so the story that you alluded to, i think is a perfect one hagar who's the wife of abraham. and abraham, of course, is that the sort of the founding figure of judaism christianity and islam, and he's pretty well known among those faith traditions, but hey, garner also lives. and one of the most famous stories and formative stories in the summer tradition is that hagar is abandoned by abraham with their infant son is male, or is mario an airbag, uh, pc upon them all. and she's left in the valley that later becomes mac. uh, with basically no food, no shelter, no resources of any kind. and, and essentially because god believes that she is up to the task of handling this moment. and i found 2 things particularly poignant and beautiful by that story. the 1st is that the really bad shafter the founding story of islam begins with abraham leaving, and hate or having responsibility for ishmael and for what happens next then. and not only making sure that they're rescued, but making sure that a civilization grows up around them. that incubate them and protects them and honors their va

i want to bring back hagar. you were talking about the idea that putin is showing will willingness to negotiate on one front and what that could mean for ukraine. lukashenko said putin raised the possibility of killing prigozhin but lukashenko was against it. why do you think he's saying this publicly now? >> it is face nature it is fasc lukashenko has been the follower of putin. now he's having his 15 minutes of fame and he's gloating in it, he feels like he's the peacemaker, the kingmaker, the one who saved his brother putin and saved russia from violence. i think he's trying to take advantage both not just for the global audience, but his domestic audience, which he is very well aware that he does not have the majority support in belarus. in fact, he's the illegitimate president of belarus. i think that is his focus. i absolutely believe that putin will exact his revenge on prigozhin in belarus and for many people think about he should stay away from windows and i believe that because belarus is only a satell

toni braxton def leppard, sammy hagar and gwen stefani are among the honorees. >> when i saw glenn's name come that may be really emotional because she's been such a good friend for so many years and we boast kind of started, i guess around the same time i moved to la for radio and she just out with no doubt. and just to watch grow and become the woman she is. that was really that one really got me. >> this is for the walk of fame class of 2024. in the category of sports entertainment, billie jean king and carl weathers will be honored with stars on the walk of fame. fox news is jesse waters to replace tucker carlson and the company's coveted prime time slot waters. there gets the 08:00pm show right after laura ingram. and before sean hannity. he's currently host of the opinion show. jesse watters primetime and a regular panelist on the 5, 1, of fox news is highest rated shows. the 44 year-old began as a production assistant at the network and he's seen as a loyal defender of former president trump. >> off. >> the 2023 bet. awards celebrated 50 years of hip-hop last night. the show f

when in franchise history, carter hagar score the overtime winter time has seen serious depth down to 2 games to one in the best of 7. thousands of west ham, united supporters flock to the streets of london to celebrate their teams. the way for a conference league when appropriately club had beaten to your intent on to one and the final to secure their 1st european trophies since 1960 fine to stay with the sale for our environment. magazine, eco africa that is up next after a short break, i'm gonna call for life in berlin. thank you so much for your company. wherever you're watching. oh, this again. in about half an hour. the go now. the highest organic standards, and that's the here, and the theme, safety is training has gone in 5 hours agriculture. it gives them access to global organic export market. it's a pioneering project, but also combat climate change. eco africa on dw the, in the journalism wilkerson overcoming divisions which is good for the dw global media on 2023 in germany and online the increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of forces digital. the amplified

we've been speaking to the ecuadorian to the full mac window in environments administer, tanya, los hagar, pacheco, and many things for him. moving on now to molly, which is called for the un peacekeeping forces, to leave the country without delay, a country's farm, and as they criticized the admissions failure to deal with molly's security challenges. a primitive molly calls for the withdrawal edmund new summit without delay. the newsletter seems to have become part of the problem by fuel and community tensions exacerbated by extremely serious allegations, which are highly detrimental to peace, reconciliation and national cohesion. and molly, i know the situation is or translated and the money in including the population in them coalition agree on that. nothing has changed and money. and after they've pushed a friend to out of money, i see that they un knew that these would happen in terms of the deadlines. because if it cannot change the situation, they wouldn't have to go. and this is the surprising anyone about it. because the to be fun is the way to do this. i see the money in 10, so

so next week on this show, an encore presentation of our recent conversation with rock legend sammy hagar about his extraordinary success in music, business and philanthropy. it's one of our favorite shows we end this week with above los angeles , taking us above san francisco soon. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. three candidate prepare to enter the republican race for the white house and in iowa, the gloves come off. ♪ >> i am going to counter pufrp and fight back. >> i don't know if he will be number two, he is heading south rapidly. shannon bream the two front-runners trading shots and trying to sway voters, they join a massive roster of candidate hopefuls revving up ahead of next year's caucuses. >> they want to get this right, we have the best candidate to take out president biden in 2024. >> shannon: sit down with iowa governor kim reynolds chair of the governor association to discuss the influential role her state plays in the process. then default averted, with just days to spare, president biden signs a debt ceiling deal into law, now political fall out. blasting each other over

