what did you make of his performance today, kyle edmond?sive in total controh _ very impressive in total control. his opponent is not by any needs_ control. his opponent is not by any needs a bad player. he's played — any needs a bad player. he's played very well over the last few years. but today, carlos alcaraz— few years. but today, carlos alcaraz was just dominating him — alcaraz was just dominating him he _ alcaraz was just dominating him. he is improving on the grass— him. he is improving on the grass each match i suspect you williust— grass each match i suspect you willjust continue to improve. you _ willjust continue to improve. you look— willjust continue to improve. you look at his movement. can you see that it is changing to adapt to the grass?- you see that it is changing to adapt to the grass? exactly for when ou adapt to the grass? exactly for when you come _ adapt to the grass? exactly for when you come off _ adapt to the grass? exactly for when you come off of - adapt to the grass? exactly for when you come off of the - adap

in those days, edmond moussian was one of them who, according to his mother, was for protection people barricade and wanted to be a refuge for those who were running away from shooting. finally, edmond moussin was returning home when he was shot in the stomach in front of the al-jawad mosque located in haftir square and died due to severe bleeding in jam hospital. after his father's martyrdom, the hypocrites attack the father of the family and make him testify. he describes the wife of the martyr that day as follows : he was shot by the hypocrites from khordad institute in 1960, and it is a few streets away that his father was the target. only two people were shot by the same hypocrites atefeh godini's martyrdom at the hands of hypocrites, at the end of his life imam sada and sima news agency clarified that he had not given the first president. he didn't have it and this was given and he implemented it because the people had voted continuously. in shahrivar 1358, heated debates were going on about the legal authority and the limits of authority, and there were a few among the opponents

host: we will start with chris in edmond, oklahoma, and independent. caller: >> we will take you to connecticut where president biden will be talking to the safer communities at summit. you're watching live coverage on c-span. >> -- a 2023 graduate from washington university and a survivor of the marjorie's mass shooting and parkland, florida. on valentine's day in

then travel to his golf course and the town of edmond step. well, that's where he's expected to give his 1st speech off to appearing quotes in miami . well, gabriel and his own there is life for us now in buttons, does the gabriel, the trump drama continues. what are you expecting where you are? were expecting the former president to arrive here at the trump national golf course and betterments or new jersey within an hour or so and a little over an hour. we expect him to get a speech here on this stage. behind me, several dozen of his, a wealthy supporters are here because this is actually a pre planned campaign fundraiser that was scheduled well before the indictment came down. is a fundraiser that potentially could garner trump's campaign more than $2000000.00 this evening. many of his supporters already here waiting for trump to arrive for their have dinner with him. but really what everyone is now waiting for is trump's comments. he says you will be making remarks here in about an hour or so after he arrives here. it will be his 1st real

bookshop and edmonds washington harvey's tales in geneva, illinois in terra bag books in dallas and main street books in lafayette, indiana. and this is the 31st year in a row that publishers weekly has given out. the bookstore of the year award. and we say, congratulations to midtown scholar in harrisburg. and now we turn from bookselling to ebook podcasting. torie clarke is a former politico operative who worked for both presidents george h.w. bush and george w bush. she decided to start a podcast to highlight her love of books. it's called chatter on books. and she recently joined booktv to talk about it. torie clarke how do you go from a career in politics to a spokesperson at the department of defense to a book podcaster? what's the track there? the track is when i was very young. i loved books. books were my sanctuary. they were my safe place. they were my escape. and then umpteen years of multiple jobs. my god, you guys, you and i have known each other for so long, and i've worked in every agency in town and raising a family. there was no time for books. so now the jobs are a

the bbc�*s clare balding rounds up the day for us with 2018 australian open semi finalist kyle edmonder. we have a multinational lined up for the quarterfinals and it is led by the top seed from spain, carlos alcaraz. what did you make of his performance today? very impressive in total control. his opponent is not by any needs a bad player. he's played very well over the last few years. but today, carlos alcaraz was just dominating him. he is improving on the grass each match i suspect you willjust continue to improve. you look at his movement. can you see that it is changing to adapt to the grass? exactly for when you come off of the play to go into shots expecting to slide, to push off a lot easier on the grass he cannot do that. you really have to take adjustment steps. first on slipping over a few times and that is quite natural here at queens as well especially on the fresh, green grass. that is this a each match is getting more and more and more comfortable. making his debut here at queens, and he knows if he wins a title he will go back to number one in the world ahead of novak

