yes, he held a baton, and especially gennady nikolaevich rozhdestvensky, he had a big baton, he likedy nicely, i answered... your question: can you teach me how to conduct an orchestra? oh, listen, a wonderful question, you can stand up, well done, stand up, right hand, and take it like this, well, you need a pencil, so, this will be your baton, this is your right hand, yes, now - let's do it like this, uh, we will, uh, conduct a march, one, two, 3 4 1 2 3 4 this means that you lower your hand once, then towards yourself, two, three away from yourself and four up, now one, two, three, four, one, two, three, that's it, you're not a director, i suggest we fix it right now, but to the music, try it, try it, come on, come on, come on, like this, it's interesting to the music. down, to the side, up, down, to the side, up, down, to the side, not towards yourself, to the side, there, ram, we try everyone, well done, great. it's true that a conductor loses several kilograms during one performance, this is absolutely true, these are not legends, not tales. well, for example, i lose about one a

what could not get the baton around! what else, briefly. — could not get the baton around!probably have a personal best, what else are you looking forward to this evening? yeah, she is going to need to run the race of her life in the final event, the hundred metres. —— 800 metres. she is behind the reigning olympic champion nafi thiam, around eight or eight and half seconds. she is going to run very, very fast, faster than she has ever run, because their personal bests are about six seconds different. even so, if she were to win the silver, it would be an amazing result for her but she has never won an olympic medal before. we are looking forward to the women's 400 metres, a busy night at the stade de france. $5 night at the stade de france. as ever, natalie pirks, at the athletics, many thanks indeed. she will be catching up with great british men and women, those relay medalists we have had already. let's have a look at what that has done for the middle table. team gb getting that fantastic gold. that was our lead story in sportsday this evening, toby roberts taking the g

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so terry baton is the, the you commissioner for internal markets. it's his job. they say is to, to shape how people obey a set of rules that the european commission sets out specifically on the dsa. the, the digital services act, which they site as an online safety protocol aimed at curbing this information online. now critics of the dsa, they argue this is nearly a, a censorship tool with language too broad and, and it would give government wide breath for interpreting so called misinformation or even hate speech. the latter is what we're seeing as a wide net that's being cast across the u. k. basically criminalizing descent from anything that strays from approved government orthodoxy. now baton at the commission is now picking a fight with you on must directly saying that if musk does it in a fact sense or people like the original twitter did well, then the e u is just gonna go find him 6 percent of excess global revenue not just that, you know, coming from the you so much so far has responded by what else been trolling baton on twitter, posting the letter bato

so much so far has responded by what else been trolling baton on twitter, posting the letter baton, sent him online, vowing not to back down in defense of free speech and worth noting then george orwell. the iconic author of 1984 was british. so, you know, maybe he was just way, way, way ahead of his time. yeah. he's a certainly was, by the way you, i'm us controlling him. those are things we love about it about may not be good interviewer, but controls like no one outside the, sorry, the russian forces have gained control over parts of the beloved. the region of incurs following a field ukrainian, often some to advance further interruption held territory. and just the past couple of days since the escalation of conflict, ukrainian officials report substantial losses with casualties reaching up to 1600 soldiers. regardless of one's perspective, the loss is on both sides of this war or a profound tragedy. there's no question about that. well, no question, unless you're us senator lindsey graham, who traveled to camp on monday and described the recent developments and those depths as beaut

we carry the baton. >> fighting for freedom. carrying the baton.ent kamala harris' message to rally goers in wisconsin last night, where she made this campaign stop even with the democratic national convention in full swing holding this rally more than 80 miles from chicago's united center in chicago. >> that exact place is where donald trump accepted the republican nomination for president just last month. joining us now is senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez. it was such a split-screen moment there on purpose by the dnc. what was the thinking hand that? >> reporter: good morning. certainly, it was a huge show of force. it was really a surreal moment to see that video piped in from wisconsin right here in this arena behind me. essentially, kamala harris and tim walz were addressing two massive arenas at the same time. about 20,000 people or so here. another 15,000 or so in milwaukee. as i said, it really was a show of force. let's take a listen to what some of vice president harris had to say to that audience in milwaukee just 80 miles

