-- huk finn in popular -- huck finn in popular culture.ere's a compilation of some old movies about it. >> we're sure to see it in ohio. >> there'sst there's only about 12 houses there. >> i won't misit. i'll smell that free state. i want to be free. nobody going to take jim back now. i ain't a slave no more. i ain't want to be a slave no m. >> they called him a troublemaker. >> come on, sis! >> they called him a liar. >> cyive set it up, pa get run over by an elephant. >> they called him every name in the book. >> the duke. >> but everything in his life was changed. when one man called him friend. >> best friend i ever had. >> we want to credit mgm and disney and the warner brothers for those movie clips. the adventures of huckleberry finn translated into more than 50 languages. 15 film adaptations starting in 1918. tv programs, cartoons, play, all of those things. jocelyn chadwick is it important that huck finn be in popular culture? >> i think it's important that huck finn be in popular culture. i'm sort of torn because reading that boo

although the finns were divided.s will entail some negative, if we speak delicately about the consequences for the country, how do you understand it and how do the finns feel about it, well, yes, that is, by the way, good afternoon to the viewers, everyone, yes, this is a problem in that... in parliament, this additional agreement with the us armed forces on bases on the territory was just ratified in finnish finland, too, the americans built their bases on the territory of finland, too, but how can we kick them out of finland? no way the conditions of the finns today are finns hostages, because our government very cunningly created very difficult and... economic conditions for all finns, not only the poor, and for the middle class too, and even for the rich, very difficult conditions, that is, absolutely everything finns are now focused on economic survival, everyone is more economical, so to think about politics, to think about some political initiatives, people simply do not have time for this and do not have the

tb3 then brought food to our units to the surrounded finns.e finns intercepted senior lieutenant karepov's tb-3, which had run down on the ice. why did he sit down? in a science fiction film there is a deep raid the idea was allowed that the only thing that could stop the almighty tb3 was balloons, which were used to suspend the grid under tension. however, it was also assumed that the enemy might have increasingly effective anti-aircraft artillery. now the real story of the commander of that tb-3 that lies at the bottom of the lake. at that time, 13 combat missions with 70 flight hours. and about completing the task of throwing food to the surrounded troops, yes, he was just flying towards the troops who would. correction in the air is impossible. the flagship radiates if the damage is irreparable, sit aside and destroy the plane. further events are described in a style that is not straightforward, but it is understandable. despite the shelling and the disabling of one engine, with a great desire to complete the task, thanks to what was disab

and just tell us more about finn 's law, just tell us more about finn �*s law, which is one of his legaciesch is one of his legacies. he's got some amazing _ which is one of his legacies. he�*s got some amazing legacies. so when he was attacked, i was told by detectives that there was nothing they could do about what happened to him, they couldn't, there was no real charge that they could place it against the offender. and we thought that was right, and quite rightly, the public stood behind us and said that's not right. these are our service animals, we want to do something for them. and so, you know, we started to campaign for an�*s law, and the backing from the public and from politicians, all over the country was just incredible. over the country was 'ust incrediblei over the country was 'ust incredible. �* ., over the country was 'ust incredible. �* . ., incredible. and then what will a memorial be — incredible. and then what will a memorial be like, _ incredible. and then what will a memorial be like, what - incredible. and then what will a memorial be like, what is - incredible. and

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in february, the finns intercepted landers ice tb-3 senior lieutenant karepov. why did he sit down? fiction film blue raid, the idea was allowed that the only thing that could stop the almighty tb-3 was the balloons they were suspended from. energized mesh, however, it was also assumed that the enemy might have increasingly effective anti-aircraft artillery, now the real story of the commander of that tb-3 that lies at the bottom of the laduga, at that time 12 combat sorties with 70 hours of flight time, and while completing the mission for the release of products... correction in the air impossible, the flagship radiates if. the damage is irreparable, sit aside and destroy the plane. further events are described in a style that is not the most elegant, but it is understandable. despite the shelling and the disabling of one engine, with great desire to complete the task, due to the fact that two engines were disabled, he was forced to sit down in the territory occupied by the belafofins. from where the entire crew was brought out in the deep snow. finds out that the same brazil wher

