abel: yes. as you read the indictment, i encourage everyone to read this, only 45 pages long and it is not technical. a highschooler could read this. you see facts about private conversations that donald trump and mike pence had. the facts have to have come from mike pence. if this case goes to trial, then mike pence would be a witness and would have to testify. kristen: let me ask you, it depends on when the trial is done, whether he is convicted on some or none of these, but if he is convicted of something before election day, could he remain on the ballot and still be elected president? is there anything in the constitution that would disqualify a criminal conviction , someone with a criminal conviction? prof. abel: if he is convicted, he can still run and still be elected. the constitution doesn't prevent someone with a felony conviction from being elected president. kristen: you just have to be 35 years old and a natural born u.s. citizen, that's it? prof. abel: there are other qualificatio

i hope that you can hear me, a lot of music is playing, and just in the last while abels —— and justese lanterns and displaying some of her music. within the last few minutes, they played her arguably biggest hit, nothing compares to you. many of the fans who have gathered here were singing along, clapping, very emotional, and they were holding flowers, the plan to share with the cortez as it passes through. a very traditional funeral bar what about —— not a traditionalfuneral but funeral bar what about —— not a traditional funeral but what about sinead o'connor has ever been traditional? the private service going on but here as we speak and within the next we are expecting the funeral cortez to pass through here, at a private burial. if funeral cortez to pass through here, at a private burial.— at a private burial. if you can hear me, i at a private burial. if you can hear me. i know _ at a private burial. if you can hear me. i know it's — at a private burial. if you can hear me, i know it's very _ at a private burial. if you can hear me, i know it's very noisy - at a private burial

those who composed the training manual are also abel for all the forces of the most severe pressure and persecution of russians. they didn’t see the same, just as they didn’t see, the infringement of the russian language is referred to the constitution is not a fallow one, where it is written free use , as well as in the language of the nineteenth year, which on paper, it seems, allows you to do without sovereign language in the field of private communication, but in reality, perhaps, we can do without further ado. it's easier to show a small selection of videos . you get to know each other in ukraine. i told you in this life. we said you don't understand us. so i don’t understand you are bound, it means the law of ukraine because i am russian food ukrainian the right to tell in ukraine the girls filmed the khanate with impunity harassment sometimes the murder, as happened with the writer , a fierce defender of the russians, oles, whose last name is not found in the manifesto of professional deceivers, since it alone would be enough to completely destroy the virtual image of a tolerant

fans, brags, celebrated the goal twice, first abel ruiz scored, then golden alvar recorded his accounto, however, is a greek team. she also had chances to score and daniel mansi took advantage of one of them, not only added a fly in the ointment to the portuguese joy and increased the chances of her team to get into the group stage of the champions league, but also brought more than double the bet that both teams will be able to excel in this match. well, already, starting from friday, all the attention of the fans will again turn to the russian premier league, the sixth round. let him not promise high-profile signs of intrigue. it has enough. one of them is in the confrontation between the first and last team of the krasnodar championship and the torch, this meeting has the status of an online machture the main issue. does krasnodar keep the first line in the table, to guarantee a positive response, the southerners need to win, however, impudent people from voronezh surely have their own opinion and most likely an excellent opinion of krasnodar residents. team. vadima evseeva started

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. yohe all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. all right, david sampson here, he says that. >> there will not be a vote until all of those questions have been answered. which will likely take several months. >> meantime, we're back here in the taking a live look outside at the transamerica. building a blue skies with the there's some clouds moving along there. so, lawrence, joining us. like you're met you're a good to be here on this cooler evening around the bay area. the changes are under way. we've seen that fog sweep back in along the coastline and even making its way inside the bay right now. so >> changes temperature wise yet. we're finally the cool things down after a couple of very warm, even some hot days around the bay area. but now the clouds really kind of thickening up already pushing on shore. temperatures for today. still hot inland. you're 90 degrees in livermore. 90 in san jose. remember yesterday was 86 in san francisco. still very warm. 7

