of the warriors and martyrs and the family of the martyrs of the fatemiyoun army, which is called baby johnarious events are going to happen in this program. one of those events organized by the mothers of the martyrs is the mothers of the martyrs of lashkar fatemiyoun. it is supposed to honor these nobles and unveil the book "moscow of little afghanistan ". i was seeing it on the news about 50 of the mothers of the martyrs of the fatimiun army, who finally dedicated this army of many martyrs in the defense of the shrine , will be held in the presence of them. well, this ceremony is in the afternoon in isfahan at 15:00, which, god willing, we will definitely attend it with our journalist colleague. we will establish contact in isfahan province and... we will inquire. yes , my colleagues say that we are in contact with isfahan, mr. khademi. the area of ​​lashkar fatemiyoun and tashiril martyrs who defend the shrine is there please tell me that various ceremonies are being held in the provinces of our country for the natabh prayer, which is the hand of the fatemiyoun army, and in the afternoo

baby john memory night centered on fatemiyoun martyrs with the presence of more than 50 mothers of fatemiyoun martyrs will be held tomorrow at 15:00 in isfahan art zone. in this ceremony, it is supposed that the moscow book. small afghanistan where the memoirs of the mother of shahid ahmad shakib ahmadist will be revealed. ahmed agha was born in a war-like situation he was born during the period when the mujahideen government was victorious in afghanistan , that is, in the winter of 71, at that time , he was almost seven months and eight months old. he was in the last year of his history course in afghanistan, for his purpose, he came to iran after 10 years, he decided to travel , and he came here without knowing his mother. i felt happy when i was with him, i was worried about his future, worried about how he got up, what happened he decided that one day he came and said, "mother, if you allow me, i want to be the defender of hazrat zainab's shrine, god willing." in 1995, he took his mother's consent and left to defend the shrine . he was engrossed in reading books. i said, "you should be up

the memory of baby john was held in the isfahan art center with the presence of more than 50 mothers of fatemiyoun martyrs. in this ceremony , from the book "moscow little afghanistan, mother's memories". shahid ahmad shakib ahmadi was unveiled. afghanistan, a land whose people have known sorrow and suffering for many years. in the wars inside the region , a place called mahal afshar was a neighborhood that was populated by shiites, and it fell there. the enemy of ahl al-bayt fell into the hands of shiite enemies. my father, my wife, my brother, my wife were martyred in front of my eyes, and maybe it was this continuous pain that prompted ahmad, najiba's son, to prepare his mother for another test. my dear, you know how similar you are to hazrat zainab. i said that my mother is not hazrat zainab's maid either. he said that you are the daughter of the martyrs. shahidin's sister said now, god willing, with a beautiful smile, god willing. he proudly presented the defense of hazrat zainab's privacy, which is narrated in a book written by him , afghanistan's little moscow, afshar neighbor

to be clear, andrew young flatly denies that he was the architect of the plan to pass off john and rielle's babys. in his book, young recalls john edwards convincing him to lie by saying, "it's going to be a one-day story, andrew. no offense, but the press doesn't give a shit about you. they want me. but if we give them a story they can understand, a story about two staffers, they'll go away." levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!" and we reported edwards' response-- "this story is false. it's ridiculous." at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i wanna cry out to john edwards-- "just stop! don't go into the basement." don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie. just stop. go home, man." but the potential to somehow get away with it, maybe even win the election, kept john edwards and his enablers going. deluded as it was, they went into the basement, and the "national enquirer" was waiting there for them. unless and until we have a president who's willing to stand up to these people, nothing will change. we will never

