greece, who will go further, two options, dynamo kyiv or aris, well , it's just dynamos, it will be necessary to win with a difference of more than two goals, or more. or is it possible one and then extra time? a penalty in fact, since the impact of the task is not so overwhelming, it seems that it is worse than in greece. it is difficult to imagine, but the result is still more or less acceptable in terms of strategic passage to the next round of the competition, that is, there is still one more stage ahead in order to get into the group conference leagues, we are now talking about the conference league, the lowest tournaments of all european cups. however, we are talking in the context of dynamo kyiv, when you talk about dynamo , despite the fact that the team started in the fourth step , this is this one. ukraine is still a brand, and we understand that the status of dynamo kyiv and the coaching staff and the team of dynamo kyiv have no right to play like that against aris. there is no real goal-scoring moment. maybe in the 89th minute, we can celebrate the combination of dubench

and i found myself reflecting on the origin of this while reading ari's book, just like ari, i grew up as a gay jewish teen living in the suburbs. of course, they made me introduce them today. you know. well, well, it gave me the honor of doing so know. and while my stories and with my stories and identities, i was, quote unquote, an outsider in almost every room i walked into. ari talks about this in the book. he says it felt like a superpower. the ability to move between worlds, the boundary skills that i had picked up as the jewish kid in fargo and the gay teen in portland could serve me as a reporter. i found a career where i could perform those acts of translation and be a liaison for groups to which i had no personal connection beyond my journalistic interest, my microphone and headset served as a snorkel and mask when i strapped them on, i could enter hidden worlds that were invisible to people on the surface. i don't carry around a headset, a microphone, but i go around listening and seeking to understand, not for the sake of reporting like ari, but to turn that understanding o

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game, we remind you that on thursday there will be a dynamo-aries match at 8:00 p.m.or our money if transferred they cost that well plus or minus it is affordable although we are used to our fans going there when there is an olympic match then from 100 uah plus or minus such prices even for european cups of such a scale so take a look let's go let's join the team, the composition of the team was quite unexpected, you won't see it, but everything is explained by the fact that she was and the temperature, and in general, he did not appear at all, and it would have turned out , either, or benito, as for me, it was something. well, not at all, not at all, because a person knowing well we all we know that yarmolenko's left foot is working, he is tight there, he gives him a pass, and shaparenko, he is in a super goal moment , he gives him to the left, so you know, some misunderstanding once again shows that hm, there is a lack of communication, or the training process is not going correctly according to the staff of dynamo kyiv there are a lot of questions, because for seve

greece, who will pass the next two options dynamo kyiv or aris, well , it's just dynamos, it will bewin with a difference of more than two goals, two goals or more a it is possible one and then extra time and a penalty, in fact, since the task is not so passive, it seems because , well, it is worse than it was in greece. another stage in order to get into the conference league group, we are now talking about the conference league, the lowest tournaments of all european cups. however, we are talking in the context of dynamo kyiv, when you talk about dynamo , despite the fact that the team started in the fourth step , this is the situation with the top club for ukraine anyway this is a brand and we understand that the status that dynamo kyiv has and the coaching staff and the team that dynamo kyiv has has no right to play like that against aris, there is no real goal-scoring moment. maybe in the 89th minute, we can to note the combination with the passage of dubenchuk and the finish from yarmolenko, however, it is very difficult to even call it a goal moment , and what could have been

ari talks about this in the book.said it felt like a superpower the ability to move between worlds. the boundary crossing b skills that i have picked up as a jewish kid in fargo and the gay teen showed me as a report i found aou career where i could perform those acts of translation and be a liaison for groups of which i had no personal connection beyond my journalistic interest rate might microphone and headset served as a circle. i strapped them on i could enter hidden worlds that were invisible to people on the surface. i do not carry around a headset or a microphone but a court relisting seeking to understand not for the sake oft reporting budgets from the understanding of people's reality of their challenges and theirha hopes ino policy to make their lives better. the commitment to turning his life experience as an outsider into a superpower to enter people's world and make a profound impact by sharing their story. this is superpower has led ari shapiro to be one of the hosts of all thing' considered. npr award-w

