david citizens. speaking to congressmen.he authorities were hiding the dead bodies of aliens, and were also secretly studying the wreckage of crashed flying saucers in secret hangars while he was performing his official duties. i was informed about something that had existed for several decades. and the program for detecting unidentified aerial phenomena involved in accidents and their subsequent reverse engineering , while the thief himself has never seen the body of aliens and cannot provide any evidence of photographs and video materials, because they say everything is secret in this regard, his mexican colleague, of course , advanced. far ahead. even though it later turned out that the aliens were not real, what a spectacular presentation it turned out to be. our traditional release section space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the space research institute. iran the sun is waking up, this week is one of the most active periods of the entire summer and early autumn. and call, call yosh

firewood remains, which is part of the hoax that was planted by former american intelligence officer david citizensiding non-terrestrial technologies ; for a decade there was a program to detect ufos involved in an accident and their subsequent research. i know i'm against it repressive measures are being taken against me and my colleagues. and this upsets me very, very much, but trump jr. in the photographs from mexico saw not extraterrestrial creatures at all, looks like 90% of the us government in the comments. they immediately clearly showed that a reliable-looking alien can be made even in the form of a cake. not to mention more serious technologies , evgeniy kunov really knows. three new members of the iss crew began work at the station, cosmonauts oleg kononenko nikolay chub and astronaut laurel o'hara arrived this night there is skating, 53 336 space truck soyuz ms-24 flew to the station along a short two-orbit rendezvous pattern and docked with the russian module blossoming just 2 hours after entering orbit on the iss the cosmonauts were met by the crew of the previous sixty-ninth mission

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health order by new mexico's governor that was being used to suspend gun rights for citizens in albuquerque. federal judge davidaid the governor's order violates the rights of citizens to protect themselves. the injunction is effective immediately and will remain in effect until the next court date on october 3rd. >> the jets quarterback aaron rodgers made his first public comments since being ruled out for the season with an achilles injury. in an instagram post rodgers said he was heart broken and thanked fans for their support adding, quoting here, the night is darkest before the dawn and i shall rise yet again. and coming up, researchers claim to have some out of this world evidence at a ufo hearing in mexico. and, to be honest, i'm kind of skeptical about this stuff but this one kind of has my attention >> plus a rare and magical moment caught on video off the california coast. and 15 war heroes get a surprise from the students in their home town. the day's best viral videos are next. but first, a live look now at baton rouge, baton rouge louisiana tonight, and the lsu campus. the alma mater of sandra smit

in return the us also released five detained iranian citizens. 0ur north america correspondent davidhe pros and cons of such a complex and controversial deal as this. justify, he said, only on the grounds that it did not involve the payment of ransom money, norany did not involve the payment of ransom money, nor any funding from the us taxpayer in that regard. but administration officials are also at pains to point out this does not mark the start of some sort of us rapprochement with iran and as if to underline that point, the white house today reiterated its warning to americans not to travel to iran and the us treasury announced sanctions against the former iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad and romanian intelligence for further called this wrongful detention is. before we go — there's been a new development in an unusual story from mexico. doctors in mexico have carried out a series of tests on the remains of what's alleged to be a small alien body. two of the "non—human bodies" had been presented to mexican congress last week by journalist and ufo enthusiast jaime maussan. he

citizens. our north america correspondent david willis sent us this update. detained americans with their loved ones a priority for his administration. but this deal, the result of months of indirect talks between archrivals carries with it, for him, considerable political risk, with opposition republicans already claiming that it could lead to further hostagetaking and or the funnelling of billions of dollars of badly needed funding into the coffers of one of america's chief adverse areas. for its part, though, the biden administration claims that without such a deal, these five americans could have languished in an arabianjailfor years americans could have languished in an arabian jail for years to come and possibly never have seen freedom. —— iranian. buta senior administration official conceded it had been excruciating, as he put it, weighing up the pros and cons of such a complex and controversial deal as this. justified, he said, only on the grounds that it didn't involve the payment of ransom money, nor any the payment of ransom money, norany funding t

