by uh, we do invest massively in the europe in greenville, and if you take next generation you, you 40 percent of the 10s of billions go in. exactly. so for the economy, for example, of a project on the line and technology. thank you. and the quick round up before we move on is that i'm good. if it goes the i mr by have one far left. and this is for the lion. no, no, no, no, commit to x. i'm sorry. this. seeing too much from the sideways and mrs. on the line one remaining car. thank you very much. okay, and martin already refer to our next book like a guess if i may call it that's ready, or you should be getting ready to answer margins. questions. debbie ryan, to get the good. who is this 37 years old, grew up in guest in kitchen gemini, and noticing brussels as a student. she joins a local view, swing of the german green switch, kicked off of political career. she's an explosive trustworthy anteaus to mix its quote comes from german singer and musician. habits debating am i on the same rule applies to you as frank, if you can address the audience and your potential orders through the

but the on thursday, the security cabinet has actually greenville i just the expansion of this ground offensive. so we don't know, you know, how far it st they will go right now. but we're seeing more of the creation or just now for the population there. as still in east and most of what you've seen. and we've talked to people in the saying, you know, many of those who are not in these specific areas but also in other areas that steering and they're very worried about. and they think people who can leave, i mean there's always those volume of the people that cannot leave a that, you know, they are leaving right now. and the numbers were given by the united nations agencies working down the ground over a 100000. others have put the number much higher, those people that are leaving. so this is eastern problem. as you said, the old set of aggression orders for people again in northern java, in big loss here, which is in the northern part of the gulf of city and the town of feta noon, which is in the north east, the potentially indicating that it's being there although it's rather said it

so when companies that develop new products, whether that's face greenville, pesticides, or new drugs, they often the natural world for inspiration. so that's sending research as out to scholar. often poor countries, when it's high by diversity, to look full whatever they can find to create new products. and they're also relying that on traditional knowledge when teachers communities, to point them to guide them in the right direction. what they doing with by a piracy is, once they've got this product that they've creating a new innovation, so to speak, that then seeking password protection for it. so they want the exclusive right to exploit it in this way for the not doing is acknowledging that kind of debt of the traditional is that leaning on. and then not respecting the kind of but of this that fronting off as pure their own development. and then can you give us an example of a particularly famous case of file piracy? we'll probably one of most famous come most daneen trees. so this is a tree that's native to india, but it grows and dozens of other countries around the world as we

traffic is still backed up from greenville road. be alert. crews are blocking the right lane there, but there are no real issues or delays at the moment. there is a fog advisory in that area as well, so heads up back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. happening today. google's biggest developer conference of the year will get underway in just a few hours. protesters are promising to disrupt that event. they want to stop $1 billion ai contract the company has with the israeli government. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live at google headquarters in mountain view. gloria, there was a similar rally last month. >> there was reggie in today's pro-palestinian protests, is expected to start here at 9:00 in the morning. google is having its annual i o developers conference. you can see the setup behind me right now, and they're planning to reveal some cutting edge ai tools. but the group is threatening to shut down that conference. check out this footage. demonstrators had a similar rally at google headquarters last month where some were ar

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host: sharon is in greenville, maryland, democrat. sharon, you are on with the congressman. caller: how can you be so negative about what is going on with the students, who -- on january 6, you did not do a thing. you let a crazy man control everything. people were murdered. please stop the hypocrisy. the home to where you came from. guest: there is a levelheaded woman. what side of the aisle did you think she was from? host: she called on our line from democrats. guest: i think we could have guessed that. on january 6, people were arrested. people went to prison -- sometimes went to prison for years. i don't know what she expected congress to do that day. run out there and fight with people? i think justice was certainly served for anybody who physically tried to harm a police officer. host: independent. good morning. caller: if they love hamas so much, they need to get over and fight, is the way i look at it. that is all i have got to say. thank you. host: anything you want to respond to? he was saying if they like hamas so much, he should go fight for them. i think that m