you must have questions for ari shapiro? okay we have one over there. >> or someone on the aisle right here. either way yeah. >> i guess it's time. when you started and graduate from it's an interesting one's. >> so when i got out ecology applied for any job to think. if i applied for job clip club med i got rejected from literally everything into putting the npr internship. i think this is important, because people feel like their failures our shapiro got rejected for an npr scholarship internship. definitely legal affairs correspondent hires around interns separate from the npr program. i applied to her, she offered me an opportunity and i've never looked back. i've been an npr ever since, and she remains a great friend and mentor. i would also recommend her book about her friendship with ruth bader ginsburg in that generation of women in washington. >> okay we've got one over here. >> i think she has the mic already. you're the moderator animal to steal your show. it just comes naturally to me. >> this is about me. >> oh

aris players fouled them. they didn't know what to do because he was impudent went there free the zone was opened and here after this he knows that he does not release him even at the start not even as a substitute i did not release this for me perhaps there was some damage to vladislav no there was not this decision of such a staff i questioned this very decision of the coaching staff because all his actions were useful enough, but we saw that in the sharpened stage, that it was necessary to work, how did voloshyn work, eh, vlad did not come out in this match against this opponent against this defense, therefore vlad will probably play against the black sea player today, and voloshyn will rest and will be already to prepare for besiktas, because with that game and with the performance demonstrated by voloshin, i think he deserves to start against the turkish opponent, we will watch, of course , the turkish opponent will be next to us, and let 's move on to the most interesting thing that people are always wai

ari, are you there? >> i'm there, how are you? >> i am great, ari.rand jury its voting right now. what can you tell us? >> we can't say much. we do know this is this long running investigation. we do know, as we've been covering today, there's been a lot of interest, all the witnesses coming in. and we have this reporting from our team now that they are voting. beyond that, of course, we can't get ahead of how long that process takes, what exactly they are voting on. you can imagine for example a scenario where the d.a. submits charges that were related to, say, one individual or more than one individual, that wallets to a small number of charges, or a large number of charges. we know from the grand jury process that basically, this is the instrument of charging. we heard a lot about the earlier special purpose grand jury, that was the investigation side. if you want to simplify it, what's been leading up until tonight, you had a process of a local system for grand juries, investigators or police. and now we are in the d.a. prosecution side. but this

>>> i'm ari melber. it is 7:00 p.m. on the east coast. welcome back to our live continuing coverage of the trump indictments. we have been looking at these new charges of defendant trump. i have a breakdown of why the rico case is so strong. if you happened to be watching earlier, this continues with new information, some of what we raised. if you're joining us for the first time, you're going to get the conclusion of this special report followed by our special legal experts tonight. we're discussing rico is a powerful charge because it is so broad. it is one of the broadest laws in the nation, the way georgia uses it, as "the washington post" explains, because prosecutors can weave together alleged crimes, violations of state and federal laws, activities in other states, the law as this d.a. knows well, does not require a defendant to set foot in georgia to be charged. why? because rico is that broad, you do need, of course, something to happen in the state, in georgia, but you could be a person who stayed out of state. maybe you're a bu

so there is talk to ari shapiro or shall i watch this documentary? >> it's a -- i assume you want from your way here on your phone? why choose, that's my life motto. why two years. >> i think probably the only literary director in the history of the library of congress who writes questions in the back of a cab. >> when i'm prepping for author the reason all things considered i take on my notes in the back of the book. >> it works for me. so. >> don't give it away to somebody else later, they know what interested me about the book. >> right. so i want to ask first about this very strong spread thread that runs through the book. which is about your pursuit of, you know, reporting the news. let's say the more sort of humanly. okay, and almost every top of this book that is about reporting that seems the motive arises. tell us about the story of the syrian refugees that ivo -- there are many refugees that you could have followed, and you interviewed him. repeatedly. then your colleague and npr -- >> there is a guy named omar and i met him in the coastal

dynamo in the penalty series, greek aries and then.bration is a little nervous, yellow cards i was worried in the game without the reds after that, because the referee can interpret such outings of our players in different ways. well, in different ways, but after the final whistle and more or less like that, you know, they played, they say in football, such terms are good in principle there the handshake ended there, but it was a response to the provocations that occurred not only during this match and the previous one. first of all, the response was to- i think that it is absolutely normal and adequate on the part of dynamo kyiv . no one is boyanets. well, they saved a little bit, and well, who were the fans who provoked our football players for more than 180 minutes ago, when there was extra time, a series of penalties, and here, after all, it is worth noting the factor of the leader, the factor of amber and it's not that he went there first there to brag about a aris's fan, it's that how confident he looked throughout the entire mat