in february, the finns intercepted those stranded on the ice.only be done by balloons that were used to hang a net under tension. however, it was also assumed that the enemy might have increasingly effective anti-aircraft artillery. correction in the air is impossible, the flagship radios, if the damage is irreparable, sits to the side and destroy the plane, further events are not described in syllables... but you can understand, despite the shelling and the disabling of one engine with a great desire to complete the task, thanks to the fact that two engines were disabled, he was forced to sit down in the territory occupied by the belafofins, from where he brought out the entire crew in deep snow and had with him a machine gun removed from ship, for what? for this feat he was nominated for the order of the red banner, however, the coordinates of both this plane and two more, which the filns then forced to go to the emergency, were only the most approximate, we were looking for these... three planes, well, or rather, something ... from what was i

my name is franco finn, a native of this great city, san francisco, and proud to be a san franciscans to the core and also product of this great city, and i'm also proud film commissioner for city county of san francisco and many may know me as a long time voice for your favorite basketball team here. what is that? the golden state warriors! yes. and it is such a honor to be here with all of you, because it is about you today. congratulations. give your is selves a big hand. bridge to excellent ceremony and scholar shf award and so proud to be here to give this alongside our great mayor along with you. you have gone through the journey and here you are to embark on the next chapter of your are live. lifep. life. are you excited? probably nervous too, but what a big step and will have a awesome time i'm sure where you may go, but it starts here and we want it just make sure we award you properly from your family and friends, in front of our mayor. with that said, proud to introduce our 45 mayor of great city and county of san francisco, make, some noise, for mayor london n breed! [appl

back live to matt finn with the brand-new video. >> reporter: the shocking video allegedly shows fournts from venezuela between the ages of 18 and 22 choke out a 49-year-old man on a commuter train in daylight hours. the video appears to show the four migrants invite the man into their social circle on the train, they drink and smoke which is against the rules and then one of the suspects starts to choke the man. the chicago transit authority says one of the suspects held a knife to the victim's throat but did not use it. the victim passes out in the suspects go through his pockets and still $400 and a cell phone and leave the man behind unconscious. witnesses used to the emergency call button. >> they just robbed, called off the train. i did not want to touch him. >> reporter: a four migrants are looking at charges ranging from attempted murder to robbery and aggravated battery, all four listed their addresses as state run migrant shelters. three of the men were already facing charges of alleged shoplifting. the group stood before a judge today, only one was allowed to leave with an

the russian federation, it was finland, here from there, when the pilot landed the plane here, the finnsch means that somehow the crew on the ice, probably in that direction, went to ours, the plane remained, the finns plundered it, then the ice melted, so it is now 72 m below us. the dive was going to be a very difficult 70 sec. extra meters, such a dive is like going into outer space. now, now there will be one blow. silt will rise from it, but when the suspension settles, we will see the steering wheel, well, once again the steering wheel of an airship; both pilots were constantly at the controls: comrade vodopyanov and comrade. pilot vodopyanov is the one who was the first in the world to land at the north pole in 1937, and so it is. 11:2 minutes. the plane reached the north pole, it was a grand triumph of our people , our aircraft, the ant-6 aircraft or otherwise tb-3, we’ll explain the difference in name later. and the triumph was such that after so many years, so many decades, in fact, almost a whole century has passed, even in brazil, the main collector of aircraft models there w

>> finn: i just don't want you to forget. >> steffy: forget what? that my husband is an amazing kisser? >> finn: no. i just-- i don't want you to forget how much i love you. never question that, okay?

