and ethan just got it.ne trait i loved about him the most was his compassion, empathy towards marginalized people, animals. people who didn't have a voice. he really took pride in championing them. >> you knw how teenage boys can be. was he ever pushing the boundaries a little bit? >> out of the three children, he was the one i worried the least about. >> january 21st, 2018, 12 days after ethan's 15th birthday, police showed up unannounced at the song doorstep. >> cops said, you need to get to the hospital right away. >> that ws the last day of my life, my old life. the e.r. doctor came in, leaned against the wall. he said -- >> he slid down. >> he started to slide down the wall. he said, "we couldn't save him, your son is gone." it was like you're falling off a cliff into this abyss. >> reporter: they were told ethan had been at his best friend's house. the teens were playing with a handgun. ethan had been shot in the head. his face so disfigured, his parents were unable to see him at the hospital. >> i wa

i love ethan hawke oh my gosh this is great. to do it let's put three seconds on the clock. you're up first. whenever you're ready. >> okay. ♪ hey mr. tally man tally me banana ♪ i starred with her in "reality bites. >> jimmy: yes, of course "beetlejuice!" [ ding ] [ cheers and applause thank goodness ♪ yeah, that was more than three seconds. that was the best. that's the best scene, with the shrimp yeah, yeah, i love it. winona is -- alright, here we go. all right, here we go. can i have three seconds on the clock. give me an easy one. and ooh! [ laughter ] man looking for a soldier. mr. rogers forrest gump [ laughter ] >> "saving private ryan. >> jimmy: yes! [ ding ] oh my gosh how did you get that ♪ [ cheers and applause oh my gosh dude, i -- i can't say tom hanks, can't say matt damon i'm like - whew let's put one second on the clock here this is real - >> one second. >> jimmy: this is it, you basically got to make a noise or something i don't know what it is. and then that'll summarize the film you're up first. >> okay, rea

there's ethan ethan i must give you katie's next window be cheating.in white supremacy is that buzz feed, the "washington post" or a fake headline? >> can i get the music again so i can pretend i'm at the opera? ♪ ♪ yes exactly oh my gosh. i see that that they can vibrate >> you are correct, ethan on the board with one. katie headline number round two for you. disabled person i love the bondage. here is why. [laughter] was it teen vogue, the huffington post or a fake headline? >> teen vogue. >> no and i wrote it. [laughter] >> i made a part of that up i'm not going to cite which part. or it gary this is view his your headline. claims the political importance of being fabulous is it mad magazine, the guardian or a fake headline? >> oh man, the guardian. >> it is the guardian everyone is on the board with one, well done gary prete ethan is going to build a three-way tie are you going to pull the lead with this one customer care is your headline. the unbearable whiteness of the hiking and how to solve it. was it serra club, reader's digest? or a fake head

support let's talk about what is not being addressed by the administration, ethan.is not just shooting spray if you read the "new york post" was going on this city is people being shoved in front of subway cars for its older asian american women who are being punched in the face. it is that may oral worker who like i said was almost stabbed to death with an ice pick. there are stabbings, there are assaults there assaults all over the city. it is not just guns. another problem demonizing guns are made of hundreds of millions of guns already on the street. no wait realistically to buy those backward xmas when the crime, protection anti-gun units in portland new york city have been disbanded, your thoughts? >> i disagree the number of those foundational arguments you just made about the ability to get firearms back. really national harmonization is a critical issue. did have an assault weapon back in the 1990s pre-statistics show that was effective or that is an overriding issue. does that to attorneys on with me tonight whom i both respect greatly, we can disagree on

night court is now in session with ethan bearman and bob bianchi. shannon: let's start with exhibit a. in the complaint, the plaintiff say by prematurely deciding to stop administering these federal benefits at extra $300 a week indiana has violated the clear mandates of indiana's unemployment statute which is sent to secure all rights and benefits available for unemployed individuals. ethan. >> they are citing labor and safety code. they are selectively signing it. this is a dangerous move on their part because it says they are supposed to secure benefits for employers and furthermore the power and the department of workforce development. the commissioner is named as the defendant in this suit. if the department has the administrative right to have promulgated a rule, as long as they had a hearing, we know they gave notice. the state has the right to do this because they are supposed to consider employers and that is their argument. then employers need employees back at work. this turns on the language in that statute and selectively citing it i ha

