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miranchuk officially left the italian atalanta for atlanta united, and now he is one of the most expensiveo messi , luis suarez, olivier giroud, jordi alba and other world-famous footballers play. his new club paid about 15 million euros for alexey’s transfer. scoring 13 goals and giving 18 assists, well, in may, along with with the club he won the europa league. the distribution of free bets continues: from july 15 , stories with a secret promotional code are published every day in the winline application, install the bookmaker's application, wait for the daily story with a promotional code, enter it and take a part from... follow the stories, winline application and catch the promotional code. ozone, let's take care of school worries, school sale on ozone. school honors set for 549. tekna headphones for 999. destro sneakers for 1,319. a fairytale chicken is needed for sweetness. dreams, a rubber chicken for distracting maneuvers, and the most tender chicken for burgers at the tasty point, new curry sauce at chicken premier and chicken hit carry, try it at the tasty point, magnet, price,

tijuana. 3 goles por 0 para así consolidarse como líder tras ganar sus primeros partidos, el ex atlanta uniteds grandes ligas se jugó el all-star game de 2024, donde hubo representación tanto de los san francisco giants como de los oakland ice. la victoria fue para la liga americana, 5 carreras por 3. logan webb lanzó un episodio en donde permitió 3 carreras y ponchó a 1. elliot ramos tuvo su turno y se regresó al dogout tras 3 strikes, la figura del partido fue el de los atléticos mason miller, quien además de llevarse la victoria, se dio el lujo de ponchar a shohei otani y retirar a 1 más. bueno, regresando al tema selección mexicana, obviamente la noticia del día en el mundo del deporte que nos interesa, sobre todo en el área de la bahía por la gran comunidad mexicana, no se apostó un proyecto a futuro y la directiva pues decidió irse. vamos, no decir por lo seguro, pero por la experiencia del vasco aguirre. bueno, y el vasco trae también es aquí traigo todas mis medallas, aquí las pongo, pero también es un trabajo que tiene que hacer constante. flamante finalista de la copa del rey con el

the transfer of russian football player alexei mironchuk to the north american mls league team atlanta united. according to an anonymous source, the twenty-eight-year-old midfielder approved his transfer to a club from the usa. the remaining details of the transaction will be settled by friday. the italians will earn 12 million euros for the transition. this is slightly less than atalanta paid moscow lokomotiv for miranchuk in 2020 . according to unofficial data, the transfer amount was then 14.5 million euros. his contract with the bergamasques runs until. this is 2025. in total, miranchuk played 98 matches for atalanta in all tournaments and scored 13 goals, winning the europa league last season. saudi al-itihad plans to make a deal that will be among the top three goalkeeper transfers in the history of football. the jeddah club, led by french coach laurent blanc, has expressed its readiness to pay english manchester city 60 million euros for brazilian goalkeeper edersen. al-itihad is trying to take advantage of the hitch in the negotiations between. city and another saudi grandee, al-nasr.

midfielder of the russian football team of the italian club atalanta will now play for the american atlanta united, playing in the mls. the cost of the transition is estimated at approximately 15 million euros. last season, as part of his now former team, miranchuk took to the field. 42 times, scoring four goals and twelve assists. in addition, together with the club from bergamo, he won the europa league. let us remind you that to atalanta, where alexey transferred in 2020, he was a football player for lokomotiv moscow. miranchuk played 45 matches for the national team and scored seven goals. football player. nikita razdorskikh in the 90th minute. after a corner kick, the visiting midfielder immediately struck from inside the penalty area. 1:0 - arsenal's third victory in a row, all with the same score. four clubs are two points behind the leader. in the russian women's football championship, krasnodar hosted moscow lokomotiv. just before the break , elena chubrila from serbia opened the scoring. to your striker lock's halfback, victoria kozlova, provided excellent assistance, and alsu abdulina p