, i don’t understand english, as soon as in russian, well that’s all, then it means one of the finnsns in the series of married couples that were created within the kalektiv, napeina , such a phenomenon has never happened in another generation. the surname is not inclined, nor mikulich is inclined, neither medvedka is inclined, but he is settling under my last name, soupovaya, and i am settling under his last name with white, for this, coming to minsk, someone there laid a lien on us, they called us with a referral, they made such a decent remark, well, without any entries in it’s a personal matter, but the moral way of life, well, that’s it, then we got married, it turned out to be a strong family. in 1978, the verasa ensemble became part of the international festival of palette songs alen mak in the balgar city of blagoegrad. syarod gastsey festival akazaўsya suvetna vyadoma the american scoundrel dzin ryt is a frequent guest in many socialist countries. and first for everything in the ussr. at the festival dzin ryt zealous respect for... by the way, we saw with our own eyes, his t

this is masha, finn's sister.you joke again, i’ll cut out his eye, i’ll repeat my question again, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, don’t, let him go, we need to talk to them, there are misunderstandings, we’ll just grind it out, i can’t. if you can’t, we’ll teach you, if you don’t want to, we’ll force you to call, how many are there, i understand, fofan, let’s organize a clearing, try not to irritate me, i’ll be right there, you got me , come on, well, sit down for now, i’ll come to you now. trusted, feed you, what would you like, be away from here, have a snack of vodka and a beer, a bottle, i like you better this way, chopper, listen here, tell our cop cowboy you’re ready in five minutes, i ’ll be right there. how long have we been sitting, in 7 seconds it will be 15 minutes, let’s go, why are we standing? the guys arrived, it looks like they were yesterday, i'm going there to talk, let's catch up, you'll get some insurance, come on, i wanted to find out who the guy you shot with worked with, now you

, let alone stalingrad, no germans and no more romanians, no hungarians and no white finns, no more torything has passed, the years have rushed by quickly like a river, everything passed, remains.

are starting, i think we’ll take her, he’ll immediately rush over, well, keep me posted, when the finn opening the wall at me, thinks that with his it will be women, i need to go to the airport, fly to the caspian sea, i want to show respect. your car is tinted, yeah, that’s good, you’ll give the old man a lift. this farm is from my grandfather, and my parents died and worked as doctors in yemen. before leaving, my mother asked me to look after my brother, so i’ve been looking after my brother ever since, but what’s your business with him? i just have... business, project, if i had my way, i would kill you all to hell. yes, yes, i'm listening, who, boyer, how, no, no, no, no, i didn't call you, no, i'm not suffering from failure, moron, so what are we talking about, it’s still strange, you are very different from my brother’s circle. you owe him, or what? i sold the car a few days ago, can i say to whom? to some young man, the fact is that i owed a friend of mine, then he called and said that he was ready to take my car, which i had been selling for a long time, to pay off the debt, he

matt finn is live with the latest on the dollar count and more. good evening. >> reporter: it's no secret a canada -- candidates warchest is a critical element to their path forward. tonight donors are reportedly withholding a whopping $90 million from president biden's reelection campaign. the new york times reports the frozen money was previously pledged to the largest super pac supporting biden called future forward. the 90 million-dollar pledges include include a few individual ten million-dollar contributions they named the donors -- the names of the donors backing out has been kept private but one reportedly told the times they decided to withhold or millions after biden's disastrous debate performance with donald trump. withholding nearly $100 million from a candidate is a major blow and it demonstrates just how poorly biden's candidacy is doing this evening. the times reports biden and kamala harris have raised hundreds of millions of dollars over the past for years and if biden were to drop out and harris were to become the replacement, s

matt finn is live.nickname has become a popular term for a cool wild party girl. a famous british pop singer called vice president kamala harris a brat and now here is is running with it. as a significant endorsement among young voters. with a simple tweet, the british pop singer ground here is a brat explaining on tiktok that a brat is, it ready for this, just like that girl who's a little messy and likes to party and maybe says some, like, dumb things sometimes who, like, feels herself but also, like, maybe has a breakdown but but kind of, like, parties through it. that explanation does not necessarily sound like something a presidential candidate would want to embrace, but the harris campaign is. the hq twitter account changed it's backdrop to the same limegreen brat color and font that the pop singer uses in her brat campaign. the internet is also starting to use a coconut tree as a symbol for kamala harris. it's apparently a nod to a now viral moment from a may 2023 speech in which the vice preside

matt finn, fox news coming up tonight at 11. >> pothole problems persist. new numbers show the city of oakland pays more in pothole injury settlements than any other bay area city. fact tonight, we're going to hear from one cyclist who received one of those massive payouts. >> i fractured my skull. i fractured my temporal bone. i was bleeding out of my right ear. the emts thought i was a goner, and i glad to say that i proved them wrong. >> and we are tracking the heat. yeah, it's out there. it's not as hot tonight as it was last night, but it's going to get hot again tomorrow. i'll have those details coming up. >> and the driver involved in a deadly crash that killed a sonoma state student has been sentenced. why? the victim's family, though, says justice still has not been served ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your

part of them, why you ask, in order to firmly isolate themselves from russia, which means that the finnsr section of the border with russia, and then they will put them there, which means a luxurious impregnable fence, the height has not yet been decided, but this is how the debate is going, the construction...

