>> alexandria ocasio-cortez: yes.ident harris made history and shared a vision, "a vision of america where we hold fast the fearless belief that built our nation and inspire the world, that here, anything is possible." the nomination, this one is a meaningful step for america. what does it personally need to you? >> alexandria ocasio-cortez: you know, when i was 9 years old, i watched a lot of "star trek" with my dad. [cheering] we used to watch this series. "star trek" voyager. the reason i bring this up is because this was the first ship with a female captain. captain janeway, and i remembered this was something that was very important growing up. my dad felt it very important to me to watch this. because he wanted me to see an example of a woman in leadership. when i was a kid, the only example of that was in science fiction. and today represents a day where it has become our reality. [cheering] it's not science fiction anymore. we will have the first woman president of the united states.. >> stephen: it must be a

in 2019 with the presentation of the standard of the fifth hussar alexandria regiment.ewn for the regiment like the prussian hussars. this is where the name black hussars came from. in the first world war, the regiment of the fifth hussar alexandrian. he fought as part of the prussians. we are not the hussars of death, we are immortal hussars, the second version is that he said, enough deaths for today, our regiment is immortal, that's where the name came from, black hussars, immortal hussars, the brigade was given a now brigade shrine, an icon of the holy great prince alexander nevsky, since we are alexandrians, this is one of our brigade's friends, boldrev andrey vladimirovich, he came across it, he is fond of it. a collector and he bought it and gave it to us, that's why we are under the patronage saint prince alexander nevsky. let us give you this one, it is the history of the creation of the brigade, well, the modern brigade, its combat path, starting in 2005, it was formed on february 1, 2005, next year we will have 20 years. there are our heroes, and some informa

old town alexandria. so thanks for coming tonight for kind of kicking off our. 2/50 anniversary event and i look forward our speaker tonight. thank you. and we are very fortunate and very proud have such wonderful partners and other exceptional organizations here in fairfax county like historic alexandria like mount vernon and like so many others. so please take every opportunity to come out tomorrow and experience that as well. the last thing i want to say is i just want to take a minute and acknowledge our wonderful staff team here at gunston hall. many of our folks are tonight helping out. we've all got our fancy name on. so please, as you have an opportunity to thank them for the great work they do, please do so. we are very, very blessed to. have a really talented, passionate, wonderful of folks that we work with here at gunson. so thanks very much to our wonderful team. and it is now my honor invite up dr. kate steer our, senior curator here at gunston hall, to introduce our speaker. thank you all v

alexandria: he's been critical of the biden administration response think after landing in georgia.e governor is doing very good job and is having a hard time getting the president on the phone and i guess they're not being responsive the federal government is not being responsive very very hard time getting the president on the phone. alexandria: the georgia governor brian kent said that he did speak with president biden yesterday after initially missing his phone call, actually end up calling you back as of this morning said that he and vice president kamala harris have been playing phone tag and the windows the former president trump said well. — he spoke with one musk today effort to try to get people connected to have just simply nt been able to communicate with chocolates. tammy: that assuages we know that starling his name making a big difference summer getting into north carolina so wonderful to see the private sector moving away thank you alexandria appreciated now joining fox forward from his florida recovery efforts following hurricane helene or something you can do, your

pope's horses were starving and heed had grain the alexandria depot. but the railroad cars were too heavy for the nearby bridg so forage couldn't advance. by august eighth, helped had received no clear orders on supply, and he sent his own reconnaissance party 200 sharpshooters and operator crews to repair the telegraph and report observations. they discovered the track had been cut 14 miles from alexandria two days later to his utter exasperation helped learned the army was completely out of forage food and had lost the major battle of second bull run in while moving men and supplies southwesterly approved challenging the transportation route southward from washington to fredericksburg, which involved road steamships on the potomac and a 14 mile line of track from acquire to fredericksburg posed a unique challenge. mcdowell and the arriving troops, burnside and mcclellan in because of an influx of civilian needs in late july. pope found his time unexpectedly consumed, responding to the movement of goods to market in this important economic. he continu

