local deanna is proud that they haven't closed their cafe for a single day since the war started. only once, have they been forced to take evasive action when russian strikes came really close and people ran for shelter? political it, when we heard the shelling, we went to hide in the safe days and after a few minutes we went back to work with the women have set up their own small emergency aids center directly above the cafe. here they collect food medicine and hygiene products. for families fleeing the surrounding villages, some of it has donated some they buy with their own my the bomb. hi, melissa lushly tried to help the smaller children who arrive here from the occupied territories. we have everything, diapers, loaves, toys, all the things they need to feel better today. but he has had edge of touch up. what you all are said the dover, diana and alina have got used to working in a cafe on the front line. still, they help one day to use the emergency room again for its original purpose, having a good time train out of some other stories making news right now. india is carried

do the incubator he has had edge of touch up, which you all are said, the dover deanna. and alina have got used to working in the cafe on the front line . still, they held one day to use the emergency room again for its original purpose. having a good time at the german chancellor house announced plans for a conference to help organize the the reconstruction of ukraine. olaf shout said germany would continue to help rebuild the country's defense systems for as long as necessary. speaking in prague on the future of european policy, the chancellor expressed support for a proposal by the french present emanuel macro, calling for greater political dialogue between states. he also promised backing for the extension of the e. u to include ukraine, moldova, georgia, and the western balkan nations. the name was lance and we aren't taking rush to the attack on peace in europe lying down. we will not stand idly by and watch women men and children being killed in the front or free countries being rubbed off the map and disappearing behind wolves or iron curtains. it's a work line.

but he has had as your budget, but you all are said the dover deanna. and alina have got used to working in the cafe on the front line. still they help one day to use the emergency room again for its original purpose. having a good time on us as multi $1000000000.00 autumn is moon mission has suffered. another disappointment after the u. s. space agency was forced to cancel today's rocket launch because of technical problems. this was the fina tech cape canaveral in florida. when the launch was cold, off the rocket on its unmanned capsule left sitting on the launch pad left off on hold because of fuel leak and the temperature issue with one of the 4 engines. the weather's also been a problem with thunderstorms causing delays. the next attempt or take place until friday at the earliest was a record charlie blackwell. thompson has called a scrub. ok, but the attempt of launch of artist one. this is so for more art, today's problems i spoke with astro biologist and format nasa employee keith county . well, this is 1st, this is a test flight and they'll tel

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deanna shullman. >> aishah: deanna shullman, representing the media organizations who filed in court,t in relation to the raid on former president trump's mar-a-lago home and the judge, judge reinhart reacting today, finding that the entire affidavit should not be sealed. he's given the government a week, so a week from today, that's august 25th, by noon, to submit some redactions to that affidavit. now the question is, john, how much does the doj redact? >> john: i've seen plenty of books redacted by the cia that come out and all you get is pages and pages of black redactions. jonathan turley, fox news contributor and constitutional law attorney. so we do know what was unsealed today. and that was the motion to seal the affidavit, and the order of the motion, order of motion to seal it. so, that's not going to tell us a whole lot. deanna shullman did say, she did not get clues what's in the affidavit, it presents a road map for the investigation. includes information about confidential informants and witnesses. this was a rather solemnonic decision, seeking a middle ground here. >> j

the attack killed doria deanna, the daughter of a russian hotline nationalist. both beginner and her father have publicly supported russia's war in ukraine. key of has denied any involvement german, chancellor of shelters and canada, meeting with his counterpart to discuss expanding that countries energy partnership . germany hopes to boost gas applies as it tries to, and it's dependence on russia. well, that's it for me for now. but after a short break, we'll be back with a documentary film, looking at how social media is influencing our lives, watching dw use life rebellion. i'm told me on logical watch a vibrant habitat ended go listening place of long the mediterranean sea seen it almost far and to far a dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean.

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. >> fairfield police chief deanna cantrell is going to retire by the end of the year. she battles cancer. cantrell was diagnosed earlier this year and it's her second bout with cancer. the disease attacking her blatter some 12 years ago. cantrell says her 28 years of experience in law enforcement has been rewarding. but this latest diagnosis is making her realize it's time to be with family. >> just time, you know, it's time for me to go spend time with family and to do some other things. and and it was a rude awakening that i'm just not going to live forever and and so i want to do some other things. >> control was sworn in as fairfield's first female police chief in october of 2020. she will pass off the police chief role. the captain dan marshall. >> coming up, the bodies of 2 young children found in a suitcase how they ended up in the possession of a family involved. investigators try to figure out how they were killed, who killed him and when it happened. and a new warning from contra costa warning from contra costa officials on vizzy's i meet three sisters. the d