after his quotes appear installed from fruit to his golf course in edmonds, the new jersey where he gave a defined speech to some of what his have to say. the president enjoys unconstrained authority to make decisions regarding the disposal of documents, thats unconstrained to make that decision. neither the archivist nor congress has the authority to veto the president's decision. the presidential records act does not. and for any mandatory or even discretionary authority, or the archivist to classify records under the statute, this responsibility is left solely to the president of the united states. think of that, that's the decision. let's get more on this. we have ethan bam. and he's a commentator on us politics and the national sit and nationally syndicated to radio host based in law sons' names isn't as a strong charles this case could drag on well pos next is elections. what effect it is, all of this having on from political position? me jack, thank you for having me on his political position with his core base of supporters is on changed. they are open to hearing. absolutely fals

fight against corruption support for fighters on the front line, as well as environmental mission edmond zhelbunov. i talked to those. whose calling is it to help others? in this headquarters, work does not stop even for an hour, volunteers fill thousands of boxes and send medicines to the front every day to help the wounded soldiers. the main thing for the guys is to help and get to where they are most needed. so, for all 10 years and in every region of russia, these ideals have remained unchanged from the day when the president first voiced the idea of ​​​​creating a new all-russian organization. i see in this room a variety of people, but everyone is bright. courageous and determined faces are so great, success to all of us thank you. at first it was the all-russian people's front, then the people's front for russia, now it's just the people's front, the names changed, but not the principles. this movement has always united those for whom common goals are more important than their own ambitions, so the contribution of each activist is appreciated. i would like to wish us all victory,

ussr yes, and how else would the whole country know his father, the famous director and screenwriter edmond, osayan, and tigran himself appeared as a boy. in one of the episodes the legendary paternal trilogy about the elusive avengers, tigran himself has not been limited for a long time. only in the chair of the director, many viewers are well aware of his sharp statements as a host of political programs, as well as his firm patriotic position, how a macron can speak on behalf of the whole of europe when even a professional was sent to look after him for negotiations in china. fonderlay gynecologist, dear americans from ukraine, we will figure it out ourselves. you main thing is not to climb the international sawmill, the yankees are not for it's no secret that this was one of the reasons why his wife, the famous media manager margarita simonyan, was included in all kinds of lists of western sanctions, as during the time, at first, our special operations changed to the hand of his acquaintances and colleagues, and why he even considers threats against him as recognition with his work. this

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rain also slammed edmond, oklahoma. the city was under a severe storm warning and was at risk of winds of up to 70 miles per hour. and recovery efforts are under way in tulsa after storms caused miles of destruction. officials urged residents to stay home and off the roads. at the height of the storms, nearly 300,000 customers across oklahoma were left without power. >>> american golfer wyndham clark took home his first major s.n in los angeles. the 29-year-old held off rory mcilroy as he tapped in for a par on the 18th hole. clark finished the tournament at ten under. mcilroy birdied the first hole yesterday, but it was his only one of the day. he hasn't won a major since 2014. clark won his first pga tournament just six weeks ago. >>> today the nation is observing juneteenth. the federal holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the united states. president biden signed a law in 2021 to make juneteenth a federal holiday. over the weekend many places across the country celebrated including d.c. that's where tourists g

edmond dolbanov studied the methods of the german political struggle.his, without exaggeration, sensational result of voting in germany was called a historical and even a turning point, and the german press is not shy about expressions, the results of the elections of the landrat, that is, the head of the district of the berg zone in southern thuringia, are supposedly a threat to democracy and even a political earthquake, what is actually hidden behind the screaming headlines of an unseasoned politician, and a simple fifty-year-old lawyer robert zelman, representing the opposition party of the alternative. for germany, he won almost 53% of the votes in the second round of local elections and was ahead of his rival from the christian democratic union of the current head of administration jurgen küper, while köper was supported by other parties, green social democrats, liberals, and even leftists, but unsuccessfully, the district is making history. now the adg has become at the party at the municipal level in thuringia, and also in the federal republic of

