can consider everything that brings pleasure to the one who does it and to the one who looks at it alex tellall the same. what is the philosophy of the medieval movement the philosophy of the maximum, just people they are such creatures, and in addition to work and ordinary life. need something get carried away very much and everyone is fond of it in their own way, let's say enthusiasts of their work, people who love stories, people who want to practice and repeat, have gathered here. something about what they read in childhood what they saw later, gaining their age and to a certain point. they decided i deserve it. i want to do this. i like it, i don't like it. i will do it. they preserve the traditions and pass them on to the future generation, then who, if we introduce you to the belarusians, who deliberately exchanged the city for the village. a when it all started, remember, well, 10 years ago i dreamed of five hectares, we were told either 31 or nothing. and now there are 61 dictars. they will tell about life in the belarusian hinterland with fear, which was not there when i left minsk

alex tells me the situation is tense. as you see, the enemy is firing at our position.try to fire back the finish supplied mortar. and even western weapons can occasionally malfunction. >> that was a russian shell landing. their positions are about three kilometers away from here. last time i was near here two months ago, the ukrainians were losing ground and in danger of being surrounded. now it is the other way around. >> this is the bunker from where ukraine is coordinating the offensive. with the constant live feed from dozens of drones. the commander admits they are suffering losses, but not on the same scale as the russians. >> we have taken the initiative. the enemy is bringing in troops and wants to escape the trap. but they are in trouble. it could be encircled. >> ukraine is using all he can to break the russian defenses. from the ground and from the air. but it is still outgunned and having to spread its limited resources on several front. but it will soon have a new weapon. u.s. supplied cluster bombs fired from these same american howitzers. >> this gun, wi

alex tells me the situation is tense. "as you see", he says, "the enemy's firing at our position".h—supplied mortar, but even western weapons can occasionally malfunction. that was a russian shell landing. their positions are just about three kilometres away from here. last time i was near here two months ago, it was the ukrainians losing ground and in danger of being surrounded. now, it's the other way round. this is the bunker from where ukraine's coordinating the offensive on bakhmut, with a constant live feed from dozens of drones. the commander admits they're suffering losses, but not on the same scale as the russians. translation: we've taken the initiative. l the enemy is bringing in troops and wants to escape the trap. but they're in trouble. bakhmut could be encircled. ukraine is using all it can to break the russian defences, from the ground and from the air. but it's still outgunned and having to spread its limited resources on several fronts. but it will soon have a new weapon — us—supplied cluster bombs fired from these same american howitzers. this gun, will you use c

alex, tell me first of all, you're asking for 35%. what do you make of the 6% offer?ok at it properly because we have onlyjust heard what it involves and, you know, if there's anything going forwards, but obviously that is far off what we are asking for. and i think when you consider the impact of the strike so far, i think to settle for that, you'd question, why are we striking in the first place? how do you feel being on strike today? it must be difficult because you're going into the profession wanting to help people and today you have been standing on a picket line. it is difficult, it is really frustrating. no one goes into medical school to do what we have had to do today, but we feel like we have to do this in order to protect both the future of a doctor's career in this country, but also for the nhs as a whole, because if staff, if the conditions and pay keep deteriorating as they are, we are not going to have the staff that we need to provide the health care this country needs. let's turn to rebecca now. i know you work in maternity here. yes. no such thing a

alex tells me the situation is tense. "as you see", he says, "the enemy's firing at our position".s can occasionally malfunction. that was a russian shell landing. their positions are just about three kilometres away from here. last time i was near here two months ago, it was the ukrainians losing ground and in danger of being surrounded. now, it's the other way round. this is the bunker from where ukraine's coordinating the offensive on bakhmut, with a constant live feed from dozens of drones. the commander admits they're suffering losses, but not on the same scale as the russians. translation: we've taken the initiative. l the enemy is bringing in troops and wants to escape the trap. but they're in trouble. bakhmut could be encircled. ukraine is using all it can to break the russian defences, from the ground and from the air. but it's still outgunned and having to spread its limited resources on several fronts. but it will soon have a new weapon — us—supplied cluster bombs fired from these same american howitzers. this gun, will you use cluster munitions in this gun? yes, yes. yo

