the helicopter then captures on the film the arrival if it were pathologists. among them, ethan mccord. this is me here. i was when i was about 6, you were dismounted at the time. running up on the scene. i had never seen anything like that before i saw on the corner what appeared to have been 3 men. they were completely destroyed by the 30 millimeter thr, claire, that almost to me didn't seem real. it kinda seems like something that you would see out of a bad horror movie. blair soldier realizes the verity of the and then he approaches the he locates 2 wounded people. a 4 year old girl and a 10 year old boy. i originally thought that the boy was, was deceased because the he had a went to the right side of his head and he wasn't moving. and when i went back out to the van, he made like a labored breath movement. and that's when i started screaming that the boys alive, the boys alive and i grabbed and started running on to the bradley, which is now me at this point he looks up at me and i looked down at him. and i told him it's going to be ok. i have you don't worry, it's going to be ok

but the boy you saved by ethan mccord. survived. i'm doing good job. and she she said that she knew she was only because ah, well, good afternoon to you. i am doing rad against breaking news this afternoon. a shocking and graphic video from iraq, apparently showing us troops and gunning down innocent civilians. and just dropping my kids up at school back in april, 2010. and i went home, grabbed a cup of coffee, sat down on the couch and turned on the news. and there i was running across the screen of my own television. i'm carrying a child. i knew immediately what it was. and it actually felt like a huge slap in the face. i've spent so much time trying to forget that incident. and then here it was being pushed in my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010. said then he has been an anti war activist. the 6th of the clutter on the release was, was very important. the video is iconic, symbolic. it was a stunning testimony of a war crime. there was no question about it. and the people saw for little eyes what the war and tales we thou

the the man driving the van died that the boy saved by ethan mccord, survived to study joseph. and she cheated us up only because ah, well, good afternoon to you. i am doing rad against breaking news this afternoon. a shocking and graphic video from iraq, apparently showing us troops and gunning down innocent civilians and just dropping my kids up at school back in april, 2010. i went home, grab a cup of coffee, sat down on the couch and turned on the news. and there i was running across the screen of my own television carrying a child. i knew immediately what it was and it actually felt like a huge slap in the face. i had spent so much time trying to forget that incident. and then here it was being pushed to my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010, said then he has been an anti war activist. 6 of the clutter motor released was, was very important. the video is iconic, symbolic. it was stunning testimony of a war crime. there was no question about it. and people saw for little nys what the, the, the war and tailed we would shoot to critic we. helix is u

the culture of the hometown values pack ethan berman and host of the loud podcast, fox news political welcome to you both. >> thank you for having me. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: i want to redo a little something from the "chicago sun-times," the headline "chicago's most violent week of 2021" 104 people shot, 19 killed, 13 among the wounded. they say through july 4th the most recent city data available, 2019 people have been shot in chicago this year. an increase of almost 13% compared to the year before and a 58% increase in shootings compared with 2019. i know this hits close to home for you, literally. >> yeah, absolutely. family has been impacted by the violence. one city councilman -- in the last 18 months, almost 6,000 people shot in the city of chicago and we look at this past weekend, you mentioned the numbers, one estimate puts it at 110 people shot, including two police officers and a 6-year-old and if you look at the father's day weekend total, over 100 people shot again. this is outrageous, it is insane that people have to live in an american city where this is their reali

and then here it was being pushed to my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010, said then he has been an anti war activists testimony of a war cry and there was no question about it. and the people saw for little eyes what to the war and tailed. we literally something to eat. we helix is undoubtedly not above criticism, but we helix has revolutionized access to information and wiki league has enabled the revelation of war crimes perpetrated by the american army that would undoubtedly not have been revealed. without wiki lately, someone can spokesman for the project. we need to buy contributions from private people, $200000.00 for operational costs. it was built in a way that was the lowest, remain anonymous to the project itself. so whenever something was received, it was not the way it came from. the wizard or should feel secure in the way that if he feels something should be out in the public. there is not an instance that is then judging about his feelings, me, which was set up to guarantee anonymity to all its sources. but just one month after the video whic