i think the baton handoff is going to be a successful one.rit aptly raised. if you look at the reverberations how you let in the down ballot pressures for democrats have eased if not muted: i was interested to hear cedric richmond the congressman say this isn't a victory celebration we have a tough race in front of us. enunciate and enumerate ideas. you will talked about the lack of substance on the website.all. this convention here this tonight is a very special night for democrats. thank a man who fought criminals. who fought dictators, who advance good policy on the foreign policy. advanced a lot of good domestic policies as well and do that tonight. >> bret: republicans today have 292 page report that says he should be impeached. for a number of different things. speaking of the quickness, to harold's point, mary katharine, democrats have this platform that they approve tonight. that rears to biden's second term several times. >> katie: right, belies the problem that democrats have here. although there will be happiness in the arena becau

we carry the baton. we carry the baton. and so much is on the line in this election.nd something. this is in 2016 or 2020. this is in 2016 or 2020. and in particular, the stakes are higher for a lot of reasons because we know what he does when he is in office, but including that, last month the supreme court of the united states basically told the former president that he will effectively be in the immune from what he does in the white house. [booing] now think about what that means, knowing the individual we are talking about. donald trump has openly vowed to be a dictator on day one. [booing] he has openly indicated his intention to weaponize the department of justice against his political enemy. [booing] think about what we know about him and what he is told us. he even called for, quote, the termination of the constitution of the united states. [booing] so, let us be very clear. somebody who intends to terminate the constitution of the united states should never again have the opportunity to stand behind the seal of the president of the united states. [cheering] n

finish this production, i have never had anything like this again, you always carry a conductor's baton with a pencil, why? i explained that, firstly, i use it when preparing some of my projects, but besides, i conduct during rehearsals not with a baton, but with a pencil. why? this is connected with the fact that while conducting i don’t want to stop the orchestra if i have some thoughts that i definitely need to... record on the score, here i am conducting, the orchestra is playing, and i immediately mark some important moment in this in the sound of the orchestra, so that i can pay attention to it later attention, at concerts i always use a baton, but there are conductors who do not, you know the conductor valery gergiev, firstly... very nice, i answered your question, can you teach me how to conduct an orchestra? oh, listen, a wonderful question, can you stand up, well done, stand up, right hand, take it like this, here's a pencil for you, so this will be your baton, this is your right hand, now let's do this, we will... it's interesting to the music, down, to the side, up, down, to

no hemos visto gas lacrimÓgeno, pero si vemos una fuerte presencia policial, los policÍas con el batÓnen las calles de chicago. por ahora vuelvo contigo. >> con cuidado, por favor. y pues sÍ, tratar de evitar ahÍ el conflicto y la tensiÓn que nos estÁs describiendo. vamos a volver contigo mÁs adelante, pero mantente, mantente con cuidado por favor. gracias. pues sÍ. ya veo. la tensiÓn que hay aquÍ en chicago. la policÍa, incluso el servicio secreto estÁn en alerta por posibles amenazas de bomba en una biblioteca y en varios hoteles de la ciudad en donde estÁn hospedados. participantes de la convenciÓn demÓcrata y periodistas que estÁn cubriendo el evento. hasta ahora no se encontrÓ que esas amenazas sean sean creÍbles. aquÍ nosotros hace unos momentos entrevistamos al secretario de transporte pittsburgh en esta convenciÓn y hablamos sobre lo importante que esta noche es para kamala harri. creo que se nos recordarÁ una vez mÁs que nuestro enfoque en la polÍtica es muy diferente que la visiÓn oscura que estamos viendo en la candidatura de trump y vans. barack obama encarnÓ la polÍtica de

he didn't pass the baton, the baton was stolen from him and the party bigwigs gave it to harris, neveringle primary, never gotten a single vote from the people but the bosses made her the nominee so see how the rest of the week goes. it is a little odd. i have to think she will show up tonight at some point for obama. obama is the most successful democratic president in public opinion in recent times and would be pretty dumb for her not to in some way be affiliated with him particularly, the two people most responsible for getting biden out of the way so she ought to owe him something. stuart: she has admitted it. is what nancy pelosi said about the push to oust biden. >> nobody wants to have a fight with nancy pelosi at this time. it does seem like there is residual bladder -- bad blood, what your response is to that? >> what i have to do. he made the decision for the country. my concern was not about the president. it was about his campaign. he has seen the exuberance, the excitement that has come forward in our country. >> reporter: no one is questioning the democratic party seems m