heavily advanced humanly from the first brother killing the first brother, came killing abel? what gives me hope, at times i say we have an advanced but when i sit and listen to other human beings who show this earth, i gain hope in the human story and the resilience and the courage that people have. >> lee bycel, thank you for your conversation about the book 'refugees in america'. we would like you to read this book and more importantly, take the time to listen, here and tell you stories. thank you for being with us here on "mosaic" . >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition . >> hurricane hillary is moving up the west coast. in the n

the speed isn't always easy to write abels music on paper. so the musicians have to keep practicing the right beat until they get it down. his energy is contagious. and what does that screw myself? what's? what's important given music, i'm also looking to take away the space between the audience and the performer. we need to solve the boundary in between, so that's what i look for with the music. to make people pretty much forget themselves and, and be reflective. the agents allowed to a is making his mark in the world of classical music and bringing together the traditions of different countries. with his compositions the, the judge, capital amsterdam attract millions of visitors every year with its beautiful houses along the many canals and a world famous by culture. but do the pictures on social media and of up to the real thing. let's find out there is no shortage of amazing photos of amsterdam on instagram in the city. really don't that good in real life. they say it was a visit. we check out 3 spots that are essentially popular. but let

those who composed the training manual are also abel for all the forces of the most severe pressure and russians. they didn’t see the same, just as they didn’t see, the infringement of the russian language is referred to the constitution of the independent , where its free use is prescribed, as well as in the legal language of the nineteenth year, which on paper, it seems, allows you to do without sovereign language in the sphere of private communication, but what in fact , perhaps, we can do without further ado. it's easier to show a small selection of videos, in short. she didn't say, don't be rude to people. i you her life you said you don't understand us. so i don’t understand you are connected, because i am a russian russian deadly ukrainian ukraine khanate with impunity harassment and sometimes murder, as happened with the writer, a fierce defender about russian oles. buzina , whose surnames cannot be found in the manifesto of professional deceivers, since her name alone would be enough to completely destroy the virtual image of a tolerant democratic ukraine . activists never. the

also eristov whiskey dirt once a good whiskey was now a sponsor of terrorism william lawsons whiskey abel felby out more royal brokla next angel nv and other drinks martini also st. germain and benedictine now it's all sponsors of terrorism if you buy all this means you pay taxes to the russian budget, including in general bacardi owns more than 200 brands, including the same name signed by the name of this company rom, after the start of the war, an important bacardi announced the stoppage and export to russia, the cessation of investments in advertising, but later part of the post disappeared, this company returned with an official statement and continued supply its products to russia for millions of dollars and look for new employees by publishing a job advertisement and in 2001 and 2002 the company paid more than 12 million dollars in taxes to the russian budget and increased its profits by almost 206%. well, this is reported by the economic truth because other competitors have left the abacus market and all that remains is to come to your alcoholic drinks, so be careful when you see

those who composed the training manual are also abel for all the forces of the most severe pressure andussians. they didn’t see the same, just as they didn’t see, the infringement of the russian language refers to the constitution of the independent, where its free use is prescribed, as well as to the law the language of the nineteenth year, which, on paper, seem to allow you to do without sovereign language in the sphere of private communication, but in reality, perhaps, we can do without unnecessary words. it's easier to show a small selection of videos in ukraine, you get fired, you get acquainted, your life has left. we said you don't understand us. so i don’t understand you are bound, which means the law of ukraine because i am a russian woman with impunity harassment and sometimes murder. as happened to the writer, an ardent defender of the professional professions, oles, whose surname is elderberry in the manifesto of professional deceivers cannot be found, since it alone would be enough to completely destroy the virtual image of a tolerant democratic ukraine. systematic persecut

