reach beyond the next election or the next year to a new generation of prosperity. if we could rebuild germany and japan after world war two, then surely we can re industrialized our own nation revive our inner cities in the 1980. to all those who work hard for a living wage. let us provide new hope that their price of their employment shall not be an unsafe workplace and a death. at an earlier age. all those who inhabit our land from california to the new york island, fr

young faces and hopes- from — come on, scotland! young faces and hopes.d hopes. from then on _ come on, scotland! young faces and hopes. from then on stilts _ come on, scotland! young faces and hopes. from then on stilts to - come on, scotland! young faces and hopes. from then on stilts to men . come on, scotland! young faces and j hopes. from then on stilts to men in kilts, as kick—off got closer, the noise and the optimism was overwhelming.— noise and the optimism was overwhelming. noise and the optimism was overwhelmina. ., , , .., noise and the optimism was overwhelmina. ., , , .. ., overwhelming. hopefully we can do it toda . i'm overwhelming. hopefully we can do it today. i'm positive _ overwhelming. hopefully we can do it today. i'm positive and _ overwhelming. hopefully we can do it today. i'm positive and optimistic - today. i'm positive and optimistic but we will have to wait and see. pretty confident. come on, scotland! the rainy— pretty confident. come on, scotland! the rainy weather had not dampened spirits but with first one, then a second g

i am feeling really hopeful, and even _ feeling hopeful? if _ feeling hopeful? i am feeling really hopeful, and even if the _ feeling hopeful? i am feeling really hopeful, and even if the rain - feeling hopeful? i am feeling really hopeful, and even if the rain keeps| hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that _ hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will — hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will be _ hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will be a _ hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will be a win _ hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will be a win for— hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will be a win for us. - hopeful, and even if the rain keeps off that will be a win for us. this i off that will be a win for us. this is a very noisy — off that will be a win for us. tiiiii: is a very noisy family here. they all know the _ is a very noisy family here. they all know the song, _ is a very noisy family here. they all know the song, it _ is a very noisy family here. they all know the song,

hope. we are going to close■k with the last two moments and i promise you you're going to be glad that you are sitting here. because what today is all about is about hope. if i'm not were working the greatest joy in my life is to spend on the playground were running around playing on the floor of the house with my granddaughters because i feel like everything that we are doing here is thinking about that next generation about how do we leave the world a better for our children and grandchildren. so i want you to each think about somebody in your life that your children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, somebody in your neighborhood andis the wore leaving that amanda then think about who you're about to meet, because when i think about a role model of thaon who exemplit brighter more peaceful world, it is the individuals that i am about to bring on stage who from a deeply personal story. it has the resilience to make the world better so please join me in welcoming the un goodwill ambassador.

almost a whole game but our hopes are still up. let's lo, but our hopes are still up.s are still up. let's to, cu s! ., ., ' , go, guys! you will have 15 minutes, there are three _ go, guys! you will have 15 minutes, there are three slovakia _ go, guys! you will have 15 minutes, there are three slovakia fans - go, guys! you will have 15 minutes, there are three slovakia fans in - there are three slovakia fans in here, about 500 english. the fans are re here, about 500 english. the fans are pretty excited. _ here, about 500 english. the fans are pretty excited. let's _ here, about 500 english. the fans are pretty excited. let's go - here, about 500 english. the fans are pretty excited. let's go from l are pretty excited. let's go from the euros back to france. a reminder of the x approach broke at the top of this our as voting finish that suggested the far right national rally party has won the first round of the snap parliamentary elections with 34% of the vote. the coalition on the left is second, president macron's coalition at 20.3%. joining me now is our paris corr

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we have always been the party hope. so this year let us offer new hope. new hope to an america uncertain about the present. but unsurpassed in its potential for the future. to all those who idle in the cities and industries of america. let us provide new hope for the dignity of useful work. democrats have always believed that a basic civil right of all americans is that their right to earn their own way. the party of the people must always be the party of employment. to those who the future of our economy. let us provide new hope for the re industrialization of america and let our vision reach beyond the next election or the next year to a new generation of prosperity. if we could rebuild germany and japan after world war two, then surely we can re industrialized our own nation revive our inner cities in the 1980. to all those who work hard for a living wage. let us provide new hope that their price of their employment shall not be an unsafe workplace and a death. at an earlier age. all those who inhabit our land from california to the new york island, fr