i anticipate that friday will feel more like the passing of the baton where she will acknowledge the legacy of the biden-harris administration, but start to lay out a vision her own vision. but having president biden go into the parts of the country to really drill down on the ark of his legacy, i think will be helpful mad, you think it's an issue for republicans? >> i mean, there does seem to be enthusiasm on the democratic side right now. far more than i mean. >> yeah. >> well, i think there's some of this was going to be inevitable anyway, and you are going to see democrats come home after the debate in june. you certainly saw in polling that number of democrats across the country were dispirited. they may not want to acknowledge they were there to vote for joe biden, but chances are they would have gotten there. and by the way, in unenthused yes, you can vote counts just as much as an enthusiastic vote. at the end of the day. i think what you're seeing is just a natural tightening of the race, which is where we always thought it's going to be. i mean, if a year ago we all probabl

, as they called it, but the baton looks more like a log, and in someone else's eye. putin said he would take kiev in 3 days. 3 years later, ukraine is free. biden made it all up again, saying that kiev would fall in 72 hours. we must continue to support the ukrainians and help them restore their original territorial autonomy of ukraine, as well as peace, democracy and human rights in this region. are negotiations possible? it will depend on diplomats. our task is to support the ukrainian people in their struggle. what america's diplomacy has brought it to, for example, in the middle east, all day you could see and hear on the approaches to the united center, columns of pro-palestinian protesters stormed metal fences. four arrested and biden, who flew to california immediately after his speech. this is the list of losses on the first day of the democratic convention. there is more to come three. news from chicago, still thinking about the ideal home, it's time to switch to domclick to buy an apartment in a new building or secondary market or build your own house with

i know literally won't be the passing of a physical baton. but how do you think the president will frame that passing? >> well, look, i think i hope and i have not talked to him about his speech. but what i hope he focus in on and what i hoped the american people see tonight is that politicians worry about the next election statesman worry about the next generation. when he came off the sidelines for years ago, he came off the sidelines to beat what he thought was existential threat to this country. and that was donald trump. and he was so concerned about america's future that he ran for president and he beat donald trump and this time, i think it was the exact same that he was so concerned about our future. he was so concerned about the division that he once again said, this is not about me, this is about the country. so i'm going to remove myself from this process. i am going to pass the baton over to a very qualified brilliant legal scholar and political at public servant, kamala harris and that's what i hope he talks about tonight. but th

the ballot for distribute baton for freedom is being passed to us to ensure that our children can readnd love and live as freely as their imagination and their hearts desire. the ballot is being -- baton is being passed to us to ensure that the freedom of making decisions about our own bodies is intact for generations to come. [applause] california democrats, we are being passed that baton in this moment to do today what our children will not have to do when they cast their ballot, when they first turn 18 years from now. let's finish the unfinished business of fighting for the future of our democracy right now while it's our turn. california, thank you all so much for everything that you are doing. [applause] for everything that you're going to do. and for making sure that we send kamala harris and coach walz to the white house all right here through the state of california. [applause] not going back. >> not going back! not going back! not going back! sen. butler: i want to take just one moment of personal privilege, if you give it to me. i don't get to be in front of y'all all the tim

, as they called it, but the baton is more like a log, and in someone else's eye.at he would take kiev in 3 days, 3 years later ukraine is free. biden has made it all up again, the pentagon scared people by saying that kiev would fall in 72 hours, we are asking about ukraine those who stubbornly vote for arms supplies to the regime there, we are looking for. four arrested , biden flew to california immediately after his speech, this is the list of losses on the first day of the democratic convention, there are three more to come: valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and aleftina sorokina, news from chicago. dear friends, i suggest you watch reruns of our besagons from the golden collection besagon tv, while we are on vacation, i hope that you will be interested in remembering what we talked about. i look forward to seeing you at these screenings.

they had batons and helmets and they use the batons to great effect. they advanced and pinned in many of those protesters and began arresting some wing leaders. many of them were completely masked during the time and law enforcement officials say they are not going to allow any destruction of property. >> steve, thank you. >> let's bring in guy vinson. thank you for joining us. as these protests continue outside the dnc, i will start with you first. speaker mike johnson on the rift in the democrat party. >> this is illustrating what the real problem is. they have a pro hamas wing. kamala harris is trying to play both sides. joe biden has tried to do the same thing and that is why they have the mess on their hands that they do. >> there is no pro hamas wing of the party that has power. corey busch just lost her primary. people turned out in droves to push out those. there is a framework that prime minister netanyahu has accepted. we will see if hamas takes it. it should be noted that donald trump is working the phones, talking to netanyahu and the repor