reporter: this oakland father and son are enjoying the last days of the summer break. 13-year-old ethan zambrano will be entering high school as a freshman. >> he's anxious. >> i just want to go back to school. >> how long has it been? it's been such a long time. >> it was i think over a year and a half ago that they shut us down. >> reporter: while dad, mario, believes ethan should be safe, he worries about sending his younger son back to school. kids under 12 cannot get vaccinated. >> my 6-year-old, he does have certain bronchitis and i don't want to do that, so it's tough. >> reporter: many bay area parents are facing the same dilemma after hearing about how contagious the delta variant foation now, it's time to sit down with my wife and reassess. >> reporter: many students tell me they're fed up with zoom. they want to go back to school. >> mostly to socialize with my peers, and i think although online learning is good, it's not the same as the real thing. >> because i'm wearing a mask, it helps me know at i'm safe. >> reporter: 6-year-old wes is entering first grade on august 9th.

reporter: this oakland father and son are enjoying the last days of the summer break. 13-year-old ethan zambrano will be entering high school as a freshman. >> he's anxious. >> i just want to go back to school. >> how long has it been? it's been such a long time. >> it was i think over a year and a half ago that they shut us down. >> reporter: while dad, mario, believes ethan should be safe, he worries about sending his younger son back to school. kids under 12 cannot get vaccinated. >> my 6-year-old, he does have certain bronchitis and i don't want to do that, so it's tough. >> reporter: many bay area parents are facing the same dilemma after hearing about how contagious the delta variant foation now, it's time to sit down with my wi

ringback the man driving the van died, but the boy you saved by ethan mccord. survived. i'm doing a good job. and she she just. she only because ah, well good afternoon to you. i am doing rad against breaking news this afternoon. a shocking graphic video from iraq, apparently showing us troops getting down innocent civilians. and just then dropping my kids up at school back in april 2010. and i went home, grabbed a cup of coffee, sat down on the couch and turned on the news. and there i was running across the screen of my own television carrying a child. i knew immediately what it was and it actually felt like a huge slap in the face. i had spent so much time trying to forget that incident. and then here it was being pushed in my face again. ethan mccord was discharged from the army in 2010, said then he has been an anti war activists. on the clutter motor release was, was very important. the video is iconic, symbolic. it was a stunning testimony of a war crime. there was no question about it. and people suffer little own eyes what the war and tailed, we can get somethin

ethan, what you make of the messaging that's going on? >> i think j.d.ce has a completely wrong of course. the problem is that we had a large percentage of the american populace that was misled regarding vaccines and so they refused to get it and i agree with dr. weinberg the best route is to start forcing vaccinations, but this idea of mixed messaging. it's not mixed messaging. science changes based on observable data, just like going outside when it's raining, you put on an umbrella to shield her from the rain, the rain stops coming up with the umbrella away, it rains again you put it out. i will disagree with dr. weinberg about masks. i'm very happy to have not gotten a cold while wearing a mask indoors either from my fellow humans because aerosols are such a great method of transmitting somebody different viruses. look, it's not mixed messaging. the science changes. people didn't get their vaccines and so now we have a delta variant that is far more contagious than the original version of covid-19 and so we have to address it. that is actually the po

young ethan just turned 6 years old. >> the little birthday boy from chesapeake, virginia, is obsessedanes so much so, that he asked his mom for a southwest airlines-themed party. >> not delta. not american airlines. southwest. his mom showing the cake with the goody bags with the airline's logo. mom said she did her best. clearly, she didn't want to risk just winging this one -- get it? >>> next, to one california woman's friendly encounter with wildlife. >> emma balmhauer, was on a hydro biking vacation in monterey county, when she was greeted by an otter. >> i can't get over hydro biking. >> you don't hydro bike? >> no. it looked at her and waved at the camera. it was otterly adorable. oh. what in the world is a hydrobike? >> that, apparently. what she is doing. >> all right. polka. >> hydro polka. >>> recorded in frankfurt, >>> recorded in frankfurt, germany, the piano stylings of donald canwood. ♪ all of the news and foreign >>> recorded in frankfurt, germany, the piano stylings of donald canwood. ♪ all of the news and foreign wars ♪ ♪ all the weather all the scores that's the "wo