so if it were not for the charter, i think i would be on ethan's side on this one, but i disagree onmeans. and i think that the plaintiffs will be victorious in the case. >> shannon: ethan, part of the argument they are making is that they don't feel safe in their neighborhoods bear they say this talk of defunding the police is also making it tough to retain people, to higher police. there's more that can said to those, even if they technically meet with the charter says bear their driving officers away with this conversation. and that means they can't keep it staffed and that in turn ends to the same results, which they are saying that their neighborhoods are less safe. >> that's an interesting argument. and this happens across the united states whenever police departments make changes or another police department raises wages. it can be tough to recruit and retain police officers, but i just want to point out, shannon, i'm from the minneapolis area originally, so before coming on air tonight actually called my mom, who lives in minneapolis paid i asked her very generally, have you

i wasn't easy, but ethan wheel to wheel at $300.00 case and now at the dutchman skill gave the chase a sense of inevitable liddy as they recriminations began. why don't this is what i said is going to be through stuff for the final move turned out to be somewhat simpler. well, champion hamilton would be beaten into 2nd place on the 2nd last lap, the step and taking the chicken flag, the winner showing his brawn before celebrating the brains of the operation who delivered the victory i. when we made the call to do it through spoke. luckily the end paid off, we had to work hard for it, but was very rewarding. the red bull is now one of the last 3 races and they have the sports sparkling. you superstar the head of the pack, the alright, up next we have a documentary on the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. and remember there's more news on d, w dot com. you can follow us on instagram and on twitter, our tags at the w news. i'm aaron children, berlin, thanks for watching. the news . on the green. you feel worried about the planet? i'm neil's. host of the on the g

ethan and david, thank you both. >> thanks, shannon.community raising funds for a police officer in daytona beach. we covered this last week. he was shot in the head while he was on duty. folks have set up what they are calling not only a gofundme page but also a lemonade stand. this wounded often are shot in the line of duty a few days ago. he's in critical condition but we are told he is showing some positive signs. kevin, more than three and a thousand dollars raise for him as he is fighting for his life. >> god bless him and his family. hopefully we can help out, all of us, not just us here on the staff but the result of the world. let me take you to new york. for more than 60 years a woman wanted to be a bat girl for the yankees. you take the bat to the players. finally after asking a 1961, you guessed it. she finally got a chance to do it. would you look, hats off to the 70-year-old. >> shannon: we love it. we will see you back here tomorrow night. that's it from washington. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is

let's discuss with the cochair of the hometown values -- attorney ethan bearman and criminal defenseback to both of you, gentlemen, great to see you. >> hello, shannon. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: this is an excerpt from the student's speech. what is the goal for our future generation? at ultimately reflect the purpose of life. what is our purpose? the purpose of life is to live a life devoted to christ -- to enjoy him forever. david, the principal says [indiscernible]. >> i disagree with the principal. i mean, first off, there's a convergence of constitutional rights here. the valedictorian has the right to free speech and the free exercise of religion and then also the establishment because prohibits the government from establishing religion. all we have to do is look to the united states department of education guidelines here because it says that the valedictorian's speech is not an expression of the school and therefore may not be restricted because of religious content or because of even prayer. so that's really the lay of the land here and the school really shouldn't go to thi

my older son ethan had sent us a text, so i called ethan.'s at the police station." and i was just -- i was shocked. and i said, "well, we're coming down." >> when i first went to the police station, they take dna samples and they tell me that they have to take my clothes. so i go, "that's fine. take it." they hand me a pair of pants and a shirt. i looked down at these pants, and it says solano county prison on it. and i realized that they're prison clothes. >> you're now in the police station, talking to police, telling them your story. >> they were asking fairly open-ended questions. i acknowledged, i'm like, "this sounds like it's a movie. i know it sounds bizarre." >> we're talking about swim goggles blacked out with tape, headphones giving instructions, intruders that are in full body wetsuits. i mean, when do you hear about things like this? >> they told me the area i needed to stay in my house. they said that there was going to be video recording to monitor and make sure that i don't contact anyone. >> detective matt mustard basically