now he will play for the american atlanta united, playing in mls. cost of the transition is estimated at approximately 15 million euros. last season, in the composition of the now own former team, miranchuk appeared on the field 42 times, scoring four goals and twelve assists. in addition, together with the club from bergamo, he won the europa league. let us remind you that before atalanta. where alexey moved in 2020, he was a football player for the moscow locomotive. miranchuk played 45 matches for the national team and scored seven goals. the tula arsenal players retained their leadership in the first league on the road, winning against volgograd rotor. in a tense match of the third round, everything was decided by nikita razdorskikh’s goal in the 90th minute. after after playing for a corner, the visiting midfielder immediately struck from inside the penalty area. 1:0 - arsenal's third victory in a row, all with the same score. four clubs are two points behind the leader. in the russian women's football championship, krasnodar hosted the moscow

. >> reporter: but consequences came in march of 2023 when atlanta's gang and s.w.a.t. unit felony charges including illegal gun possession and street gang activity. caden was looking at up to 20 years behind bars. you call your mom and you say what? >> hi, mama. i'm in jail. she started breaking down crying. >> reporter: his mother tamika said she spent all of her savings, $8,000 to make bail. >> next day clippers and cops -- and that changed everything. >> it's not just us, it's all of us. >> reporter: for the last six years clippers and cops has been bringing together police and community. the intention is to meet in a place where kids feel most comfortable, and here, that places the barbershop. >> if you stay you will learn something. >> reporter: retired police officer ty dennis was inspired to start the nonprofit after working in atlanta's gang unit for ten years. >> we can't arrest our way out of some problems. we can do the same things which is basically what clippers and cops is is something different. we are not saying it's an end-all, but it's what we have decided

the arrival of russian football player alexei mironchuk to the north american mls league team atlanta unitedcording to an anonymous source , the twenty-eight-year-old midfielder approved his transfer to a club from the usa. the remaining details of the deal will be finalized by friday. the italians will earn 12 million euros for the transfer, which is slightly less than atalanta paid moscow lokomotiv for miranchuk in 2020. according to unofficial data, the transfer amount was then 14.5 million euros. his contract with the bergamasques runs until. this is 2025. in in total, miranchuk played 98 matches for atalanta in all tournaments and scored 13 goals, winning the europa league last season. saudi arabia's al-ettihad plans to make a deal that will rank among the top three goalkeeper transfers in the history of football. the jeddah club, led by french coach laurent blanc, has expressed its readiness to pay english manchester city 60 million euros for brazilian goalkeeper edersen. al-itihad is trying to take advantage of the hitch in the negotiations between. city and other saudi grand, al-nasr

reporter: retired police officer ty dennis was inspired to start the nonprofit after working in atlanta's gang unito figure a way out of some of these problems, we can do the same things. and that's what clippers and cops is, something different. we are not saying it's an end all, but it's what we decided to do to try to make change. >> reporter: not only in barbershops. they are in classrooms, they visited over 50 schools from missouri to tennessee and georgia. >> we talk about topics they want to talk about. decision-making, goalsetting, the dos and don'ts on traffic stops, rapp used, prison and just trying to help them do better and interacting with with law enforcement. >> reporter: a recent gallup poll found 7-10 of the adults in this country are confident in their local police, but when you break it down by race, that number drops to 56 percent for black americans. [applause] programs like clippers and cops can improve relationships between police and those they are sworn to protect. creating more trust and improve sense of community and a decrease in crime of up to 22%. >> that's what kids n

delta has scrapped at least one-fourth of its flights, with the most disruption at atlanta's airport. half of united's flights are delayed with its houston hub. the outage impacting operations at our nation's ports, border, hospitals, 911 call centers, and more. >> small businesses, large businesses, spending the whole weekend trying to get their systems back online. this is not a sort of champagne moment, now that maybe the panic's over. >> reporter: the fix isn't fast. it's machine by machine, where each computer needs to be manually rebooted and updated. has this been oversold or undersold? >> the magnitude of this has probably been underestimated around the globe. this is not one, two, three, snap of the finger. i mean, this will go on probably for the next week, the lingering impact. >> reporter: tired travelers will have to practice patience. >> it stinks. it's scary. >> reporter: why is it scary? >> because it could happen again. >> reporter: now, if your flight is canceled and you choose not to get on a different one, you can ask for your money back. adriana? >> elise preston, thank you so muc

