i also highly recommend to see there, and there is such a moment when - we are talking about the cannes festival, yes, one of the most connected festivals with great influences. and russia, and there are these moments in this performance, there is an image of the cannes film festival, how everything happens there, it is a very cool story, by the way, the ivano-frankivsk theater itself, it is also cool because of the locations there, it is built in such a way that you can go out, take the play to the hall, even take the play to the roof, and i heard that they are playing in somewhere in the basement, but i did not understand, it is specially equipped. the basement, that you can play there, or it was just such a mixed measure, but in the end, we are waiting for the announcement of the winners, and when the game will announce, and i think that all these performances that i have listed, they are absolutely must-tsi, which is called , they're all must-sees, if you can find them, of course, and if you can find tickets to these shows, because we know how things are going now, well...

festivals with great russian influences, and this play has these moments, there is an image of the cannes film festival, how everything happens there, it is a very cool story, by the way, the ivano-frankivsk theater itself. he is also cool due to the fact that there is a location, it is built in such a way that you can go out, take the performance to the hall, even take the performance to the roof, and i heard that they are playing somewhere in the basement, but i did not understand, it is a specially equipped basement, what can you do there to play, or it was just such mixed measures, but in the end we are waiting for the announcement of the winners. and when the game is announced and i think that all these performances that i have listed, they are absolutely must, what is it, they must all be seen, seen, if of course you can find, if you can find tickets for these performances, because we know how it all happens now, well, and we, well, if not us, the americans also have problems with cinema, which we experienced, in particular, when we see... are there, for example, different actors of

theater is also highly recommended to see there. and there is such a moment when, it is about the cannesstival, yes, one of the most intertwined festivals with great russian influences, and in this play there are these moments, there is an image of the cannes film festival, how everything happens there, it is a very cool story, to things, the ivano frankivskyi theater itself, it is also cool because there are locations he built. so that you can go out, take the performance into the hall, even take the performance to the roof, and i heard that they were playing somewhere in the basement, but i didn’t understand, it was a specially equipped basement, that you could play there, or it was just that mixed measures, but at the end of the day, we're waiting for the winners to be announced when the game is announced, and i think that all these performances that i... they're absolutely fantastic, what's called, you've got to see them all , see them, if of course you find, and if you can find tickets for these shows, because we know how it is now from... is happening, well, and we, well, if not us

theater is also highly recommended to watch there, and there is such a moment when it comes to the cannesval, yes, one of the most intertwined festivals with great russian influences, and in this performance there are these moments, there is an image of cannes. how everything happens there, it’s a very cool story, by the way, the ivano-frankivsk theater itself, it’s also cool because of the locations, it’s built in such a way that you can go out, take the play into the hall, even take the play to the roof, and i i heard that they play in the basement somewhere, but i didn't understand, it's a specially equipped basement, that you can play there, or it's just that the measures were mixed up, but in the end... we're waiting for the announcement of the winners when the game is announced, and i think that all these plays that i have listed are them absolutely amazing, what is it called, you have to watch them all, see them, if of course you find, if you find tickets for these performances, because we know how it all happens now, well, and also here, well, why not here, the americans also have

he came to the academy awards one year, and was there at cannes.le because he's there. he's like, "you got to meet this guy." you know? [ laughter ] it was a blast, yeah. >> seth: was there anyone jim bob was excited to meet? >> as a matter of fact, yes. we were at some after party and salma hayek was there. he had to get a picture with salma hayek to show his buddies. >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] >> yep. yep. >> seth: i had the same thing with my mom once and idris elba. which i feel like same thing. i feel like when they're -- when either of those two people salma or idris is at a party, there is a long line of moms waiting for pictures, or a long line of dads. [ laughter ] >> yeah. they must be used to it. >> seth: so, this is a yorgos -- help me with his last name, yorgos -- >> lanthimos. >> seth: -- lanthimos. fantastic director. did "poor things" with emma stone. this is the first time you've worked with him. >> yeah. >> seth: and this is an exceptionally unique and incredible movie. but you -- it's basically like -- would say three -- it's al

