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joe biden came out here, the 180,000 vote margin in 2020 bits of donald trump is not going to win daney. the question is can he have a margin of error, can i get to 24? also milwaukee county, big driver for democrats, can donald trump cut in the margin there as well. >> sandra: pulling off victory by 40 percentage points and that went to hillary clinton by 37 percentage points in 2016, great to have you. please come back soon. thanks so much. >> any time. >> this year there are 207 haitian students in logan support schools to up from 14 and 2021 pair they also have new students from 11 other countries including guatemala, cuba, honduras, and el salvador. spin on migrant children overrunning american schools, the negative impact shoe says it is having on our children's education and how the school board is pushing back. from the first day of kindergarten through the day they graduate high school, in california, 38% of students attend a public school that fails to meet minimum health standards. prop 2 will fund urgent repairs at local schools. protect kids from toxic mold and asbestos. e

danes is not running today. danes did a extra ordinary njob. right now i give en the edge to thune.rump wins next speaker of house. >> speaker johnson earning it, if they lose majority, you don't get to be minority. whole new fields. larry: if kamala harris is next president. republicans still keep the senate? >> yes. the senate is different, the senate is pure the map not all up. map is advantage to republicans, republicans could do better because if you look at neff nevada and arizona they are aren't states but we're not as competitive, nevada we have early returns we're beating democrats that sun heard of. -- that s that is unheard of of. nevada republicans need to do better job in house and senate. larry: 30 60s, advice to donald trump. >> keep what you are doing stay on message, don't worry about other side calls you, just talk to the american people, and reach more. larry: you know, developing -- redeveloping unity message again. >> he found his why. larry: kevin mccarthy. >> thank you. larry: folks we'll be right back, you heard it, he just gave us insight information. house

the danes, the danes are not a large industrial, defense-industrial country, first of all, you have to remember. therefore, we are very grateful to them for the fact that they found such a mechanism and send money for the purchase ours, our weapons, and in principle europeans today are more flexible in this sense. britain is quite actively working in this direction. therefore , i think we will see more such initiatives from europeans on... in the near future, mr. pavle, your company, well, advises foreign companies, and primarily american companies that cooperate with our ministry of defense, are there any reservations from foreign partners regarding cooperation with the ministry of defense, especially against the background of the fiddling that the minister is currently doing of defense umerov, replacing his deputies and also trying to change the rules of the game in arms procurement with... reliance there on special exporters or on the defense procurement agency? any drastic and drastic changes, in my opinion, cannot have a positive impact on international relations with partners, be

danes isn't running today and he did an extraordinary job right there. other way and right now give the edge to thune. larry: if mr. trump wins the next speaker of the house will be -- >> keep it speaker johnson earns to be speaker. if they lose, we're not demodemocrats and if we don't -f you lose majority of speaker, you don't get to be majority. it's a whole new field. larry: if kamala is the next president, the republicans keep the senate? >> yes. the senate is different because the senate is pure the map, their not all up and the map is advantage to republicans. republicans could be doing better and look at nevada and arizona, they're republican states and not as competitive and nevada, early returns and we're beating democrats, which sun heard of. normally early voting they're beating us. mcconnell is starting to move in there. we can make that more competitive and we should -- nevada republicans need to do a better job in the house and in the senate. larry: 30 seconds, advice to donald trump. >> keep what you're doing, stay on message and don't wor

the book fears they're also under the cutting ending danes ring. european producers. russell says beijing state subsidies gave chinese automakers an unfair advantage. and in for 8 says is a bates to level the playing field, the u. n. n. spawns for new terrace. earlier this year. there are significant interest industrial interests and employment interests in europe. and our investigation has clearly shown that there is damage being done through these unfair practices by china to the interest of an e. u industry. those who produce electric vehicles in your china rejects the use accusations that it's distorting fair competition and says the move to impose types breaches, trade rules, and undermines cooperation to fight climate change. and the measures are not only unpopular in beijing. german carmakers are also opposed to the global and we believe this instrument is not appropriate for solving the problem. we need a discussion about open markets. we're a global industry and countries have to come together to keep markets open and not overwhelmed each other with regulations defensive measures