he will hope his pitch has --oular better. he will hope his pitch has popular appeal- _ better.tch has popular appeal. his question - better. he will hope his pitch has popular appeal. his question is i better. he will hope his pitch has i popular appeal. his question is how far it might take his party. alex forsyth, bbc news. ben chu from bbc verify has been looking at reform's policies — and can tell us more live from the bbc�*s verify hub. let's break down the economic pledges of reform's contract — which is what they call their manifesto. there would apparently be large personal tax cuts including, lifting the threshold for paying income tax to £20,000 per year. lowering fuel duty by 20p per litre scrapping vat on energy bills. then there are large spending pledges, including increasing defence spending to 3% of gdp within six years increasing nhs spending by £17 billion per year. so how is all this to be paid for? reform says it would "slash government waste" including by stopping the bank of england paying commercial banks interest — saving £35 billion per year, scrapping

even with the ruling today are you in any way hopeful or are you in any way hopeful or are you in anyn this country? i about gun control in this country?— about gun control in this count ? ~ ,., , about gun control in this count ? ~ , .,, country? i think sometimes hope in this field, _ country? i think sometimes hope in this field, it — country? i think sometimes hope in this field, it can _ country? i think sometimes hope in this field, it can be _ in this field, it can be delusional. as there are so many shootings that happen over and over and over again. what we have to realise is that this isn'tjust we have to realise is that this isn't just about hopeful that we have to believe that change is possible for that we're just going with the status quo. we're here to change, some things are possible working to change the dynamic if it's impossible, make it possible. that's why i think hope isn't necessarily the right thing i think about. ultimately i know that young americans have the greatest asset that you can have a near side and politics on her side. the fact that we're going to o

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german lieutenant general andreas hope explains that reservists must be trained and equipped so that strengthen or even replace combat units, as was the case during the cold war. recruits are needed to replenish the so -called allied corps, divisions, brigades necessary for the implementation of nato defense plans. of course, from the insidious russia, which, as you know, sleeps and sees exactly how to attack stupid, like the table of nato generals, putin also calls, an entire bundesfer brigade will repel the russian invasion in lithuania, on the eastern flank of nato, aryan the soldier was personally carried out with pomp, of course, by the minister of defense of the federal republic of germany, pistorius; in lithuania they plan to ask again by the twenty-seventh year. they stationed friends from germany, they are located 100 km from the russian border, there the bundesferovites head the nato battle group, which includes units from five more countries of the western military bloc, the germans were even armed for these purposes with the latest technology for... russian threat, everyt

i'm very much hoping it was 'ust fore. i'm very much hoping it was just an _ fore.s the usa in new york. both sides went into the match unbeaten and the usa's great start has really captured the imagination of the country. but usa struggled with the bat today — india's quality with the ball shining through, mohammed siraj here taking a fantastic catch as india restricted the hosts to 110 for eight in their innings. india's chase has not been without trouble though, virat kohli out for a duck first ball but they are currently 88 for three, needing 23 from 23 balls for a win that would send them through to the super eights tennis now, and two of the biggest names in the sport have been paired together for the olympic doubles. both rafa nadal and carlos alcaraz will represent spain together in paris, with the tennis event, of course being played at roland garros — plenty of good memories for nadal a 14 time winner of the french open. and now the latest champion on clay there, alcaraz, a formidable pairing. back in the uk dan evans is through to the quarterfinals of the

rising wages provide hope. but _ increase. rising wages provide hope, but perhaps _ increase.vide hope, but perhaps not in i increase. rising wages provide hope, but perhaps not in time| hope, but perhaps not in time for november's election, according to bank rater sarah foster. . , ., , ., ., foster. prices are slowing in a much faster— foster. prices are slowing in a much faster rate _ foster. prices are slowing in a much faster rate than - foster. prices are slowing in a much faster rate than wages, | foster. prices are slowing in a i much faster rate than wages, so at this point by the end of 2024 is, in theory, when americans are on pace to fully make up for the ground that they lost to inflation. the economy _ they lost to inflation. the economy is _ they lost to inflation. the economy is on _ they lost to inflation. the economy is on the - they lost to inflation. the economy is on the brink, | they lost to inflation. the economy is on the brink, and our— economy is on the brink, and our our— economy is on the brink, and our our economy is the envy of the world _ our our

