joining us now is dominique dawes. great to have you in the bay area. it's been almost 30 years since you guys won gold. you look great. like you could still compete. no, i am completely done. i'm a wife. i'm a mother of four amazing children. but i cannot believe it's been 28 years since my 1996 olympic win. dominique, did the four kids say, do they know who mom is, or are they? are you just mom putting them putting them to bed every night? no. you know, i am just mom. but we're watching the olympics and they ask me all the time, are these athletes better than mom? and i'm like, yes, they are so much better. like, i can't do what these athletes are doing today. i'm in complete awe and just amazed with team usa. oh, that's so nice to say. how hard is it to be a young girl or a young guy and be in that spotlight like you were, like you were for so many years? we went, you know, we saw you go up and down a bit in just terms of mental health, something that we saw simone biles go through just a few years ago that was so, so well put. you said you saw me go

congress altered the terms of the dawes act through the burke act. we're going to get into some legal weeds here, but i urge you to. stay with me. well the days that made native american allottees citizens upon receiving their allotment, the 1906 act delayed that until trust period for the individual land allotment was terminated meaning that now citizenship, taxation and end of the trust relationship, the personal trust relationship all coincided at one moment. you could become a citizen once, you receive the pot and then fee for your allotment and you became vulnerable to taxation in congress. also declared that the 25 year trust period could be terminated early so long as the secretary the interior approves. so this meant that the secretary could declare a native american individual ready for citizenship, which would terminate the trust provision on an allotted land early, which would then them liable to state and local taxation. and this could be done without an individual's consent or application citizenship, and it could be done against their e

well, i really think that the daw negociations is just another episode of netanyahu uh going there without, all what the americans want to do is just give some hope, and i think netanyahu went to these negotiations just to so to show the americans that he is giving them the hope they need, but he knows it, everyone knows it that he doesn't want to stop anything so the negation. שותף לממשלת הימין, נתניהו אומר: אני לא מנהל גן ילדים, אי אפשר לעבוד ככה, אפשר לחשוב למי הוא כמובן מתכוון ברמיזה הזאת, וכאן מתאר נתניהו את ההתנהלות מול בן גביר, הוא לא עונה לטלפון, הוא לא מתייצב לפגישות, אי אפשר לעבוד ככה, אומר ראש הממשלה בשיחות עם שותפים פוליטיים שלו, נתניהו מתוסכל בימים האחרונים ביותר מההתנהלות של השר לביטחון לאומי, הוא בטוח שבנגביר מנסה להוביל לפירוק הממשלה. you much more fail, the your critics, you the ones who attack you just increase in number, so this is what's happening today, israel is moving closer and closer towards failure, and i really advise people to do something interesting, just uh enter google, write two keywords, israel, gaza or israel, lebanon, and you'll see tens and tens of arti

dominique dawes is joining us now.e view. >> thank you, trey, i will say, just watching the olympic games now with my family, i get a taste of what it's like to be a fan. when are yo you on olympian if is not about just you and the sport but unifying the nation. >> gymnastics seems so hard on the body it is also hard on the mind, i think that is what people don't get, simone biles called it the twisties, how do you clear your mind of the danger and perform freely when you are doing things that is really hard for the hollywood antibody to do. >> -- hard for the human body to do. >> the sports of gymnastics takes a toll on body, then there is fish ca physical and mental toll that you feel. feel the weight of the world on your shoulders but having the right support system helps you overcome any of those obstacles. >> all right, you touched on it -- uppity, lo unity, love, team work, being crowd of your country and making it a better place that seems to be what you have ded caddedicated your career to now. >> my career is

the resolutions of the jama'i al-daw al-arabiya in kan in the designation of hezbollah do not consider the arab league to be a terrorist organization. the withdrawal after 8 years of the deputy secretary general of the arab league in his visit to beirut after 10 years for the first time with the head of the faction the resistance met in the lebanese parliament and announced this news . for several years , hezbollah was described as a terrorist organization in the resolutions of the arab league. this designation was included in the resolutions, and based on this, contact with hezbollah was cut off. when the member states of the arab league decided to no longer have this designation, the way was opened for us to associate with hezbollah. year 1390 the council made the decision to call hezbollah a terrorist group. this request was made by saudi arabia and the uae at the same time as the lebanese government sanctioned it. does saudi arabia have the right to government, army and people? lebanese and lebanese living in saudi arabia. boycott just because a party in this country has a differen

