happy happy marriage in your busy schedule to meet your children and grandchildren. how much time is left? here, from the second to the seventh of may, my eldest son and his wife came from moscow, they live very well there. why did they come. they came to baptize their son, my fourth grandson sasha, the eldest grandson, 35, house, 17 12, and now a year and a half, why did they come to minsk because the rectors of this church, peter and paul, by the way, were also father george yes, he was the leader of the sunday school, where my daughter, anna and son george studied in my childhood at school, and this rector is also father george, and when my son george in 2000, was very seriously ill and at my request, father george prayed for him , begged him, then he was virusalime and brought from there to my george and the cone of st. george from jerusalem illuminated, with which my son does not part. and so he arrived. it was such a joy for me. maybe if we lived together, then this would probably be, i would not perceive it so sharply. but this happyt they come to me. uh, you see, my minskers come to me. uh, my grandchildren, my great-granddaughter, is already seven years old. you see, this year she will go to school, that is, i communicate with them, but no one lives with me anymore. well, maybe also because maybe it would be more difficult to get along with me now, because i, like, i think that i poured all my such parental love on my two younger children. i'm afraid, i think maybe even so good, because i wouldn't have dared i wouldn't have been able to do so much already yes, because she, like in every person, has a resource of some feelings. so, probably me too. well, that's presumably anyway, i'm happy with how i'm doing. life not only developed, but also how it all was geographically distributed. vladimir alexandrovich our program is called the meaning of life for you. what is the meaning of life, when the editor called me for the first time and said that the program is called the meaning of life. the first thing i remembere

uh, happy happy marriage in your busy schedule with your children and grandchildren.from the second to the seventh of may, my star son and his wife came from moscow, they live very well there. why did they come to baptize my son fourth grandson. sasha, the eldest grandson, 35, then 17 12 and now a year and a half, why did you come to minsk because the rectors of this church, peter and paul, by the way, are also father georgy yes, he was the head of the sunday school, where my daughter, anna and my son george and this rector is also father george, and when my son george in 2000 was very seriously ill and at my request, father george prayed for him , begged him, then was in jerusalem and brought my george from there. icon of saint george from jerusalem is illuminated, with which my son does not part. here he came. it was such a joy for me. uh, maybe if we lived together. i would probably not take it so sharply. but it's a blessing that they come to me. uh, you see , my minskers come to me. uh, grandchildren, my great-granddaughter, seven-year-old already. you see, this

happy about my marriage. i'm not putting it on a sign and yelling it. i'm happy with my marriage! suggests i'm not as happy as i claim to be. i'm proud of my abortion. no you're not. you're sad about it. it's sad. we can debate what limits should be put on it but we need to take three steps back and ask what are they really saying? what are they promising to the american population? what they're of course saying and what citi bank and nike, dick's sporting goods and these huge companieses that are promoting abortion by paying employees to have abortions, what are they really saying? they're saying it's more important to serve us than to have a family. you'll be happier as you rise within our company than you would be if you had your own chi chi children. now, i never hear any republican push back. i can't imagine a more grotesque lie. children are the most enduring source of joy -- this is not an idealogical point. it is true. [applause] even when they do wrong, as they do. by the way, it's never the parent's fault. father of four. my kids are great. no, they do go wrong. sometimes tragedies occur with you

happy in the marriage. >> i think he was perfectly happy in the marriage. he had what he wanted.articularly mary to which woman that could keep him up to the style which she had become accustomed, and he wanted the freedom to have all the coffins that she wanted. >> the money largely came from york's mother and helped by the half million dollar home. the kind the policeman and a teacher could hardly afford on their own salaries. hardly affeach and every one ofm talked about how much he was focused on money they all sent, i finally came to the conclusion that he was never going to leave nikki because he was never going to leave that money. >> all of it was old evidence, but it was all new to the public. the daughters article hit new stance it landed like a bomb. letting loose of florida feelings, even for fellow officers now more than ever. because they thought bobby had gotten away with murder. >> so did the new da in town, who had this pocket, a pair of talented prosecutors. carrie and susan p. a married couple who couldn't wait to get bobby lozano in court. >> i like these case