the morning dream comes again to the light of our hope. bright dawn from the loving souls of our martyr. a dawn from a bright presence from distant horizons. his light is bright from the rain of hope and his soul is from the joy of you and me. iran , iran. when you know that you can untie any knot, no matter how it is, you break the cage and fly, we will not get tired tiredness doesn't mean anything to us, if the eye doesn't have life, it has no way to the sea. one day it was in your head. we will remain the enemy of the black night . we will erase the spots from the geography map . we will erase the spots from the geography map. this mountain is higher than herba or higher. today , wherever you are, we are tomorrow , the eternal and new name of this grass is my soul, my homeland, my homeland, my homeland , my homeland, everyone with one name shows the difference of every color and language, everyone with one name shows the difference of every color and language, everyone be happy and violent to the nobility of old iran, the nobility of yo

on 25%, so they were hoping to gain _ were sitting on 25%, so they were hoping to gain around _ werehave that _ hoping to gain around the percent of the vote to have that strategy - hoping to gain around the percent of the vote to have that strategy going| the vote to have that strategy going forward, _ the vote to have that strategy going forward, but — the vote to have that strategy going forward, but because _ the vote to have that strategy going forward, but because of— the vote to have that strategy going forward, but because of what's- forward, but because of what's happening _ forward, but because of what's happening with _ forward, but because of what's happening with migration, i forward, but because of what's happening with migration, andj forward, but because of what'sl happening with migration, and i think— happening with migration, and i think that — happening with migration, and i think that a _ happening with migration, and i think that a big _ happening with migration, and i think that a big part _ happening with migration, and i think that a big part to - happening w

we think so, we hope so.matter that both sides realise the seriousness of the situation and sit down and try to work out their differences. i'm also wondering, jens, what are the other challenges that make it tough for european and other foreign companies to operate in china? i think there are a number, and it depends very much on the type of industry you are you're looking at. for some, it will be lack of market access. in other cases, it's access to public procurement and security regulation. i think it's fair to say that europe still remain a significantly more open market to chinese companies than the other way around, and that is obviously something that needs to change. jens eskelund, president of the european union chamber of commerce in china, always great to have you on the show. thanks forjoining me again. thank you very much, aaron, and, really, i can't believe this is your last show. i mean, i've been following you for the past 20 years, so all the best in your future endeavours and see you somewh

they're just hoping to ride this year out, hoping somehow things will get better next year.h some folks last year to get a sense of why they were pushing the studios to make changes. i want to play a little bit of that. yeah, all realize we're in this together. this is all of our fight. like so many in hollywood, joel garfinkel is a multi hyphenate, a single mom slash tv writer slash line captain in the writers guild strike against the alliance of motion picture and television producers, or am tp despite her 15 years experience, garfinkel has taken a lower paying support staff position on the cbs show fire country. she scripted one of its episodes as a freelancer. i was feeling this huge career high. i and i had $0 in my checking account and that was so stressful because outwardly everyone was giving me these accolades and i was like, i have nothing to show for it right now. garfinkel says she's barely making a living wage because of the changes in the industry. the pay per hour has gotten smaller and smaller and smaller over time, and the span at which you can be assured of

ma sahri from the bright presence from the distant horizons, its light from the rain of hope and its life from your joy to me iran iran heart beat of my soul, iran, your pure name on my tongue, iran. the breath of the rain to the breath of the desert. when you are in the world, show your ointment, open the path of births like siavosh, only pass through these fires , let the storm be fierce, my homeland iran, light a candle, make the name of god boil, break the claws of the devil, my homeland iran. the harbinger of rain to the breath of the desert to the dry vein of the trees to the night. bring the tired ivan back to doni bhararaan, who is shivering in the heart of qomche, to the struggle of the street, to the fever of the troubled soul . i see a dream in your eyes, the sun of tomorrow is my iran, i kiss this flag with the love of my iran, make the world rain flowers with. gem of wisdom like siavash, just pass through these fires , break the storm. my homeland, iran, light a prayer candle , make the name of god boil, be the claws of the devil, my homeland , iran. show the eternal nam