alex tells me the situation is tense. "as you see", he says, "the enemy's firing at our position".ng ground and in danger of being surrounded. now, it's the other way round. this is the bunker from where ukraine's coordinating the offensive on bakhmut, with a constant live feed from dozens of drones. the commander admits they're suffering losses, but not on the same scale as the russians. translation: we've taken the initiative. l the enemy is bringing in troops and wants to escape the trap. but they're in trouble. bakhmut could be encircled. ukraine is using all it can to break the russian defences, from the ground and from the air. but it's still outgunned and having to spread its limited resources on several fronts. but it will soon have a new weapon — us—supplied cluster bombs fired from these same american howitzers. this gun, will you use cluster munitions in this gun? yes, yes. you will? yes. and will you have any concerns? in the field, no. on the town, i have...forbidden for this, because it's not human. oleksandr syrskyi is the general in charge of all military operations

the french government are pushing back very strongly against that allegation, alex. >> i'll tell you, provided for us, josh lederman as well as the story. that will do it for me on alex witt reports. a few again tomorrow at one pm eastern. my friend, lindsey reiser, continues our vege

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so alex is tell me how do truffles grow in the ground? don't let him so a trifle is a mushroom that lives and cindy uses with a tree without the presence of a tree, the trouble cannot develop. so this black travel costs around 35 years rose. why is it so expensive? i don't see, see is to shop it expensive because it doesn't sprout like white mushrooms, but the trouble doesn't grow so easily in the fields in a compost. there are several parameters for developing the trunk of culture. so that was those parameters include a soil that is rich in limestone and at the same time, soft and moist. the truffles here develop at the base of oak trees. the weather plays an important role. truffles also need plenty of water, but even with the ideal conditions, there's nothing here. she ate the truck and so i guess that was her treat for finding which also affects the price. currently one kilo, or about 25 black truffles can fetch between 701000 years during the harvest season . visual mar, family organizes groups to go trustful. hunting. once gathered,

so alex is tell me how do truffles grow in the ground? don't let them so a trifle is a mushroom that lives in cindy uses with a tree. without the presence of a tree, the trouble cannot develop. so this black travel costs around 35 years, right? why is it so expensive? i don't see. this is the shop that expensive because it doesn't sprout like white mushrooms, but the trouble doesn't grow so easily enough fields in a compost. there are several parameters for developing the trouble of culture. so that was those parameters include a soil that is rich in limestone, and at the same time, soft and moist. the truffles here develop at the base of oak trees. the weather plays an important role. truffles also need plenty of water, but even with the ideal conditions in place, there is no guarantee of finding a trustful. even the keenest of noses might, which also affects the price. currently, one key low or about $25.00 black truffles can be washed and the impurities are removed. but how do you determine if the truffle is good and wait a good truck

>> well alex, what it tells us is that for the long period time that we have seen donald trump have unshakablee loyalty, that period may be coming to and. we are talking about mark meadows, we are talking about john kelly, we are talking about so many different other people who seemed to be impenetrable parts of the trump dynasty in terms of information in proximity now beginning to release details, this is something that should be a significant concern, because here's what i can tell you, alex. not everyone who's cooperating or providing formation is necessarily talking to the press. what i mean by that is that there may likely be more individuals who are providing all sorts of information across the board about their time and insight with respect to the former president. and so if we hearing about these people in the press, imagine who were not hearing about behind closed doors her talking to not just media, but also prosecutors as well. this is something that should be of significant concern to donald trump. >> point well taken. carl, you wrote about possible disfigurement for rudy giuliani

and so, to say more clearly, alex, we tell a story that allows us to do monstrous things?f we're going to do a better democracy, we have to tell better stories, so we could be better people. -- to me. >> that says it pretty much very clearly. very simply. let me ask you about what happened this week with the biden administration launching a civil rights investigation into whether harvard legacy admissions policy discriminates against minorities. talk to me about how legacy admissions undermines non privileged students from attending top colleges, and what you hope to come from this? >> so, you look at. when you think about legacy students, parents who have attended that institution, or four times likely to be admitted to that institution. then, if you're rich, it's even worse, right? if you are of the richest person, those students are five times more likely to be admitted to these institutions. and think about. it women, they didn't really enter into places like harvard and yale and amherst and for instance. black folks didn't really come in massive numbers in some why. s

