n'hésite pas à emprunter un discours social, elle n'hésite pas à parler de des pauvres, elle n'hésitepense que marine le pen est plus dangereuse que son père. qu'est-ce que vous appelez laïcité, est-ce qu'on peut le définir parce que notre public il est internationale, anglophone notamment? ouais, oui, c'est vrai, c'est une spécificité française et c'est pour ça aussi qu'on y tient tant à cette laïcité. la laïcité, c'est l'idée que les la religion est euh, euh, un participe de la vie privée, voilà, elle participe de la sphère privée, et que par conséquent, elle ne doit pas déborder dans la sphère publique, il faut que vous sachiez que cette laïcité est la conséquence d'une histoire de france, nous avons eu des guerres de religion extrêmement violentes dans notre pays, c'est inscrit dans notre conscience collective et cette loi sur laïcité est à notre avis une loi de neutralité qui permet juste... justement d'éviter le choc de religion qui pourrait être différente et qui donc s'exprimerait de manière conflictuelle dans la sphère publique, ça veut dire, si je puis si je peux essayer de

"elle ne sera pas le bienvenu sur le territoire de la république française., women never hid. their face behind any veil, this is a practice that in our view is absolutely full descrimination against women, and secondly, it is something that we perceive as a blunt to us, by hiding their face, by preventing us to see who they are, they refuse. to accept me as i am, and in fact i am the victim, i am the victim of uh of habit which is, in my view, uncivilized habit, and which is uh ruining the common will to live together. in july 2010, after 15 months of debate, the national assembly overwhelmingly voted in favor of bill, to ban all clothing concealing the face in public places. wearing the berker or the nikab in public is now illegal in france with fine of up to 150 for those who don't comply.mplement que les femmes qui portaient le vol intégral, elles ne pouvaient plus sortir dans l'espace public, elles ne pouvaient plus aller faire leurs courses, aller chercher leurs enfants, elles se faisait arrêter dans la rue, a régulé la présence de ces femmesl dans l'es

there are just over half a million mari in the world, 290,000 in maria ell itself. in addition, the mari civilization is very diverse and fragmented, they don’t even have a common language. those who live in villages are engaged in christian labor. and there are still many of them, often not leaving their native lands for years, and peledysh pairen is a reason to get together, to see others, to show oneself, to march in a solemn procession along the central streets of the capital, moscow and bashkirtastan, tatarstan and udmurtia, chuvashi and even zvenigorod in the moscow region are going, and then closer to the evening the holiday spreads across the squares and parks, with its festivities, folk crafts, dances, songs, contests and competitions in national types of wrestling and other sports spills over the streets of ishkarola and mari speech, national costumes with embroidery flash everywhere. this year on peledysh 50,000 people came to payerem, and these are not only elderly participants of rural amateur activities, but also young people. some enthusiasts learn to

economist katrina ell joins me now.is the main thing to understand about consumer demand in china — the anecdotal line is that travel, spending and other domestic drivers are all down? i think the main thing we're concerned about is the fact that consumers have knock at the groove back in the post—pandemic environment. we seen repeatedly that household spending has disappointed. were looking at consumer sentiment, it's incredibly weak. the retread were expected forjuly is expected to remain around that week 2% year end growth. there hasn't been that post—pandemic recovery that we've seen in other markets. what do you think it will take to get consumers spending again instead of saving?— instead of saving? that's a really good _ instead of saving? that's a really good question. - instead of saving? that's a - really good question. we need to see more effective targeted stimulus to live household from the government for that if we're looking at the labour market the labour market indicators are telling us that households

ells calls us the three-headed parenting machine.ala and kerstin, thank you both, for always putting your family and the kids first. cole and ella's friends knew when they came over to sunday dinner with momala it would be real talk. in between cooking instructions they would have to answer questions about what problem they wanted to solve in the world. they learned you always have to be prepared because kamala is going to prosecute the case. and in the same breath: greenlee -- colin greenlee told us they were engaged, they asked kamala to officiate their wedding. in the same way she always steps up when it matters, kamala puts so much time into those remarks and bound them in a book that matched her dress and turned that into a gift for the happy couple. a few days ago during this incredible time we are going through, there was a brief window when kamala was back at home and i saw her sitting on her favorite chair and in the middle of a wild month, i hoped she was having a quiet moment to herself. then i realized she was on the phon

