that is the point, abel? if the races i point, abel?'m from california and kamala - from california and kamala is from california and kamala is from california. she has always been a supporter of a mandatory buy—back gun programme. so this notion that she owns a gun, i don't know when that happened, but this notion that all of the sudden she owns a gun, she is really in saigon in california, so it goes back to the point of her changing her position. she is changing her positions for the election, for pennsylvania, wisconsin. let's not forget what bernie sanders said this last sunday. he said, she just needs to win the election and we can go back and do what she is going to do. we watched her in california avoid she's done. she's been very, very liberal on her positions when it comes to guns. that is not a secret. she's been liberal on immigration. she's been liberal on many things. actually been dangerously liberal. i think it is important to get the real facts out there as we move forward. facts out there as we move forward-— facts out

and anne -- abel and anne meeropol.s a lawyer i'm sure could do chapter and verse on it. i don't think a combination of clarence darrow and f lee bailey could have protected our appearance given the temper of the times. robert: it was a conspiracy case and a conspiracy case where you basically just have that kind of evidence, you need the witnesses. who was going to be believed, the government of the u.s. and other family members who said my parents were guilty, or my parents, who when they took the witness stand and were asked if they were members of the communist party took the fifth amendment? so given that, yes, manny made a lot of mistakes, but unfortunately i don't think those mistakes make a lot of difference. the only difference it made was that he did not create as good a record as he could have created given how m times the trial judge intervened in the case and essentially acted as a second prosecutor. peter: what about judge irving kaufman? robert: i will answer that. judge kaufman was the youngest judge on

, only cain killed abel, well then be glad that i'm not cain, well and you're not abel, i'm listeningr must be fulfilled, to live, i remember, i'll do everything, i just need some more time, you have a week, no more, don't disappoint me, soldier, follow the order, yes follow the order, are you sure? it's just that i don't think this is the best idea, am i sure, to go with you, no, i have to do it myself. good afternoon. calm down, idiot, police! good evening, maybe i should bring something right away. wait, i beg you, listen to me, i 'm not going to listen to you, i don't care what you say, if you don't leave, i'll call security, i understand everything perfectly, i killed someone close to you, i think about it every day, i think, how could this have been avoided, i have no answer, i deal with bastards every day who steal, kill, rape, i don't know any other life, i only know that... if i don't stop them, people will die, and i have to do everything to prevent that. that's my job. i really didn't know that alexey didn't have a real gun. i'm guilty. "i made a mistake, if it weren't for

i want to bring in abel here. how excited are you for today's game? oh, very excited. i was born a niners fan, so since day one, my parents were niners fans. so i was, you know, born in red and gold. i didn't have a choice. so now we got to get back to the super bowl and beat taylor swift and oh, yeah, and the kansas city chiefs if we get there with them. all right thank you abel. well you can see here a lot of fans are ready for tonight's game. they're ready. they're ready for the season coming up. and they have a really good feeling about this season. all right jocelyn moran reporting from levi's stadium. let's move on now. the race for the white house could change dramatically in the next 24 hours. former president trump and vice president kamala harris in their first debate. it's happening tomorrow evening in philadelphia. harris is doing her final preparation work in pittsburgh. sources tell nbc news she's doing mock debates for the last several days and rehearsing with the former aide to hillary clinton, former president trump is preparing at his mar a lago estat

.: flathead county commissioner brad abell believes vehicle reservations are still needed on the westances near his district. >> everybody's concerned about waiting in a line where you're trapped there in the middle of traffic. a.j.: because of these concerns in-part, the park decided to change where vehicle reservations begin when entering from the west side. but abell says local businesses expressed that they experienced financial loss due to the reservation system. >> i have heard from the businesses that are inside the park. they did have concerns about the ticketed entry because those people could not get in to do business with their businesses. and the ticketed entry people were going right straight on through and those businesses were suffering. a.j.: another change for this season is when you can book vehicle reservations. before, reservations could be made 8:00 a.m. the day of entry. now, they can be made 7:00 p.m. the night before. >> i think that's a change that is going to be beneficial to both people that live locally -- 7:00 p.m. is outside of your work hours -- and for