the world health organization has one government against ethan cove at 9 to restrict private 19 rather restrictions to soon several countries in europe are relaxing rules, despite concerns about the highly contagious delta variant. but the w h o says the panoramic isn't over. yes, the 3rd, the waves of infection could arrive later in the year. you just need to be a little more patient. remember last summer where we have everything got good and then everyone kind of relaxed. and then we kind of arrived in september or october and ended up in huge trouble. i think that's where we're going again with a much more transmissible variant. this time around lebanon's care take a prime minister is warning his country is days away from what he says will be a social explosion. a sunday, as appealing for help to resolve the economic crisis. inflation is storing is the current, the hits new lows pushing thousands more into poverty and says he doesn't have the mandate to resume negotiations with the i m f. he says the international community must step and now and i will ask you though, i would come b

. >> ethan gladner lives two condos away. he says he doesn't know her personally but recognizes her face as a neighbor. >> with everything that we've experienced in the last year and a half, i'm not surprised honestly. i just didn't think it would happen in our town. >> mazi is accused of wire fraud and making false statements relating to health care matters. agents say she used fear of catching covid-19 as an opportunity to expand her pre-existing immunization scheme and capitalize on a national emergency for her own financial gain. they claim she used unapproved remedies and fake vaccination cards like this one. victims were allegedly told to sign and date the card making it appear they received an approved moderna shot when they did not. the complaint also says the victims were sentle in this letter signed by a doctor explaining saying they would provide treatment for the deadly virus and they would create an antibody response in the immune system. the victims were also told her remedies were safe for children. >>> the cit

ethan bearman, washington, d.c., based trial attorney joe cammarata. welcome.going to kick it off with exhibit a. this came from a d.c. council member when they were discussing this last october before a vote, he said i know in previous pieces of legislation related to young people we have worked on things such as not having a show about a family insurance policy. saying were trying to protect the young person, making sure we are protecting them if they are taking a step their parents or guardians don't exercise but they think is their own best health interest. we are trying to take that extra step. he says it's about giving the kids more protection. >> i think what this is is a misguided effort by d.c. to inject itself into. important fabric of the american family unit. he violates all constitutional norms and protections for parents have for the care and custody of their children. unless they are deemed unfit. the d.c. sponsors of legislation have said we've got to protect the public safety. well, i'm all about protecting the public safety and don't get me wr

ethan and mom hugging it out at the publix. he's been serving in germany.s to a dream 60 years in the making for a lifelong new york yankee fan gwen goldman. in 1961, she was a 10-year-old girl who loved mickey mantle when she wrote to the team asking if she could be a bat girl. the general manager rejected her with this letter which reads, in a game dominated by men, a young lady such as yourself would feel out of place in a dugout. again, 1961. gwen held onto that note and six decades later her daughter sent it to the team's current general manager. cashman wrote a new letter inviting gwen to live out her childhood dream. on monday night, the 70-year-old retired teacher suited up in pinstripes to serve as an honorary bat girl. gwen got her own locker, she met the players, she sat in the dugout, through out the first pitch and even held her own press conference. >> it took my breath away. it's obviously taking my words away also. it was a thrill of a lifetime times a million. >> the pinstripes look good on you, gwen. >>> our next high goes to robots and hu