economist katrina ell joined me earlier and laid out why chinese consumers are still cautious on spendingthink the main thing we are concerned about is that consumers just haven't got their groove back in this post—pandemic environment. we have seen repeatedly that household spending has disappointed. if we are looking at the consumer sentiment data, it is still incredibly weak, so the retail trade data we are expecting forjuly is expected to remain around that weak 2% year—on—year growth. there just hasn't been that post—pandemic recovery we've seen in other markets. what do you think it would take to get consumers spending again instead of saving? i think what we need to see from the government is more effective targeted stimulus to lift households out of theirfunk. i mean, if we are looking at the labour market, labour market indicators are telling us that households are not feeling secure in their employment. they are also not getting good wage growth and they also don't have a comprehensive social safety net, so that precautionary savings is remaining elevated, so we need to really f

cría. eh, a la cría preguntáis cómo estás en casa ella, porque yo podía haber maltratado la cría y elleso se puede decir y maría luisa solo quería el bien para mí, pero la consejería no, todavía no tuve una una explicación del por qué, porque yo tenía una autorización de la madre donde madre me dejaba a la cría hasta que terminase la carrera universitaria, el padre renunció. ella en un otario también diciendo que me lo dejaba a mí hasta que viniese su madre si podía venir algún día, entonces ellas lo único que querían era deshacerse de la cría, no, no, mira, quiero que hagas mucho hincapié que la titular del juzgado número nueve de familia de oviedo, la juez velasco, eh, me desestimó las medidas cautelares. porque creía que yo era madre biológica del niño, los padres biológicos solo pueden pedir medidas cautelares en los dos primeros años y como yo estaba tres, llevaba ya tres años de acogida pues me las desestimó porque creyó que yo era madre biológica, qué expediente le yo, eso eso sí quiero que lo recalques porque es tan grave, tan grave tan grave fue la excusa que tuvo para a robárme

the olympic games will perform, joseph dostal, martin fuksa, they are all here, you walk along the ellingnd see celebrities, a total of 57 countries are represented and... more than 550 athletes, including, of course, the belarusian flotilla. our team will perform in a neutral status, this is the requirement of the international canoe federation, so we are rooting for 19 people. and right now the senior coach of the belarusian women's canoeing team , gennady galitsky, joins us on air. this is the same person who three times privately brought our magnificent four to the podium in london. riuda. overgrown with greenery, and in addition, the wind rose is not bad, there are no breakwaters, and accordingly, the waves, despite the presence of a bypass channel, here of course there is a good turbulence, how to cope with this, here there is only one thing to cope with - this is experience, the ability to fight in any conditions, all this is ours athletes athletes present, raced in all competitions in all conditions, so i hope we will show everything that is prepared. thank you very much for this

economist katrina ell joins me now. —— joined ——joined b —— joined b earlier and laid out why chinesetill cautious on spending. i think the main thing we are concerned about is that consumers just haven't got their groove back in this post—pandemic environment. we have seen repeatedly that household spending has disappointed. if we are looking at the consumer sentiment data, it is still incredibly weak, so the retail trade data we are expecting forjuly is expected to remain around that weak 2% year—on—year growth. there just hasn't been that post—pandemic recovery we've seen in other markets. recovery we've seen in other markete— markets. what you think it would take _ markets. what you think it would take to _ markets. what you think it would take to get - markets. what you think it | would take to get consumer spending again instead of saving? i spending again instead of savinu ? ~ spending again instead of savin: ? ~ ., ., saving? i think what we need to see from the — saving? i think what we need to see from the government - saving? i think what we need to see from the government