and i believe in abel. and you believe.s what god needs to change more, don't think i'm holding you another place is sacred. show me just the right person to look out for the prince's feet. i recede to eat under the tsarevich, the mother vasilisa volokhov is hated by many, and therefore you can believe. if everything you said is true. i will bring you to the king and tell you that it was you who saved him. winner, i 'll blow you up here. who is not silent here? well, i'll crush your face. dear you or not? i will decide such power to me sovereign dan with me. bargain. boyar how to know him? no. i’ll tell you everything, that i’ll tell you everything and google about tsarevich dimitri and about nagiev and about the polish conspiracy. i love you, i know that you are water again you stir up and plot against the sovereign, you will perish overnight. throw it out of here. for the maintenance of the court of the patriarch is generous, what to do? everything, how did you decide? all but not all. the patriarchal throne in moscow is

able to strike with, with the american authorities and, and you have to also understand that bulletin abel is the perfect kind of imperial puppet for the united states. this is what they do over and over again is they find a compromise to figure somebody that they can exert leverage on and they prop them up. and the 2nd that they become no longer useful they, they go after them and they get rid of them, they put them in jail or have them taken out, you know, so he, for, for, for what's going on in niger right now. and then in west africa, he's a perfect person for the united states because they can basically make him do whatever they want. the bigger problem here is that the nigerian senate has rejected his request to invade nice year. so he's, he's, it looks like he's trying to use his power at the eco, was the regional block that he chairs um to, to have it envisioned. and, and just uh, 2 days ago the eco was said that they would attack niger, but they won't. and now is when and where or how something else i'd like to point out nice year is a critical colleague and helping to keep the li

but always enjoyed speaking to ms. abel. freedom, blood, maney, black consciousness. and you talked of as live from johannesburg. thank you very much. moscow has praised the words of pope francis who exulted russia's legacy while delivering a speech to young russian complex, encouraging them to preserve and promote their culture. you are the heirs of the great russia degree, russian of saints of kings, the great russia, peter, with the great of catherine, the seconds of that great enlightened russian empire of great culture and re comenity never give up this legacy. you are the errors of the great mother, russia, go forward with things which you may have issues queer story. the punitive knows russian history and that's very good. it is really deep. it has deep roots. a task is to carry a heritage to our young people, to remind them of it. and the fact that the positive sounds in unison with our efforts is very encouraging to the point of speech to young believers took place during the 10th meeting of catholic youth in saint petersburg. the vatican liter chose to admit

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. >> sampson says there will not be a vote until all those questions are answered, which will likely take several months. transit officials in south bexar getting ready for beyonce fans. the ahead of her concert at levi stadium next wednesday. the tea's announcing that it's adding more trains to and from levi's extra service to the stadium will start at 04:30pm, extra bus service will also be on standby after the concert. eta will run trains continuously until all the passengers are cleared from the great america vta station. coming up next, authorities recovered thousands of dollars worth of stolen merchandise being sold. a local flea markets. >> how investigators say they are able tell the items were stolen. plus very intelligent, hardworking, smart, beautiful people. and breaks my heart. that they have 20's family local mayors battle with the company to purchase thousands of acres of land. how sh

we are a teacher, gary-abel said that all of us all of us will die of cancer if we live to see it.d of genetic damage that cells lead to the fact that the cells go crazy. yes, and so, how all these undesirable effects from our point of view occur strongly depend on this genetic background, which is individual to the previous each of us. on the one hand, it is certainly individual, on the other hand. there are, some of it can be enlarged like that. if you want, where some communities are created, but in the most primitive concept, you know, there someone will look at the shape of the nose or say something else, and i know who this is why but because most ethnic groups were formed in historical e not very distant times, when some small group of people may be relatives, having separated from a larger group of people, but then gave rise to such a large colony group people tribe people and so on. this means that within the ethnos, and people have a relatively greater number of common mutations of change. with each other than outside this ethnos, this makes them similar in a certain sens

these yes , the name was put into use in 1644 by the dutch traveler abel tasman and was widely used over the next year and a half. the correct answer to this question is yes, the tenth question. is it true that iron and its alloys are non-ferrous metals time. ksenia no difficult question, because as far as i know, iron and its alloys are ferrous metals, and non-ferrous metals include copper, gold and other non-ferrous metals. what smart girl? i'm very happy for her, and cast iron what is probably ferrous metal. who knows what cast iron is? talk to me. it seems to me that this is some kind of terracotta army of yanin. what is cast iron? i do not know svyatoslav iron with carbon, but only in certain proportions. there must be a certain amount of carbon for this alloy to be called cast iron. yes thank you very much the correct answer to this question. of course not, iron and its alloys are classified as ferrous metals, and all other metals and alloys are non-ferrous , the eleventh question. is it true that germany was the first bourgeois state in europe? sophia, how did you respond? no why