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hagar to trade, de-risk, not decouple. how has it been — to trade, de-risk, not decouple. it is amazingly _ has it been seen in china? it is amazingly positive _ has it been seen in china? it is amazingly positive in _ has it been seen in china? it 3 amazingly positive in china. one of my colleagues has been making the point that she thinks that people we call the 50 cents, the people paid by the party to put certain comments, post political ideas on the chinese internet, chinese media, judging by those comments they are being pushed to portray this as a positive meeting. if you look at chinese state media, they are pushing the more positive comments from the meeting. the desire to stabilise the relationship between the superpowers. of course we have the superpowers. of course we have the regular things china cares about, the idea that the taiwan matter is of utmost importance, this internal matter, that kind of thing but overall i would say the language has been surprisingly positive within china.— has been surprisingly positive within china. ~ . . , ., within china. what

hagar interesting experience for him. how tou~h are interesting experience for him.n his chambers _ is andrew green? andrea green kc is described on his chambers website, | described on his chambers website, in these words, "a beast in court, an opponent to be feared with a punchy and aggressive court style. particularly at home with cross—examination and an ability to put unrulyjudges back in their boxes". that comes from one of the legal directories when they respond anonymously and quotes are put onto their websites of the barristers, who are instructed and picked by solicitors for their qualities. clearly, mirror group have gone for a commercial lawyer, this is a commercial kate in the commercial court in london and they have chosen somebody who is perfectly happy to be described on his website, although he did not write this himself, as an opponent to be fitted with a punchy and aggressive court style. with a punchy and aggressive court s le. . .,, ., with a punchy and aggressive court s le. ., ., with a punchy and aggressive court s le. ., style. 0k, joshua, do

hagar tragic. my dear friend was lost, and experience of mariner.— experience of mariner. mariner. how are you feeling? what you do _ experience of mariner. how are you feeling? what you do and _ experience of mariner. how are you feeling? what you do and what - experience of mariner. how are you feeling? what you do and what you | feeling? what you do and what you have to is extraordinary. == feeling? what you do and what you have to is extraordinary.— feeling? what you do and what you have to is extraordinary. -- my dear friend was — have to is extraordinary. -- my dear friend was lost, _ have to is extraordinary. -- my dear friend was lost, and _ have to is extraordinary. -- my dear friend was lost, and experienced - friend was lost, and experienced sub—mariner. friend was lost, and experienced sub-mariner.— friend was lost, and experienced sub-mariner. what do you think of those who say _ sub-mariner. what do you think of those who say it _ sub-mariner. what do you think of those who say it is _ sub-mariner. what do you think of those who say it is ghoulish, - sub-mari

hagar love football. absolutely. would you take out heading?— love football. absolutely.rter time. on a tersonal take it out for a shorter time. on a personal note. _ take it out for a shorter time. on a personal note, given _ take it out for a shorter time. on a personal note, given what - take it out for a shorter time. q�*i 5. personal note, given what you have seen friends and colleagues and how dementia has affected them, you must be worried yourself. are you more mindful? ., mindful? the older! get, will thints mindful? the older! get, will things change? _ mindful? the older! get, will things change? because i i mindful? the older! get, will things change? because i amj mindful? the older! get, will- things change? because i am seeing it more _ things change? because i am seeing it more often now with people i have played _ it more often now with people i have played with, friends i know in the game _ played with, friends i know in the game the — played with, friends i know in the game. the older i get, i am thinking is it going _ game. the older i get, i am thinki

hagar on the payphone, i love that. putting my money on!hen he found out it was only 15. he dealt _ when he found out it was only 15. he dealt with— when he found out it was only 15. he dealt with them. we went into the studio— dealt with them. we went into the studio altogether, all four of us. we started doing learning the ropes back in_ we started doing learning the ropes back in the — we started doing learning the ropes back in the day. look we started doing learning the ropes back in the day.— back in the day. look at this, back in the day- — back in the day. look at this, back in the day. what _ back in the day. look at this, back in the day. what has _ back in the day. look at this, back in the day. what has it _ back in the day. look at this, back in the day. what has it been - back in the day. look at this, back in the day. what has it been like i in the day. what has it been like looking back at all of these and singing it again? it looking back at all of these and singing it again?— singing it again? it has been so lovel . singin