so i just want to give you all brittany sunglass deanna moved to new york and year ago for her marketing job. she was sharing an apartment with a friend when their rent rose by $1000.00 per person or about how i was able to find $1000.00 increase per person, was just completely unreasonable and not something that i felt comfortable doing. like i could technically, i could do it, but i would have to like, never go out anymore and reduce my 41 k. and it's those sort of things that i just wasn't willing to do living room area. so she now piece $3500.00 for her new apartment. it slightly more expensive than the old one, but she also feels the space is an upgrade yet. we watch the batch are here. i just feel really fortunate. like i know that there are so many other people who had a rent increase and are not in my situation where they could afford and even the increase that i ended up taking or, you know, had to move elsewhere or even worse, you know, put in a really dire financial situation for fabian bravo. moving would be too expensive. so he's fighting to be able to stay city appointed bo

how possible to mentioned one of ideologies of russian imperialism as innocent victim. daria deanna, the daughter of prominent russian philosopher, alexander doogan, was killed in a car bombing in moscow. russian authorities have accused ukrainian special services of the murder, while ukraine has denied any involvement. we have requested a response from the vatican, but are yet to hear back. let's discuss this live now with john laughlin, a political scientist, an international studies specialist. pope francis is referred to daria deena as an innocent victim. why have this comment? sparks such discontent among ukrainian officials? well, you're right to use the word officials in the plural, because you've quoted the ukrainian ambassadors and i only see, but there was a advisor in the presidential administration and kia who also made a remark about doria to dinner, describing her as a propagandist and not offering any sympathy, but instead implying as the ambassador did that she deserved to die, it makes you go, makes your blood run cold when you read these kinds of things. firstly, be

chief deanna cantrell made that decision after being diagnosed with breast cancer. interim city manager has selected captain dan marshall to take the helm as police chief upon chief cantrell's departure. in a video statement on the fairfield police department page, chief cantrell says this is her second bout with cancer. we of course wish her the very best. >>> still to come, keeping the memory of olivia newton-john alive in the bay area. we'll show you how, next. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. m

the fbi says it recovered after the search on august 8th media attorney deanna showman says the publicthe government should have provided more information about the requested redactions, whether it's safety of witnesses. >> you know, integrity of the investigation, surveillance needs. >> the fbi wanted to keep the entire affidavit under seal. but a federal judge required this redacted version. president biden says it's up to the doj to decide trump's actions compromise national in the meantime, showman says she will keep fighting to have more information made public reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> time now for a check of your forecast. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see all that fog really come in and hot. well, cold, i meteorologist rodriguez. take a look at just how warm we got today because the sun was out for quite a bit. yeah, but out of the 90's. so that's the good news for our hottest inland valleys. noel. in fact, livermore, you were at 93 yesterday, cooling down to 89 degrees, which is right about where you should be for this time of ye

ah, this is dw news alive for berlin, a high profile, killing in russia. diarrhea, deanna, the daughter of a russian ultra nationalist dies and a suspected coll bomb attack. a father alexander duke in is an advisor to russian president vladimir putin also coming up a bloody siege at a hotel. and the somali capital mogadishu comes to an end authority say they've managed to save a 100 hostages, but many.

what's laudable, in principle to bad it is number one that the united states has in its deanna. the idea that people should be free and it is seen later when large meant as a tool for standing by that principle, i think that's one of the reasons that mister biden, the secretary general of nato, other name, their leaders, were unwilling to renounce that principle. but it's not accurate to say that ukraine is on its own. ukraine has enormous support. ukraine is getting a huge amount of political, economic, and military support from nato countries. even though a decision has been made correct in my mind, not to escalate not to put boots on the ground, not to enforce the no fly zone. because that would mean war between nato and russia back could need world war 3. now you mentioned that neither supposedly is being very deliberate, not to, you know, make provocative gestures towards russia and just the other day american secretaries of defense and state met with some of their allies at the american military base in germany to discuss the possible supplies of weapons, which are going t

so i think this is one of the conditions which i think so deanna a step in and it is going through a basically the problem be focused on a cd to them at the end with emergency workers are battling and enormous plays at a mattress factory in the northern indian state of r pradesh, more than half a dozen fire department vehicles are reported to have sped to this scene after the fire broke out on the building. second floor, no casualties have been reported, and authorities are still to investigate. the cause of the blight rushes national guard continues to tackle a forest fire in the rise on region around 2200 kilometer south of moscow. the blaze has been burning for almost a week, and emergency workers have now dropped around 320 tons of water in an effort to extinguish it. at one point, the fire encompassed an area of 17 hectares. that's around the size of $32.00 football fields. ah, a democrat lead subcommittee has claimed that former president donald trump, abused his post to promote an unproven treatment for coven 19 splashing out millions of dollars on quickly abandoned tests for