the resolutions of jamaad al-arabiya in cannes on the designation of hezbollah, the arab league does not consider hezbollah a terrorist organization, retreating after 8 years. during his visit to beirut, the deputy secretary general of the arab league met with the head of the resistance faction in the lebanese parliament for the first time after 10 years and announced this news . in the first meeting of al-haqiqah , sanatah was naturally described as a terrorist organization in the resolutions of the arab league. this designation was present in the resolutions and accordingly the contact with hezbollah was cut off when the member states of the arab league decided. this name no longer exists. the way was opened for us to communicate with hezbollah. it was 1395 that after the meeting of the arab league, the deputy foreign minister of bahrain said this in front of the cameras. together with the council , we decided to call hezbollah a terrorist group. this request was made by saudi arabia and the uae at the same time as sanctioning the lebanese government. does saudi arabia have the rig

the resolutions of the jamaat al-arabiya in cannes in hezbollah do not consider the arab league to be a terrorist organization. the withdrawal after 8 years of the deputy secretary general of the arab league in his trip to beirut after 10 years. he met with the head of the resistance faction in the lebanese parliament for the first time in the year and announced this news. in the first meeting of al-haqiqah with the connection with al-hazib, several years ago, of course , hezbollah was described as a terrorist organization in the resolutions of the arab league. this designation was present in the resolutions and on this the basis of contact with hezbollah was cut when the member states of the arab league decided to no longer use this designation. the way was opened for us to communicate with hezbollah. it was 1395 that after the meeting of the arab league, the deputy foreign minister of bahrain said this in front of the cameras. together with the council , we decided to call hezbollah a terrorist group. this request was made by saudi arabia and the uae at the same time as the lebanese

your use has been placed , until further notice , the decisions of the arab league in cannes do not consider terrorist organization. in his trip to beirut after 10 years, the arab met with the head of the resistance faction in the lebanese parliament for the first time and announced this news. for several years, of course , hezbollah was described as a terrorist organization in the resolutions of the arab league. on this basis , while the reaction of the arab countries to the genocide gaza was the only verbal expression of regret. the arab league has been under a lot of pressure from the public opinion and from some countries to remove hezbollah from the terrorist group, and it shows that they have changed their attitude towards the face of the resistance. in the past months, the lebanese resistance proved its strength against the zionist regime. the hezbollah movement has said about its capabilities that it has not revealed yet. what is possible if the zionist regime wants war at the same time. with the failure of this regime to achieve its goals in gaza, it will determine a different fate

resolutions of the jama'i al-arabiya in cannes in the name of hezbollah, the arab league does not considerbollah a terrorist organization, retreating after 8 years, the deputy secretary general of the arab league in his trip to beirut after 10 year for the first this time , he met with the head of the resistance faction in the lebanese parliament and announced this news . the truth is that i have been in touch with the party for a few years , of course, hezbollah was described as a terrorist organization in the resolutions of the arab league. hezbollah was cut off when the member states of the arab league decided to no longer have this designation. with the consensus of the council, we made the decision to call hezbollah a terrorist group. this request was made by saudi arabia and the uae at the same time as the sanctioning of the lebanese government. is saudi arabia right? government? to sanction the army and people of lebanon and the lebanese living in saudi arabia, just because a party in this country has a different point of view? the hezbollah movement has been entertaining the zionis

and we have seen how close these cann be. 55,000 roads between55,000 voten pennsylvania and michigan 2016. it's scary what he's proposed in the project in 2025. it's scary that the guardrails are off but let me tell you something friends i am more i'me optimistic than ever before. this is a nation that has already freed itself and a commonwealth that has a unique relationship with freedom. it was here, 248 years ago from where we are now where the were patriotsdecided to declareo decide they want to be able to choose their own future that work was here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. the first place of democracy and that work continues and falls to us today. go back and look at the trajectory of the american story. over the last 248 years it has been the patriots that have gathered in those taverns and town squares and today. but rising up, demanding more, seeking justice, seeing something wrong and trying to make a right in their communities. you see the story of america, the progress that we have made here hasn't just been made by powerful people with titles next to their name

oh. [ laughter ] >> seth: you just went to cannes -- >> i went to cannes.d there? because you've played some of the best french characters -- >> thank you very much. >> seth: there we go. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: pierre escargot. [ talking over each other ] >> yeah, come on. come on. >> seth: tout a l'heure! >> you would think they know that. >> seth: yeah, that they'd be happy to see you. >> yeah. i went a couple days before the conference, and it was just france. so, they were not the nicest. >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] they did not -- they weren't like, "pierre escargot!" >> "pierre escargot, come sit down." [ laughter ] no. it was not like that. it was like, "ugh, american." [ imitates spitting ] [ laughter ] it's fine. >> seth: it's fine. >> i still had fun. >> seth: you are going to cover the olympics, but from l.a. >> yes. >> seth: you and kevin hart. >> yes. >> seth: you're going to be doing a wrap-up show about the highlights. are you excited? >> i'm super excited. i love the olympics. i love working