who were abel and anne meeropol and what was your path to get to their house? michael: somebody who knew manny bloch very well and knew them told bloch they would be perfect. they were left-wingers. my father was definitely a member of the comet's party. we did not learn that -- -- we did not learn that until much later. my mother was artistic. my father was an english teacher who later became a writer. his most successful piece of writing was the song "strange fruit" and "the house i live in" and he remained so proud of "strange fruit" his entire life. they were wonderful people. we could not have done better. in my opinion, they saved our lives by giving us incredibly normal childhoods. peter: but you started off with your maternal grandmother, the hebrew children's home, etc. michael: we went through the mill. from the time my mother was arrested until we moved in with the meeropols, we were back and forth. the time with my grandmother was awful because she was roundly criticizing our parents the entire time we were with her. then we were in a shelter and fi

there is also a date set for his altogether quite his situation on the streets of abel. how are lebanese responding to nestor, ellis, chilling understanding. of course, there must be a diversity of views out there, which, i mean, i was on the street when the, his, this was announced by his folder and that his supports us. i mean i sold him the very emotions they were starting to cry. some of them were sitting down in the streets and really, really seems of davis station. i'm on there the this, when you look at the political scene and of course it no more statements on this. well, this is paula allies, except as some of the christian allies of that he's one of us talking about the great loss. and also it says this a moses him to be live on in to stand by in this district needs. busy eh, they can't take a primary, the same says just be the rather breaks they've been seeing it. danger is threatening us. then of course, you have also goals. who are you satisfied? school? we're thinking that these boys too much power is full, is too strong, is a states in the states, and that

the couple of your political correspondent, matthew moore, went to the city of abels, of all the north of berlin, to find out swastikas scroll. don't election posters tell you a lot about the political climate, and brenda burge, for they don't tell you that the young people are flocking to the far right till tenants a for germany party and their rules for the 24 year old social democratic candidates . it's especially concerning this aspect. it's frightening, even appearing on cussing yourself. you have to wrap your eyes a bit as a social demo credit card current. they show his sent a letter to every 1st time volta in his constituency, inviting them to a barbecue from di football. come by. we can sit down and talk about the elections on talks. why? he concedes the online campaigning, present challenges for hockey's in the center. this is only for our, it's also a question of brevity abbreviation. so it's relatively difficult to get through with facts if you have to break it down to a 32nd video because we deal with the best most to and tried to stop. this is what he's up against the, th

dating back to biblical times 6000 years ago, when a spooky brother named cain killed his brother named abela friday, possibly the 13th. or maybe 4000 years later, when judas the disciple who betrayed jesus, was the 13th guest at the last supper, or more recently, on october 13th, 1307, with the knights of templar, they were arrested by french officers. apparently that's significant history professors, please tweet at me and tell me what that was. however, this superstition is actually kind of good luck for tattoo parlors. they often see an upswing on friday the 13th because people like to get talismans tattooed to ward off the bad luck. >> i've never heard that before either. here's the most important part of this all time. the 13th is lucky for queen bee because she dropped her self-titled album on december 13th, which was a friday in 2013. they said it was going to be a bad drop, and it went on to break sales records and eventually win her three grammy awards. >> so basically she owns friday the 13th. she does, even though it is taylor swift's favorite number. >> right? that's like her th

in washington, brian abel reporting. >> it's really quite crazy.ust looking up how cold it is in space, 450 miles above the earth. it's about 185 degrees below zero g. >> pass. i guess you've got the suit to keep you warm. so there you go. >> it's a lot different around here. >> yes. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya? yeah, i would say so. dan and speaking of a lot different, let's talk about climate warming. climate. august 2024 was the warmest august on record globally. it was the 15th consecutive month of record high global temperatures. july was pretty warm here for us. as you know, it went down in the record books. long term warming trend is driven by human activities, primarily emissions of greenhouse gases. as we look at live doppler seven right now, skies are clear. looking at your afternoon highs mid 60s, coast to low 90s inland. it is going to be a warmer day. saturday. the cooling begins. the breeze picks up. you're in the 60s to 80s. look at sunday. windier much cooler. it's going to feel like fall with well below averag