and what kind of help did ari give you guys? - everything.l ok to talk about. - i don't know about you, but me, at least, i always felt this, like, calm when she was here. like, there's someone here who wants to help us and who knows what they're doing. - ok, what do you need? what's going on? - what do you think he needs? you think he needs food? - i think he needs some food. - all right, come here. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. go crazy. - [chuckles] - have you found bliss in this work? - i think i have. if you can find something that you love to do that is also of service and actually helping someone... - who gives a shit about auditions and red carpets? los angeles makes it too easy to fixate on the wrong things, something that i'm frequently guilty of. [gasps] good job. how about a roll over? come on. part of my transformation these past months has been learning to cut through the noise and focus on what actually matters. it's a cliché, sure. but my god, is it an important one. well, you know that walter's birth was incredibly trauma

i'm ari melber.ck smith here who will speak on the breaking news of donald trump indicted in the election probe. special counsel jack smith has charged donald trump now on four counts, conspiracy to defraud the u.s., conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding obstruction and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and conspiracy against rights. those are four different crimes that donald trump has now been indict on. this is a huge and significant development. if you've heard about legal issues with donald trump before, if you've heard about him being indicted before, this is the

is, i love that ari. it's not that they don't love me, they love you. >> respect. we hear good things about you. i appreciate it. >> my point is if you say something to the audience that follows you, it has more weight and credibility to them because they trust you. for the audience that trusts bill o'reilly it matters he's saying some of these things. i think we're seeing it in the candidates in the selection. ron desantis and mike pence themselves making more forceful statements than they have in the past. wait till we see georgia's indictment. it will be interesting to see as this progresses how much more vertebra start appearing. >> backbones can be calcified. good seeing you. we have a lot coming up. it is a chai day, and we'll get into why it is that, run for office when you're charged. >>> first, the special report i mentioned. how trump played himself. we get into the oedipus of it all, and later, a novelist as our guest. back in 60 seconds. our guest. back in 60 seconds there are places you'd lik

i'm ari melber. as discussed we are awaiting jack smith here who will speak on the breaking news of donald trump indicted in the election probe. special counsel jack smith has charged donald trump now on four counts, conspiracy to defraud the u.s., conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding obstruction and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and conspiracy against rights. those are four different crimes that donald trump has now been indict on. this is a huge and significant development. if you've heard about legal issues with donald trump before, if you've heard about him being indicted before, this is the large interest most significant federal indictment of donald trump ever. this is in a way that we'll document more significantly than the legal headaches he already has. this will be tonight the first time any former president has been indicted by the justice department for trying to steal an election. now, i mentioned, if you have been walking our breaking coverage, we have been going t

arie talks about this in the book and talks like a super power. the skills i picked up as the jewish kidid in fargo could as r me as a reporter. i foundd a career were i could preform acts of translation and beon a liaison to groups that i had no personal connection. my microphone and head set severed as a snarkle and mask. i enter hidden worlds. ii don't carry around a head set ort microphone. i go around listen and and seeking to understand. i turnnd the understanding of peoples realities, challenges, and hopes with the policy to make their b lives better. it's special to see the commitment and turn his life as an outsider into a super power and make a profrowned impact by sharing the story. this lead arie to become one of the host of all things, nprs newscast. he's's been aboard air force on. covered wars and filed stories from dozens of countries in most of the 50 states. he's woned two edward r. marrow awards. one on thein reporting of the le andhe death of brianna taylor ad the trump administration asylum at the border. please welcome ari e

allah raise pogba spun aries and a very unexpected version of the song. well, our aries sang.ent you are now, i'm gone. we decided that you were crushing. this is how it can't. please tell us, did we work in the studio? are you a singer at all, are you connected with music? and that is, you are a multi such a person, you are a man or woman to men? a lot of outside alchik, and outside from different lambs is the same thing with his voice. that's it, yes, in my opinion, valeria has just been illuminated and me, along with her, who is this? this is stas mikhailov , tell me, please, you are the namesake of kostyushkin. well, yes , here, for example, is the phrase without you. without you, he says something or performs everything for you, sunrises and sunsets. all colors for you are sunsets, and without you i won't have dinner. love comes and goes, and you always want to eat right. it seems to me that this is stas mikhailov stas mikhailov to me now it also seems that this is stas mikhailov, and this thing is still right here in the middle. so the version is the same from you, that