i spoke earlier with rachel versa, with atlanta counseling, washington and asked her how is united states allies feel about the possibility of fighting dropping out of the race? a look, i think anyone who watched that debate on thursday, certainly america's allies, were probably a little bit nervous. but the fact is that biden, as he has said before, he tells the truth, he didn't tell it well last week. but nonetheless, he, he did, he did tell the truth, and that is one thing that i think set him apart from donald trump. his, his debate was sort of spewed with, with wise and false hoods. and um, you know, it's, it's sort of a difficult sell to allies across the pond that the, you know, trump presidency would be good for them. i think it's clear that it wouldn't. the good news is that we have the 75th anniversary nato summit coming up next week. here in washington, it's going to be a massive stage of $32.00 leaders from nato countries. i think 37 world leaders and all so bite and really has a chance, i think, to show the world the, the president that he is. and i sort of ally concerns from

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in the united states, chicago and atlanta, which are two of the biggest airports, were hit the hardest. businesses reported issues, as did hospitals and government services. >> 9-1-1 systems were disrupted in at least three states alaska, arizona and oregon. >> kaiser permanente said all of its hospital systems were affected. >> and were you waiting for a package? ups and fedex also reported disruptions, which led to delivery delays. >> the chaos at san francisco international airport started around this time last night when airlines were getting hit with the outage. thousands of passengers found themselves stranded, wondering when they'd be able to get to their final destination. it's been a long day for some. abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live from sfo tonight. how are things looking now, ryan? >> yeah, i'm a good evening. this was one of the busiest days i've ever seen at the airport. so many people were confused, frustrated and tired after a long day of travel, of course. and some even telling me this was the worst travel day they've ever had. a long line of people wa

in the united states, chicago and atlanta, which are two of the biggest airports, were hit the hardestbusinesses reported issues, as did hospitals and government services. >> 9-1-1 systems were disrupted in at least three states alaska, arizona and oregon. >> kaiser permanente said all of its hospital systems were affected. >> and were you waiting for a package? ups and fedex also reported disruptions, which led to delivery delays. >> the chaos at san francisco international airport started around this time last night when airlines were getting hit with the outage. thousands of passengers found themselves stranded, wondering when they'd be able to get to their final destination. it's been a long day for some. abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live from sfo tonight. how are things looking now, ryan? >> yeah, i'm a good evening. this was one of the busiest days i've ever seen at the airport. so many people were confused, frustrated and tired after a long day of travel, of course. and some even telling me this was the worst travel day they've ever had. a long line of people wait

atlanta. but not in this unit that we were talking. the first alabama cavalry. yes. yes. some so they joined this group. they joined the so-called march to the sea, the victory march of tecumseh sherman. that's from chattanooga through atlanta down to savannah and then up into carolina and and it was the episode that won civil war for the south, more or less. did the first alabama, which was. 2000 men make any difference? sherman's army, which was 60,000, mostly ohio ones. and illinois. yeah. recruits. they made quite a difference. and that is the reason that the title of my book says how these alabamians got written out of history. they are mentioned only in any of alabama histories and always in negative tones. they were disgruntled hillbillies, jealous of the wealth of the plantation owners. they were opportunist robbing their neighbors. they were. the don't use the. the alabama historian did not use the term white trash. they referred to them as the mud school class, the lowest of the low. yeah. the reason that they got into an army is fascinating. and so when chris s

atlanta. but not in this unit that we were talking. the first alabama cavalry. yes. yes. some so they joined this group. they joined the so-called march to the sea, the victory march of tecumseh sherman. that's from chattanooga through atlanta down to savannah and then up into carolina and and it was the episode that won civil war for the south, more or less. did the first alabama, which was. 2000 men make any difference? sherman's army, which was 60,000, mostly ohio ones. and illinois. yeah. recruits. they made quite a difference. and that is the reason that the title of my book says how these alabamians got written out of history. they are mentioned only in any of alabama histories and always in negative tones. they were disgruntled hillbillies, jealous of the wealth of the plantation owners. they were opportunist robbing their neighbors. they were. the don't use the. the alabama historian did not use the term white trash. they referred to them as the mud school class, the lowest of the low. yeah. the reason that they got into an army is fascinating. and so when chris s

