mandy _ work in the workshops. james, amazing call. mandy as - work in the workshops.rs leave. but you're on the telly and on the radio. in a minute, giving your wisdom, what do we do? i think we should review the offender rehabilitation act, which came in in 2014. which meant all those who go to prison for a day or up to two years are released with supervision for a year, which means that magistrates and crown courts get to give one person prison and probation, whereas previously those who didn't present a risk to the public could be given a rehabilitation order in the community and rather than be imprisoned for a week or a month in which time they can't do any courses of anything. i am surejames which time they can't do any courses of anything. i am sure james would agree with that. pit it is a pointless exercise and it has filled up pointless exercise and it has filled up the prisons with short—term prisoners. brute up the prisons with short-term prisoners-— up the prisons with short-term risoners. ~ ,, .,~i ., , prisoners. we will speak to somebody who was sent — p

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i did punches like mandy over the clean up passage to try to stop the territories in the, in that region. so maybe it did the dental creating groups and go to support their reverse and made me and looking at fossil at to try to, to, to make a notation know, to open it to created some narrative to me, to have more a once again, do some western countries inside of that awards daddy's the ones at plant i think can be at 2, maybe 2 debt countries. a call one more time, add to some kind of just like the french and etc that to try to support that to, to fight. we did to the ripples will deter is on that group so that position of defending golf is the one very good position i think. and it may be in the other add the contest. maybe that we'll see. do think most of movements like explosion of that and the exclusion of the game. the deployment funds ad day you can government and, and in the other order point to maybe cut the relations with the date ukraine. and because did not at that 1st have a 1st time and a, it's very important also to note and then add the owner at geography it's under lice.

mandy, i wonder if i could first a5k mandy, i wonder if i could first ask you to tell our audience whatbrixton hill, hit anisha, didn't stop, and she was killed straight away. and then we got told that 2am. the daily mail went to the shop whether ca5hpoint wa5 daily mail went to the shop whether ca5hpoint was and got the video footage and put the video footage up the following day. —— the shop where they ca5hpoint wa5. they ca5hpoint was. so hours after you had been told that your 20—year—old daughter had been killed. yes. and as i understand it, the footage was essentially the last moments of anisha. it was put on mail 0nline i5 anisha. it was put on mail 0nline is a video exclusive, and i think we have got the headline a5 a video exclusive, and i think we have got the headline as well, which we can show our audience. shocking moment a young woman is 5ome some members of yourfamily some members of your family so this footage. what effect did it have on them? they were absolutely incensed that this could go up, and distressed by it, and in fact, this could go up, and distressed by it, a

the occupiers were kicked out and after victory in shabaa mandi region. speed of growth and progress appeared. the most beautiful phenomenon in our resistance is that the guest phenomena are its commanders. in july, seyed mohsen turned the operation room into flames. it seems that there is a field. he was the commander of military plans in the war and after. the sacred defense of hezbollah's base was resistant, which was present in different places. seyyed fouad shekar, tera and harak against. he described takwiri groups in detail . from now on, the story will be long. in the beginning and before any beginning. in the shadow of decisive military measures and with a high and flexible forehead passion is a preposition that arises from a pronoun and to. life between the two of you was quite like resistance, heart and path. how many times have you said and acted in your life? o syed, if life has been extended, it is not me. rather, you are the one with whom i take care of you and protect you and speak to you eagerly at any time. other issues. in life, it is s

he is al-jand, he is al-mandi. by god, he is not bibalkh and mali . god is great. this school is located in the sultan's trap in rafah, and the zionist soldiers were targeted with tbj rockets. resistance forces, images of the target. the placement of the military machine of the occupying regime is also published to do. in this operation, a number of occupants were killed and wounded. at the same time, the zionist army officially confirmed the death of 3 people and the wounding of 6 of its soldiers in the explosion of a trap in the area of ​​zaytoun, gaza city. the zionist regime has announced the death toll of its soldiers in the 11-month war with gaza of 695 people and said that the condition of 645 wounded is extremely dangerous. the tel aviv-based yedioth aharanot newspaper reported that the hospital sources' figures are much higher than the military figures . the agreement of the foreign ministers of iran and egypt regarding the continuation of bilateral consultations and developments in the region. badr on saturday, egyptian foreign minister abdullasi called s

shad mandi was there on behalf of the chief of staff of the iranian armed forces. iran's ambassador to moscow also visited the exhibition. kazim jalali said iran's progress in the fields of defense and military is a proud reality and not a rhetorical issue. iran has strengthened its military might over the past years using domestic. capabilities to manufacture advanced equipment. now the country says this military prowess is aimed at self-defense and helps protect regional peace. the paris olympics have concluded and the iranian team has once again showcased an impressive performance finishing 21st in the games. our correspondant ali reza akhtiar zade has the details in this report. "the 2024 paris olympics saw the iranian team delivered the best results among regional nations, securing total of 12 medals, three gold, six silver, and three brons, that earned them a commendable 21st place in the game's rankings. what was shaping up to be quite the underperformance this year at the paris 2024 olympics, turned out to be anything but that for the iran's olympics team."