. ♪ ♪ ♪ you could be my baby ♪ >> john: pop star justin timberlake arrested overnight in a summer playgrounddriving while intoxicated. our chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in los angeles with the latest. how did all of us go down, jonathan? >> hey, the rest of justin timberlake was confirmed to us early this morning by the suffolk county d.a.'s office on new york's long island and within hours timberlake appeared in court charged with one count of driving while intoxicated. incited for failure to keep right and failure to stop at a stop sign. the arrest happened in sag harbor, that's a waterfront town about 100 miles east of new york city periods popular with wealthy celebrities. timberlake had reportedly just left a hotel there when he was pulled over and according to court documents police officers said they smelled alcohol on his breath. timberlake apparently told the officers he had one martini and he refused to take a chemical test. the singer who of course is so well known for his dance moves then failed a fields of writing test when asked to do a one leg and stand and a walk and

baby. there she is. >> john: she has the cone of shame on. >> yes she does.n: pour thing. >> of my very best friend in the whole world. >> gillian: brandon we love hearing about your story and we loved chatting with you, but we are losing some of the connection there, but that is incredible. >> john: it's insane. how the dog knew to go back to the campground and just alert people. >> gillian: he rounded people up. it is amazing. >> john: it's an amazing story. it's like disney could not have written that. but if disney eroded the dog would've let everybody back, but he said has to be someone out there in the mountains and they were looking for him. >> i am so glad we had and here it was an amazing story. >> gillian: a new study suggesting the covid vaccine could be partially to blame for american desk, what doctors are saying about the study and how they are analyzing the data. that is coming up next. if you have generalized myasthenia gravis, picture what life could look like with vyvgart hytrulo, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds. f

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i have not seen you since you had another baby who i assume is with john. >> yes. kudos to john. dler and a baby. >>> biden's digital war room, how the president is trying to shake the conversation about tonight's debate among millions of followers online and we'll talk to the president's deputy deputy campaign manager next. esy deputy campaign manager next dk on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? deep down, i knew something was wrong. since my fatigue and light-headedness would come and go, i figured it wasn't a big deal. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light- headedness can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. holding off on seeing a doctor won't change whether or not you have afib. but if you do, making that appointment can

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john from alabama. roll tide for you know what, baby?aw the type and the new york -- straw under you would know. >> that's right. let me just tell you something i won the sec chip to chip shotput, okay? so i'm not -- at alabama some not all that hateful. >> yes men. >> i like this date but again i don't like the team. >> understand. >> we are so delighted to all here and i the question about your perception of a couple things. number one when you look at where president biden is an were president trump is regarding china, there's not a very significant difference. but when you look with our immigration is market difference. relations and foreign affairs. tell me your perception about where the similarities are and where the differences are between those two the candidates. >> with a time, one question. sodi differences similarities between trump and biden on foreign policy. >> one similarity is an economic posture. you alluded to it but obviously i has adopted trump's view of economic posture on china. i mean, i think they have differ vi

and now john list all of a mazda and joining us and the other side of the is right 11 and boys joining us from baby route. so 1st of all, talk us through how see me a figure was killed and that is randy john strikes today. so the uh as well uh, fight, uh mama, dire was hit earlier today informing, in the time of shuttle. now according to these early g, d ad or the real kids unit within the muscle division down those as well, are staying tight lips and not the 2 fun. yes, but what we do know is that she is the 340 seconds as well off i to, to, of being to by israel. and this comes off to a week in all up checks and strikes. and the 1st student strikes my husband off on the israel following the instruction nation of that combined. and tyler, there's some of done the night in response to that. is there any is have been hitting something, nothing on daily, many strides, encouraging them to tell them to know to just a few days ago where they said they had to has some munitions warehouse. this of course has been denied by hezbollah. and again, today, strides on in the south, depending on how much you str

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john fedderman. he said chill the blank out. throw the baby out with the bath water. howard: next segment.bc reports that joe biden and his family at camp david today which was previously scheduled and they're expect toddies cuss the future of reelection campaign and source responded to nbc that any discussion about the campaign is expected to be informal or after thought. not a hard denial. >> how would they not talk about it? it's the elephant in the room and they need to talk about why they waited until now -- you know, they set themselves up for this big moment with joe biden because he's done fewer tv interviews than any other president, he's not been so available to the media, he's not been put in a confrontational interview space. howard: barely done that. >> yeah, that was a huge mistake and he was the incumbent president and don't run real primary processes when the president is running for reelection and seeps like a mistake to not debate dean phillips or rfk when he was running as a democrat and knocked the debate out of the park and said well, he'll be the candidate. we would h