twain's adventures of huckleberry finn. and at the time, it also has a a real connotation on race. and then twain's mindset of that era when he wrote it, that it was showing hopkins jim coming from different kinds of of oppression and huck. so i mean, father and in jim's case, growing up enslaved but they become and forge a friendship and form a dynamic duo as they go now the mississippi why it's today though is because the n-word is used it quite a bit and some people want it banned because of the use that you know say can't really be a classic because of that. then twain was willing to do dialect and any time a white author starts dealing in dialects of any culture it gets very and sensitive particularly. now, ernest hemingway famously said all american literature emanates from the adventures of huckleberry finn. so it continues to live on and be discussed and debated. and twain is one of our course great writers because of his body of work. but this the one that that is lasted test of time and is still read and taught but less so now because of that. yeah. now what's interesting

tvordovsky, from the white finns to the liberation of the western system there was a rigid system, sovietto the liberation of the slavic brothers from the polish yoke. and they took it out and put it down, and brilliant lines, we already have 3 year, september 17 is celebrated, a lot of poems were written, but there was an order at all, someone called and said, by tomorrow we need a ruble per line and certificate, i don’t think so, so there’s nothing, culture is as complex, a multi-level system as rural farming, but by itself only crap grows, weeds, which are the same thing , then the artist can. and not in full combat, unloading, and with machine guns, so that the enemy can see that we are on the alert, so that you, the creator , can live carefree, in a week a series of portraits, take out, presumably, two rubles per piece, and so that it’s no worse than vereshchagin, and then we’re by the scruff of the neck, magazine, and read these poems on air, show pictures, and exhibitions, and so that everyone gets the message, well, that’s how it was at that time out of ten. masterpieces of fine a

course of five centuries, the recipe changed, the swedes baked rye yeast-free pretzels, later, when the finns the main thing is not this, you need to make a pretzel, like unlucky notes, only with good thoughts, because... at the first international exhibition in paris in 1889, it was her pretzel that won. from recently declassified materials it became known that the relatives of this owner whispered to the jury that this pretzel is more popular in vyborg. the year is 1889, and here it is about corruption. and you say, wait a minute, run to the computer and order tickets for the sample. we will have one more essay for you. and the sights of the leningrad region, having familiarized yourself with them, you will build your route, so the western edge of our homeland is the most convenient for i wish you good luck in this good deed. hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. witnessing the atrocities of militants through tears is not aimed. and they knew that we, civilians, were there, liberating krasnogorovka, advancing from.

lived with them, and finlandization, let’s say, it was a term that is not an empty sound , that the finnsated us well, that they came drunk to vomit in st. petersburg, well, listen, not everything was linear and for many years it suited us all, it suited us politically, not one must think that a hundred-year-old oak tree has grown outside the window. it is precisely the helsinki pact of 1975 that says that the results of the second world war were recorded there. now i can say and state that everything is over, the history of the second world war is over and where will it be written, because the helsinki pact was such a symbolic, let’s say, history after all that consolidated the post-war structure of the world. listen, turkey is a nato country, and finland is already a nato country, so what, and we talk to them, we talk, i mean, there are still nato countries with whom we need to dialogue, which make political decisions based on opinion. europe is an occupied territory; there are no american troops in turkey; in europe there are american troops almost everywhere. i’ll tell you this, that