mandy: well at the national -- guest: at the national conventions there is always a separate vote for the president and vice president. that does not change the situation. at all. it has always been that the delegates nominate the president without having nominated the vice president as well. we do expect, however that the vice president will be announced before august 7 to ensure that it is all announced before ohio's original ballot certification deadline. host: and so there will not be a rollcall vote, a separate one for the vice presidential candidate on the democratic ticket? guest: it appears this year that it will not happen that way. there will be ceremonial and celebratory, that is the language that the party is using, votes on the nominee, the presidential and vice presidential nominee at the convention. but the convention chair will, once harris makes her selection will essentially say that is the vice presidential candidate this time around and we will see the ceremonial votes in a few weeks. host: we will see a representative from each state stand up on the floor the conv

. >> mandy cook says while she supports the festival overall, the cleanup afterwards can be troublesomers. cook tells us while things have gotten better over recent years, she thinks there's still room for improvement. >> i think they can do a bit more, you know, in terms of like hiring more like sanitary crews to kind of like cleaning up after the people are gone. >> since it began, outside lands has contributed more than $1 billion to the local economy in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> good stuff. so everyone wants to know how the weather is going to be for it. >> we got three days of music festival in the city. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. >> yeah, and it's going to be music to your ears if you like this kind of weather. dan and ama, let me show you the forecast for tomorrow. it's going to start off gray in typical golden gate park fashion, and then afternoon sun and breezy mid 60s. certainly we'll have a nice westerly breeze saturday fog to start, but it's a milder one. and on sunday breezy and cooler. take a look at this live picture looking at downto

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for example, its, uh, uh for me, the 9 uh you were, we don't have a space in mainstream mandy. uh, sometimes we have a pressure from our target. these are not the i think uh we are on the right side and so we will continue our activities. and how difficult is it for humanitarian workers to carry out? that was especially on the front lines. it's not easy, for example, the stein uh, they know to allow. so it is not allowed the us to go on near to different line because they say to danger was last year we went to these a shot sca. uh now they see the steel under uh, mom being good by you currently anatomy so uh they say met or not to go there. you say that you, you do this annually? a, do you expect to be coming back again next year? yes, of course. busy uh, as usual, uh we with the back or for uh, you know, the refund, the money started in the show next year too. well, i think you're doing an incredible job and do a change in the lives of so many people for that passes. we really appreciate your work well now to developing news from brazil where a plane that carrying 57 passenger

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why have the be, you know, a lot of supporting the do of americans, mandy. and if they will not be, you know, american interference in this mode are made to, and other the locker to have be, you know, not at this level. we have not been even started. i mean, the board has to understand that he says auto bought. and then they have to come to the table and i believe that all the log had been, you know, was the, i would, should say, that ended on the table. so now this is a very clear method that you definitely, uh finally the have to bump into solution furthermore, otherwise it will be more suffering for the younger than anyone else. and in europe because not the usa and i saw it plus it's a nonsense to stuff i may, i mean, definitely i had a few things independence. i know some moves by washington, a new a package. and interestingly so far an approval for strikes deep inside or russia west it, um 5 must. uh now this us was more close is about such actions previously. so if i was changed, i think the escalation, the latter is going into a very dangerous direct

that's give it up one last time for mandy medley.uple more speakers and then we have to go in make some noise. let's give it up for a speaker with an anti-imperialist operation of korean and others in the u.s. resisting war and division in korea. >> who is the revolution? get up and take a stand. we are taking back the land. we are taking back the land. we are taking back the land. comrades what a privilege it is to stand with you here today. i know you are hot, but we are going to keep on fighting. we are a national organization of anti-imperialist koreans. we have fought to expose u.s. imperialism in korea for 25 years. we came all the way from new york and california. to march with you here today because as caress of korean people, we fully support the palestinian separation struggle for self-determination across every inch of historic palestine. from the river to the sea, it's not just a chant, it's a promise. in gaza we are seeing the twisted face of u.s. imperialism exposed before the entire world. as korean people, this is a f