the problem, when no one would have held on for a long time, so he said, footballs flew heads, alex please tell life, that is, where maringov took the texture material was generally large yes, if you look at the literature. togo time here, in my opinion, lilia yuryevna brik is easily guessed as olga yes , who knew all literary moscow and not only all literary moscow, russia yes the girl who drove vladimir mayakovsky crazy and don’t touch. yes, but this is the story in cynics, when e olga cheats for the first time on vladimir yes comes home late at night. i replaced what vladimir ivan says yes, and the exact same episode was in my life, and lily brit and osipov had it at the very beginning of their relationship. if we talk about some kind of headlight, and there is a great critic. and culturologist aleksey yuryevich lavrov yes, even then we did a collection of works in the ring in the thirteenth year, and he wrote a provocative article for this collection of works. where does it mean to say that vladimir and olga are their relationship. these are peculiar applications of the marings themselves.

alex please tell me, is this an autobiographical novel or can it be written off from life, that is, wherethe texture was generally big yes, if you look at the literary world. of that time, in my opinion, lilia yuryevna brik is easily guessed as olga yes, who knew all literary moscow and not only all literary moscow, russia yes the girl who drove vladimir mayakovsky crazy and not only yes, but this is the story in cynics when e olga cheats for the first time on vladimir yes comes home late at night. i changed you. what he says, vladimir yes, and exactly the same episode was in life, and lily brit and osipov at the very beginning of their relationship. if to talk about some factor a there is an excellent critic. and the culturologist aleksey yuryevich of labradors. yes, and when in the thirteenth year we did a collection of essays, and for this collection of essays he wrote a rolling article, where it means that he says that vladimir and olga are their relationship. this is a kind of application of the moringians themselves and sergei yesenin is still a normative person with us. he was happ

margin, particularly a red state, alex. >> and jeff, on another political story, there is some news on the campaign of former president donald trump. what can you tell, we are getting new fund-raising numbers from several of the candidates, they'll be coming in over the next couple of weeks. they must report those by the middle of july. the trump campaign is getting out ahead of it, trying to tout their fund-raising numbers. and they are saying that they raised $35 million in the second quarter of the year. so over the last three months, and of course, what has happened then, as well, is he was indicted twice. the trump campaign has been raising money off of that specific indictment, and it appears to have paid off. some $35 million in the second quarter. that compares to some $18 million in the first quarter of this year. so that certainly will be an overwhelming number to the rest of the republican field. we will get those numbers in the coming day, as well as the first number from president biden's re-election campaign. but certainly, a strong fund-raising showing we're hearing tonight from the trump campaign, alex. >> that is quite a haul for hi

. >> what story did alex tell them? s, i killed, them i beat them in the head and stabbed him and then just left him there. >> he kept talking, he said that he didn't act alone, that adam's murder was part in a conspiracy. >> what did he say was part of the ring? >> so, he basically said that he had been hired aurea vazquez rijos. >> aurea, just as adam's family and friends suspected. >> he basically said that they offered her the thousand dollars to kill him. >> alex pabon's confession and the implication of aurea was a major breakthrough in the case. but, agents couldn't based aurea solely on the words of a killer. >> he cooperated, and said it's a sensational story. >> a sensational story, but, was it true? >> coming up -- >> she makes multiple phone calls to adam's work in attempt to speak with him, to arrange a dinner later that evening. >> did aurea lead adam to his death? >> she is having dinner at the dragon fly. and that is one he goes into action. , and, later aurea's new plan. >> he figured i don't want anythi