the national marriage product put out a report that showed 67% of married republicans reported being happy where 60% of democrats reported being happy be married and less likely to get divorced so i think maybe democrat should get on the conservative dating app because maybe if they date a republican they will be happy, marriage will stay backs. [laughter] >> horrible advice, a liberal get on and ruin their plans and dreams of being conservative. a small wedding to a liberal giant and everybody in the world world see i will make somebody commit to me everything for the rest of my life. >> come on, we love mary but i don't understand how that works. >> a lot of what have you. >> people meet on these apps, nobody introduces someone to someone anymore. it seems the way to me is on an apples to what's wrong with another app? >> there's nothing wrong with that but because they said the magic words conservative woke jumped in and said no one likes the out. for you. >> conservatives are afraid to say they are conservative and it may mean there moderate republican but you put yourself out there with your political views, you are the target

it is so nice to see the happy faces of the registrars, the happy faces of our newlyweds and it is pleasant to note that finally weddings have again become numerous fun marriageegistrars are responsible it is they who are witnesses to the birth of new families and each registrar seeks to betray the uniqueness of a special moment to know that the spiritual desire for love and success. this is a verified formula of love for the motherland and family. each of us increases spiritual wealth of our people and raises the prestige of the institution of the family and the enemy. among those who were lucky enough to sign in the minsk wedding palace, the yatskovsky family of wedding friday for them is a holiday of double brothers-twins. you belarusians got married, our colleagues solemnly registered the marriage with two sisters from kazakhstan. here they are on your screens of the correspondent of tons, and the tv presenter of the radio company belted out to the mozheika, and maksim uglyanitsa is a journalist, the chief director of the belarusian radio. congratulations to the international theater festival bialowieza raised its curtain for the twenty-sixth time. this y

happy. we'll drive you happy. at carvana. >>> topping our political radar today, word of progress on making same sex marriage federal law.e measure, she says, getting close. >> you have 60 votes yet? >> i think we're darn close. >> so it should happen before the elections in your view? >> oh, absolutely. >>> newly released documents show republican senator reported losing about $87,000 in stock back in 2020. the justice department launched an investigation into bu are, r after he sold his stock weeks after covid-19 hit the states. justice department closed that investigation without charging the senator. the north carolina republican also sold more than 95% of his retirement holdings just six days before the stock market took a down hall. >>> putin to come for the first time since the invasion of ukraine. they will meet on the sidelines of a summit next week. this dwik programming note, cnn celebrates serena williams, sunday night 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. thank you for your time on "inside politics." we'll see you tomorrow. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. a long-

marriage is thrice dad is good. although this is really happy very much, i'm happy i did not deceive as far as possible.ina understand if we can not condemn, but they saw victoria if you have something to say to the father of your children. what is he falcon's father? nothing helps, nothing. you don’t want to strive for this, you yourself strive and people will catch up to you. i judged the children do everything. everything is how you plan eugene to live on to build relationships for two weeks never. i will apply for a residence after the element here, if here is the purpose of life angelica what do you say i am very

so nice to see the happy faces of the registrar, the happy faces of our newlyweds and it is pleasant to note that, finally, weddings have again become numerous fun mission of marriageesponsible it is they who witness the birth of new families and each registrar strives to bring uniqueness to a special moment. every person should know that the spiritual desire for love and success. this is a proven formula love for country and family. each of us increases the spiritual wealth of our people and raises the prestige of the institution of the family and the enemy. among those who were lucky enough to sign in the minsk wedding palace. family, yackowski wedding friday. for them, the holiday is double fraternal twins. you belarusians got married, our colleagues solemnly registered the marriage with two sisters from kazakhstan. here they are on your screens of the correspondent of tons, and the tv presenter of the beltelli radio company is not in the mozheika and maxim grinnitsa journalist and chief director belarusian radio. congratulations to the international theater festival bialowieza for the twenty- sixth time raised its curtain. this year, performances from nine coun

