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for more i am joined now by dw is political, corresponded alex garris. alex, what can you tell us about this attack? if you have the attack happened yesterday and suspects if used, if you have just mentioned, they have to approach mateo, sec of the leading candidate. because for the social democrats, they started to insult them and then they started to attack him for no reason, but suspects used mess of filings. so he saw such a sunroof fractures, and he has to undergo surgery and we'll have to stay in the hospital until the coming weeks. and according to i witness those full suspects that you have mentioned um, just from the appearance state coach meetings to find a ride extremism. but this is not yet consumed by police for any of the already. so we're still relying bear on on eyewitness reports and very close to this attack yesterday. but another attack was happening begins, the young man containing for the green party that the tech was lucky, the less severe. but police says it is likely that the group of suspects is the same. that has attacked much.

when roland garris�*s canvas, one of tennis�*s great artists returned returned for one last hurrah.ern nadal dell paints a different picture. the 14—time champion has lost little focus, his finesse or his fire. we even saw the famous ferocious forehand. bringing tears to his feet and every moment of man magic from the spaniard. the fourth seed has spellbinding response. a final french open, maybe, a sign for sadness, no, not here. may be in two months, i say it's enough. i can't give anything else. that's something that i don't feel yet. i have some goals in front. i hope to be back on this court for the olympics. the feelings that you made me feel here are just unforgettable. thank you very much from the bottom of my heart and i really hope to see you again. and i really hope to see you again, but i don't know. merci boucoup. possibly brushed what the finish of the bridge open for the final time. ben crouch, bbc news. ben croucher, bbc news. elsewhere at the tournament, british number one cameron norrie has been knocked out in the first round beaten in a five set marathon by world

the start of an iconic sporting summer in paris with all eyes on roland garris for the next two weeksand a title in the men's draw and he was never troubled by lucky loserjj both with some trademark brilliance to the first set. the wimbledon champion never really looked back, dropping just four games in the entire match to lay down in early marker to the rest of the field. bigger challenges lie ahead but alcaraz will certainly fancy his chances in the french capital in this showing. naomi osaka is back at the tournament after becoming a mother. the four time winner showed signs of the best form as she cruised to the first set against bronze eddie. but the italian wasn't giving up without a fight as she came storming back in the second to take the match to a decider. osaka looked to be cruising when she went ahead but she fought back to level the set. in the end the japanese superstar showed her inner strength to come through and set up a possible meeting with the defending champion next. andy murray is on court now taking on his old course breaker in the night session, hoping for one

i'm brian garry here with ted koons from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replacement more affordable. well, first, brian, you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window. for example, you could do a gliding window instead of a casement. >> we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable compared to other window companies, you have a completely different business model. yeah the other companies, they're just too many people involved in the process. >> there's the manufacturer or the seller, and then the installer, and then the customer. >> and if you call with a problem that's when they say, oh, we're the manufacturer, you have to call the installer for that problem or vice versa. we're a full-service replacement window division of andersen with us. there's no passing the buck at renewal by anderson, we sell, build, install, and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full responsibility for it why d

let's go straight to dw political, corresponded alex garris, who is at the demonstration in front of the brandenburg gate in berlin. alex, uh what's the mood like at the gathering? yeah, i would say there to around $500.00 people has to gather to you to send a clear no it clear? no. against the violet to the clear no. to violence against politicians, just 2 days after you have just mentioned, it must be a 2nd from the social democratic party. it has to be in the tech violence, the uh, the dentist just starting uh right around me. so it's a bit difficult to hear you. i mean this out of the organize this of this demonstration, they organize us from the, from the in active is to network cool to, to get against the power rises, demonstration itself is not labeled as a demonstration against the file, right? but as a demonstration for the pending democracy and democratic values, that is because we don't know for sure yet if the a tech or not. yes, it could indeed was politically motivated or not with the relying on an eye witness report there. who would things the appearance of the suspect