in venezuela's presidential election, despite the unfair sanctions imposed on the country, bogani cann emphasize tehran's support for venezuela's national development plans and call for stronger bilateral cooperation. china has also congratulated maduro on his re-election and stressed the great importance of strengthening ties with venezuela. china congratulates venezuela for smoothly holding the presidential election and congratulates president nicolas maduro for his re-election. china and venezuela are good friends and partners supporting each other. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relationship between china and venezuela. beijing emphasized the importance of strengthening strategic partnership with karacas. russian president vladimir putin has also. congratulate maduro and said his victory will continue to contribute to develop russia-venezuela relations, messages of congratulations poured in from other countries, among them cuba, nicaragua, bolivia and honduras, the eu's foreign policy chief has also hailed the voter turnout in venezuela's pe

on change, the work has started will deliver change as quickly as we cann that will include change within the early months and years of the government will not be a simple thing nothing will change until towards the end but different change will be delivered at different speeds inevitably. what i cannot pretend is we can fix everything overnight the obvious example of that is the last government made the miss manage thehe building program hf the money has to be spent the tough p decisions were not taken on planning that can't build a prison in 24 hours but we can get to grips with the planning aspect off that straight away. we can push on half the money is not been spent we'll do it straightaway but it will take time thank you very much. >> thank youou very much you mention prisons a couple of times. i knew prisons administer only a third of people in prison should be there. >> the prison minister has huge here has invested a huge amount over many years in relation to prison that is why i wanted to make that appointment we do need to be clear about the way in which we use prisons we need

torkovsky, this is the theatrical version that was released, the version that was shown in france at the cannesshortened, added, because in general the author always, any author of any work, text, film, picture, strives to retroactively somehow improve it, think it through, think it through, but still what. ..how he created cult, classic, famous, little-known, forgotten soviet films, and today we talked about such a cult film, which is known under two names: ilica outpost and i am 20 years old. all episodes of the isenshtein witness podcast can be viewed on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. thank you and goodbye. hello, on the first channel the program is time, andrey ukharev is with you. when, how long ago, the terrorist who blew up the officer’s car was returned to moscow from turkey and spoke about his role in the ukrainian plan. filmed on the front line, a ukrainian drone fell into a trench where our amir yusupov was with the fighters. how it all happened, and what’s in the weekly summary of the special operation. combat coordination, tank crews , drone operators, doctors. defense mi

spoke with donald trump, congratulated him on the nomination from the republic. of the cannes party and condemned the terrible attempt in pennsylvania, wished strength and absolute security in the future. i noted the vital importance of bipartisan and bicameral american support for the protection of the freedom and independence of our state, the president noted and emphasized that ukraine will always be grateful to the united states for its help in strengthening our ability to resist russian terror. volodymyr zelenskyi also announced that... he and the us republican presidential candidate agreed on a meeting. donald trump, in turn , called the conversation with the president of ukraine very good, and repeated again that he wants to bring peace to the world. putting ukraine and russia at the transition table. however, the elections in the usa are still a few months away, but in a number of european countries and major european institutions, elections have already taken place. i... support for ukraine will change against this background and what we should prepare for, we will see in the f

roles in 19 seventys classics like brewster mccloud and 3 women earning her the best actress prize at cannes happening now actor alec baldwin enters day 2 of testimony in his involuntary manslaughter trial for the accidental and fatal shooting of a cinematographer. on the set of rust in 2021, you're looking live there. the jury is now hearing from crime scene technician marissa poppel, who testified to finding 5 live rounds and once spent casing on the film set. apple also said she sent the firearm to the fbi intact, but it was returned in a different conditions she requested the gun to be tested for fingerprints and a firearm functioning test. you can see the full alec baldwin trial streaming on inside edition. you can watch live on the cbs news app or on paramount plus well back here around the bay governor gavin newsom is making his way to oakland as the town deals with business killing crime. the governor will stand side by side with the chp to announce new ways to enhance public safety. a live stream of the event will begin this morning at 10. in addition to his visit, governor gavin ne