but already at the beginning of july the nazis introduced their own laws for citizens of jewish nationality. the stars, david, were hanged in front and behind. here, uh, hat with them. it was necessary to take off the headdress there, when it wasn’t in the way, they walking on the sidewalk was prohibited only on the roadway. uh, they didn’t turn on the lights, they were forced to check in every day. in the morning, uh, it was impossible for them to leave the territory of lagoisk in the dark, they couldn’t leave the house, this life lasted for about 2 months, finally in august the german administration planned an operation to eliminate the jewish population. on august 27 , the jewish population was gathered in the city center. here again, the pretext was to clarify the data. the census contains data that it was proposed to collect material resources for in order to build for other unexplained purposes and the amounts were even named, but allegedly the money was not collected in full. and almost this, among other things, served as reprisals. the next day, on august 28, the jews were gathered again and taken to

citizens who may be attracted to those kinds of products. davidose i say i listened to your interview, and i would like to buy some cryptocurrencies. what would you recommend to somebody who does not know much about crypto, about what they do to get educated, and would you recommend to someone who is a young professional, and he or she has a modest amount of money in the bank, would you they put 100% in crypto? 5%? what would you recommend to people who want to invest in crypto? brian: we are not a registered investment advisor. i have to be a little careful. we're not giving investment advice to people. what i do personally, and what i would tell people, i should say, personally is, if this is something new, don't invest in anything you don't understand. and if you want to learn about it, you can put 1% of your net worth into it, or something like that, that you would be ok if it all went to zero. but, if it is not, then that is a way for you to dip your toe in the water and hopefully own a little piece of the crypto economy that is happening mor

that's what he has been held accountable to get the other citizen of a country would be held accountable. i'm very concerned that because david weiss is a special counsel and he was the original counsel on this case that there will not be at the role look on the lack of the investigation that occurred with respect to hunter biden and they're going to try to clean up the original deal that they had so they can sweep this under the rug and move on. jackie: a lot of moving parts to this we will be watching as the news develops. i also want to get your take on the work that the house is doing with respect to joe biden and hunter biden's business dealings overseas. it is impossible that promise made forward on the hunter act but joe biden could face impeachment himself. >> 100% th believe that this is possible. here is why these account set up originally, the core of the tax evasion the hunter biden did to the tunes of millions of dollars, the account set up was when joe biden was vice president of the united states in joe biden was in business meetings with hunters client, joe biden was on the phone. now we find out 5400 e-mails

david: absolutely. >> i mean, look, every single one of these corporations, they're going to raise prices for the law-abiding citizensit, which is awful. when you watch these videos, it's not just your typical run are of the mill shop lefter -- shoplifter anymore. there's organized crime now. and as you mentioned during the break, they're selling this stuff on ebay -- david: that's the point. i want tooling in concern bring in leo terrell. leo, it's not a matter of individual shoplifters, it's organized crime. they sell the stuff to somebody. somebody's fencing all these stolen goods. it's the illegal to buy stolen goods. why aren't the feds getting in here and tracking down the fencers? >> great question, david. thanks for having me on. first of all, is organized crime being protected by soft on crime democratic prosecutors. david: right. >> this is happening in democratic cities. target is going to close nine stores. guess where, david? in democratic areas. one of the questions i would ask the candidates tonight is, i would play that video montage and say what are you going to do as a republican president to addres

minutes ago federal judge david you race said the governor's order violates the rights of citizens to protect themselves saying, quote, individuals have a right to carry a handgun for self-defense outside the home supports the contention that plaintiffs have met this factor for justifying a restraining order at this stage of the litigation. grisham had claimed that gun violence was so bad gun ban permit or not 30 days despite new mexico being one of 38 states that allow open carry. local d.a., police and sheriff all refused to enforce it. and even her own attorney general refused to defend her actions in court, all saying the governor's restrictions violated both federal and the state constitution. six gun rights groups challenged her order. as you can see at this rally yesterday, protesters openly defied the governor. >> she just can't suspend the parts of the constitution that she doesn't like and say it doesn't apply. >> so today police have not fined, cited or arrested anyone violating the governor's order last friday even she admitted her action may be illegal and widely ignored.