my take on this, ed, and you can criticize my take because i'm sure alex will tell me it is wrong, we are already in the higher for longer phase. this is rearview mirror stuff. the labor market works on a lag. we are already in for higher for longer. if this is what the market was doing a few months ago, we are seeing the slowdown. where are we in reality now in terms of where we are with the labor market versus where rates are? that's the conundrum i am trying to grapple with right now. edward: i think we are in the descent phase. the numbers mike mckee was talking about, that will bring a descent of the labor market cracking in particular, especially for members of the community that are most vulnerable. people who get on the income ladder last. i think we will have a hike in july, maybe one in september, but if we do, then we have the descent. what does inflation do over the coming months that allows the fed to either continue the high plateau or to cut? once the labor market starts to deteriorate significantly, that is when the bond market will start pricing and more cuts -- prici

alex. >> i'll tell you, that was some video provided for us, josh lederman as well as the story. that will do it for me on alex witt reports. a few again tomorrow at one pm eastern. my friend, lindsey reiser, continues our coverage. contin♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, i'm lindsey reiser, in for yasmin vossoughian. president biden says he's not giving up. >> i believe the court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake, was wrong. i'm not going to stop fighting to deliver borrowers what they need, particularly those at the bottom end of the economic scale. so, we need to find a new way. we're moving as fast as we can. we'll use every tool of our disposal to get you the student debt relief you need and reach your dreams. it's good for the economy it's good for the country, it's going to be good for you. >> not president unveiling a new plan to help ease student loan debt after the supreme court knocks down one of his signature policies it's just one of a trio of rulings from the conservative court facing backlash today. we are going to be looking into the maj

use a quick reminder of the top story by following for you this alex, within 20 major to tell you and cities have been put on to read low to mid rate quote, high temperatures, sorry, is born in the extreme heat. compose the dangers to the health of everyone, not just of all the data, but you can use asia is up next week you're asked benji and kay richards and pull, add more international peaceful your next hour. see you then by the come have a vision outreach the highlights you every week in your inbox. subscribe. now you become a criminal pretty kind, a told me about sugars paralyze between your societies. computers that are different mints that go crazy for your data. explain how these technologies work. so that's how they can also watch it. now, the business, the, the news aisha coming up today. i mean, they are part just on love story that spans not just countries, but online gaming police and spying this couple is on the investigation in india, off to the woman i talked to sony mother, entered the country illegally, pesto results of being connected to a given the terms of being a

alex, i want to tell you, and if you want to turn around and confirmed is the score now is one mill for australia based on my quick internet search. so it looks like those jobs we heard. that was actually something. here's my deal with right off the road. the parents approved costs the screen, but i can see this without their captain. so that's pretty amazing. but we're only a just just past the halfway mark the game at alex thomas will check back in with you. thank you so much. i. there are thousands of people have been marching through the streets of perused capital, lima, in the latest round of antique government protests their calling for the resignation of president deena, by the warranty, and for congress to be dissolved. the demonstrators are also demanding justice for people killed in earlier protests. calls for early elections and a new constitution have grown ever since corporate president, pedro castillo was removed from office last year. now we have assumptions with those protests in the we are here at the plaza, so i'm not seeing this a center in the center of the capital w

>> well, first, alex, let me tell you that that shooting and those killings hit me heavy. that is the neighborhood that my mom grew up in. my grandparents lived in fort worth and corsicana, texas. my mom is the seventh out of nine kids. she was actually born in a house in that community. they all went to the high schooler. that hurt me when i saw what happened. that time, the 3rd of july the day before the fourth, that is the time for the community to get together and barbecue and people shoot fireworks and have a good time. it is unfortunate that that happened. that being said, i don't think that republicans are going to be willing to work with us. the problem with the current reckless radical republican majority that we have in congress right now is that their republican primary voters just don't want there to be any action at all when it comes to safety, for individuals that committed these murders and these shootings on july the 4th, we need to make it harder for people like that to get guns. why can't we do expanded background checks? why can't we raise the age to 21?