we've also started to explore classic novels, including "huckleberry finn."onight it's the immigrant experience and a novel by the award-winning author, willa cather. "my antonia," from 1918, is a book which introduced readers to life on the prairie. it became a classic and put cather at the forefront of american writers. our guest tonight to help us learn about the impact "my antonia" had on our literature and our nation is melissa hom sted. she's an english professor at the university of nebraska, lincoln. she's director the cather project. she's co-editor of the complete letters of willa cather. and she's author of the only wonderful thing -- "the only wonderful things," the creative partnership of willa cather and edith lewis. when did willa cather come into your life? guest: the first time i read cather was in 1980, one of my favorite professors at -- teacher, at freedom high school in bethlehem -- bethlehem, pennsylvania, suggested i read cather because i was looking for a topic for a college application essay looking for people alive in 1902 to invite

my name is franco finn, a native of this great city, san francisco, and proud to be a san franciscans to the core and also product of this great city, and i'm also proud film commissioner for city county of san francisco and many may know me as a long time voice for your favorite basketball team here. what is that? the golden state warriors! yes. and it is such a honor to be here with all of you, because it is about you today. congratulations. give your is selves a big hand. bridge to excellent ceremony and scholar shf award and so proud to be here to give this alongside our great mayor along with you. you have gone through the journey and here you are to embark on next chapter of your are live. lifep. life. are you excited? probably nervous too, but what a big step and will have a awesome time i'm sure where you may go, but it starts here and we want it just make sure we award you properly from your family and friends, in front of our mayor. with that said, proud to introduce our 45 mayor of great city and county of san francisco, make, some noise, for mayor london n breed! [applause

even invited him to my office, to the oval office, and we talked with him, with the swede . with the finns, and that's exactly what happened, i'm sorry for what you said, and finland decided, after that, to join the nato, and they were our partners, but they were not members of nato, and they have now become a member of nato, and i... can i repeat all the words, but they said that we, finland and the people of finland, decided to become part of nato, because we decided that when we are together, we can repel attacks better, the same thing happened in sweden, some people, for example, in turkey and others took time to agree, so to speak. on sweden joining nato, but nato, but sweden decide, they will be safer, and 50, 55 different nations or countries support ukraine and want to attract ukraine to europe, including south korea, and we talked about relations with australia, with japan. with new zealand, with south korea, the united states, we thus, thanks to these alliances, we make the world safer, we improve security in europe. and what will it change if nato does not act, and i am sure tha

sweden, instead of providing colossal support to the finns, who are very close in spirit and along theactually sent several military units there, but this was not the mass that sweden could have sent if there had not been, as many believe, such influence kalantay, therefore kalantay carried out certain work, which was also important. for a further war with germany, a war with finland, and her department had an impact on this is also an influence. special edition of a cool mask for the anniversary of igor krutoy, it’s hard to believe it, but what can you do, 70 and 70. special edition of the mask show. old friends congratulate the maestro. without your music, we were different. this music will touch for thousands of years to come. brand new masks, we will see masks that were specially created for this evening. how does the jury guess this? i will prove to fate to spite, from heart to heart, from talent to talent, am i married? marriage swindler, brazenly move away, my joy, this is great happiness. tomorrow evening we will celebrate igor krutoy’s anniversary together. mask at 20:00 on nt

talked a lot about europe , let's talk about europe, how did you see this euro so far and let's go to finn , a great achievement for us coaches. it was the courage of the coaches to use the same method as mentioned in the basic ranks , we saw the use of their younger forces and the speed of the team's game, which has the type of tactics that consider teams that were not considered smart at all. football used to be when you were playing, or maybe now in recent years, they say that , sir, now the player has to give the ball to him on the field, and now he can have a position, now it has really become football . they should be brave and show it. for example, croatia was old this year. we don't have any compliments . our country's national football team is old. amir qolhi and his colleagues are their hands. it's closed, they can't do this because we didn't have young players in our teams in our club, mr. hestian. the first goalkeeper of our country's national team is without a young player behind him, for sure he will try harder, we have many young players who can be injected into the senior t