in 2018, the painting edmond did allow me became the 1st a i generated artwork on the market painted by an algorithm, stead with 15000 portraits from various periods. it was the 1st a hard work to be solved by christie's. earn some $433000.00 for the french art collective office, which provided the inventive develop, the family trees, gold frames, and the algorithmic formula in lieu of an artist signature. but when the machine is trained on millions of images and sophisticated algorithms create works of art, who deserves the credit ai, the programmer for the arts and artist that provided the data like because so rembrandt or van go a i arteries as many questions not just ethical and legal ones for vince and bridge, who teaches at the berlin university of the arts. it's the mess of the artist that matters into some big coffer. what is my if this is one book, yet? if i buy a painting knowing it's buy bowski out, i'm more willing to spend a lot of money and look at it for hours. imagining him painting it in new york is the then if i see exactly the same picture, knowing it was only crea

the painting edmond did allow me became the 1st a i generated ard work on the market, painted by an algorithm, stead with 15000 portraits from various periods. it was the 1st a artwork to be solved by christie's. it earned some $433000.00 for the french art collective obvious, which provided the invented, develop, the family trees, gold frames, and the algorithmic formula in lieu of an artist signature. but when the machine is trained on millions of images and sophisticated algorithms create works of art, who deserves the credit ai, the programmer for the arts and artist that provided the data like picasso, rembrandt, or van go a i arteries as many questions not just ethical and legal ones for vincent, brits who teaches at the berlin university of the arts. it's the midst of the artist that matters. did call for, but despite the front desk yet, if i buy a painting knowing it's by bowski out, i'm more willing to spend a lot of money and look at it for hours. imagining him painting it in new york. the then if i see exactly the same picture, knowing it was only created by a computer algorithm, b

the sources to possibly add i was a female at and the previous administration on tooth number 14 edmonds. trish and when i looked at it it didn't print to 16 and that had that. and number of cases in court, 3 cases, criminal cases asked for not cooperating with the state told me to be via this will say is of content. and those cases came to an end in november printed printed after getting before the quote, a $159.00 times for more than 15 years. jimmy for us has provided a platform for open discussions in times, and yet that has made each one of the most prominent socially picking sites in the country. despite the best efforts of the previous leadership of the late joining model fully and wish it was subject to numerous obstacles and oppressive law enforcement. back. now, menlo sees positive change in press freedoms and free speech. and townsend? yeah. president, send me a son who took office in 2021 has broken a significantly from happy faces policies. she has lifted the media button and advise the freedom of speech within the country. so if i look on pad, the contact is that you are th

more robot wrote, you sign on the piece from the testimony of an arrest, edmond, the organization of ukrainian national. this, the both couldn't put out resistance. they had no weapons, we'd beat them with whatever we could on the street. and the flats initiates the battle last at about 4 hours. then everyone went home in 9043 from the front guns, one of the big as well go to tragedies and fold it in an area code. i believe the, the, the, you know, the 20th showing the idea, she said that the nature board control room for 2 of us that we should few in each for the nearest piece or else in the world. and the, the primary care of what we mean that each best buy the, the but the, because there are 2 of them in the mustang. but then i mean needs good for us for lack of so videos here and your billing strategy and making sure so that are the most cost street type. every scenario is you can show any of the pin or we can get away ring code to the touch as bushy pads that all sorts of things don't really use a way. so therefore, management goes on. pressure is a little as to the field was re

come in, edmonds to the us present, try to buy it, and then they tow secretary general, have reaffirmed the unity and supports for ukraine, and it's war against russia in a meeting at the white house in stilton, bergen biden said the commitments to keith was unwavering. and the support to say we are providing together to ukraine is now making defense on the battlefield as we speak because the offensive is launched under ukrainians are making progress and making advances. it's been for today's extensive, this easter time made it clear to every inch of later territory. i say it again to compare with united states and the article 5, this rock saw. well, that maintained k miles off, the russian launch to major missile strike on the central city of creating the early on tuesday. and these 10 people have been reported dead and dozens injured. so now how reports from the capital t the seeing these by now familiar lead, the location changes. this is creevy, racine, central ukraine, president below the music. lensky is hometown and in the early hours of tuesday morning, the target of a russian m