also hoping that people will fear he is also hoping that people will tear the — he is also hoping thatarty's inability to follow through with potentially a i follow through with potentially a policy _ follow through with potentially a policy that — follow through with potentially a policy that they _ follow through with potentially a policy that they might _ follow through with potentially a policy that they might not - follow through with potentially a policy that they might not like. i follow through with potentially a l policy that they might not like. 0k policy that they might not like. connor, i've only got 30 seconds with each of you left before we have to close this hour. 50 i want to ask you, really, for your main final take away on that interview, i'll start with you, rosa. the clock starts now for 30 seconds. i start with you, rosa. the clock starts now for 30 seconds. i thought he still looked _ starts now for 30 seconds. i thought he still looked quite _ starts now for 30 seconds. i thought he still looked quite uncomfortable, | he still looked quite uncomfortable, he's had

a lot of that they hope will come from i of that they hope will come from scotland. — of that they hopeope will come from i scotland, where anas sarwar has done a very— scotland, where anas sarwar has done a very good _ scotland, where anas sarwar has done a very good job — scotland, where anas sarwar has done a very good job at _ scotland, where anas sarwar has done a very good job at pulling _ scotland, where anas sarwar has done a very good job at pulling the - a very good job at pulling the labour— a very good job at pulling the labour party— a very good job at pulling the labour party up _ a very good job at pulling the labour party up to _ a very good job at pulling the labour party up to level- a very good job at pulling the . labour party up to level terms. a very good job at pulling the - labour party up to level terms. what we don't _ labour party up to level terms. what we don't know— labour party up to level terms. what we don't know is— labour party up to level terms. what we don't know is what _ labour party up to level terms. what we don't know is what snp _ labour party

let us offer new hope for a stable economy. pressures of the present by invoking the full power of government. promised to increasing prices budget can be balanced only policies that bring us to a balanced prosperity of poland restraint. and to those overburdened by an unfair tax structure. letor real reform. classrooms. let us shut off tax shelters. ut school lunches. let us for expensive business lunchese nothing more than food stamps for. the rich. the tax cut of our republic opponents takes the name of tax refoit is a wonderfully republican s,idea that would redistribute income in the wrong direction. it's good news for any of you with incomes over $200,000 a year for the few of you. it offers a pot of gold worth $14,000. but the rep is bad news for the middle income families. but to many of you, they plan a pittance, a few hundred dollars a year. and that is not what the democratic party means when we say tax reform. the vast of americans cannot afford this panacefrom a republican who has denounced the progressive income t

one of them is the centrist alliance spearheaded by president my call, his supporters hope is gamble on an early election, pays off apple store. it's important to try to get back to some kind of carmody t to at least what they can see their normal, the. so maybe not everybody does to move on to try to block extremism. like turning. nowadays, we need to know we're at war. we would like to escape all of these re established order and haven't gotten our situation. so so then the 3rd choice is the new popular front coalition that includes far left candidates seizing on mac homes on popularity. the campaign was a short one. nicole and called the snap elections and a surprise announcement just 3 weeks ago after the far right made gains in european elections. several polls have shown that the national riley has only continued its rise since then. a victory for them could lead to a centrist president, my call cheering power with a far right. prime minister, france is in suspense, and relief is still a ways off. the winners and losers will only be decided after a 2nd round of voting on july 7

they want hope. . there is no hope with this guy i say it all the time now. le need hope.is a love fest they want hope. [chanting usa] een amazing. >>mr. trump:ose to be here and the rally is phenomenal. i think it starts at 7:00. tammy is fantastic. say hello toi1 everybody. ■p■p[indiscernible] we have a lot of who do you like. we have a lot of good ones. i will be announcing around the time of the convention. >> why virginia? mr. trump: we areoing u■in we are leading in virginia. that one has not been1972. we have a very good chance to win. ■] places people have nought abr country is in dire shape to put it mildly. if you look at our country, are a failing nation and that should never happen. we have to tur around st. debat. the debate is not the big deal. we had four great years. he has had three and half years of destruction. do you think he is going to be good on the stage? mr. trump: i t will be fine and then forget it in about an hour. we[indiscernle[cheering] liberated under his command under and vial tyranny that has ever filled this earth. thus will remembered. [

caller: i hope so. i hope so, but, you know, sometimes it is an accident. different people see it and they take away different things from what happened. host: peter in florida, this is keith, north carolina, morning. you are next. caller: good morning john, america. how is everybody doing today? of course they do because this is an opportunity for the american people to hear what each of the candidates have to say. but a very different take on it but before he talk about that, i have to give you kudos for not jumping out the window behind you for some of these callers like biden is wearing a mask? seriously customer i think what should happen is this is a great opportunity because you have the two candidates in the same room together, head-to-head, so i would eliminate the moderators in the sense that it is not going to be biased. what i would do is have each candidate come up with a list of 10 questions, one for biden, 10 for trump, and they go back and forth. biden asks trump a question, trump answers, trump asks biden a question, he answers, and then go