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matt finn is live in butler pennsylvania with more. see behind us, police are actively protecting the crime scene, earlier today we stepped back on to the property where the rally was, and there are still a lot of the rally materials on the property, including the risers, and the patriotic banners, state police tell us that it is being secured and is being investigated, and tonight we had that new exclusive video to show you the chaos, the aftermath of the shooting last saturday. on the bottom left side of the video you can see a law enforcement suv desperately crashing through a fence at the rally site to allow police to get access to the roof where the shooter was. law enforcement gets through that fence, rushes towards the building where the alleged shooter is, thomas matthew crooks, killed one man, injured two others and grazed president trump's ear. law enforcement makes this on to the roof, and a lot of conflicting information about why the roof of that building was apparently left so wide open, in an interview today the head of

meeting with the people of culture and art at the center of the tehran islamic encyclopaedia, i am finns, was keyed. in this ceremony, the artists expressed their concerns: an iranian artist, an iranian filmmaker, does not have a place outside of iran. inside iran, there is a place, from the removal of artistic productions, the discussion of audit and language to the problems of the publishing field, all of them were raised at the same time in this meeting, such a round circle. a government has come to publish, the pressure on this profession has increased, a government has come, and it has decreased. mr. bizikian also emphasized the importance of convergence to solve problems in the country. you are an artist, and because you are an artist, you should be able to solve this heterogeneous situation in the society with art. help me so that i can do something. i was a doctor and i was doing something. the art is that in this heterogeneity that has arisen and this divergence that has formed in the country , how can we do something so that we can stand together and make iran our country. let'

corelia, the russian federation, it was finland, from there, when the pilot landed the plane here, the finnsans somehow the crew is in the ice, probably went in that direction to ours, the plane remained, its pins were plundered, then the ice melted, here it is now below us, 72 m. the dive was to be a very difficult 70-odd meters, a dive like going into outer space, so now there will be one blow, il will rise from it, but when the suspension settles, we will see the steering wheel, but once again the steering wheel is from an airship . both pilots were constantly at the controls: comrade bodopyanov and comrade. pilot vodopyanov, is this the one who was the first in the world to land at the north pole in 1937? this is true. 11:2 minutes. the plane reached the north pole. it was a grandiose triumph for our people, our aircraft, the ant6 or otherwise tb-3. we will explain the difference in name later. and the triumph was such that after so many years, so many decades, in fact, almost a whole century has already passed. even in brazil, the main collector of aircraft models there was putting toge

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the americans, british, poles, even the finns, with their ridiculous idea of ​​​​great finland absorbingia, were confident of a quick crushing victory. they imagined how, after the dismemberment of russia, everyone would receive necessary resources to meet current and future needs. and then, when japan takes a bite of the kuril islands. germans, kaliningrad, poles and balts, pieces of belarus, the world based on rules will finally come. we need to react, react harshly, call a spade a spade. retribution is inevitable, but we are a victim of aggression and we, as martyrs, will go to heaven, and they will simply die. fortunately, not everyone in the west is as stupid as polish foreign minister john kerry, a rare example of critical thinking in the current us administration. secretary of state under obama, special envoy for climate change now. this is what kerry said in an interview with the british times on friday. i believe that ukraine will somehow resolve this situation. i can't. to say that this will end in victory for her, i don't think that a complete victory is guaranteed for anyone,

matt finn has the story. >> it's barbecue season, and as millions of americans get ready to fire up the grill for the 4th of july, medical experts and fire officials are urging some to use extra precautions. data from the national fire protection association finds. july is a peak month for grill fires. >> you really want to keep kids from playing in the areas that you have the grills, according to nfpa research, gas grills are involved in more than 9000 home fires each year and more than one quarter of grill structure fires started on an exterior balcony or open porch. >> we always want to make sure that we inspect our grill before use. that makes sure that the gas line that comes from the tank up to the grill is not damaged in any way, is not leaking. >> in order to stay safe, experts recommend grilling away from major structures, deck railings or under overhanging branches. grills should be set up on flat level surfaces with a fire extinguisher or bucket of water. nearby will also make sure we clean our grill so that anything left over on it before is not at hazard to catch fire. the