these loved much edmonds about that. now i think the, even this i hate isn't very discuss each that lead. you must also take into consideration the amount of is good for that exist. i mean that's in the, these, i mean the, the, i'm the, i like to focus on social, the cisco for this much bigger and these like in fancy it must be like a deal. like be in the yeah. with this a lot. and then vision. there's only $1000000000.00 every day that goes into this go by the as the so that would be assessment. that's the again, because that gives you these basic daniel label. so you have to accept that. and we say in recent years, countries like great britain, others call for their version of separation from the european union. could this be down the road for other countries like france and even belgium is really there is very need to says guns has the ability of helping trends and then does engage and bedroom. even notice that jimmy's gonna ship it up for you helping county. and he needs an idea that jim and people have been in the c

edmond public school are confident that the school complied with law and reacted in a reasonable mannerd they didn't know this student was a boy, they just enrolled a few days before the incident took place and the parents registered this student as a girl. what is your reaction to that? >> same as it was day of the fight. how did you not know, first of all. two, they knew. the child had been in school a couple of weeks and had already this trouble. with other students and my daughter. i don't understand that statement. >> carley: go ahead. >> the week prior, friday before the fight, the male student was pulled out of the girl's bathroom and searched for weapons because he had made a threat against my client's daughter and my client's daughter told the vice principal the student was in fact a boy. they knew there was a chance it was a boy. the police report shows pate paternity -- identifying the student as a male. the school is lying, they didn't comply and i can't wait to get discovery, it will they violated the law and stand to lose 5% of funding. >> carley: what does success look li

edmond zheltunov found out what a real alternative he is to the inhabitants of germany.ult in germany was called a historical and even a turning point , and the german press is not shy about expressions, the results of the elections of the landrat, that is, the head of the district, the berg zone in southern thuringia. this is an alleged threat to democracy and even a political earthquake, what is really hidden behind the screaming headlines, not a seasoned politician, and a simple fifty-year-old lawyer robert zelman, representing the opposition party alternative for germany, won almost 53% of the votes in the second round of local elections and outran his rival from the christian democratic union, the current head of the administration, jurgen koepper, while koepper was supported by other parties, green social democrats are liberals, and even leftists, but unsuccessfully the district of the berguy zone. now odes has become a people's party at the municipal level in the türg, as well as in the federal to the republic of germany they are just really just a sign by the pol

host: we will start with chris in edmond, oklahoma, and independent. caller: >> we will take you to connecticut where president biden will be talking to the safer communities at summit. you're watching live coverage on c-span. >> -- a 2023 graduate from washington university and a survivor of the marjorie's mass shooting and parkland, florida. on valentine's day in 2018, bullets shattered and tore through our classroom walls, laptops, books, and my classmates' bodies right before my eyes. i called my parents to tell them how much i love them and tell them my last goodbye. i spent nearly every day since fighting so no one has to experience what i did. no 16-year-old should have to hide beneath the body of their murdered classmate to, but i did. school should not be a war zone. i've seen firsthand the power of raising my voice. i'm so proud to be here amongst many of you who have raised their voices and taken action. unfortunately, parkland was on my only experience with gun violence. my uncle was shot and killed years before when he was just 18 your --

i jumped quickly to look at the reaction to the tweet, and the tweet is you and john lewis at the edmond pettus bridge in selma and i wondered what you and john lewis would be saying? >> he said never give up, and never give in, and even in the darkest moment continue the fight. and he is absolutely right. so many stakeholders and activists and ordinary alabama black voters who have prayed for this moment, who have marched for tho moment, and literally put their lives on line, and continue to fight that we restore the voting rights act of 1965. i never would have thought that john lewis was bludgeoned on the bridge, that the cause that the foot soldiers fought for would be the cause that we, this generation would fight for so hold on to the progress that we made and try to advance it. i can't tell you how excited i am about this opportunity for alabama to have not one democratic representative but hopefully two. >> how do you square this with the conservative majority going forward? what do you take from it? >> i would hope it would mean, because i have attended the oral argument, and i

