the government looks likely to compose one fifth centre—right party, but very much in third place, andht parties. giorgia meloni now stands a very good chance of becoming italy's first female prime minister. she is ahead here, 25% very much in line with what the opinion polls were suggesting leading to the election, and georgia maloney could indeed lead italy into a right—wing government. the democratic party behind at 20%, the 5—star movement in third place, with silvio berlusconi likely to back up going into a right—wing coalition government. we will hear in the coming days whether or not that is a stable majority in parliament. somebody else has been watching it as well. what does social media make of it all? figs as well. what does social media make of it all? r ,, as well. what does social media make of it all? ~ , i. ., of it all? as you mentioned earlier, a first tweet _ of it all? as you mentioned earlier, a first tweet from one _ of it all? as you mentioned earlier, a first tweet from one of— of it all? as you mentioned earlier, a first tweet from one of the - a first tweet fro

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fifth inning, conner kapul. another party. laser beam beam over the right field wall.s take the 5-4 lead. how about se defense to end it? jeff mcneil at the plate. mcneil slashes one. and look at nick allen. oh, allen. oh, the leaping catch. > >> galaxy on the attack. fires at the top. off the post and ins fall to the galaxy, 3-2. > >> that does it for sports. over sports. over to you. >> thank you charlie. and we'll be back after a break. >> the uss hornet museum celebrated hispanic heritage month. special displays, exhibiters and speakers highlighted the contribution of hispanic americans to the armed forces throughout the history of of the u.s. a panel of hispanic veterans talked to the audience about their time in the service. service. > >> finally tonight, a happy ending to the tale of rose and sage. a pair of injured mountain mountain lion cubs rehabbed at the zoo. they were cubs and then then they fed them and they grew grew up. they have arrived in their new home in southern california. they are now full grown adults b

serhiy ryzhuk, let's start one by one, who is he, a two-time people's deputy from the party of regions of the fifthnd sixth convocation, he headed the zhytomyr regional organization of the party of regions, he was also the chairman twice the zhytomyr regional state administration during yanukovych's time. well, it 's still there, well, it doesn't matter. it's the second person, yury pavlenko, was also the head of the zhytomyr oda. well, it was during yushchenko's time, then he hunted the party organization of the party, of course, not the party of regions of the opposition bloc, and later became the head of the zhytomyr oblast party, already opzj, and was elected a people's deputy from this political force in 2019. these respectable persons, mr. ryzhuk and mr. pavlenko , were awarded for their services to the zhytomyr oblast by the head of the oblast state i congratulate mr. vitaly bonechko to the administration. please tell me . well, he was not the head of the party of regions. please tell me if he is only a servant of the people. i ask for your assessment of what happened there. i will honestly

reported in posts to his telegram-canary zhuravko represented in in the verkhovna rada, the party of regions in the fifth and sixth convocations, in 2014 he moved to russia, but in 2022 he returned to kherson, which had already been temporarily captured, there he cooperated with the attackers a few days ago, the ex-deputy traitor posted a video on social networks where he voted in a pseudo-referendum, ukrainian opposition to crimea is growing, activists of the yellow ribbon movement put up another leaflet in simferopol, the telegram channel of the operational armed forces of ukraine reports that the number of people who are ready for decisive action is increasing, patriots understand very well that the de-occupation of the peninsula is only a matter of time, the mobilization in the temporarily occupied crimea has ended. this was announced by the so-called head of crimea, serhiy aksyonov, according to him, the plan with the conscription on the peninsula was carried out in full earlier, teresi gaulai said his son also fell under the mobilization-mobilization measures and is already in the territory of the