stuart: you're making me feel pretty good i've got to say, alex, i have to tell everybody what i'm investedve been invested in microsoft for many, many years. you're making me feel real good, alex. you can come back any time you like. >> much appreciated, thank you, stuart. stuart: they've launched a new tool but what's the ai tool? lauren: this ai tool re-designs your living room. it's called decorfi and you up load a picture of your living room and choose the style you like, traditional, glam, modern, and artificial intelligence re-designs the room, furniture, decor, whole thing and links items for everything they use and then you can go buy them on way fair. it's just -- wayfare and they expand to other rooms and there's a picture i like and search for the product and it's not easy. stuart: that's really fascinating. i'm doing the same thing with a garden. having ai map out which plants go where, aspect of the sun, shade, trees, bushes, flowers, whatever. lauren: there's ai for that? stuart: feed into ai chat bot and get the design. lauren: have you gotten your design yet? stuart: no. la

what are your fbi colleagues telling you about it? >>, alex it is great to see you.irst time as the fbi director chris wray taking on a number of these conspiracy theories, in a very direct terms. not trying to please both sides of the, i'll not necessarily catching his answers in a delicate balance, not trying to offend anybody brother coming out and calling all of these conspiracy theories exactly what they are. absurd. you know ridiculous all the clips that you just played. and i think it is so important for congress to hear a direct rebuttal like this. it's important for the american people to hear directly bottle like this. it is hardly, absolutely is important for the men and women of the fbi to hear their director. to hear a senior leader within the fbi and the department of justice stand up to this just absurd range of conspiracy theories that frankly took root during the trump administration. for the longest, time starting in 2017, 18, 19, 20 a lot of dancing around these crazy ideas but now we are finally seeing somebody stand up and really putting the lie

new chair after the president has taken captive by his own guards. kenny is opposition, leader tells alex has 0 that he's ready for serious talks with the government as vigils are held. so those killed and the anti government protest you and condemnation of violence against holy books. we'll hear from the permanent representative of morocco, which sponsor the resolution and a state of emergency in ecuador prisons. 3 days of riots by rival games leave. 31 people get in support spending put 5 calls from the as i book fair spots. and the last 16 of the women's world comp plus argentina is woke up with a lid all next the schools twice on 5th, 1st on the it's $1500.00 gmc and we begin this news hour. and we stanford with a qu, attempts that is underway in these year. witnesses report that military vehicles have been blocking the entrance to mohammed by zooms, presidential palace in the capital. naomi. the president says, members of the presidential guard for holding him inside the palace. president mohammed, but as soon as officials said that the guards had started an empty republican movement

hello alex, i need to register here. good afternoon. please tell petrovich again did not pass, now again everything will have to be loaded and passed, like a child, boris petrovich is really busy. but for me, just a couple of words, you understand what you are saying, i tell you that the deputy manager is busy. and you maids want to say a few words to him, you understand who you are, but i just for one minute. look for yes, well you urgently 207 popov calls well. i realized thanks. it's impossible to know everything, but these guys are ready to prove otherwise. is it true that the giant planets of the solar system have a solid surface. i remember being in fifth grade. we have studied this topic and it was said that all the planets, e, gas giants of the solar system, any adults would envy their erudition and charisma. is it true that arina is not only a female name, but also an image of the sea. here is the name, marina, it means marine. and what are the names of the artists who paint seascapes. she sure feels like an intellectually entertaining sho

. >> alex, what can you tell us about this meeting between putin and lukashenko? >> reporter: well, it comes almost exactly a month after that insurrection by evgeni prigozhin which suddenly ended on november 4th and news came that a deal had been brokered by president lukashenko of belarus to get prigozhin to step down and stop his march of mon cow. this meeting is the first of two days of meeting. lukashenko talked about the wagner troops who arrived in belarus. we've seen video of them training belarusian fighters. he says the wagner group is starting to stress them out because they're asking for what they call an excursion into poland. he said he's making sure to keep those wagner forces inside belarus. president putin also commented on the ongoing counteroffensive saying it is a failure while ukrainian and u.s. officials do acknowledge it is going slower than they would like, saying it is a difficult fight and it's going to take several months. fredicka? >> alex marquardt, thanks so much, from kyiv. >>> for 23 straight days now temperatures in this country ha