and we have alexandria. thank you for being here. jay, welcome back. it will be spirited with jay in the house and rueben. amanda in the center and david, welcome back. you and i have talked about a lot of things through the israel war and so many things. it is good to have you back. first of all, i want to go around and just find out what each of you thought of the debate. so let's do that. alexandria, i know you said at one point you needed a break like everybody else. what was your take on it? >> it was very long. i think while there was some focus on policy there was so much criticism of each of the candidates. we didn't get to the meat of the issues. >> rueben, your thought. >> i feel the same way. the position, the way trump came out was pretty aggressive and talk he was talking to a rally and he sounded angry. i thought. when he referenced those people was not the best thing to say. >> harris: all right. and jeanine, i am curious maybe just to dig in a little deeper. did it move the needle for you at all? >> no, i 100% am a trump supporter and i

steven: our family lived in alexandria, virginia. vice president at that time and we were not in the vice president's residence. we were living in basically our old suburban home that is where dad lived while he was vice president and the whole family did and that's when we heard that speech. peter: were you all in the room together listening? steven: dad, mom, myself, my sister were home. my brothers were off to college at that time so we were home. it happened so unexpectedly. 10 months earlier, october 1973, my dad was a congressman. he had been a congressman from grand rapids, michigan for 12, 13 terms. he was the house minority leader. the amazing thing is my mother was so tired of politics, and she had finally convinced my dad that if you don't win the speakership -- that wanted to be speaker of the house -- if the republicans don't get a majority, that he would retire his next term in they would go back to grand rapids and deb would be a lawyer again -- and dad would be a lawyer again, so mom was looking forward to dad retirin

alexandria hoff live in washington with us for this. has the vice president amended her position? >> sandra, when it comes to elicited drugs it is unclear. she has advocated for marijuana forum but missing from the issues page. the aclu questionnaire is 2019 document and the same one she pledge support for taxpayer-funded transitioning for migrants. so a section about racial injustice harris rode this, "the criminalization and full decriminalization with appropriate treatment with stark racial injustice and reduce incarceration." remember at the time then senator harris trying to connect with voters and compete with fellow presidential primary candidates like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren of. in 2020, the left-wing decriminalization of drugs in oregon and perverse state to take away possession. an experiment that ultimately failed. you shouldn't be able to openly use drugs. that part doesn't make sense to me. i cannot walk down the street with a margarita but someone can use a toxic and impact -- >> and impact others is what the business owner was saying. 2021-2023, sites in

ashley: alexandria hoff, thank you very much.altz, republican from florida joins us this morning, great to have you here. you have been calling for a briefing from the secret service this week on what the latest development, have you heard anything? , i was able to talk to senior leadership last night and they're on their way down to four to, we contrast that with director cheadle who by the time where congressional testimony still had not been to butler pa, that the step of the right direction walk the ground and talk to the agents of local law enforcement, notably acting director row is a former police officer in florida and knows the area well. i think we have a broader issue twofold, are we tailoring the protective detail to match the threats, the mainstream media does not like to talk about it in the administration has not talked about it at all but we have an adversary of the united states iran that is openly and actively trying to kill a leading presidential candidate a lot of talk about election interference, that's as ba

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez saying i do not see how mayor adams can continue governing new york city. for the good of city, he should resign. adams said he would be quote, stepping up and not stepping down. the fbi and the u.s. attorney for thfdny has failed to commen. >>> the idf is preparing for two brigades being sent to the border. nor t the u.s. and several allies are proposing an immediate cease-fire and negotiations. for the latest, let's go to daniele hamamdjian. what do we know about their cease-fire proposal? >> reporter: this is a joint statement led by the united states and france, calling for an immediate 21-day cease-fire across the lebanon-israel border to allow for negotiations. the statement itself was negotiated on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly in new york where world leaders are meeting this week. it's being backed by a number of countries including the uk, canada, qatar to name a few. the expectation is that israel would welcome the proposal. benjamin netanyahu leaving tel aviv this morning for new york, and he's made it clear in the past tw