but teo proceed not scored the winner for the italians with a header in the 1st half wales had ethan. i'm part who sent off, but they still qualify after finishing 2nd in the group. switzerland could still qualify is one of the best 3rd place teams after they be turkey, $31.00, and barker turkey exit the tournament after finishing at the bottom. let's take a look at that final group, a table. italy top. the group with 3 wins from 3 mattresses and 0 goals. conceited wales in switzerland. both have 4 points, but wales qualified with a superior goal difference. and turkey didn't manage a single when in a dismal campaign. italy's reputation as slow starters in major tournaments has been blown out of the water by their blistering form at you wrote 2020 and fans across the country celebrated their teams path to the last 16 in typically passionate style jubilation on the streets of rome. i had no wonder with 3 winds out of 3 and not a single go conceited. italy's fans convince that all roads lead to london and confident and hopeful that will least make it to the final. we have a great team,

natalie bennett, who comes from the same right wing politics as benjamin ethan yahoo, and oppose his any future palestinian state. under the coalition deal, he's become prime minister 1st before handing over to ya lap it. after 2 years, his centre left party holds more seats than tommy bennett's. but it's believed he was willing to go 2nd in order to hold the coalition together. and men saw a boss who heads the conservative united arab list. his inclusion in cabinet would be a 1st for a party representing palestinian israelis, and says it'll give them a real voice in government the there we are here we go to bring in our guests from television. we have nettie silver adjunct fellow at the washington institute for near east policy moon rabbani. he joins us from the hague today. he's co editor of the job, the online magazine, which is produced by the arab studies institutes. and in new york, we're joined by martin indic, who served as us ambassador to israel. he's currently is distinguished fellow of the council on foreign relations. gentlemen, welcome to you all. nettie sealed it until

like when you're out and about and simply want to grab a bite from time at us for ethan cough mesh to once a situation turned into a nightmare when she suffered in anaphylaxis shock on vacation. evidently caused by traces of peanuts in the hotel restaurant. buffet, the 25 year old always has an emergency kit, honor for future incidents, and includes adrenalin anti allergy medication and cortisone. following that event, xandra wanted to find out just how extreme or algae is it can be measured by checking the level of antibodies produced by the immune system in response to specific proteins in the peanut. patients can also undergo a provocation test performed by a doctor in which they consume increasing amounts of peanut, but will come to in the strictly control provocation. has the patient has given a dose of peanut initially very small, which has been increased climbing. and i'm 1st to show that there is a peanut allergy by using this 2nd to determine the threshold at which the patient starts to react. potentially. yet, it's important for a patient to know whether they have to avoid e

. >> reporter: 19-year-old ethan bent earns his doe at the bagel cafe now that school is out, money isi expect it to be an average first-job pay but that's exceeded my expectations a little bit. >> he's part of a growing teenage workforce, last month, 16 to 19 years old with jobs rose to 33% highest rate since 2008. his bos is looking for more like h him. >> i ask everyone do they have anyone who wants to work i have jobs. >> many struggling after the pandemic but now bouncing back full force. this woman increase the the starting wage from $12 to $15. >> we're really, really shorthanded. >> hiring challenges include those struggling with child care, and foreign students, and entry level seasonal work not paying as well as employment benefits. >> there's still this expanded employment benefit that's keeping some workers from coming back into the labor force, filling the jobs where there are openings. >> one of those openings went to 16-year-old sofia shannon. >> my first job ever actually. >> she landed a job in a mic michael's in lexington, kentucky. >> we're out of covid and we're old

but tara pacino's score the winner for the italians with a header in the 1st half wales had ethan and paul sent off. but they still qualify after finishing 2nd in the group. italy's reputation as slow starters and major tournaments has been blown out of the water by their blistering form at euro 2020, and fans across the country celebrated their teams path. for the last 16 in typically passionate style jubilation on the streets of rome, i had no wonder with 3 winds out of 3 and not a single go conceited. italy's funds are convinced that all roads lead to london that i'm confident and hopeful that will least make it to the final. we have a great team, a great coat, and we have a good chance of winning the tournament. the ones you don't have. it was certainly an easy road for italy, but it's a good start. it gave us confidence and security. you know, we have to see how we will play the important matches mateo person as the winner for italy. he was one of a new faces in a much changed side that worryingly for their opponent. so few signs of a drop in quality. never the most efficient way