dynamo has in the penalty series , er, the greek aries and then this is a little celebration nerves yellow cards i would worry about there were no reds after that, because the referee can interpret such outings of our players in different ways, but still after the final whistle and more or less like that, you know , they played, they say in football, such terms are good, in principle, there handshakes, all that, they ended it there, but it was a response to the provocations that occurred not only during this match and the previous one. first of all, the answer was i think that it is absolutely normal and adequate from dynamo kyiv. they saved the fans who provoked our football players for more than 180 minutes ago, there was extra time, a series of penalties, and here it is still worth noting the factor of the leader, the factor of amber, and not only that he went there first to push the fan and alisa and how confident he looked throughout the entire match, how much he pulled , how well he spent the penalty shootout, how much confidence he transmits to the team, after all, ruslan necherya i

and, by the way, when you are a leader, especially president of the united states, ari noses this, he there can you use the word i a lot less than joe biden does. >> laura: i think all politicians need to do it. biden's trip was covered by cnn this way. >> he did serve as empathizer in chief after five days of being mostly silent on the issue publicly but the governor said he was working behind the scenes to assure the first responders that the feds had their back on this. he shared the stories we're familiar with of losing his daughter and wife and wondering if his sons had survived a car accident early in his political career and that's what so many people here are going through now. >> laura: ari, this is so brazen at this point. i mean, the lies keep piling up. and the media know they are lies or they're totally ignorant. they never call him on it. this is -- this is astounding. >> yeah, laura. what bothers me so much is joe biden is not empathetic man. is he a selfish man. is he a selfish man, an old man who all he knows how to do is press play. he presses play on the same old br

music from ari lennox is on the way.ing july 15th, he begins a 23-date residency at park mgm in las vegas. tickets go on sale friday. please welcome usher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, look at you. now, you're definitely dating, right? i mean, come on, now. >> i mean, i would hope so. i had two babies in the last year. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right, congratulations. >> yeah, man, thank you. thank you very much. >> jimmy: babies during covid? >> you know they have the baby boom thing? this is like the covid baby thing. >> jimmy: it is, really. for a lot of people. a lot of people learned to bake bread. others -- >> make babies. >> jimmy: make babies, yeah. [ laughter ] i mentioned you're going to las vegas. will you bring -- babies love las vegas. [ laughter ] that's going to be great for them. >> a different concept of sin city, but yeah. >> jimmy: can i tell you something honestly? my daughter just two nights ago, we said, what's the best vacation we ever went on? she said, las vegas. she loves las veg

i'm ari melber. we are tracking news on the prosecution of donald trump with the development that doj seeking a january trial date for the coup case. proposing to start the year with the trial. just weeks out from the gop primary, the first one, a plan that may concern trump and the republican party. now, a judge will make that final call, but this is the frame work for our special report, which begins right now. the trump coup and insurrection were some of the greatest attacks on democracy in u.s. history, yet it can be easy to forget that all the horror, reaction, discussion, and coverage, for all the trials of people that stormed the capitol and the convictions of seditionists there was no coup probe of indictment for years. the man who led the january 6th rally, impeached for inciting an insurrection, that man, two years after those events, the person at the center of it all was not facing a serious coup probe let alone charges. reporting shows quite the opposite. not only was he not facing that,

aris greek aris from thessaloniki has already been recognized, and well, i remember that a few years ago kovalivka was his collage passed, so it shouldn't cause such a super any difficulties about the guitarist , right? well, look now, after all, uh, we are talking about dynamo, which concedes two from oboloni, could still concede 3-4 goals and even conceded just because of war, the goals were canceled goals and the point is that for now, according to some unequivocal assessment of dynamo, it is not possible to do so according to the class of performers, according to the experience of the coaching staff, according to the traditions of dynamo, yes, but still there are certain concerns about the final result. home matches are already known in bucharest, dynamo plays home matches of the league, well, the conference leagues, well, only there they play in the eurocups for dynamo obolon dynamo you already mentioned and although obolon is a team that played so hard in the first league, there are no superstars there, but it was a real derby, it was super-spectacular there, well, the derby th