midfielder of the italian atalanta, alexey miranchuk, is close to arriving in the united states and moving to the american atlantanship. recently, the press has been actively writing that atalanta and atlanta are close to closing the deal for the transfer of the russian national team midfielder. the transaction amount is estimated at approximately 11 million euros. the transition is expected to be officially announced in the coming days. last season, alexey miranchuk played 27 matches in the italian serie a, in which he scored three goals, and is also a russian member of atalanta this past won the europa league this season. leonid slutsky still remains invincible in china. the unbeaten streak of shanghai-shinhua under the leadership of the russian coach has already extended to 22 matches. the day before, shanghai-shinhua advanced further in the chinese cup. despite an impressive unbeaten streak in the chinese championship, leonid slutsky's club is only in second place, two points ahead of another club from shanghai, which has also never lost, shanghai port. the championship leaders will play each other exactly a

atlanta? what's the prize? to events in the world. the unitedumber of its nuclear warheads. finally, last year there were 3,748 units. it is noteworthy that this number has not changed for more than 15 years, that is, by all indications, washington does not believe that external threats have increased significantly. however, most likely the states are simply do not have the technical means to increase the number. industrial degradation has affected the american military-industrial complex. the pentagon had a record number of nuclear warheads in 1967, more than 31. it is worth noting that washington has serious complexes about reducing its nuclear arsenal and notes the growing nuclear power of russia and china. will they shoot? will they shoot? why acts of political violence have become a part of american history. murder attempt of dozens of victims of the highest. level of struggle for power and dirty methods, split in society and the bloody trail of democracy, whether the united states faces a new wave of political reprisals, we will tell you i

atlanta. lson's gallant actions in close contact with the enemy inh traeft digses of the mil service and reflect great credit to the united states army. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen. please join ben m diction -- benediction. heavenly father. as we depart this ceremony, may the courage of these two young heroes be example. may righteousness be our choe. and may hope be our guiding light as we moveose our world. grant us g meet all the challenges that will come our w and impart on to us wisdom and the will to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly before you. th days of our lives. in your most holy name we pray. amen. >> distinguished guests, please remain ince athe president departs. thank you. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning inste,le f s caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> nf democratic governors met with president said to discuss the presidential campaign. the governor's new maryland and minnesota spoke with reporters following.

people here are celebrating exactly how they would be if they were back home in the united states, if they were in atlanta where you are if they were in lincoln nebraska or in los angeles where my parents are watching right now. happy. fourth, mom and dad. and that is certainly the remarkable element of this tableau whereabout, 65 kilometers away from the heart of seoul, south korea, about 40 miles plus or minus. and you see all of these american flags we've got a splash pad over my left-hand shoulder. we got american barbecue over my right-hand shoulder, but it's mixed in with korean bbq. we have k pop music that's playing and that certainly play is this fourth of july quintessential american tradition with a little bit of a very unique american twist here on camp humphreys. again, as you mentioned, the largest us overseas military base we have about 40,000 people who are connected to the u.s. department of defense. so it's important for a lot of these families who have left america for the first time on their first deployment, who are having kids, young babies who have never experienced a fourth of july

united states. >> david: let's bring in parmar mary bruce, live in atlanta. kamala harris in georgia tonight. you reported there that abc news has learned the vice president plans to be in the key battlegrounds next week with her pick for a running mate. so, the vice president is expected to announce her running mate in the coming days. how soon? what have you learned tonight? >> reporter: well, david, kamala harris is now on a very tight timeline. she is expected to announce her running mate by august 7th. that gives her just one week to make this consequential decision. i'm told it's not likely to come in the coming days, more likely next week. they'll be hitting the trail together, hoping to keep up the energy and these massive crowds. david? >> david: mary bruce, thank you. >>> next tonight here, severe storms across multiple states. dangerous winds expected. 60 million americans also under heat alerts tonight, with the potential tropical threat we're also watching this evening that could eventually effect the east. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking it all fo