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this is reported in posts on his telegram channel , zhuravko represented the party of regions in the verkhovna rada in the fifth sixth convocations in 2014 , he moved to russia, but in 2022 he returned to the already temporarily captured kherson, where he cooperated with the attackers a few days ago , a traitorous ex-deputy posted a video on social networks where he voted in a pseudo-referendum, six people were injured as a result of enemy shelling in sviatohirsk, donetsk region, a russian projectile hit a multi-storey building, one person was also injured wounded in krasnohorivka, the invaders hit a support school there, but at the time, the occupiers pelted the chassovoyar community with cluster shells, and there were no casualties, reported the head of the regional military administration, pavlo kyrylenko , in the morning, the center of avdiivka was subjected to massive artillery shelling, and the russians hit andriivka with an anti-aircraft missile complex -300 damaged three houses and a local school yesterday, the russians killed two civilians of donetsk region, eight more civilians were injured, the civil

clear when i say that the republican party has been captured by a colt i don't use those words but i remember when the former president goes to the middle of fifth avenue and his following would support him. that is a colt like dedication to a leader not to a set of political values i think the republican party has been very dangerously you can have a lot of critiques in fact ever probably join you but it simply is not true that there is a personality cult on the left in the democratic party so whenever a democracy moves with you and it is advocating for the nullification and the degradation ofhe fundamental democratic institutions. all of us need to get together to stop that and the debate i think the caller wants to have come i went to have that debate i believe people that i disagree with they should be able to afford healthcare and they should be invested and then they should be able to organize. and we should be able to struggle and disagree on the issue and live in a society where they cannot lead to political violence we saw on january 6 we saw the far right violence political organizations that align with donald trumpal and his movement

and during her tenure conservative prime minister's and the fifth month that comes in as the labour partyd people were a suspect. how long mike where they going to get along? this was a different prime minister appear they got along famously because she knew there was something so much bigger with the country of great britain that she clearly loved. >> i think sounding glib and i don't mean to end this moment but i know i have to show the crown to think really beautifully illustrating that human quality of hers and harris, you make a great point. she symbolizes duty so beautifully, but in this human, graceful way of what you were describing with katie to meet indicates she put country above all else. people above all else. she was able to bridge the division or perceived tension between the royal family and parliament there. they really did seek to unify with that common goal of service and serving the people above all else. i wonder, too, and shed some light on this when you brought up the new women of the family. oftentimes in families, especially complicated ones, when a matriarch sort

fifth inning, connor capel wants to get in on the party. laser shot. that is a finger. it will put the a's up, 6-4. sixth inning, 10-4 at this point. that is the way to finish it up. nick allen, allen, an incredible dive. 10-4. 10-4. > >> jason giambi will headline the athletics 2023 hall of fame. fame class. he was a member of the green and gold for 8 seasons. the hall of fame class and to include connie lansford and jean tennis, philadelphia athletic bob johnson, and voice of god, pa announcer, roy steele , who worked for the organizatin for nearly 4 decades. the class will be enshrined during the bae series, august 6th of next season. > >> 700 watch came to a close lat close last night. aaron judge tg judge tasting the home run record, third inning. that will not get it done. not even a warning track. seventh inning, another chance. he winced. he remains at 60 home runs. the yankees won, 7-5 in a game over boston. > >> california played notre dame tough last week, but could not complete the desperation hail my on the final play. the bears are are 2-1. today, though s

fifth inning, connor capel says i will will get in on the party. laser beam over the right field wall. and that will make it 5-4 oakland a's. ninth inning, how about the defense to end it? jeff mcneil, a line drive to make the incredible catch in the the game. the oakland a's win 10-4. earthquakes took down the la galaxy a few months back. how how about last night? 42nd met at galaxy on the attack kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> it is 6:30 a.m. thank you for joining us. let's start out with with a check of our weather with with her first alert meteo

fifth year came to armed clashes. moscow tried to resolve the conflict and forced the parties to sign an agreement.ter the collapse of the warsaw pact, the poles decided that they had simply been deceived after the ruling party. trying to divert the attention of the polish voters from the failed economic policy of the government, matesh borovitsky . it's not even about a specific area. poland is demanding some abstract land, back in 2005, refusing the monetary compensation that the czech republic offered and will probably refuse now, because the subject works too well to attract voters who should vote in parliamentary elections in a year in britain began a ten-day farewell to elizabeth ii condolences in connection with the death of the queen expressed president vladimir putin, having sent a telegram to the new king charles iii, this is the name that the former prince charles will bear on the throne an hour ago, the new king made his first appeal to the nation, telling what will change in the country in the near future, changes are waiting for the royal family itself, but they will please not all ab