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a tail pacino's scored the winner for the italians with a header in the 1st half wales had ethan and do send off, but they still qualify after finishing 2nd in the group. switzerland could still qualify as one of the best 3rd place teams after they'd be turkey, $31.00 and bako turkey exit the tournament after finishing bottom. let's take a look at that final group. a table for you. italy top the group where 3 wins from 3 and 0 goals, conceited wales and switzerland. both have 4 points. wales qualify with a superior goal difference, and turkey. you can see there didn't manage a single when in a dismal campaign. and let's get more and all of that. join me now. oliver moody from dw sports, italy on top, are they looking favored? well, certainly another great performance from them. the day they actually wrested some of their key players for this game because i knew that with through anyway. and there was still way to good for this while fame. why was it didn't have any response? and if anything, it was a surprise, italy only managed to school the one goal and didn't win by a big margin.

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steve and ethan. changs happening during the pandemic. >>> coming up, wall street reacting to the reddit fuelled moves with yet another stock despite taking a breather these shares are up 70% from monday. the moves that analysts are making. >>> all month long cnbc is spotlighting business leaders and our own. here is kevin flynn. >> here's my advice. be proud of who you are, be true to yourself, never be something else to please someone else, your identity gives you power, use it, be fearless, be a leader always stands up for what's right. your sense of pride in yourself is going the tear down walls and build a future that's more uiblaninuse. go fight for it. [typing sounds] [music fades in] [voice of female] my husband ben and i opened ben's chili bowl the very same year that we were married. that's 1958. [voice of male] the chili bowl really has never closed in our history. when the pandemic hit, we had to pivot. and it's been really helpful to keep people updated on google. we wouldn't be here with

the last 2 carnita stuff that are mutual ethan us. we already went with. i don't want to get up on that. i had, i was younger, i don't know the monger in figure out who it is or to the generalized mortality was rejected. use color color junk. you might be able to little janiella. she really is a personal day. what the hell out the young? how do you like? she didn't, i didn't want to miss inside the clinic midwife, a visa teacher, the course on health during pregnancy and caring for small children. her face is uncovered, while women and men normally segregated food side by side, an unimaginable thing. 10 years ago. it's a sign that the attitudes of rural passions are changing. the aim of the training is to eliminate habits that are home for some mothers and they begun that that's, that's how about that. that's why i feel that's kind of put it in tonight just to go that you are the most. why did you buy that? could you please check and then oh, could i should i should do that, but you the much it was because it was on the on the phone. but i wonder if you wa

be sure to tune in all next week we have some great shows coming up ethan hawke will be here >> steveuci will all be joining us plus we'll have music in studio from coldplay. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: coldplay >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: but first, what a show we have for you tonight she stars in "wandavision. man, she crushed it. it's on disney plus. kathryn hahn is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause she helped us out with our "fallonvision" too we're gonna talk about "wandavision." >> steve: oh, yeah >> jimmy: when we did our "fallonvision," she was awesome. and joining us in studio, he's the director of the new film, "in the heights. [ cheers and applause go see this. i can't wait i can't wait for you all to see it it is so -- i mean, i have nothing to do with it. [ laughter ] i just loved it so much. jon m. chu is here >> steve: oh >> jimmy: a great director [ cheers and applause go to a theater. it's safe. they'll figure it out. go -- you have to go see this movie. it is unbelievable it is one of the most enjoyable things i've seen ever. it's fantastically do

southeast in afghanistan, close to the border with pakistan. society here is extremely battery. uncle ethan by africa standards. standards as harsh is the local terrain. the local tribe, the passion, or a people of war. that's jennifer. what to what dish pedestrian. lucky part of my number 2 of them though in an abortion isn't cripple as i've got to walk or school. it was about 5 years that i need to be insure for 2 years. that will be the one or group one of it. i live in a renewal of the money i got did not really. george just came up. is i want to bother you, but i'm a month plus i larry ah, let him leave assisting another little job. ah ah look good after just the woman way of please. he's a chicago number looks dash 12 dash john does she does she? i know he did that though douglas had lavelli good. like that to get us out on monday. no. i just in case you hadn't realized the king referred to herself as she. that's because mina is a woman and she's never considered herself a man. when it comes to the man's clothes, well, beauty and everything, i won't go too much, which all the work on