other soccer stars who have moved to the united states in recent years have overwhelmingly done so as free agents. alexey mironchuk’s contract with atlantauns until the end of the 27 season , with an option to extend for another year. alexey miranchuk is now in the top five the highest... last season alexey miranchuk won the europa league. the russian will play against inter, miami, lionel messi in mid-september. the day before, a new russian cup started, st. petersburg zenid began defending its title at home in a match against the voronezh torch. sergei semok's team won another defeat. victory, it all started in the middle of the first half with a goal from alexander erokhin after a corner kick. further, already in the second half , the pitch also led to an own goal by the torch defender vasily charov, and izidor completed the defeat of the voronezh residents. 3:0 win for zenit. at the start of the season, in four official matches - the super cup , two rounds of the rpl and the first match of the russian cup, sergei semak's team won four victories with a total score of 15:2. and here are the results of yesterday's cup matches. rpl paths

turned the presidential race in the united states to approximately the same place where it was before the failure for the current head of the white house debate in atlantaore them, trump is now slightly ahead in the polls, but within the margin of error. the main difference from what was before the debate is that now the democrats have the initiative. new statements from the kiev regime are expected no earlier than the meeting of the heads of the eu mit in august in brissel, where kuleba was also summoned. at this meeting, as stated, a common position in relation to this will be developed. report by the chief of our european bureau, mikhail antonov. scholz's political consultants apparently advised him to appear in society more often military. last week, the chancellor ate soldier's porridge with mountain riflemen from batra achelheim. the only unit in the bundeswehr used for cargo transportation. with this comparison, he does not greet the void, but cannot adequately assess the political reality, the disastrous elections to the european parliament for the social democrats are behind us, and the catastrophe in the elections in saxony and thuringia lies

but chi has also worked for united states congressman james clyburn and atlanta mayor shirley franklin. his accomplishments do not go unnoticed within the democratic party. in 2008, he on president obama's south carolina steering committee. his ability to reach across the aisle to get things done has led to numerous achieving including being named time magazine's 40 under 40 and the route one list of the nation's most influential african-americans in 2015 and hbo. top 30 under 30 in july 2010, 2014. bakari has served as a featured speaker at political events, universities and national trade organizations across the country. such as the 2008 and 2016 democratic national convention. april ryan is a long time white house correspondent. most dc political analysts and dc bureau chief for the grio she appeared on cnn as a political analyst from 2017 until 2023. she has received several awards and honors and she is the author of several books, including her most recent black women world save the nation and anthem please join me in welcoming bakari sellers in april to discuss his latest work,

who knows about what it takes to volunteer as a volunteer from the united states who first volunteered in the 1996 olympics in atlanta busy today volunteering. there are 45,000 of you. let's take you back to 1996. what got you into volunteering in olympics? just you back to 1996. what got you into volunteering in olympics?— volunteering in olympics? just the atmosphere _ volunteering in olympics? just the atmosphere of _ volunteering in olympics? just the atmosphere of being _ volunteering in olympics? just the atmosphere of being in _ volunteering in olympics? just the atmosphere of being in the - volunteering in olympics? just the i atmosphere of being in the olympics. and as a volunteer, i could be part of it and give something of myself. i had a great time. i got hooked on it and decided at that point that i would start doing them and i have done them all over the world since then. 50 done them all over the world since then, ., ., , done them all over the world since then. ., ., , ., ., then. so how does one do it? ifi want to volunteer, _ then. so how does one do it? ifi want to volunteer, how - then. so how doe