before the missed and after the missed there was minimal such sharpness and well , how about against aris against p' of the national team of greece with such and such a composition, well, half of the players, the good half, are the players of the national team of ukraine, which is not the last in the world. well, we are saying that in reality , mirce luchesku has exhausted his potential, at least for dynamo kyiv. well, again at 78 years old no one is currently working with top-level teams, teams that play in the eurocups, that claim the championship title, with all due respect to him. well, if he were conventionally speaking to the consultants, for example, the same igor surkis or grigory surkis, then one thing a-a we even saw that without him the endings during the season of podgorod oleksandr shovkovskyi, the team looked so much easier, more sociable, we saw that it was more capable of achieving a result and with a sufficiently large score to win those matches against outsiders who were given to kyiv dynamo well, it's just very easy, that's why, well, again, we're talking about this luc

sonali: you look at aries. the stock up almost 50%.k at this big, pig push for private credit card. you see aries already dip into deals like you've seen with pac west and really take a piece of the pie there and seeing that regional banking pressure, according to the c.e.o., in an interview with our colleagues today, saying that pressure will last for years. when you look at carlyle, they're competing with aries apollo, that is reporting tomorrow, as well, all leaning in to private credit. now, you have seen some interesting deals from carlyle right off the bat. including the deal they have with the rumba maker that's in the middle of a deal with amazon. so they are pushing hard but there's a lot of competition in this space and aries is a -- and ares is a pull play. alix: what does carlyle need to be to get rid of the sigma knowing it's in a tough market? sew nationally: -- sonali: do they make strategic changes? listen, back before harvey schwartz joined, you had this classic private equity firm. people forget about this about carly

ari, i was just speaking with the former trump defense lawyer tim parlatore. thing that struck me was this notion he believes the trial it's without debate in his eyes that a federal trial will take much, much longer than i think most of public believes it will. and he pegged it as 15 months from now and that was a reasonable time line for this trial to begin. do you think that is wishful thinking on the part of someone who used to be part of trump's defense team or is there some accuracy there? >> yeah, i think it's wishful thinking and a stretch and i don't think he's going to get the judge to agree on setting that trial date. i thought it was a newsworthy interview on a night like this. that said, i don't think everything that he claimed tracks. i was a little bit reminded of in "wedding crashers" where the guy is giving a toast and it's going left, that would be trump. and then tim parlatore grabs the mic. i think what he's trying to say is love is beautiful, love endures. >> i think that's is litigation compliment because he's doing better than the defend

hi, ari. >> hi, nicolle. thank you. we're going to get right into it because we have breaking news tonight. our top story tonight is new video evidence we just obtained on the now-indicted elector plot staged by donald trump and his aides. this video which we are about to air for the first time in a moment shows a key long time trump adviser planning and clearly promoting the idea of pushing electors to override the state results in places trump lost. to steal the race from biden. and that's not all. this new video obtained exclusively by "the beat" will add new information to the time line of how early trump advisers and allies were exploring these plots which went on infamously to run all the way through the january 6th certification process. the electors plot is one of the schemes that spans from trump's early efforts in the states to wider national efforts to create confusion about the results, and it went all the way up to mike pence, all the way up to an attempted, ultimately thwarted pretext that was going to be

i'm ari melber. tonight we have a special report on a story that we broke and we have been bringing you updates on -- a report on the meaning of these roger stone tapes, why they go out more widely than just his own criminal exposure, and in writing a response from him tonight. he's not on the program, but he wrote a response to what we broke last night. i will share that with you as well as the hour continues. we begin with major news involving the georgia case against donald trump's many indicted coconspirators. because we are seeing the wheels of justice turn, and if you have been living through this in america and you've followed, say, the case in new york, which is mostly about donald trump's business history, and perhaps some of his potential campaign finance shenanigans or the case in federal courts in washington, which involve donald trump and one or two other people, well, now we're seeing the wheels of justice grind in a very different way. it is, and i say this with all seriousness, not ne

the second team, to a large extent because dynamo has a very significant even application look at aries, the reserve bench is twice as small as that of kyiv dynamo, and even in dynamo kyiv, not much has been caught, even for what is in principle kyiv dynamo. considering how many football players are now in the club's application , it would be possible to leave the second team and play with metalist 1925, but they decided to since everyone is doing it, that is, just postpone the match , prepare as best as possible for aris, and now, well, he should not raise such a question , well, for four minutes, we will try to quickly remember the championship of ukraine, which we held before the championship on the eve of the survey on who will become the champion and there uh the results were still for our hegemons for dynamo for shakhtar 36 percent for shakhtar 48 dynamo 10% gave chances to dnipro and only six percent and someone else team i think now if we put the movement somewhere here they would already have more than 6%. what do you think, this fairy tale can continue with three matches, thre