happiness and he's his marriage and in 2005 with camilla parker bowles, a she them was and that is to divorce these. they seem very, very happy is content in himself. and when a man is content himself, he can do good things and he can go on and he can be a great king because there's nothing about rain that doesn't mean it's not going to be successful. a short range can be successful. his great great great grandfather with only from 1001 when he succeeded his mother's reign tour it rained 54 years. it would only rain until $910.00. but it was, it was near and it was a golden age. people loved it, and he won the doggie, he went to france, he kissed the hand of a french actress and said, ma'am, you are as beautiful as french france itself. and that cemented the all talk or the hour after we'd been on bad terms with france. so he has got tremendous capacity in the years that are left to him, as he said, the years that god gives them to do good things. and i think we have to how is that? that is the case. his intentions have always been good. sometimes things that he said hasn't gone wrong down very well, but he knows this different role. the role of the monarch is to rain but not rule. that's the job of the prime minister and the government. and he's well aware of that, and i'm sure that he will with his new wife at his side. they've been together now for 17 years. he will, he will do a good job and you carry an age. and maybe he will even surprise us all in the excellence of his reign. mike, i really appreciate you taking the time to come and talk to us today may. thanks into that. so formal role correspondent, michael coldwell, in suffolk. well, of the cortez now making its way through the aberdeen sher countryside, heading towards the suburbs of aberdeen. it will next pass through bankers in scotland from the city of aberdeen on the coast. it'll travel through port left them in stone haven and that it will move inland again through the angus countryside. and past britain, it reaches the city of dundee. it'll go around that city and from there on to puff across the frightened bridge and then done a motorway, the m 90 over the queen's very crossing which the queen herself opened when it was completed towards the city of edinburgh. we will continue to monitor the process of the court ash here on al jazeera, but for the moment, let's take a look at what else is happening in the world. in ukraine, russia's grip on the northeast and cock, he region, appears to be weakening. ukrainian troops of made significant territorial gains in that counter offensive. taking control of 2 russian, a 2 cities on russian supply routes. moscow's withdrawn its forces saying that it's regrouping at operations at the russian held support a sheer power station have been stopped. the government agency in charge of europe's largest nuclear power facility says that it's disconnected. the 6th unit from the park. right. let's go live, not a ukraine's capital keefe out there, as gabriel. alexander is there. and what's the latest you're hearing about the ukranian advances where the ukrainians continue this ambitious, offensive in the northeast, at his, according to a lot of independent observers, ah retaken up to 300 kilometers of land that was captured by the russians. essentially the big picture is, is what took the russians months to capture the ukrainians are retaking in a matter of days. that gives you an idea of how quickly and how fast the russian lines have completely collapsed. essentially, the poorly equipped and trained russian soldiers that were on the front lines were quickly overrun by ukrainians in the past 48 to 72 hours and a more well equipped and entrenched russian soldiers that were in towns and cities . they seemed to just flee immediately. once the ukrainians started to approach the outer rims or outers outskirts of those towns, this offensive by the ukrainians has been not only as symbolic victory, but it's also been a victory in strategy. and also very much in strategy and also very much as well in terms of how this war is moving forward from here. it's an ambitious ukranian military offensive in the northeast. that is retaking land and towns occupied by russian military that is now in retreat. by saturday night ukrainians had reached zoom about a 120 kilometers southeast of the regional capital had keep city of wood. okay, enough rock bottom of the reconnaissance group and the special forces are already here in a zoom is glory to ukraine. the soldier said, is zoom home to a major