they want hope. . there is no hope with this guy biden. i say it all the timei did not even realize it. people need hope. we are in the middle of a pretty rough area @'and it is a love fest. they want want -- [chanting usa] it has been amazing. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i could be a lot of other places but i choose to be here and the rally is phenomenal. i think it starts at 7:00. tammy is fantastic. say hello to everybody. [indiscernible] we have a lot of who do you like. we have a lot of good ones. i will be announcing around the time of the convention. >> why virginia? mr. trump: we are going up in virginia. we are leaving in minnesota. that one has not been won since 1972. we have a very good chance to win. we are going to win a lot of places people have not thought about because our country is in di if you look at our country, we are a failing nation and that should never happen. we have to turn it around fast. i look forward to the debate. the debate is not the big deal. the big deal is what have you done. we had four great years

prisoners of hope.atter what it says, folks are going to fight anyway we love our children, memories of her uncle, no matter what the mac of alien calculation is, we are going to fight no matter what because that is how we choose to go that is how we choose to live that is how we oose to laugh and sing and work and organize. if they told us tomorrow we absolutely no chance, i'm still going down swinging, mean a thing if you ain't got that>> one more time for dr. cornell west. [applause] dr. cornell westw. -- west. wow. i love you. there ain't nothing you can do about i i love you. i have in five minutes left. i have a tree, i will put him onot. he is not just a brilliant thinker, a l of his people around these issues, but he's also a pretty good good poet. and i love reading his poetry. special. i've got a few minutes just to give a chance to read that then i will come back and thank our sponsors and say good night. would you mind reading that wonderful piece. [applause] >> voices of junrming world shac

this hope will be created in the people. if the problem is not solved, the hope will return to disappointment and worse than the first means that follow-up must be done, god willing. the supreme leader of the islamic revolution described the foundations of western human rights as false and incorrect, and pointing out that the westerners themselves do not adhere to what human rights are, he added: respected judges should not rely on the foundations of western human rights to issue judicial rulings. to cite i heard that some honorable judges are in their judgments. they do it according to the principles of human rights in the west, those principles are wrong, and now they themselves do not act. nothing that you have now is a clear sign of today's world. not the internal law of the country. in another part of this meeting, ayatollah khamenei pointed out the good programs on the radio in introducing the views of the candidates for the presidential election and said that the candidates in expressing their programs and opinions fr

i�*m hoping for a few shocks.t teams to actually come out on a mac, to the pitch and see why... i am mostly reaching for creation, so i�*m looking out for them. find am mostly reaching for creation, so i'm looking out for them.— i'm looking out for them. and they are playing — i'm looking out for them. and they are playing croatia _ i'm looking out for them. and they are playing croatia later— i'm looking out for them. and they are playing croatia later on. - i'm looking out for them. and they are playing croatia later on. we i are playing croatia later on. we don't are playing croatia later on. - don't actually know what to expect don�*t actually know what to expect from the defending champions we know they won euro 2020. they had brilliant qualifiers and reach to the tournament, this time around, we have got so many newcomers. —— i am we don�*t know what to expect from italy, they�*re going to be absolutely brilliant or rather disappointing. i�*m hoping it is the latter rather than the former. find latter rather t

there's been a lot of hope and false hope shawnee, i keep asking you this question, but are we stuck again? are we any closer to the end of this round of the conflict it's, it's hard to say, i think by it, in hopes this will start some sort of a very vigorous process within these really society, political one, at least that will maybe put more pressure on it to now come on, it's on the other side, they recognize as the weakness, supplements, and now when in the international arena and the political arena, i'm not sure the so eager to show a lot of flexibility, we will have to see the next phase. if this really, if the american push for it is and carter seems to be very much engaged egypt and if we made the manage just to bring some, some change to the static, completely tragic situation. it's too, it's still too soon to tell. i'm afraid shiny was on us. thanks for joining us in the studio. look, indonesia has offer to send peacekeeping troops to enforce the ceasefire and gaza. is israel and mazda accept the new proposal? indonesia, as president elect proposal to be unto says, a spar

