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they moved to germany just a few weeks ago with christensen's help. denmark is just across the bay. when danish authorities move to forcibly place kenneth's 8 year old child in foster care, the family left their home country. you i'll fall home got it. i think i did everything i could to make sure the boy was doing well and that's thank us evil all. now he himself is forced to experience how badly he's been treating ms. hardy at getting p at your old old lady table course i hope will win or court cases against the child protection authorities decision. but to be honest, i no longer believe him just as denmark annoyed, i monkey the danish authorities are following procedure to them a law. it's better to act too soon than too late. for the past year, williams mother has been suffering from a severe immune disease. she doesn't want to be filmed, according to kenneth her illness is one reason danish child protection officials want to place the boy with a foster family living. they also accuse him of psychological problems and alcohol addiction with for them that constitutes sufficient g

last christensen sits in his garden on the outskirts of town. telephoning with contacts influence book alongside his day job kristin's and also helps parents to escape the danish child protection authorities. like hannah, who are afraid, officials might take their children away, your legal will be or if he gives them tips and puts them in touch with people abroad. he recently helped a father kenneth settle, and flynn spoke with his 8 year old son after christians. in witnessed similar cases, he became committed to helping those affected by danish policies in for those of so pre brumfield to put on to prove less. so had the authority, this can take children away, just like not simply from you to where i wanted to do something about that and just as well latitude from kindergarten. sometimes i get up to 3 calls a day before from distressed people under info afraid of a forced adoption news renewal. they asked me for advice as well as a demo. i advised them to go abroad for gama road and barn ford over shay would have because until local authorities make a final decision on the fatal chil

how worried should democrats be that senator christensen the must scuttled the steel?orried should america be -- god help us all if they get to spend these billions of dollars that we don't have. we are in a deep hole right now. the democrats solution to being in the dale mcmichael we need a big shovel to dig the hole deeper. no we don't. we need to keep digging and start filling the hole. >> you have these groups saying it will actually increase inflation and increased taxes. this is not something that joe manchin and the administration agree with but there's a lot a lot of economists would say it is the case. on kyrsten sinema's office says she does not have a comment as she is reviewing the text of the billing will need to see what comes of the parliamentarian process. some more to come on that front as she decides what she's going to vote on. and it's her vote that's going to be the deciding factor. thank you so much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it as always. >> "fox & friends" now. >> the cia drone strike in afghanistan takes out al qaeda leader. >>

after witnessing traumatized danish soldiers having their children taken away, christensen became activeof escape-helper. >> sometimes i get up to three calls per day from people fearing a forced adoption of their children. i advise them to go abroad. because as long as the authority hasn't made a final decision about the fate of the child, it's legal to leave. >> hanne hjorth's local authority in denmark was not available for comment. the danish ministry of social affairs wrote to say that they regret the flight of danish families and their children abroad. but the protection of the child comes first. flensburg's city hall notes with mixed feelings that more and more danish families are seeking refuge from their social authorities. but all newcomers are welcome. >> we don't advertise and say, come on over here everyone, we have super conditions! but rather, if someone moves to flensburg and we get files that show it's a case we need to follow, then of course we have to take care of those cases. because we're convinced that it's good for the child to grow up in their own family. >> acros

after witnessing traumatized danish soldiers having their children taken away, christensen became activeof escape-helper. >> sometimes i get up to three calls per day from people fearing a forced adoption of their children. i advise them to go abroad. because as long as the authority hasn't made a final decision about the fate of the child, it's legal to leave. >> hanne hjorth's local authority in denmark was not available for comment. the danish ministry of social affairs wrote to say that they regret the flight of danish families and their children abroad. but the protection of the child comes first. flensburg's city hall notes with mixed feelings that more and more danish families are seeking refuge from their social authorities. but all newcomers are welcome. >> we don't advertise and say, come on over here everyone, we have super conditions! but rather, if someone moves to flensburg and we get files that show it's a case we need to follow, then of course we have to take care of those cases. because we're convinced that it's good for the child to grow up in their own family. >> acros