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i think this is a very delicate, the enrollment. indeed for mandy, for you wrong and has with law because they need to, to respond. this is what has will not have bullied. this is what the wrong consider as a dining room for a southern and t and in a city. and that the like the media to the it. however, in mind, if you will, that the response should to not to serve is that i am interest because that they want to be very cautious not to sly in, to get back to that that is chosen today by to visit a in, in terms of stuffs and in terms of timing, so this is a betty a delicate, the moment for them when they have that he took anybody that is spawns in the way that to, to, to, to, to achieve a balance of power to try to really cover the dirt. and so the question that was put in place was all taking the risk of sliding into, in, or out to war. but definitely in the last the last 2 months. or is it a in the minus 2? but again, that the 3rd element in the last, the, in october 7. and especially after having completed what's considered to be the phase one of its military operation in ga us out. and

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>> trey: tim and mandy were married in a beautiful ceremony yesterday.ter and tears, but mostly joy.ie ri could not be happier for thei so many of their friends throughout all of life were there. it was as much a family reunion as it was a wedding. but it was beautiful. as for me, i have the best seatb in the house which is right beside my beautiful wife, thierry. and ard from senator scott this morning and they are doing great, happy, typical tim scott, grateful to everyone else for yesterday. if you have a question, email us at gaudi america fox.com oring social media at gaudi america. thank you for spending part of your sunday with us and you i h. you have a great week ahead but until next . >> carley: a fox news alert. hurrican

>> i came in with mandy into was acquired by global cloud. and we have a firsthand look. what we are seeing is how their tactics have evolved. so you think about what to expect. evolving tactics, the use of bot nots to -- bot nets. the way they are analyzing our behaviors and they know how we operate. they are going after paths of least resistance in addition to sophisticate techniques. it might be small, home office networks. nsa and fbi and others have warned about. so we are seeing that. they also look at how can they go after the one to many attack types. so we see the reconnaissance against government and defense. we see them looking for u.s. government and state government domains. they are very active in all of these spaces and all of these ways to conduct attack types and they are using technology as well as the vulnerabilities that we have in order to effectuate their attacks. mr. matishak: i want to follow up on something. this is supposed to be stealthy. they were hoping not to be caught. they were found out. but even with the outing of them, they are still at

what is different about this version of the mandy leadership ? >> what do you notice that is absent in those 900 pages? any real formulation of policy that can be translated into congressional action on the environment, or the healthcare, on the economy, infrastructure, on medicare, medicaid, social security beyond okay, we need to get rid of the department of commerce. that is the economic plan. we need to get rid of the department of education, that is the education plan. we need to get rid of-- we need to rename health and human services to department of life, right mark? you can see that transfiguration of these agencies, if they are not eliminated, into something to meet with the now the new mindset of this gop, the maga mindset. when you go back and you look at what was written and what was said in the reagan era, the bush era, both bushes, for example, there was this focus on the downsizing of government , and so forth, but it was connected to other things that mattered, like 1000 points of light, no child left behind. there were articulab

. >> mandy cook says while she supports the festival overall, the clean up afterwards can be troublesomehbors. cook tells us. while things have gotten better over recent years, she thinks there's still room for improvement. >> i think they can do a bit more, you know, in terms of like hiring more like sanitary crews to kind of like cleaning up after the people are gone. >> since it began, outside lands has contributed more than $1 billion to the local economy in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> more tonight on those three taylor swift shows in vienna, canceled after an attempted terror plot. austrian officials claim two teen suspects planned to attack outside the stadium and kill as many people as possible with knives and self made explosives. authorities say both sympathized with isis and al qaeda, and one was highly radicalized online. one of the two confessed during an interrogation. taylor swift fans are disappointed they won't get to see her perform. >> they said that the concert is canceled, and i just started crying in the restaurant. >> in today's world, unfortunately

i am joined by the award- winning journalist mandy hudson, founder, ceo, and editor in chief of the new media organization. and host of the dino modelo show on sirius xm, author of "the dietz report" also an msnbc call you missed. good morning to both of you. thank you for being with us. i want to dispense with the rfk thing . if you just would like to roll your eyes in response, you may. he is also an unserious guy, but he was drawing 5 to 10% of voters polled. i can't believe that was really anywhere close to evenly split between biden and trump, or harris and trump. would you make of it? >> ali, like you, i did not think he was a big threat to trump, he was a threat to democrats because he was pulling voters away because he is an anti-vaxxed loan, for many who thought trump was not loony enough was heading toward rfk junior. whether we like it or not, it was a good thing for donald trump, because trump gets to have some of those far right voters come home to him. it is ironic to see rfk junior, the independent third-party candidate running against the establishment who called trump t