my good ethan is posted. i live in ne mexico and like to watch both free to view and pay tv, just my streaming subscriptions. the. sorry. how unit? yes. right. i want magazines like tomorrow to day on tv, but the films on tv are usually outdated. have lots of commercials and are often repeat, not at the internet is available. i prefer to down the films and watch them later when i have time. phone calls to doesn't watch free all pay tv at all. he only watches online streaming. what did media research says? once upon a time, there wasn't much to watch on tv. you really had to put your mind to it. if you wanted to indulge in mindless channel surfing today, things couldn't be more different. the age of video on demand band binge watching and what is it doing to us media research, macos kalina, is extremely critical of the trend toward digital binge watching. he's written a book about it called stream land alter the the on demand video. i believe that netflix, amazon prime, disney, apple tv and the like threaten o

she was appointed director of the ethan logical museum in 2001 and asked to develop a more sensitive and open approach to dealing with the colonial history of the collections. she is not happy about how it turned out via hum for a long time, we kept hoping that we will be given an empty white space. outside was the palace facade, and inside we just wanted a white cube. but as planning progressed, the palace took up more and more space. we often saw how the people developing content for the humbled forum struggled with the projects, internal contradictions, tensions and complex structures. much as understood, humbled for under sign exam, say the humbled for him. it's not a challenging project because of its size. for me, it was more because of the structures on management, the bosses kept changing as the institution develop, eons these institution ima, unders, foreign. in hardly sometime there was a lack of direction of the term, an absence of clear goals. and that's a failure of communication with various communities as to what the project was really about. the classes that act that

ethan is a sexually active gay man able to give blood.made a promise that i would repay the donor who saved my grandad's life. previously, gay and bisexual men were unfairly excluded from donating blood and today marks a real landmark change for a more inclusive and fair system. this change is around eligibility and largely centres around sexual behaviours and that's because of the way blood is screened in the united kingdom. because it can take up to three months to detect certain sexually transmitted infections and hiv. so, from today anyone who engages in risky sexual behaviour will be asked if they have a new partner, or if they are having sex with multiple partners. if the answer is no, in most cases they can give blood, which will mean more gay and bisexual men donating. for such a long time we've not been able to allow certain groups of people to donate. but what this does is open up the experience of more people to donate, it makes us more inclusive and many groups that haven't been able to donate, in particular men that have sex

i just go to and i feel like i can tell him i miss twins, elliott and ethan reminisce about alex.themselves as triplets. the family sees alex's death as a call to action and his legacy saving other kids. he is still the heartbeat of his family. i love you so much money and love you so much. mommy deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. mhm the duke and duchess of sussex announced today the birth of their second child, an official announcement says megan delivered a girl on friday at a hospital in santa barbara. they have named her little bit diana mountbatten, windsor or lily. for short, little bet has been queen elizabeth's nickname since childhood. and, of course, diana is for the baby's grandmother, the late princess diana lilly joins big brother archie, who turned two years old last month. all right, so we're about to see some pretty big changes in our weather. we're going to see our temperatures drop significantly for those of you in late if you're out of the coast, it's already been a little cools. it won't be such a big drop for you, but we'll start the live. look outside here

hey, ethan, and i saw a going to go to attorney, marcia sewell, on john triple as he goes all the way towards dodging hey, those are going to be t o r a g e. some are marks are due today as you like them in this climate of fear. see through monks main concern now is for the living. the military is targeting the family members of dissidence and hiding, including his own when needed. oh yeah. no change. i will need people, i will be up to my him up up in my dreams, you can give me a minute to change out. his father was taken away and charged with inciting, civil disobedience. he is now locked up in young guns, notorious insane prison, which has thousands of political prisoners when the military was lost in power. do you fear that your father will suffer the same fate that came on lapse of it? she bye bye don't. is it a full c o t o e sardine idea? yes, a young movie alert a jump because that movie uneven and tonia feels more than 6000 people have been detained since the curve and 80 percent of them remain in custody. wayne and when towns father mia a was arrested in the early hours of t