garry o'neil called the disallowed goal for his team against west ham last month, "one of the worst decision really throughout this season he's not shied away from criticising onfield and the video officials, right from last august when wolves, you might remember, were denied a penalty in the last minute at old trafford. now, his club — the club itself — have even gone further. they have released a statement saying var is damaging the relationship between fans and football. they go into some detail in bullet point in some way saying it impacts goal celebrations and spontaneous passion. they say it creates frustration and hostility towards the premier league from the crowd, and the var overa nalyses subjective decisions. now, wolves concluded this statement which has triggered this vote by saying, "the price we are paying for a small increase in accuracy is at odds with the spirit of our game and as a result, we should remove var from next season onwards." there promises to be a thrilling end to the women's super league season after chelsea won 1—0 at tottenham. maika hamano scored to send ch

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chance to pay tribute to all those suffering behind bars in the name of freedom and democracy to evan garris could which flooding the your car and lose a certain day to come all ski, alex seen a volley and to the men and women of ukraine who are on the front line of the fight for the values we hold dear. i know you will join me in saying that we stand with them all. the clever inhibition of the palestinians is on the surprising, given the process government's role in domestic and garza blocking loose or an immediate cease for setting weapons to is ro, also noticed to be absent from so not speech was perhaps a wells by slight masjid this judy and a son's laptop in this belmont prison, despite not being charged with any crime, but it's not just governments, well, bodies that would come on defy for us now being published in the engine this last week, the published sydney june the syndicate was an open letter to the committee to protect journalists on us reporters calling on them to a boy called the white house correspondents dinner. as palestinian journalists, we urgently appeal to our colleagu

haiti's presidential council selected garry conille as the country's prime minister on tuesday, the council'se body picked mr conille in a 6—1 vote. he'll lead the caribbean country that's still struggling with the rampant gang violence and instability which forced haiti's former leader, ariel henry, to resign in april. mr conille briefly led haiti over a decade ago serving just seven months, and resigning in february 2012. he'll be tasked with leading haiti as it awaits a kenyan—led force to assist haitian police to restore order to the country. the political and social upheaval has affected millions of haitians. the un estimates more than 360,000 people have been forced from their homes, and roughly 5.5 million haitians require humanitarian assistance. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at a story making news in the uk. diane abbott has been given back the labour whip after being suspended from the labour party for over a year. labour took the action against her in april 2023, over comments she made about thejewish, irish and traveller communities. the inquiry

united states in functional but it was a big deal for the united states to be able to say, not onid garryt was awesome, but we beat a frigate thatw have and that was a really big deal. in also was sort of a tipping point for the british public in somes.one constitu grt have been a fluke, but like two. and now they have one of our ships that's. not so oc. so i think that was really significant. then when the third one happens4 on again, hmsy feels like the momentum is moving in the direction of the uniteds's significant even though after that point the blockadeth united states essentially shuts down all future battles except for chesapeake shannon which rand mentioned, which was a defeat for the states. so from a strategic standpoint, the battle maybe wasn't so significant, but from a morale standpoint it was huge. yeah i think tactically it was significant and also strategically because that was the tipping point. that enough, you know, we've got to take this seriously. i k underestimated the us navy. you know, that's that's two, two significant losses. now even though and i've talked abo

i was garry johnson's surrogate in the media several times. i was sometimes better than him.[laughter] but that's the job of the that's the job. support, here in the future when people need us. be our candidates pack up and go. they do sometimes. but i'm still here. important. yes. thank you. it's important that you pick a v.p. who is going president. who is going to support tm so they can achieve their goals and we can all grow. gettin access, growing at the local level. i' tomorrow, is it tomorrow? whenever it is. i'm asking two things from you. one, i'm asking every one of you to support the presidential to support. i want you all to vote for lars first every one. i want you to vote for lars in the first round. he's the guy who'll get wrus we need to go. he'll set us up f future. everything else gets us half a percent and loss of ballot access. lars gets us more. i run when i can make impact. i could run all the time i two years if i want to. i don't. i run tois impact. i'm asking for your vote tomorrow for lars, round one please do that. i'm supporting him. please suprt h