i must congratulate all the muslims on the anniversary of the birth of the great messenger of god abel qasim muhammad. god almighty as a mercy, source of mercy to the people, the last of the prophet. the master of the messengers and the man who became a great immortal until the end of times, the attempts to separate between lebanon's front and gaz front the threats to launch war. remember for 11 months they were setting times and some people in lebanon and the arab world help them, in two days there will be a full scale war, in two hours for 11 months we've been in this atmosphere and the aim of all of this was to put pressure on the lebanyese state and on the lebanese people and on the resistance in lebanon, on all of the resistance factions in lebanon and specifically on hazballah in order to stop this front, the killings, the assassinations of the leaders, the assassinations of the individuals and destroying thousands of homes, scaring people, they carry out, they break the sound barrier in the middle of the night, especially in the south. this is all part of the battle. this strike

in washington, brian abel reporting. >> that is remarkable.hat is one thing i would not do. that's it for abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five is coming up next when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin, some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. show off to the world. ask your eczema specialist about d

christ was present. in joseph, who was sold into egypt, christ was present in abel, who was killed byin the old testament, and today he is present in every person who is in need, infirm, that is why we read in the gospel from matthew about the terrible judgment, says christ, what you did to one of my least, you did it to me, therefore... we christians know where god is present, we see him, and we want to serve the lord god and our long-suffering, but heroic people. we thank you, bishop sviatoslav was with us, the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, and i also congratulate you on the independence day of ukraine and your entire christian community. well, i ask you to stay with the espresso tv channel. it will be interesting later. tired of the mess in the kitchen, constantly having to sort through a bunch of pans to find the right one, you need a set of savory pro, unpack the tv. savory pro pans fold into one another and take up so little space, and the price is only from uah 999. set sejory pro - c5 caster. from one to 9 liters with lids for any occasion, use them on the stove

christ was present in abel, who was killed by cain in the old testament.ay he is present in every person who is in need. weak, that is why we read in the gospel from matthew about the terrible judgment, says christ, what you did to one of the least of mine, you did it to me, that is why we, christians, know where god is present, we see him, and we want to serve the lord god and our long-suffering but heroic people. thank you, bishop sviatoslav was with us, the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, and i also congratulate you on the independence day of ukraine and your entire christian community. well i ask you to stay with the espresso tv channel. it will be interesting later. see this week in the collaborators program. new faces of treason in the kherson region. whom. the occupiers handed over the mandate of the minister of education, happy russia day, happy day to the powerful country in which we live and work, and which russifies ukrainian educational institutions. kherson region together with russia. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is a

christ was present in abel, who was killed by cain in the old testament, and today he is present in everywho is in need, weak, that is why we read in the gospel from matthew about the terrible judgment. he says christ: what you did to one of the least of these, you did to me. that's why we, christians. we know where god is present, we see him, and we want to serve the lord god and our long-suffering but heroic people. thank you, bishop sviatoslav was with us, the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, and i also congratulate you on the independence day of ukraine and your entire christian community, well, i ask you to stay with the espresso tv channel, it will be interesting from now on. hundreds of thousands of square meters of damaged property, apartments, houses, etc it is necessary to rebuild, about the situation with recovery in different regions of ukraine, about people's rights, opportunities and personal experience. this is what olga's house looked like last year, and this is what it looks like now. i am not spending money at the moment. however, how to unite the country in

. >> abel velasquez of bell glass says business has been brisk. >> we are so busy. thank god we are so busy. the business is okay for us, but i feel bad for the customers, you know? >> as velasquez was fixing the glass, the chef was trimming the fat, prepping the stock and hot sauce, and hoping the intruder doesn't return. >> it's just it's just really frustrating. and dejecting when little things like this just make it, like, harder and harder. >> the restaurant's among the boutique shops and trendy spots in hayes valley that attract locals, visitors and pampered pooches. >> hopefully they will do something, but it's just it doesn't feel safe, you know, to walk around in the city and i hope for the better future. >> it's just kind of sad. i mean, i really feel for the local people that are here because we're just here for like a couple of days with the people that like, that's like one of their home places that they go to. like, that's like a place of comfort. >> now, these repeat break-ins are of little comfort to the chef who hopes san francisco police can boost

the men's professional race was won by abel kipchumba, in the women's race kenya's mary ngugi—cooperains eilish mccolgan in fifth. you an eye on all the football, scotland still leading in the nation lee, i'll have an update on that and the rest of the sport in the next half—hour. thank you very much, 0lly foster there. the venezuelan opposition leader, edmundo gonzalez, has arrived in spain where he's been granted political asylum. this was his plane landing at a military base near madrid. he left venezuela after taking refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. he'd challenged the venezuelan president, nicol s maduro, president, nicolas maduro, injuly�*s elections, which the opposition claims it won. mr gonzalez�*s opposition colleague maria corina machado says he left the country because "his life was in danger". earlier, the european union's foreign affairs chief josep borrell, described it as a "sad day for democracy in venezuela". in a statement, he said "the eu insists that the venezuelan authorities end repression, arbitrary arrests and harassment...against members of the oppo