and we'll come back and see you again at cannes for news at reporting from pleasanton gayle ong kron. 4 news. it doesn't like a lot of people are out there. despite that he gayle, we look forward to seeing you. maybe it will be a little cooler. >> next hour. >> with all the heat, fire officials are, of course concerned about the use of fireworks, especially in parts of alameda county were safe and sane. fireworks are actually legal records as a good un is live in dublin. now with the story >> yeah. this heat is no joke out here. but despite it, many people are making sure they pick up their last minute. fireworks here at one day. these approved boost. now today i spoke with the fire department about these fireworks in this heat and they are on high alert. >> the city of dublin is one of 3 cities where people can buy and set off fireworks in alameda county booths like this one can be found throughout the city with people getting ready to celebrate the 4th. so we got some a unicorn >> what i can't wait to life, just to get to come the right. there's fireworks and dublin are only allowed

there are these moments in this performance, there is an image of the cannes film festival, how everything happens there, it is a very cool story, by the way, the ivano-frankivsk theater itself, it is also cool because of the locations, it is built in such a way that you can leave, to bring the performance to the hall, to bring the performance even to the roof, and i heard that they were playing somewhere in the basement, but i did not understand, it was a specially equipped basement, that you could play there, or it was just... such were the mixed measures, but at the end of the day we are waiting for the winners to be announced and when the game announces and i think that all these performances that i have listed, they are absolutely fantastic, what is it called, they must all be seen, seen, if of course you can find, and if you can find tickets for these performances, because we know how it all happens now, well we also have, well , the americans also have problems with cinema, which we experienced, in particular, when we saw , for example, various russian actors there, and we protested

on choose a much dryer across the most county conditions for broome and darwin. claudia as well in cannes we will see some way to whether starting to creep into the east coast in the latter part of a week. that is looking along, she's sunny, i'm a little bit, we'll muffle that southeast corner with sunshine and sydney on choose day. and the sunshine is getting knocked out of new zealand by a pretty for roche just weather system. it's going to bring some heavy rain and snow to the sol file and you can see the rain start to drip in across the north island. on tuesday. more heavy rain is on the card for china. thanks to typhon going mates for an a. pa does, it means its way further north stretching out towards the northeast, bringing some heavy falls as well to northern parts of japan on monday, but for the sound. so this is a story of heat and humidity for much of japan. the korean peninsula and eastern areas of china on the was a journey through every story. every step is in there to the celebration of what we cannot choose when. to reach the well to similes and exclude does under the rede

anyway, these kinds of threats makithenery difficult for doctors to figure out, well, when canne?blue does she need to be? how many days does she be bleeding? and in some cases they've not intervened when the miscarriage is there. and so the federal government, the president said look, my ci figure out what we can do about this, mtala should apply. cris she should get thepital in services she needs.d it's the er abortion and she should be able to get her health, save her life. idaho challenged a said, you know, our state abortion ban trumps our feder to protect her health and the supreme court decided to take this up even though the ninth circuit wa scheduled to hear it. alan: this raises thelying issue as one of several preemption which is a constitutional doctrine that the federal law is supreme there's a law in this area going on not about preemption. elizabeth: there's aot going on. we've been acting, which is a law pblem, as though the supreme court is the only court. it is not.are many lower courts. there s across the country there are lawsuits and in utah, idaho, wyoming --

tonight on ring cannes avenue, right a nissan park. police say a white pickup truck and a blue sedan were involved. officers arrived but did not locate any victims or suspects. investigators are collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses to try and figure out what happened. there. anyone with information is asked to contact the police. and switching gears, tens of thousands of people rocking out at levi stadium tonight for the rolling stones concert. the world famous band also visiting the venue on the stadium's 10th anniversary. kron four's. sara stinson joins us from outside levi's with sights and sounds from wednesday's big event. >>thousands of people stood in line to rock out with the rolling stones at levi's stadium. but the rocking and rolling started hours before the gates even opened. we're rolling stones. fans say this could be the last time the band goes on tour. so people traveled near and far to attend the hackney diamonds tour wednesday night. it's like this is a bucket list. thing. >>you know, it's like here they are