larry: will two things there and well baby three and everyone in your judgment with the gop take the senate. john: will certainly mouth favors new republic is that i was just curious, what you know watching that closely when we first pointed out the scene judy vance over his left shoulder there, it was like fill the position of vice president easily. larry: this video of the left shoulder no comment. [laughter] >> he supposed to be one of the front runners. >> in the u.s. military a. >> you look very presidential and he looked like he had the backing up all of the republicans in the senate and because, democrats are defending many more seats, the republicans are given the political climate i think that there is better than even chance that they could pull off the victory the senate and of the leave larry hogan alone, maybe they could just pick up a seat and figure you'll see the maryland and this war, the trump campaign it makes 0 cents and when you say all he said was, we should respect the jury's decision and he did not say williams trump is a lowlife he just said respect the jury's decision an

departure of the chairman of the national youtube policy, john said he's hard to eyes in court 10 days ago. guns just like these people here, criticized babies approach. the war and guys are gone accused from and of having a clearance strategies regarding the warren. so told the day i've also gone way of dealing with a hostage police all 3 weeks. now that has been an american back. awesome. still proposal on the table. the other thing includes the release of all remaining hostages from gaza, and the permanency buyer, welding never signals, the clearance of hold hold on long so far gone all from the hotel strategic discussions. now when american secretary of state visited a israel, just recently again, he met separately and nothing the apple and then john, who at that time was not part of the war cabinets already. on monday the us special envoy came to israel to discuss the situation in the countries north. and it's really a recent confrontation with his baldwin meeting. guns was also shad. your one will happen to defend. yeah. without support. so many guns and he's people call earlier and another crucial opposition. literally a lovely. it sa

departure of the chairman of the national youtube policy, john said he thought the eyes in court 10 days ago. guns just like these people here, criticized babies approach. the warring guys are gone accused from minister on having to clear the traffic regarding the warranty, pulls the day off. also gone way of dealing with a hostage fleet almost 3 weeks. now that has been an american back. austin still proposal on the table that among other things, includes the release of all remaining hostages garza and the permanency buyer. well, minneapolis everett signals a clear supposed hold on long so far off or on the hotel suite to take discussions . now when american secretary of state visited these real, just recently again, he met separate the net in the apple and then john, who at that time was not followed on the war cabinets already. on monday the us special envoy came to israel to discuss the invitation in the countries north. and it's really a recent confrontation with his baldwin meeting. guns was also shad your what will happen without support. so many guns and he's people will earlier and another crucial opposition later a lucky it says that

i mean, held john, he even lied about saying democrats want to kill babies after they're born. i mean, come on it's nonsense frankly, i think cnn could have done a better job of calling those lies out. the bottom line here is that there is a clear contrast in this race, and we have a responsibility to prosecute the case against donald trump, not get caught up in any hand-wringing, right now stop worrying and start working and help move this country. and i got to get you, let you go, rogue governor. but the very last question you said last night that joe biden didn't have the base best debate performance. can that joe biden beat donald trump, the one you saw last night? can that joe biden beat donald trump joe biden beat donald trump before, and joe biden can beat donald trump again. >> john, listen, these races are close here in pennsylvania. the last two presidential races came down to 44,000 votes and about 80,000 votes. you saw similar tight races in four or five other states. it's going to be close. and that is why we gotta go out and we got to make the case. and that's why

john saarland, also fascinating. thank you so much. >> all right. a six month old baby is trapped in her car seat unconscious and without a poll sap are deadly accident, that's wonderful. florida sheriff's deputies springs into action i think dad mode kinda kicked in you know, i'm a father and a little a little presses and the sternum area just to try to jumpstart her heart while i was doing it and then i heard her gas. if this the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one stage two, very different visions for america's future the cnn presidential debates thursday, june 27th, denied life. i'd cnn and streaming on max three body serie a city client uses city's financial expertise to help drive its growth and keep its supply chain moving some more pet parents get everything they need, right when they need it, keeping more pets and families happy with the love of moving our clients forward for the love of progress it was had trouble losing weight and keeping same discover the power of week-old in