rail line is strategically important and was a russian military stronghold for months. no more. russian forces in the city fled as ukrainians closed in video showed ukrainians also recapturing copy, ask another key, supply line city and invalid clear re taken by the ukrainians a day before a top commander raised the flag as a sign of victory to day where completing the liberation of balak leah bestows big city in our offensive annual fund. i'm sure this is not de la city, but the war has taken its toll in the recaptured town of gradually. destruction can be seen everywhere. through soft dylan that there are a lot of damage buildings in this village. it was completely destroyed. the russia service men occupied every 3rd house. there, a huge garbage piles and places they live to leave behind ammunition, bullets and other things, a used toner. the world bank estimates ukraine will need $349000000000.00 in aid, just to rebuild nobody here in ukraine is declaring victory. we need to make that very clear. this still is going to be a long war. and it's important to point out that the russians still control territory in the northeast, still control a lot of territory and don bass. and in the south, the russians still control. ah, not all, but a good portion of the had a saw on region as well, including the regional capital of harrison city, even though in the south the ukrainians have a counter offensive there. it's much different than the one in the northeast that is fast and, and direct in a south. it's slow and more deliberate. while all this is happening, also in the south, the zappa region, nuclear power plant, the largest in europe, the last of the remaining operational nuclear reactors, there has been shut down intentionally by the ukrainian officials. they're in the early hours of sunday morning. they did this as a safety measure because they say constant shelling around the nuclear power plant temporarily, again cut off power, which d stabilizes it and potentially could lead to a nuclear disaster. so they took the initiative on sunday morning to completely shut it down, which has happened now. they are intentionally cooling it. and now what moving forward, they are just using one power source to keep it in their words safe. while this is not the ideal situation, it's being described as the best option of, of a very difficult to ation. but the headline from this operation nuclear power plant on sunday is it is, it is no longer fully operational at all. it is just being completely shut down in a cooling mechanism or to keep it safe. a made it constant shelling the continue that threaten the nuclear safety there. because in this power plant out there is gabriel, amazon alive and ukraine's capital cave gave many thanks. indeed, lou crane's president says that winter could be a turning point for reclaiming ukrainian territory from russian troops. but the laudermill zalinski insists that to achieve those goals, more weapons and financial support are needed. there are 90 days ahead, which will decide more than 30 years of ukraine's independence. 90 days will decide more than all the years of the existence of the european union. winter will determine our future and what the risks are. but we'll falcon her as a defense analyst, he's in moscow with me now live puddled godaddy with us while a russian forces were as the criminal describes at regrouping, president putin was presiding over the grand opening of a ferris wheel. many of the presidents, most fervent supporters, russian hawks are not happy about russia's military performance in ukraine. how dangerous a moment is this for president putin? well, it's not politically dangerous for poaching, but this is, of course, a serious set back because the main thing is not just the last of some territory in ukraine. the main thing is that the ukrainian sum game, the strategic initiative that, that's clear. i mean there dictating where the battles are happening and rushes forces and just reacting, rushing in route and right now, reinforcements to establish a new defense line on the us. busy coal river that of ukraine is at the same time are continuing to put pressure is her song and the freshest. busy for sending a reserves right now to because of region, that means there be new windows of opportunity opening for the ukrainians. new list, a soft spot on the very long russian ukranian boy frontier, front there, which is a frown here song to car did 2500. if you are mentors and you can, there's not enough troops to be strong enough in a

