is the most high-tech equipment in the world, the highest speed, the yarn is already steamed, on the cobit is steamed, it no longer spins and further... it is rewinded into a bobbin, one of my favorite machines is not just rewinding, this machine is equipped with optics and when rewinding the yarn from the cob to the bobbin, optical control occurs and if there are thick beams on this type of equipment, this is cut out soldering the thread in the wrong area. the human factor is present, sometimes you want to automatically correct something somewhere with your hand, something that may not be possible, but also each equipment is as safe as possible, our equipment is for safety reasons, to protect the safety of workers is equipped with photo sensors, now i am simulating violations for you, which of course cannot be done, but who knows? someone came up and wanted to touch, feel, made such a movement, once, and we see that the machine automatically stopped, in order to start it, it is necessary to remove it from the emergency empty, which can only be done by a worker, both single threads are u

from 22 countries took part in the pilgrimage this year, which ended with the ritual of circling the cob law strong in the c o. boeing has a role, enjoys the families who lost loved ones in 2737, max crashes. during a us senate hearing dave cologne said the aircraft maker took responsibility for a faulty software system. crashes in indonesia, any c o p. i killed 346 people in 20182019 i wanted the canyon government has scrapped plans to introduce new taxes as a way of financing next year's budget. the proposed changes included levies on bread and cars. they spark protests and the capital nairobi. police have been criticized for arresting hundreds of people and those demonstrations to the protest that for 10 years government to drop major tax reforms including a 16 percent tax on brad hundreds, mostly young people assembled to voice their all physician near the parliament building because it came out to show already presented to that we are not powerless that we have a voice, and that voice is through the votes. we give it to them and we can recall it. police responded with tear gas firin

we used to work as a laborer , we used to sew clothes , we sold cobs on the side of the street, and then we were apprentices. every year, depending on when we came, what would we do? if the government didn't like us, it wanted to expel us or something if he wants to take our head off, we have the skill and the way. we can serve our people in any part of iran, we will not be dependent on the government, we will not be able to defend our rights in front of them, and we are accepted as doctors. yes , we had a series of student activities, we had associations , we went to the mountains, we played sports, the revolution happened. my brother, who had come to study with us, should also come to the university. so to speak, on the 4th of bahman, the protests in qom started in the streets of ina, and we were there my brother was shot, and then he was brought to the hospital, then to prison, and finally, it was the short of eid, when he was released from prison with a guarantee, and later, my brother was martyred. i became responsible for the emergency teams after the revolution, as soon as the rev

what do you have for the corn on the cob? >> corn stripper. push it straight in.t's like a little windmill slicer. look at that. you push it in and it cuts it into perfect cubes. let's face it, i love watermelon. you don't want to do this with the big knives. >> you pit it out. put the vodka in and ready to go. quickly the crocs. >> double the comfort crocs. this is a new croc. it has the free feel technology so the straps make it feel like you're not even wearing shoes, carson. >> i love it. >> fabulous. >> great job, chassis. they know what to do. the qr code is there. today.com/today. we get a small commission through the links. thank you. happy summer. we're back after a quick check good morning. it is 856 a marcus washington. at least four people are injured after a juneteenth celebration suddenly took a chaotic and violent turn in oakland. it happened last night when gunfire sent hundreds of people running for their lives. now, police are still not saying if there's more than one shooter, but this all actually started with a sideshow that sprouted up sometim

city in atlanta, the connections between palestine and atlanta are even more salient, especially since cob city here is modeled off of many gaza, which is really forces used to train their army and their military to kill palestinians. and uh, you know, engage in the genocide of palestinians. so here in atlanta, those tactics, those weapons that knowledge has exchange through the georgia international law enforcement exchange program, which is housed at georgia state university. so there are connections not only between different state entities, but also between different institutions such as universities. so universities are not neutral spaces, which is why they have always been spaces for protest, especially student protest. they've always been spaces for protests against apartheid as well, which was one of the to demands of our encampment we demanded for divestment from is really apartheid as well as pulling a support from cops, city and emory. a university administrators sit on board positions at the atlanta police foundation at the atlanta community for progress. and these are all orga