babies out of mother's arms. >> yes, the child separation policy, a stain on our national conscience. claire mccaskill and john martin, we could talk about this for another four hours. thank you for making the time. i appreciate it. >>> coming up can the transatlantic alliance really survive donald trump? that is not a rhetorical question. mckay coppens joins me on just this right after the break. s jot this right after the break if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect. new parodontax active gum repair breath freshener. clinically proven to help reverse the four signs of early gum disease. a new toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? a new toothpaste from wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. now, save 40% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now at sleepnumber.com shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation. or an unbearable itch. this painful blistering rash could also disrupt your work and time wit

meant jen and john atkins said they had to travel more than 400 miles across state lines to get a procedure. >> she needed and never wanted i want it to be pregnant i wanted to have this baby, but she wasn't going to live and my my health was at risk two and fill the estimates. are that more than 171,000 people have been in a similar situation to jen and john have had to travel across state lines and did so in 2023 to access abortion, we've also heard that doctors have left states with strict abortion bans because it's so hard to practice medicine there. so this is really he changing and it's continuing to change as we saw with florida, justin may and we are expecting net second supreme court decision potentially as soon as this week felt significant changes over 12 months, make sure all thanks so much and joining me now to discuss his democratic congresswoman susan, they'll been a of washington stage is the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, congresswoman, thanks so much for your time. i want to start with a policy issue before we can dig into the politics of abortion, you tweet today i'll keep fighting to restore and protect reproductive rights for

you 1st here, john kirby, this spokesperson for the national security establishment for the bite administration. said he was offended by a question that included how many more char babies will it take for the bite in administration to consider his policy. he's offended, that is, that was the only thing to be offended about as we watch all this unfold. how out of touch are these people because i was offended, but he could be offended by a question that reflect like reality go ahead line or one of the many of us and the world are offended by charged babies and charged people. so we're on the same page if you think about this, you know, what's interesting, a gentleman is that this past week, it get, it occurred to me that in a conversation, you know, anybody can win an argument. if nobody ever pushes back. if you're, if you have a debate and your team, your, your opponent just listens. nothing will ever change. that's what's happening right now. i live, i told you in the 1st bull, what we're talking about right now. i guarantee it was not known or cared about by 90 percent of the people in my country and i would say western we use the word red line, red line has been used

great, congratulations jesse, the babies first words were tax cuts, i'm only joking she has not said a word yet hopefully mama and papa and then tax cuts, jonathan fahey, john lonski, great the here we will see you soon, have a wonderful tuesday we will see you tomorrow. "varney & company" picks it up, take it away. stuart: good morning maria, good morning, everyone the fox power rankings are in and plenty of news for donald trump he's way out front on the economy in securing the border and more mentally and physically fit the president, biden leads on honesty and abortion, separately the president opened a new phase of his campaign going full on trump as a convicted felon he is expression for the first time monday at a fundraiser in connecticut he got personal he said trump is unhinged driven crazy by his loss in 2020. to the markets it looks like everything's heading south the dow, the s&p and nasdaq look like the opening with minor losses, interest rates a little over the ten year treasury under 4.4% for 35, that's way down there in the two-year close to breaking below 480, 479 on the two-year, the rates are down, oil down opec will unwind some of the qu

great, congratulations jesse, the babies first words were tax cuts, i'm only joking she has not said a word yet hopefully mama and papa and then tax cuts, jonathan fahey, johnul tuesday we will see you tomorrow. "varney & company" picks it up, take i