and this is where we start running into tensions. farmers of revolted against greenville policies like phasing our diesel subsidies, reducing fertilizer in pesticide use, and setting aside land for bio diversity. they say the rules don't compensate them for the income loss, and the farmers are taken to bigger share of the responsibility. so it was there something about all of this the just isn't working a lot. but the problem with the policy is that it is a bit gets a frantic. um, if it's meant to be income support, then you think, you know, we should be targeting smaller firms with low income, more and not the big farms. the question is whether it's really designed to be income support in the 1st place because of the purpose of the policy is for environmental welfare. well then, big firm should be getting more payments because a big farm is affecting the environment on a much larger number of factors. so the main problem, at least from my perspective as, as a policy analysis, is that, that the policy is not certainly clear what the main priority is. you're trying to pursue to differen

i just didn't talk in greenville and many of the pieces on exhibit come burdened with norms and preconceptions about the menstrual period. artist representations also revealed the ways administrating women are politically disadvantaged and routinely stigmatized. crunch can art, could lift the taboos on the topic and encourage greater visibility on it. is that people in bidding them and also from number 2, it is a really tough we many society align vx sufficient, a shocking and forces people to ask why? summer reports by menstruation and that's good for jasmine, minstrel. painting is a way to feel more in tune with her entire body. the, the artist is now grateful for the period she once found, so painful and hated. for me bringing period that is something so stigmatized that is something so type of something that like has so much charge for so many people and put it into a context of beauty is so healing on its own and it's, it's part of my message and how i want to bring forth my message into the world through her art, both aesthetic and controversial. jasmine alicia carter turns the spotlight

mientras tanto, en el estado de carolina del sur, el distrito escolar del condado greenville ha hechostrellarse contra la casa. 2 alumnos a bordo no resultaron heridos. el conductor fue multado por ir a exceso de velocidad y por no trabajar para el distrito. el programa migratorio conocido en inglés como welcome corps es una forma poco conocida a la que migrantes venezolanos, también nicaragüenses y cubanos, pueden aplicar y llegar aquí a los estados unidos como refugiados, hasta con 10 miembros de su familia. arnulfo peralta consultó con organizaciones vinculadas al tema y nos dice cuáles son los principales requisitos para ser beneficiados . welcome corp surgió desde el departamento de estado a inicios del año pasado para beneficiar a familias cubanas, venezolanas, nicaragüenses y haitianas que huyeron de sus países de la represión política y crisis económica. incluye hasta 10 personas de su familiar nuclear. entonces puedes nombrar, por ejemplo, si viven en el hogar, en un país, por ejemplo, imagínese un venezolano en colombia que tenga su mamá, su papá, su abuela y 5 niños. por qu

well, we invite them into what we we invite lady told me, is greenville to us own void to the un security council on roger. what is, thank you, a bank to read and thoughts of, of the show of continued condolences to those surviving the killing. an old major back was we will be back on monday with professor glen decent on his new book, the green war and the your region. wells order until then you can keep in touch by little less central media. if it's not sense, if you'll country that to out channel going on, you're going to feel normal. don't come to watching you and all the episodes. i'm going underground. see, monday, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the 1834 france invaded algeria and straight away the french started in, habiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires took the best land. from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited this cause and as discontent. the people of algeria began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation fron

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. >> colors for you several already sharon is in greenville, maryland democrat, sharon you're on withgressman. >> how can you be so negative about what's going on with the students when january 6 you didn't do a thing. you let a crazy man control everything and people were ermurdered. please, stop the hypocrisy. go home to where you came from. eric: right congressman? >> guest: there's a levelheaded woman what side of the aisle do you think she's from kuester calling in on our line for democrats. [laughter] i think we could have guessedd that. on it generates six people were arrested. people went to prison parade sometimes went to prison for years. i don't know whatar she expected to congress to that s date run t and tackle people? or fight with them? i think justice was certainly served on anyone who physically tried to harm a police officer. >> j independent good morning. j independent good morning. they need to get over. [inaudible] the way i look at it. not to try to fight it here. that's all i've got to say thank you. >> host: j in kentucky and they want to sponsor? >> guest: i d