. >> reporter: ethan lives in the same apartment complex where she operated her practice and the criminal complaint describes how she falsified, fabricated and altered immunization cards for kids to submit to schools. then when covid began, court documents say she used it as an opportunity to build on her scheme by offering home your prophylactic immunization pellets. she fraudulently claimed that the pellets contain minute amounts of covid-19 and those pellets would provide lifelong immunity to the virus. the justice department provided these pitchers of the letter that dr. mazi gave out to her patients about the pellets and a dosage recommendation. and these are the vaccination cards that have been falsified to state that patients received the moderna vaccine. >> people believe what they want to believe. there is so much false information spread throughout social media and everything. it is hard to convince people of anything nowadays. >> reporter: the acting u.s. attorney for the northern district of california released a statement saying "instead of disseminating valid remedies and in

i'll took up ethan and mar. budgeted doing it, but you're savvy to city please me need to keep default me sent it again. his plan to be $1550.00. ah ah boy, i don't know. i won't give up on 32 this year to do, but he will he allow you to keep on up on the st. knows i need to new general 50 units. i sorry i told you now. i do news on fail me to do on 2050. i don't quite yet. you come in in in gone. so doing some dominion you'll see pretty decompose. they told all the political falsity to julia when bonded the o e ski boat well like removed on it to pop one, i'll see a job in the positive policy. i think i do more salty will result for the me on chunk off also to d. r. now, to take a predictable, don't you live with the bullet? it book to take monday, december and going to an abilene. i pre been bid. satilla. well, this book alone shows you casual the gym. also. the most peculiar, only keep all de determine the much pop by i'll shoot off your tom rubric out to tell you to keep o'kelly's is, does the tornado. it could be if it we'll just put that on part of the no or not. so don't can 7 a

be sure to tune in all next week we have some great shows coming up ethan hawke will be here >> steveen, and dr. anthony fauci 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 "wandndavision. man, she crushed it. it's on disney plus. kathryn hahn is here >> steveoh [ 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 seehis. 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

everybody had me more or less holler if you need to model it to ethan. m must. milton, when you get a moment and be tentative later lunch and other us will be document tomorrow. no. i go back to cindy on for kaloni car. it was already a gated trust in the me. she's in the b one for our competitors individual, and he's looking to plot all the media. know what he'll do, the portable shot she lost my lot as he's plasty go my lot. see though, the lock in, i was the only not how to in the conflict oper, florida animals canoe not law say that the poly will model. see if you know, don't mediator. yeah. so all these chemical compounds out made out of petroleum, petroleum is of fossil fuel, very sticky. and it is by are cumulative because it's the fertile compound which last long this is why it gives oxy city leavers and in kidneys and cancer because it gives of the disease that of the disruption of communication in a cancer. and the 1st reason you have concern is because you cannot communicate each other anymore with the rest of the body and homo diseases, it's

with respect to ethan ecker. you know, as a process is defined as a peer review and i understand that and that i don't have a problem with that peer review problem in this case is that's not what was done. nobody went back and verified the findings on the original studies. and by failing to verify those findings, it cascaded through the entire review process, such that you don't have the answer which is based on the best science. i think that the important to mention that we are doing the proper independent assessment at the accordion with the resources that we have left. so according to the regulation that focus on the use of the active settings and based on that we generate the risk assessment regarding the independence from industry is clearing the legislation. i will say the say is the basic principle, the company that wants to market something the you must pay for the assessment. so this studies are conducted by industry. there is no doubt the current process is scientifically flawed. it is time to have an i

it's a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new. ethan nomics magazines and was made in germany even 90 minutes on d. w. president george w bush invited us summer home. we talked about the past and the special relationship to chancellor uncle. i'm not afraid to make a decision was not afraid to leave the kind person with a lovely song. and that's the person i got to know these clues that interview with george w bush july 14th at 1530. you tc on the w? are you ready to get a little more extreme places in europe are smashing all the record to venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern globe trotter gunners tele, europe's record breaking. and now also in book form. the little guys, this is the 77 percent. the platform is used to beat is use share. i did you know, we are not afraid to have some young people clearly have the solution. the future doesn't the 7 percent now every weekend on b w the news . this is deputy news live from the in cities across south africa looted and ablaze in the was bond seen there in years. 1000 has been killed as