elizabeth ii, so now we have more strike dates for october the 1st, the fifth and the eighth, and they are likely to disrupt the conservative partykes and to legally oblige the unions to pay off as to their members, so i think tensions are still there, we are in a tricky period, i hesitate to say this meeting is a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary at another union, so i do think the mood music are starting to soften.— are starting to soften. marc, thank ou ve are starting to soften. marc, thank you very much _ are starting to soften. marc, thank you very much flat. _ italians have begun voting in what many predict could be a historic election. polling suggests the country will choose its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and the first to come from the far right. her brothers of italy party could top the vote but is likely to need to go into coalition with other parties to form a government. mark lowen has been looking at the complexity of governing italy. there are some things that italians agree on — they've got the best coffee and food — and many they don't. politics is one of

thing behind his shoulders already from the fifth anniversary pobeda cherednaya voda člečevskaya bylo yes let's say so, yes, yes, well, at his level in such a party same , you pay the one that is in normal people, that's all anyway, no, i'm too fast it is spent even though there was much more to him than the road, that is, he had somewhere to hide, he says he met with his front-line soldiers there with novorossiysk and so on, and we had someone to be frank with because according to my own ego of the general secretariat, he also had something putin still doesn't have anything, that's for sure, he's not a wife, yes, he's official , that's a lot, there are mistresses, there's also some circle of children who aren't close to him, he'll still agree to everything, brezhnego also had a daughter, and what's more important to you is a real family, yuriy leonidovych churmanov, galina, this is all known. excuse me, how is the royal family of great britain, here is the family, the firm, where is the family, where is the family, where is it, where is it? well, how, where is dmitriy medvedem, but i’m patrolling, what is the stepson, yes, or the ears, i don’t k

party and in the us foreign policy emil mirsaev to lead. in moscow, they are investigating the circumstances of the accident that occurred on the forty- fifthcollided with passenger buses, it is known about two victims. here's what the metropolitan department of transportation says. the accident occurred due to the fault of the truck driver, according to preliminary information, the truck driver lost control and crashed bus lane. after that, the bus caught fire after a collision, the bus driver immediately took measures to evacuate passengers and extinguish the fire, when i was the chosen one of the most important tasks, perestroika in russia was a country that is generally amenable to reform. i think we had quite a big desire to be glad to see democracy, where did gorbachev come from, the outback of the earth , christianity, all generations of working christians. i think that the lesson of chernobyl is not out of date. see what's going on in the world and look behind horizon. we succeeded very well. a selection of interviews with mikhail gorbachev and documentaries about his era are available in the application and on the website well, the

party. they want the power. we should be worried, if they can get this guy elected in the nation's fifth largest state, with stupid ideas, man with no record of achievement, long list of documented failures and cannot think clearly, if they can do that, they can do literally anything. >> ashley: election day just two months away and new polling out of florida shows republicans ahead of democrats on ballot by two points, 48% to 46%. luna is air force veteran running for congress in florida and joins me to discuss. thanks for being with us this morning. >> ink thats for having me on, ashley. >> ashley: 20% of florida voters say inflation is most important concern, and 12% believe abortion is the leading issue, sprinkle immigration in there with 10%, as well. if you were toin with, how would you convince florida voters to vote for you, especially when you have social issues that linger in bipartisan effort to get them to vote for you and how will you help people in florida? >> one thing that set me apart, i'm going to the people and talking to people at gas stations and grocery stores and seeing majority of people ca