so, same to you, david, was desantis trying to put politics over people, over the citizens of floridawill the timing of his decision, is that going to work with the gop base, his base? >> alex, a little parochialism here. this is a disgusting moment of personal ambition for governor ron desantis, and petty politics at a time when floridians are hurting, and need the help of federal government and the state government, and they need to to coordinate. as susan said, the fact that senator rick scott who joe biden publicly blade rope a dope with at the state of the union address on social security medicare politics, during a time when rick scott is in cycle facing his own reelection, rick scott and biden were on the same page, speaking to the victims in florida yesterday about the federal government's response ahead of the storm and the emergency response thereafter. this was ron desantis showing not just floridians but the nation what a small politician he could be, arguably, a small person as well, unwilling to cooperate with the president, even with his hand out saying, please help my

citizens for experiments. now in america, a new wave of interest in aliens was raised by former intelligence officer david garageaimed that the authorities were hiding the dead bodies of aliens, and were also secretly studying in secret hangars the wreckage of crashed flying saucers, when he was performing his official duties, i was informed about what had existed for several decades. and a program to detect those involved in accidents unidentified aerial phenomena and their subsequent reverse engineering, while he himself robbed the body of aliens, has never seen and cannot provide any evidence of photographs and video materials, because they say everything is secret in this regard, his mexican colleague, of course, has advanced. far ahead. let it later turn out that the aliens are not real. but what a spectacular presentation it turned out to be. and at the end of the issue, our traditional section is a space weather forecast, which we compose together with our colleagues from the space research institute. iran the sun is waking up, this week has become one of the most active periods for the entire summer and

david and no maintenance was done in 2012. and nothing was done last year. 2022. the ministry for both parties or citizens allocated 30376000000. libyan denies, which is a substitution amount of money to do the worth of projects in the east of the country. but this money was i never received because of the nature of the competing governments. i'm competing executive buddies or they were mismanaged. all of this is because libya, a stable, well developed, a country was destroyed, this army destroyed governments and institutions. universities, i know 12 and a half years later, but the country is still suffering. the reason if this is pure, pure, a see and negligence, and complete corruption. it is the corruption of the system and the creed of some of the people in charge is the reason for the dams not being well maintained. these fragile dams have not been maintained for decades, and they were not prepared for what came. it was not an actual disaster, is it is, is not as a negligence, it's not a natural disaster as much as it's negligence. well, libya is not the only country suffering the full i'd from weste

citizens for experiments. now in america there is a new wave of interest in aliens. raised by former intelligence officer davidessmen. he claimed that the authorities were hiding the dead bodies of aliens, and were also secretly studying in secret hangars the wreckage of crashed flying saucers when he was performing his official duties. i was informed about a decades-long program to detect unidentified aerial phenomena involved in accidents and then reverse engineer them. at the same time, he destroys the body of the aliens. i've never seen any he cannot provide evidence of photographs and video materials, because they say everything is secret in this regard, his mexican colleague, of course. moved far forward. even though it later turned out that the aliens were not real, what a spectacular presentation it turned out to be. and at the end of the issue, our traditional section is a space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the space research institute. the sun is waking up early, this week has become one of the most active periods of the entire summer and early autumn, and you

of course in 2011, we'd be o as in david, and no maintenance was, but i'm in 2012 and nothing was done last year. 2022 menissi football, tardies or citizens allocated 30376000000. libyan denies, which is a substantial amount of money to do the worth of projects in the east of the country. but this money was i never received because of the nature of the competing governments. i'm competing the executive buddies or they were mismanaged. all of this is because libya, a stable, well developed a country was destroyed. the reason if this is poor, poor a c and negligence. and complete corruption, it is the corruption of the system and the creed of some of the people in charge is the reason for the dams not being well maintained. these fragile dams have not been maintained for decades, and they were not prepared for what came. it was not an actual disaster is it is, is not as a negligence, it's not a natural disaster as much as it's nicholson's to libya. sadly, isn't the army state struggling from western initiated regime change? new regulations by flipped surprised when a single hush. i've shed light on us intelligence agencies, nice when it com