hagar mourning is planned tomorrow. how will that day — mourning is planned tomorrow. you mentioned the word controversial. _ italy and beyond. you mentioned the word controversial. he _ italy and beyond. you mentioned the word controversial. he was _ italy and beyond. you mentioned the word controversial. he was a - word controversial. he was a divisive character. how do you think he will be remembered in the wider world? he he will be remembered in the wider world? , , ., , . world? he will be remembered as much for his not world? he will be remembered as much for his rrot so — world? he will be remembered as much for his not so private _ world? he will be remembered as much for his not so private private _ world? he will be remembered as much for his not so private private life - for his not so private private life as for his political life. those famous sex parties he enjoyed well into his old age. the corruption charges that surrounded him. scandals, sleazy headlines following him wherever he went. in europe, he is seen as the father of populist nationalism, the k

hagar his allotment. he spends all of his time at his allotment.— time at his allotment.rose by an average of 16.5% compared with the same period last year. that's down from 17.2% the previous month. scotland's target for cutting greenhouse gas emissions has been missed — after a bounce back following the pandemic. total emissions are now a9.9% lower than in 1990 — but the target for this year was a 51.1% cut. it's the eighth time in 12 years the scottish government has missed its legally binding target. those were the news headlines. with the sport, here's shourjo sarkar. good morning. the first ashes test match is beautifully poised heading into the final day, with both england and australia having a chance for victory. however, there has been rain at edgbaston this morning. 0ur reporter henry moran is there. still growing here this morning but the question will be how long it takes to clear things up so we can start. the target for australia 17a runs, seven wickets in hand, england had a brilliant hour last night, stuart broad getting crucial wickets and if he can star

hagar australian cricket broadcaster. how are ou australian cricket broadcaster. how are you doing?niversity in 2022. ukraine's military says its air defence system is at work in kyiv — tackling drones and missiles. delegations from seven african countries will meet president zelensky later to suggest how to achieve a peace deal. they're due to visit st petersburg tomorrow. itv says it's actively exploring plans to buy all—3 media — the company that produces gogglebox and the traitors. but it's told shareholders it doesn't know if a deal will take place — or on what terms one can be agreed. now the sport. we are 25 minutes away from the start of one of the most hotly anticipated ashes series in history, england taking australia on and the first test starting shortly in edgbaston. ben stokes won the toss a few months ago. he has decided england will bat, play getting under way 11 o'clock. you can listen to commentary of the ashes on 5 sports extra and bbc sounds. test match special is already underway. huge news in the women's super league this morning with england striker alessia ru

hagar but i think they are doing good. how are ou but i think they are doing good.ve got a _ are you feeling today? not too great, i've got a bit _ are you feeling today? not too great, i've got a bit of- are you feeling today? not too great, i've got a bit of a i are you feeling today? not too great, i've got a bit of a sore i are you feeling today? not too i great, i've got a bit of a sore eye. is that something that happens fairly— is that something that happens fairly often?— is that something that happens fairl often? . ., ,, , ., fairly often? yeah, it happens about once a month. _ fairly often? yeah, it happens about once a month, maybe _ fairly often? yeah, it happens about once a month, maybe a _ fairly often? yeah, it happens about once a month, maybe a couple i fairly often? yeah, it happens about| once a month, maybe a couple times more. it'sjust a bit once a month, maybe a couple times more. it's just a bit annoying. once a month, maybe a couple times more. it'sjust a bit annoying. but it does happen. you more. it'sjust a bit annoying. but it does happe

arrived at one of the temples and despite the warning of the security service, she parked by the river hagar. after heavy rain afrione. the water level rose sharply and the car was washed away along with the owner, the rescued was hospitalized with severe injuries. today, in the court of the moscow district of the capital, the trial of the former sportsman began. director of the football club shakhtyor from salihorsk he is accused under two parts of the article of bribery, participants and organizers of sports competitions or spectacular commercial competitions , it was established that representatives of two rival teams in minsk energetik bsu and bobruisk belshina were offered illegal rewards for losing matches in the amount of 20,000 euros for loss. as a result, shakhtar became the champion of belarus well, as it turned out, it was mined. this victory was under very dubious circumstances. it's coming now the first hearing in the match-fixing case the defendants declined to comment, and the defendant himself opposed the filming of the meeting, but the trial remains open to journalists. we f