another fifth of the students are undergraduates, this is even more important than the very important one and the other is also graduate students. we have several there. well, let's just apply to partiese, uh, who are also involved, just in the interests of such people who believe that their uh is wrong. now they have mobilized where , where, where to apply to your party, for example, and you have support resources, actually deputy, yes, yes, chat means in social networks, yes, but about entrepreneurs. this is also a very big question. just the day before, just uh hmm uh, this issue was raised in the government also with regards to those, uh, enterprises. uh, hmm mobilization, for example, employees that can be supplied a cross in general on the existence of this enterprise, or on how it will function. here uh, here uh that two important nuances are being made. first, when we talk about a small ip that includes us, then this is a 20% contribution to the collapse of the domestic product is always a fifth of the economy and, but this is more than 25% of jobs, this is often a very important area for us. uh, especially in small companies the owner. he is the director and all processes are

middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and his audience and following would support him -- would praise him. that is a cult-like dedication to a leader not to a value and i think the republican party moved very danielously in this j value -- dangerously in that value. i would probably join you in a lot of the critiques but it simply isn't true that there is a personality cult and we all need to get together to top is that thanksgiving and the debate the caller i think wants to have, i want to have that debate with thehe caller and people i disagree with. i believe thatle people who i disagree with and this is what progressives believe. people who we disagree with should be able to afford healthcare and should be able to live in safe communities and should be invested in when they're at the workplace and they should be able to organize it if they want to. we should be in the society where our values and our ideas can't lead to political violence and we saw it january 6, we have seen a lot of far right violence, political organize so we know this is cult-like behavior and i want to be very clear that i'm not taking any issue with people who have conservative views around this issue

fifth avenue. they're in this rarefied upper east side world. >> the most privileged existence you can imagine. you know, celebrities coming through the house for dinner parties. it's a sort of enchanted existence. >> from a very early age, we began to understand that we were part of the media business. >> they grew up watching their father become really the most powerful media mogul in the world. >> i remember liz and james and i would come up to breakfast, and all the papers would come out, the new york post, the daily news, the new york times. my dad would be handing out stories for us to read them. >> so their childhood was like an extended apprenticeship. >> we knew that dad loved the time he had with us and he wanted us to be part of his world. and i think that as a child, you had to be part of that world in some ways if you were going to be engaged with him. >> he was not raising children. he was raising future media moguls. >> this is the origin story of three children whose entire lives would be shaped by the pursuit of one thing. >> rupert has laid out that he wants one of his children to succeed him. but he doesn't say when and he doesn't say who a

party. they just want the power. the rest of us should be very worried by this. if they can get this guy elected statewide in this assassination's fifth largest state, this guy, an incompetent husk, with incredibly stupid and totally proveable destructive ideas, a man with no record of achievement at all, a man with a long list of documented failures, a man who, by the way, cannot think clearly, if they can do that, they can do literally anything. anything. tomorrow our two-part documentary goes live on fox nation. we think it's really important. after doing it, at the end of the research that we did for this, all the interviews we did with it, including some of the victims of these procedures, we were more astounded than we've ever been that this is happening in this country, that it's legal, and that people with medical degrees are abetting it. it's shocking. we think you'll find the same way when watching it. here's a first look at what we found. here it is. >> the testosterone kind of this this effect on me, with every step i took it would feel good for a short amount of time. but then eventually those same feelings come back up.

say the fascist parties after the and so to speak war of the second world war did not suffer, they were not estranged from the political field already in 1945 in december of the forty-fifth london, the book the jewish war is not surrendered, in which and how to say, wesley is its author , and circulation it was almost 25,000 copies. dispersed, like pirozhki, where he writes that the best civilization in europe is meant, nazi germany was destroyed, and the jewish wars, in which churchill, so to speak, but forced to participate in britain, please and who didn’t ban the book, on the contrary, went, so to speak a large large circulation, that is, quite serious fascist attitudes in the british empire itself, and the famous and adam smith's theory that there are two races of workers and, uh, how to say, the lord who supported everything without exceptions. and so to speak, the british monarchs, but the fact that they even have a different system of thinking. recall the statements of the same, a charles the fifth that a person cannot think in the same way, everything is divided into two races, races that can think and races that must work, and this statement was never made, but