from valdosta, let's begin this hour with alexandria hoff. >> former president trump will be arriving here later this afternoon. he plans to get a briefing on the devastation and deliver remarks and help distribute some supplies. the need for help here is abundantly clear. you have to look around and drive around a little bit and stunning. 30,000 people are still without power here. georgia power estimates services won't be restored until saturday at the earliest including other parts of the state as well. georgia alone the overall death toll has reached at least 15. that includes children. eerie, pennsylvania last night former president trump sent love and prayers to the families of those who lost their lives. >> all of those who are displaced and suffering in the wake of the hurricane's destruction and the south especially in florida, georgia, alabama, tennessee and in particular western north carolina took a tremendous hit, it has been absolutely devastated and god be with you all. >> trump also hit at vice president harris attending fundraisers out west and president biden for his

stu. >> got it lawrence alexandria ocasio-cortez proposed a $30 billion social housing authority.this country is staring down a full blown housing crisis where affordable housing slipping further out of reach nonprofit housing is scarce and we're wall street and corporate americas greed is perpetuating our despair. more than half of american renters are spending more than 30% of their income on rent. more than ever before in u.s. history. we need to put homes back in the hands of the people and reclaim the home as a basic human right. not a commodity for profit first. [laughter] stuart: i shouldn't laugh like that irresistible charles payne is we -- with me this morning they want corporate government it won't work. >> when she puts out there in an election year it is same thing harris says big evil corporations are ruining our live this is particular program douglas wrote a great piece this morning saying it was cost $600 billion that anything that goes through hud 40% would have to go -- set aside for extra extreme low income and 30% for low income. and then at the end of the day

alexandria gathers friends. so, every year in the theater of alexandria. on the side of the painting day in prague gather not only belarusians, but also the little ones. its culture and the main features of people. i want to wish you today, smiling to go through life, only hear good things to remember, not to grieve. to flow and not to be sad, so that the house was always a full cup, there was agreement and harmony, only a passport became, that... older than cognac, that is kept for the holiday, let everything come true, let it come true, let every day begin with good, someone shares new joy and illnesses bypass out of envy, let everything come true, let it come true, your soul does not hurt and does not suffer, let only good come after the year. oshi goes only this way, and not the other way around, i wish you from the bottom of my heart, without looking back, to go forward, so that the young soul sings, repeating, but how lucky, let the bad rains, will be lost as dust in the fields, and all the good remains. multiplying for yourself and friends, let ever

alexandria, appreciate that.ala harris hitting georgia and wisconsin on friday as a new fox news poll shows she does have a slight edge nationally over trump, but it is within the margin of error. madeleine rivera has more on that. >> reporter: hi, good morning, david. vice president kamala harris has no public events scheduled for today. overnight, she returned from wisconsin. her rally in the democratic stronghold of madison is a departure from her team's recent strategy of heading to red counties and battleground statements to try and eat into former president trump's margins. but dade county is the fastest growing county in the state making it a critical campaign stop. a quinnipiac poll shows harris is leading in wisconsin by one percentage point, far from comforting for the vice president. >> let's not pay too much attention to the polls because, let's be clear, we are the underdog in this race. and we have some hard work ahead of us. but here's the thing, we like hard work. [cheers and applause] >> reporter

guys. >> bill: alexandria hoff. a preview in philadelphia. >> dana: michael tyler, communications director for the harris-walz campaign joining us again. thank you for being here. you might be as excited as we are the day is here. everybody can move forward after tonight. dan pfeifer who worked for obama did an interview over the weekend. he said if you ask the people actually deep in the numbers and paying really close attention to what's happening in the battleground states, it is closer to 50/50. i think it is very possible if the election were held today trump would win. followed up by axelrod on what he thinks harris needs to do and then i'll turn it over to you. >> there is no doubt that she has been doing a lot of scripted events since she got into the race. she hasn't done many media interactions. she will have to do more. this is the biggest test. this is the biggest event. i do think from this point forward she will have to do more media. >> dana: do you agree it's the biggest test to date? >> good morning

alexandria hoff is in washington. alexandria? >> hi, harris. are right, it sounded like a very poorly written campaign ad. according to amazon their alexa voice-enabled assistant has no political opinions, telling fox news digital this was an error that was quickly fixed. but it wasn't quick enough to stop it from going viral. the extent of human error here is what is in question, because we know thanks to open secrets that amazon employees and their family members have given four times more to the campaign of kamala harris than to donald trump. and it doesn't help that it follows a series of tangles between big tech and politics prayed last week you will remember house oversight committee chair jim jordan received a letter from mark zuckerberg confirming that facebook was pressured by the biden administration to suppress certain information related to the biden family and covid-19. and then earlier this summer, senator roger marshall calling out an experience he had on google suppressing searches about the trump assassination attempt. here is

