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>> blond, blue eyed? >> blond, blue eyed, right? there are incredibly aryan. in fact, they are commonly referred to as tall nordics. nordic itself being a term of eugenicism took sanaa me coming out of the early 20th century. as opposed to, you know, those lower class southern europeans who count be counted as i was racially superior as the nordic's. and you see the short gray as kind of equivalent of southern europeans, to some extent, in this taxonomy. the short gray whose description owes a debt to those little green men, right, to the movies of the 50s, to frank skelly explanations. but whose popular appearance culture is really cemented by betty and barney hill again. not only do they set the template for the abduction narrative, they set the idea of what's the big headed, great alien with the big eyes looks like. really cemented that in the popular cultures consciousness. the other big kind of grouping of alien species within these taxonomies are old friends, the reptilian's or to give them their ufo conspiracy name, the draconian's, who are these tall l

we are talking about huge acts as well as the block eyed peas. demi and within republic but it is all about aespa. >> i have been a fan since before they debuted. it is important. >> when i saw the opportunity i thought we have to come. here we are. then i met julia and we have been close. >> i have been up since 3:00 a.m. thursday morning. >> this is a behind the scenes look the band preparing for the performance later on "g.m.a.". you can see them with their team and fans have been so excited to get a glimpse of them. tickets are free if you are in new york area but they are all handed out which is supervisor exciting. the summer concert series back after a couple of years of pandemic disrepresentation so it is huge for people in new york. looking forward to all the action later on this morning. we are live in central park. back did you. reggie: no shade but the four here are not as cool as the people out there because this is new to us. we are unfamiliar with there band. what is the demographic there? >> i have it tell you definitely younger a

famously one-eyed, and the team of the nizhny novgorod queens adds 120 points to itself. a great result, however, you can still once you applaud, but that would be nice. i think, if there is not a goblin, then someone there guess, gingerbread man well, by the way, it's true, this is a round wanting, talking head, but in general, it doesn't look like it. i would say amateur lovers. okay , the sixth line and there. well cheers, well cheers earned, 240 points indicated on the 16th line 43240 we are waiting for a big game a big game from the team of the nizhny novgorod queen flew. and the big game oksana anastasia with whom we will start the big game, who will join later, i remind you, just the one of you who is going on the red sofa, who will return back is experiencing much greater difficulties. well, it turns out according to the rules, but it’s easier for the first player, i earned more points. you go work. you leave on the sofa oksana you applause i ask you to go to the sofa. in total, you will need to score 200 points 200, if this succeeds, the team will become the owne

this she remained steadfast and clear eyed about what our nation must do to restore, as reagan put it, confidence in our way of life and the american spirit, so ladies and gentlemen, join me in welcoming someone who speaks with candor, conviction, clarity, and courage. gentlemen welcoming someone who speaks with candor, conviction, clarity, and courage. an old friend who is always our friend at the reagan library, congresswoman liz cheney of the great state of wyoming. [cheers and applause] go get 'em. rep. liz cheney: thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you all very much. thank you so much. it is wonderful to be back at the reagan library. thanks for everything you do. it is a wonderful, wonderful place. i have been here at the defense forum. i have been here twice with my dad, two times when i helped him write books and we did a father/daughter on stage. i want to tell a story. we were just walking in down the hallway, and their wonderful pictures of all of all the speakers, and he said, look, over he

the united states is clear eyed about the challenges in the middle east and where we have the greatest capacity to drive positive outcomes. our objective -- our focus -- so we can target our resources, rebuild trust and deliver real results. we will operate in the context of the middle east as it is today. the gcc is a prime example of that. reestablished the economic and diplomatic ties. increasingly the world has seen the middle east through the lens of opening and opportunity. let me state clearly that the united states is going to remain an active and engaged partner in the middle east. as the world grows more competitive and the challenges more complex, it is becoming clear to me that -- with the successes of the middle east. we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by china, russia, or iran. we will seek to build on this moment with active, principled american leadership. our new framework for the middle east has five key principles. i would like to briefly share them with you today. first, the united states will support and strengthen partnership with countries that