party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. federal. raised interest rates for the fifthe this year, the fed hiked key interest rate by another three quarters of a percent in the hopes of cooling down inflation without setting off a recession. the down was down 522 points today, the nasdaq fell 204 and the s and p lost 66 points. fed chairman jerome powell reflected on the state of the economy while making the announcement today about the interest rate hike foxes marc meredith tells us officials are raising rates now at the most rapid pace since the 19 eighties. we will keep at it until we're confident the job is done. the federal reserve is taking another major step to fight inflation, the board voting to raise interest rates yet again by three quarters of a percentage point. it's a decision expected to impact businesses and consumers nationwide benefit of hindsight , we can say that the fed was way behind the inflation curve. and has been tightening too little too late. that's being forced to kind of gun it. chair jerome powell spoke to reporters after wednesday's rate

don't want the one-fifth to one-quarter of republicans that polls consistently tell us are uneasy with trump and trumpism to believe they have another choice but falling in line in a partyhere they are now clearly the minority. >> barbara, you study civil wars. is president biden right about the threat the country faces right now? >> he is partly though i want to emphasize we are not on the precipice of civil war. but we know from just decades of research on civil wars that parcel democracies -- so weak and declining democracies and those democracies with political parties that have broken down along racial and religious lines are at the highest risk of political violence and civil war. and we have, again, as we just heard, we have a big faction of one of our two major parties who wants to unravel our democracy because it no longer serves them. they can't win if we remain a one person, one vote democracy. and so that is the direction they'd want to move us into, which is that dangerous zone. and then of course we do have political parties that have definitely broken down along racial and religious lines. so as long as we continue to have these two features in our countr

, ukraine will have to answer, trump haunts and the democratic party itself does not leave attempts. cancel. what is called the forty- fifthent of america however, as it is now fashionable to say or bury a political career, the democrats fail to trump. if there is at least some progress, then they are downright insignificant. the head of the movement himself will make america again great trump does not give up continues to mark the presidential chair, and in the united states itself right now there is a request for rejuvenation. elite as a recent survey showed you dreamed 73% of americans are coming for the derivation of the limit. the age for appointment to elected positions for understanding trump at the time of voting in the next presidential election, and this november 24 will be 78 years old, so without two weeks 82 years. at the same time, right now, joe continues to confidently hold the bar for the most tired american president and on the eve of the sideance. once again he went to take a breath from the hard work at his villa in the state of delaware. republicans have already considered that since taking office, so

in the five days between february and the fifth of march when i opened my investigation, we have moved with some purpose. the fact that 43 parties to the road statute, one third of the assembly in total, referred the matter to the court signals not only the crisis and concerned that is expressed. but also an understanding but thought law has an important role to play. we are now at this stage of continuing forensic, objective, impartial and painstaking work to grapple with the facts, separate truth from fiction, and build a picture of what actually happened. back in may, we made the largest field deployment that the icc has seen. since may, we have had a permanent field presence in ukraine. next week, further members of my office will also deploy to ukraine to look into allegations emerging from the east of the country. building partnerships, embracing innovation takes many forms. new engagements with states, international organizations and the private sector. hopefully this will lead to a more coherent approach for action. render this collective responsibility more effective. but the process of accountability, of collecting evi

well, how to say, it was such a long party and they say then in august last year. it would seem the fifthod, we all worried about. pandemics will not be removed, and so on. what time was it? well, he already understood everything then, or just said something stupid, and then, so to speak, life twisted so much that now he is forced, well, he is forced now to shell both buses and the market. i'm talking about yesterday. uh, arrivals in donetsk about yesterday's bodies of people, just scattered through the streets and so on. it was a long plan or not. it seems to me that everything is quite obvious. look in zelensky’s eyes, he was preparing for war, he was preparing for an attack on the donbass, he was preparing ahead of time, and they were preparing him. uh, his curators. they gave money for weapons. all this was planned, packages of sanctions were prepared, which are then carried out against russia, which is supposedly the aggressor. all this was completed in august last year. he already knew. well, of course, his whole message. which one didn't hide? i'm not to blame. that's what he says,