. >> abel velasquez of bell glass says business has been brisk. >> we are so busy. thank god we are so busy. the business is okay for us, but i feel bad for our customers, you know. >> as velasquez was fixing the glass, the chef was trimming the fat, prepping the stock and hot sauce, and hoping the intruder doesn't return. >> it's just it's just really frustrating and dejecting when little things like this just make it, like, harder and harder. the restaurant is among the boutique shops and trendy spots in hayes valley that attract locals, visitors and pampered pooches. >> hopefully they will do something, but it's just it doesn't feel safe, you know, to walk around in the city and i hope for the better future. >> it's just kind of sad. i mean, i really feel for the local people that are here because we're just here for like a couple of days with the people that like, that's like one of their home places that they go to. like, that's like a place of comfort. >> these repeat break-ins are of little comfort to the chef, who hopes sfpd can step up foot patrols and driv

matthew moore went to the city of abels valdez, north of building, to find out swastikas scrolled on election posters. tell you a lot about the political climate, and brenda burg, what they don't tell you if the young people are flocking to the far right. told tenants a for germany party and their drools for the 24 year old social democratic candidate . it's especially concerning as i'm sure it gets frightening. even if you're a young person yourself, you have to wrap your eyes a bit as a social democrats. make sure he's sent a letter to every 1st time volta and his constituency, inviting them to a barbecue, from dye football. come by. we can sit down and talk about the election on tax why you can see the online campaigning, present challenges for hockey's in the center. this is the owner for art. it's also a question of brevity abbreviation. so it's relatively difficult to get through with facts if you have to break it down to a 32nd video because we deal with the best most to and try to stop. this is what he's up against the, the flood social media with the i generated video depict

brian abel shows us what this means for the future of space travel.ssion control erupting in cheers as the hatch of the crew dragon capsule opens, exposing the four crew members inside to the vacuum of space. over the following two hours, billionaire tech ceo jared isaacman and spacex engineer sarah gillis complete the world's first commercial spacewalk for about ten minutes each from outside the capsule. isaacman, taking in views of earth passing by some 450 miles below. >>back at home, we all have a lot of work to do, but from here it looks like a perfect world. >>the mission commander also bending and stretching this space dance meant to test how their suits move. >>no >> meant to test how their suits move. >> no one has ever used this spacesuit out in space before. so it opens up a whole new capability we haven't had a new spacesuit in over 40 years. so all the latest technology since then integrated into a new tech suit. >> reporter: former international space station commander chris hatfield says thursday's mission opens the door to exciting new

located more than 50 kilometers from the border has come under fire, but we are in the village of abel l. saki in the eastern sector of southern lebanon . this area is located 40 kilometers from the border and is under constant and intense is really showing that while we were driving here along, the 11 uses really border and now that the district i witnessed the shelling of multiple areas, ariel bombardments were aimed at residential buildings not at valleys or forested areas. they were targeting houses. the road we took to get here is empty. according to the lebanese ministry of interior, the number of displaced people has reached 16000. these are civilians headed towards the coast, the capital, or north of the country. i spoke to some locals who are preparing to leave. the said the idea of air strikes are affecting them directly. we do not know what israel will target next. we also spoke with some of the residents in the market area in the far north, who had opened their homes to the displaced people. they were solidarity and mutual support among the citizens of love and on the on th