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while ethan is economy appears to be climbing out of it's coded, $900.00 plunge. it's finance, of course, size problems even before the pandemic, like people's preference for cash payments, which her tax revenues. but that looks to be changing now as adam rennie reports around this vegetable market in the heart of room dates. back to the 18th sixty's, a century and a half on cash is still king, but there are signs the times are changing for years. the italian government has been encouraging electronic payment as a way to increase tax receipts. the pandemic gave it the push it needed, as people wanted to pay without handling cash, because they thought exchanging money by hand could spread. the virus has a data or level this year and we have to accept progress. this is how things are cash is on the way out. electronic payment in italy, rose $4.00 percentage points in 2020 alone, and now digital payments make up a 3rd of all transactions. italy even has a lottery to encourage people to request his receipt for even the smallest purchases to prove they were made above

she was appointed director of the ethan logical museum in 2001 and asked to develop a more sensitive and open approach to dealing with the colonial history of the collections. she is not happy about how it turned out via hum for a long time. we kept hoping that we will be given an empty white space. outside was the palace facade inside. we just wanted a white cube, but i was planning, progressed. the palace took up more and more space. we often saw how the people developing content for the humbled forum struggled with the projects internal contradictions, tensions and complex structures. much as august as humboldt for under sign of some say the humbled for me such a challenging project because of its size for me, it was more because of the structures on management, the bosses kept changing as the institution develop, eons. these are institutes showing emma unders foreign in hardly, sometimes there was a lack of direction at the tone and an absence of clear goals. and that's a failure of communication with various communities as to what the project was really about. the process that's

but there is no logical differences despite everything we hear from ethan and bennett, from the prime minister, the x prime minister and the future, or the present prime minister. there are no good article differences. these are basically belonging to the same right wing zionist family. the differences between them have been personal vindictive and probably the most surrealistic example of breast. and that's just a very important thing. what our viewers around the world to remember that this valley bennett only 2 years ago could not pass the threshold to enter into government to enter into the connection. i'm sorry, his party could not even muster 3 percent. today, he is prime minister. why? because the siblings, you know, the other parties in the can asset for sure. eager to get rid of nathan, you know, that basically they come to him with so many a few seeds for administer. so that they could hold this kind of coalition and push my one what happened between natalie bennett and benjamin netanyahu because i wasn't, wasn't been at sort of his protege. and now he's is rival. absolutely.

she was appointed director of the ethan logical museum in 2001, and asked to develop a more sensitive and open approach to dealing with the colonial history of the collections. she is not happy about how it turned out via hum for a long time. we kept hoping that we would be given an empty wide space. outside was the palace facade, and inside we just wanted a white cube. but as planning progressed, the palace took up more and more space. we often saw how the people developing content for the humbled forum struggled with the projects internal contradictions, tensions and complex structures matches and us the humboldt for under sign exam, say the humbled for him. it's not a challenging project because of its size for me it was more because.

the professor of the national institute of languages on ethan civilizations, thank you very much. we appreciate that. thank you. i thank you for joining us. you're an arty international, we are back soon with all the i i use me. unfortunately, we are witnessing a trend in media. they go from one news fiasco to another. the weapons of mass destruction story, the russia gate hoax. hunters, laptop, the back end bounty tale, and now the possible covert lab leak story. now, why does anyone in their right mind even tune in any more the, [000:00:00;00] the was i'm action or say we're going underground on living. the stories buried in the so called mainstream media coming up on the show. soft power promoting the ideology of new liberalism, or vital humanitarian aid for the global self. as you k p. m, boris johnson's attempt to flash for an aid comes on the scrutiny in westminster. what sort of world is a self styled g $71.00 to come out in south west england. this weekend is rich countries are accused of coven vaccines, apartheid, and 50 years up to the attic or uprising. just why is the

we take a look at a new documentary from hearing ethan berlin film festival. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. leaders from the world 7 wealthiest countries are meeting for the g. 7 summit hosted this year by british prime minister boris johnson. must be held in cornwall, england, and marks the g. 7 leaders 1st in person talk in nearly 2 years. they're expected to cover a range of topics with a focus on the crone of virus pandemic and the climate crisis. these global leaders are taking center stage this weekend. it's the 1st time they're all together. since the start of the pandemic and introductions are marked by elbow bumps and social distancing this year's host, boy johnson initiated the g 7 talks with a welcome speech that focused on recovery. they wanted to be sure that we're beating the pandemic together and discussing how will never have a repeat of what we seen. but it will say that we're building back better together and, and building that green and building that sarah and building that will equal and honestly, in any more