. >> these discoveries are not just a piece of history but a citizen united nations of our shared story here in the city of david2,000 years. this is the site where jesus healed a blind man. newly discovered steps diss descend into the pool of siloam, where millions of people used to immerse themselves. they would do that before ascending the monumental pilgrimage road up to the temple mount. the newly restored site will be open to the public first time in very soon. we hear from a son of a hong kong i. held in custody three years. that's tomorrow. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. breaking news just moments ago a u.s. appeals court granted a temporary stay over that fight over the border buoys in the rio grande. the biden administration is trying to get rid of them. but this means they can stay in place for the time being. we'll bring you more as we get it. but, first,. >> there was no way to spin, this cnn reads the country's mood right now and finds that america is deeply unhappy with joe biden. >> that's a problem for the white house. there is als

and 2 secretary david burnston, demanded the expulsion of the fsb, as stated by the russian intelligence services, american diplomats for money received information from russian citizento the national security of our country, that she, where she worked for a long time at the us consulate in vladivostok, after her arrest, gave a confession, and then the ambassador was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs, damn it. tracy where she was told about the claim against the diplomats. a week later, the americans were sent home. in taganrog, buyers came to the central market to buy food and received not only bread, but also a spectacle before their eyes : a massacre unfolded between the sellers, and then they pulled up and the police called them to resolve the conflict. as a result, the appearance of law enforcement officers angered the participants in the fight so much that they transferred their attention. now the traders face an article for insulting and attacking police officers. stanislav kostikov will tell you whether the conflict behind the counter was worth it . there was no excitement at the central market of taganrog for a long time. in the late afternoon , br

researcher david miller, a former bristol university academic, has traveled to iran to investigate the issue. miller visited iran to personally see things happening on the ground. he spoke to ordinary citizens and intellectuals about various issues, most specifically, the role of the west throughout iran's history. miller particularly investigated the role. k has played in the country from interfering in iran's affairs before the islamic revolution to measures conducted after outcome of his research has been presented in documentary dubbed decolonization of the mind. which is aired now on press tv, you could watch this documentary on our press tv website and we were earlier joined by david miller himself uh producer of the decolonization of the mine documentary and he told us more about his motives for producing this program. well i came to to ran in march and uh you know one one one lives in the west one sees. uh a constant rumbeat of propaganda against iran, only last week at the un general assembly we saw the ambassador of the zionist entity gilat erdan trying to interrupt the speech of president raisi, and amongst the things he was seeing there and posing outside with iranian opposition

citizens, nazis. well, he muster the courage and stand up on his feet today and take responsibility. now we heard from canadian lawyer, i legal commentator david for the high and he says pilots pools for non c by to exemplifies the events of blind me following dominant political narrative in their defense. we didn't know who you out a slot home, go what those green doesn't to absolve and of not understanding the context of world war 2. they're just so blinded by their rocking rage that russia is an enemy today. that didn't you say, thought russian was always anatomy, and then celebrated someone fighting the allied forces in world war 2. i mean, it displays their ignorance and their willingness just to go along with a political narrative because they think it's virtue if they look at some purchasing reports being totally but, you know, figure out the feelings they went along with it. so i'm not gonna let them off the hook that easily. busy that quickly, but they're certainly not as comfortable as just intrude officer freeman for hosting zalinski who also gave this guy standing ovation. they can pretend to be ignorant, and i wouldn't expect all

secretary, david burnston, left the territory of our country, demanded the expulsion of the fsb, as stated in the russian special services, american diplomats received, for money, from the russian citizenthe us consulate in vladivostok, after her arrest, gave a confession.

david arkhamia spoke about is precisely international legal assistance, because it is already purely extradition, and from the point of view of international legal assistance , extradition is the forced extradition of a citizen of one country in this case of ukraine to ukraine another country in the territory of which he is at the request of ukraine , specifically if we are talking, but when we talk about extradition, it is exclusively within the framework of the fight against crime, that is, we are talking about combating crime, this means that in order for the extradition procedure to be launched and initiated by the relevant competent authorities of ukraine, it is necessary that a criminal proceeding be registered, that is , in relation to some crime, the fact of the crime, and that the person who is the subject of the request for extradition receive the status of a suspect in this case is criminal in this criminal proceeding, all criminal cases are therefore quite complicated, and this means that criminal proceedings must first be registered for one or another by the facts of criminal acts committed by citizens of ukraine if we say this in the context of khylian citizens from military service or from ser