economy is getting a boost from bidenonmics and abel ching federal budget -- and a bulging federal budget estimate. this is bloomberg. ♪ grand canyon university's rn to bsn online degree program makes earning your bachelor's in nursing possible. balance online coursework with local in-person clinicals to prepare you to lead as a charge nurse in the time you have - from wherever you are - leaving room for what matters. achieve your goals with your personalized plan and team behind you. find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu >> it is a job report that has something for everybody. >> this is an in line payrolls report. >> in line with market consensus but also in line with fed wishes. >> gradual labor market normalization. >> our view is the fed is done. >> we may still be looking at either a september rate hike or another rate hike before the end of the year. >> the hawks in the fed are going to focus in on the wage growth. >> we can accommodate this for percent wage growth. >>>> they are going to argue the labor market is too strong. >> it feels like the soft landing c

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. >> he says there will not be a vote until all those questions are answered, which will likely take months. >> next, the latest effort to liven downtown san francisco. this one includes spending tea cups. >> stay home for your safety. that's what a recent memo some federal employees said because of conditions outside san francisco office. news nation's nancy loo talked to the supervisor who represents the neighborhood around the federal building. >> the office of nancy pelosi tells news nation the safety of all workers here at this san francisco federal building. >> he's always been a priority and increased security measures are now in place. but despite more attention on the criminal activity around here, workers say getting to and from their offices safely is never a given. >> every day is different. outside the san francisco federal building. and on this day, there's a man openly doing drugs les

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim periodyou've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. as there will not be a vote until all of those questions are answered, which he thinks will take. >> months. talk about the niners now and do a little football chat as trey lance's future and position with the forty-niners is up in the air. coach kyle shanahan announced that the backup quarterback position has gone to someone else. kron four's will tran has the latest. >> normally we don't do a story on third-string quarterback, but he was supposed to be the face of the franchise, which is why this is such big news for bay area. sports fans, trey lance living up to his name trey. he will be the backup to the backup a couple of seasons ago. they traded 3 0st round draft choices to move up from 12 to number 3 to draft him. and then he never lived up to his expectations. early night is falling. i mean, he was injured last year. he was the starter. and then in game 2, he hurt his ankle, broke his ankle

abele introduces us to this guy. does berkeley grad who is really working to beautify the bay area. >> one weekend at a time. >> good to be outside. you know, helps with that. but the mind and bite, if you see trash outside just kind of deference to commuting across the bay area can be a hassle. but for livermore resident andy wong, it wasn't the traffic that bothered him. it was the trash she saw on the side of the road. you know, i used to commute a lot to for work and i would drive to altamont pass and, you know, i just can't help but notice so much trash laying around. and so i decided, you know, do something about it in october of 2021, he started cleaning up the streets of livermore in his spare time. that's now evolved into him picking up trash in different cities all across the bay every weekend. whether it's oakland, san francisco, a word, etcetera, you know, just, you know, every week and every day i just go somewhere and just pick up some trash. he would find new areas by looking at satellite images on goo

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. >> david salmon very says there will not be a vote until all of these questions are answered. he says which likely will take months. francisco giants are partnering with the pollen initiative. that's an organization working with people inside prisons to help out san quentin baseball. the official baseball team over the prison's rehab center for more than 70 years. the baseball team has helped people who are incarcerated develop some valuable skills, including teamwork, disciplined and effective communication as part of this new partnership. the giants are providing new uniforms and equipment. the team's going to also be renamed the san quentin giants. >> up next, a tough deal for the tough mudder competitors who are now dealing with rashes. some even heading to the yard. what we're learning tonight about the infections they got in sonoma. plus, the changes that have come to napa. exactly 9 years n