mother trying to you know, a last and last time i would say to reduce that position in the face of ethan pressure for finding and walkering a piece deal for the really trying to get strong. with that, it's not i think the pine, it's, it's, it's ministry patch to try to flush the cookie and it's working. it's working on a very simple reason. the once the people are fed up with the situation in march, 1 1000000 people found in front and people set up and they all more and more backing the government under funding that the seats for them, the hope for truth and all the peace in yemen. other than that, the tribes of mario never support you in not just from the leaders of jordan, egypt and iraq, promising to deepen economic and political ties. jordan's king abdullah and egyptian presidents helped alpha l. c. c or bank that for the full round of trilateral talks, the us wants rocks prime minister of suffering cause they may to counter radians like president cc is the 1st egyptian leader to visit back that in 3 decades of what it is in baghdad. 4th, and would tell us more about what came out of

i see thought ethan, you know, with the russian intelligence agents who allegedly have poisoned opposition, lead alex vane vonny also targeted another criminal critic. according to a new report, investigative journalist at banning cap say, the same agents had been trailing ulta and journalist dmitri because when he became sick on board a plane in 2019, he spent 5 days in a coma from what the doctor said was. food poisoning is illness bez strong resemblance to nevada. when he fell ill on a flight in the siberia, german doctor's late established heaping poisoned with military grade. nerve ages crystal growth is the russia investigator aspect in cat, the international collective of research that conducted this investigation. and to join me from vienna. of course, it took us through the evidence that one of the most striking parallels between this case and the nevada case. while the tracking peril is the use of the exactly the same agents under the same cover identities and then using a very similar similar template to the one that was used in the on the case. what we see is a sequence of tail

of the current new york times political columnists david brooks and former jerusalem bureau chief, ethan bronner, both of them american have had sons in the israeli army. and on the broadcast side, there's news anchor splits. his bio on cnn site is sick with details on the stories. he's covered, the interviews. he's conducted the honorary degrees. he's received not one mention though, of his former journal. you're at the biggest, the most influential pro israel lobby, group of them all. 8. there's a strong israel today, a vibrant israel that is not going to disappear. for a pack of destroy the 2 state solution. back in the eighty's and story, i always wanted to know this guy is forgiven his resume. i think that lists are understand that his job is not just for his job is to get a range of opinion and that he feels a responsibility to stop. then wait a minute is the same for he's now in gaza. you're there. you are. and i witnessed to get to emily wilder, the very young person who had done good work in college. i'm sure it was going to be strenuously trying to do her job as a double standa

i feel like when you're out and about and simply want to grab a bite from time at us to ethan calls mesh to one situation turned into a nightmare. when she's suffered an animal active shock on vacation, evidently caused by traces of peanuts in the hotel restaurant buffet, the 25 year old always has an emergency kit on her for future incidents. it includes adrenalin anti allergy, medication and cortisone. following that event, xandra wanted to find out just how extreme or allergy is. it can be measured by checking the level of antibodies produced by the immune system in response to specific proteins in the peanut. patients can also undergo a provocation test performed by a doctor in which they consume increasing amounts of peanut. i'm will consume in the strictly control provocation that has the patient has given a dose of peanut initially very small, which has been increasing kleinman. and i'm 1st to show that there is a peanut allergy. second, to determine the threshold at which the patient starts to react. yeah, puts in yet. it's important for a patient to know whether they have to avo

will ethan j. b. s. says that it's systems are coming back online today. we've already seen that happening in australia, so that's a good sign. it bleeds, the vast majority of them will be ready again. at any rate, it still is a big deal. it will be a big deal if for some reason they're wrong, or if there remains a major disruption. it's the world's largest me processing company by sales. i'd accounts for a quarter of be production in the us 20 percent, a port production, and a great amount of its beef also ends up in china through export sales. so it is a big deal if there's any disruption at all. what we're seeing right now is that meet buyers are really scrambling, and so that means that prices are going to go up as everyone tries to get a hold of what they can. and this is in an industry and in a sector that's already seen, price rises due to the crone of ours. had many shutdowns at plants processing facilities. and now as the recovery is beginning, we're seeing rising prices again as demand picks up. but the labor supplies still tight, so that means a