david: mark, after 9/11 there was this unity that americans had and you didn't hear liberal, conservative, democrat, republican, you heard citizeni'm a citizen of the united states. i'm proud to be so. everybody had a flag out their window, if they could. the bottom line is, you wonder whether we have become so divided we're not going to see that again in our lifetime, or will we? is there finally the point at which there is pushback? we saw pushback against biden. he has got to speak about 9/11 today. maybe he wasn't planning to but he has to right now. has the american public reached the limit of this sort of anti-americannism we've seen in the past couple years? >> it could be, the big difference we have lost the media completely. mainstream media totally corrupted. that is where pushback used to come to. that is the checks and balances if an administration did something a little crazy they would be all over him. without the american media pushing back on that, with checks and balances basically you have one party rule because they can do whatever they want and the media won't go after them. david: john, mark, thank you very

citizens back hopefully safe and sound. >> you did keep it in the conscience. >> i'm a journalist and that's our job. >> david, we have aboute administration, what does this mean? what does it demonstrate? >> it demonstrates they have finally focused on this, and i think gotten some real results. both with russia and now with iran. think about this. the president of iran is in new york right now. he just arrived for the u.n. general assembly. president biden is in new york right now. they will not talk. they will not meet. they will not run across each other. and that tells you a lot about just how broken the relationship is now. and until that gets solved we're not going to solve the larger problem. >> thank you both for being with us throughout the morning on this breaking news. we here at cnn will keep you posted all day as this plane lands in qatar and takes off for the united states and when those americans get home. >> we'll be watching that, and you can watch that. cnn news central starts now. >>> we begin with breaking news. a homecoming more

david w. n. on such a date of his protest erupted, arrived across the media after azerbaijan to control off. and i'm going to know kind of back on september 20 with the citizens accusing 5 minutes punching in washington of the trail for given the way the region without resistance. meanwhile, i mean, in the forward, he's all discussing the shutdown of russian tv channels according to a deputy from the countries ruling function the seen up by lion. so that you said that the russian tv channels quote, select the secuity of a state and should be taken off. and the medium fund minister's office to a chief accused the russian media area of a quote i read war against the media about the, about a space of a seems similar process with governments taking action with policy to battery broadcast of russian media. biloxi and government went on 5 to so far to ban old media in the country from broadcasting and russian language. starting from the year with the 26 move russian foreign ministry spokesman had slammed as discriminatory. dakota, now let's cross live to cover called must be in the middle east x, but on found of vice city and analysis is good to have. you join me r

citizens. and so, if you, sir, i have an issue with trustworthiness of the american people and >> mr. garland, did you consider anyone else when david weiss requested special counsel designation on august 8th? >> mr. weiss asked if he made special counsel and i do not consider an alternative. i, of course, but in an alternative, was greatly disrupted in the investigation already. >> i want to be clear, he was the only one under consideration? there was either no special counsel or if there was, it was going to be the guy for the previous five years. >> i thought about what the consequences would be of both not appointing him and trying to find somebody else at that time. >> and you have no concern. i mean, the whistleblowers have brought forward all kinds of concerns. earlier, when someone brought this up, they said those are allegations. they have been cross-examined for four hours by democrats in oversight committee. but there are two facts that can be they let the statue of limitations run, they let it expire. factor number two, the plea deal fell apart. so, i just want to make clear that the guy who ly guy under consideration fo

citizens who is wondering and concerned about the future of china and u.s. and the rest of the world. >> what a day it was yesterday and great get for david faber to get masa sonnd rene haas. arjun joins us now. the fact that the stock popped in after hours does tell you that softbank left a bit of money on the table. at least the inter tpretation o the market is this was a strong ipo. >> softbank may have left a bit of of money on the table. they could have priced a dollar or two. they raised $5 billion. that is probably enough. this is not a company short on cash by any means, but in terms of what was at stake for masa son and softbank, it was in terms of they could bring it back to the market. they can get it off at a higher valuation. they can bring this company back to market. that is what it was all about, really. the optics and showing masa son it was all good. >> arjun, i want to bring in the portfolio manager from blue box asset management. william, let me ask if you were looking to get involved or interested in participating in the ipo? were you looking to get involved? what is the view of the event itself? sir, i'll repeat the question to you in cas