. —— via the ell — moore telnet, certainly. —— via the ell via _ moore telnet, certainly. —— via theinnovation, absolutely. we are going to focus on who the i innovation, absolutely. we are going to focus on who the next decision—maker in washington might be after the break, kamala harris sitting down for her first interview this afternoon. we will talk about that shortly. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at what's making news across the uk. a 17—year—old boy has been found guilty of the murder of holly newton, 15, who was stabbed to death in northumberland, in january 2023. holly had complained about the boy "stalking" her hours before she was repeatedly stabbed by him in an alleyway. he will be sentenced at a two day hearing at the same court beginning on 310ctober. the rac says it expects a temporary 5p cut in fuel duty to be scrapped in the budget in october. the cut was introduced in 2022 by the conservative government and extended until march next year. but the rac claims fuel retailers have failed to pass it on to motorists and used it to

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national rating of regions of russia, the ecological situation in the republic of maria ell is recognized as one of the best in the country, this is a castle with ghosts, with whom you can spend the night, and there were cases when guests on ... remained alive, the fate of the rest is unknown, no one saw them again, but about the ominous castle later, now about the tetra. residents of the moria capital love the theater, there are as many as five in the city, children with little ones are taken to the puppet theater, then the younger generation switches to the mareisky tyus, adult performances are in the national language at the mari drama theater, in russian - at the russian drama theater. the pearl is. state academic opera and ballet theater named after the mari composer eric sapaev. it seems to us that in the depths of a good 1.00 km from the moscow bolshoi or st. petersburg mariinsky, it is unlikely that there is a level that meets the discerning taste of a professional. this is not so, and the iyashka rola theater proof of this, it is in tune with all the current trends of the world m

by teaching students at georgetown law school. [ applause ] i got married, became a dad to cole and elleortunately, went through a divorce, but eventually started worrying about how i would make it all work and that's when something unexpected happened. in 2013, i walked into a contentious client meeting. we worked through the issue, and by the end of the meeting, the now happy client offered to set me up on a blind date. [ laughter ] which is how i ended up with kamala harris' phone number. [ cheers ] now, for generations people have debated when to call the person you're being set up with. and never in history has anyone suggested 8:30 a.m. [ laughter ] and yet that's when i dialed. [ laughter ] i got kamala's voice mail, and i just started rambling. hey, it's doug. [ laughter ] i'm on my way to an early meeting, again, it's doug. i remember i was trying to grab the words out of the air and just put them back in my mouth and for what seemed like far too many minutes, i hung up. by the way, kamala saved that voice mail and she makes me listen to it on every anniversary. [ laughter ] but

so to speak, to participate in the filming of deep-sea films, the result of this, so, was the film ellings. made a film for the eightieth anniversary of the sinking of the titanic in 1992, well, linnex made this film, there was a premiere in hollywood, he invited james cameron to the premiere, with james cameron and al giddings had filmed together before, james was the director, and al giddings was the co-producer, so they were filming the movie the abyss, he was with us. the talk was on, and so, so, when the film was over, ella giddings was commenting on this film for 47 minutes, walter cronkite, so to speak, a famous announcer, i remember when i showed this film to georgy arkadyevich arbatov, the director of the institute of the united states of america and canada, he says that you... advertise, he says, walter cronkite, i say, got up and left, these are arbatov's words there were, i remember, well, well, this film, you know, jim, you know, watched it, and as al giddins already told me, he says, everyone had already left the theater, and we sat for 2.5 hours, he says, talked, so, in gene

or 900 9900 palestian prisoners so far in in in the israeli prison and they are treated in very very ell treatment, but those who are in cidit man from gaza this concentration camp, let me say, nobody knows the number of them, and exactly also the ill treatment that the they are facing in in in in gaza, because there is no one could go and visit them, the red cross are prevented by the israeli band by the israelis of visiting the prisoners, lawyers, they managed to have on one or two visits during all this period and the testimonies that they heard were really really horrible and also those were released, they also talked about what was going on in this citiman. i think that in front of the whole world now this video coming out to show to what extent the the israel are treating the palestinians i think that it should create kind of a reaction not only by the human rights organiz organizations, but the united nations and other countries who should you know do something about it, because what's going on on all levels, not only in gaza, the west bank and in the prisons and in sman is unbeli

