ava duvernay, everybody.w look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited tim. >> stephen: good night! ♪ ♪

what speed is this road, ava? 30.months. so a little bit further down the road we're going to turn right. ava lives in tunbridge wells and has recently turned 18. she had to book a test nearly a0 miles away and then wait for a cancellation locally. west wickham, nothing. and it keeps sending me to these places that are just too far away. she checked the dvsa website so much it thought she was a robot and stopped herfrom being able to book a test for months. i think with so many people logging on and booking tests, there has to be some sort of better system because obviously you're going to check every day. if there aren't tests available, you have to check for cancellations. but if you can't even get onto the website, you can't do that. it's like, it's such a catch 22, it's really, really annoying. ava's finally passed thanks to her instructor teresa, who like many, feels frustrated with the backlog. the dvsa says some learners are booking tests before they're ready. nearly 10% are doing so before having a single less

the trial was the first in berlin on the slogan, the 20-year-old defendant ava m was sentenced to fine of 600. the preceeding judge said she was guilty of condoning criminal offenses by shouting the phrase. the political department of the public prosecutors office and the court concluded that the defendant had supported the hamas anti-israeli operation. today was a dark day for the freedom of expression in germany, my client, ava moayeri, 23 year old pro palestinian activist was convicted by the berlin court today for shouting the phrase from the river to the sea, palestine will be free on october 11th. this verdict to me represents a transgression of the law. the court rulings in line. with the increasing repression of the palestine solidarity movement in particular and the muslim community in general in germany. since october 7th, numerous rallys in support of gaza have been banned. palestine conference in berlin was stormed and shut down by police. the islamic center in hamburg was banned, homes of activists were raided and the palestine solidarity groups in the city of dutsburg, al

of ava?roduction. . i'm here to reintroduce this sculptor r evolution at union squa plaza. to give you backgrounds on the statute, this statute r-evolution is a large statute of a female woman. it is here to empower and deobjectifiy women. the sculptor is very large. and as a strong and peaceful posture. she physically her lungs go up and down she breathe radiating a■ calm energy that creates a safe space for women. >> here is more when she s in burning man. the large impact shehas. >> wow. >> has lights within and lights projecting on top of her. so that it looks good in the day and night.'t the artist is born in california. and he identifiesith the female struggle with oshg preparation and female energy and power is critical to the world's balanc■e. believes balance with the new energy using the sculptors.■ we were here in 20 to presenting to you. and during the process the artist got a different opportunity to place it in a different location and decided to pursue it. that project has end)

my client, ava moayeri, 23 year old pro-palestinian activist was convicted by the berlin court today for shouting the phrase from the river to the sea, palestine will be free on october 11th. this verdict to me represents a transgression of the law. the court ruling. in line with the increasing repression of the palestine solidarity movement in particular and the muslim community in general in germany. since october 7th, numerous rallys in support of gaza have been banned. palestine conference in berlin was stormed and shut down by police. the islamic center in hamburg was banned, homes of activists were raided and the palestine solidarity groups in the city of duesburg, along with the brisner solidarity network sammitoon were declared unlawful. this is a political verdict that the state prosecutor and the court. from the very beginning intended to convict my client, they did not take into account her freedom of speech, however in austria last week a court ruled as unlawful the banning of demonstration organized by the arab palestine club for using a similar slogan last december. in

jam jam radio good evening sport, dear friends , it's 17:30 minutes in the evening section of radio ava until 10:00 p.m. i'm at your service at 12:00 p.m. here in tehran, radio javan , always and everywhere, your mobile phone is your radio , just by installing the radio application from iransa.ir easily. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace be upon the united islamic ummah against the regime based on terror from yemen in southwest asia to

and i'd like to thank you for your time again, either that this ava gump or, and from the electronic frontier foundation in san francisco. thanks a lot. thanks. and other news people in japan now hunkering down in the face of the strongest ty, food into hit the country this year. type food. and sean sean has torn into japan's a southern tier through island and is expected to head north over the coming days. of the 55000 people had been evacuated and hundreds of flights grounded authorities have issued the strongest level. the 4 extreme winds and potential storm searches. sonya bloss good is a john list based in japan. she joins me now from hiroshima. welcome to use sonya, the timeframes made land full in the south of the country. tell us what's the latest? yes, um it's uh, one of the strongest type, the ones we've seen in the long time, and it's affecting the region that is very rule where there are a lot of wooden houses. so there's more danger than other places to see damage. and you're showing pictures of, of some of the damages, like a broken trees and or pieces of metal metal th