>> well, i hope not. think if you're talking about $4 trillion reduction in revenue, you're going to make impact the economy some ways. you're going to encourage some people to work. maybe investment rises. that might raise a little bit of revenue to offset the cost. but you're still going to lose revenue overall. i think the data is pretty clear from the tax cuts in jobs act from between 2018 to about 2019 that the federal government did lose revenue. now, that's not to say that the tcj didn't make improvements to the tax system, but i think it's a stretch to say that it paid for itself. >> how much of -- part of that if i'm recalling correctly, was creating a window through which u.s. corporations could bring foreign domiciled profits back into the u.s. at favorable tax rates. kyle or brendan, whoever wants to take this, did that happen in any big, material way? or anotherway to put it is, are a lot of profits still sitting overseas untaxed? >> so, part of the reforms to the international system include

and if we don't, hope so. at least i hope. and if we don't. it's — hope so. at least i hope. if we don't, it's not the end of the - hope so. at least i hope. and if we don't, it's not the end of the world| don't, it's not the end of the world and i_ don't, it's not the end of the world and ijust— don't, it's not the end of the world and ijust feel we could do better and ijust feel we could do better and if— and ijust feel we could do better and if we — and ijust feel we could do better and if we do, i hope we win this tournament, so. it and if we do, i hope we win this tournament, so.— and if we do, i hope we win this tournament, so. it would be nice if we win the — tournament, so. it would be nice if we win the games, _ tournament, so. it would be nice if we win the games, yeah. - tournament, so. it would be nice if we win the games, yeah. we - tournament, so. it would be nice if we win the games, yeah. we just l tournament, so. it would be nice if- we win the games, yeah. we just want scotland to give a good game for themselves because we don't know —— we know they didn't p

. >> circle of hope girls ranch and boarding school. it was in missouri on a farm. the students followed a strict regimen of chores and schoolwork and bible study. >> was it important to you that she go to a place where there was going to be some spiritual help? >> at this point i didn't really care. i just needed her to have help. >> there are hundreds of private residential facilities across the country promising to reform troubled teens. they range from it wilderness programs to therapeutic boarding schools to boot camps. and then there are those whose lessons derive from it a very particular religious point of view. circle of hope was run by a married couple boyd and stephanie householder. at the heart of their program. miss householder was a nurse and she was going to facilitate her medications and things like that. >> most important of all, perhaps, they had a free bed and could take ashley right away. for just $100 a month. to teresa it felt like a miracle of sorts. she signed a contract committing ashley to an 18 month stay. and

i hope that— dangerous precedent. i hope that the _ dangerous precedent.and against one of the most powerful governments in the world — powerful governments in the world will give hope to all journalists and publishers imprisoned around the world. and we — imprisoned around the world. and we encourage everyone who stood _ and we encourage everyone who stood to — and we encourage everyone who stood to fight forjulian to continue that fight for him and for all— continue that fight for him and for all of— continue that fight for him and for all of those others in the hope — for all of those others in the hope that we can secure their freedom _ hope that we can secure their freedom too. thank you very much — much. inaudible question we�*vejust been inaudible question we�*ve just been listening in to jen robinson there, julian assange�*s uk and australia counsel. we also heard from barry pollock, julian assange�*s us counsel. they�*ve just emerged from the court after that landmark hearing that ended julian assange�*s years—long legal battle there in the us ter

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i am hopeful but i also have faith. we have to work every day 24/7. >> hopeful? the vision and leadership of everything a person on this panel, i'm honored. secondly, theople like the congressional representative from california. congressional resolution on freedmen settlements for honoring, the protection of freedom settlements, tomorrow is juneteenth. >> what makes you hopeful, sir? >> i will tell you what makes me optimistic. >> go optimistic, you are going to challenge my thesis? >> we have been doing that for 25 years. i love you. nd who has had three grandparents who survived slavery would tell you a that pessimists are right more often but optimi winning. chicken little taught us pessimism will keep us from losing -- dr. king taught us optimism will allow you to build the movement. weight now that we can win this movement. 20 years ago it was under four degreeswe keep it under two because we have won some of those when i was a from nuclear war, we found a way to pull the brink and we saw that the bald eagle extinct from dbt and we figured out the science.