alex, what can you tell us about this latest russian strike?: well, wolf, a terrifying strike, right in the center of ukraine's fourth biggest city, dnipro, in the mi middle of a friday night and understand missiles hit a high-rise residential building as well as the headquarters for the security service, the sbu. the mayor says this is the third time russia has tried to hit that building and understand from witnesses there were two missiles. thankfully those buildings were both empty and so there are nine people with injury, but thankfully no one was killed. one of the eyewitnesses we spoke with said it was absolutely terrifying that people were screaming and running to basements. she herself said she would go back to work tonight and sleep there because there's the basement as a shelter in case more rockets come in tonight but, wolf, this comes just hours after russia accused ukraine of firing missiles into southern russia. they say their air defenses managed to shoot those missiles down, but debris fell on the city wounding some 14 people, s

alex, what can you tell us about the small gains that ukraine has made in bakhmut?entum, but they are modest gains. bakhmut is one of the most fiercely fought-over cities since the beginning of this war. russia does control it, but ukraine is trying to encircle it, not doing so well on the northern part of the city, but they say that they are pushing around to the south, which could eventually cut off russia's efforts to resupply the city and take higher ground. and then in the south, which is arguably the bigger priority in this counteroffensive, we understand that they have made some gains on two different axes, as they try to push down towards the sea of asoff, which planned mass that connects russian-controlled crimea with russian-controlled donbas. they have managed to push forward, but they have had to dig in. this is an extremely tough fight. we've been there and spoken with the soldiers. it is a very densely mined area and those forces are facing a fierce artillery from the russian side, but they are making some small gains here, boris. >> alex marquardt rep

alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, multiple sources telling abc news that former president trump allegedly tried to overturn arizona's 2020 election results by pressuring the governor. as first reported by "the washington post," trump allegedly called former governor doug ducey, insisting his narrow loss in the state could be reversed if ducey could find more than 10,000 fraudulent votes. abc news can also report that trump dispatched former vice president mike pence to pressure ducey to find fraudulent votes in the state. pence called ducey multiple times in the aftermath of the election but did not follow trump's orders. pence's team has declined to comment. a spokesperson for ducey tells abc news, the governor stands by his action to certify the election and considers the issue to be in the rear view mirror. trump's campaign telling abc news the allegations are part of "witch-hunts designed to interfere and meddle in the 2024 election." trump has been accused of election interference before. he's currently under investigation in georgia for alleged election meddling, which he denied once agai

>> alex, what can you tell us about ukraine's battlefield advances in that counteroffensive? >> reporter: well, they've been extremely modest. they certainly are encouraging for the ukrainian side. they are hailing these advances as victories. but it's clear there's still a very long way to go. where ukraine is right now, specifically on the southern front which is arguably the biggest priority for them, is they're consolidating gains that they've made over the past 72 to 48 hours. they've made advances in some places. and remember, paula, the goal here for ukraine is to push forward on that southern front. they've been prodding along, trying to find weak spots in that russian line, trying to pierce through that russian line. we heard yesterday they had taken the town that had been occupied for a very long time, and they did hail that as a victory. president zelenskyy posting about that on his social media. we understand that elsewhere along the line that they are making progress. but it is small progress. it is slow progress. and the hope is that as they grind away at those

alex, thank you so much for coming in and tell— new music.

the color that i'm just starting to tell you, this is alex rivera and i from to ha, also coming another crown dining. and so then this time in denmark, for folks more outraged, in fact, that 16 civilians are upholstered, killed into don as fighting intensifies on multiple front sides, including duffle and a russian john list as killed in southern ukraine most coast as a cluster munitions. we used the, we begin in israel with tens of thousands of people are protesting government proposed plans to change that your district. prime minister benjamin asked me all his fault. right. government has revived a campaign to co tail some of the supreme court's pals. as you're watching live pictures now from west tourism, where protest as have now reached, they want to march to the connected, which is years of age on the proposed government bill. during a televised address, any of us we nothing yahoo threatened to go ahead with pumps of those traditional changes. opposition? parties say they are anti democratic. well obviously it was mohammed challenging has more on those protests for us or not. so t