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. >> well, we went on to say there will be not be a vote until all those questions are answered, which he believes will likely take months. >> 7.40, right now and it was 9 years ago yesterday when the nap earthquake struck caused extensive damage in napa was a 6 point. oh, that destroyed buildings and ruptured streets. one person died several several 100 were injured. 50 buildings in all suffered severe damage in more than 1000 had moderate damage. the courthouse is back up and running now. but that took years to rebuild. >> i think that earthquake really helped propel not only the recovery, but the next phase, which we're in now. >> new development like restaurants and shops that have helped to invigorate the city have come popped up and taken years to complete now attracting more tourists to dollars a few spots like the old post office haven't changed since the quake, but it's going to get a remod

abel: vernon savings was shut down by federal regulators, saddled with $1.3 billion in bad loans.'ve been untenable for a banker, and when that all went blooey, the entire industry ultimately went belly up. well, get in line so we can have this -- i am in line! i'm next! quiet down! man: guys, quiet down! i'm going to disperse the whole bunch of you. mccarthy: this was the third day of the run on the old court savings and loan association. the only thing i can do at this point, i have no choice -- we have to close. i don't think it's right. that's our money. this year, a record 260 banks will go bust. that's almost 800 in the past five years. bad loans to the third world, bad loans to the oil industry, bad loans to real estate developers. nocera: one of the reasons bankers made outrageous loans was because of federal deposit insurance. if the loan went well, then you rake in the profit. if the loan went poorly, then the federal government picks up the tab. collins: with deregulation, the s&ls got into that commercial real estate market and lost their shirt. pizzo: all over the uni

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. well, sampson said there will not be a vote until all of those questions are answered. me thinks that could take months. it's 9.40 and it was 9 years ago this week with an app earthquake struck caused extensive damage to the city. this 6.0 quake destroyed buildings and it just broke apart streets. they buck told one person died. several 100 were injured. there were fires that popped up because of it. 50 building suffered severe damage more than 1000 buildings suffered moderate damage. the courthouse is back up and running. but that took years to rebuild. >> i think that earthquake really helped propel not only the recovery, but the next phase, which we're in now. >> the new development, the there. and, you know, they've seen lots of restaurants and shops developed and that has invigorated the city and attract new tourist dollars. there are a few things like the old post office, for example, still

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim period. you've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. >> well, says there will not be a vote until all of those questions are answered, which will likely, he says, take months. >> the self-contained sustainable ev charging solution that fits into a parking spot. how it's helping drivers and emergency situations. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up i >> it's 6.44. here for things that you need to know today. that's a lot of foreigners. kaiser permanente. workers across the nation are preparing to take a strike vote tomorrow. the union represents 85,000 workers and after this vote, the strike could begin on october. 1st and he of police officers are going to be back in court to figure out if they violated a state law because they traded racist text messages. 3 officers have been charged with multiple civil rights violations. and police across the bay area are looking for this man who was reported missing last seen on his boat on friday, which is where he

. >> i you don't abel, you cannot have a completed relocate where you going to play in the interim periodu've got to have all those questions answered before. there's any type of relocation. >> well, sampson says there will not be a vote until all those questions are answered. he thinks that could take months. >> time now is 8.41. in. still ahead, the a's take on the chicago white sox will see who came out on top in that game. and after the break, temperatures are topping out. that's for sure. expected to spike to next week. we're going to take a look and how well, just plain old water hydrates, you. a 44 right now and let's talk sports. the a's got off to a good start. chicago taking on the way get kate rooney standing by with a look at how they brought that went home. >> after an uneven six-game homestand. started a seven-game road trip in chicago on thursday facing the white sox. a lot of fans there and this st. louis fan at the game might have been hoping to see the cardinals. but what she ended up seeing was a home run contest. we pick it up with the a's down one, nothing in the 4th,