i think at ethan make different decisions, she might have brought into the scope of public influence and action for all future first ladies. and thus reset first lady expectations to everyone's benefit. edith wilson was not the first and will not be the last first lady to downplay the seriousness of her husband's health. even though we might understand why she failed to communicate, the fact she who had the most intimate access and awareness of the situation, but it had the entire world as the audience failed to use her authority to communicate at that time of crisis, has had lasting and serious consequences. perhaps in response to the wilson's unusual situation, florence hearting presented an altogether different picture to the world by a. florence had a highly unusual task for a first lady. trained and financed by her father, she worked alongside him in his various businesses. she became pregnant, before she married henry the wolf and was divorced after six years. she worked to support herself and her son before marrying newspaper owner and editor warren hurting in 1891. she contin

ethan ampadu was then sent off after the break but robert page's side went through to the knockout stageswo groups to be completed on monday with most interest surrounding group b, and if denmark can qualify for the last 16 after the horror start they had. christian eriksen suffered a near fatal cardiac arrest in their opening loss to finland, while despite scoring first against belgium, they lost 2—1. but if they can overcome russia and belgium beat finland later, the danes can still progress. max verstappen has extended his formula one championship lead to 12 points by winning the french grand prix. the dutchman started from pole at paul ricard, but lost the lead to mercedes�* lewis hamilton atjust the second corner. his red bull team then changed the strategy, and a second pit—stop gave him fresh enough tyres to retake the lead from the briton with a lap to go, to claim his third win of the season. spain's marc marquez banished 18 months of struggles as he dominated at the sachsenring to win the german motogp. the six—time world champion crashed in the opening race last year and missed

but remember, now the momentum is with natalie bennett and that with benjamin ethan. yeah. because natalie bennett is the prime minister of israel. he's the winner. he's the prime minister. so people will naturally gravitate to the person in power to the person who is running the country. and they may be able to pick up one or 2 more seats, or one or 2 more supporters, or at least not opposition. whereas it now has his work cut out for him as being a head of the opposition who is basically lost after 4 elections. and he has a mutiny within his own party of people that are say, had you step the side, we could have a liquid government is the danger for the coalition. know the fact that it is made up of so many different groups. inevitably, they will argue amongst themselves and we could see defections. i mean, they are very, very different and that is unlike there are other governments that we've had, we've had, have national unity governments where there were differences. we've had had parties on the right, competing to out right each other out flight each other on the right

so we had ethan the so call me as we calling it rich. we had a situation where we are almost 400000 pieces coming through every day. fortunately that started to really know the details of this morning is that we have had the width found in 2 months and that is increasing, but unfortunately that's what's happening still remain high. i don't 26 and it buddy as of yesterday. so this might just be also a lag behind the keepers going down. it might also mean that there are still cases who are reporting late and are not being managed adequately because they are already having to vehicle when they, when they come to the team. it's also the case that they did a fair bit of spirit of the food in india where they had with them as an active me make stronger. and by the time patients, perhaps that brought the facilities with more, they can be managed. they already have having to be and hence mortality is high. so i think that would be the nature of hope to bring down the bits which are happening as well. but the good news is that the, the key things

mother trying to you know, a last and last time i would say to reduce that position in the face of ethan pressure for planning and walkering a peace deal. so the really trying to get strong with that it's not working. i think that would be in the pine it's, it's nice to try to flush the cookie and it's working. it's working or a very simple reason. the once the people are fed up of the situation in march, 1 1000000 people found in front and people are fed up and they all more and more backing the governments, understanding that the seats for them, the hope for truth and all the peace in yemen. other than the tribes of mario never support you. in not industry. lebanese security forces have fired on protest is injuring at least 4. people stormed facts and the officers of power company in the cities is tripoli, inside on savings accounts have been wiped off by the plunging value of living on currency. well, bank says lebanon spiraling economic crisis could be among the worth seem globally . and 150 years, the leaders of jordan, egypt, and iraq are promising to deepen economic and political