and later, cnn's elle reeve visits a store and a key electoral state run by black supporters of the former president would they say they see in him and the impact they're having on voters in their community this fall comedy us coming to cnn what could go wrong i got news for you from saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn so if i helped me get my money right to achieve my ambitions, like saving for better swing loosening that grip with so far, i earn more money on my money and pay new account i'm investing in my game so if i can help fund all your ambitions no matter how ambitious bank was so far, to score a higher apy in an epic welcome bonus. >> so fine your money right oh my my god. what meanwhile, at a vrbo oh my god i've, got one key cash in his house when other vacation rentals throw curveballs dry, one that gives rewards someone needs to customize and save hundreds of liberty mutual wait there's an elevator, only pay for what you need labor day i got it. >> i got discover performance in rare form. he got it. >> but she's delayed get offers on select and that's for models and golden

. >>> swift hasn't commented publicly on the terror threat, in a 2019 essay for "elle" magazine she said after the manchester bombing and the las vegas concert shooting she was terrified of going on tour because she didn't know how they were going to keep three million fans safe over seven months. she's scheduled to close out her european tour next week at wembley stadium in england. >>> now to the race for the white house. vice president kamala harris and and her running mate tim walz push ahead with their battleground state blitz. yesterday they spent the day in the upper midwest where they had a close encounter with republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance. cbs' jarred hill joins us here in new york with the latest. good morning, jarred. >> reporter: the trump-vance campaign is looking to chip away at the chain that carried the harris-walz ticket to massive crowds and major donations. in their first full day together on the trail, vice president kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz wednesday took their fight to battleground wisconsin and michigan. >> we each face a que

and people operating in the darkest corners of the internet are partly to blame cnn correspondent elle reeve investigated the origins of this online polarization and how it changed american politics her new book is called black pill, how i witnessed the darkest corners of the internet come to life and joining me right now is ali rave elie great to see you so what did you see that inspired this book? well, it's not just what i saw that i saw repeat. >> who is this collective mania? >> people had thought in 2017 that the outright was just a bunch of guys in their basements or they were just joking, it wasn't real. and then all of a sudden they put up chanting like out of their minds, jews will not replace us america is appalled by that. they go back there, wiped out of american society for the most part. but then on january 6 qanon brings another much broader set of people to the capitol in the same way, i mean, i was standing there on the steps of the capitol on january 6, and these people were crazy he's an absolutely believed to their hearts that they were doing the right thing for th

the team of foreigners has already joined savya u, elle, george brook, brady lyle, robert hamilton and sam enos. the rest of the imports will arrive in belarus in the next two weeks. everyone missed each other , i think everyone is ready, everyone is happy to see each other, i will not say big words, but we have interesting signings this season, such star guys and good guys from abroad, so i ... but exactly a month before the start of the regular championship, it is generally difficult to imagine what the roster for the match will be in terms of players. this monday , ilya shinkevich and dmitry korobov signed trial contracts, competition the replacement in the roster is outrageous. definitely, probably, it puts pressure on someone, but i don’t know, on the contrary, i am more motivated by this, to prove, well, with sergey kuznets we almost always arrive first, leave last, but we try to work on our shortcomings in order to get in. and to be in this team, plays the strongest, you have to prove , show what you are capable of, that is , a team of this level just can’t get here, especially

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place residence does not matter, they apply to the kazan center and from neighboring chuvashia and mori ell of the saratov region, they are entitled to the same support payments. vladimir putin ordered to increase their amount from august 1. thus, the one-time payment will be 1,700,000 rubles. taking into account financial assistance from the russian ministry of defense - 400,000 rubles. from the government of tatarstan - this is 1 million. and support from cities, districts and enterprises of tatarstan. when signing a contract in kazan, this amount will be 300,000 rubles. from the first day of the center's work, the contract is here have already signed more than 2,500 fighters, including those sent to the front line to the new batyr battalion, to the ranks of the military police. in addition, from august 1 , the government of the republic decided to conduct initial training specifically with candidates who are being registered here in the city of kazan, that is, they selected instructors there, that is , guys who directly took part in the special military operation. so they conduct initial