so when you go was arrested, as he was bundled into the cob reports has got to him and what he said to the was bass, i'm quoting him here. the president told me that the situation was bad. he actually use an expletive. this weight was going to be critical. i mean, needed something to raise is popularity. then they start the button limits of the car and one of the reports is, gets the tight machine and then says, is this a cellphone noise to general? and he says yes, yes. so obviously those remotes from the general lab copy. you haven't got them verified, they copy validated it. so it's just his words of what's just happened. an off the he sort of slightly pneumonia. slate left plaza marie yorba central square the capital. but we can give you a little bit of context around it. and the context is based with the president of the country. and we saw se isn't a bit of a problem in this sense, but he's got low approval ratings. last one in march, which is a 38 percent. the economy's not doing well a toll. and he's also involved in a protracted box. so with every morales, the ex president of

what should i tell you about the cause of death, the beginning of the information was about epilepsy, cobthat new apelectic attack, now it’s going to happen... however, newcomers are not particularly welcome at the front, as washington writes, post state the ukrainian army is depressing, the commanders of the armed forces of ukraine complain about the poor training of recruits, they do not even have basic skills like handling weapons, and there is simply not enough time to train the newly arrived. and therefore they have to be literally sent to slaughter, against the backdrop of failure at the front, the ukrainian authorities decided to make a move and mobilize employees of the state service for emergency situations, as they say, the house burned down, the barn was on fire. it happens that men and women with military specialties, medical specialties, are already slaves. it is clear that women associated with men are slaves, and men associated with women are slaves. they are already tied to them with chains, right in ukraine, that is, in fact, in ukraine this so-called law about tightening

most of the cob, particularly the black people outside of the kind of applicants in particular, philadelphia guys, the constitutional democracy. i don't think i is the bill of rights. so the guy has said that a lot of a big paid speech. and i know that he's already been reported to various the human rights institutions and he wouldn't have to face the full might of the little where this will be going, escalating into the future. i doubt it very much because this country is very intolerant. ofa, racist behavior. secondly, we would say that the kids are supportive of the government of national unity because they'd like to see the country that works the country that leave us services for, for the people and the country that maintains our strong.

protests that will definitely take place in russia, they can drag it out for a long time, but it will be a cobclay feet, realistically, that will fall quite quickly, when exactly this will happen in 2024, putin tells that 2024 is not the year, they will not succeed. they are trying to take active actions now on the front, taking advantage of the window of opportunity that we do not yet have at 16 in the sky over ukraine, not all ammunition is arriving to us at the pace that was promised, but at the same time, in they fail and all their offensive operations are suffocated, that is why it is said that some prospect awaits them, different from the prospect of slow death, that of a war of attrition. they did not succeed, the demonstration of readiness for a war of attrition in the form of the expansion of the front on the territory of the kharkiv region turned out to be a big failure, well, they are still trying to feed the internal population with some optimistic sentiments, but this internal, well, the local population is russian, it also realizes that everyone since orolivska is yours, that you

so when you go was arrested, as he was bundled into the cob reports has got to him and what he said to them was bass. i'm quoting him here. the president told me that the situation was bad. he actually use an expletive. this weight was going to be critical and he needed something to raise is popularity. then they start to bundle him into the car and one of the reports is, gets the type machine and then says, is this a cellphone can always crew general? and he says yes, yes. so obviously those remotes from the general, the copy you haven't got the verified, they called be validated. so it's just his words of what's just happened. an off the, he sort of slightly pneumonia, slate left plasm real. the central square of the cap too, but we can give you a little bit of context around it. and the context they faced, the president of the country, we saw se isn't a bit of a problem in the sense that he's got low approval ratings. last, when in march it was at 38 percent. the economy is not doing well a toll, and he's also involved in a protracted fact, so with eval morales, the ex president of