planned ukraine says it's ready for a possible evacuation in the event of a new cake catastrophe. christensen amy has went out from the u. m. the head of the international atomic energy agency told the security council that the only way for him to assess the damages to this operation, nuclear plant and insurance security is to allow his team access to it, to look at it, to see it for himself. he stressed that his role is to provide technical, not political assistance and said that he'd been in contact with both ukraine and russia to gain that access. he went on to say that he sees no immediate threat from recent shelling of the plant, but he cautioned that that could change at any moment. russia and ukraine accused each other of getting in the way of the visit. you got, you got on the players because there are no guarantees that the triple take place that we can currently provide. so like, it's hard for us to judge what is currently being cooked up by the ukrainian leadership, which for several days in a row has been launching strikes on the nuclear power plant. even though the un secretary g

barcelona gave league debuts to robert lewandowski, raphinha and andreas christensen after a summer ofter the new signings yesterday after a protracted effort to meet la liga's strict limits on theirfinances. they're hosting rayo vallecano now. 0—0 at half time. elsewhere, celta vigo drew with espanol. villarreal beat real valladolid 3—0. ac milan began the defence of their serie a title in italy with a 4—2 win over udinese. atalanta were 2—0 winners at udinese and in the late kick offs it is 1—1 between lecce and inter milan. while torino have a 2—0 lead over monza. new zealand made up for last weekend's defeat to south africa in the rugby championship by beating the springboks 35—23 injo'burg. it looked like the all blacks were staring at a sixth defeat in seven as they trailed with ten minutes to go, but late tries from david havili and scott barrett completed a much needed comeback. argentina currently lead australia 26—10. simona halep will return to the world's top ten next week after a gritty performance to reach the canadian 0pen final. the romanian came from a set down to beat

nuclear weapons diplomats have gathered as they tried to navigate uncertainty over the worn ukraine christensen, him, he has worn out from the us. the un secretary general kicked off the 10th review conference of the n p t by sounding the alarm to the day humanities. just one muse, understanding one miscalculation away from nuclear, elation we have been extraordinary lucky so far, but flux is not the strategy. his pessimism stands in sharp contrast to when russia in the united states signed on to the treaty in 1970. this is indeed an historic occasion. it was the height of the cold war and the goal was to prevent a nuclear conflict. nations of the world moved from a period of confrontation to a period of negotiation and a period of lasting peace. as recently as january, the 5 permanent members of the un security council, who also happened to be the officially recognized nuclear weapons states, the united states, the united kingdom, russia, china, and france, all pledge not to further disseminate nuclear weapons. but a month later, russia invaded ukraine, while russia claims full compliance with

robert lewandowski, franck kessie, andreas christensen and raphinha were only cleared to play in then cannot play today. they are right mess, barcelona. great britain have moved to the top of the medal table after a brilliant day for the rowers at the european championships. there was also a silver in the gymnastics at the multi—sport event. our correspondent nesta macgregor is in munich. if you are lucky, a walk in the park usually ends with an ice cream. today, for some, it ended posing with a european gold medallist. and gb has a few more if there is now. the women's for set the tone, the european title to go with their world cup crown. not long after, the men's for secured another. they barely had time to get out of the water before a gb�*s women topped the podium. gp hat—trick of h20 heroes, and they weren't done yet. the most dominant performance of all came in the main's eight.— the main's eight. great britain... qa the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party. — the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort _ the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort

christensen what is more transparent voting for it because it took up the provision for the wealthiestor for her. it would be easy to hang this around this, but 50 are voting for it, we get a better perspective on this, you look at warnock going up against walker, i think herschel will do really well but georgia voters will vote for this. joe manchin has given a shield and so many arrows from the democratic party, i want a spending bill passed but i also don't like the idea of thinking they could hide behind him. at least we see true colors. >> you bring up the voters, alicia you were in arizona talking to voters connecting with people, i think it's obvious the reasons democrat are pushing this through is because the midterms are coming in, they've done nothing on inflation, is through the roof, they've done very little to bring down gas prices and they think this might help them as they had. what was the response from voters? >> it was interesting, have the even learned anything? if you bring up senator sinema in arizona, it's interesting she expresses her support for this after seein

again, christensen must think she's going to wait for the parliamentarian rule for the measures end ofngs together she will move forward. already aggressively avoiding the work recession, the white house is now working to spend the july jobs before it's released on friday. correspondent ashley strohmier taking a closer look at key economic indicators tonight. good evening. >> yeah, sans the labor market starting to weekend. an eight-month high and talk of more layoffs in big companies like tesla and walmart. walmart announced they're cutting 200 corporate job saying it'll be in market income a global technology, real estate teams. on spokespersons and we are our structure involving select roles to provide clarity and better positions. the company for a strong future. this is inflation's reaching record highs with things like food and gas taking precedent over general merchandise. in comes a little after a week after the company lowered its profit output for the second quarter, earnings are shared to decline 89% and drop to 11-13% for the fiscal year 2023. back in may, president biden s