y acumulados de lluvia, hoy existe un potencial de algo de inundaciones en algunos puntos desde alexandrÍa24 horas. maity: crecen los incendios en california. el grandes incendios avanzan sin control en la zona montaÑosa del estado con mÁs de 100,000 acres de terreno calcinadas, mientras que los equipos luchan para contener las llamas. uno de estos incendios es la mayor preocupaciÓn por las autoridades en san bernardino que ya arrasÓ con 35,000 acres y estÁ contenido solo en un 14%. elian: hoy tuvo lugar otro dÍa del juicio contra rubÉn oseguera gonzÁlez, miembro del cÁrtel quentin halys, veneraciÓn. claudia uceda nos tiene los detalles de esta audiencia en contra el capo que enfrenta una posible condena de cadena perpetua. claudia: rubÉn oseguera gonzÁlez se enfrentÓ cara a cara con el policÍa federal mexicano que lo detuvo en 2015 en jalisco. el policÍa mexicano testificÓ en la corte. no mostrÓ su rostro y tampoco se identificÓ. revelÓ que josÉ cayÓ por reporte de gente armada en las calles. >> vemos las mÁs armadas, nos acercamos, una escapÓ, pero alcanzamos de tener una, testificÓ. el

>> john: alexandria hoff with a preview of the big dance for us. alexandria, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: let's bring in larry kudlow. i was just asking if he saw the interview with lindy. we are glad she came on. she runs the finance for the harris campaign and she's part of that program. she was defending harris enter economic policies, and i did challenge her on this opportunity economy that she described and we have heard kamala harris describe on your website and beyond. she talked about how priority for harris is to bring down prices. but we haven't heard her acknowledge how we got here. those prices ran up, and until you acknowledge how we got here, how do you promise voters are going to fix it? it's a simple question. >> i don't understand, because her economic speech, which i think was more important than her dnc convention speech, she would spend another $2 trillion on top of the $2 trillion deficit as far as the eye can see. and as far as i can gather, her solution to prices is price controls. she says price controls on groceries are bad enough. the margins are tiny.

congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez being the first to call for his resignation. doing that just on the amount of investigations that were swirling around already. the mayor has two of the most important constituents in the federal government. the democratic leader of the house of representatives, hakeem jeffries, is a resident of new york city. a constituent of the mayors and the senate democratic majority leader chuck schumer is a constituent of the mayors, a resident of new york city. they will be under inordinate political pressure to declare themselves on the mayor's future, should he resign. should the governor remove him from office. these are political questions on top of this criminal investigation that is now moving rapidly against the mayor and, tom, what can we expect procedurally tomorrow? >> well i think it remains a bit of a question and i think it is something where a number of things can happen. first off there is no indication here at all that there is any sort of violent crime. typically when we see a violent crime, the idea of business tamperin

country we need 60,000, we take 10 for ourselves, for now for the short term. easy, and what about alexandria, there is a larger storage facility, it is in order, you can store apples there, if he wants to take this garden and work there and the storage facility, we will give it to him for free, well, you know that, i know of course, so that you don’t have to worry somewhere, there is one person over the talk, so you take a closer look, if you have you will be decided to take, there must be an owner on the land, here we have reviewed the land, there is simply if you find a literate person. today, gardeners provide belarusians with apples from september to february, in order to avoid a spring deficit, it is necessary to plant special varieties, build modern storage facilities. every year in the country it is necessary to plant about 500 hectares of gardens, expand the range of crops, the task is not only to increase the volume of domestic consumption, but to maintain exports. moreover, we are confident in the economy, spartan agra, belarusian apple is loved and known far beyond the borders of