and then to cob. ready sent in to. ready protect ukraine and liberated innocence once more and america we don't have any history of beef with the russian fed. ready ration so everything is completely fake when you see the alleged hatred. ready of the, of americans to. ready the russians, when you actually look at the history of russian america, russia supported the american revolution in 1776. russia supported america and the war of 1812. when the british. ready coming against our. ready order through canada and burning down the white house. russia supported america in the us civil war. russia supported america in when the us, as liberty was sung. and russia was the 1st country to call the united. ready after 911 took place, we were also allies into world war 2. by the way. yeah, exactly. now is the main one we're allies in the world. ready are 2 and that's what i was getting to because a lot of my generation we have grandfather. ready grandmothers who participated in world. ready to. ready fighting hand in hand with t

so when you go was arrested, as he was bundled into the cob, reports has got to him. and what he said to them was bass, i'm quoting him here. the president told me that the situation was bad. he to use and exploitive, this weight was going to be critical and they needed something to raise is popularity. then they start to bundle them into the car and one of the reports is, gets the tight machine and then says, is this a cellphone noise to general? and he says yes, yes. so, obviously those remotes from the general, a copy. we haven't got them verified, they can't be validated a tote is just his words of what's just happened. an off the he sort of slightly pneumonia, slate left plaza marie or the central square the cap too. but we can give you a little bit of context around that. and the context is based that the president of the country and we saw say, isn't a bit of a problem in this sense, but he's got low approval ratings loss. when in march he was at 38 percent. the economy's not doing well, a toe, and he's also involved in a protracted bottle with eval morales, th

hablamos ahora de este incendio que han denominado cob, que afecta la zona cercana a y la carretera estatalir entre los más necesitados. 1 de los últimos es manifestar esta situación es de la organización david street de san leandro y temen que la situación se ponga más crítica porque estamos en una época en la que no hay clases y por lo tanto algunos menores no reciben los alimentos de sus escuelas. ahorita no tenemos comida suplementaria, antes poníamos cereal, ponemos más leche, más latas, como atún, más verdura, más verdura, nada de eso ya no tenemos. y los problemas no terminan para esta organización, pues denuncian que recientemente también le robaron la batería de un auto que usan para recolectar comida. por lo tanto, para salir de esta situación están apelando a las donaciones. si está interesado y lo puede hacer en nuestra página web telemundo48.com encontrará la forma de hacerlo. por su parte, la organización second harvest, que entrega también alimentos a familias más necesitadas, anunció que su almacén, que está ubicado en la calle de san josé, dejará de operar este año. esto po

cob graduates to the u.l.a. launch team. atlas did a great job getting the starliner, butch and sonny, out to orbit. very smooth ride. congratulations to mark and his team, operating the vehicle and getting it ready and joe as well and the space station program for supporting us and we got some pretty good objectives to do when we get to the station about 24 hours from launch. today was just a great countdown. it was nice to get into a countdown again. the weather was very good probably as good as you could ever ask for in florida. we got through the countdown. you know, we checked the man fold 2 dock house helium leak and where we left it when we had the countdown june 1 and no change in the leak rate at all and about half of what we had experienced back on the may 6 attempt. so that's going to be very manageable in orbit. all the other manifolds are going well. the u.l.a. system, the ground system did a phenomenal job, clicked through the countdown very smooth count down all the way through and of course we got the vehicle

her favorite way to get rid of the corn cobs. >> we are in west virginia, and we can throw the corn cobsg jennifer and pat to join us in studio 1a. guess what? it happened. we made it happen. >> we have been big, big fans of jenn's pretend cooking show. she shares her recipes and cooking skills with 16 million followers on instagram, we're so happy to have jen along with us along with mama pat. you're making your "today" show debut. good morning. >> good morning. >> we are so happy to have you here. now, did you hear that we had invited you on? how did this come to be? >> tiffany said -- i heard from here, tiffany is my caregiver because i don't drive anymore. >> she told you we were begging to have you on the show. >> so before i had even -- before i had even heard we were on the show, i already heard a yes from mom, yes, we're going. we're going to the "today" show. i said, well, if you say so. you're the boss. >> tell us what it means. you have been on our show a million times. how is it to be here with your mom? >> it's the best to be here with my mom. it's just the sweetest. i'm so