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and this is our one-eyed mishka brought to eat. you see, and where are our people, we have a fighting cat of our victims of shelling in cities and towns , stores begin to operate in severodonetsk , the first supermarket has opened. fresh fruits, groceries, drinking water for the convenience of buyers prices in russian rubles and ukrainian hryvnias. there is no light in the city. the refrigeration units run on generators here. even buyers from neighboring settlements come - apples, peaches, two types of pears. well, everything, everything, turn the bread. it's all, well, the whole evening, i missed it, social services began to work for bread in the liberated settlements. people draw up documents for various social benefits, including child benefits and pensions in order to employ people local authorities attract residents of cities and towns to clean up the territory donetsk people's republic by regions issued more than 180 different shells and cannon rocket artillery, as well as from large-caliber denominations. end hit four times

flowers like black-eyed susan, hibiscus, or salvia. >> i'm writing this down like i've ever kept a plantlive. you know what? it's worth it, and hopefully it will spark the butterfly effect. get it? >> yes. >> i see what she did there. >> so, will, will you help us? >> the butterflies? >> no, with like trying to keep this plant alive so the butterflies can come. >> oh, i got you. i got you. >>> coming up, a hair-raising haircut. ♪ >>> time now for "the mix," starting out with an unusual stunt playing out on l.a.'s newest bridge. >> that's right. it involved a barber giving a haircut just inches away from traffic. >> this was the scene on the sixth street bridge earlier this week. a man was spotted getting a quick shape-up in between two lanes of busy traffic. >> authorities say since its opening two weeks ago, the bridge has been the site of a number of dangerous stunts and has already been closed on multiple occasions. >> i, like, get nervous that they're going to sneeze and mess up my haircut. you could not put me there for a million bucks. >> no. i need my barber to be calm if he's esp

people, especially those whose iris, so to speak, is permeable to sunlight, you need to wear light-eyed people, blue-eyed people, you need to wear sunglasses, as a result, goggles and merey has almost black eyes, and mikhail is his growl, he has a man . this could be black glasses - this is the most important thing with special protection. this not only has to be attributed to the summer, but the people who go skiing are reflected. they too must wear sun protection glasses. you need sunscreen. protective glasses. the kids need it too. why? well, because , firstly, sunlight, it is annoying, and if the child demands, if he is so comfortable, of course, this will only be good. and as far as i know, sunglasses are sold for children. the highest factors and buy. they are only needed in optics, because there must be ultraviolet protection, the presence of dark glass or lenses. this does not mean that there is ultraviolet protection, so look at the designation of the markings that appear on the videos that are written there. not everything is talked about, and another reason for the blindness

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many of them are reported to the followers of the influential she eyed cleric, mac tada, of sondra. flash flooding in the us state of missouri has killed at least one person had left 100 stranded record rainfall has caused widespread damage across the st. louis area. authorities have declared a state of emergency with more storms expected later this week. meanwhile, europe is struggling with drought and extreme heat which have caused wildfires across the continent from spain to norway. in germany, military helicopters have been called in to help hundreds of fire fighters battle blazes. wild fires are not unusual in germany, but global warming has made them more common and more intense in recent years. fires in the eastern part of the country and near the border with a check republic or threatening a german national park. and at least 15 people have been killed during violent protests against the united nations in the democratic republic of congo. both protesters and un staff are among the dead. critics say, a long standing un peacekeeping mission has failed to protect civilians from

but we must be clear eyed about the serious challenges it represents. >> there is nothing that might concern us in terms of finland and sweden becoming nato members. but they should clearly understand that they did not face any threats before this. now, if nato troops are deployed, we will be compelled to respond in kind. it is obvious. everything was going fine between us, but now there will be tensions. this is obvious and inevitable if they pose a threat to us. hashem: let's bring in our guests. in moscow, vladimir sotnikov, director at russia-east-west center for strategic studies and analysis. in brussels, theresa fallon is director at the centre for russia europe asia studies. in hong kong, andrew leung is china affairs analyst and chairman of andrew leung international consultants. welcome to the program. the new strategic concept embraced by nato, does it reinforce the sentiment among the russians that nato romance a threat to their country? vladimir: yes, and that was not moscow's choice. nato was not like it was in 2010 when there was a summit. at that time, russia was name

will be clear eyed about this. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are urging pelosi to go to taiwan, including republican michael mccaul. >> look, any member of congress should be able to visit taiwan to show our commitment to that tiny island that's being pressured by the chinese communist party. particularly the speaker of the house, no matter who the speaker is. the fact that the president of the united states is trying to tell her and any other member to stand down whether he is exhibiting so much weakness. >> dagen: florida republican kat cammack member of the house homeland security committee. good to see you, congresswoman. speaker pelosi will be talking at the top of the hour. is she going and should she go to taiwan? >> well, you know, one it is good to be here but also we don't know exactly what the schedule will look like. we heard this morning that nancy pelosi is putting forward a federal weapons -- assault weapons ban on the floor. we'll be voting late into the night taking on this fight at home. i