evaporated, so messing remained alive, this was learned by the german psychiatrist and neurologist norman abelok messing to himself, took this little boy, began to conduct experiments with him and even got him a job in the berlin museum, where he demonstrated his abilities and the most turning point in wolf's life... is that at the age of eleven he gets into the circus, oh, he sees jugglers, gymnasts, acrobats, he sees lights, an enthusiastic audience, and of course, he sees illusionists, the first magicians who work - in such traveling circuses, he is simply in love with this genre, he begins to train hard, he begins to perform in traveling circuses and even gets into the famous bush circus with one group. where he already demonstrates such a number, the stage goes several artists who pretend to be robbers, they rob the audience in the hall, take some personal things from them, hide them on the territory, that is , the arena or on the territory of the auditorium, then a wolf appears and unmistakably finds these objects, that's what's interesting, later in an interview with oreshkin, the journ

i willjust say that out disagree professionally with abel abel on support that we know where he standsust then in the clip that we want ukraine to win. something that president trump was not able to say. but a circle back on this point about iran, because there has been a ratcheting up of the relationship between iran and russia, especially with respect of the kinds of intelligence and weaponry that the irradiance are provided, its irradiance are provided, it's become a more urgent issue. and the more urgent as if should becomes, the more prescient it is for the republicans to have a strong response given the incumbent, president trump's alliance with russia. i think he is diluting the ability of the publican party at the moment to beat robust when it comes to iran because of its alliances with president putin. ijust alliances with president putin. i just wonder alliances with president putin. ijust wonder and i'll give alliances with president putin. i just wonder and i'll give the opportunity to respond what just heard but i do wonder whether actually politically it becomes dangerous

the goal was scored by abel bretones.ki peña, replacing the injured goalkeeper of the german national team, marc andre tersteghen, was unable to parry his long-range strike. at the very end of the match , substitute lamin yamal had his say, but the outcome meetings, the goal he scored had no effect. 4:2, a sensational victory for assassina. however, having suffered their first defeat after seven wins, barcelona retained their lead in the tournament. the current leader of the bundesliga against the winner of last season in the central match. in the fifth round of the german championship, bayern hosted bayern leverkusen and the visitors took the lead in the 23rd minute, robert andrich scored. a quarter of an hour later, the bavarians struck back, this was done by alexander pavlovich, the result: 1:1. viktor gusev, sports news, channel one. "i am larisa guzeeva and let's get married, good afternoon, today the grooms are yuri, dmitry and oleg, and our bride is alexandra, alexandra is 49 years old, i didn't think that threaten

the author of the goal was abel bretones. iñaki peña, replacing the injured goalkeeper of the german national team, mark, at barca. against the winner of last season in the central match of the fifth round of the german championship, bayern hosted leverkusen bayern and the guests took the lead in the 23rd minute , robert andrich scored, a quarter of an hour later the bovarians struck back, this was done by alexander pavlovich, the result is 1:1. viktor gusev, sports news, channel one. good morning, friends, this is a fashion verdict on channel one, i am with you, liliya rakh, together with me, a fashion expert evelina khromchenko, a person who knows everything about mog, and even more, and also tatyana gevartyan, a tv presenter and a real fashionista, we will soon meet our heroine, but first let's take a look. with her online purchases for the last month, we will try to guess from the order history, who she works as, what she does and who she is in general, and here we see a cartridge for a mechanical cleaning filter, but wha

i want to remind you that even in one family there were cain and abel and cain killed abel, it was likee contrary , they make it worse, well listen, therefore one people - this does not mean that we will say every time, you know, we will take such a cretin cretin, murderer kill, we will burn, it is painful and scary, i just mean that russia also needs to prepare its own candidate, ukraine does not need it, how is it not needed, no way , who is this? depopulation, deindustrialization, they robbed the entire country, you have shown yourselves incapable of state building, so excuse me, lemberg ate you, he ate you the austro-hungarian project, that's it, sorry, you had your chance, you blew it, in this round the phrase trump has been repeatedly recalled about the answer to i like it, andrey, you called trumper so well, yes, this is also about 56. the war is actually being financed in ukraine, the murder of women, children, old people, this meat grinder, but the most interesting thing against this background is dombrovskis's statement, is he finished at all?

revenue growth, employment activity, which is really, really critical, as you know, but also being abel to compete globally those are the benefits based on some research we recently did with almost 2,000 businesses, by the way, in terms of how they see ai supporting them on a responsible point, we're completely committed to ensuring that the ai is responsible. >> this investment in the uk is part of a broader push for aiowa /* -- ai across europe they have started an investigation into competition in the cloud market, looking at players like amazon, microsoft, and others as well i asked randery how hard it is given the scrutiny let's listen in. >> we've always believed and worked closely with regulators and governments around the world. we believe they should have regulation, but it should be innovation-friendly. by the way, on the topic of sovereignty, we have launch and our cloud is sovereign by design you may know we announced an investment in germany. i mean, we're very, very close to all of the security requirements around the world. we're working construct irvly with the cmi also.