tell alex how it was. well, i took the order. of the house heard the shots did not betray the value got into the car. here, and then i see some guy running, and a gun in his hand, to be honest, i was a little scared. well, yes, he ran past me with zero attention and threw something out of the fountain. he threw it over there. fine, well done until he arrived he had a question. he won't say for sure. like, not he look camera. can i do it again? please print. roman georgievich , the owner of the car, zotov kirill anatolyevich , born in the eighty-third year, urgently came to the landing troops, served as a licensed security guard in hot spots. there is an address and photo color. print me everything and spin it on the links of condensed milk. well, according to the defendants, the case of shooting on the road. okay, according to our law enforcement source , the murder of lawyer vakulin, and in the past known for its unquestioning severity of sentencing, as i understand the matter with a lawyer in order. i'll tell you everything mys

what is the desire of alex here you are the judge of the competition? please tellhow difficult it is to judge medieval battles. ok let's go to begin with, let's define the definitions judge - this is the one who makes a decision on criminal cases under administrative cases. and my status is marshal that is, if you translate into a sports language, this is a sports referee, not a judge. let's not be confused, we're not judging here. we don't make judgments. we just monitor compliance with the rules of their correctness and a clean result. if taken as part of the battles. uh, this kind of sport is starting to take over here. do all these tournaments exist before, are they formed why? that is, conditionally, there are people of a high class, everything that they do in their lives. this is the war of the crusades, war with each other and so on. and if there are no wars, they can't sit there, i don't know, they can't make bread. yes, they have to hone their skills to anytime. to work on this further for its intended purpose, respectively, and began to organize from the

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and alex joining us from ukraine on the ground now. tells more about what the general tells you about what it means for ukraine. >> reporter: the general believes they could have a significant impact on this fight at this critical moment. he says the russians are very afraid of the u.s. cluster munitions they may even leave certain areas where the munitions could be most effective. he's in charge of a large section of the southern front, arguably the most important part of the counter offensive as the ukrainian troops the try to pierce the russian occupied land bridge in the south. he did note how dangerous the cluster munitions are for civilians and will be used carefully, not in heavily populated areas that's part of the agreement that ukraine struck in writing with the u.s. along with a pledge to keep track with where the clusters are being used so for future demining operations, one the war is over they can be found in case there are duds that have not gone off. here's more of what he had to say about the cluster munitions now in ukrain

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doing so despite another officer telling him not to do it. abc's alex presha tonight. >> do not release the dog. >> reporter: tonight, a k-9 officer is under investigation and on paid leave after he appeared to command his dog to attack this unarmed black truck driver following a chase in ohio. in body cam footage, a state trooper repeatedly warns an assisting local police officer not to release his dog on the man whose hands are up. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: but that officer appears to signal for the dog to attack. >> get the dog off of him. >> reporter: the 23-year-old driver, jadarrius rose, given first aid and arrested. >> nobody's trying to hurt you. >> [ bleep ], you just let a dog bite me. >> reporter: the trooper who warned against the dog baffled. >> was i not loud enough? >> you said it three, four, multiple times. >> reporter: authorities say it all started when the driver failed to pull over for a missing mud flap. troopers chasing the semi for 26 miles, at one point ordering the driver out of the truck at gun

. >> alex barrett was there with him in detroit as well, too, so they tell the stories of a younger chris. he was not as mellow. >> i think that he has mellowed a little bit, maybe because it is hotter out there. but we mes with him enough that players know how he is. he is always going. >> with the red and gold report i am matt lively. >> the first game is against th raiders and the niners then pla the denver broncos on the 19th and then the chargers on august 25th. >>> still ahead, a line down th block to get one last pour. how the community came together before anchor brewing closed up there san francisco taproom. >>> remember that you can watch us anytime, anywhere on our streaming service. catchall newscasts plus the news and weather ap >>> beautiful day today. this weekend the community came together to toast anchor brewin one more time at their taproom in san francisco. they close their taps after being in business for more than a centur and our betty yu was there. >> reporter: the line to get into anchor taproom stretched down the hill at potrero hill. >> tell me what you got here

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