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thing to keep in mind about cherelle griner is she is actually a lawyer herself, and she's very clear eyedis kind of legal process is not like what we are used to in the united states. so with that knowledge, she's advised her wife to approach it very differently. take a listen. >> i want people to try and put themselves in her shoes and just think about the fact that, you know, this is not our typical system. so bg is not walking into a situation where there is a balance of justice. she's walking into a situation where their judicial system has a 99% conviction rate. so in their system, there is no innocent. in their system, it's guilty. so she's having to make decisions that are -- that's going to preserve her physical and mental health right now. so just, you know, be gracious in understanding that she's having to navigate something totally different than what an american would have to navigate in a judicial system -- in our judicial system here. to them, they're treating her like a princess, basically because they do things differently. i'm not trying to bash what they do, but i don't

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and this is our one-eyed bear of insults. people brought food. you see, in general, we have people fighting a cat of our spices in such liberated settlements of the luhansk people's republic , stores are now also gradually opening. so, for example, in the city of severodonetsk opened. first to the supermarket. while the city is gone, the light of the enterprise works with the help of generators. igor pikhanov vladislav is not royants to lead, lugansk people. the asu has been shelled many times over the past hours, the settlements of the donetsk people's republic in the region fired more than 180 different shells and barreled rocket artillery, and also hit donetsk four times from large-caliber mortars. several districts of the city were under fire three times at once. the nationalists fired on yelenivka, and dozens of shells were fired at it. ryaboviks also targeted residential quarters in the suburbs of makeevka and hayish dokuchaevsk to in addition, double new ones. there were eight people on board the ukrainian plane that crashed in greece. the

i had a few tears, you know, and i i'm not one who gets very teary eyed very often about anything.l the warmth and you just feel the people from both sides. felt like the whole tournament was right. there is something that our always remember. um just because i don't know if however, um, be able to play another one again. so here for those curious to see how james wiseman is progressing in the nba summer league, we have an update for you from las vegas, the thought of a seven ft athletic center has dubbed nation panting. but in the third quarter against oklahoma city, it's jonathan commingle showing off one of the best players of the summer league, his 3 60 spin and thunderous slam here when i did thunderous slam against okay , see coming to scores 16 points , but the warriors down four a few minutes later, mac mac wang with the no look dish to wiseman for the jam. wiseman finishes with 14 points, seven boards. but okay, see, take it 1982, despite the good work put in by the young guns, all right time for a little cto on this t g. i f and we start with showing how i played miniatur

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the black eyed peas and the british actor idris elba, you released music on his album.icipates in a single off of your album. how did that friendship come about? >> you got to listen to the very first record that we put out together. and we really became close and he is like a big brother to me. he allowed me to express myself, to have a platform. and yeah, we have been friends ever since, working together. >> we're looking at new greed on your album. in some other music news that is making headlines, exciting summer releases, the american living legend beyonce is dropping her seventh studio album, renaissance. it is her first solo project in six years. she says creating this album allowed her a place to dream and to find it escaped during a scary time for the world. i hope you find joy in this music and i hope it inspires you to release the wiggle, she says, to get this carefree, dance heavy summer album off the album. it is called break my soul. take a listen. ♪ >> so break my soul thereby beyonce, hotly anticipated album. james, you have a summer suggestion for us as

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. >> we're all walking around teary-eyed and reminded why we signed up to do this job. >> they've shownrey that she's truly capable of doing anything she wants to. >> reporter: and for aubrey too. >> i'm glad people care about me. >> reporter: consider this trip a reward for a job well done. a little girl who gets to see her favorite disney character. >> at the end of the movie, she kisses a frog and gets to go back to her happy place. >> reporter: but aubrey's happy place is much more simple. >> where is your happy place? >> um, at my house. i like spending time with family. >> reporter: it really doesn't get more simple than that. in morgan hill, rick villa roman, kpix 5. >> way to go, aubrey. >>> on the peninsula, the san mateo police department says 911 calls will be livestreamed to officers. the goal is to help them respond faster and help officers decide how they're going to respond while they drive to a call. >>> well, the oldest living person in california has died, and get this. she was 114 years old. mila mangold was born in nebraska in november 1907. she survived two pandemic

hundred marching through franklin square, the one eyed house, for a sit in. this comes after president biden signed an order directing the health and human services department to boost access to abortion pills. the organizers, part of the national women's march campaign, say they want the white house to declare a public health emergency. hundreds have been arrested at that event. there were also rallies in los angeles, sacramento, new york, and other cities. >>> in san jose, a group of protesters led by students who wanted to make their voices heard. christie smith spoke with the students about the message and where they go from here. >> reporter: near city hall, some shared personal stories. others talked about the importance of keeping up pressure with events like this, and making sure their voices are heard. at noon in san jose, abortion- rights supporters gathered by city hall. they carried signs that spoke out against the historic supreme court ruling. it was led by three students who came together with a message. >> i think i saw the overturning, i knew

get with a ah, russian lead force is reportedly returned, fire eyed, ukrainian army positions in the done yes. republic as kim's forces are accused of relentlessly shelling residential areas also ahead. yet another clara position where american m 777 houses. we're based here. you have the number of shells these a powder judge candace is all bummed by almost direct impacts or she examines abandoned ukrainian army positions on former dumbass front lines as keeps forces for treat westward.