expectations, i will change that word to hopes. the hopes are that we get out of the group.he group stage at the world cup or the euros before, so that would be very good for scotland. it is going to be difficult. the group we are in, the hungarians, the swiss and of course the germans themselves. the germans very much will be favourite to win the group, but the other teams, much of a muchness and on any given day they could beat each other. real hopes that scotland could maybe get second place, and third place might be enough as well. very different when i was playing, there were only eight teams in the tournament, and in our group we had the world champions in the european champions, so i think this group has got a bit of a chance. share so i think this group has got a bit of a chance-— of a chance. are goals are concerned? _ of a chance. are goals are concerned? they - of a chance. are goals are concerned? they always l of a chance. are goals are . concerned? they always have of a chance. are goals are - concerned? they always have been of a chance. are goals are _ concer

god, in your hope, in the name of your friend , from whom everything comes. good morning, dear and respected viewers, may god be good and happy. inshallah , we proudly present the greetings of today's reporter to your kind eyes. may the birth of the tenth shining star in the sky be blessed. imamate and guardianship were blessed to each of you. my heart is filled with your love, you are my song you have saved me so that one day i will become, sir , see your space, give me a voice, sir , swear to your mother, samara, you are my heart, you are my role model , sir. al-azeem hosni , sir, let me sacrifice your name, sir, my tenth moonlight is in your soul and my soul is in your soul and my tenth soul is the moonlight in your soul and my soul is in your soul and my soul my sleep is in my room and my soul is in my room and my soul is my moonlight in your room and my soul is in your room and my soul is your country and your friend i have a lot of your name as a boy. with faith , we write with the children at school my heart is you, who is my role model, sir. i remembe

hope. hope. you know, when i was talking about giving ourselves permission to dream, and articulating that dream and passing it on -- i think it is important, as movement builders, that we not only -- it is also important that we are naming, laboring for the dream. and a platform that is about advancing hope. that is not hokey. that is not corning. i think there are plenty of people that motivate with fear. we want to motivate with hope. i talked often about the fact that as women of color, as black women, that we are scolded for expressing anger. we are always being talked out of our reach. we can feel the pressure to comport ourselves in a way that does not fully surrender to that, but know that our righteous rage and indignation in the face of injustice is rooted in radical love. it is rooted in radical love and hope. it is a movement that is fueled by hope. so what i would say to your students is, hope is a discipline. i'm an aquarius, so i love a good affirmation. i love poetry. one of my cl

in the name of dia, to be patient with iran, to be patient with its people, to kiss its flag with hope. iran pulsating, comfort iran. your ashes come on my tongue, tell me from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from watching to majdeh, sing with me again about that spring that is not, a dawn dream will come again to our martyr, a dawn from a bright presence from distant horizons , a bright dawn of our hope, a bright dawn from the breaths of lovers. his light is from the rain of hope and his life is from the happiness of iran, the heartbeat of his heart. good morning to you, dear viewers , celebrating the celebration of the first theme of the school discussion section on the development and equipping of schools in tehran province . hello, may you be well. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . with regards to you and the respected viewers of the channel , please tell me about today's program. today, sir , before we get into the discussion of the twenty-sixth festival, i would like to offer my condolences on the anniversary. long live the death of mr. hafez. the s

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hope. you know, when i was talking about giving ourselves permission to dream and articulating the dream and passing it on, it's important as movement builders, that we not only trauma bond. it is so important that we are articulating, manifesting, laboring for the dream. in a platform that is about advancing hope. it is not corny. there are plenty of people who motivate with fear. we want to motivate with hope. i talk often about the fact that as women of color, we are scolded for expressing anger. we are being talked out of our rage. we can feel the pressure in a way that does not fully surrender to that. our rage and indignation in the face of injustice is rooted in radical love. rooted in radical love and hope. it is a movement that is fueled by hope. what i will say to your students, hope is a discipline. i am in aquarius, i love a good affirmation. one of my closest siblings in the movement during the pandemic gave me an affirmation which is that i choose the discipline of hope over t

we hope that today is mostly a preparation for us. after a long time, amir ghale- novi collected it, anyway, it is a preliminary game for the society , it is an official game, and it can also be an aspect of a condition there should be preparations so that we can actually be in it and test our team again . i think we should be ready for the next stages of the game against uzbekistan, which i think will be in three or four days. that's right, the team will return to tehran with masharipov and oronov. i used to play in our own league, it can be a very serious competitor , it is like this and in fact there are special conditions . qualifying as the first team to the next group let the next round take place , let's see what we can do there with a more serious opponent, with our east asian opponents, including japan, korea . we have very difficult conditions. now, in the next period, we will probably play against them, and it will be very difficult games, but if we pass this issue , today the world freestyle wrestling is going to be held.