welcome back, sir. >> thanks, ari. >> your thoughts on this week.ust showed some of the things we learned. >> well, we're just at the beginning of this. as one of the lawyers that were on when you previously said. and i do think that democracy is very much now in the hands of a series of courts, some of whom have been corrupted by the federalist society selection process. so we're still in hot water. what we need is joe biden to get re-elected and stop this pretty much sleazy mess that the republican party has become. so we have a very, very long way to go, and i think all these indictments and the trials are only part of it. it's all going to come down to november of 2024. >> yeah. as you say, there is that direct link. jason johnson brought that up earlier in the broadcast because people are thinking quite practically. there have been times in other countries where the mainstream of both or multiple parties if that's the system tends to say that while one indictment isn't a whole story, it's definitely a grounds to at least pull back from someone

[laughter] i think ari, the point you made is important. trump, i don't want to collect joe is the guy, but i think he has a unique ability, i think it's largely a silvio pash vic impulse, he's never going to face -- i think he lives in a world where, i was talking to someone about this. just thinking for myself, if i woke up tomorrow, you've just been indicted, criminally, in fulton county, i would be like freaked the hell out. i would be, it would be the worst day of my life. i would be super scared and upset, and i would be worried about paying for a lawyer, worried about what was gonna happen to my kids and my family. all of that feels weirdly remote because of the strangest of trump and because he kind of, like, the road runner floats above the cliff without falling. but to the jen ellis of the world, you've got to have some pretty dark nights of the sole getting booked in fulton county and then looking at like you're not gonna be president and you're not gonna get out of this. he might have some scheme to get out of it, but you, jen e

"the beat" with my colleague ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, noik coalle. there's something i have been meaning to mention to you. i choose tonight's booking night to mention it. as you probably know, rico is so well known in the movies, mobster films, music, drake famously said, everyone's home for the summer, so let's not do nothing illegal, or we might just get hit with the rico. and i have been thinking about it. here we are in the summer and there's a lot of rico bookings this week. i know you got to go and i'm going to see you in roughly an hour, but i wanted to share that with you and give you thoughts for what might be the biggest booking yet. >> i invoked you in the first hour of my show, or second hour, when he told me donald trump switched lawyers in georgia from cardi b.'s lawyer to usher's lawyer, and i said, where is ari melber when you need him? i'm sure there's some journey analysis when you go from the lawyer who helped cardi b. to the lawyer that helped usher. >> you're so right. georgia and atlanta have a rich history, some go through the

>> ari: it is simple.ering them the intervention of the vice president of the united states to help solve their problems to fire the prosecutor who is looking into burisma. it is that simple. and his business partner testified. it was the illusion of it all. look, sean, if i was pitching clients and i said, before we get going in this meeting, i got george bush on the line. he wants to talk about the weather. hey, mr. president. great to have you here. everybody in that room would go, oh, he can get up and down down the line. everyone knows with that would be. the difference is, no politician i have ever worked for would have gotten on that line. it would've been unethical. this corruption. joe biden got on the line more than 20 times. that is corruption. >> sean: okay. so governor, isn't burisma really the one case that we really have a lot of information and evidence on? because i play over and over again on this show, joe biden bragging that he withheld 1 billion taxpayer dollars to ukraine. gave them s

in the first half , the teams exchanged goals for aries' goal scored by jurasik dynamo responded with well-hit shot by voloshyn assisted by sydorchuk, a draw could not be arranged kyiv since the ukrainians lost in the first meeting, so in the second half dynamo added in the attack, substitutions worked . andrievsky gave a long diagonal pass to karavaev, and he shot past the goalkeeper. the teams had to play two extra periods in the second of them. kyivans were more accurate 6:5, one of the opponent's shots was parried by bushchan and at the decisive moment, dubajo missed , there was a scuffle on the field because the dynamo players reacted with gestures to the shameful banners aryas fans during the first match you saw ekibanners hung up by greek fans during the first match they were directed against ukraine i couldn't stop our players i don't support this and i apologize but you have to understand our football players too because they saw the banners of aryas fans against ukraine against of the military i certainly cannot agree with some gestures i hope this will not happen again in t