the hospital in the town of greenville was amongst the buildings that was damaged. 3 separate tornadoes hit the states on choose day closing widespread power outages. this was my house. and we were and this was the basement and it picked my house up and dropped it right there. that's what's left of my home. of all this was houses as well. if it's about right the center of or the tornado here. i think there's, there's this line right here because you see go around town, there's lots of damage. but right, this trail right here is where you see all the houses that it just disappeared as well. so he's in mexico, you say 9 people. it died with at least 70 of those injured have to strong wins, toppled a concept style structure in new the, in the old stage. the incident took place during the campaign. events middle rock later pulls the from the capital mexico city. the horrifying moment a stage collapse. over a crowd in sun, pedro garza the accident left at least 9 people dead and several dozens more injured in what was otherwise expected to be a peaceful campaign event. for the movie me and t

thing for the 5th time since december is shooting lava, about 50 meters into the nearby town of greenville and a g o. samo spa result has been evacuated. i since meet urology co officers reporting the intense escalate contingency in the lead up to the interruption was definitely present. that's what they detected just before this took place. of course, even bringing you continuing coverage of the situation in gaza. of in the past couple of hours, we will continue to follow the story. united nations security council has been holding a meeting on that. what's been happening that is the 1st open session since and is really a tap on a tent camp and rough on sunday. at least 45 people were killed. also on wednesdays, ready for us is killed. 22 policy is right across the street. 15 of them in rough us more than a 1000000 people have been forced to leave a southern city in the past 3 weeks. ground forces are saying they are pushing deep into the southern city. media report suggests they are now in full control of that board area with egypt that is known as the philadelphia cargile, the watching o

it storms in the state of iowa, have killed several people and cause widespread destruction in greenville. dozens of residents have been injured on the home severely damaged by a tornado power off to dissolve, reflecting more than 61000 people across the states that the parliamentary, selected security chief to land. as the new president, his previous sessa was post resigned to the campaign against corruption, which has implicated thousands of officials. lab says he'll continue to fight corruption. vietnam is a one party state ruled by the company. this policy of the optimal speculations, the british prime minister, has set the 4th of july for the united kingdom's next general election, where she's soon access his policies of and showed economic stability of the cost of living crisis. he made the announcement on the same day when officials tickets showed inflation that dropped to levels last see the 3 years ago during the whole house, both london confounding expectations produced prime minister issues. so not because of to go to the polls months earlier than expected in a rain drenched do

tornadoes, coloring coming 7, several people to enjoy rate and high winds cause widespread damage to greenville, to lower the se, but still trying to assess the scale of a disaster. and it'll be days of heavy storms in the midwest region. i think the boats line will be sold the us present. donald trump essentially gets final phase. on tuesday, the defense team rested its case without calling trump to testify. trump is charged with 30 full counts of falsifying business records to hide hush, buddy. payments to an adult film. actress kristen. sleepy hospital from new york. the defense rested its case in the 1st ever criminal trial of a former us president after calling 2 witnesses. and donald trump wasn't one of them. instead, they honed in on robert costello a lawyer who disputed claims that donald trump knew all about efforts to silence an adult film star and paid his former fixer michael cohen to do so. terms of payments to colon are at the heart of the charges. the faces 34 accounts of falsifying business records, that cohen admitted on the stand that he's lied under oath before the prosecutio

well, we invite them into what we we invite lady told me, is greenville to us own void to the un security council on roger. what is thank you, a band humorous and that's of the show of continued condolences to those surviving the killing and all. and they go back was we will be back on monday with progressive glen decent on his new book, the grain war, and the, your region wells order until then you can give it to us why or less central media . it makes no sense in your country and to out channel going on. you're going to feel normal. don't come to watching you and old episodes. i'm going underground. see monday, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, as you can see behind me, this is the often more of a you cried unit attack on a residential building in belgrade city. here the russian region of, of belgrade, once again finding itself on ukraine's call, says we understand almost 20 civilians killed us, miss silos and shells ring down on that main switch. i'm subbing the seeds of discontent. as i have a look at this opposing slaps, the breaks on, told, with ukraine it basically ended resolving a dis