and we're back with dr. steward, ethan ross. i patrick, founder of the university of california, san francisco depression center talking about into the presence substrate and route . you said that mindfulness is a great help against depression, but when you say mindfulness, what exactly do you mean by that? well, mindfulness is being aware of your experience as you're experiencing it. so for example, it may be that you're as you're walking down the street, you're aware of this and stations in your feet as you're walking down the street. or as you're sitting in a chair breathing, you're aware of the sensations of the breath moving in and out as you're breathing . so it's being aware in the present moment of whatever your experience has and accepting it without any judgment or criticism. so you're saying basically when you're depressed and you're faring terrible and you don't want to get bad, you know what, you don't want to wash your hair, you know, want to eat, just accept that state of being and what analyze it or do what would

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or did ethan and i'm going to, ethel, you're here. mac. norfolk up at the saturn. was such a house with i'm not luna, the american, eminent with the 12th of july 26. so 2 contrasting events on the same day one was the israeli attack on the how much leadership and gaza the other was the capture of to israeli soldiers. in a surprise attack along the israeli lebanese border event on put the route to this time. he is really a soldier shall eat main captivity in gaza. one will fetch you wouldn't hurt your israel likes to boast about its intelligence capabilities and gaza. and the extent that it has operatives, unintelligence, for within her mass and being able to kill shalley for so long, i suppose showed that israel's reach within garza wasn't as strong as it might have said. it was. similarly, israel did try to free shyly with military means after he was taken and failed. so yes that's, that's a, that's a victory for, for her math. the consumer shadow unit, a guy's responsible for the captured israeli soldier, ah, molecule. while your model. hello, steve, on some blun

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coast guard units let the operation and authorities call to private assistance in the evacuation. ethan, as we understand there are russian helicopters and planes assisting to put out the wildfires and thousands of firefighters have been deployed from all over turkey. according to the minister of agriculture and forestry, the majority of fires have now for the most pod been brought under control for the calling it a huge kick in the teeth. that's how n h. s. workers in england have slammed a proposed 3 percent pay increase to reward medical staff. the efforts in battling covered the thousands of furious noses on health care employees much straight down to downing street on friday to vent their anger. the for the show me what was on the did all the the 3 percent payroll off comes off. the government took some serious flack over it's one percent proposal back in march. that was described by unions at the time as insulting and effectively a pay cut in real terms when factoring in inflation on each. ollie has been looking at the contrast between how frontline workers have been rewarded comp

people participates in that type of gesture. gesture. politics is ethan expenses. what are link another black member of the indian squad from the up in this tweet to patel saying, you don't get to stoke the fire at the beginning of the tournament by labeling our anti racism message of gesture politics. and then pretend to be disgusted when the very thing we're campaigning happens. ok, thanks talk. it's not just footballers taking a knee. all kinds of athletes are taking part in acts of protest on tennyson, basketball courts, baseball fields, and hockey ranks just about anywhere that athletes compete. they're putting their political and social activism out there for sports fans to see ever since the 19 sixties and seventies. when african americans like mohammed ali and kareem, abdul jabbar brought the civil rights movement to a wider audience. they've been told the world of sports should not be politicized or as the bron james, the basketball star has been taught, shut up and dribble. that kind of argument just doesn't fly anymore. social media has allowed this gene

we're starting to harass ethan just wanted to leave a few days later. i got to the text message with the date and the hours you were near someone who was test positive for her and a virus. you have to immediately start a warranty. and this might seem normal for many countries, but an emergency regulation had allowed the shin bad israel secret service to run its tracking trade program. in the tub lubbock ashley sheet lender feel civilians cannot opt out academy and it's just the secret service tracking all civilians. anybody with in israel the are the only democracy in the world to this day that was using their secret services to do this machine, but are often accused of breaching human rights floor in their treatment of palestinians. but the revelation showed that they don't only operate in the west bank and occupied territory. the reason this happened is because the shouldn't bet already is tracing people instead of waiting for something new to be created. they already have a tool within the ship bed. the 2 was a secret long program to monitor telecomm