supposedly they could be from the counter intelligence unit in venezuela. saw us vice president carla harris's holding a campaign rally in atlanta, georgia visa life pictures of the dressing supports. is there a feel of l joins us? not from outside. is that right? you know, if it's not her 1st visit to george be some times is it a not no, nor even a 2nd. this is a 6 visit. have this, jeremy, this is a really important stuff. i'm gonna explain why it just a 2nd. let me just show you what's going on. that's the building that kind of ours is talking in right now. it's an $8000.00 seat, a stadium. it's 2 hours ago. it was so full that they had to close it off. now there's actually a scream at the screen. stop working. so you've got all these people. some of them have left the rabbit to watch the speech on this side because that is the only way they can head the vice president. they almost 2nd presidential nominate top is also a protest going on over here. that it was a group of trump protests as they being replaced now it's pretty much exclusively a group of protesters have according to an end to the genocide and clauses. and garza

atlanta. private shadrach and private gan close contact with the enemy were in the keeping of high traeft digses of the military service and reflect great credit to the uniteds [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen. please join diction -- benediction. heavenly father. as we departhis ceremony, may the courage of these two young heroes be example. anmay hope be our guiding light as we move world. grant us grace, o lord meet all the challenges that will come our way us wisdom and the will to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly before you. all theof o lives. in your most holy name we pray. amen. >> distinguished guests, please remain inthe esident departs. thank you. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, h caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> tonight, a look at racial and gender discrimination in employment. before the house oversight and accountability committee. indiana attorney general todd rokita and other witnesses talk about the merits of diversity, equity and inclusion. the enforcement of the civil act, and reverse discrimination in hiring. wa

frequent flyer in a particular location, meaning out of houston or chicago or any of the united hubs or atlantahe most places the most time on your schedule and you're beholden to them. broader like l.a. is a market where shares are widely distributed so i think it makes a difference this but, again, it depends where you're going and when you can get back. if you're going from l.a. to boston is the only way i could fly to get there so i chose them that day. i can see how both global service and i suspect concierge key is an important one and, by the way, on a gentle note, something that even someone like southwest is going to have to consider because to your point of stickiness, customers are actually liking and wanting more of this. it does have an effect for sure. otherwise, you know, nobody would do it. >> oscar munoz, we appreciate your perspective on all of this and we issue you a happy july fourth and we will see what boeing ultimately decides to do or not later this afternoon. >> i'm sure we will be back to talk about that. have a good one, everyone. bye-bye. >>> coming up, putting a.i.

this issue and about delta isabel rosales. >> cnn, atlanta new video shows the moment former nfl player to real davis was handcuffed and taken off a uniteds plane after he was apparently wrongfully accused of striking a flight attendant. >> the video was released by davis, his lawyers on tuesday. the two time super bowl champion says the incident happened earlier this month on a flight to california with his family. davis says all he did was tapped a flight attendant's arm to ask for a cup of ice united airlines says it has removed the attendant from duty while it reviews the incident we're just two days away from the start of the summer olympic games. the torch relay made its word of a sigh on tuesday right now it's on the outskirts of paris before it makes its final journey to the river then where friday's opening ceremony takes place. meanwhile, athletes are arriving at the olympic village and the atmosphere is buzzing as events for the game's kickoff today, with men's football and rugby and cnn saskia vandoorne joins me now, live from paris. good to see you this us saskya the opening ceremony, is now just two days away with the olymp

are also somewhat impacted, but united said it was expecting to return to near normal operations today. now, as for airports, hartsfield jackson international in atlanta, denver international and chicago o'hare are seeing the worst delays and cancellations locally. most airports appear to have bounced back, but passengers are still affected today. sfo canceled 73 flights and delayed 167 more. >> so our flight today is canceled and they have rebooked us for two days from now, so we're kind of stuck here in san francisco. i tried to get a rental car, but there weren't any available. this is the first time i'm going to be delayed for multiple days. thank you crowdstrike. appreciate it. but anyway, you know, there's nothing nothing i can do. >> yeah. passengers and airlines have their hands tied. as for the other airports, san jose international canceled only eight flights today and dealt with 46 delays. san francisco bay, oakland international airport had just two cancellations and 16 delays. we'll continue to follow this story here on air and online. to keep up with the latest developments, visit abc7 news.com or download the abc seven bay area app and