mcnat of greenville, texas, who recently marked his 100th birthday on april 18, 2024. staff sergeant mcnat is a true example of courage, sacrifice and commitment. he served our nation with honor in the u.s. army air corps during world war ii, during which he worked as a pilot in multiple duty assignments. his dedication to our nation and its values extended far beyond his military service, as he contributed to the betterment of our society in the post-war years in his hometown. staff sergeant mcnat serves as both an inspiring testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a living reminder of the sacrifices made by the greatest generation in the pursuit of freedom. for this i extend my eternal gratitude. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. griffith, for five minutes. mr. griffith: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of nathaniel ray tuck junior who pass -- scwr who passed -- jr. who passed away after battling cancer for the past 2 1/2 years. ray was born i

the sending a french troops to greenville bows and existential threat to 65000000 french people, a new balance. they so madness for macro and the food who's just announced that he can once again, send ground troops against russia. stop these totally irresponsible statements which could lead us to the worst. no soldiers, no weapons, not a single euro, and ukraine, enough is enough. we want peace, nobody, nobody is ready to go for ukraine. those who are ready to go with that for you credit, our partner scenarios who are already over there. so i think when we start talking to people of yours, your sons, your cousins, your neighbors are going to go fight over new trains. again, people who are totally disapprove of that. we have a part of that, i would say on the political spectrum, people with the status is those who believe that with washington has to be guiding the well, they're ready for the different are ready to, to go, died for this for. and if they were to see french bodies coming back in body bags, because of sign hands cremmit or scar different other cities, i think a lot of peopl

and the new european governments in greenville will sign an agreement with the european union. among the life won't ever ukrainian dignified european successful, fast forward 10 years. and the former qu, leader, is speaking from an undisclosed location wondering why so many ukrainians have fled the country jerk. and how did 650000 people over the conscription page? that's according to the commission. believe you granting territory. how do they leave? just explain this to me. how did they leave it going to be? this is what could the weight georgia if they're not careful and by them, i mean the pro testers. it may sound far fetched, but experts have been sound and the alarm for months now warning that another crew is in the works on september 29th. any disclosures ignored by the entire, with media, the as government run ready a free europe's russian language portal slow board and the overall to reveal the 3 for an alternatives had been summoned for questioning by the judge and secure with the service. no, generally assistant opposition elements prepared and might on style regime change

5th time since december, the new fisher shooting law for about 50 meters into the nearby town of greenville, kind of geothermal spa result. i've been evacuated. latin america's human rights cooled as hell. the final hearing in brazil on the wednesday, on a landmark case, the court looked at how climate change is affecting human rights in the region, and the governments are obligated to prevent it. the climate lawsuit could have major implications for international law. sometimes you have to your thoughts rising steve, caused by the changing climate or slowly swallowing the in both good fish and community in southern mexico. since 2019 dozens of homes and other buildings have been swift the way by the waves. forcing 700 pieces to the hold up is, i'm ok. we hear about climate change all the time, but we never taught that it would come to us former and both residents are among hundreds of people. do you and officials, companies and scientists who spoke at landmark hearings held by the inter american court of human rights and the present in the city of my house? the court will issue an opinion

what we, we invite lady told me is greenville to us own void to the un security council on roger. what is thank you. thank you much. i and thoughts of, of the show of continued condolences to those surviving the killing and all and they go back was we will be back on monday with progressive glen decent on his new book, the green war and the your region was order until then you can keep in touch by little less central media, it makes a lot sense and you will continue to out channel going on. you're going to be all normal. don't come to watching you and all the episodes i'm going underground seem under the, the winds, largest democracy votes the rest of the planet watches in an emerging multi polar world. india's voice matters. but who will be the power behind watches, almost 1000000000 people decide. and billions for react, the hello and welcome get across the board. here we discussed some real in the 18. so if it is a killed or painted euclidean missiles runs on other rushes to view belgrade also condemns keywords. less than this one says today attacks and unexpected decision abou