but he trembles at the court in alexandria, virginia, europe. it is google accused of here?like the last trial which had to do with google search and which google lost, this time around it is about those display ads that you see almost every time you open up a web browser and go to a website and the department of justice alleges that google has an illegal a monopoly over the technology and the tools needed to place those advertisement. i want to show you an image that gives you a process of how it goes when you visit one of those publishers websites. this is the doj's complaints and they have been pulling up a similar image repeatedly in court today and they say it shows google's control over the multibillion dollar ad tech industry. google provides tools to add sellers which are publishers with websites and buyers which are advertisers looking to post ads on those websites and google also has an exchange where the transaction occurs. one witness today said the entire process you just saw takes about 800 milliseconds before you see the add on a web page. in the opening state

lluvia todavÍa existen potencial de que se genere algo de inundaciones en algunos puntos del Área de alexandrÍailia: crecen los incendios en california. hay mÁs de 100,000 acres de terreno calcinadas. el incendio supone el mayor foco de ocupaciÓn para las autoridades de san bernardino que arrasÓ con 35,000 acres y se ha construido solo en un 14%. elian: desde washington claudia uceda no —— nos tiene los detalles del juicio contra rubÉn gonzÁlez. claudia: el policÍa americano testificÓ en la corte. no mostrÓ su rostro y tampoco se identificÓ. revelÓ que el menchito cayÓ por reportes de las personas. >> nos acercamos, pero una escapÓ. reportera: el policÍa recordÓ que el acusado exigiÓ que lo dejÁramos ir, porque era del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. afirma que cuando intento escapar, se tropezÓ y fue capturado. se revelÓ que fue una gorra como las iniciales del cartel lo que delatÓ lo que hacÍa. >> la gorra se me hace muy raro. [mÚsica] ♪ ... la captura enseÑaban que tenÍa un daÑo, pero eso fue una cirugÍa. reportera: enfrenta varios cargos por narcotrÁfico. elian: un conductor de uber en ann

a big concert in ... from the last bell in minsk arena, kupala in alexandria, slavic bazaar in vitebsk, solstice rock festival in pruzhany, august 3, wow fest at the dynamo stadium in minsk, a wake with tents and concerts by vivo brasslov. and by the way, it was precisely for this, according to the announced visa-free regime, that citizens of the european union poured into our country. law enforcement officials say that among them are residents of the netherlands, germany, italy, poland and other european countries. the ministry of internal affairs employees know everything about every person who enters belarus. even at the customs control stage, the guest gets into the database, which tracks his movements until the moment when he leaves our territory. and here the puzzle of the creation of legal acts of the last few months comes together. on april 3, the president signed amendments to the laws on issues of ensuring national security. the content of the document assumed an adjustment of the law. on the legal status of foreign citizens and stateless persons in the republic of belarus, a

the good news is alexandria cortez finally created some jobs in her district.s is, they are all for hookers. roosevelt avenue renamed the avenue of sweethearts by locals who say they are stunned by the conditions ensued the congresswoman continues to turn a blind eye on the border crisis and her constituents suffering from it. overwhelmed with trash and illegal understand while jobs are doing streetwalkers, or there could be time after air surveillance was indicted on corruption charges. the rise of violent street gang trend is starting to look like gotham city before batman shows a. joining us now, the crusader who could clean it up. you are polish and italian? >> polish and italian. fifty-four years. my mother francesca from the southern part of italy. >> of all the things i didn't know about you, i am also half polish and half sicilian. >> so the teacher visit. >> and when is it, as if all the way. you really were shot five times. >> i'm not getting in a cab. [laughter] >> i was told you didn't pay the fair. [laughter] >> they were going fast enough so i was

this city, alexandria, bears the memory of its founder, although egypt perceived elements of a foreignture, but still always retained its identity. centuries, the egyptians gradually moved to egypt, and then over the course of several islam, they lost their language and writing, as if dissolving in the culture of the newcomers from arabia. there were many reasons for this. the koran was sent to the prophet muhammad in arabic, and, therefore, it must be read in arabic. and this, in turn, also led to the loss of their ancient language by the newly converted. and besides, arabic was the language of the authorities, without which the city's inhabitants could not do. and only the most persistent christians, copts, closed in their communities, through the centuries carried their faith to the present day. one of the old capitals of egypt, the city of thebes, where several thousand years ago its temples, ancient gods, palaces of the pharaohs, ponds and parks were located. gradually the city lost its former significance, sank and was swallowed up by the sands. we are now in the luxor temple. th