. >> chloe: there is something about cannes and they are like anime and the beauty of the movies. >>also in -- and so my, we play a couple in the new film, "despicable me 4". >> chloe: minions. >> stephen: exactly. we are a couple. i am perry prescott and you are... >> chloe: patsy prescott. >> stephen: i essentially sound like stephen colbert in this movie but you do not sound like you. tell me about the voice that you chose. >> chloe: i knew i was going to be your wife, and it's lovely to meet you today for the first time. >> stephen: people don't know that you just do it alone in a booth. we never saw each other. >> chloe: we never saw each other -- hi. >> stephen: hi. we need to talk about our marriage. >> chloe: i tried a lot of things. it was like the cousin of jennifer coolidge or the older sister of reese witherspoon and then you are from south carolina? and i guess i just thought in my head you would be like kind of doing a thing. >> stephen: no. i'm not. no one told me that you chose to be a broad southern character. to georgia! to the lou! yeah, like a -- >> stephen: what

throughout the '70s, '80s and '90s including popeye eye, and annie hall which earned her an award in the cannes it was "the shining" that left an impression on fans and on duval herself and had to shoot it 127 times and it took an incredible toll and said i don't know how i did it. she was living in texas where she died after suffering from complications from diabetes. shelly duval was 77 years old. >>> president biden prepares for the high-stakes press conference that could prove to voters and anxious nato allies whether he's up for the job. his political rival taking a meeting with one nato member who is also a putin ally. putin ally ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ >>> right now while the talk is about ukraine, the focus is on joe biden hosting allies at the nato summit who are reported to be nervous and saddened by threats to his presidency. here's some analysis through the lens of the republican speak

when are there going to actually be limits and hown whathent cann borrowing, on defee those?ryorld? of our nations is that unless and until a country hits a crisis point, which means that the governalt of money to spendt is rarely a course correction in the book, give examples of countries greece or countries like even sweden, which, you know, many liberals as their paragon of economic virtuat coug trouble because theirn increased it got out of control. sweden in 1990s was forced to reform and government spending going out of control its and debt were too large and then they were forced to prune it back. so inresting case that the liberals hold up. but i think thath important detn history, which is that swedengoe of gdp and being and become much more fca■ll responsible after it got into crisis in the 1990s. and in the 2008 financial crisis with a pifican. so that's a big change that happedate example from history is that unless andht poa crisis point, governmentsect. so as far as america is concerned, because it is the dollar is still the world's reserve currency, it has to i

we do know that the one year-old is in cannes, critical condition after being shot on wednesday night. the other victims, including his father-in-law, mother-in-law, wife, as well as his eldest son. he's also charged with attempted murder that could change depending on what happens with that one year-old baby. we do know that he was a welder before he was arrested late wednesday night. he is arguably america's most infamous dad that this story has reached a national audience yesterday. even the alameda police chief when during a news conference that we carry live for, you, he called these the acts of a coward, meaning what happened on wednesday night when they came to the location. and according to the police chief, he was inside the home gavyn itself up willingly. no confrontation. they did say that they recently moved into the house in alameda, but there was nothing that happened before that would tip them off to what would have happened on wednesday night when police officers came to the house after neighbors called them hearing shots as far as what's going to happen so far. we do

. >> well, one thing we pride ourselves here at cannes fires being prepared and making sure that we're trained to meet every cmergency that potentially could occur in our county. and so we're making sure that all of our crews and ali hydrated but making sure that they're trained and able me any that that arise throughout the county. >> and coming up, if you have plans to grill this holiday weekend, will we've got some more safety tips to keep in mind to avoid sparking flames in sandra fell. fire crews worked to put out 2 house fires yesterday evening. the department sharing these photos of the damage. officials say that the flames started at about 11 o'clock on martin's boulevard. one person was safely evacuated. the fire was contained within about a half hour. but crews say complete extinguishment took several hours and no injuries were reported, though. jose, a fire broke out in the hills just south of santa teresa boulevard near the boulder ridge golf club. people who live in the area tell us that they believe the fire was started by fireworks. we have reached out to san jose fire t

tantoo cardinal, who starred in the oscar-nominated "killers of the flower moon," to wear to the cannes eagle headdress. and that's the biggest honor. so i took it from the man's head and i flipped it, and i put it at her core, and i wanted her to feel like she was in flight. >> i remember when it was shameful to be wearing anything indian. and now to see what's happened with our industry, oh my god. megan: but excitement and interest can lead to cultural appropriation. when non-native designers profit from native patterns and motifs without permission or acknowledgement. ralph lauren came under fire in 2022 for using indigenous mexican designs. >> and we're working on getting native people into every department. megan: filmmaker and model peshawn bread has been working with ralph lauren to increase inclusivity. last year, the brand announced its first artist-in-residence, navajo weaver naiomi glasses, who has created two collections so far. bread, who is comanche, kiowa, and cherokee, hopes fashion events like this will continue the progress. >> i really hope that this opens the fashio