happy abouta si my marriage. i'm not putting on a sig annd and yelling at people i hadhapp with my marriage suggests maybe i'm not quite as happy as iaim . claim to be . i' i'm proud of my abortion. yeahm proud of, you're not. you're sad about it becauseyo it's inherently sad, isn't debat really a debate. bed we can debate what limits should be put on it. but we need to take three steps back and ask ourselves, what ask is this exactly? reall what are they really saying? what are they promising towhat the american population when they promote this and what they're saying and citibank and nike, dick's sporting goods dick's sporting goods and thes and all these huge companies that are affirmatively promoting abortion by paying companieses that artheir female abortions, we're suddenly banning its female employees, which is , you know, takee your victories as you got themwe . what do they really say?aying? they're really saying it is more important to serve us tn us than to have a family. you will be happier as you risei within our company then you would be if you had your ownd yr children. now, i never hear any republican pushback against this, but i can't imagi a more grotesqu, an obviousa moe lie. children are the most enduring s source of joy. this is not an ideological notir point. [a it is truepplause]. even when they go wrong as they do. and by the way, it's, never the parents fault. parent'sfather for a little off. no, my kids are great, but but o they do go wrong, actually . >> and sometimes tragediesmetime occur with your own children.cu there's nothing more heartit doe wrenching, but it doesn'tsn detract from the unchanged frood little fact that children are the main source of joy and meaning in human life.period period. period.. so anyone that tells you no, what you so anyone who tells you know,, y what you really want, what you really want missed. >> twenty eight year old cie is to move up charge otantto vice president in charge of international bonds. really, really is someone from the h.r. department going tond hold my hand in hospiceny 40 years from now? is the company going to love me? uncommanded. we know it's a lie. t it's a lie.liy and in telling that lie,g youngr they areic stripping young onl americans of the promise of the only thing that matters, which is having a family. hate to admit this because it's so shameful, but this countryrao is the highest rate of singlein parenthood in the world. worlthat doesn't bother the peoe who run the country. in fact, some of the biggestorao corporations in americns oakenae just taking a major step ton make that problem even worse.wo we'll tell you what they're doing next. you what they're doing next the military mission in afghanistan will conclude on august 31st. i don't believe among any of our most senior military advisers that any of them thought it was going to go well. these people need help unless what it takes to save. you're working for and for those we're going to kill your whole family is no time. the taliban will kill me. we ended up with about 12 people that we put together of the special operations community. >> we knew the clock was ticking. the taliban knows the streets. they have been positioning for this exact moment. the white house was waving behind our own citizens and our wartime allies. somebody has to step up. are you going to be the person that's going to raise your hand to go and upgrades into the details? i want you to call. don't do this another option. do we? i'm not under that anything no one can ever know the truth. that's bad news. the cleaning lady, all new episodes, monday, september 19th, on fox and watch season one any time at the music, the nfl is back on fox thought we've got devo and the trillanes here kicking off in the midwest against the bears in america's game of the week. we've got a waiting mvp primed for another season for the pack touchdown. get ready to take on kirk and the vikings who are looking to set the tone in the nfl is back. september 11th was the home of the super seven . dr. conrad murray was convicted of killing michael jackson. >> but that's not the real story. who really killed michael jackson's doctors like arnold klein, who regularly plied patients with opioids. >> people died in somewhere was part of it. >> give me a minute. i will always love michael . >> there's a lot of folks to blame that have never had a reckoning. >> tmz investigates who really killed michael jackson this tuesday on fox. what's in a neck and neck is gift filled with compassion ,care and an extra hand when you need it most. because if someone asks if you're okay today, there's a better chance you'll be okay tomorrow when you donate to meals on wheels america, you're supporting local programs that provide more than a meal. you're helping them keep seniors safe , healthy and well. meals on wheels is there when friends and family can't give today to make good go further. sarah , you got this is what they lost. not really. not where it counts. there are places with people in there are places with people in this world that are without anye hope. that is , until mercy ships arrives, mercy ships is a place restoring sight to the blind. to the outcast, and love to the broken hearted. mercy ships brings love to the lost and forgotten. the lost and forgotten. to, go tfor adults with geo mery ships.r s, generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetic holding receptor antibodies. receptor antibodies. it may feel like is moving without you, but the picture is changing with picardded to t. in a clinical trial,helped participants achieve improved participants achieve improved daily abilitie pants with pidcock added to their current treatment, and bigart helped clinical trial participants achieve trial participants achieve >> they've got may increase >> they've got may increase the risk of infection.tions >> in a clinical study, the most common infections a the most common infections a tract and respiratory tract infection. infection. telado vyvgart c you have a history of infections or if you have symptoms of an infectiontract i, bigger can cause allergic bigger can cause allergic reactions. the most common side pi effectm include respiratory tract a ask picture your life in motioyonuru , a treatment designed using a fragment of an antibody. ask your neurologist if the card could be right for you. welcome to fox news live. i'm jack ivana's in new york . several people are injured as a fast moving wildfire rages through northern california. multiple homes are destroyed and seventy five hundred people have been forced