first joint appearance with president biden since you're placed him on the ticket and later, cnn's elle reeve visits a store and a key electoral state run by black supporters of the former president. what? say they see in him and the impact they're having on voters in their community who are you? i mean, your child less force are going towards gets you going now dodge order. >> are two totally torqued out crossover things that harry hands-free sketches slip is just stepping in there, ron i'm dreaming know the real i'm not dreaming last month. >> okay? >> i'm not sure what the stadium and night that makes hands free sketches, slip. >> it's when it said red lobster's going away, your boy flavor flav said, not today, grab a boy and they got two flavors, roasted garlic and new cage and butter. when you got to have food good to have red lobster thinking i'm thinking about her honeymoon, about africa so far hot air balloon ride, swim with elephants waiting. >> 34 to safari pretty question. like everything it takes a little planning for what the mind towards a down payment on a ranch in montan

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elle woods right here. a five year old medium crossbreed mix is up for adoption right now at the animal community center in milpitas, and find a full list of the pets up for adoption. point your phone right there to that qr code there on the screen, and it'll take you right to our website so you can learn how to adopt as well as to donate to some of our bay area shelters. or you can just go to nbcbayarea.com, slash clear the shelters. of a percent. this is about what experts expected. our scott mcgrew says that more good news is expected tomorrow. tomorrow we get the cpi, the consumer price index that's been trending lower generally as well. yesterday, the new york fed said its survey of consumers showed families were feeling better about inflation. that said, a survey from a firm says 59% of americans think we're in a recession, though we are not. wages are up. unemployment is still less than average. people continue to shop and fill airports. home depot, though, says it's seeing some consumer pullback. th

small circles ell. it kind of seems a little random. it the statement but what you're articulating is not the statement is? does that help? sorry, i think things so we're trying to achieve this fle works the emergencies. sol that's why i'm like, we have them positionice way to move in between them. but you can be sitting across, but have each team, for example can claim so e planters as their meeting point. so there is a of ways where we think it's working well sxh. then the oom is this, it's informal and it ce. but that too, is of a formal presentation because it's the building and the stadium gate. so we're using, we're trying to formal layout but also make it because that's the community responded to. so i think there is of refinement here. and i'm hearing but i don't know yet, i'm not with what it is your sticking point. >> okay. so i think part the landscape seems to be independent of the architecture. i would like to see just the historic but also annex. and i see them distinct designs that acknowledging each other. >> thank you.

back in 2019, she did an interview with elle magazine and she said, you know, after the attacks that happened in manchester with senior arianna grande's were more than 20 people were killed. and then of course, chase analogy when he was performing las vegas and she saw those attacks and she said that's her worst appear to have something happens to all of the people to come and see her train over the next 7 months. so she's kind of a premonition and was always scared in the back of her mind, wondering how to keep oliver being said over her 7 months years to mean like you said, she's scheduled to perform next week in london. and i mean, you can't block out the reality of what could have happened in the end. i mean, what does this mean been for the rest of her tour moving forward to you know, she comes back to the us after doing about the thing about 5 dates in the u. k. and then she goes to canada, and that's is that wraps up her international tour. so really the only other international date she has is in the u. k. and also in canada. but what people are starting to talk about here in

if you look at it today, it is a ell of what it was years ago, but we will bring it back.t now is building massive car factories, being financed and built by china. they think they will sell their cars back into our countries. that is not going to happen. [crowd bing] listen to that. that is not going to happen. so much has go wrong in the car industry. the union leadership has been horrible. i think i will win by 85%, the union, because we are bringing it back. we will have electric cars, but we will have gasoline powered cars and hybrids. we will have every kind of car. we will not go with just that. i felt it would be a good place to announce it. we did the announcement there a little bit, and now we do the big announcement tonight in front of all these television stations, all of t fake news. they are all over the place. i don't know what's goin on. we don't even know. i finished and i figured i was going to come here and we will make a speech. i had a speech all set for you. they said you are actually doing a town hall. i said, oh, nobody told me that. they said it's