atlanta. i was attorney general of a border state in that job i walked underground tunnels between the united states and mexico on that border with law enforcement officers. i went after trans national gangs, drug cartels and human traffickers that came into our country illegally. prosecuted them in case after case and i won. donald trump -- [cheering] >> donald trump on the other hand has been talking a big game about securing our border, but he does not walk the walk. or as my friend would say, he does not like it like he talks it. when i am president, i will work to actually solve the problem. >> steve: they were eating it up, what she said is not accurate, we have receipts, as the kids say. >> ainsley: i cannot believe, look at people behind her shaking their head. they believe this? under biden? >> steve: border crossings up 232%. ya >> ainsley: eight million encounters and under trump 2.4. >> brian: she is in charge. she was in charge of the border and has a president that does not do much. great opportunity to research herself, been an epic fail and her plan b is to pretend she had not

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ladies and gentlemen elcome to all you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber we're live in atlanta. this is cnn newsroom leadership, chaos and golf's the democratic party has donald trump and republicans do a victory lap on the campaign trail? the latest on the race for the white house escalating tensions in the middle east it's really airstrikes target a yemeni port in response to houthi attack on television and our days are getting longer details of nasa aos latest study on the earth's changing rotation live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber we are now just 107 days away. >> if from the u.s. presidential election and the race looks very different for the two leading parties. uncertainty hangs over the democrats as pressure builds on president biden to drop his reelection bid, it's a stark contrast with the republican party, where the trump vans campaign is in full swing, something former president held his first rally on saturday surviving an assassination attempt a week earlier bigger guys stand before you only by the grace of almighty god. >> that's true sho

. >> the united states won the medal standings in tokyo. rio, london, beijing, athens, sydney and atlanta u.s. did not win the most total medals was in barcelona in 1992. the u.s. has dominated in men's and women's basketball swimming women's gymnastics with simone biles. katie ledecky, caleb dressel and the basketball teams that loaded with star power. the u.s. is expected to keep that streak going. and sara hirsh feel this. the president of the u.s. opc and is telling us now that the training facilities, the coaches, they're just part of the reasons that america has been so dominant for so long. >> its its the difference the facilities that we have, the infrastructure and the human expertise, right? again, you go back to people. we have some of the smartest, most talented people pushing the boundaries of human performance in our country. and our job is to capitalize on that and leverage that to our advantage. we do. and i would be remiss if i didn't mention the collegiate system, which is the envy of the world. >> so she would make any predictions. because she says she never does, but s

at hartsfield, jackson international airport in atlanta georgia, flights around the world are grounded this morning. major carriers including delta unitedrican airlines, all impacted facing a total ground stop. its due to a worldwide it outage. we are monitoring this situation. we had expected an update around this time this morning. we're still waiting on that, but we're going to let you know as soon as we do any updates as we get them. >> but it meantime, good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. we are here inside the convention hall now emptied balloons, popped fluids scattered all over the floors. >> as we break down what happened last night where and we did hear from former president donald trump who of course had that brush with death on saturday. now triumphantly cementing his place as the leader of the republican party i proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states that of course was the beginning of a speech that spanned more than an hour and a half, making it the longest televised nomination acceptance speech ever. >> the speech beats the record that he himself set in 202

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she rearticulated that again today in atlanta, and she had the opportunity to not only run on her record of successfully reducing migration in the unitedtes but on her clear preference for a bipartisan solution, a solution that donald trump did everything he could to scuttle so that the border would remain a mess, so that he could get political advantage in this election because that's all he cares about. all donald trump cares about is himself, political advantage. he doesn't actually want to solve problems like the problem of so many people showing up in an unplanned way to the southern border. >> to your point we did hear the vice president make that exact argument on stage in atlanta. the campaign has an ad out. before you go, senator, i want to ask you about the situation in israel. they retaliated today with an air strike just outside beirut that it claims killed a hezbollah top commander. how concerned are you of this ongoing war between hamas and gaza? >> i'm concerned. there's no doubt israel has a right to defend itself. as you know thousand of families had to flee northern israel because of ongoing attacks from hezbollah int