well, i truly think that the daw negotiations is just another episode of netanyahu uh going there withouttions are just another episode of netan, well let's go ahead and continue, there are many disputes within the cabinets, but the dispute that recently emerged between kavier and netanyahu was when the prime וכאן מתאר נתניהו את ההתנהלות מול, הוא לא עונה לטלפון, הוא לא מתייצב לפגישות, אי אפשר לעבוד ככה, אומר ראש הממשלה בשיחות עם שותפים פוליטיים שלו, נתניהו מטוסל בימים האחרונים ביותר מההתנהלות של השר לביטחון לאומי, הוא בטוח ש שבנגביר מנסה להוביל לפירוק הממשלה, בהמשך צריך להגיד זה לא זה לא רק הבעיה של נתניהו מול אשר לביטחון לאומי, גם השותפים שלו כבר מאבדים סבלנות, דרי חושב שאי אפשר ואין טעם להמשך הממשלה. so doctor, we see lot of smiles here in their reports, but what is really happening inside the right-wing cabinet coalition and entity, and why have these disputes surface specifically in this matter and at this time? well, you know, it's well known through history that once you approach, once you approach more failure, the your critics, you the ones who attack you just increase in number,

of unmanned aerial vehicles that the division shoots down, it turns out. there is also a so-called dawfrom it, what remains after our missiles, a cheklon even comes across, it is a very small small-sized target, 24 hours a day, the calculations of the anti-aircraft missile complexer1 replaces each other on combat duty not far from the front line, provide a more than reliable shield from a possible attack from the air, it has no analogues in any other army in the world, the enemy is just raising his bird, we are already, as they say, taking it off the table, already it does not have time to reach the front line, we are already shooting it down, this is how the crews of su-34 fighters and bombers strike at the point of temporary deployment of the armed forces of ukraine in the zone of responsibility of the western group of forces, the attack is delivered uncontrollably. aerial bombs fap-500 with a universal planning and adjustment module, it allows you to deliver a precise strike from a safe distance from the line of combat contact, having received confirmation from intelligence that the

but right now, in this dusk daw, it's cool. when the sun comes out. it's crazy. >> with another heat wave impacting the bay area until the end of the week, homeless advocates like sean cartwright with unhoused response group say it's getting harder and harder for people to escape the heat when you're out there, particularly in areas that are resource deserts like the south side, there isn't relief. >> there isn't like a cooling center over there. it's much, much hotter over there. it's more like a desert. >> cartwright says santa clara county is providing water and cooling supplies for advocates to distribute. still, the medical examiner is investigating 28 potential heat related deaths so far. in july, 14 of those deaths were people at least 65 years old, eight were unhoused and one person in transitional housing. their ages range from 30 to 84 years old. >> if we say that we're trying to protect these people and we're doing a better job at it, it's not reflected in the people who are dying. >> san jose mayor matt man called the latest deaths tragic.

come on, checkbox, we have with you...” blood binds, remember, remember, forgive, forgive, forgive, daw lies, god is not a prosecutor, i’ve never seen her, okay. i’m glad that everything is okay with you, manage yourself, comrade kovalev, i would like to apologize for the report that i wrote about you, i sincerely repent of it, the report is a denunciation, okay, let’s go, considering. but this does not save you from debriefing, we would could have taken the plague, if petrov had not showed up, you were obliged to inform me, and you informed anyone that vladimir evseev is your brother, i didn’t understand, your mother was twice for... i found out, i i understand you perfectly, i have a business proposal for you, you hush up my mistake, i, in turn , forget about everything, i swear that no one will find out about anything, you can be sure of this, in my opinion, it’s obvious that we need each other. get well, so, here, yes, we met in the morning, sergei nikolaevich, i understand what you mean, but... one way or another, the identikit clearly does not look like inga, it looks like yura, i

thrown out of there, they just didn’t have enough strength, they began to crawl through the plans of dawesmphs, sorry, not europeans, as was the case at the beginning of the 19th century, at the end of the 18th century they invaded on the territory of the united america, for the first time the united states invaded the territory of europe, for them this was it. the theory is this, there is leadership training, and there is one’s own leadership, so the united states studied leadership, by the way, in the twenties , by and large, a significant part american ruling class. i didn’t perceive the need to participate in any european delazanists at all, let’s still face the truth. american hegemony rests primarily on the dollar. the dollar itself, as we know it, did not appear in the 19th century, but appeared only after the creation of the federal reserve system. that’s when this mechanism really appeared that provides the hegemone. therefore, of course, we must count from this moment, because they came to europe and studied. experiences of banks, central bank, organization system money everythin

trailing the place. hundreds of palestinians families have been seen leaving the eastern districts of dawes associates, other articles of evacuation. notice from these right, the ministry finding and selling it. and the cause of city has intensified in the past week. thousands of protest as it is right and have rallied in tennessee for a 2nd consecutive day that you can probably disability with that to be only to secure a deal for the release of these ready count tips held in garza. us present, joe biden has been campaigning, it'd be critical swing stays of pennsylvania. well, he focused his attention at the message on african american voters 5 and has doubled down on his intention to run for the white house in spite of a grubbing course. a voice has been able to step aside. so that's another democratic challenge. donald trump, either jo, castrated a pool. so from the state capital philadelphia to don't let anybody talk about your age, your young whippersnapper introduced as a young whippersnapper and only enough to genario and by a church and bishop in his ninety's, joe biden, age, 81 embr