“hello, hope, hello, why did you decide to call galina back then, well, when i found out that someone, yes, why, who, why, well, i called her back , she says i'm supposed to in general, the daughter of the ex-wife, your uncle, well , you hear, absolutely no one heard anything, i asked everyone later, but the fact is that in the demyanenko family, i’m basically already the eldest, all the parents have already left, there’s no one to find out from , but nevertheless, you willingly made contact, well, it probably depends on the person, but why not, so i decided, yes, what kind of photographs we have, i barely found there. as she asked, maybe someone, if, i say, yes, nadya is here, yes, i know, i say, but they are divorced now, she says, maybe maybe there are sisters there, well, or brothers, i say, yes, two sisters, there are, who live in surgut, nadezhda, but what do you even know about the fate of your uncle, about how they lived with their wife nadezhda, you know , in principle, i was still a child, we... this is my dad’s younger brother, next to us, well, in general , we live there a

certain kind of hope. it's a belief that if we behave well, things will turn out not any in this life, but in a future life. so that's a pretty good um kind of bind for people's behavior and it's kind of quite a good way of controlling some people's behavior. and i would say from the beginning of the 20th century on which people started to have a different kind of hope, which was a social consumer type. hope i can improve my status so i can improve my situation . things can get better. and in fact, for most of this century, for a lot of people, things where gradually getting better, you know, if you look at the graph of people's incomes and their living conditions and so on, in much of the world, it looked like the graph was going up then if you look at the gr office productivity to work as incomes, you'll see in about 1979, a southern break they, they used to track each other and suddenly they diverge. this was the beginning of reaganomics and satcher. and so when suddenly you see the, the well square off

important that the peace summit, because there are so many high-ranking personalities on board, i hope that their contributions, their visions and perspectives, ideas, they will be extremely important for... to already take shape dialogue and peace, here in this historic place, i think that we can, i hope, take the first step together, because all this is in our interests, thank you, thank you, bye, the president of ukraine is invited. thank you, madam president, thank you, dear members of the media, and all those present today. today is the day. of our joint success, because we all managed to give diplomacy a chance. ukraine never wanted to fight. we know who started this unprovoked terror, it is russia, and the one who wanted it is putin, but in any case, the whole world has become stronger, the world united and from this was born the formula of peace, peace where the whole world is. united for peace, for the effectiveness of the principles of the un charter and international law, and that is why we talk about global security. this is a concept that is close to every people in the wo

how many in private did you greet irina, no i can tell you, i don't want to disturb her now, i hope she is getting some sleep, because she was working yesterday with us in the morning and has been working for the second week in a row, and now she is cooking for children whose parents died due to russian aggression, defending ukraine, and now they are cooking these children before... so that they can have a vacation abroad, and i hope that your greetings will continue, in the meantime, we continue to talk with our guests, and serhii chaus, the head of the chasovoyarsk city military administration, is already in touch with us, sir sergey, we welcome you, tell us what is the current situation in mayar? good luck to you too, the situation has been steadily difficult for the past few months, unfortunately, we are not experiencing any improvements now. that is why it is dangerous in the city, it is very noisy in the city, we continue to work, you know, i caught my eye with photos, such a report of the military 24 separate mechanized brigade oleg petrosyuk, who, by the way , also won the photo

i have talked about this more than once. that we had some hope there, hope, we spent a lot of time hopingmething would change and china would at least be neutral, but remember the statements there by british intelligence about the readiness of china to supply lethal weapons, but i have, i told you that i had an episode in my life where i communicated, i was lucky with one of the two most famous experts, academics in the world, who... published several books about china, and she just blew out all my rosy hopes that the 6pin and the current government in china could be some kind of ally of ukraine, it is the ideological half-brother of the russian system, and that is why even the meeting recently yesterday, in my opinion, or yesterday, there was probably a meeting of zelenskyi's high-ranking adviser in beijing with... with an attempt to convince once again that china is an ideological ally, and it is an ideological enemy of democratic europe, and since ukraine is part of democratic europe, it is an ideological enemy of ukraine, and the ideology is for shidzenpinna, for the communist party o

the people hoped for a sara society. i imagined we would change the world. tens of thousands of messages from all over the world wanted to help reconstruct the country. this mission became the dream. it was simply a spirit of optimism where we.