them were killed, the video was posted anonymously on a pro ukrainian channel finish journalists, deanna ship. petrovitch, who reports from don bass, told us that such ukrainian military actions are aimed at provoking a tough response from russia. unfortunately, continue and what we see here and what we have witnessed, 4 or 8 years, series of publications against russian population. and of course, this kind of evens, they are new for russians, but they are not new g, a for us, for people who don't us and where we are. we have faith, all kind of provocation, but this video was absolutely brutal, absolutely discussing. and of course, the gauge or, or moral and ethics, what can be, what we see here, what we have weakness here from the february that russia is doing a very good post. this very limited operation with limited loss and the other side is waiting a total war against russian population in russian communities. what they want is the. ready rushes or the dorm troops will re page that's kind of trusted, and that is what they are wasting, so that they can do everything again, upside dow

maybe we, afghans or muslims are not as important to them as deanna will be bringing you more in afghanistan and how it's people have been trying to get their lives back to normal. since the turbulent us pull out in our special coverage throughout this month. no nation, no nation has ever done anything like a letter where 2 brothers left for the one wants you to michigan. ah mm. china has announced a new set of military drills around tie one after the islands leader met with members of another american congressional delegation. this time, the chinese defense ministry has given no details about where and when the drills will be conducted. in contrast to previous rounds, beijing has accused us of encouraging the islands independence movement through the sale of weapons and engagement between the us politicians. anti ones, a local government. despite this, washington has insisted it does not support independence for the territory and has no formal diplomatic ties with the island. a delegation of us officials landed in ty, pay on sunday to meet with local politicians about regional security, bil

well, fairfield police chief deanna cantrell will retire by the end of the year as she battles cancer cantrell was diagnosed earlier this year and it's her second bout with cancer. the disease attacking her bladder 12 years ago. cantrell says her 28 years of experience in law enforcement has been rewarding. but this latest diagnosis made her realize it was time to be with family. cantrell is sworn in as fairfield's first female police chief in october of 2020. she will pass off the police chief role to captain dan marshall. gun control is front and center at the state capitol with democratic lawmakers voicing support for president biden's actions on so-called ghost guns. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports, opponents argue more gun laws will not help. >> an offense enough assembly member mike gibson of carson speaking with passion today alongside several of his democratic colleagues. all of them in agreement, gun violence in california and across the nation has gotten out of control live, taken away. due to guns, mass destruction. today, they commend the president biden

deanna schulman... she 'ust bean thanks guys. deanna schulman...e trump search. they say the judge has ordered the justice department of file proposed reductions of the affidavit under seal by next thursday. so that some breaking news brought to you there, coming from west palm beach, florida. these are all ongoing come of these various legal battles. and of course, all these are ongoing as donald trump contemplates a 2024 presidential rerun. let's look at what impact his legal battles might have on that — if any. isaac arnsdorf is a national political reporter, the washington post. good to have you with us, we were just hearing a little bit there that there might be some more information given to the public when it came to the search at mar—a—lago. i'm just curious, all these various battles in the different pieces of information that is i suppose evolving to the public, does it make a difference to trump's support? well, he's been successfully leveraging this latest controversy into a significant fundraising, more than $1 million a day on several

these google power, mobile devices, no matter who manufactured them, would be in any way more secure. deanna would have thought, where is the decision making sense located the generates cybersecurity threats, like disabling smartphones in the u. s. council, and what do you think yourself? well yes, i think it's her whom area to live that i'm working with in this way. this is, you may be right, it is where our enemies are, you know, but you know, i'm not so much worried about the hostile activities, but rather about the fact that the threat landscape in russia has changed so drastically. the number of cyber attacks where getting has surged and many foreign made cyber security systems have stopped working. as you know, many foreign software producers have withdrawn from the russian market and therefore sees to provide maintenance for their systems is that up for. but at the same time, nobody seems to care. every one is at ease. we are still operating the same programs we had before. the special military operation was launched by nasha. and we see today's kia can amik indicators telling us we n

latest incident, how russia security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of daddy deanna. she's the daughter of a cloth advice or to bloody me to putting. she was killed in a car bomb a few days ago in, in moscow, and russia accusing ukraine. we have not heard from ukraine yet, but suddenly this race is the alarm here. another thing that has been wasting the alarms are that reports by intelligence community that russia has been a mass thing. missiles and other types of weapons in belie roof. ukrainian officials say russia fire drunk, for 3 towns goes to these operation nuclear plant injuring at least 4 people. europe's largest nuclear scientists come in to repeated shelling in recent weeks, raising fears of a disaster has been under russian control since march. the 2 sides blame each other for the attacks. moscow has requested a un security council meeting to discuss the situation at the plant and people across the river from the plant fee. the continued shelling is extremely dangerous to the normal his ins in july. it was one reactor, so here there are 6, it could be mor