cdc director doctor mandy cohen says testing treatment and vaccines remain top priorities, especially when it comes to covid. >> it is changing faster than even the flu virus, so we need to continue to be vigilant. but yes, is it endemic? it is here with us. we need to protect ourselves and we have the tools to do it. we just need to use them. >> the government will once again provide for free covid tests per household, and the cdc has allocated $62 million for state and local programs to provide vaccines for uninsured and underinsured adults, including for the newly fda approved updated covid vaccine aimed at targeting the dominant cp2 variant. >> all of these vaccines prevent the worst of these infections. that means fewer visits to the doctor, fewer hospitalizations, and more time to enjoy the fall and winter with family and loved ones. >> the cdc recommends everyone six months or older get the updated covid and flu shots. you can even get them at the same time. meanwhile, they say people 60 and older, infants and people who are 32 to 36 weeks pregnant should also get the rsv vacci

. >> cdc director doctor mandy cohen says testing, treatment and vaccines remain top priorities, especially when it comes to covid. >> it is changing faster than even the flu virus, so we need to continue to be vigilant. but yes, is it endemic? it is here with us. we need to protect ourselves and we have the tools to do it. we just need to use them. >> the government will once again provide for free covid tests per household, and the cdc has allocated $62 million for state and local programs to provide vaccines for uninsured and underinsured adults, including for the newly fda approved updated covid vaccine aimed at targeting the dominant cp2 variant. >> all of these vaccines prevent the worst of these infections. that means fewer visits to the doctor, fewer hospitalizations, and more time to enjoy the fall and winter with family and loved ones. >> the cdc recommends everyone six months or older get the updated covid and flu shots. you can even get them at the same time. meanwhile, they say people 60 and older, infants and people who are 32 to 36 weeks pregnant should also get the rsv vacci

and one of the things we're trying to do, michael, mandy, stanley, my colleagues and i and students whogrowing up with, us doing this work is that it really just the word needs to get out there and it's not once you explain these to people, once they take the time to understand, they're just like, have we been doing this entire time? why are we voting like this? no one has it. if you are able to detach yourself from the polarization of politics and, just think about the mathematics of it. absolutely makes complete sense. and and people just go and sort of advocate for this and try to just spread the word. don't know if that answers your question, but it's kind of like i meandered there a little bit. my question has to do with of incumbency you know massachusetts is known for the least competitive in the country and i see in cambridge whether or not i like proportion of representation is that as you said there's a fairly low barrier for jumping the race and it doesn't seem to pose the same. i, i guess threat to incumbency at the same. i'm not sure it doesn't suppress voters because they

this is donald trump is like barry manilow thing in mandy, just one more time. like guys, it's song it's old it's not working and it's over. and so you what do you do? you get you scamper back to some little corner of the country where you can get a hug and a kiss and a cookie and somebody compassionate on the head and laugh at all your old stale jokes. but the air, the soda, the fears has come out of the soda. and this thing is in the toilet and starting to swell wow, i'm a very visual analogy indeed, mark mckinnon, let me turn to you. >> do you see this as a fading vegas act or one that he hopes to rejuvenate and revitalize the case. campaign by as may's talking about, trying to make sure that if he were to secure the oval office, he's not going to be essentially a lame duck fading vegas act as a perfect description. >> i was thinking old elvis, it feels like old elle his left the building. >> but you know, i tell you what really need today laura, is that in late 2015, the very first time that i went to see donald trump was in arizona. and i remember going the

all of that in a couple of a couple of your reactions from home, mandy says not a case of canny.oesn't want to. he just wants growth and cheap laboun just wants growth and cheap labour. but he'll get neither, just more crime. strong views there. and wayne says mark my words , starmer will use the words, starmer will use the illegal boats problem to take us back into the eu via the back doon back into the eu via the back door. well, some strong opinions out there now. keir starmer has been today in berlin. he says he wants to turn a corner on brexit. he makes it pretty clear that we're actually not going to reverse brexit. we're not going to enter the single market or the customs union, but it does mean a closer relationship on a number of fronts, including the economy , defence, and exchanges. economy, defence, and exchanges. now that sounds to me like we're going to be mirroring single market rules without actually being in the single market, which logically a year or two down the road leads to an argument with for accepting the rules . why don't we consider rules. why don't we

