like here in the indian city of bangalore. and in cape town, where demonstrators marched to the south, african parliament set africans only to unite to stand up against what israel is doing to find a sinews, absolutely abhorrence. i can't believe it's soul going. it's not just been one year . it's been something like 76 years of just absolute destruction to a country and a people, sentiments that bring people around the world out to support the palestinians in gosh, it's now 4 weeks to go until the us presidential election whole. so it's one of the closest races in history, but as democrat, a candidate come le harris and republican donald trump hit the campaign trail. the man who is currently in the white house is also trying to remind voters of his accomplishments as his presidency enters its final months. as a surprise appearance by the presidential campaigns, gossen man, i'm 0 by welcome to this morning to talk to more than 1000 days and also spot and made his 1st visit to the white house press briefing room sitting above a

like here in the indian city of bangalore. and in cape town, where a demonstrators marched to the south, african parliament africans only to unite to stand up against what israel is doing to palestinians. absolutely abhorrence. i calling to leave its sole going sentiments that bring people around the world out to support the palestinians in god. a former us president and republican candidate donald trump has returned to the pennsylvania town where he was targeted in an assassination attempt in july. security was extra type for saturdays event with just one month until the election polls show a close race including in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. trump urged supporters to deliver and election day victory, invalid to quote, never quit. nearly 3 months after a snipers bullet narrowly missed killing, the former president, trump train has returned to butler, pennsylvania, complete with higher security and merchandise commemorating the assassination attempt. on july 13, trump spoke defiantly about the events that day,

like here in the indian city of bangalore, and in cape town, where demonstrators marched to the south, african parliament africans only to unite to stand up against what israel is doing to find the sinews. absolutely abhorrence. i can't believe it's soul going. it's not just been one year, it's been something like 76 years of just absolute destruction to a country and a people, sentiments that bring people around the world out to support the palestinians in gosh, let's take a look now with some of the stories making headlines around the world, thousands of people have protested in hungary, capital, budapest, against the government's media policies. demonstrate those gathered outside the headquarters of the country's state media corporation, which they say has become a pop. again, the factory under prime minister to ours on the values as organized by opposition leader be done. what joe, who has in march versus from challenger to obama, former us president and republican candidate donald trump, has written to him to the pennsylvania town where he was targeted in an assassination attempt

meanwhile in bangalore...ia chose to bat. it proved to be the wrong decision as only two players got into double figures. matt henry and william o'rourke doing the bulk of the damage for new zealand, who have since passed india's total. while thomas tuchel�*s appointment as the new englnad manager created some outrage in parts of the english media, the reaction in his home country of germany has included a joke or two. the rivalry of the two teams stretches back decades. newspaper bild said "the motherland of football gets a german dad. madness! now they're banking on — of all people — a german coach to finally deliver the ultimate prize of football. but kicker magazine was actually quite complimentary: "of course, some fans in england will howl." but they tuchel provides a "thought—out solution that means winning the 2026 world cup does not have to remainjust a dream." the man himself is hoping to win his new fans over. yes, a group of young, hungry players, we are desperate to win a title so we have all of t

spread of this book festival and such, i'm from pang lore, india, i'm from a village five hours from bangalore. india is now the biggest population. in -- 30 years ago it was considered a clean city, it's becoming something else. so whatever we are doing here which i can admire the emulation of the spread of the traditional, freedom of speech and this and that, which i'm a total believer but as i'm growing older i'm looking at it in a different lens. so it's enjoyable, i'm thankful for teaching us and letting us listen for free. where other places they are charging hundreds of dollars to attend one of these events. what's your strength or if not later on i would like you to please think about how you can influence as a social change or like an input to make the world a better place, like in my case i'm so much -- oh, you're so negative. absolutely not. happy things don't have time to talk about that. but negative things it feels like 2024 and i'm like wow they don't address this, from my small world. i do look at youtube, a little bit of internet. i don't keep a tv but i love to watch. i pay c

oh, i wonder if you've been witnessing or experiencing this around you where you are in bangalore. oh, um yes we have um we already had a site down log in, but i go with uh oxy commtrans necessarily, but it has, i think because i'm on soon jobs started. but in the recent years, it's been getting less because even of last city of buying it all has been built on lakes and wisdom. and we have experience savings funding. but a lot of work at the bottom that phones have been flooded and you have been white out because of the city. this is not really just the father of the month, so it's under time time of change. it's also because of the, i'm glad and trust structure. i'm the luck man. that did not and disappeared under the hallmark is apple and we still continue to do that. it's a, it's not taking into account the changes is just go in and get was and be in. so that should be building probably the end of the structure. we're going to talk a little bit more about infrastructure later in the show, but i wanted to get far as on the in we often talk about how these develop nations to have

spread of this book festival and such, i'm from pang lore, india, i'm from a village five hours from bangalore. india is now the biggest population. in -- 30 years ago it was considered a clean city, it's becoming something else. so whatever we are doing here which i can admire the emulation of the spread of the traditional, freedom of speech and this and that, which i'm a total believer but as i'm growing older i'm looking at it in a different lens. so it's enjoyable, i'm thankful for teaching us and letting us listen for free. where other places they are charging hundreds of dollars to attend one of these events. what's your strength or if not later on i would like you to please think about how you can influence as a social change or like an input to make the world a better place, like in my case i'm so much -- oh, you're so negative. absolutely not. happy things don't have time to talk about that. but negative things it feels like 2024 and i'm like wow they don't address this, from my small world. i do look at youtube, a little bit of internet. i don't keep a tv but i love to watch. i pay c