fifth president's request fornt a special master's to review the documents seized tomorrow. largo, which means that it puts a pause on the federal inquiry into the document until they are reviewed by a third partyd at a rally i n pennsylvania over the weekend that was packed. that wasn't a joe biden rallove nobody shows up anyway. donald trump slammed the , quote, third world raid on his home and said the fbi evenammed rifledth through his son barens and his wife's melania's belongings.d wife's belongings, they took his medical records, attorney-client privilege records, may be estimated to be over five hundred pages. they tooegk tax records, his passports pretty much. they took everything they caninh get their hands on .ey this is a huge problem, as i was telling you from day one with a broad sweeping warrant. and that's exactly what this was. this was a fishing o expedition and get this, the judge also in the ruling, it had a major new nugget, and that is that joe biden himself, in spite of proclaiming otherwise publicly, could have been involved , as we're now learning that on may the 10th, the national archives and records administration informed trump that it would proceeadminidd prv with

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office said i could shoot somebody on fifth avenue -- i could shoot somebody and people will still stand behind him? i should tell you everything about the republican partyy are willing to stand by somebody who could commit murder on a public street and they're willing to stand behind him, that tells you all about the souls of that party. have a great day. host: we will take a break and when we come back, we will get an update on the u.s. housing market with christopher mayer a real estate professor at columbia business school. stick with us. >> on saturday, former president trump holds a rally in support of pennsylvania's republican senate nominee, dr. min oz. watch live coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. also on our free mobile video app, c-span now. nasa is set to launch the artemis one mission, any un-crude space site -- a spaceflight. watch 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile video app. ♪ >> live sunday on in-depth, uc berkeley governmental studies scholar steven hayward will be our guest to talk about leadership, ronald reagan's political career, and the american conservative movement. he's the author of sever

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world's fifth oldest zoo — bristol zoo gardens — is set to close for the final time with the animals on the move to a new location. good afternoon. it is very nearly over — voting in the conservative partyhip contest ends this afternoon. party members have until 5pm to choose either liz truss or rishi sunak to succeed borisjohnson — the winner will be announced on monday before they take over as prime minister on tuesday. it's been an often bitter contest, lasting almost two months. whoever wins faces an agenda that includes a cost of living crisis and soaring energy bills. our political correspondent helen catt reports. good evening, thank you. it's fantastic to be here. for weeks, liz truss and rishi sunak have toured the country. good evening, it's fantastic to be here. here in darlington... it's fantastic to be here... here, in eastbourne. racking up miles, and, they hope, votes from conservative party members. i think liz truss is the right candidate for the job, - with a bold economic plan. i hope rishi will make a comeback. between them they've made dozens of policy pledges. what i will do from day one is reduce taxes. i'm the candidate in this contest you can say the nhs will be

respectively, the twenty-fifth day directly in the elections in aa italy how are you let's go won the elections in sweden in total they are being read, by the way you have right-wing parties you have us not not ready for this war. she 's not ready for it. all their lives for about 20 years they have been in situations of sharp economic growth, the maximum drop in 2008, a rapid recovery in 2009, where people are not used to the fact that their prices rise 11 times, respectively, like coal in poland, it is not used to the fact that that they, on the contrary, are ready to do what they are accustomed to what, let's figure out what these people are ready to do, firstly, this people is ready to put pressure. naturally, direct their leadership and go out to the masses in protests, as we saw it in the czech republic, for example, the same thing that is not pro-russian. you can't really name 50,000. well, in short , officially 70 that's the point is that in fact, take mass actions, if mass protests have been going on in greece since the spring, something no one is discussing. why do i want to go back to what is happening in ukraine urgently new semyon pegov project vorgon reports