region on gas supply to gasification and development of industrial production, while the company, as edmondsure, is not only investing in the future, but also actively investing in the preservation of the cultural heritage of our country. every year companies seem to compete at the site of the economic forum who has the most modern stand and the largest screen this time gazprom decided to create a new trend and, together with the kunstkammer , prepared a real museum hall of guests in in this pavilion there are 15 figures representing different peoples of russia. here, for example, the germans are the chukchi, khanty on the other side of the bashkirs, tatars, and buryats. joint project of the company and the museum of anthropology and ethnography today at the stand of gazprom alexey miller signed several agreements at once. economy of industry and immediately 12 governors, the parties agreed on the gasification of the russian regions and the use of natural gas as a motor fuel, and then alexey miller and the director of the chamber’s release andrei golovnev also shook hands with an agreement

we put that to the folks at edmonds for their take.ntithetical, we are talking electrification and they have to look at their core business and for gm, trucks is 1/3 of their business. a profitable end of the business. they must be vested into. >> could there be second thoughts at general motors headquarters? in the press release it said, quote, also highlights the company's commitment to provide customers a strong portfolio of internal combustion engine vehicles for years to come. guess we will find out. what is beyond dispute is these trucks are tremendous big sellers and the big profit center for general motors. if you look the f 150 from ford, the biggest selling truck out there that you can find, gmc sierra and chevy silverado sales outstripped the c150. both those companies are using profits trucks, to the internal combustion engine trucks to finance the new future of electricity. don't know if we will be alive when we see that change. dave: exactly. i don't know. i think it will take a long time. thank you very much. jason, you

it's a grand slam for edmond for two cardinals chased after just three innings.iants down five, three in the ninth, down to their final strike. mike, you strip ski of flair for the dramatic crushes. the giovanni gallegos pitched deep into the seats. it's a two run homer to tie the game and a kiss for his teammates. and we go to the 10th yazoo on second to start the inning and he's coming home on this single by tiro estrada. that's the go ahead run the giants tack on two more in the inning and camilo duvall comes in for his national league leading 18th save giants win 8 to 5. they sweep the cardinals to improve to a season high four games over 500. could warriors forward jonathan kuminga beyond the trading block. according to a report in espn, the warriors may be looking to trade kuminga in order to move up in next week's nba draft. golden state currently holds the number 19 pick and kuminga after a promising rookie season stagnated in his sophomore campaign, fell out of the rotation completely in the postseason. but he is talented, very athletic and only 20 years

promote the implementation of large-scale projects aimed at improving the quality of life of people, edmondst day of the forum went. the tauride palace of st. petersburg has not seen such bright and original participants of the forum for a long time the northern capital is hosting the first ever forum of women of the north, and who, if not valentina matvienko, will open the plenary session today in this hall , public leaders of indigenous peoples have gathered. here, those who, in the harsh northern conditions, can easily fold a tent, catch a fish , deftly lasso a deer, manage a dog sled, and at the same time are engaged in the creation of digital chairs. this forum brought together women living and working in the most severe territories of the country in siberia and the far east, they are all representatives of indigenous and indigenous peoples of the north are literally the guardians of the hearth, and here a subtle connection with the outside world is not easy to maintain today, but the indigenous peoples have been very good for centuries. ah, there is a lot of work going on, in fact, to

grand slam for edmond for two.chased after allowing five runs in three innings. now, five three in the ninth. the giants down to their last strike. mike yastrzemski of flair for the dramatic crushes the giovanni gallegos pitched deep into the seats for a two run homer to tie the game at five. as he blows a kiss to his teammates to the 10th yaz on second to start the inning and he's coming home on this single by tiro estrada and that's the go ahead run the giants tack on two more in the inning and camilo duvall comes on for his national league leading 18th save giants win 8 to 5 they sweep the cardinals to improve to a season high four games over 500. could the warriors be in the market to trade forward? jonathan kuminga could he be on the trading block? according to a report in espn, the warriors, they may be looking to trade him in order to move up in next week's nba draft. golden state currently holds the number 19 pick and kuminga after a promising rookie campaign, he stagnated his sophomore season, fell out of