all right, that is i suppose he's looking for an answer and that's andy richardson. mandy, thank you so much. i or for mexican teenagers, their 15th birthday is a coming of age milestone celebrated with family members. but that's not possible for those with the parents in prison. however, a few families have been able to get together on the home and reports from mexico city. the the make up in the dresses familiar to anyone who knows mexican culture. the can see on use a big policy with families present that goes to the world at the 15th birthday. but this one's different. these goals are heading notes with dogs, so but to mexico, cities women's prison incent them up to i could teach law to celebrate with the j with mothers. it's an event. the n g o l is the more organizes with prison authorities. the entrances trial and then there were unions and the tears being here with them is a gift, a blessing for the family, my daughter, and it's beautiful. i couldn't control myself. i started crying, it's my boy and girl here and to celebrate both of them together. it's just while daniella is

all of that in a couple of a couple of your reactions from home, mandy says not a case of canny.oesn't want to. he just wants growth and cheap laboun just wants growth and cheap labour. but he'll get neither, just more crime. strong views there. and wayne says mark my words , starmer will use the words, starmer will use the illegal boats problem to take us back into the eu via the back doon back into the eu via the back door. well, some strong opinions out there door. well, some strong opinions out tthat sounds to me like we're now that sounds to me like we're going to be mirroring single market rules without actually being in the single market, which logically a year or two down the road leads to an argument with for accepting the rules . why don't we consider rules. why don't we consider rejoining bill rammell? you have been a lifelong pro—european union supporter and very passionate and open and honest about that. is that the path we're going? i mean, effectively this will be brexit in name only, won't it? >> do you know, there's part of me that wishes that were true, but it's

mandy.was uncanny. that was uncanny. roly from eastenders. why? well i think it was uncanny. >> it is uncanny , roly, because >> it is uncanny, roly, because it's actually uncanny. it was. yeah, it is my doppelganger in that front. >> lee carsley looks a bit like one of the mitchell brothers, doesn't he? >> he does a bit. doesn't he? >> he does a bit. doesn't he? >> yeah he does. i think he's going to do all right. he says he's going to, you know, set his own style for the england england team. >> see the thing is with lee carsley, he's he's coming just as interim because now and southgate do that though. well actually you're right because the thing is he's an fa guy. you see it's just like southgate was. so maybe the fa would think this would work perfectly. but people want a big name . no, the people want a big name. no, the pubuc people want a big name. no, the public are not going to be satisfied with respect to lee carsley to be the england manager, even if he does well in two friendlie

the councillor, mandy rigby, a liberal democrat member of bath and north east somerset council, has givenn bath were proposed by the communities themselves and the measures that we will trial or already are being trialled are the result of significant consultation and co—design. we started in autumn 2020. our intention is to continue to deliver liveable neighbourhoods , deliver liveable neighbourhoods, inviting feedback and trialling measures where appropriate. now coming up, robin hood is the latest to get the woke treatment. find out how next i'm martin daubney welcome back. it's 551, the final final furlong with me martin daubney on gb news now. woke directors of the bbc have made the sheriff of the bbc have made the sheriff of nottingham young, female and queerin of nottingham young, female and queer in the new series of sherwood. men in tights. we can take. but do we really, really need a gay gender fluid sheriff of nottingham. well, joining us now to discuss this is the lgbt activist peter tatchell. peter, you got your robin hood coloured shirt on there. beautiful to see you . i mea

mandy: well at the national -- guest: at the national conventions there is always a separate vote for president and vice president. that does not change the situation. at all. it has always been that the delegates nominate the president without having nominated the vice president as well. we do expect, however that the vice president will be announced before august 7 to ensure that it is all announced before ohio's original ballot certification deadline. host: and so there will not be a rollcall vote, a separate one for the vice presidential candidate on the democratic ticket? guest: it appears this year that it will not happen that way. there will be ceremonial and celebratory, that is the language that the party is using, votes on the nominee, the presidential and vice presidential nominee at the convention. but the convention chair will, once harris makes her selection will essentially say that is the vice presidential candidate this time around and we will see the ceremonial votes in a few weeks. host: we will see a representative from each state stand up on the floor the conventi

especially blacks, we could sense that, that she was not really mandy.black superstar in america. again, black folks don't really dissect him because he was a black-faced performer. he was doing the same thing. taking what society saw him as, but signifying to us it was a whole different set of realities. >> and we got it. >> that's right. it made me feel like whatever i'm going through today as a black 234ri78maker, it's nothing, nothing compared to what these people went through. >> you're quite a man. the four-part series "hollywood black" begins on sunday. executive producer justin semien. thanks so much for joining us. thanks for coming on. awesome for sure. that does it for us this morning. we'll see you tomorrow morning. aniqab rah picks up the coverage right now. >> right now on ana cabrera, global news, the stocks taking a dive, the selloff over fears of a recession in the u.s. what it means for your finances. >>> plus, hurricane debby making landfall in florida, bring a massive amount of rainfall and a potential storm