momma pat revealing her way to get rid of the old corn cobs. >> we're in west virginia.mma pat throws -- kind of shorts it, guess where those bears are coming, closer and closer to the porch. >> looks like she still had a good arm. >> you know how bears like creamed corn. once they smell that. >> baked beans, too. >> can we invite momma pat to cook on the show. come here. come to us and cook, please. >> come on. >> we would love that. >>> finally u.s. open. mark your calendars. this year it's all about celebrating the power of tennis. artist chelsea faris from st. louis, missouri, creating this design featuring a collection of 16 unique tennis balls, each drawing attention to an impactful element of the sport of tennis from health and wellness to entertainment to diversity and inclusion. there is a lot to look forward to when the open kicks off august 19 ths at the billie jean king tennis center. of course, right here in new york. >> that's right. >> get your tickets. >> best sporting event in the world. en >>> straight ahead, easy chicken dishes with our chef. first a c

they're arguing that first solar has a strong backlog and cob seen as a power alternative. it has an ai connection. that's why shares are up over 4%. >> kristina, thanks. just getting started here at one market in san francisco. up next, top wealth adviser sheryl young is back with us. we'll find out the sectors she's betting on right now and where she's seeing big opportunity amid the ai arms race. here after the break. ♪ (alarm sound) ♪ amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ why not? did you forget something? ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ my protein shake. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. you're so dramatic amelia. bye jen. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. >>> welcome back to one market. the s&p and nasdaq both trying for record closes. j joining us now is cheryl young of the rockefeller global office. nice to see you

for your grilled corn, you just want to get some nice char on there and then just slice it off the cobo how much chef, when you grilled the peaches, do you did you use did you impart any smoke onto them. or is it just okay to, let's say, grill it on a gas range or grill? >> you could totally do it on a on a gas range if you'd like. okay, but i got some smoke on there this morning. i fired up the charcoal. it's got some. >> there you go. that's what i need to hear a little while this morning. >> all right, so we've got a little charred corn in here. and my base of this salad is farro. so farro is an italian grain. super delicious, kind of nutty. and so you just cook it with a little bit of water or vegetable stock or chicken stock, whatever kind of stock you like. so our salads building over here, i've got some toasty hazelnuts. i'm gonna add those in there for me okay? >> yes i will. awesome >> and then i'm going to show y'all a really cool trick for your herbs this summer. since summer for me is a lot about herbaceousness and getting some of those really nice fresh flavors in there. s

there cob, i understand that some structures have been burned. what can you tell us about the damage there in sonoma county? >> i can tell you that for a fire of this size, it's pretty light. there have been some buildings damaged, but the reality is most of the fire was contained to the upper hills. and while there may have been some structures damage, there was nothing that i'm aware of. at least that was a major kind of damage. having said that, there is a lot of folks here that are waiting to see what happens because this is a an interesting period of time. they had the big winds last night and the night before that, and now they've had some time to do a little bit of what i would call catch up. i want to show you the story as we shot it today, and then we'll come back and talk a little more. this is when the point fire is at its second most dangerous. it sits there smoking and smoldering, with thousands of hotspots, big and small, waiting for the winds to reignite its fury. calmer weather has given firefighters a chance to catch up just maki

very nice corn on the cob. might swing your vote. >> the prime minister said he likes to mix it up sometimes. and he gets boneless chicken thighs. >> well, why not? >> well, why not? >> what is the appeal? is it very. is it inexpensive? >> well, yes a it's quite cheap. it is also very quick. right. and it is, it is spicy. it is also very quick. right. and it is, it is spicy . and you and it is, it is spicy. and you can actually choose the level of spice. >> can you have a vegetarian version . version. >> hello. me i think you probably can, but they also have unlimited soda drinks. >> right. so if you go and you want your lemonade and your diet coke or i did go with my nieces and they said , uncle andrew, you and they said, uncle andrew, you can have a more fizzy drinks, but i haven't had any fizzy drinks. >> i had a cup of tea. i was so boring. >> i like fizz, i like is in alcohol quite well. gin i'm silly. >> yeah, but we are going to get so many more of these, aren't we? the election campaign, these questions