the nearby town of greenville and a geothermal spa resort has been evacuated. iceland is media or logical office reported intense earthquake activity in the lead up to this erosion. that's it for me 0 then yay! weather is next. then inside story looks at the peace summit proposed by the cranium. presidents, will it return the world's attention to the war? the low? there's been a lot of activity rolling around southern china. so this has striked, southern gwen g problems with copious amounts of frames here. water logged roads tough to get around. and i tell you this morning, the forecast here on sunday. the storms lining up lighting up from the gang see to the pro river valley. once again, impacting bungee providence on thursday, just how the story goes for japan. we've got a disturbance of type who moving just to the east could kicked back a few drops of rain for the pacific coast of sure, cocoa and hunt. you have enough data for china is capital beijing, 34 degrees and some rain in the forecast for harbin. here's where all that weather is in the south trying to see this is some of what's

the sending a french troops to greenville bows and existential threat to 65000000 french people . and you're balance of they so madness for macro and the food who's just announced that he can once the game send ground troops, the games. russia stopped these totally irresponsible statements which could lead us to the worst. no soldiers, no weapons, not a single euro. and ukraine, enough is enough. we want peace. all right, let's take about an hour to make a book of its author and president of the french n, g o, west, east and all joining us live here on our, the international, he's added again. nick, here comes macro and you know, he already came out once thing, but we're gonna have to send the french troops. we might have to send them to ukraine. huge backlash. now he's basically putting out there again, what's his motivation? why? nick, why is he saying these things? and i think that's the question. everybody is asking tonight, at least in france, is what's going on in the metro maximums head that does not forget that when he was elected the 1st time he was about talking about pr

>> don't know how strongest tornado was but looking across downtown greenville, greenfields, iowa, you't know how many died in this tornado. search and rescue operations are happening. only letting in folks who live here, proof of residency. this tornado struck at 3 p.m. and after it tore through this community, it was a frantic race to find the survivors. the hospital here was destroyed in this tornado. they had to use the local lumber mill as a triage center flying out people, flying out the victims who are most injured. more than a dozen tornadoes hit aisle i yesterday. one other person confirmed killed. and greenfield, we don't know how many are dead or how many buildings have been destroyed. this town is a shell of itself. this is a community needs a lot of help or take a long time. neil: looking at the homes that were demolished next to homes that weren't touched, that's the one thing about tornadoes. >> the wind whips around. what it destroys, what it saves you never really know. neil: max gordon in the middle of it, he always is. it does put life in perspective when you talk ab

idaho's capitol b boise at no. , greenville, charlotte, no. 6 to raleigh, north carolina. huntsville at no. 7, virginia beach at no. 8, austin, texas, at no. 9 and boulder, colorado, at no. 10. naples florida, you knew it way ahead of time, stuart varney. no. 1. stuart: u.s. news and world report got it so perfectly right. mike murphy is with me. new york city, you live in nigh city. it didn't make the top ten? are you disappointed? or surprised? >> i moved out of new york city during covid, and i'm not surprised at all. i think the way that the things are going here in new york city, we talk all the time, doesn't sensorineural serve to be in the top ten. they can turn things around but nothing from the northeast is this. everything from the south is there. and that's a trend in our country. i think a lot has to do with politics. stuart: can't seeing it being reversed any time soon. mike murphy, thank you very much indeed. it's that time, show me the dow 30. all the 30 stocks on the dow and how they're doing. it's an even split pretty much. the dow is up 41 points and ther