ari jahja, thank you very much on the programme. earnings, with revenue coming in at $8.4 billion, just missing estimates. the company forecasts that 04 sales will come in below market expectations as well. qualcomm said it could cutjobs, as consumer spending on gadgets like smartphones continue to remain weak as global growth slows. well, other chip—making giants like intel and amd reported their latest quarterly earnings earlier this week. and theirs suggest the slowdown in demand for personal computers and tablets may be easing. but a recovery could be some way off. market intelligence company idc estimates that shipments will fall by 15% globally this year, before rebounding in 202a. that's all for this edition of asia business report. keep up on the news website or download our bbc news app. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. # when i take my sugar to tea # all the boys arejealous of me... # the blayze family are absolutely potty about teapots. they've spent a q

celebrate the victory mircea lucescu said the goal after meeting in sex before the game, i expected arisay more attacking football, but they didn't , instead they waited and earned a penalty , they expected the opponent to come out of the zones read the space there, they managed to score a penalty kick, but there is one more match in bucharest ahead, the return match in bucharest, which will formally become dynamo's home game, will take place next week, on august 17, against the background of unsuccessful results in the eurocups, the fall in the uefa coefficient table continues. ukraine lost another position, dropping to 14th 15th row you gave our country to norway 15th place leaves the representation of five clubs in the eurocups for the season 20-25 20:26 but in case of relegation the number of cubes in the champions league is 115 will decrease to one ukraine's closest pursuers are israel anatoly trubin will play for the portuguese benfica the goalkeeper of the ukrainian national team moved to the lisbon club from donetsk shakhtar the deal is for five years according to unofficial data

. >>> hey, ari. this is an historic date in our job. i did learn something from you, a new term, "a shouting indictment." >> it's a legal term yet, joy. >> yet. but ari melber has blessed it and now it is a legal term. ask anybody. they'll tell you. thank you, ari. >> see you later, joy. >> and we do continue to follow the breaking news tonight that donald trump has received indictment number three, courtesy of the d.c. grand jury investigating his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and let us just be clear, this is an historic moment in this country. never has a president of the united states refused to relinquish power until trump. never has a former president come up with a conspiracy that involves having their vice president overturn the will of the people through the use of fake electors until trump. never has a former president incited an insurrection with armed extremists to storm the u.s. capitol until trump. and no u.s. president has ever been indicted before trump. and again for trump, this is indictment number three. and

this is an even worse situation at the moment than that match with kyiv dynamo aris, what did we justiscuss because the score is 0:3 fiasco and whether the team scores for us is in the minority. and we actually create the first moments , not even shots on the opponent's goal. - to create some intensity and this despite the fact that i, again, we are talking in the context of dnipro-1, a team that until the last claimed the championship title . and now it is very difficult to imagine that this dnipro-1 team was represented in our country in the champions league in the group tournament. we still don't understand what will happen to shakhtar donetsk because we know for sure that it will be more difficult than last season because , after all, it's such a structured coach that now headed shakhtar donetsk and something well, not quite so logical it happens even in this club, although now in the context of dnipro-1 again, er, it was a shame for the spanish , despite the fact that they played in the czech republic for dnipro-1, because they simply broke and who broke slavia , of course, the c

cellist ari sarri is currently five months pregnant. >> i'm finally past the morning sickness.hanks. it was pretty rough, but now my appetite is back with a vengeance. >> i'm happy to hear that. >> ari says being able to share her experience with fellow musicians who have gone through childbirth and are raising kids of their own has really helped her prepare for maother hood. >> being able to continue playing and perform the music i love while also raising a child is a dream come true. i couldn't have asked for a better environment than this. >> there are only a few years in a mother's life when their children are little, so if we can all work together to get them through those years, i think these women can go onto enjoy long and successful careers. we want to let musicians pursue their professional goals while also getting the most out of their personal lives. >> it's concert day. seven hours before the show the musicians begin to arrive, some with their children in tow. clarinetist wakabayashi mudpumy shows her daughter momoka the concert hall. >> are you excited? >> it's th

. >> you must have questions for ari shapiro. >> someone here. >> either way. i guess -- when you started graduated from college somehow got to be on npr, can you tell the story. >> well, i i was finishing college and had no idea what i wanted to do, i applied to everything that i could think of, a job at club med for an mprinternship, i got rejected for everything, including the internship. i thinkrn this important, people feel they are failures remember. theny found out nina, hires her own interns. so i applied to her, she offered me an opportunity, and i have never looked back, i have been an npr since, nina remains a great friend and mentor, i also recommend her book, dinner withor ruth. >> one over here. >> i am sorr you are the moderator. >> this about me. i am a person like you, i love talking with strangers and meeting people, now you have inspired me to start writing about these experiences. >> wonderful. >> thank you. >> my secret and i will not talk to anyone on a plane, the thing about being a journalingist, you can always walk away on a plane you c

i'll see you tomorrow. >> thank you, ari.at is likely to be not only the most significant criminal case against the twice-impeached, thrice inct