and i'm a chunk of it just stayed on track and it's been so in a records when she saw edmond's grand slam type of histories around for the french open after a straight sets when of a springs out of 100 salvage. fixing the welcome to the program, we continue to follow developments out of india as a rescue operation. it's been on the way for several hours now off to a huge train crash. at least a 120 people have now report to be been killed. hundreds more have been injured. many passengers, at least to be trapped in overturned carriages. there is a frantic rescue effort to try and find survive as it happened in the eastern state of the shipped with official saying multiple trains. what involves me? bunker has more now. large numbers of passengers were forced to clamber out to rec strain carriages in the financial district of additional states. the bodies of those killed in the impact street across the sections of track. the themes of rescue was rushed to the scene, but were overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster. that large numbers of people see a truck to be able to coaches, aged hi

tomorrow at the museum, kristi and the other skaters, including paulina edmonds, will read from someseveral authors of children's books will also take part in the readings. well, san mateo county this weekend will hold its annual pride celebration. a parade kicks off the festivities at second and be streets starting at 10:00 tomorrow morning. the parade will end at san mateo central park, where the main pride celebration will be held starting at 11 a.m. tomorrow. the activities include live entertainment and vendors, booths and information desks. the county health department will hold a free and vaccine walkup clinic. all right. the answer is it's a fun trivia contest. celebrating pride month in oakland. the question is, what's the event happening today with oakland mayor chang told the oakland lgbt center and jeopardy! champion amy schneider right there. well, they'll be holding a queer youth trivia night beginning at 6 p.m. inside city council chambers. the event celebrates diversity, but it also uplifts the young people of oakland. there will be food prizes, dozens of family frien

christine and the other skaters, including paulina edmonds, will read from some of their favorite bookside celebration this weekend. a parade kicks off festivities at second and be streets. it starts at 10:00 to morning tomorrow morning, it ends at san mateo central park. mornings on two is hitting the road for a zip trip to santa rosa. so this is home and it's a great it's great. it's close to the city this it's in the bay area. it's close to san francisco. and we're taking you to some of this north bay city's favorite restaurants and bars, including the legendary russian river brewing company that's become a staple across the region. we started making the planet younger in 2005, simply as a winter season on release to try to drum up some business, plus, who's up for some trivia? santa rosa's home to one of the top chefs and most well-known foodies in the country

host: we will start with chris in edmond, oklahoma, and independent.aller: hi, good morning carl and john. thank you for taking my call. i am going into my second year of psychiatry residency and i am actually at work right now. don't worry i am not ignoring my patients. i wanted to call in i feel a lot of the time this conversation around trans issues and trans children and gender affirming care of the pediatric population is so misinformed. there is this fixation because of people like he was thought cool on youtube who made that documentary what is a woman? people like him. getting bomb threats called into boston children's hospital and doing stochastic terrorism based on the belief that children are out here getting bottom surgery. getting genital surgeries for willy-nilly. as far as i know, this is incredibly rare and happens after years of counseling involving parents, the minor or is almost nonexistent practice. there is more commonly, using puberty blockers which are completely reversible. you discontinue puberty blockers because a minor says,

again, for people that don't understand conservatism the way it's supposed to be, going back to edmonds the people that actually are the state. we believe it's the people who win wars. it's the people who fight wars and defend this country. donald trump doesn't believe that. again, how any conservative could vote for a guy who says this stuff, again, it's just mind boggling to me. joe, that's why it's surprising to me that other republicans who want the nomination, that they don't attack donald trump from that flank, saying this is not conservative. it is not conservative to try to overthrow a democratically elected president who won a free and fair election. that is not conservative. it is not conservative for the government to -- from the left, they should be arguing when it comes to abortion, it's not conservative for the government to get involved in every faucet of health care, of telling women, of telling patients, of telling doctors what they can and can't do. i do think from the right, we don't hear enough of that argument, about conservative values and what conservative belief

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