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united states, a number of media and football insiders are reporting this. mironchuk, who has played for the italian atalanta for the last few years, will move to the american atlantarces, the twenty-eight-year-old midfielder himself has already given approval for the transfer, the cost of which will be 12 million euros. last season , miranchuk took part in 42 matches for atalanta, in which he scored four goals and nine assists. defender mario fernandez, who also played for the russian national team, meanwhile left st. petersburg zenit. the footballer played for this club for one season. the player's agent said that fernandez wants to continue his career in russia. this was the most noticeable news in the sports world up to that moment. in those ancient times, when there were no gadgets, people used magic, but beat yourself over the head, what’s your nickname? there is where you need it, here.

atlanta. and she has the opportunity to not only run on her record of successfully reducing migration in the unitedn that donald trump did everything he could to scuttle so he could get political advantage in this. all donald trump cares about is himself. all he cares about is political advantage. he doesn't actually want to solve problems like the problem of so many people showing up in an unplanned way to the southern border. >> to your point, we heard the vice president make that exact argument on stage in atlanta. the campaign also also has an ad out. before you go, i want to ask you about the situation in lebanon, israel has blamed hezbollah for a deadly attack over the weekend. the israeli controlled golan heights. killed 12 children. they retaliated with an air strike in beirut they claim killed a top hezbollah commander. how concerned are you with the escalation? >> i'm deeply concerned. there is no doubt israel has the right to defend itself as you know. thousands of families have had to flee northern israel because of ongoing attacks from hezbollah since the october 7th attacks but it is

united states and is he training at berkeley? >> he sam at louisville in college. he stuck around, coaching, coach, training, training, took a break, came back, then, he goes to a meet in atlanta, bam! gets these times for the olympics in the 50 and the 100 breast. he needed a coach. so, he has a guy that is working with him. building his sets, getting him ready. they are kind of, they are kind of, the hard part is over. he is just maintaining right now. it is quite a story >> what a story. >> all right are. we are going to follow up and see what happens when he can. >> we will find out once he gets there. >> all right, thanks, vern. >>> not the welcome you would want in a - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year - price lock guarantee. .. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years. introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering poss

atlanta. next week, the media attention is going to move to the republicans in some part republicans say they are more united rnc. >> he's got the republican party more united than they have ever been going into this convention next week. everybody is in line for the platform is about everything every america cares about. making it safe and strong. >> republicans are going to kick off their convention on monday. the new party platform released this week focuses on the border, the economy, safety among other topics. we are still waiting for a list of confirmed speakers. the official list found the rnc. fox has been able to include a few of this. former governor ron desantis, ufc president dana white. the maryland mom who was raped then murdered by an illegal immigrant. all of them slated to speak at some point the dnc's promise of counter programming is already taken out. they have put out a six-figure and all around the milwaukee area which includes these that you are looking at as well as billboards that call donald trump a convicted felon. and also hit him on abortion. guys obviously the biggest news we ar

united states, a number of media and football insiders have reported this. mironchuk, who has played for the italian atalanta for the last few years, will move to the american atlanta the twenty-eight-year-old midfielder himself, has already given the go-ahead for the transfer, the cost of which will be 12 million euros. last season, miranchuk took part in 42 matches for atalanta, in which he scored four goals and nine assists . defender mario fernandez, who also played for the russian national team, meanwhile left st. petersburg zenit. the footballer played for the club for one season. the player's agent stated that fernandez wants to continue his career in russia. these are the most noticeable news of the sports world at this moment. sasha, i’m happy to return my word to you. ilya, thank you, we continue. in new regions of russia, it is necessary to renovate housing, build houses, social and transport facilities as soon as possible. vladimir putin stated this at a meeting on the socio-economic development of the constituent entities of the federation. the president also recalled that by 2030, the dpr, lpr, zaporozhye, and kherson regions must achieve the all-russ