former mayor of riga, nilushakov, as well as the former presidents of latvia, valdisazalters and andris. bersh, moreover, this is a common practice and the pride of the academy on their website. there is even a whole column of interviews with the president with a belarusian, by the way, not the first. here are footage from a decade ago and so on alexander lukashenko was also asked about communication with his son, and a request for a conversation this year was officially sent in advance. we don’t even think at all from some kind of information wars for children’s competitions in latvia on the net, they strangely don’t raise a fuss because of this, that some children came and took the president of latvia, perhaps they could interview, according to nadezhda bukharova, together with them in belarus was traveling from latvia, five buses crowded with tourists. after all, plus everything for the baltic states, minsk opened without visas. now pupils in a cart back in vitebsk, it is curious that just last year, singers from latvia participated in the jubilee slavic bazaar, the master, by the wa

former mayor of riga, nil ushakov, as well as the former presidents of latvia , valdisazal tars and andris, berzin, moreover, this is a common practice and the pride of the academy on their website. there is even a whole column of interviews with the president in belarusian, by the way, not the first. here are footage from a decade ago, and so on, alexander lukashenko was also asked about communication with his son, and a request for a conversation this year was officially sent in advance. we do not even think at all from some kind of information wars to children's competitions in latvia on the net come, they strangely don’t raise a fuss because of this, that some children arrived, took the president of latvia, perhaps they could interview, according to nadezhda bukharova , five buses crowded with tourists were traveling with them in belarus from latvia. after all, plus everything for the baltic states, minsk opened without visas. now the pupils still in vitebsk are curious that just last year, a singer from latvia , the winner, by the way, of the russian vocal competition, participated in

former mayor of the river, nilushakov, as well as the former presidents of latvia, valdi sazantes and andriss, moreover, this is a common practice and the pride of the academy on their website. there is even a whole column of interviews with the president in belarusian, by the way, not the first. here are footage from ten years ago and so on alexander lukashenka was also asked about communication with his son, and a request for a conversation this year was officially sent in advance. we do not even think, in general, any e-information wars for children's competitions. in latvia, everyone comes, they strangely don’t make a fuss because of this, so that some children come take the president of latvia, perhaps an interview, according to nadezhda bukharova, five buses crowded with tourists traveled from latvia with them in belarus, because minsk opened a bun for everything for the balts visa-free now students of the tv school back in vitebsk, it is curious that literally last year a singer from latvia, the winner, by the way, of the russian vocal competition, participated in the jubilee slavic b

president has trained with competition interns of the prior century those with industry after industry andry then the president talks about recovering from the great depression and the way he transformed antitrust enforcement at the time and then rose to the challenge. but but antitrust is not operate in a vacuum. it is with the fabric of the economy. and so this looks at how we approach things. of course of those in the courts but not only was it necessary but it was critical to reshape to work with congress and the context to keep those using their mark. >> webs obviously face in economy and challenges that are possible for the roosevelts to contemplate but with the broader approach to competition lies as a candidate in are the president it was and is the indispensable part of 21st century for those challenges. and he believes looking structural change out of a conviction that doing so would have greater productivity and more opportunity while increasing wages. we have to recognize that for decades to be less competitive from consumersom and workers and reversing the trend is very signific

but overnight, the mood had been ugly when police fired tear gasd mier's house, fuio taer andri lankansrt fund fd. buomisedo leave office downo weday.ir step out, the protestors were cleaning up the presidential palace tod next president will put sri lanka back on its feet. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tock owe. >> o'donnell: and we want to turn now to the war in ukraine where russian forces are intensifying their attacks on many fronts. over the we understood o, russian strikes on three civilian apartment buildings killed at least 30 peel in eastern ukraine where nine other were pulled from the rubble. multiple missile attacks killed at least six people in the northeastern city of kharkiv. cbs's holly williams reports from ukraine, where she says missile attacks are not the only threat that civilians are facing. >> nice to meet you. hi, vlad. welcome home. >> reporter: 16-year-old vlad buriak just made it home after what he says was nearly three months as a captive of the russian mirlt. he was reunited with his faster last week. >> maybe kill you like this. >> reporter: they threatened to