rather than me. ethan outside is saying this because i think this is also important which may be explain why all take is still able to whole power. other than running the military, of course, and the judiciary of those institutions. but also he has affected some change. tell me about that because i think that's important. we can't have just half a discussion. go ahead. yeah, i mean i seen that actually before this program i already, we checked what was the result in care. so the fight against poverty and he can walk in according to their results to the biggest, more respectful survey that the strong in the country around that we have pretty much the same levels that we had in years ago. so it has been come up with. so much code is like the goal there may like to say, i think the we have had important changes in terms of the practice tarka incorrect, stricter lie, you know, any hoss be fine, you highways, new roles that were important in our society. i think for some are to be something important that a lot of people rely, is that he restored the center of my now and that was really in fo

is ethan frontier, about deploying $400.00 additional soldiers? austria minister of foreign affairs cutting console told us why the use approach to legal migration is a failure. what we have seen over the last that case and actually it started in 9095 to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my creation. nothing has worked. we are in a big state made off of a lot of unilateral measures taken and it will lead to more confusion and it will lead to the non implementation of international creek is what we see that each and every member said is somehow condemned to have laid on its own maximum by and try to dry natural action. but the common european migration of chanda is not their maximum bring back people to turkey, bringing them back to afghanistan and all in both cases. it doesn't really work for people are dead and doesn't 7 hospitalized with buns as wildfires find why strong winds wreck havoc across southern turkey, coastal town and 18 me why village hughes and districts were evacuated with hotels in the region. also following s

so this is a copy of a note by more ethan gamble in the matter, in chief of the french armed forces at the beginning of world war 2. ah . across the world around the clock, this is been use our north sea grip of your company. and you know, the efficacy of the pfizer covey job has dropped by nearly a 3rd. that is, according to a new study by the is really help ministry. the findings come amid the rapids had both in the country and globally. the delta variant of the virus 1st detected in india. the vaccine is still said to be efficient in preventing serious illness. we discussed the issue with the head of the vaccination program of the television medical center. we have data which shows even if the immunity of those is of the 5 job, even if the immunity is waning, winging very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some point everybody will need another dose. obviously we're worried about the drop. the delta vary and has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in the final 15 has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. w

let's go now to los angeles and bringing ethan berryman. he is a us political commentator. he's a national indicated talk. radio hooks even. it's good to have you back on the show you were out there in california. that's the state where most social media giants call home. how is silicon valley explaining this lawsuit to itself? well, it's really simple. it's fundraising mechanism. and in a desperate seeking of attention by the former president of the united states, it's not going to go very far in the courts unless this new supreme court is going to do something really surprising and want to take it up to strike down. section 230 title 47 of the u. s. code, which is the communications decency act that allows these providers to actually function if for whatever reason this lawsuit should actually go anywhere. and section $230.00, you get struck down the google facebook, twitter, any social media platform of any kind, any content publishing platform that operates in the united states would essentially see the function due to the lawsuits that would be filed against them. you

these also want the few strict border controls. austria is reinforces ethan frontier by deploying full 100 additional soldiers from austria, minister of foreign affairs carrying consul. tell us why the eas approach to legal migration is a failure. i want to have seen over the last that case and actually started in my do my to 5 to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my creation. nothing has worked. we are in a big state made off of a lot of unilateral measures taken and it will lead to more confusion and it will need to be non implementation of international treat it what we see that each and every member said is somehow condemned to have laid on its own maximum by trying to dry natural action. but the common european migration of chanda is not there its maximum bring back people to turkey, bringing them back to afghanistan and all in both cases. it doesn't really work for people at that and doesn't have been hospitalized with bonds as wildfire found by strong winds rec devastation across southern turkey, coastal town and 18 naval villages. and districts were evacuat

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