good afternoon at 11:51. is dear listeners , it is 17:30 in the evening section of radio ava until 22:00 . it is at 12:00 in tehran radio javan , always and everywhere. your mobile phone is your radio , just by installing the radio application. from iransada.ir just as easily. in the name of allah, the merciful. look say hello to the smiling sun , hello to tomorrow, look to the future, to the sun on the pilgrimage day of agha imam reza, peace be upon him. with pride , we present the greetings of the reporter today to your kind looks until around 8 o'clock stay with us with the news events of today, 21st of august 1403, this land is a treasure in itself. with love, there is a clear path ahead, a bright tomorrow is our share of kindness, the divine seal is not separated from us for a moment, we have the seal of iran in our chest, with the kindness of alfaft. as long as iran's seal is eternal in our hearts, the future of this land is also romantic. as long as iran's seal is in our roots, the peace of this land is our thought. iran is in our roots, the peace of this land is our thought. d

ava is from san diego and told us they don't have anything quite like this down there. >> it is a lot of farmer's markets until 2:00 p.m. type thing. pleasantly surprised to see this open at 5:00 p.m. >> the market is back for the first time since last fall, this time, more fan 50 food vendors and over 100 arts, crafts, retail vendors. josephine skinner told us they came last year, they live nearby and say they are excited to see it back again. it is something they believe really boosts the neighborhood. >> the city needs to come back. it needs to find a way to come back. you go downtown and it is kind odepressing, you know. so, we got to find a way to reinvent ourselveses and we always do, right? >> alexander you agree. he told us it is nice to see everyone come together to share their unique cultures and traditions. >> i am chinese, i think it is really nice and important to like share our cultures. you know. and just at a night market like where there are different cultured foods and people coming together it is nice. >> the market expects to attract thousands of people to the neig

>> no wipeouts for eight year old ava, a black labrador, she loves it. >> i think the crowd excites her. getting out in the water excites her. yeah, and the competition here is great. >> proceeds from the contest support local animal rescue groups. the waves and the dogs all looking swell. >> those are the stylish dogs, aren't they? up next, from dogs to ducks, rubber ducks, rubber duckies. >> to be exact. this is an aerial view of 20,000 bright yellow rubber duckies floating down the roaring fork river in aspen, colorado, this weekend. where was i? >> i know, andrew, you could have been using your collection. >> i have this many in my office. >> did they borrow your collection to do this? >> i think they might have. >> it's called the ducky derby. andrew, if you want to check it out, it's local rotary club's main fundraising event of the year. proceeds will go to a selection of local and worldwide causes. i've actually been to a rotary club's ducky derby in tampa. there's a bunch of these and they're all really cool looking. >> do they usually round them up and get them out of the wate

us today ava the publics manager for the union square alliance about the history and the change of ava? hello.you facility introduction. . i'm here to reintroduce this r evolution at union to give backgrounds on the statute this statute ution is a large statute of a female woman.s here to empower and deobjectwomen. the sculptor is very large. an strong and peaceful posture. she physica lungs go up and down she breathe that creates a safe for women. >> here is more burning man. the large impacthas. >> wow. >> has lights within and lights of her. so that it looks good day and night. the artist is born california. and he identifies struggle with oshg preparation and female energy is critical to the world's believes balance with the new energysculptors. we were here in 20 to you. and during the process the artist opportunity to place it in a dito pursue it. that project brought it back to union scare. we document in place we than happy to welcome it back it an impression and create energy something can use. the difference is we are building 180. and there are a full consulting agency with

was created by the head of ova is working and figuring it out, but it’s not entirely clear to me if avaas responsible for this construction and then ova starts investigation, law enforcement agencies are dealing with this issue, comments, comments, referring to the secrecy of the investigation , we do not have special, but the process. this is a process, a process and movements, there are movements in this direction, and i want to say that, by the way, at this time , clean, clean structures are being built on the territory of kharkiv oblast, excuse me, defensive structures on the border, practically in many in many districts, work is still going on, commenting, commenting on something like, at what stage of the investigation. at what stage were those statements about wood, about that were bought, firstly, by natural persons who do not have vat, secondly, at an inflated price, and so on, this is all at the level, at the level of the internet, the internet, the internet and telegram channels, and, but i know for sure, that this issue is being dealt with by law enforcement agencies, who wi

i had known kaiser inc ava caused by inter citizens initiative have nothing against the creation of new jobs, but they want your opinion environmental standards to apply to the chinese companies to be mobility arrived with high hopes. many sought to switch to more climate friendly electric vehicles would be quick and painless. but those hopes haven't materialized too expensive to few charging options to short a range. in many countries the electric vehicle has yet to fully catch on the electric vehicles or the v is promised cleaner energy, lower emissions, and a move away from fossil fuels. and soon as you ask them for the new technologies lead to long waiting times as demand outs stripped supply after the initial euphoria, the question is now what have you as an active site? the although the number of users risen rapidly in recent years, their share on the roads is still low. in 2023, they made up 40000000 out of almost 1500000 cars worldwide. why is that? get on the market? i, the market, especially in europe, is still in its infancy, even though, however, the visa now being massively