you know, firstly, this is our abel, he was a wonderful artist, an amazing artist. are many many in my office hung for years, a portrait of lenin. well, some there greeted and greeted. well, somehow no one else had the highest part of the day coming to me. oh, what an interesting portrait of lenin you have, and i say, it’s all in abundance, and everything is beautiful. well , you know who this is, quickly ice, a man whom i naturally didn’t know, he died earlier , an incident that i respect endlessly. this is a direct example of a real illegal immigrant who spent 17 years in prison. well, there was never a word. this is an absolutely amazing intelligence officer , modest and smart. well, what it should be, but just to me 5 days ago we installed a board for ours. the ceremony was amazing for director trubnikov, because he was an outstanding person, but this is lyoshenka, my great friend. he is terribly missed. here is a person, here is the real thing, you understand, here is the real lyosha, not work yura, who was incredibly modest, you know, people who live in a diff

you have to tell the whole story of abel ism is foundational to anti right.like if we can't and don't talk about those things and again use precise language. this is the thing i was talking about with a friend the other day that sort there has been this supplanting of, talking about instead of talking about anti fatness fatphobia if that is your term of choice with like talking about diet, culture and that strikes me as culture a useful term with a great deal of utility and a thing that we should all be able to like name identify. and there are times when we use diet culture to be like the biggest loser was totally culture and i'm like the biggest loser was abusing fat people on tv for entertainment. that's a really different thing. like, guys, we're all hurt by diet culture, right? like that. not if you're one of the people on the tv running until you barf, right? like that's like a different that's like a different thing. are they still it? they were like a couple of years. i watched it for a column and then i was just like the whole time i was just like we

so this is really the opening ceremony is house here in the national theater in, sorry, abel. and the title of the film opening the festival this year is hit the future. the story about cultural resistance and the music scene during the siege of sarajevo. there is another important part of this edition on a re heart of, sorry, eval award for the hassle contribution to the art of film. and this here, this causes director has been ramsey well and receive it. the previous recipients of the award include onto image only, robert in a row or venue, c. o del toro, the people who are able, are very proud to have this festival because it is the largest film festival in the reason i because because it attract so many celebrities insurances, from around the world. but there is another reason as well. this film festivals have rules and feel free me page during the age of how are you able in to 90 and the basement where it is reading the place where hacked people this type 9 person tends more to choir back in the days there was no electricity so power generators were used for the screening

it's a story as old as the story of cain and abel. is that to tear down what'st successful and useful in spite because your own sacrifices, let's say, have apparently gone unrewarded. and that's just the same old, endless archetypal story playing out in political guys. and there are no shortage of people as welluys.d , especially on the more psychopathic side of the continuum who will adopte the camouflage of compassion. let's say we see that expressed in relationship to do care for group rights. they'll adopt the camouflage of compassion to tear everythinof g down and dance around in the ruins. and there's actually a fairly extensiv groally ae psychologicl literature now detailing the relationship between lercissism, psychopathip betwey the manipulative ness and left wing authoritarian political viewpoints. and so this because >> jessedren , they feel insufficient, they feel disregardeeel insud. cause >> they feel disrespected. what what causes this lashins go out? >> this. well, everybody. everybody. well, look. verybody iwell, ever

nothing has changed since the days of abel and cain. vasya well, you can't kill yourself like that. of yegor, he is killed. maybe you can talk to him, otherwise everyone will shove him. tell me the knife that you found in yegor's barn before , it's a conspicuous knife. well, i don’t know how conspicuous he ended up in yegor’s barn, i don’t know, you know matveyevich i saw it like a knife at yegor’s house near omsk, he shouted that he would kill him, but this one, with whom he fought for valentina, and here this knife uh-huh and here this knife is the partner of the slain, how is it? teeth what teeth? yes, he and yegor had no fangs, what kind of graters were there? we when well and where is he now maybe do not know? so, probably, my amber is also over, they say. what stuffing with natalia now, i suppose, love is twisting? with which natalia is it known? with which natalia with a divorcee? in the evenings past her house well, you are, then we'll talk. talking, vassenka, won't help here, something else is needed here. what do you need to open? what happened, but then speak not to talk