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi again, ari. >> hi again, nicolle. hang with me again for a minute. i know you're working late, but so am i. i just wanted to ask you, we lived through it today, and we have this saying at the passover, the seder, why is this night different from other nights? and basically i was curious how you felt about it the other night. we've all gone through the indictment and arraignment process several times. did feel to me partly because we were discussing because we could see so much. >> first of all, hats off to you. i was on three sets yesterday. i think you were on even more, helming even more hours. >> thank you. >> what's so extraordinary about the georgia case is for a lot of these we need translators, former prosecutors. what fani willis charged was the clearest thing we all saw with our own eyes. and i had this conversation in the 8:00 hour. what trump told his voters his first year as president in 2017 from a podium was don't believe what you see, don't believe what you hear, only believe me. and what fani willis in

. >> sandra: ari fleischer, man, a lot of people are talking about that.n social media, many people were offended, it has developed into a major controversy. i want to say he went back on vacation, lake tahoe, nevada, and we are just getting word a few moments ago, ari, the president, first lady and hunter biden's son, beau, taking a pilates class followed by a spin class. update from the first family, ari. >> i just cant imagine you live on maui, more than 100 people are known dead, 1,000 people, including children missing, which means there is likely more than 1,000 people dead. and you hear the president of the united states talk about he almost lost his cat? and this is after he said no comment? look, i lived through katrina in the sense that i watched the politics of katrina. and the pounding that george w. bush, my former boss, got over katrina was amazing. and now the mainstream media is praising joe biden for being empathetic leader? you know, the people see through this, sandra, but i just cannot imagine what it would be like on hawaii and have th

>> ari, stand by. thanks so much for doing this this hour, we appreciate it as always. stick with us. we are following the movements of former president donald trump as he departs bedminster, new jersey, and makes his way to washington, d.c. where we are this hour. he is expected to arrive at federal court at the 3:00 hour likely to face arraignment on the third of his criminal indictments. stick with us. clearchoice dents makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. veteran homeowners to combat today's rising prices. lower your monthly payments with the three c's: pay down your credit cards, pay off your car loan, consolidate your debt with a va home loan from from newday. >> welcome back. let's bring in senior political analyst juan williams and david avela. gentlemen, welcome. >> good to be with yo

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i am ari melber. new developments, including the suspicious claim by trump's defense later in a new coup case. >> we didn't do is send in the tanks. >> send in the tanks, yeah. we'll get to that news in a moment. >>> first, as we mark the end of this historic week in america tonight that brought defendant donald trump's third arraignment this year -- just think about this as we start the hour. the new york case on his finances, which may not even bring jail time if convicted. then there was the more serious federal espionage case brought by special counsel jack smith. and then thursday's arraignment on the most grave case of all, this new indictment and arraignment for donald trump, the defendant, over his failed effort to overthrow democracy. we begin there tonight because we have a special for you tonight. it's called "indicted: the coup conspiracy." a detailed look into trump's failed coup plot with new reporting and context from that detailed speaking indictment this week. if you've been following

you can always find me online at ari melber. tell me, who did we miss?with joy reid starts now. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >>> we are not going to have a justice system in this country where the political left is immunized for any crime, while the political right is framed and incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. >> maga world still showing no contrition for the alleged crimes of their master. in fact, they're doubling and triple down on the election lies that made trump an accused felon. >>> also tonight, the rise and

how does aries view that opportunity?e are willing to dip in and we are asking retail investors to get along for the ride? raj: we spent a lot of time on education to help this journey from five to 50. private markets have a lot of different opportunities. we are talking about private credit today. secondaries, we see information -- interest in. where the public markets around the screen everyday and provide some sort of feel for the sentiment of the investor, there is really a tremendous breadth of opportunity. sonali: we were joking the other day about working from anywhere in ares. you live in denver and you are working here today. [laughter] where are you working from? for someone who is the epitome of not being in new york city, how many people are doing this? raj: at ares, we have offices around the country. new york is home to many of us. denver is an office. i am heading to massachusetts to be with my family later today. sonali: thank you for joining us. that is raj dhanda, the global head of wealth at ares manage