. >> reporter: no wipeouts for 8-year-old ava, a black labrador. >> she loves it.t report. >> reporter: proceeds support local animal rescue groups. the waves and the dogs all looking swell. >> too cool. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a great night. a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. (vo) fargo, is the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card. i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card! (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. janai: hey there, i'm janai norman and we're about to take a trip to the asian continent to see the fantastic beasts of the east. welcome to "oh baby!" today we head to the eastern hemisphere for an up-close look at some of the wildest creatures in asia and australia. like these winged waders known fo

you know, my, my change my commute in my ava and you know that not stop in and of itself is quite psychologically traumatized and isn't that a mom, adam kill, which is trying to reassure worshippers here, after most integration centers and stores owned by muslims, were targeted does this was and then in society and everybody stays in their own corner and they demonize each other. they throw stones at each other. adam caught global attention when he crossed the line to start the conversation with people jumping onto a slump, slogans outside they small ask. we were expecting that was the same time we decided to do some. we've decided to do something different. i put a video online saying that, you know, we've been told that will be protest outside almost tomorrow evening. we just want everybody to know who will be protesting, but you are our guests and we will have food and drink ready for you. i'm willing to spend a sense of what your concerns are. i think the right, the sliver to library was looted. reading locals, outraged. really just because, i mean, the library looks like that's a bigger. so.

was not removed at the legislative level, but now... as i understand it, when the consequences of the avadamages, in consequences for the energy system, you see, it still hasn't passed the peak of the energy crisis, blackouts, schedules, and so on and so on, although on monday the prime minister, the prime minister, i'll tell you a secret, he 's willing to kudrytskyi to ukrenerg, and he tried to make sure that the damage minimal, that the protection... these objects are protected, and it was ukrenerga that was responsible for the protection of these objects. i understand that, without having seen the official information, but i understand that the head of the stake, the president really understood this protection, looked, especially there ukrenergo, as far as i understood, there is this ukrhydroenergo, when we saw the video of the destroyed substations and so on , and i understand that this is why the decision was made, that it was made, i do not have any official information yet, just like you, but i i understand the essence of this conflict, so we are waiting for the further development

this is was off the times 15 year old camilla valley ava was accused of doing things. she the noise that she depakote, she said that she had been contaminated by her grandfather's hot meditation while she was at her family home and she pleaded, are innocent, said she's happy to be tested again despite this, she has the book thrown not to and as a result of that russian was split to that school. madeline, that's why we ask you, it's not receiving that metals at the paris olympics. but if we go back to that time, a 15 year old child, she was vilified in the price. that was a frenzy. i'm, if you recall, the u. s. was one of the biggest, coolest for her to be split depending level for russia to be stripped of its metal . let's just take a look at what happened 2 and a half years ago. as we drew attention to the atmosphere of malevolence, being looped up in local media and sports circle over there was a 4 big decision on the court of arbitration for sport to disqualify our fitness gates. so give me a leave of for, for years and deprive hell of awards for allegedly using dop

lead to one of its a team. players were members, this is was off the time 15 year old camilla valley ava was accused of doing things . she benoit that she depakote. she said that she had been contaminated by her from the father's hot medication while she was at her family home. and she pleaded or innocent said she was happy to be tested again despite this, she has a book from not to and as a result of that, russian was split to bit school. madeline. that's why we've got feats not receiving that metals at the paris olympics. but if we go back to that time a 15 year old child, she was vilified in the price. that was a frenzy. i'm, if you recall, the u. s. was one of the biggest, coolest for her to be split depend level for russia to be stripped of its metal. let's just take a look at what happened 2 and a half years ago. as we drew attention to the atmosphere of malevolence, being looped up in low co media and sports, circled over there was a 4 big decision on the corner of i betray sion for sport to disqualify our fitness . kate, so gimme a leave for for years and deprive him of awards fo