emma we were also showing pictures there, is a section dedicated to ken as well, six decades of ken dawese seen some decent spells ofjuly sunshine today. however, there have been lots of showers, particularly across the northern half of the uk and especially in western scotland where some of those downpours really quite heavy, gusty winds gusting into the 40s of miles an hour and those temperatures rubbish forjuly. glasgow saw temperatures around 14 degrees through the afternoon. the average of this time of the year is 19 degrees. and this coolish run of weather is going to continue through friday and into the weekend, beyond as well. suppose where thejuly sunshine comes out, it is still going to feel 0k. it's just temperatures be a little bit lower than normal. now looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, the rain continues for western scotland, driven in by those blustery winds. further southwards, we've got a new band of rain that starts to push into southern england, perhaps affecting parts of southern wales and temperatures broadly similar to those of last night. now, this a

normal, i’m going in. on the first one already without a fishing rod, a successful attempt, in the dawch, this is real, like, and alexey nikolaevich is also already inspired, as if he said, yes, it’s close, like me, here’s the second one i went, the second one was not very successful, some consequences appeared from these attempts, but fortunately everything worked out, no, well it’s great, you’ve been the leader of our team in men’s singles skating for two seasons now. but at the russian championships it’s not so easy for you, that is, the competition is quite serious, this is also a kind of push for you to learn this most difficult jump. even having the most difficult elements does not guarantee victory at competitions; you can do a difficult element at the beginning, but then ruin the rest of the program on simpler elements. you know, i have commented on your performances many times, watched it happened during warm-ups, and there was something that, for example... you didn’t do the warm-up very well, but nevertheless you somehow collected yourself and when you went to the start you

it was dominique dawes. no president, it wasyo you.luence on young people. thank you for joining us on a sunday night because it looks like you are really busy with ae court full of kids so thank you. >> i appreciate it, and honestly, tell that young teenager thank you so much. my husband set on multigenerational and there are people 6-year-olds that come up to me and 96-year-old's come up to me today. hav i feel very blessed to have a positive part in people's liveso >> trey: and closer to 96 and i say thank you for coming on,n. a sunday night. you take care of yourself i'm okay?ou f >> thank you, trey, take carepey appearance bound yes, bye-bye. thank you for spending your sunday with that spirit i hope you have a great week and you can find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert,

others but harris i'm i remember 1996 olympics as a young girl watching the gymnastic teams, dominic dawes miller my daughter was so excited all week. my son only one and a half would run up to the commercials and point and he was even excited. we all sat down as a family to watch this. it wasn't just this but drag queens, the world coming together as charlie said. >> harris: i don't know, the ioc spokesperson said we checked the polls... we did not mean to offend anyone. you had to check the polls when did you check the polls, while it was happening? and you waited a while to port of apologize for it? look, this really robs every athlete from the spotlight. i mean, they are not the focus. and if they think they are, they need to look at the opener of that show and figure out why billions of christians and those that support us like our jewish husband's were friends. you don't have to be christian because what you know is they took a punch at us and it is fair game for everybody. so, i don't really understand what they think they accomplish through that ioc spokesperson emma but i will nev

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and to dawes, he was a republican and to georgetown was the head of the county democratic party, where politicians showing up all the time. and i'd sort of sit in the backyard, watch that. i also was a debater both in high school and college and you know, that certainly one since i started seeing political conventions when i was ten with my parents and other family. so i was just kind of in my blood. and being an old debater and getting into communication, political communications, just sort of a natural place for my research to go. and you mentioned the book gender an american president, s.c., which i coauthored with ted chuckles at randolph mason and couple of got gold at penn state and we we looked at kind of the speech change is that it happened with women in higher offices and i know you said jolene earlier about you know we had these nine women we looked at who all were presidential quality. their names had been mentioned as possible running mates in some cases. others had been mentioned. women who potentially could run for president and none of them ever got to that point. some

happy, it seems normal, i go to the first one without a fishing rod, the attempt was successful in the dawmented on your performances many times, i sometimes watched the warm-ups, and it happened that, for example, the warm-up didn’t work out very well for you, but nevertheless you somehow pulled yourself together and went to the start line... showed your maximum at the moment, reveal the secret of how you tune in like that, maybe you you listen to some music, like your opponent, petya gumennik, or maybe you watch your favorite naruto episode quickly in the locker room, it depends on the number, if i skate at the beginning, then there is no time after six minutes, just drive up to the coaches and hear them parting words and already go to skate the program, and if i skate, for example , the final one, then i don’t know, i’m just resting, that is, there are no secrets, the music just started playing, you turn off your head, you go, i’m going out to the competition, naturally, i want to show maximum possibilities, you always have a very different style from season to season, you don’t stick t