matt finn's live in houston for us. what exactly is happening on the ground now?r from the george bush airport and this is a large wind event here as we have been driving around we have seen trees down all over the place. very large mature trees causing a lot of damage and it tragically behind me here a man who was apparently abiding by the shelter in place guidelines was tragically killed in his own home than a large tree fell onto his brick home here. you can see some of the police tape up and some of the law enforcement response for a short while ago i talked to a woman here who said she is terrified now because there's a lot of mature trees here in this area that we see swaying and a short while ago i spoke to the acting governor here in texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. he is tried to warn people especially people in the northeastern part of texas that this storm is not over. >> we are in the pathway of account one storm that has 70, 80, 90-mile-an-hour winds possible over 100 gusts and eight to 10 inches of rain. that's a major event and that is what yo

we just listen to matt finn's report. he noted that the gentleman who was killed, who was the trump fan, trump rally goer, corey come poetry will be laid to rest very shortly, which underscore cause i think that not only was mr. trump was former president life in danger, but all of the people at this rally were also in a considerable amount of danger. what do you make of the story from the head of the secret service about a sloped. because in that new video that we see that was shot there on the scene, officers climb up there and appear to be standing on this roof without too much of a problem. so what do you make of the idea that the sloped roof is a problem? >> the roof is an absolute joke and a horrible excuse because the counters team that was posted there that actually took the shot saved president trump's life and the crowd's lives was themselves on a roof. so it's absolute bupkis that the roof in of itself was the issue. >> the issue here was that you have a failure in security. you a failure in command. >> and you

. >> fox news correspondent matt finn is following the investigation from butler, pennsylvania.ello again, matt. jonathan, that attempted assassination happened this now infamous historic rally site in the distance you might be able to see the headlights from one of the local law enforcement is still guarding this property. and you may recall that a rather symbolic large american flag that was waving above the stage, that was hanging right behind me until earlier this evening when the flag was taken down. tonight, i spoke to a senior federal law enforcement source tells me that there was a suspicious person who was flagged to local police at the rally for acting strangely. this was before the gunman opened fire, which caused police to begin a foot chase for this person. one person, one report says the person was acting nervously and pacing near metal detectors. now, this is notable that a suspicious presumably thomas crooks was flagged at a separate location away from the rooftop that he climbed. raising more questions about whether the alleged shooter could have been stopped. a

a finn from the toyota team won the first title. famous teammate sebastien of france finished second and estonian driver utank of the hyundai team took the third place. thank you to everyone. today is monday the 1st of august, the 16th of muharram and the 22nd of july. in tehran, sunset at 19.6 minutes. the maghrib call to prayer will be at 19:37 and midnight will be at 23:21 tonight. dear and respected viewers of thank you very much for being with this news series. in the future , we invite you to be a viewer of the economy desk. my colleague, mr. bozor nesab , i am greeting you. viewers of meiz ekhozt program, we heard in the news that the ministry of energy has made a new decision for subscribers who are more than two and a half times more than the model that we talked about in the programs. there is electricity consumption. their electricity will be warned and their electricity may be cut off. another news was that compared to the same period last year, 7. the country's electricity consumption has increased. all the topics come

are happening in their country, now in finland, that’s what outraged me most of all, that is, the finnsat as part of the deployment of these 15 military objects in the united states, which they claim, but they flagrantly violate the paris treaty, which was concluded in 1947 following the results of the second world war, which means that russia’s allies also participated in this treaty, in fact, this is a direct violation, so i think that it is quite obvious that you can raise the issue of reparations to finland, a gross violation, international law does not apply, the west itself has trampled international law as an actual institution, but the creation of this armed bases near our border requires additional weapons, strengthening leningrad. we have determined the path and it is important for us, but as i have said more than once here in the studio, a lot will be decided by the residents of western countries, who are probably already tired of the war to a greater extent, and the growth of these anti-clbalist forces is a positive fact , and i think that this position will develop, includi