and abel barret, the president of the peeu. you are the guys that put together the report.d in terms of insights that you learned and that democrats should take away from this. >> sure. well there's so much and again it's really good to be here with my sister april. and i would just like to add that my mom is a very proud retired 1199 acu member. and that really speaks to workers like my mom. that are often overlooked when you talk about the working class. often time the working class is basically almost reduced to white noncollege voters. right. but what we know is the working class is very diverse. very ideologically diverse. very ethnically diverse. they actually believe that fundamentally our economy has been rigged against them and that government could do something in order to unrig it. and they overwhelming support like a jobs guarantee. single parent health care. rent controls, they believe that workers fundamentally do not get the pay they deserve or the benefits they deserve. which should hearten labor unions like aclu and democrats who we believe could tell a sto

german psychiatrist and neurologist norman abel, who took messing to himself, took this little boy, beganexperiments with him and even got him a job at the berlin museum, where he demonstrated his abilities and the most turning point in wolf's life is that at the age of eleven he gets into the circus, oh, he sees jugglers, gymnasts, acrobats, he sees lights, an enthusiastic audience, and of course he sees illusionists, the first. magicians who work in such traveling circuses, he is simply in love with this genre, he begins to train hard, he begins to perform in traveling circuses and even gets with one group to the famous bush circus, where he already demonstrates such a number, several artists come out on stage, who are they portray robbers, they kind of rob the audience in the hall, take some personal things from them, hide them on the territory, that is , the arenas. or on the territory of the auditorium, then volf appears, unmistakably finds these objects, that's what's interesting, later in an interview with oreshkin, the journalist, messing described his performance in this way, thi

normally the ease before abel begins and that means rates fall, bond yields follow money growth is acceleratingeconomy typically is very weak. but expectations are improving. we get a general rise in confidence in the economy once they act to support the economy. we have missed a lot of that. we have not had a rise in confidence we've not had a drop in interest rates we've not had a drop in bond yields until now. with that what you are seeing today is an example of what you see on day one where everything goes up but does not matter whether tech stock or utility stock, everything is going up. i think that reflects the full supports this bull market may be getting for the first time as a result of the fed finally deciding to ease it. >> real quick i want to get your thoughts on how bold of a move it was for jay powell? i think he did something so bold you have to admire him for it but baby is suggesting things are getting a little out of hand and he is willing to admit that to make it right. >> i think you are right. i think, charles, he went to ease last time round could not get it to the rest

trump has been talking about sharks and han abel lecter who was not alive ever. and that led to a series of very revealing moments. like this question on abortion. >> would you veto a national abortion ban. >> if i can just get a yes or no. because your running mate j.d. vance said you would veto if it came to your desk. >> i did not discuss it on j.d. >> trump refused to say if he would veto an abortion ban. something he knew was coming. it was the same as when he got asked this question. which side he supports on a war in ukraine. >> do you want ukraine to win this war? >> i want the war to stop. i want to save lives. >> just to clarify the question, do you believe it's in the u.s. best interest for ukraine to win this war, yes or no. >> i think it's the u.s.'s best interest to get this war finished. >> vice president harris spent the night on one hand baiting trump while also letting people know where she stands on key issues. here she is explaining her position on abortion. >> i absolutely support reinstating the protections of roe v. wade and as you rightly

worked in the gdr, first acted as a mediator in 1957, taking part in exchange of kgb agent rudolf abels, for american pilot gary powers, shot down over soviet territory. the exchange procedure took place on the glienicke bridge between west berlin and potsdam. over the next 30 years , about 150 intelligence agents from cold war rival countries passed through the glienicke bridge with vogel as their mediator. as a result of lengthy negotiations, they came to an agreement to exchange kozlov for virtually a whole busload of spies from the other side. may 28, 1982 , they found out that you are a normal guy, a real the guy, and so, shook my hand firmly, felt something hard, then on the plane i saw that it was a counterintelligence badge ur with the right of arrest, they had a sign like that, which was issued to a certain circle of agents, which, when presented, testified that this person had the right to detain you, this kind of souvenir the goats would then give to their own. i think it was a step of desperation, they decided, well, for the last time, to try to win him over to their side,