and he will be passing the baton to her as he hopes that she will be the next president of the united states. but this is really a moment history. she village. this is a historic moment, but this is potentially a historic historic moment for a couple of harris. she hopes to become the 1st female president. and also this is a story historic, or rather she could be uh, making that history because of another woman, hillary clinton, who made history herself back in 2016 as the democratic party is really america's 1st female presidential mom it in. so that was all the significance and then another woman who, earlier this evening, also got a standing ovation and thunderous applause from this proud take a listen, a tom, a lot long. just respect our military and our veterans. the sea, he revered our metal of honor recipients. he won't be sending love letters to dictators he will defend democracy and our constitution and will protect america from enemies, foreign and domestic. and kimberly, just in the background behind you there where you can hear centers of f i, one of george's speaking, he'

, as they called it, but the baton looks more like a log. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and aleftina sorokina, news from chicago. the sixth season of the country's largest environmental campaign is starting in russia. let's save the forest. let's save the forest together. its goal this year is to plant 70 million trees. it is held in all regions. anyone can take part. to do this, you need to register on the website project and come. the appointed day, and all the necessary inventory planting material participants will receive right on the spot. the action let's save the forest according to tradition has begun in the easternmost region of our country in kamchatka. for kamchatka, nature conservation is an absolute priority. we live in a unique environment, our main task is to leave it to our descendants, but even more importantly, it is to teach young people values. nature conservation, because the very correct motto that guides our reserve is: let's save nature not from people, together with people. in crimea, the harvest of dogwood has start

tell me what you think happens when president biden passes the baton. what changed in the party? >> one thing that did not change was the respect everyone had for president biden. his legacy was something that was so consequential. to have accomplished that much in one term, very, very successful. wanting that legacy to be upheld. what happened also was the urgency of winning the election was setting in as it got closer. the thought that a person of such horror could possibly even drive by the white house much less go into it again was something that was very compelling. >> this is donald trump? >> i do not use his name. >> [laughter] >> the timing, getting closer to the election, the urgency was setting in. the legacy and using it to prove we can get the job done, we have to do more. nobody votes for you because of what you have done, they want to know what you will do. >> the uncertain trajectory in the summer. >> the campaign could have been better. that was neither here or there. it is going magnificently. >> it was not just the presidential. it was the possibility the down t

this one on the screen was erected in 1886 in baton rouge. soon after the conservative redeemer democratic forces that ran the state successfully fought to remove the capital out of new orleans. why did they remove the capital from new orleans to baton rouge? it's because new orleans represented the highest black population in the state. a black population with newfound power, voting power. over 770 statues like this were erected throughout the south. many resembling this one, a lone soldier standing on a pedestal, always placed in a prominent site or building in city hall, a town courthouse, a town square. those 770 plus statues made up over 1500 public symbols dead, equated to the confederacy. statues, monuments, roads, schools. buildings. bridges. plaques. military bases. parks. they joined the confederate flag, which flew just about everywhere. throughout the south, the vast majority of these 1500 were dedicated between the 1890s and the 1950s. matching up exactly with the era of jim crow segregation, then brought on by the supreme court'

president biden passing the baton to vice president harris, wiping away tears as the crowd chants, thank you, joe. the president's message in his speech, lasting well past midnight while outside the convention, protesters break down a barrier near the convention. we're live in chicago. >> former president trump countering the democratic national convention with a blitz of battleground states trying to stay on message. his new comments about possible shakeups in his campaign. >> another setback for boeing, the faa ordering inspections of pilot seats on certain planes due to a possible defect. what we're learning the urgent search after a luxury super yacht sinks off italy. >> two americans on board, the latest from the scene. >> caught on camera, a woman confronts a suspected porch pirate. what happens next? >> and a closer look at the man who changed daytime television. how fans are remembering phil donahue this morning from abc news this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good tuesday morning. i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. and we begin with pre