ell, come to my place, please. to the city! i won't drink. handsome. and here's ksyusha, i, you just didn't pick up the phone, sorry, you're so inopportune, all the best, how many times did you say them, close the door behind you, i think the investigation confiscated all the records immediately after the accident, or do you want to talk to witnesses to the collision? yes, we definitely need to talk to the witnesses, there's a shoe store and a small cafe nearby, yes, i don't think the police asked everyone to leave, my mother said that there were only three witnesses in the village, and they were clearly biased, but that's later, the main thing now is to sort out the cameras, maybe they didn't seize some recording, where are you now? oh great, then you drive up to the store. i 'll take a taxi now and come too, okay, i'll be there in about 10 minutes. uh, uh, uh, young lady, listen, i'll call you back, what are you, what are you, what are you, you shouldn't have thought of that, listen, come on, come back, come back. i 'm telling you, get down back. no,

que la dejasen hablar conmigo y la dejaron un minuto, malusa, sácame de aquí, yo no quiero ir con ellesla visita. estaba rimadin a la mesa, nos miró durante todas las visitas desde desde el 11 de octubre de de noviembre hasta la última en el mes de julio, nunca nos miró la cara, cuando entramos, nos dijo, sabe papá lo que me pasa, él ahora está con una familia de acogida, una... familia transitoria, una familia que no se va a quedar con él, entonces el futuro que le espera mi hijo es un futuro o hay adopciones preferentes si no mi hijo tiene que pasar la vida en un centro de menores, el niño está en limanes en un pueblo muy cerca de aquí de donde es mi abuela, lo que sea, lo que sea, lo tengo claro, yo quiero... esperarlo, no le secuestre ya porque tengo otro hijo, estábamos citados en la consejería que era nos iban decir que qué opción tenían la resolución que planteaba la consejería para conadama y fue cuando nos dijeron que la resolución que era enviarla, no se sabía el plazo pero que era sí ya enviarla a senegal, entonces fue cuando empezamos moverlo pues con twitter, facebook y tod

que la dejasen hablar conmigo y la dejaron un minuto, ma luisa, sácame de aquí, yo no quiero ir con ellesn, cuando lo vimos el día 12 que fue la primer visita que tuvimos, nos coge la la psicóloga de... roja, mar nodal, y nos dice, si lloras, te saco de la visita, si dices algo que no, te saco de la visita, y tú lo que tienes que decirle es que no le puedes cuidar, yo eso no lo puedo decir y no se lo voy a decir bajo ningún concepto, porque tendría que estar muerta para no poder cuidarle. entramos en la visita, estaba rimadín a la mesa, nos miró durante todas las visitas desde desde el 11 de octubre de noviembre hasta la última en el mes de julio, nunca nos miró la cara, cuando entramos nos dijo: sabe papá lo que me pasa. Él ahora está con una familia de acogida, una familia transitoria, una familia que no se va a quedar con él, entonces el futuro que le espera mi hijo es un futuro o hay adopciones preferentes, si no mi hijo tiene que pasar la vida en un centro de menores, el niño está en limanes en un pueblo muy cerca de... aquí de donde es mi abuela, lo que sea, lo que sea, lo tengo cla

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ell ai. crabfest is here, boy. and they got two flavors: roasted garlic and new cajun butter.ordan chiles breaking her silence over the battle over her bronze medal and the controversial decision to strip her of that olympic hardware. it comes after last week's ruling, ruling her final score for the floor exercise should not be accepted, saying her coach was four seconds passed the one-minute deadline for a review during this event. now in a post to instagram chiles writes, quote, i have no words. this decision feels unjust. while just this morning the romanian gymnast who benefitted from this ruling participated in this ceremony for that bronze medal. joining us now, nbc news correspondent emilie ikeda. what else are we hearing from chiles? and is this the end of it? >> definitely not the end of it. jordan said she was taking a break from social media to focus on her mental health. now she's breaking her silence and she's calling the news to strip her of her medal devastating. she said it was unjust. it is clear she is gearing up for a fight. she said, i have no words. this d