baby. it is his pet project his favorite project because he hopes it will achieve his own personal goal of making humanity multi-planetary k1, john kristen, i did get my spaceships confused. i apologize for that and we are watching these spacex starship, but allow me if you will, to ask a question about any store link, the one that launched yesterday, the boeing craft where i understand there are minor starliner starlink, star alliance you should be there, are some astronauts and living astronauts in space right now in a craft, this leaking helium. >> what's going on there yes. >> so it's the boeing starliner spacecraft and this is remember the first test flight of this boeing spacecraft. you have nasa astronauts, suni williams and butch wilmore on the board on route to the international space station. and we knew when they lifted off yesterday that they were dealing with a small helium leak. but boeing and nasa decided that was within the normal parameters and margin and that they could go ahead and fly with it and i am not sure what we're seeing right there on the screen, like a rand free of something that is the booster one se

babies." >> jimmy: so now you're back in therapy. so it's all good for the therapist. >> everything comes around. >> therapist loves it. >> jimmy: yeah, they're -- john the show in an old man's costume, and you sang tony bennett -- >> jimmy: i didn't think it was going to air. >> -- right after he passed away. >> jimmy: i did. >> and it was beautiful. i wanted you on my team. >> jimmy: oh, my god, no. >> i wanted you on my team. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i was just there, i was on the lot, and i was gonna play with you and carson and mess around. i came on it with a weird beard. >> it was actually gorgeous, though. >> jimmy: aw, you're the best. >> like, you sang tony bennett, "(i left my heart) in san francisco." >> jimmy: i love tony bennett, yeah. >> and it was like, sweet, and i was getting a little emotional, 'cause we all know tony, and we love him, and we miss him. >> jimmy: yeah, we miss you, tony. >> and you came on the show and sang his song? it was beautiful. >> jimmy: that -- coming from you -- >> team legend! >> jimmy: team legend, right now. [ cheers and applause ] honorary -- honorary team legend. thank you, buddy. i want to talk about th

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but there's john with his flat cap that he gave to one of my kids, and with their baby guinness and his and my equally wonderful panellist , amy equally wonderful panellist, amy stadler. amy, you haven't changed. you see, you can take that baby and still see the wonderful woman she has become. tell us a bit about that one. >> yeah, so that's my dad and i think it might surprise viewers to know he describes himself as bluer than boris , in fact. and bluer than boris, in fact. and that's all out of brexit. indeed bought the local pub a flagpole with a saint george's flag , out with a saint george's flag, out of all my debating partners, my dad is still my favourite political opponent and i think he taught me so much, and that's generous and beautiful. >> and finally , our gb news >> and finally, our gb news sperm super producer, he wrote the word super. not me, lewis. dad, neil, who? neil lewis's dad lost his own dad earlier this year and is currently up in stornoway on the isle of lewis with his family, so it must be a particularly tough weekend for him. and yes, lewis does dress like hi

john petrone. the u.s. supreme court went, was not impartial in 1927 when a value genesis justice oliver ash avowed eugen wrote the deciation of babiesin bauer v hard trick displayed quote an almost obsessive fo activity, unquote according to their own. justice, justice harry blackmun, in his dissent. this obsessionfbdouat for five. i must thank ranking member raskin and vice ranking member very apt description, i think given the secrecy and corruption of far right justices that has i am a firm believer that sunlight is the best disinfectant and we need transparency. while republicans have ignored the today's hearing is critical for lead in the apparel can test theow extremist on the right are organizing across branches of government to enact wholesale, widespread policy violence. have you heard a project 20 35? congresswoman, yes, i have -- a far right manifesto that has hundreds of pages of extremes policies to destroy the federal government as we know it. everything from a national abortion ban to department of education to mass firings of civil servants to be replaced by partisan sycophants. >> mu of this focus has been on agenc

baby as well. afterwards. of course. the greatest briton. it's got to 90, the greatest briton. it's got to go, to you, john. yes, princess.d she's brilliant, isn't she? >> now she is. yeah. >> now she is. yeah. >> she's brilliant. no not not not carol vorderman. right. time for, union jack asks john thames water. >> i know , i know, we normally >> i know, i know, we normally choose an individual, but at this business, honestly, in the river thames, this latest , it's river thames, this latest, it's just the latest of these things. we just cannot go on year after year , all of us wanting our year, all of us wanting our rivers to be clean and for somehow or other it's all not possible. and it's just when there's rain and when there's this and when there's that, it is just terrible. it is, it is. it's a mark on our country. i agree. and it's just, you know, they should stop if we can do it with the union jack. this nomination , this is it. nomination, this is it. >> joana jarjue your union jack house, mine is cchq, specifically the people who run the conservatives press office for making an ex account, calling it tax checks,