danely said there, just take the money and give it to tsmc.hey're the ones who know how to build fabs, how to operate them, and why not just do that rather than try to reinvent the wheel with u.s. companies that are neither as good or as able to create the way tsmc is. in. >> first, i want to echo your sent sentiments. this is a company from taiwan, not china. there's no question that tsmc is a leader in the space. we cannot deny that, but when we talk about the u.s. government, i think we have to understand this is not just a look at this space from the commercial lens, right? there's a large national security piece that goes into the chips and science act. i don't think we'll be give it all to tsmc and letting it ride. i think what the chips act is looking to do is focus more on just fabs, but to build out a more secure and resilient ecosystem, total ecosystem. research, development and design, fab, distribution. while, yes, it's been slow, and we've seen some success with tsmc, let so with companies like intel, i think for now, what's going

lands, riga has already lost them, half of the country's territory has been bought up by the swedes, danesand others foreigners, said the latvian official. will the result change from the change of the terms, analysts are discussing the reshuffle in nato, here is what our experts think about the arrival of the new secretary general mark rutte. with the inauguration of the new nato secretary general, the policy of the north atlantic alliance will not change in any way. this is evidenced primarily by the long-term political history of its activities. the world is threatened by the marburg virus epidemic, warns the world health organization. it is currently actively is spreading in africa. there are many cases in rwanda, cases have been detected on the border with congo, tanzania and uganda, as well as in the capital of the country, where the international airport is located. the deadly virus was discovered in germany. a medical student brought it from rwanda. due to the threat of infection, the main station of hamburg was closed. the disease is similar to ebola fever and can spread quickly.

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half of the country's territory has been bought up by the swedes, danes and other foreigners, a latvian official said. dozens of fashion shows, foreign stands , a busy business program , the international exhibition and fair for the wholesale sale of light industry goods bti-2024 is taking place in minsk. today is the second day. this year , more than 100 exhibitors are demonstrating their new products, and not only from belarus. enterprises from russia, kazakhstan, turkey, kyrgyzstan. we need to work very seriously in the direction of production of chemical raw materials, using the experience of belarusian enterprises, which is very large for us since soviet times. it is very important for both countries, so that we move from, as they say, the ability to promote our products in each other's markets, to full-fledged cooperation, to a single market, to a single payment system, so that all this is simplified. let us note that bti is already being held for the forty-eighth time, it is the largest industry exhibition of belarus with a brand history of more than 20 years, a place for conclud

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they will be in a rally at heavily blue dane county. this is a place where president biden won by more than 50 points in 2020. why are they there? they are there to drive up the turnout particularly among college students in madison, wisconsin. we will keep an eye on that, and meanwhile over to texas where senator ted cruz is working hard to keep his seat, but he is dodging questions which is a key focus of his campaign, abortion. ryan nobles is joining us from houston, and you got a one-on-one with senator ted cruz, and what did he tell you? >> well, chris, it is an important issue, when you take particularly in account that vice president kamala harris has decided to make a stop here in houston at the end of the week and given that texas is not considered a presidential battleground, but the reason she is doing it is because the democrats believe that reproductive rights is a centerpiece of the national campaign, and it is certainly a big part of collin collin allre campaign. ted cruz has authored bills to lead to national bans on abo

not suffer from such nonsense, well, maidan jumped for cookies, lace panties, now for at least great danes, they jump, i don’t know, is this progress or degradation, it’s hard to judge, let’s see together what regions, territories she was a resident of, where she was noticed at all, i am a native of belgolod larisa. i work as a security guard at pyaterochka, hi, i’m from kursk, and what city are you from? okay, but i’m asking you, are you pro-ukrainian or pro- russian? i’m ukrainian, well, naturally, and lugansk - this is ukraine. well, she allegedly visited lugansk, yes, but she revealed her true identity during her visit to ukrainian television, let's also look at this, on youtube, on youtube and tiktok, you have such a funny nickname, can you name it? my name is grandma. i am often asked what kind of grandmother you are, but i really am a grandmother, my grandson is five years old, so i am a grandmother, i know that you are from kiev, that you are from nivki, but your heroes from chatroulette do not know this, especially there behind the curb, i hear, sometimes you call yourself by diff

i would pay close attention to waukesha county, wisconsin and dane county, the two counties between milwaukee and the university on the hill. those two counties tend to have battlegrounds. wisconsin tends to over exaggerate the level of democratic support. if kamala harris wins wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, she needs one electoral vote and that one would come from someplace like nebraska too. there are ways that she has multiple paths. donald trump has to win arizona. he has to win georgia. he has to win north carolina but if he can pick up another state, he is in a strong position. we will watch this county by county on election night as opposed to the whole state. will it be an early call or not? that is part of the a people we expect to happen after the selection and how close things are headed into wednesday and beyond. >> we know that reproductive rights have been a huge talking point this entire campaign and on some states, it is part of the ballot as far as abortion measures. how could that bring people to the polls? >> when you look at ballot measure's, the run-up turnout is abou