the men's professional race was won by abel kipchumba, and in the women's race kenya's mary ngugi—cooperbc sport website. so with top flight domestic football taking a breakfor the internationals, this week's football news show takes a look at how the start of the season has gone. three games into the premier league, and there are familiar, and developing stories, as ben croucher explains. hello and welcome to a special cutdown edition of the show exclusively for bbc news will stop the premier league season might only be three games old and we already learned casemiro's mantelpiece can't fit all his trophies on four you can't talk about the brighton manager without mentioning his age, 31 stop done it again. we kind of already knew that erling haaland is quite good at football. if those hot cakes aren't enough then we will discuss liverpool's impressive form, and laurie whittle from the athletic discusses why manchester united are still struggling. but first, from radio manchester, and leon osman analyses there started the season. osman analyses there started the season-— the season. usua

. >> abel velasquez of able glass says business has been brisk. >> we are so busy. thanks god, we are so busy. the business is okay for us, but i feel bad for our customers, you know? >> as velasquez was fixing the glass, the chef was trimming the fat, prepping the stock and hot sauce, and hoping the intruder doesn't return. >> it's just it's just really frustrating. and dejecting when little things like this just make it, like, harder and harder. >> the restaurant's among the boutique shops and trendy spots in hayes valley that attract locals, visitors and pampered pooches. >> hopefully they will do something, but it's just it doesn't feel safe, you know, to walk around in the city and i hope for the better future. >> it's just kind of sad. i mean, i really feel for the local people that are here because we're just here for like a couple days with the people that like, that's like one of their home places that they go to, like, that's like a place of comfort. >> now, these repeat break-ins are of little comfort to the chef, who hopes that sfpd can step up foot patr

thank god there was the one individual in the secret service that was able to prevent that the abel he get that close was a two inch pot with a scope is amazing. the suspected shooter brian ruth democracy is on the bow and we cannot lose unquote he posted that on his social media to feed it. that sounds a lot like what we hear on cable news every night's rhetoric becomes a reality this is real and we have to turn down the temperature at this point joe biden needs to get in front of a microphone or kamala harris has to get in front of a microphone or camera and talk about this big express invites not stepped up to the megaphone released a statement that says i have been briefed by my team regarding what federal law enforcement is investigating as a possible assassination attempt a former president trump today. i suspect is in custody i commend the work of the secret service on their law enforcement partners for their vigilance and their efforts to keep the former president and those around him safe. i am relieved the former president is unharmed for there there's an active investigation

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fighting between supporters of 2 political rivals as affected parts of olivia backers, a former president abel morales have arrived in the capital after marching across the country. the current president who was once a minister under whom morales is accusing his forward boss of trying to stage a coup. both men want to be the governing parties. candidates next year's election . i found a remedy at the explains of the week of marching to believe the former president table morales in styles, ends of his supporters reach the capital in the past monday. protest against the government of current president to me, i'd say in the countries economic decline. the latest chapter of a deep season mean believes slip disability takes that is between former allies against each other on sundays supporters of morales and groups loyal to odyssey groups, fire crackers, who made explosives and stones at each other in the city of n, as the riot police, some of these fuel gas and the crowd is more or less i thought, i guess the, it's very sad that this government has no conscience. it hurts me so angry that these th

a selfless family man, doesn't remind you of anything, some kind of cain and abel, well, we have it differently ravy, rtr planet, more than just television, let's go! and where can he hide? only here, on khitrovka. believe in our love. how did i get here? or what? what are you? these are uncle vasya's troops. it's bad to know bender. what was that on the strip? i'm not a fighter, i came for my brother, i have to find him. reciprocate our feelings. i don't want to. choose who i should love, who i shouldn't, i won't, i don't want to, i shouldn't, i will be the one operating, unfortunately, there is no motive for the murder, no connection between the murders, but it is there, and we will find it, this should be in the tank for now, do not part with us, poured a basin of hot water on himself once, and can i come up and look into your eyes, are you ready, yes, yes, at any time of the day, your accordion sparkled like a star, protovodny at any time of the year. turn on the music, blogger. and you are alone in this little one, can you imagine? i will try not to get confused. don't spread out, timur. a