baby in the image of god. abortion is not health care. god calls this murder and an abomination. here's the verse st. john 8:44. you are the father the devil. he was a murder and a liar -- host: ok, we're going to keep it on the topic this morning. so john is up next in fallton, second-degree, on our no line. good morning, john. caller: good morning. no way should joe be taken off the top of the ticket. that would legitimize everything that trump told last night. it would all of a sudden be well, it must be true. joe's packing it up and taking off. if joe biden were doing a poor job, i might listen for a minute to this, but this is just dumb. and democrats want to hand it to the maga people, just go ahead and knock joe off the top of the ticket. we might as well fold up and go home at that point. that's all i have. host: ken this florida on our no line. good morning. caller: i don't think joe biden should step aside because at this time -- i mean, because it goes by name recognition. yes, there's a lot of people that has good name recognition but for president, i don't think joe biden should step aside and that

john petrone. the u.s. supreme court went, was not impartial in 1927 when a value genesis justice oliver ash avowed eugenicist wrote the decision upholding the forced sterilization of babiesr in bauer v hard trick displayed quote an almost obsessive focus on homosexual activity, unquote according to their own. justice, justice harry blackmun, in his dissent. on led them to greenlight the criminalization of gay and lesbian relationships in that decision. i could go on and on. but in the interest of time, the sooner that we accept that the emperor has no clothes obvious truth the better equipped we will be to put in meaningful safeguards to protect from people with bias. at minimum justice alito should recuse himself from all cases reted to the 2020 election. the senate judiciary committee should investigate. and depending on the facts there should be an impeachment inquiry, as is true for justice thomas and his many, many outrageous scandals. but both justice alito and thomas can spread themselves, they can spare the federal judiciary and our country from furtherbut we obviously, we cannot count on these men to do the right thing. this is a -- this is why i along with my c

and as you can see, john has demonstrated his ability to do and exceed all the expectations, he used to start off as even as a young babyh issues, couldn't breathe. and he beat every odd that the doctors said he wouldn't be able to speak, play sports, he would have long term health issues. and as you can see today, as a testament to god's grace, he is well capable of speaking and doing those things. so i am confident that john will bring his innovative ideas, critical thinking skills, and his love and passion for the city of san francisco. to the department. thank you. thank you. if there are any additional speakers, if you can go ahead and line up at this time, it would be appreciated. please proceed. good morning, board of supervisors. it's a blessing and an honor to be here. i am jay, sean's aunt. so, to describe jay sean in three words, i would say resilient, diligent and visionary. jay sean turns resilience, his his hit. jay sean's resilience, turns challenges into opportunities. a quick story and to piggyback off of his mother's testimony, jay sean had a trache in his throat. he was about eight months old. he had

john, that is good to see. a snake called ronaldo, who was thought to be male, has given birth to 14 babies, orsnakelets.from the rspca. i started work at the college and went into animal care. at that point, i was reducing my collection of snakes and so i brought my animals with me to the college. ronaldo was one of those animals. our students came in as usual and approached the vivarium, as they normally would do — they tend to the animals. and one of the students alerted our fellow members of staff to the fact that there were baby snakes moving around inside. and then the news got to me straightaway. so i raced down here to see what was going on. and lo and behold, there were baby snakes everywhere. she's given birth without seeing a male — certainly not in the time that i've had her for nine years, which is ordinarily a very long time span to go through without seeing a male for a snake to be pregnant. after doing a little bit of research, we found that on a very rare occasion, snakes can do this. very rare, indeed, as it's likely this process, known as parthenogenesis, has only ever happened three t