it's garry shandling's show.ars and years watching sitcoms and dramas and talk shows by then. we knew them by heart that if somebody played on that and parodied it, we got it instantly. yeah, i appreciate you coming in under these conditions lewis. i really do. you want to hold the credits. okay. now, see, we were gonna show the credits and you screwed that up, okay? 'cause you're late. "the garry shandling show" was aware of the fact that it was a situation comedy. [ gasps ] it highlighted the cliches in funny ways. are you looking into the camera? no. no, i didn't. don't -- don't look into the camera. i didn't. don't. i didn't. you don't come in here and look in the camera. i didn't. i'll bop you. i will, if i see a tape of this show... [ laughter ] ...and you're looking into the c-- [ cheers and applause ] well, it's about that time. shales: "pee-wee's playhouse" on cbs, a so-called saturday morning kids show that adults could watch and wink at each other as they were watching it. it was very clever. ha-ha! mo

they would have given the show, the 12:30 show either to garry shandling or dana carvey.udwin: but a lot of talent just felt it was too frightening to try to step into the shadow of david letterman, who at that point was the hottest thing in show business. michaels: my feeling was you had to drop down a generation, and when you're looking at people 30, there are very few people with any seasoning or experience. so you go, "well, who are the best people i know right now?" o'brien: lorne called me up, and thought, "conan will have good ideas. "he can be the producer." michaels: conan had been here on snl as a writer, and he was truly funny. nesteroff: but conan o'brien, since he was a boy, literally had dreams of being a late-night talk show host. o'brien: when you're a kid, you naturally start running through your checklist. "i'm not a good athlete. "i'm anxious. i have a weird name." so then i found that i could make people laugh. ♪ michaels: and then he said what he really wanted to be was host. smigel: he had no experience. i was kind of surprised that lorne went along

i want to show how many people there are in us, as we all sit in our houses. this is what we have garryrceful seizure of draft dodgers in odessa. employers are required to serve subpoenas on their employees and inform the authorities if the employee refuses to accept the subpoena. the military commissars themselves can now freely enter any enterprise in order to identify draft dodgers. ukrainian journalist anna kovalchuk discusses this on her social network page. what did the state gain besides the lost taxes from the payment fund? labor, a mystery, someone rented an apartment next to work, so as not to drive on the streets, the ministry even stopped registering incoming letters with reservation requests. the ukrainian cabinet of ministers prohibited women and doctors from getting a job without registering with the trade center. in the nikolaev region, the governor says, there is already a shortage of personnel. people there are afraid. people are afraid to get formal employment; women are now being trained so that we can meet the demands of utility companies. you said that a draft dodg

idf spokesperson daniel high garry down playing any friction. >> we are responsible for the securityof the state of israel. and are attentive to the interest of the united states in the region. >> the idf tonight is saying shortly after it reopened the crossing, 8 launchesy fired from the rafah area of gaza at that crossing. israel says one of its soldiers was hurt and tonight it is accusing hamas of not only endangering civilian lives but critical humanitarian aid. bret? >> bret: jeff paul live in tel aviv, jeff, thanks. up next, chicago teachers want billions of dollars in raises and other benefits. we'll take a look at their demands. ♪ places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you

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at the french open, where she'll be aiming for a 3rd street, roland garris, crowns, and her 4th overall, the 22 year old also the sensor winning suite 12 matches and comes the 1st woman. when the madrid and rome opened back to back since rena williams in 2013 in the, on the plants, the series between the indiana pacers and in york next is heading into a game 7. the pacers tying up the series in front of their home fence with a 116 to a 103 went into 6. the decisive game 7 will be played on sunday in new york at madison square garden. they on their side to get the opportunity it's, you know, now it's a one game series and, you know, it's for all the marbles and, you know, i think it's kind of where better to, to have a game 7 in the garden. you know, so i'm really excited about it. our groups excited to get the opportunity to compete. to me, i need to plan to dallas stars are on their way to the western conference finals. not dition scoring in double overtime. 6 stores have the colorado avalanche florida . panthers, the boston bruins to one to wrap up their playoff series. the panthers w