addition to this, those who are on their unifying holiday, in the mogilev region it is kupala or alexandriahers friends, in grodno it is festival of national cultures, we will see them today, the directors promise high-tech. pavel, i know that we will see you here today too, so see you off-air. anastasia, and not only me, many colleagues will be at minsk arena today, and from reporters all day today we are waiting for the most important platforms to include information about bright events. and belarusians, of course, are a peace-loving people, but we do not forget about the genocide of the great patriotic war, and we appreciate what has been created and strive for development, so for us this is not just a holiday of unification. historical territories, and the day of a single nation, belarusians themselves say this. strength must be in our unity, and then we can achieve anything, in love for our homeland, and it does not matter where you live and who you work as. it is very important to convey this feeling of patriotism to the younger generation, that we adults have done everything so that

by alexandria ocasio-cortez. "i do not see how mayor adams can continue governing new york city.cies are certain government function. nonstop investigations will make it impossible to recruit and retain qualified administration. for the good of the city, he should resign." let's put this photo here. here is alexandria ocasio-cortez with her good buddy, giovanni williams, in line to become the next mayor of new york city. >> which is exactly my point. i think there's a lot of questions. there still are, about why now, why the feds have lasered in on eric adams now. i wonder separately, what is the new york political machine doing on this? when involvement have they had? if he was doing some of these things, it was probably one of the best-kept open secrets. everyone is known about it for years, so i now? then you see aoc come out and then you wonder if maybe it's because her friend, his deputy, a well-known anti-police activist, could replace him. that answer the question. >> john: a lot of people are hoping that doesn't happen. >> foxnews.com did a phenomenal write up today on wh

stuart: alexandria hoff. thank you indeed. study by media research group, one of the moderators on tonight's debate, david muir, has given nothing but positive coverage to harris and meanwhile 93% of his coverage of trump has been negative. brent bozell joins me now. that doesn't sound like a fair debate. what do you say? >> this is abc, not dave muir. this is abc and 93% negative and donald trump 100% positive to kamala harris and the campaign agreed on abc, i don't understand. it's the worst but the question is can david muir be fair, tough, and even handed in the debate? an example of how easy it is to do it. everyone is focused on immigration right now. if i were david muir, i would turn to donald trump and say, president trump, you have advocated returning illegals back to mexico. explain yourself. when he did, turn to kamala harris and say vice president harris, what's your response. then say you've advocated de-criminalizing people crossing the border illegally, explain yourself. then turn to donald trump and say presid

also good is that now you can say what unit you want to serve in, you can say, i want to go to the alexandriaussar, amazing guys, they fought in the second army, there was a lot of stuff there, or say, i want to here to fight under the command of comrade colonel general, who is responsible for the group center, there i want to andrei nikolaevich, and there is a whole set. of different military specialties, please, there will be no problems, many say, i want to bury the scum near kursk, cleanse our land, no questions. and what about ukraine, here is what skokhod says about this, colleagues, there are no people in the villages, they have all been raked out, i have the impression that this war has become a war of the poor, we see, if you cannot buy yourself a white ticket, if you cannot buy for yourself, if you can't buy for yourself, if you can't. and besides, it would seem, yes, you showed these shots, draw a conclusion, stop, stop this madness, and what conclusion does she draw, when, how many more ukrainians must die before the west gives ukraine a long-range missile, that is, you understand

the egyptian—born businessman, rose from a poor family in alexandria to buying the world—famous departmentre in 1985. a bbc documentary has uncovered evidence that under — mohamed al—fayed s ownership, harrods not only failed to intervene, but helped to cover up abuse allegations. this report from shaima khalil contains descriptions of sexual violence. when mohamed al fayed took over harrods, he quickly embraced his high—profile role and the status that came with it. to his customers and the celebrity guests, he was all charm. but to many of his female employees, he was a different man — a predator. we've heard testimony from more than 20 of al fayed's female ex—employees. he tried to rape me more than once. and he pushed me in and onto the bed, so that i couldn't move. you know, he was 79, i nearly 80, and i was 15. mohamed al fayed was rich and powerful. that power allowed him to carry out assault at scale over decades. i wasn't at home. i was in france. he would come upstairs into my room. i was absolutely terrified will stop he got into bed with me and was trying to kiss me and was pus