she's now a spanish speaking indian dane. >> i'm the on one here, but i think i lend myself to fittingn quite nicely. >> reporter: tina and alfonzo have two kids who also help out at mia when they are not in school. they are perhaps the next generation in what's now a long line of successful hard working and creative east bay entrepreneurs. >>> when we come back, the golden gate bridge, a sight for sore eyes, especially for bay area sailors. we'll introduce you to some of the local crew members coming home for fleet week, what the moment means to them and their families. >>> straight ahead in sports, is it overreaction monday, 49er fans? five weeks of the season, already three losses, two of them blown leads, a literal second half meltdown on sunday afternoon. >>> this is the barnes firm injury report. >> the 49ers will be without kicker jacob moody this week. he suffered a high ankle sprain trying to make a tackle on sunday. linebacker demetrius flannigan-fowles is expected to miss a second straight game while jacob cowing and chris conley both have a chance to return on >>> paul, i l

whether it was lactation rooms and our unit, is started there to things of lack of access to a probably dane uniforms for the female members and from there i got involved with the women's initiatives team and talking about access to femalele specialized healthcare. i have been in this era in this realm for a couple of years but specifically working advocacy for the military for the past five years. >> tell me a little bit about your research. >> my research is focused on how structural racism is impacting health outcomes for service members. we received care within the military health system which is the universal healthcare system. you think we would not see the racial disparities and outcomes that we see in the general u.s.. population, however, we do still see those outcomes. i was linked up with kat was a midwife conducting research in the va on disparities in maternal outcomes, we've been working together for year with doing good qualitative study for experiencing of the women speakingng abortion access and it's been heartbreaking andn eye-opening and highlighted the need for high-quali

madison dean counties, the second most populated county if he does not get at least 23% of the vote and dane county, he will not win wisconsin if he gets 25% or above. he wins guaranteed the campaign draws to a close with many wildcards including third-party candidates like robert f. kennedy junior, who's name remains on the ballot. >> i don't want your vote. i want you to vote for donald trump back at the apple holler orchard plenary sees a hopeful light at the end of a dark campaign. >> it's more than a voluntary future. the country is more important than whether you're republican or democrat how does remind us wisconsin factor into each campaign's strategy in these final days harris, it is her strongest path to winning that to 70 electoral votes. of course, wisconsin, along with the rest of the so-called blue wall states, that's michigan and pennsylvania. for donald trump, he would like to block her victory here and also recreate his wind from 2016 for all the differences between donald trump's first run and his second, it is the blue wall, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. he won all of

host: dane in tennessee on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. yes, ma'am. will ai become a crutch for all students? kind of like the calculator was early on in my day, me being an old hillbilly in the mountains? will it become a crutch for kids? and are we in a cold war with australia with musk and the fox news guy? are they trying to overthrow the united states government? guest: thank you for the question. on the first part of this being a crutch for students, i think we have constantly seen students have to adapt to new technologies. when i talk to teachers and professors about artificial intelligence, i often hear them say that they want students to start using ai. not to generate an entire paper, but to help them in the research process or just start learning about the capabilities of this technology. much like a calculator or a google search, or any of the technologies that we've had introduced over the last decade, this is something that they are one day going to be using in the workplace, so they will have to learn how to adapt to that. i didn't qui

denmark, the people are really trusting here. copenhagen is a city built on trust, but just how do the danes do it? we see for ourselves a 90 minute kayak right for to it's free, but there's a catch. they have to fish out as much trash as possible from the river and canals . they mostly find plastic, but there is the occasional surprise bag of dogs to face as that goes. the man behind the idea to be us vba. anderson. i was frustrated to see all the trash floating in the canals, so i wanted to do something about it. so the idea was to activate as many people as possible with green kayak, he combined sports and recreation with nature and environmental responsibility. and of course, it is a concept that is based on for us very much and it works in copenhagen. there is hardly any trouble with missing or damaged kayaks, these 2 pad there's given all they've got to find them is this the current mix and up until about 2 o'clock or an upstream one owns paddling up stream is pretty strenuous decided if i'm speaking with the film describes what combined with fun and you know, if i sort of good cause i