. >> well, one thing we pride ourselves here at cannes fires being prepared and making sure that we're trained to meet every emergency that potentially could occur in our county. and so we're making sure that all of our crews and ali hydrated making sure that they're trained and able meet any that that arise throughout the county. so far we've done a great job and we've been partnering with our neighboring agencies who are just as well trained. so it definitely all of us doing our part. and we definitely appreciate the community being partners with us and making sure vegetation is manage and limiting the unsafe acts that could contribute fire. >> is there an easy spot that people can go to for more information? more resources on wildfire prevention and just to stay safe as they different activities during the summer months. >> absolutely. you can go on our website. we have plenty of information vegetation management, defensible space and different things that you can do just to stay and then as well our partner agencies have additional information as well. and we also want to make sure

cann do that. there are security reasons. we have to give hem -- [indiscernible chatter] karine: i'm not going to pretend and know how that works. we'll share that information with the powers that be but i don't want to get into back-and-forth. >> the president said he released all of his medical records. kane: we have shared a comprehensive middle report that is pretty detailed, that is in line with other presidents, certainly not the lastne, but the ones, the two before the last president and we have been prettyuch in line to be more clear, george w. bush and president obama. [indiscernible question] karine: we know what that president fromhis briefing room. three or four paragraphs. very different approach. >> was the president reading off of a script. karine: i was in the room when the president called into ""morning joe"." there was no script and he was very detailed and you heard him during the call he was reading some quotes, he shared that information and reading quotes from the debate. he shared that with you, what y

it cann often be a good thing, but just about any question can be answered. finding a scholarly article. or how to video with a simple search. doctors and therapists office close at night on weekends. the support groups are available 24 hours a day online. seven days a week for people that share similar concerns or have heard the same health problems. people can connect, share information. help people more easily than ever before. that is the beauty of the technological progress. it can also be an ugly place. like anynl other tool of the internet can be misused and parents must be vigilant. parents must be vigilant in protecting their kids online. it is perhaps understandable that those that sit in this body may seek a government solution to t protect children from any harms that may result from spending too much time on the internet. but before we b impose a drastic first of its kind legal duty on online platforms, we should ensure that the positive aspects of the internet are preserved. that means we have to ensure that the first amendment rights are protec

we'll coeverything we can in the house -- dove everything we cann the house to ensure that that's truethink our task force's work just got even more important. >> host: that was the speaker from yesterday. we're getting your reaction as well. take a look at this headline from the washington post this morningat that says secret serve encourages trump campaign to stop outdoor rallies. it says that the trump campaign is scouting indoor venues such as basketball arenas and other large spaces where thousands of people can fit, people familiar if with the request said. and also want to give you the reaction from president biden who says this in a statement. he says, as a leader, it takes honor, courage and incredible integrity to take full sponbility for an organization tas with one of the mostenging jobs in publicvice. the independent reviewo get to the bottom of what happened on july 13th continues, and look forward to assessing its conclusions. day never if happen again.that as we move forward i wish kim all the best, and i will plan to appoint a new director soon. and speaking of appoint

among all volcanoes, according to the european space agency, officials say at cannes erupt, more explosivee 6 month old lion cub was rescued from the 11 on wildlife trade given a new home in south african sanctuaries. key 5 frail now reside at a line part where her rescuers hope she will bond with other young cubs despite taking in lines around the worl animal welfare groups or is the lawn to south africa's thriving line business, large cats, a raise for petting and different encounters. but the country also has permission to explore line phones and the canned hunting experience. live chase down. a shot also legal. south african government says they plan to shut down the industry within the next 2 to 3 years. >> coming up the next hour. >> the much anticipated new water park in the south bay. finally open cali-bunga. you what you can expect. when the babies in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after falling from the second story of a san francisco apartment, what officials recommend parents do. and we're taking a look at the highs across the beige. entre lack of a tracking that f

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