to leave three towns fueled by strong winds. that fire has engulfed four square miles. people in jackson, mississippi, rallying together as they continue to struggle with this city's water system. many of the one hundred and fifty thousand residents have had little to no running water for several days. the city has long standing problems with their water quality and nighttime tennis great serena williams eliminated from the u.s. open in what's likely the end of her storied career. williams lost in the third round to isleton. danovitch williams won twenty three grand slam championships since 1999 when she was just 17 years old. i'm jackie is now temperat back to tucker carlson tonight for all of your headlines. you can always log on to foxn news .com. tospeciame back to a special issue of tucker carlson. tonight, some of the biggestton" companies in the united states arepanies a now making io for their employees, foryeesr americans, to ra americans to raise kids.accordio according to data from researchers at the society for human resource management, researcher the percentage of companies offering paid maternity leave beyond the legalntage of minimo requirements dropped to 35%. thisthis year. that's down from 53% just two years ago.ompanies like "wall street journal" reports that big companies like disney are the ones primarily t one ma? the cuts. are you surprised?he s and at the samame tie time, youg should know these companies aret offering to pay their employees thousands of dollars ift th they only get that abortion. okay , so companies are encouraging abortion. why is that?t? >> rebecca hendricks's with the hudson institute and she's alsoi the mother ochs isf five . >> she joins us tonight. rebecca, thanks so much foror cn coming on . sog why would disney or any other big publicly held companyn want its female employees to have abortions? s well, it's better for bus the business. it's better for the business. b. there's a political an and there is a political and cultural demand that they are perceiving. lik not only did companies like disney, amazon, and kroger come out and say that they're going to now offer abortio ofn coverage in the health care that, they offer, they're also going t to pay for travel for employees who want abortions, who are in red states who have more hu restrictive, more humane abortion regimes, abor post roe. they'r they're going to now pay for tre to lr travel to leave that state toeave that stat access ao they can find all of this money in the couch. his monecushions post roe . the but they can't seem to findy to enough money to make sure thatee they have flexible care, careymaternity paid maternit for new mothers who are who are having new babies or think about having babie havg s or more time at home with their new children who that they who >> it's their nee through adoptn tucker. so, again, it's good forgood fo their bottom line. line, for people to have for for people to havek they abortions, but also that they think that there's thisthis demand signal from political leaders and from the culture that they're willing to go to the press and advertise. >> they're now offering this abortion services. it's just so openly evils because what they're saying to. their employees is we don't care aboutat they're you at all you at we don't want you to have a personal life or something e thatif might enrich you, muche less children to take care of you in old age. th aboutat we of your labor. wer and so whatever we can do to keep you atomized and alone, weo will pay for. i mean, does anyone say anything about that? anything a that? >> well, well, i mean, obviously, it's inhumane. >> it's barbaric.s i often think, you know,no i study geopolitics and not just how the united states can continue to compete with authoritarian countries, but alson countrie what makes td states great and worth defending. i mean, what is the americandefd dream? is the american dream m takingt, a woman six to eight weeksr postpartum, putting her in an ugly cubicle so that she cane c more money for the make more money for the ceos while their child, their nursing child,e in ame the care of somebody else? that is not the american dream.t that is a sauvie national aim. t >> it's an american nightmare., tucker, the shift from big companies from being kind of roughly pro-american,neutral is politically neutral to just h openly evil really has changedas everything, i think. and i appreciate your keeping track of ir t fokeepinr rebecca. thanks very much.e good to see you.you. thanks, tucker. >>so it's hard to believe this, but pew actually studied that. they took a look at one in 30 countries around the world p and found the united states now has the world'd s highest rate f children living in single parent households. nearly a quarterf children of ao the united states under 18 live with just one parent worldwide. l withthat number would be seven 7 percent of children livingchildr with just one .'t so it's extremely unnatural, doesn't work.k. so nobody want s it, but it's being pushed by our leaders. so when are we going to acknowledge the link between th what we have now, which is fatherlessness and the total collapse of everything else? f everythiand what are we goingo about it? ned ryan is the ceo of american majority, are happy to abou welcome him tonight. ned, thanks so much for comingi on . this is like one of those few facts in social science. it's beyond dispute. if you don't hav e a father iyondn have the home, everything is much, more likely to go wrong. so why do are the geniuses in charge of our federal agencies pretend that's not true? >> prete well, you could argue,g tucker, there's a systematic approach, as the black lives li matter pointed out, to destroy the nucular western family. and so, in so doing, destroyfamy americans in an intentional way and remove the father as the anfigure to put in the statefige as the authority figure. and , you knowi have, i have to go back in this whole situation, tucker. and one of the basic premises of this country is a t self-governing republican in which individuals were expected to govern themselves, which lea would lead to more freedom in part and parcel of that selfpart governance of the individual ane as a strong father figure,di leading the family unitng t

we wish you happiness, health, and be kind enough to receive a cash payment for a long and happy marriagey at 11:30 and 17:30 on the channel russia already not yet, but everything is according to plan. yes, she is gorgeous, really, beautiful, seriously. on saturday and sunday on the channel russia hello