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and this is our one-eyed bear. here they brought food. you see, oh, and where are our people , we have our fighting cat, victims of shelling in cities and towns, stores begin to operate in severodonetsk, the first supermarket has opened. fresh fruits, groceries, drinking water for the convenience of customers and prices in russian rubles and ukrainian hryvnia. there is no light in the city. the refrigeration units run on generators here. even buyers from neighboring settlements come to buy apples, peaches, two types of pears. well, everything, everything, i don’t know, turn the bread. that's not all. hmm all evening. i missed bread in the liberated settlements, social services began to work. people draw up documents for various social benefits, including child allowances and pensions in order to employ people, local authorities attract residents of cities and towns to clean up vladislav mirzayan from the news luhansk people's republic the russian aerospace forces attacked warehouses and locations of foreign weapons transferred to ukraine

>> stat, yeah, everything i was ei -- hat time, yes, wags was sg online i definitely believed that exactly that was the case. >> and when you heard from president trump that the election was stolen how did that make you feel? >> ooh, i was very upset. as were most of his supporters, you know. that's basically what got me to come down here. >> and do you still believe the election was stolen? >> not so much many now. i got away from all the social media. when january 6th happened, basically deleted it all. you know i started doing my own research around everything. and for me, it -- or the something like that to be that -- to actually for that to actually take place, it's too big, you know? there's no way you can keep something like that quiet, as big as something like that. you know, with all the lawsuits being shut down one after the other, that was mainly what convinced me. >> well and i think that's very important and we've also talked about today and in previous hearings the extent to which the president himself was told that the election hadn't been stolen by his justice department, b

yes, also blue-eyed. you somehow tried to talk to nastya.o not you dare approach him, and you go to her and fought. we are after you these cases, just in a month or two we find out that she is pregnant, but she herself does not know from whom and then after 9 months she is born and seems to look like anastasia she was sure that she did not know the child from whom she gave birth, i i know very well. that i have the fathers of my children? but your ex-husband andrey, he saw the son of anastasia, he saw him and in his arms he held him nursed, and i didn’t like it terribly, especially. after when i caught them, it was somehow so secretive, but still the fly is open, then she has pants removed, then something else yes, this happened many times, and then a child appears, also blue-eyed, like her husband. you and alexei and your ex-husband anastasia nevertheless agreed in revenge. here is the place where all these cases are called, that i saw her with my husband. and you know, you didn't hurt me at all. you even helped me. i don’t even hold a grud

. >> we're all walking around teary-eyed and we're all reminded why we signed up to do this job. >> andor mom, that means a lot. >> this has shown aubrey that she is truly capable of doing anything she wants to. >> reporter: and for aubrey too. >> people care about me. >> reporter: consider this trip a reward for a job well done. a little girl who gets to see her favorite disney character. >> jgianna. because at the end of the movie, she kisses a frog and she gets to go back to her happy place. >> reporter: but aubry's happy place is much more simple. >> where is your happy place? >> at my house. i like spending time with family. >> reporter: it really doesn't get more simple than that. in morgan hill, rick villaroman, kpix 5. >>> on the peninsula, the san mateo police department says 911 calls will be live streamed to officers. the goal is to help them respond faster and help officers decide how they're going to respond while they drive to that call. >>> new at 6:00, the oldest living person in california has died, and get this, she was 114 years old. milla was born in nebraska novembe

. >> reporter: this family braving cooler temperatures from overseas with a wide eyed son seeing the sights. they're from far away while others -- >> we just wanted to explore and have some fun. >> reporter: like this family live in states, but came the leave a piece of their hearts in the city by the bay. want proof? don't you forget it, kid. tourism is coming back. >> our best year we've ever had is 2019. and we're about 70% of that. 70 to 80%. so it's like christmas, but in july. >> reporter: not a sleigh but a big open airbus. and tourists reminding us how keeping hope alive dur worked. >> it's great to be out in the city. >> reporter: read cowan, kpix 5. >> the numbers seem to support what reed saw today. sf travel says travel is up more than 20% year-over-year, but still down 44% from a record high of 26 million visitors. that was back in 2019. business owners weary of covid era travel restrictions say any progress is much appreciated. you can always tell the tourists because they're wearing the san francisco sweatshirt saying i thought i was coming to captioning sponsored by c