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christensen is very high at that level so that energy and we missed an opportunity to educate people we missed an opportunity to develop some very basic infrastructure. they're not they are not in need of huge buildings or hospitals or equipment. they just need a tent and one person that knows how to administer vaccines around the countries very basic things, but we could have achieved if our effort and focus was there. unfortunately again, the effort was on politics. why don't you give to the poor countries instead of preparing with education those countries once the vaccines will be available, which i was promising the world that will be that they can absorb. we're getting a lot of questions for dr. albert berla here on our on our chat. let's get to one of them from our viewers. what is the one thing that you hope that readers will take away from your book albert? i would use one the readers will see that in every chapter. i have have a greek quote and or it's not a record. it's a quote from a greek philosopher. i think what the speaks more to the spirit of what made this this moon

>> christensen thank you so much for being here tonight. please stay safe. joining us tonight is emily wales, president and ceo of planned parenthood. emily, how are you feeling about the turnout and devote so far? >> i just stepped out of a watch party and there is an incredible amount of excitement and energy and engagement. we knew that this would be a watershed moment. we knew that kansas and kansas voters were registering in higher numbers than before. to trust patients to make their medical decisions is really rewarding especially in this dark time in the country when other people are being stripped of their rights. kansans are pushing back and saying not here. >> as chris, said this election reverent referendum comes in the middle of summer. but there was also one other problem today and that was just confusion over the language of the actual referendum, and someone from and bc spoke to voters in the ground about this thing. i found a very complicated try to figure out swath of time to do a little bit of research, trying to understand what they actual

his christensen among ready to advance the budget bill -- is kristin cinema ready to advance the budget bill? christensen him a announces late thursday night -- leaders agreed to drop a provision modifying the taxation and make leaks to protect advanced manufacturing and booster clean energy economy. sinema says in a statement she will proceed to a bill. chuck schumer on the floor of the senate yesterday ahead of that agreement by senator sinema . here is what the majority leader had to say. [video clip] >> listen to this tsunami of disastrous proposals. taking away health care. raising taxes on working americans. these are some of the things senate republicans have openly called for recently. the democrats agenda is something entirely different. the inflation reduction act will lower inflation, lower the cost of prescription drugs, close loopholes long exploited by big business who pay no or little taxes. that is with the inflation reduction act is at its core. it is what the american people want and what the country so desperately needs and it is what democrats will deliver on in the

so you've got a build back better bill, joe manchin has finally come around, as has christensen themd the democratic coalition was able to put forth a modified build back better and climate change bill. those will be cited as biden achievements at the 11th hour before the election. i think the bite and white house misplayed their hand from the beginning. the easiest thing to do would have been to say, donald had canceled this deal, this plan of action, we are going to restore it. i think they felt they could negotiate more favorable conditions, that wasn't palpable to will -- that was not palatable to the iranians. right now they are trying to salvage something. what that might do on the supply side is the iranians may not have potential protection of 2.7 million barrels a day, but they've got probably 100 million barrels of oil on a flotilla. floating storage. most of that is crude oil. but, that is hanging over the market and that could be released in short order if they work out a deal. haidi: great to have you with us. john driscoll. we are getting breaking news. the citroen gove

cinema -- krista sentiment in joe manchin aren't really democrats -- christensen, -- do democrats give to me or republicans give to be? that is your answer. look at the rights being taking -- taking away from us by republicans. it is women and it will go to the other minorities if you don't stand firm in vote democrat -- and full --vote democrat. host: taxes and climate change and help the three main pillars of the bill. here is more from the wall street journal. it will allow medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices. it passed the 2024 election. it was cap out-of-pocket drug costs from medicare beneficiaries and $2000 a year for free vaccines and cap insulated -- insulin costs for medicare patients at $35 a month. those are some of the health provisions. this is some of the reaction from members of congress. it was bernie sanders who was pushing democrats to go farther than they did. his suite, --tweet, " in my view, this legislation doesn't go far enough that it doesn't address some of climate change. i was happy to support it. " is about -- congresswoman dolores saying -- i cn