perdón que dañe, no sé, los sueños de muchos, el porcentaje de jóvenes que quieren llegar y el porcentajeracias a carlos también por esa historia y que siga adelante. así es. hablaremos también sobre cómo el costo de vida, especialmente relacionado a la vivienda, podría impactar en la decisión de algunos de los votantes al regresar, mientras que en el condado san mateo detienen a un delincuente sexual registrado por presunta exposición indecente. es muy pronto para prepararse para las compras navideñas. quépinan? les tengo o salud. salud es rodearte de quienes te hacen sentir bien. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. pero sí, nos falta muchísimo. no, no, no, no. porque hay esto. algunas personas ya creen que es temprano como tú para comenzar a hacer esas compras o regalos navideños. cómo la ves? bueno, pero la verdad es que hay otra realidad que arlen siempre nos dice no hay que planificar. a ella le gusta mucho esta frase y es verdad, planificar su presupuesto, sobre todo para no endeudarse. no gastemos más de lo que tenemos. arlen fernández nos ti

i think all danes are very impressed that jusk is opening its 100th store tomorrow. and the fact that this hyuge concept is so well known in ukraine surprised me. but we also know that yusk is a powerful global brand and this concept is huge. with candles is very popular all over the world. the company says that the war has been a big challenge for them since 2014, because at the beginning of hostilities, the russians destroyed shops in crimea and donetsk region, and despite... the network continued to develop in ukraine despite heavy losses. after february 24, 2022, yusk closed all its stores for only four days. already at the beginning of march, sales points gradually began to open and worked where it was possible and safe to provide volunteers and displaced persons with goods, blankets, pillows, mattresses. it was also important for us, as well as for the company, to protect all employees in the company. we are talking about the fact that more than 100 of our employees were forced to leave ukraine. we employed all the workers we had opportunity to work abroad. cha

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aseguran ellos, en contra de lo que pudiera ser una nueva política de deportación o de deportación que dañeén el senador becker dijo que en a nivel estatal, pues él va a hacer todo lo posible por proteger a las familias inmigrantes a las familias migrantes, andrés brender telemundo. gracias andrés por ese informe. arrestan a más de 80 trabajadoras de hoteles en san francisco. esto ocurrió el miércoles por desobediencia civil durante una manifestación. estas son algunas de las imágenes de lo que sucedió. preste atención. wilk taraval el sindicato que los representa. esos empleados aseguran que no han logrado conseguir un contrato justo con los hoteles desde que inició la huelga hace más de un mes. por esta razón decidieron marchar en las calles de la ciudad. ahorita nos quieren quitar los beneficios que hemos ganado por años y tenemos que ganar ese contrato que tiene que ser buen ingreso e incremento en el pago de por hora. el plan de salud por medio de un comunicado, la cadena de hoteles hyatt dijo en parte estamos decepcionados de que el sindicato united air local continúe en huelga mientr

it's the same thing, dane county, wisconsin. there are all these key counties in the battleground states where the democrats have to run it up, look at that number, look at that number. joe biden just barely won wisconsin let's it look at the number in dane county. a lot of that is younger voters. so it's better now for harris because she has brought a lot of energy. it wasn't just gaza for younger voters and biden, it was also his age in a disconnect and they saw joe biden on tiktok and they were like, what planet are we on harris, they have a relationship with, but that one issue still bothers them. and now we're at the anniversary and you have more violence in the middle east the protest vote that we saw during the primary, how will that play out in the general election? another big question, pa, you spent a lot of time in pennsylvania working class voters, joe biden, of course, he was from scranton knee then amputate reputations is pro working class democrat. he what does it, how does it translate to kamala harris that this

half of the country's territory has been bought up by the swedes, danes and other foreigners.these are more facts. greed of the polish regime, an american blogger came to poland to personally see what is happening on the border. the following footage may shock you. in them, a member of the european parliament from poland answered the content maker's question about what is happening what will happen to refugees from the middle east if they want to cross the belarusian-polish border. let's say i'm from syria, i want to go through this wall, i break through the wall, what will happen to me next, you will be killed, you will die, you will be shot, you will die like a dog. internal conflicts in the european union are becoming increasingly violent. brussels is suing hungary, demanding that it repeal the law on the protection of sovereignty. this document is an analogue of the laws on so -called foreign agents. in addition, budapest will be fined for its unwillingness to accept migrants. let me remind you that in december the hungarian parliament passed a law establishing a special b

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