and resign. dozens of wildfires are continuing to burn across from spain. italy andries thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes as a severe heat wave leads to storing temperatures. the un mission and i've got to stop has documented allegations of rights abuses in its 1st report on the issue since the taliban swept to power last year. it accuses the government of extra ju, just so killings, arbitrary, arrests and torture. it says there were more than $200.00 instances of cruel punishments, including some targeting people accused of violating religious codes. and it says women and girls have been subjected to severe restrictions on their rights and excluded from public life. let's get more in this with the less sci fi he's joining us from couple. so this report, it makes for some pretty grim reading and they tell us more about what's in it and what, what the take away message ultimately as they've been talking a lot about, you know, as you said, the extra judicial killings about curbs, on the freedom of assembly on the freedom of the media on accusations of people bein

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raphael warnock andri going to work hard up and down the ticket to make sure we turn out every singleeorgian to make sure we have a state worth voting for. >> stacey abrams, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we did invite stacey abrams's opponent brian kemp to be on the show. he is welcome to join us any time. >>> maryland republicans have chosen trump-backed state lawmaker dan cox, an election denier who has taken a series of hard-line conservative positions as their nominee for what will be one of the most difficult governor's offices for the party to hold in november's midterms. cox won the jump shot race to replace term-limited republican governor larry hogan. >>> and coming up next, sesame place apologizing after one of their characters appears to ignore two young black girls. their mother responding tonight. >> the fact that this even happened, the fact that this is even going to be a core memory for them when it comes to sesame place is actually disgusting and unbelievable to me. yep, them too. it's an invigorating rush... ...zapping millions of germs in second

the $153.00 was being played at the hub of godson andries in scotland where its hunger has won twice previously in 50 san mason champs with won't be around the final 2 rounds after finishing up knowing eyes of paul well sure to the cuts could be the last time saga feature is at one of his favorite cool, 6. the next one comes around what? 2? 3430 and i, i don't know, 5 i'll be physically able to play by then. um, so it to me it from like that this might have been my last parish open here at st. andrew's and the fans ovation and the warmth. i was on an unbelievable feeling. i understand what with jack and arnold, i had gone through in the past and i, i was kind of feeling that way and there at the end and just just the collective warmth and, and understanding they understand what golfs all about and what it takes to be an open champion and i've been lucky enough and fortune up to one this twice here and it, it felt i felt very emotional just just because, you know, i just don't know what my health is going to be. like. i'm a little tick. the mom of them are not playing the weekend beca

coming, if you haven't heard from her she phenomenal, and excellent speaker, incredible life story andry background and one of the issues she cursed with a strong about our pro-life issues are right nowan obviously that's timely with the supreme court decision so we're looking for to hearing l from her. we would love if you could mark your calendar for that.t. we will put out more information withinor your logistic ticket sales all that the email so if you're not getting her e-mails from us go to story county gop.com you can sign up for those. that's ever get information out to everybody the most. with that we haven't in see this evening news a lot more entertaining and humorous that i am some good head over the microphone to state representative rob taken. [applause] -- robert bacon. >> you didn't do anything like i wrote the introduction for you. [laughing] it's good to see all of you here tonight. look at each other on the table right now. look at -- seriously, look at each other, notice how your all smiling. it's because where republicans and we are a happy people. now ly god loves y

that it can have all the communities going back to my time as mayor in the city when properly planned andri executed it can bring significant new committees to the providing new economic opportunities for families and businessss owners while ensuring affordable housing for residents. the bipartisan infrastructure bill expanded the pilot program that i helped create several years ago, and in appreciate te announced the availability for fy 22. do you believe that further strengthening the linkages between the transit affordable housing and economic development will help to create more livable walkable, sustainable communities? >> yes, i do, senator menendez. as a matter of fact the public transportation is about people and the models that are used to determine where the public transportation should provide service are models driven. so, housing, affordable housing to keep individuals close to the high-capacity transit centers with high quality transit service is definitely need and the transit development, which encourages the public and private partnerships through the joint development as w