alexandria ocasio-cortez being the first member of congress to call for his resignation. doing that, the mayor has two of the most important constituents in the federal government. the democratic leader of the house of representatives. hakeem jeffries is a resident of new york city. a constituent of the mayor's. and the senate democratic majority leader chuck schumer, a resident of new york city. they will be under inordinant political pressure to declare themselves on the mayor's future. should he resign. should the governor remove him from office. these are political questions on top of this criminal investigation moving rapidly against the mayor, what can we expect procedurally tomorrow? >> well i think there is a bit of a question remaining. is it something where a number of things can happen. first off, there is no indication here at all that any violent crime has been committed. typically, when we see a violent crime, potential witness tacherring. typically, this is not something that is splashed across the pages of websites and cable news. it is the kind of thing w

hussars from the fifteenth separate guards motorized rifle brigade fight, the successor of the alexandriae. mandatory check of devices and equipment, now the good old multiple launch rocket system is rushing to... the line of the hall works without adjustment, since the targets have long been zeroed in, therefore the calculation of the bm-21 grad lays on the positions the enemy with half a package of shells at once. this time the target is a concentration of enemy infantry. it takes less than 5 minutes in total. we receive the coordinates of the enemy point. here, after which we urgently quickly gather, move to the point. we make a report, and accordingly the target is hit. the calculation, in which the volunteer dzhanga from novosibirsk serves , is moving further and further every day. i observe from the reports, and we ourselves see that we are beating off inhabitant after inhabitant, accordingly we need to move forward to help our infantry, yes indeed, we are advancing very well. to understand how well, you need to travel a long time along the front roads. there are swallows, semenovka

however, the new president of egypt, gamal abdel nasser , gave a fiery speech in the port of alexandria on july 26, 1956, and declared the suez canal national, and then raised his country's flag in that area as a sign of nationalization. in this way, all the assets of the swiss international company. most of whose shares belonged to britain and france were blocked. in addition to the swiss incident, the french, who were upset with the egyptians for their help to the algerian revolutionaries, together with the british, who were deprived of the huge income from suez canal shipping, held a secret meeting in paris. to do. this top-secret meeting also had a special guest. shimon pererz, representative of israel. france and england believed that in order to take revenge on nasser , they should go to the skin of israel and attack egypt . they knew that nasser had banned the passage of israeli ships and planes through the waters and skies of the tiran strait a year before, in 1955, and this would fuel the israelis' motivation to attack egypt. the words of both sides attracted perzo to himself.

who it is intended for, because in our villages in egypt people like fatty meat, in cairo... in alexandria other big cities, they like red meat, lean, it is difficult to imagine these very kind, patient animals, who are also often emotionally attached to the person on the cutting board, well, there are their own rules, by the way, this is how they tie up the camels here so they don't run away, the back of this handsome guy... shines the name of abdurrahman, no, this is not the nickname of the camel, this is the name of the groom, to whom this beast will be a wedding gift. egypt never ceases to amaze, here are the camels, here is the 21st century. the president of assyria definitely does not want to lag behind world trends. a goal has been set. by 2035, 40% of electricity should be produced from renewable sources. and now we will build, here is the passion for megaprojects, of course, the largest solar park in africa, yes, in the world it occupies an honorable fourth place, however, its share in the total volume of generation in egypt is only 2.5-3%. the energy of the sun, water and wind so

correspondent alexandria hoff is in valdosta tonight. >> we pulled together.pitch in, we p persevere. >> in the rubble of a wrecked antique mall president trump dime valdosta with much needed supplies in tow. >> to water to all sorts of equipment that's going to help them. >> in partnership is franklin graham's relief organization samaritan's purse trump says he stands in solidarity with the people of georgia and plans to travel to north carolina later this week. >> as you know, our country is in the final weeks of a hard-fought national election. but in a time like this, when a crisis hits, when our fellow citizens cry out, in need, none of that matters. we're not talking about politics. >> but, when asked if he has reached out to president biden about federal relief efforts -- >> no i haven't reached out to him. i think he is sleeping right now. >> trump also accused the current administration of being unresponsive to georgia governor brian kemp. this morning, kemp said that he did speak with president biden after missing his call yesterday. >> i spoke to pr