the assault began: people were dragged out of their tents, men and women were beaten with batons, lyingn with their feet. the whole operation lasted 27 minutes. some of the students were able to break through the police ring and ran into the street. mykhailivska. the berkut people pursued them all the way to the mykhailivskyi zolotoverhoho monastery. there the monks let the beaten students in and closed the gate in front of the persecutors. we still do not know who those advisers were, and what passports those advisers had who advised yanukovych to do this. it seems that one way or another he wanted to to demonstrate strength, having confidence that he has it, and it is on his side. and discourage desire. stand for something, actually we see similar things worked in russia, worked in belarus. that night changed everything. the orange maidan and the carnival of the velvet revolution have come to an end. in the morning came the day of wrath. on december 1 , half a million people took to the streets of kyiv. the militia, which initially tried to block the approaches to independence square,

she passed a different kind of baton tonight. you mentioned this earlier.bably the most rich, ironic moment in political history. you can see it on her face, she was getting in the groove of it. i don't lain her. you listened to what people said about this woman from the time she was a u.s. senator onward, especially. there were a lot of republicans, she has always been the bogeyman for a lot of republicans this whole time. this whole idea of locking her up because of crimes she never committed and wrongdoing that she was never involved with and to have someone who is now sitting there running for president with 34 convictions, yeah, it is a little bit ironic to have that moment unfold. i went to twitter to see what the reaction was going to be. you need to get a grip, go with the flow, it is okay if you shout, lock him up. he gets sentenced in three weeks. >> harris and walz , the ticket, they have been tamping it down when they are asked about this. >> the court system is going to deal with trump's legal issues. i know you are not saying the opposite, dem

vice president harris rolls out her plan to rebuild the middle class, taking the baton from president biden. >> today we take the next step -- thank you, joe -- forward in our fight. >> thank you, joe. thank you, joe. thank you, joe. >>> what donald trump's newly released financial papers show about his personal wealth as he blames higher costs on harris and defends his attacks against her. >> i think i'm entitled to personal attacks. i don't have a lot of respect for her. >>> inside the tragic final days before matthew perry's accidental overdose. doctors, dealers and perry's personal assistant took advantage of his addiction to line their own pockets. >> these defendants were more interested in profiting off mr. perry than caring for his well-being. >>> eyeing ernesto. shutting down the island of bermuda. warnings for u.s. beachgoers this weekend. ♪♪ >>> i'm ryan nobles in for andrea mitchell. kamala harris travels to north carolina this hour, to sharpen her economic message, targeting voters who are frustrated by the higher cost of living and inflation. there her pitch, harris will

she has the baton, she has the momentum in the race. can she use the next three days to build on it? >> john voloiq, a here with the panel, so i didn't ask her how how much of a bump does a convention traditionally give a candidate and should democrats be concerned that with all this talk of momentum still in the battleground states. i mean, it is seems statistically pretty much debby look, i think what democrats should feel is we're in the game, worn in the game a month ago, and we've got a shot and we've got to be we've got to be a situation and committed to the battle here. >> and you've got a debate coming up. but these next three days are important. i believe there will be the a pivot and there's going to be a big focus on harris and on the issue she wants to elevate in these next three days and that should give them a bump. you don't get the kind of bumps that you could get. you know, i remember the days of the ten point bumps and i don't see that in this kind of an environment she will get a bump and she should be a little bit mo

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why he felt it was important to pass the baton and pass the torch. so it is a bitter sweet moment for joe biden. and it is something that will be celebrated by his family. we know that he will be introduced by his daughter, ashley biden, and he will also be introduced as well by his wife doctor jill. by then, we also know that there will be other high profile speakers that will be at attendance. hillary clinton, the former 1st lady, and also the 2016 domini herself making history. and we also know that there will be in attendance watching from above all of it will be tabitha, herself, carmella harris, as well as her running make to mold and kimberly, israel is on thing. one. garza has deeply divided the moderates and the progressives within the policy of those divisions liked it to be on the display. do you think this there's no question that this will be on display, not just on the 1st day, but threw out this. and this is really unprecedented in terms of how much this is getting. notice at the democratic national convention. and this is almost a bit