the current projects are for small start so i've heard from the project sponsors especially smaller andry midsize cities tht a local match can present a problem and we are working closely with them as applications become available to assist them with identifying not only what their needs are from a national perspective. with the amount of federal funds we can make available to them. >> in your testimony stated fta will initiate the program established by the new infrastructure law and the excess ability program and the rail vehicle replacement program. the greater cleveland regional transit authority has made significant progress in making its rail stations accessible to riders with disabilities that the agency has 17 remaining stops. these investments are long overdue and rta has another pressing problem. the replacement of its entire rail. agencies like cleveland and philadelphia and the ranking members said in his state have or of course the date back to the carter and reagan administration so that means armany rail cars are in excess f 40 or so. possible for 19 to have a plan up for t

you describe very accurately is the results of a global business enterprise that's driven by profits andrifocused on finding vulnerabilities in order to expand their customer base make as much money as they counted decreased amount of risk. and fentanyl can be produced and sold for much more money per that is the second thing. and the third thing is the problem does not begin or end of the southwest border it is deep in a country where the drugs are produced. and they are shipped through multiple means in the united states and into our communities. and say what we cannot do is take individual pieces of that complex and focus our efforts and ignore the others. we have to look at it in its totality. left out when there are changes in the environment and focus our efforts against the environment. in disrupting time their ability to be able to move these drugs into our country. so snapshots of time, i absolutely understand they give certain numbers, certain indicators. i can type as we are approaching this in holistic which is what it deserves the complex of issues we are dealing with under th

that money is actually going to make everything go up that's related to energy in any possible way >> andrynue to raise interest rates in. >> i want j. powell to be data dependent, have very little guidance because it's been very useless and he should pay a lot more attention to the market place and a lot less attention to politics. >> what do you think he's telling us >> i think the market is telling us that inflation is not going to be the type of problem it is today. there's going to be sticky areas, but most likely, when the market says that an ease is coming at some point in 2023, i think he paid attention. i think that's why he was acting a lot different yesterday than he was in the june 14, 15th press conference >> rick might have moved into the transitory category. >> i'm feeling transitory. i want to bring that word back, no >> just redefine it in terms of five years >> like we did with recession? like we redefined recession? >> at this point, steve, i'll just ask you, if we're going to say that the nber has to weigh in on this and they have to come up with these three metrics that

yarovka, they probably understand, yes, we have now from lugansk yes, rt war correspondent vladislav andrischiaryov. vladislav hello, here you are back from volchya rockets, a settlement near e. hmm with severodonetsk now to tell how you have the situation there. yes studio, greetings. we just got back yesterday. we are from the wolf. uh, this village is, of course, now under the most severe shelling, because two main roads are two main roads from zolote to lisichansk and, accordingly, the sources in lisichansk were blown up by the vushniks during the retreat, and, now, our troops are forced to look for detours , it’s no secret to anyone that, so to speak, our enemy has an incredibly lucky force, copters work, and tracking equipment works moreover, and in the course offensive our troops did not occupy the former command post, but the armed forces of ukraine, that is, our intelligence worked thoroughly, but there is in everything, of course, but one big minus when retreating when retreating armed forces they know about ukraine, they probably understand in which board our troops can go and ev

you are watching to display on the russia channel good morning to the andris studio, ukrainian security the territory of the national economic university, they equipped an ammunition depot from the dnieper with artillery and armored vehicles placed about one schools. in kramatorsk, firing positions, sniper points are located right in multi-storey buildings, and the militants use residents as human shields. in addition, in the slavic kiev regime, they prepared another provocation, dressed in a russian uniform, an apu soldier, robbed, private houses and harassed residents were all filmed in the photo and a video to circulate ukrainian and western media accusing the russian military of looting. the cities liberated from the nationalists are gradually stopped by the peaceful life of the russian rescuers dismantle abandoned positions lay communications repair buildings and roads from severodonetsk report by igor pikhanov. employees of the ministry of emergency situations of russia disassemble the abandoned positions of the ukrainian military in the city of severodonetsk rescuers take out san