no, come on, come on, they'll come to their senses now, but they won't, cain killed abel, the ukrainianhis is absolutely cain's seed. satanists who betrayed orthodoxy, betrayed history, betrayed their fathers and grandfathers. and we're all like, no, well, well, no, well, why, well, what are they doing to our captives, what are they doing to civilians, how they mock monasteries and churches, and we still, no, no, no, suddenly, god forbid, someone will think of something, why at all trains? they go around ukraine, there is not a single point on the territory of this satanic entity that we would not reach, and we are like this all the time, well, well, well, and they send drones to us, and we will shoot them down, seriously, or maybe jam them right there, maybe finally just show the seriousness of our intentions, so that everyone there thinks so carefully, terrorists. kiev, some of the bloodiest people in the history of mankind, on the hands of the british american imperialists, well, blood, that someone has doubts, but we are like, no, no, well stop it, the president of finland is a stu,

thank god there was the one individual in the secret service that was able to prevent that the abel hes a two inch pot with a scope is amazing. the suspected shooter brian ruth democracy is on the bow and we cannot lose unquote he posted that on his social media to feed it. that sounds a lot like what we hear on cable news every night's rhetoric becomes a reality this is real and we have to turn down the temperature at this point joe biden needs to get in front of a microphone or kamala harris has to get in front of a microphone or camera and talk about this big express invites not stepped up to the megaphone released a statement that says i have been briefed by my team regarding what federal law enforcement is investigating as a possible assassination attempt a former president trump today. i suspect is in custody i commend the work of the secret service on their law enforcement partners for their vigilance and their efforts to keep the former president and those around him safe. i am relieved the former president is unharmed for there there's an active investigation into this inciden

mirror, was evaporated, so messing remained alive, the german psychiatrist and neurologist norman abeln to conduct experiments with him and even got him a job at the berlin museum, where he demonstrated his abilities and the most turning point in wolf's life is that at the age of eleven he gets to the circus, he sees jugglers, gymnasts, acrobats. he sees lights, an enthusiastic audience, and of course, he sees illusionists, the first magicians who work - in such traveling circuses, he is simply in love with this genre, he begins to train hard, he begins to perform in traveling circuses and even gets with one group to the famous bush circus, where he already demonstrates such a number, several artists come out on stage, who pretend to be robbers, they ... like rob the audience in the hall, take some personal things from them, hide them on the territory, that is, the arena or on the territory of the auditorium, then wolf appears and finds these objects unmistakably, that's what's interesting, later in an interview with oreshkin, journalist mesin described his performance in this way, thi

we have the luxury of being abel to look at the data and historical trends and patterns and not get toos of data but look at the trend of many months an data sets. to that, that's what it looked like to us. this is the labor market. >> i flipped hourly. yesterday someone talked me into no cuts whatsoever >> we were way behind the curve. i don't know. i had. thought about it today. >> we'll also try to stay flexible in our views, but we do want it to be grounded in the data first and foremost. >> veronica, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the end of an era for hedge manager steve cohen. and later at 8:10 we have an exclusive. >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean. not spreadsheets... you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our matching platform lets you spend less time searching and more time connecting with candidates. visit indeed.com/hire meet kandi technologies, where innovative, eco friendly design meets exceptional performance. with officially licensed nfl team editi

. >> you guys are meme-abel as hell. >> we like the memes. >> that's true. >> oh, my god, the memes arehe last couple years, the young part-time i spend time with, two daughters, they don't -- they were so done with politics. they didn't even want to talk about it. >> yeah. >> then kamala harris came on the scene, and i will tell you, i saw around my dinner table this past summer the most engaged young people i've ever seen in politics, explaining to me brat. the question is, again, will it translate? >> part of it is she's not 80 years old. everybody else is 80 years old, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> or jd vance. >> she speaks in short sentence it is. i've seen -- it can be more meme-able. >> what do we want the youngsters to get? you mentioned this was the same team. there are about 200 people that were working out of wilmington, delaware, on this strategy. they were the same team that was then working on harris. one thing i want to note is they are also taking a page out of the republican, the trump playbook. they're a little grittier, edgier. >> being the disrupters. >> they're posting