but they they a lot of contemporary christian music, but other places, greenville college and stuff havepeople who end up who have ended up going on to shape the business because i mean, i dmene from those communities, but also most businpeopleere from communities and they really saw what they were doing as. christian activism, the major distributor and hub of contemporary christian music was, the christian bookstore, and most of those were business people came. a lot of them came from those colleges. so and obviously i mentioned waco. baylor university was a major hub. they created word records, comes out of those networks. so yeah the christian colleges have always had a really see why there are a bunch of young iversities, you know college radio deejays are stillteki no's there. that's not unusual in mainscult. but college is an exciting time. you have a lot of time on your have again. so thank you. so i've got a here. sure. in my teenage years, eighties, early nineties and grant was a eal and she was complicated though. mm and when i think about the only song of hers that i can remem

golden gate bridge just short of 20 check your highways are seeing a lot of greenville highway for a long, 80 as you're traveling reveal. things are starting to pick up just a little bit. there are days back to a hundreds of students gathering there at sproul plaza at u c berkeley calling for an end to the war. >> in the middle east, this big demonstration as israeli troops seized the palestinian side of the border at the rafah crossing, which is a vital entryway for humanitarian aid. now those camping out say they've been protesting since the war started 7 months ago and they will continue to hold these rallies until there is a cease-fire. >> during the rally in camp and expanded with more tense. going up during finals week. >> finals. i'm graduating this semester. >> but none of that matters you know, people halfway across the world are, you know, are being killed just indiscriminately. >> yeah, campus police have been patrolling the area but seems as though as long as in camp and in the rallies remained peaceful, though, allowed the students to remain there. >> college graduation

and this is video from greenville, about 33 miles northwest of dayton. the weather caused down power lines and trees and also fell onto homes, and there were reports of damage left behind by flooding and more than a thousand people. there remain without power in that area. this morning, in the severe weather just continues as we take a look at the satellite and the radar, we are watching a couple of systems moving through one up around the montana area and moving off towards the east, but we also have a severe thunderstorm watch for missouri. and then we're also seeing storms breaking out around northern tennessee. and then all of the activity is pushing off towards the east. so michigan may be dealing with some more severe weather up around the u.p. of michigan. so we'll continue to watch that here at home. as we mentioned, it's all clear. temperatures will be warming up, but it will be windy today as we're seeing high pressure building which giving us now the clear skies. and we also have low pressure that's just off to our east. and that pressure grad

this video from greenville, about 33 miles northwest of dayton, and that severe weather, downed powers well as trees that blocked the streets. and those trees also fell into homes. there were also reports of damage left behind by flooding. more than a thousand people there remain without power. this morning, and we can see all of that damage there as more storms are developing in that region, and we are still seeing a very active severe weather situation this morning. we are seeing a cluster of storms moving through montana. and then we're also getting now a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of missouri. and then seeing those storms also pushing off to the east. so the possibility of more tornadoes expected today as we are getting a clear sky. but it's going to be ramping up here with the heat as high pressure builds. so we'll talk more about how hot it gets. and mike, you predict that those metering lights at the bay bridge did carry. but i'm not psychic. i'm just a veteran of the bay area commute. we have the backup of the metering lights. 536 this morning. there we go. that's the

greenville, which ends the native american uprising in the west. they signed the treaty, the treaty which removes british troops from western forts. and most importantly, they signed the treaty of madrid, which opened the mississippi river to trade. now, westerners, the ohio river, their lifeline. the ohio goes to the and the mississippi goes to the world. it goes to the atlantic ocean. and if any one of those treaties had been done two years sooner, there is no whiskey rebellion. right. because westerners feel like they finally have free and fair access to the larger atlantic markets that their eastern counterparts do. so they were forced to sell it to eastern cities. but getting it there and getting it over those mountains was was so cost prohibitive, it made it extremely for question. yeah. so something interesting. so they had them wearing right now. it was actually from my uncle's bar. he and his friends named their bar rebellion after the whiskey rebellion, which is cool. okay. cool. my question, what is it like one thing from this spot, this