. >> reporter: no wipeouts for 8-year-old ava, a black labrador. >> she loves it. reporter: proceeds from the coming contest support local animal rescue groups. the waves and the dogs all looking swell. >> too cool. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, have a great night. community service officer in san jose. tragedy on the river. a rafting trip turns into a frantic search for a man who went into the water. also found the launch of a three month protest on horseback. took over the golden gate bridge for a time this afternoon. the cause that has protesters heading to the nation's capitol. abc seven news starts now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> they fell victim to the very threat they were protecting. others from the san jose police department is grieving the first of its kind. line of duty death in its history. thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone san jose police say a suspected drunk driver hit two of their community service officers. one of them has died. it happened last ni

grew up. as a creative person in abramtsevo, he was formed there, he was very close and friendly with avaontov, he became his relative, since they were married to cousins, so his idea was, of course, not just to build himself a dacha, but for it to be a dacha with meaning, that is, so that his followers, students, his close friends could come there, arrange fireplace evenings there, creative. literary evenings could gather, as a result of this kind of creative conciliarity could be born some new creative idea or some artistic direction, why not, because we understand that polenova is still a representative of the school of realism, and his students are already modernism, and mikhail vasilyevich nesterov, and viktor mikhailovich vasnetsov and so on, therefore - here, probably, this transition. from the academic school of realism to the school of modernism, this probably took place in such artistic nests as polenova and abramtsevo, of course, as now, probably, there is such a fashionable word, say influencers, well, well, probably vasily dmikovich polenov in his own way at that moment becam

at the time of ava. two people were in the apartment, the woman was given medical assistance. the law enforcement officers managed to detain the culprit of the accident and the owner of the car. both people are in an intoxicated state. belarusian dictator oleksandr lukashenko pardoned 30 prisoners, among them participants of mass protests in 2020. radio svoboda reports that 14 women and 16 men were released. allegedly admitted their guilt and sincerely repented of what they had done, they will then be under the control of the belarusian ministry of internal affairs japan is going to approve a record defense budget for next year. all because of the growth of potential threats from china. about 54 billion dollars are invested in the defense industry. this is reported by the japanese media. in particular, the country plans to patrol. drones over the territory of the remote nansei islands, which are strategically important due to their proximity to taiwan. this year marks the 600th anniversary of the first written mention of the village of verkhovyna, which at that time still had

incident happened, here we have a student, a georgian by the last name of garidze, and his name is avas stupid associate professor, nikolai stepanovich pyatyaev, a terribly stupid man, he calls this georgian to the board, asks, what is your last name? garidze, and what is your name? he says, yours? my name is nikolai stepanovich. and what is your name? he says, yours? my name is nikolai stepanovich, in my opinion, it's time for you to know, young man, what is your name? he says, yours, despite the fact that he was born in riga. but his so to speak formation as an actor, as a person of art in general, it happened in leningrad. konstantin raikin, people's artist of russia, son of arkady raikin, was born in leningrad, he took me around the city of leningrad and told me about the building, told me who made it, when, told me about the literary works in which it was mentioned, emphasized, look how it was done, look how, look how, and look how the street is made, and look how it is all built, some one melody, look how, well and so on, he graduated from the theater institute, no, it all started

ava is from san diego and told us they don't have anything like this down there. >> like farmer's markets until 2:00 p.m. i was surprised that it's open at 5:00 p.m. >> reporter: the market is back this year for the first time since last fall. this time with more than 50 food vendors and over 100 arts, crafts and retail vendors. josephine and patrick told us they came last year. they lived nearby and are excited to see it back again. it's something that they believe really boasts the neighborhood. >> the city needs to come back. it needs to find way to come back. you go downtown and it's depressing. we have to find a way to reinvent ourselves. we always do, right? >> reporter: alexander agreed. he said it's nice to see everyone coming together to share unique cultures and traditions. >> i'm chinese. it's nice and important to, like, share our cultures. a night market like this wife dull occurs and foods and people coming together, it's nice. >> reporter: the market expects to attract thousands of people to the neighborhood. it's something one neighbor told us he loves to see. >> like taiw

ava is from san diego and told us they don't have anything like this down there. >> like farmer's markets until 2:00 p.m. i was surprised that it's open at 5:00 p.m. >> reporter: the market is back this year for the first time since last fall. this time with more than 50 food vendors and over 100 arts, crafts and retail vendors. josephine and patrick told us they came last year. they lived nearby and are excited to see it back again. it's something that they believe really boasts the neighborhood. >> the city needs to come back. it needs to find way to come back. you go downtown and it's depressing. we have to find a way to reinvent ourselves. we always do, right? >> reporter: alexander agreed. he said it's nice to see everyone coming together to share unique cultures and traditions. >> i'm chinese. it's nice and important to, like, share our cultures. a night market like this where we have different cultures of food and people coming together, it's nice. >> reporter: the market expects to attract thousands of people to the neighborhood. it's something one neighbor told us he loves to see