you know, like, remember when george dawes and whoever and they did masterchef, and then they ate someone's, so that someone's bum? yes, so that probably happened. >> i mean, look at this. >> i mean, look at this. >> look at this blue smurf. it's like a sort of bacchanalian, you know, moloch worshipping, scene. it's absolutely insane. and some people were complaining that you could see the outline of his genhaua could see the outline of his genitalia through his. i think that's the least of it. yeah, and it doesn't. i mean, i don't understand what about. this is french. it just, this this just looks like a weird, acid flashback, as you mentioned. >> what london did . we had >> what london did. we had a whole history about it. you know, we bought our culture, everything into it. at what point did france go? we're going to get a blue transgender smurf to get a blue transgender smurf to roll around in a salad at the french people going, oh, yes, this is very prominent to our country. >> i think that that's the big thing. they didn't seem to be particularly authentically french. yeah, where wer

and it, it truly shows that as a sport, we have come a long way for time olympic medalist, dominique dawes the first black female gymnast to ever win in individual medal at the olympics at the atlanta games in 1996 at the 2012 london games, gabby douglas became the first black gymnast to win an olympic all-around competition. >> fast forward to today. and for the five us women's olympic gymnastics team competing in paris, are women of color, is they're most racially diverse team in history. >> i was trying not to cry honestly, when i saw the makeup of the team it's kinda felt like in my heart i truly felt, wow, we've finally gotten somewhere are finally able to truly show the talent that we had. and it has nothing to do with the color of one's skin. it has to do but what they do on the mat this year's squad, seven time olympic medalist simone biles raining all around olympic champs suni lee, reigning olympic floor champion jade carey, 2020 olympic team silver medalist jordan chiles and rookie hezly rivera, the youngest member of the entire team usa delegation. they've next generation of ki

it it truly he shows that as a sport, we have come a long way four time olympic medalist, dominique dawesck female gymnast to ever win in individual metal at the the olympics at the atlanta games in 1996, at the 2012 london games, gabby douglas became the first black gymnast to win an olympic all all-around competition. petition, fast forward to today and for the five us women's olympic gymnastics team competing in paris, are women of color, is they're most racially diverse his team in history i was fine that the cry honestly, when when i saw the makeup of the team, i just kinda felt like in my heart, i truly felt, wow, we weave finally gotten somewhere. >> finally able to truly show the talent that we had. and it has nothing to do with the color of one's skin. it has to do with what they do on the mat. >> this year's squad seven-time olympic medalist simone biles, reigning all-around olympic champs, suni lee raining olympic floor champion jade carey, 2020 olympic team silver medalist jordan chiles, and rookie hezly rivera, the youngest member of the entire team. you let's say delegation

. >> for time olympic medalist dominique dawes was the first black female gymnast to ever win in individual medal at the olympics at the atlanta games. and 1996. at the 2012 london games gabby douglas became the first black gymnast to win an olympic big all around competition. fast forward to today. and for the five us women's olympic gymnastics team competing in paris are women of color. is there most racially diverse team in history? >> i was fine, not to cry honestly when i saw the makeup of the team, i just kinda fell like in my heart, i truly felt, wow, we weave finally gotten somewhere. finally able to truly show the talent that we had. and it has nothing to do with the color of one's skin. it has to do with what they do on the map this year's squad seven time olympic medalist simone biles, raining all-around olympic champs, suni lee, reigning olympic floor champion, jade carey, 2020 olympic teams silver medalist jordan chiles, and rookie hezly rivera, the youngest member of the entire team usa delegation. they've next generation of kids growing up that's not a question anymore. if th

for the residents here in san francisco, and another part is i am a city employee, and the daw does require me to have that part of my job, so i'm hoping-they have not been able to provide access either, so there is nothing we can do and we are kind in a spot where working with the city and-hf- [audio cut out] or training and i feel the deaf individuals have been left behind and how can we eliminate that and at this point it is a little murky but we need to start thinking how we can catch up and what choices we have. for example, some people are physically unable to work with dsw, so what do we do with that part and what will requirements look like for that? it is becoming a little convoluted for who is possible and what we can do versus what we are told we can't do. so, i think that might effect the policy and we might need to do revamping, but i think dsw does not have all that information and management might need to be taken more in depth then we are looking as far as how we break down those categories, so if we have a dsw in one and the residents in a separate context, how are we makin

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