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the baton was picked up by the masters, who needed to flawlessly. perform the exercise: diagonal parkingturn in a limited space, serpentine, tunnel, parallel parking, roundabout, these are the people who put their whole soul, their work, the students of these masters, these teachers most successfully pass the exams in the traffic police and accordingly receive, well, somehow correctly to say, the highest knowledge and ... skill in driving cars, thereby ensuring safety on our roads. the results will be summed up soon, and the winner will be the one who completed all the tasks in the shortest time with the least amount of fines. we will tell you about the developments at noon. let me remind you that the tv news agency projects are available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application via the qr code on the screen. have a nice day and see you soon. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel, this is news. from a foreign country, broadcasts of especially important events, live broadcasts from the scene, current interviews with famous belaru

the baton to conduct an interactive-musical program this time passed to the most fatal radio of the country stolitsa. guests of the holiday were pleased with modern, high-quality music. also everyone could take part in quizzes and drawings and get cool prizes, and of course, unforgettable emotions. a holiday for people, yes, that is, everyone who passes by here can listen and notice. that our belarusian brands, our musical groups, our radio stations, the tv and radio company, which celebrates its thirtieth anniversary this year, of course, are worthy representatives of the republic of belarus. the marathon of activity from the belarusian radio continues. the next point is the city of novogrudok, there are 3 whole days of guests of the holiday will delight the hosts of radius fm, at the end of august an interactive music event will take place in gorky park in minsk. that's all i have for this minute. i'm handing over to the studio. you have the floor! thank you, sergey! the hot summer continues with belarusian radio. next, a sports review and news from your region, see you at 17:00. the bela

now, savannah, the baton is in r hands.eers and applause] so we who believe in the sacred freedom to vote will finally pass the john lewis voting rights act and the freedom to vote act. we who believe in the freedom to live safe from gun violence will finally pass universal background laws. so much is on the line in this election. so much is on the line and understand this is not 2016 or 2020, things are different. a lois the same when we think about the issues and then there is significant dferences, the stakes in 2024 are even higher because consider that the united states supreme court recently just basically told the former president that going forward, he will be effectively immune no matter what he does in the white house. [booing] now, just imagine, well, the courts are going to take care of that. we're gonna get them out of, we're gonna elect ourselves and everybody here in november. [cheers and applause] but i mentioned the supreme court ruling because understand what this means. just imagine before there was at le

the ballots for-- the baton for freedom is being passed to us to ensure that our children can read andand their hearts desires. the ballot is being passed to us to ensure that the freedom of making decisions about our own bodies is intact for generations to come. [applause] >> california democrats, we are being passed that baton in this moment to do today what our children will not have to do when they cast their ballot, when they first turn 18, 10 years, eight years from now. let's finish the unfinished business for fighting for the future of our democracy right now while it's our turn. california, thank you all so much for everything that you are doing, for everything that you're going to do, and for making sure that we send kamala harris and coach walz to the white house all right here through the state of california. not going back. [crowd chanting] >> i want to take one moment of privilege if you'll give it to me. i don't get to be in front of you all the time. ... and i want to make sure i call her out. home care workers in the house. local 2015 or -- i know that i am here. i'm o

demanded that they expel. grants and refused to disperse peacefully, the police had to use force, batons were used tear gas. in belfast , protesters took a different tack, avoiding direct confrontations, setting patrol cars on fire and smashing police station windows. the british prime minister called the riots thuggery and promised to deal harshly with anyone involved. we will mobilize a standing army of police to combat riots, we will have as many police as we need, whatever the motive, this is not a protest, this is pure violence and we will not tolerate attacks on mosques our muslim communities. in response to starmer elon musk responded critically in the form of a question about why the british prime minister does not bother to care about all the communities in the country. the american billionaire attached a video of how... musk consistently criticizes starmer, pointing out that his actions are leading britain to a civil war. anti-immigrant protests in the uk broke out after two weeks ago a seventeen-year-old teenager, the son of immigrants from rwanda, attacked children with a kni

he's passing the torch or the baton at least to kind of the hair is what is the torch being passed also to a new generation within the democratic party. it certainly felt that way even more so than past democratic national conventions and political conventions and monday is always an opportunity. the 1st day of any convention is always an opportunity, whether republican or democrat, to sort of showcase rising stars and also to test them on the national stage, see how they're received when they deliver their speeches. so we saw plenty of that with a large contingent from california because cala harris originally started her political career. their things were really you for inside the convention hall. you could feel that. but outside the protests against us policy towards israel and concerning the gaza war and a couple of harris is associated partly with with that, do you think she might change the policy on that question? sorry, that's a really good question. and the honest answer is, we just don't know. there are hints, she recently met with benjamin netanyahu of israel when he visited

that jamaica have missed out, finishing fourth in their heat in a slow time after messing up their batoneitta after their individual programmes so it was down to bianca williams, imani lansiquot, amy hunt and desiree henry and they won their heat — gold medalfavourites the usa also won theirs.