our guests with political hawkeyes are stephen bush, ava santina evans and jo tanner.ave penman is general secretary of the fda, the trade union for civil servants. dave, nice to see you. good evening. it feels like night and day to me, the policy of the conservative government a couple of months ago, and the policy of the labour government now.— and the policy of the labour government now. and the policy of the labour covernment now. , ~ ., , government now. yes, i think that is true, the government now. yes, i think that is true. they have _ government now. yes, i think that is true, they have come with _ government now. yes, i think that is true, they have come with an - government now. yes, i think that is| true, they have come with an agenda to draw a line under these disputes. to settle disputes that cripple most of the public services. most of those disputes have not only been running for several months or years, but they were a long time in the making because of the problems around austerity, long—term issues overpay as well, as the problems of inflation. fin ov

i was with my childhood friend, ava. >> stephen: happy memory? >> billie: yes. >> stephen: great.o listen to for the rest of your life. what is it? it doesn't mean you have to continually listen to it. this means that when you go to listen to music, this is what you hear. >> billie: i would hear "night call." it has been my top played song for, like, the last three years. >> stephen: what number am i thinking of? >> billie: 17. >> stephen: no. >> billie: damn it. what number? >> stephen: what? >> billie: what number are you think enough? >> stephen: if i tell you, then the next person will know. >> billie: huh? >> stephen: i can't tell you that answer. what if i do this -- i do it with daniel craig and he's going to go, i heard what you said. what? >> billie: you're going to do the same number every time? >> stephen: it's the same number every time. it's only fair. >> billie: 4. >> stephen: what? >> billie: 4. >> stephen: no. that doesn't even count. i'm not even answering that one. now you're cheating. i'm adding a new question. do you often cheat? >> billie: no! >> stephen: desc

ava autos thank you as well. >>> returning to the bond market where we have seen big moves. treasury yields seeing ten year going back above 4%. especially after that auction i mentioned last hour. rick santelli is in chicago with more. rick what can you tell us? >> well, let's start chronologically, shall we? this morning when i brought out the numbers 249,000 for last week's initial claims moved to 250, but doesn't matter. in either case those were one-year highs. haven't been at those levels since august of '23. so to see the big 17,000 drop really had an impact on the markets. look at the charts. there's 2s, 10s, 30s. doesn't natter short long or short majorities. move chronologically through the clock, kelly is absolutely right. yesterday d-plus ten-year auction. today a d 30-year auction and something in common besides lousy demand. three basis point tails. tails mean that basically one issue market, pricing mechanism, demonstrates that there wasn't an intensity to the bitters that were coming in for those maturities being offered. now, look at a chart going back to jo

over i think the israelis with the leader of hamas saying wondering if we have peace discussions of avaease-fire want to make sure i'm not targets. no, you started the fight you are at risk right now. but i think this fight is virtually over. now the israelis can pivot. >> the cease-fire negotiations will continue in the coming days thank you always great to see you. >> that's correction all this for the white house with the correspondent lukas tomlinson. hello lucas. >> officials say that the national security advisor kept them updated through the night during the attack and president biden's defence secretary spoke to his israeli counterparts offering continued support of the two aircraft carrier strike groups on there in the region in here at home robert f. kennedy jr. says this is not the democratic party of his uncle and father. >> it's become the party of war, censorship, corruption, big pharma, big tech, and big money. >> after endorsing donald trump or president to the dnc responded. like rfk jr., donald trump is a low point in acting out of desperation. embracing rfk jr. now wh

this happening only after president trump ava press conference yesterday for over an hour taking questions and committing to three debates next month, will hera stand up to the challenge or is she already backing out, we are on it this morning. features indicated a rally at the start of trading, back in the green after more wild swings on wall street, take a look and features indicated again at 62 points on the dow industrials, the nasdaq up 79 in the s&p 500 higher by 15. a big rally thursday with triple digit gains in all three major indices, the s&p 500 having the best day since 2022. boosted by the better-than-expected jobless came under claims yesterday investors nervous over the potential of a recession. j.p. morgan jamie dimon racing the 2024 odds of a recession to 35%. we are keeping an eye on streaming companies this morning, paramount global reporting of $5.3 billion operating loss last quarter it was better-than-expected in the stock is up six and a quarter percent. yesterday's monster 11 billion loss by warner bros. discovery for the quarter also a factor, that stock flat. euro