and deanna has become the 1st us states ban abortion. after the supreme court overturned the land, rover wade ruling, the decision comes into effect on september 15th, with some exceptions. it means women in indiana can only get an abortion in cases of rape or incest. when the mother's health is at risk, abortion with previously allowed up to 20 weeks into pregnancy. well those are the headlines next. it's witness the a. 7 7 good, and it will come over in a room for me when i went on, did it to get ended and then, but i can develop what that is all going on. my grand, you know, see, in fact that, i mean, i said get a key, impose your call it a kia, i'm the last you there from when i meet up with with with with this one. i think just the i'm a a a a b is equal she will need the most security for security reasons. oh my god, or newcastle. i would call myself go to school in little symbol. the name cassandra is not my name. cause unless cassandra is an alias, we're always just root permanent. good can tell you, is that am a high ranking off

next up deanna pauns day lee own. [applause] i would say-i dont know if everyone knows a lot of times when folks are doing this work we are fighting within the bure ocacy, fighting within government to advance equity and sometimes when you go in community they don't know you are doing the fighting inside and they fight you too, and i want to say that deanna has been fighting inside and outside and really working hard to get it right even when people are telling her on both sides it is wrong, so i want to thank her so much for her commitment and dedication. [applause] i wascytic sit sitting in the back with tracey brown and we were like we should have had valerie-i don't know if anybody has been a call with valerie. valerie is like your time is up you need to move. valerie is like amazing. she is not just-known as mama bear and think mayor breed gave her the title but valerie commitment and dedication to advancing this work is the model we should all seek to follow, and to replicate. she is so committed to this. to the

so, deanna cofounded the college for students just like her younger sister.xperience the magic of college. >> high, everybody. >> college of adaptive arts is a lifelong equitable collegiate experience for adults with special needs of all different abilities. who historically haven't had access to college education. we have 10 schools of instruction, and they get the same access to the area of classes that any college student can select. i want for every student that walks through our doors to be treated like they are thinking intellectual that they are. >> i love you. >> my experience with my sister, is to be a better more authentic transparent person. i'm so humbled each and every day by their depth, the ideas and ways to make the world a better place. >> to see the full story, go to cnn heroes.com. everyone, thanks for watching, our coverage continues. >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. >>> ahead on the cnn newsroom, the white house is raising concerns about the classified documents former presiden

so much for joining us tonight bradfordh us today courtesy of tom and margaret morris and john and deanna kinnaman. bradford pearson is an award-winning journalist. whose work examines everything from magicians to japanese-american incarceration to his own kidnapping. he's written for the new york times esquire time men's health and philadelphia magazines among many other publications. he is a recipient of the german marshall fund of the united states marshal memorial fellowship, which took him to europe to study media on the continent. he grew up in hyde park new york, and now lives in philadelphia with his wifd

ah, president vick deanna co rich fled his country with help from russian special forces. he was flown by helicopter to moscow. ah, this isn't a had to pay for death in the system by show the for oh, for tatiana ukraine's leaders like villains in a coma corporate credit union. chris kim, kim michael. i need them for that to fuck you show me what's wrong? oh, they can run away from the country. the entire gradient treasury accounts had a few $1000.00. so the point is that entire treasury was robbed. a soon after the revolution, ukraine's people discovered how their president had been living. luna jefferson was that iraq? isn't that mission with me? natalie of dollars the extent to sort of absurdity of descriptions. amazing story. log cabin thing, the biggest log cabin in the world setting, frankly, amazing. a state so enormously. if you're gonna walk around it, you're not gonna get around it in a day. ah, was which fine liable of schwartz said palace. you see cautious, you could fill that out for the hospital. i, you know, push the little on the new one a little bit. as a b

. ♪♪ >> bradford pearson is with us today courtesy of tom and margaret morris and john and deanna kinnamanadford pearson is an award-winning journalist whose workry examines everything from magicians to japanese-americans, incarceration to his own kidnapping. he's written for the new york times, time, men's health and philadelphia magazine among many other publications. he is a recipient of the german marshall fund of the united states marshal memorial fellowship which took him to europe to study media on the continent. he grew up in hyde park, new york and now lives in philadelphia with his wife and two children. the eagles of heart mountain is his first book. give a warmom savannah welcome. [applause] >> thank you for that nice intro and thank you all for coming today, it means a lot to me. this book originally came out januaryja of 2021 so this is the first in presentnt book event ie been able to do in 13 months -- the 13 months this book has been out. this is my debut book and it means a lot to me to be able to sit in front of people as opposed to just tidy camera on my laptop in my ki

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