russian federation, and... there was finland, from there, when the pilot landed the plane here, the finnsch means somehow thus, the crew on the ice probably went that way to ours, the plane remained, it was plundered, then the ice melted, and now it is 72 meters below us. the dive was to be a very difficult 70-odd meters, such a dive... as a way out into outer space, now, now there will be a blow to the bottom, il will rise from it, but when the suspension settles, we will see the steering wheel, well, once again the steering wheel from an airship, both pilots were constantly at the controls: comrade comrade babkin, the water-drunk pilot , so this is the one who in 1937, he was the first in the world to land at the north pole, and so it is. 11:2 minutes, the plane reached the north pole, it was a grand triumph of our people, our aircraft, the ant-6 or otherwise tb-3 aircraft, the difference in the name will be explained later, the triumph was such that even after so many years, so many decades, actually almost a whole century has passed, even in brazil, the main collector of aircraft mode

denounce the israeli genocide. going on in gaza, authorities in dc have boosted security while erecting finns around hotel where netanyahu is staying. in our news review program, we discuss the us on wavering support for the televive regime, despite what is spread domestic and international outrage. the journalist and writer joining us from athens. we also have nahied purisa, political commentator who joins us from tehran. welcome to you both. we're looking at this uh visit that comes uh a very uh interesting time to say the least and a unique time for uh washington in terms of uh who's in charge when it comes to the uh genocidal case against the palestinians executed by netanyahu and his fascist cabinet as some has have described. it to be, who do you think is going to be calling the shots when it comes to this, given the fact that you're having netanhou there? this will be first for you, stund. sure, um, i think, netan yahoo's visit of course, isn't really a surprise, i think that when we're discussing who's really calling the shots, uh, i think that he has lot of influence, i think despite

matt finn, thank you so much from butler, pennsylvania. molly. >> and attempted assassination of former president trump is changing the message that republicans want americans to hear at their convention this week. more on the message of unity next next to don't. and what's between the killed for our school to consume both our families. i will not give you one more drive. these families were killing my sons. they tried to kill you. this is about stealing and murder. and tonight we were desperate. get the bodies out the road. hatfields and mccoys streaming deckw on fox nation.non >> sign up at fox nation, kcom. and patio too hot to enjoy. undh now, thanks to our new sun set a retractable awning we can select sun or instant shademf in just 60 seconds. ul uv sun glarit's 20 degrees cr the sun center and we get instant protection from harmful uv rays and sun glare. harmful uv rays and sun glare. for pricin than $1,000, transform g space into a shaded retreat your family will love when you will rush you a special $200 discount certificate with

matt finn, thank you from butler, pennsylvania. >> now, some republican lawmakers directly confronted secret service director kimberly cheadle today . tennessee senator marsha blackburn and wyoming senator john barrasso demanded answers as they caught up with her at the republican national convention . this is exactly what you were doing today on the call story. i tell you how many answers you. that is pretty extraordinary video. joining us now, cate monroe, former u.s. marine vet, comms ceo, author of the race to save america. kate, great to have you with us. i want to talk to you about j.d. vance in a minute because of your shared marine background. but first of all, on this, how do you see the security failures there? because clearly, if somebody gets off a shot at a former president at a rally there have been failures, it is a failure in and of itself. >> i feel like it goes pass failure. it seems like malicious neglect. i mean, i have a body, man. so i go down and as, you know, secure the border. i see the cartel 20 feet from me. i walk into encampments with my security team and

even imagine what could have happened, what you started talking about me, why am i, what am i, the finnsby the way, i begged him to do it myself, vasya, and you understand that i had to admit to edik that we met not in mine, in your apartment, that i live at crazy grandmother, who won’t allow me to bring anyone, by god, it’s like in a monastery, pies with what, with cabbage, springs with... lord, that’s how long i can tell you that i love pies with cottage cheese, so you won’t forgive me, listen, well, i don’t love you for these goodies, but at femesov’s he will forgive you, for the pies, no, so what to do now, you just need to go to him and tell him, ivan nikolaevich. forgive me, please, thank you for your help, you think it will work, you should try it, okay, leave the pies, here i am returning the documents to you, yeah, right report? i’m ready, all i have to do is give it to olga andreevna, i’m just going to sign the documents with her, let me take it, let’s go, that’s it, some new social network, dating site, i met this guy, we didn’t have our first date yesterday, oh, just you, aun

. >> brooke: you were wanting to go back to thomas to run away from your feelings for finn.of becoming just like your mother. you didn't want to make the same mistakes. come on, hope. tell me that you see that. ♪♪♪