i'm brian garry here with ted cohen's from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replaced he spent more affordable. >> well, first, brian, you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window. for example, you could do gliding window instead of a casement we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable. >> compared to other window companies, you have a completely different business model yeah, with other companies, there's just too many people involved in the process. >> there's the manufacturer or the seller, and then the installer and then the customer. and if you call with a problem that's when they say, oh, we're the manufacturer, you have to call the installer for that problem or vice versa. were the full service replacement window division of andersen with us. there's no passing the buck at renewal by anderson, we sell build, install, and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full responsibility for it.

we had a panel on like a focus group, garry talked in the other night and basically broke down alongitical leinz, folks who've been watching the, watching the trial ultimately, the trump's supporters didn't think he was gold. the trump, those who didn't like, do you think that is? possibly how it could break down here? >> what i have no doubt that we don't know what these jurors, who they vote for. that's illegal to ask that question and protect potential jurors. it wasn't asking this case, obviously, but i will make a strong prediction that any of those jurors who, if any of those jurors voted for donald trump, they're not voting for a conviction here. conversely i think any of the jurors who voted against donald trump and not even for biden, but against donald trump, will never vote for an acquittal. so i think i think that's where you're going to have your sort of your outcome here. you know, new york jurors, i mean, hung juries are rare, little bit little more in high-profile trials but this is this the mold is crushed here. there is no there's no playbook for this one. there's j

friendship and we'll see him lose that status. joking, which is just on said his lights is rolling garris campaign. the 37 year old. is it raining champagne, but has yet to reach to finalize his any tournament this year, around 20 full time grand. so i'm going to take you onto that hung flap. yeah. you got back in the around one that match spill in the 1st set. think and what is your? well, let me see, i read a sutherland cause. i'm for 1st french open title by the russian is the writing. all the open champion reached the semi finals in paris last year. easy 1st round, winner against the precious drive of losing just 3 days. one play, at least like when i chose to end her professional career with issues tournaments for almost 2 decades on from her 1st appearance at roland garr. us the 34 year old last franchise and finished in that the fates against showing is junction what it means. turning your page of um from for me 20 years of my life, 20 years of full commitment to my sport. and when i say from commitment is really full. since i'm 15 years old and my 1st home goes here, i've been liv

we head into these jury deliberations on a mat, is whether or not it's can change any votes and our garry tuckman went and talked to some voters in georgia i just want to show you it's speaks for itself. watch if donald trump is found guilty to any of you who say you're ready to vote for donald trump, would you consider switching to joe biden? >> raise your hands? no consideration even if he time guilty. >> other hand, if he's found not guilty. >> and have you voting for joe biden, would you then possibly consider donald trump all right. everyone sticking with the candidates they have right now no changes. >> matt gorman, it's entertaining at least but know that that's kind of where expected things didn't to net out. >> and regarding de niro, i mean, i've said this kinda repeatedly when you shot republican members of congress are politicians go up there. that's where the cameras are. and i think the biden campaign essentially admitted this yesterday. so if you want to break through, you want to reach if muhammad can't go to the mountain, the mountain was come to walk mohammed's there you

. >> and brian garry. and today we're talking about the biggest misconception there is about replacement windows. i'm here with ted cones, the project manager for renewal by anderson to talk about it. >> yeah, one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows they're just not that old. here's the thing. >> homebuilders put in high-end kitchens and bathrooms and low in windows, just aren't that good. so even if your windows are only seven to ten years old, they may still need to be replaced to this. so many window companies out there, what's different about your company? >> well besides being the full service replacement window division of anderson were the company people tend to call when they're particular about their home. they don't want just any old window or any all installed. >> so your standards for installers are pretty high, right yeah. >> brian, you can have the best window or door in the world and if it's not installed correctly it's going to fail. so we don