as on article cobs, she found a clinic in albuquerque that offered second trimester abortions and washing the third trimester and the clinic staff warned about health risks of a surgical abortion so late in her abortion but she was connected to two abortion organizations that covered the cost of her plain ticket, hotel and food and the $12,000 procedure.e. the support offered after the failure of two medication boshes was to pay for a plane ticket, lodging, food, and a $12,000 abortion that posed risks to her health. this is an abysmal response to evelyn and her baby and needed emotional support, medical and mental healthcare and financial assistance and evelyn's baby like me deserved more than to be subjected to yet another attempt to end her life. evelyn was 32 weeks pregnant and according to southwestern women's options, the clinic doctors aren't trained to perform abortions after 24 weeks. evelyn soon thereafter gave birth to her daughter and made an adoption plan, an option they both can live with. how different womens and children especially lives and families could be if they p

just deal with the risk that eave of these men cob compromised by their own exposure.in all the testimony provided by the january 6th select committee, pet personally sought pardon, so in his own mind has concerns about exposure. ronnie jackson was demoted because of his own substance abuse. they seems like classic marks for adversaries. >> they do. in fact, the criteria for given security clearances focuses on the same risks you have identified. i don't think think either man would be able to get a security clearance. one of the major adjudicated factors is your allegiance for the united states, in criteria that would be -- including sympathy for persons who have attempted to overthrow the government operations, or make it impossible to -- for the government to function. these are things exactly that the january 6th rioters engaged in, things that people like scott perry and ron june jax been have expressed support spoke. they also including inappropriate sexual conduct, inappropriate drug use. as a rule they should on those factors creates a security vulnerability. t

every since jennifer garner's pretend show went viral, including the time they threw corn cobs into thed to say on monday morning they said yes. the dynamic duo is coming here, al roker. it will be really cool. we look forward to that. >>> let's get started with our news at 8:00. we will begin with sweltering temperatures. 90 million people under heat alerts across the country with a new round of record highs set to fall today. al has the full forecast. let's start with erin mclaughlin out on jones beach. >> reporter: hey, hoda. good morning. it feels like it will be another scorcher. folks are heading out to beaches like this one to school off. we're expecting scorching temperatures in the midwest and mid atlantic. from coast to coast, tens of millions of americans under heat alerts. and wild fires continuing to rage, killing at least two devastating communities. then in texas, there is still that flooding, even though tropical storm alberto is already gone. this is looking like it is going to be a summer of extremes. already so far this year, there have been more than 12,000 record hi

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with respect to the changes on the resolution 44 one, so we don't have to keep cob to the board with a must individual joining the investment team assigning the title for individuals names and so the board secretary will be charged with um, maintaining the - the appendix with the document takes individual staff members to fulfill the positions but again, the references will be a position. and schedule took the opportunity to assign the responsibility and in resolution 44 working closely with our investment operations team to make sure we couldn't clearing characterize an expansion of responsibilities this is a clarification on this. >> one additional change and in some cases in red for 44 d he essentially listed all the investments staff and could be delegated for that line there. we actually narrowed noticing to say s p m and changed the day to day many of the junior investment staff will continue to do do hard work they do to all the activities but the final sign off for the responsibilities for the s p m a way to continue to make sure that the multiple eyes on the activity and con

that note, i'm going to leave it because i've frankly had enough of men this afternoon , jj and the cobave been true superstars. thank you so much for joining me. i have been dawn neesom , me. i have been dawn neesom, this has been gb news sunday, but don't go anywhere because there's loads coming up on the channel today in just a moment, it's fiery debate with nana akua and at 6 pm. it's neil oliver with a free speech nation at seven and mark dolan at nine. see why. want to go a fun packed shows coming up, but thank you so much forjoining me. this afternoon. i've really enjoyed your company, and thank you. and stay tuned. none is up next. but first, it's the weekend. so let's look at the weather. here's aidan with your details . here's aidan with your details. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. welcome along to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. a perfect summer's day out there for most of us, but there is some patchy cloud about and later on it's going to turn a bit breezy and cloudy a

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