but first alexandria hoff live in wilmington, north carolina or president trump wrapped up a campaign rally a short time ago. exam area? >> hi john, born president trump by the state in 2016 and 2020 but by 2020 the margins had tightened. a whole lot of people moved to the state political landscape has changed is become more competitive democrats and that is an opportunity. trump. trump. trump. trump. trump. [cheering] scorcher supporter and williams and the sons coach scorch supporters it was hot out of the wilmington supporters walk with the former president they waited some time. in april rally he planned have been canceled for weather so supporters had not been in line today but have been looking forward to this. in talking with some of those supporters most told us the former president has their vote because of the cost-of-living strain. the former president set on stage with the selection is about the economy and the border. cracked federal reserve chert jerome apollo so this week the influx across the border has been one of the things that has allowed unemployment to rise and r

. >> bill: alexandria huff begins our hour and has a preview. hello. >> good morning. when you imagine presidential debate prep, you picture a mock stage, bright lights, podium that's just the right height. even a stand in opponent to practice the pushback. the scene playing out over the course of five days in pittsburgh for vice president harris. intensive training according to the "new york times" including essentially a trump impersonator. >> are you ready, madam vice president? >> ready. >> when asked about preparations on the other side the trump team responded to fox saying what is debate prep? implying the former president doesn't need practice. he held a rally this weekend in wisconsin where he said this about the biden-harris administration. >> we're run by stupid people. stupid, stupid people. and we found that out at the debate with joe. how did that work out? we'll find it out again on tuesday night. will anybody be watching? >> people will watch this. they've been touting gains seen in the polls. 28% of voters still need to learn more about the vice presid

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alexandria hoff in wilmington. alicia: vice-president kamala harris facing new criticism over her lack of interviews with the media. this, as she held a rally in battleground wisconsin with an interview with oprah winfrey. >> good morning, alicia. from wilmington to outside wilmington, delaware. vice-president here is not here to join president biden to meet with world leaders at the top of the agenda. one of the criticisms of vice-president harris is she would be another extension of president biden, a biden second term. here was the vice-president talking about that last night at that rally you mentioned in wisconsin. >> america is ready to chart a new way forward. we are ready. we are ready. we are ready for a new generation of leadership that's optimistic about what we can do together. >> now for the leaders of india, japan and australia here in delaware with the president, a big part of standing up to china is beefing up forces in the pacific and biden's first year in office announced a new defense partnership

the command headquarters, and also talked to the guys from the fifteenth guards motorized rifle alexandriagade. let's watch the film and then return to the studio. comrade commander, chief of the artillery regiment 4, lieutenant colonel, let's cut, if that's the case, hello, and what will you work with, 2.5, getsen. in general, for counter-battery combat, well, and if the regiment commander himself will use his own tasks, let's say the enemy is hiding , there are more ammunition for them, for july and the days of june 5 , 52 guns, two of which were foreign -made, really a straight cannon division , clearly its own supercam, now the crew has been trained to use the lancet 59. and what a smell, yes, yes, and the most important thing is that unlike basements, of course, it is more pleasant to breathe here than in basements, and in the summer heat air conditioners are not particularly needed, of course they dug up a mother do not grieve, well, i will say, 45 days, that is 45 days they dug, yes dug, equipped, the main part, here, which is already a communication passage, another 10 days, well,

alexandria ocasio-cortez calls for adams to resign hours before the indictment was reported, she saidg new york city the flood of resignation and vacancies are threatening government functioning nonstop investigation will make it impossible to recruit and retain a qualified administration this indictment comes months before adams faces a competitive primary challenge and his bid for reelection. maria: thank you very much, special agent fox's contributor nicole parker, great to see you, thank you for being here way income your reaction. >> i think many people believe this is a long time coming this is not the first time that adams has been looked into by the feds he was referred to the prosecutor's back in 2010 and they declined to charge them at that point what i tell you public corruption are extremely complex and they're difficult to charge in the southern district of new york i'm pretty certain to have this case buttoned up because they don't bring charges unless the ready to go just like with the recent pdd case it's aggressive and i will see what happens but i believe they will b