heidy was in the bathroom.oint, conrad heard a pop, and when he turned, he saw heidy standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway, bleeding. >> and he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> wallace then went back to the truman home, making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion, it did not. >> her body is at the top of the staircase. it doesn't make sense that she is traveling the distance and fallen at that location. >> it was hard for wallace to believe heidy could have traveled from the bathroom to the top of the stairs after sustaining such a severe head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> wallace shared his findings with assistant district attorney, craig johnson. johnson agreed everything pointed to conrad. >> why would conrad want to kill his wife is this >> under the circumstances, the motive was based on this heat of passion argument that they were having. alc

>> heidi: it is. >> sofia: is that me. >> heidi: it's you.s very exciting when you see yourself on a billboard, but this is next level. i love seeing my face in the sky. >> sofia: simon loved it. >> simon: incredible. i'm in awe. >> thank you, simon. >> can we bring the lights down, please? >> simon: i'm just about to get myself fired. >> howie: no! >> simon: it's mine. >> howie: my golden buzzer. it was mine. >> terry: we're going to check the replay and find out who pressed the golden buzzer first. howie got there first. >> howie: i did it. >> this moment is maybe the happiest moment of my life. >> simon: i love this act. i love them as people. there's something authentic about what you do. you make everyone feel amazing when you perform. ♪ gonna be a bright ♪ >> simon: love that song choice. ♪ sunshiny day ♪ >> simon: this is your golden buzzer. >> sofia: i don't care what simon says. i stand by you. i would give you another golden buzzer if i could. this is what "agt" is all about. >> simon: it was funny the first time. i thought it would

heidi, it has been really aood to access. heidi, it has been really good to get _ access.idi, it has been really good to get your thoughts on i access. heidi, it has been really i good to get your thoughts on this. that is the co—founder against hate and free speech and —— hate anti—extremism. washington has reiterated that america's commitment to israel's defence remains "iron—clad", as it steps up its military presence in the middle east. the pentagon is sending additional warships and fighterjets as regional tension grows following the assassination of the hamas leader ismail haniyeh in tehran, and a hezbollah commander in beirut. iran's revolutionary guards have said mr haniyeh was killed by a short—range missile, launched from outside his room in a tehran guesthouse. it promised severe retalliation �*at an appropriate time and place.�* let's speak to richard weitz in washington dc. he is the director at the center for political—military analysis at the hudson institute, a dc—based think tank. thank you so much forjoining us. what do you fear this retaliation may take

you know her as a contributor and from dakota -- heidi. also a contributor and founder of the one country project. finally, the garden state, my home state of new jersey, -- joins us. correspondent. all of you were lucky enough to be in chicago. you must be exhausted. you heard the speeches. you spoke to the delegates. what is everybody's take on the convention? senator, i turn to you first. >> it was bittersweet. we thought we were going to elect a woman in 2016. that didn't happen. that woman stepped up to the plate and hit it out of the park. everybody talks about biden passing the torch, guess what? hillary passed the torch to a new generation of women leaders. she was eloquent. i thought she gave an incredible speech. it was a moment that i think will go down in history as we look at women politicians and leaders. >> what do you think? >> speaking of women leaders, i was fascinated by the warm reception to nancy pelosi. she passed the torch to hakeem jeffries now that the minority leader -- there was some question after she basically

host: heidi heitkamp of the one calling -- one country project. she served in congress for notes to cota. if you want to help -- if you want to ask questions, 202-748-8000 for republican -- for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. independents, 202-748-8001 -- 202-748-8002. and you can text us at 202-748-8003. what is the specific message that should be delivered. she talked about an economic plan but where should she go from there? guest: i think that the vice president needs to send tim walz in a bus going to every county fair and the state fair in the battleground state of michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. he talks like he is from wisconsin and they know him well because he has come from a border state. and so i think that we will not see those two together as much after this convention is over. that makes great sense. you can also be very persuaded or very persuasive in states like rural arizona and rural georgia and north carolina. some states that she has opened up. tim walz is a unique talent. and he has a unique politician because

i agree with heidi.'m so sorry -- one of those people that was mentioned when they talked about -- [inaudible] but i don't think the country would vote for two ladies and women are the smartest of the two species, of the two -- [inaudible] men and women. i do think though that talking about the vice president, mr. walz, i think he is terrific. i can relate to him because i grew up in rural indiana -- [laughter] and that's the kind of coach we had at our school too. and i really appreciated it. i hope they do well because the trump and j.d. vance, waiting for him to die so he can be president, man, it's going to really bera crazy, i tell you. it will bee crazy. thank you. >> guest: yeah. well,i could just mention that i think it's interesting because now that walz is the candidate, once again you have to file a financial disclosure, and these are available to anyone. and so people have been putting his financial december closure which is -- disclosure, which if people i grew upop with, right? they maybe h

so, too bad. >> heidi, what is your take on the vp candidate, tim walz? freedom, family, and football. those were certainly his themes wednesday night. >> well, i suppose they are going to accuse us of taking football. let me tell you. i have been a very strong advocate for tim waltz, because i believe that one of the reasons why we haven't been successful in the democratic party, becoming a majority party, is because we have ignored rural america. and i know they think they've raised this issue with jd vance. he has not lived in rural america since he was 18. this is a guy who taught in a high school, small high school. this is a guy who coached football. when he is presented to the american public, he is the most popular in terms of favorability for people on the presidential ticket. i think he was an excellent choice. >> john, how much is tim waltz and his whole persona making republicans unravel? because the most damning thing they could say about him this week is that he lied. he was not a football coach, he was an assistant football coach. maybe the

yeah, and heidi extruder that you might use to prep pulled really in a just to just see what stepping away for reading, thinking about you've been incarcerated for 5 years, 7 months and 5 days. but that happened some concerns that the slip could cause it more americans to be taken hostage abroad heidi to be use of leverage a yeah, certainly that was a critique that was filled in by the white house and their breeding with reporters earlier in the day concern that using us as president and citizens as leverage at the foreign adversaries could see them as more even more valuable given how this exchange occurred. but jake sullivan, representing the white house, said that it was clear that they weighed the risk of either leading these us prisoners in crushing prisons, which they said it was not tenable. versus taking that risk of perhaps even incentivizing americans being taken hostage abroad. and they said that this was worth at this moment, that conversation with paul whelan was worth it for them. and also they said that no matter what they do, that us citizens are targets when they trav

estos fueron los cuartos juegos de heidy y la primera medalla paralímpica para ella. marcador y con esto quedaron entonces en el segundo lugar. sin embargo, sigue siendo todo un logro porque las mexicanas demostraron de nuevo que son potencia en esta modalidad de futbol americano. diana flores otra vez tuvo una excelente actuación y bueno, lamentablemente se quedan a la orilla. los hombres se quedaron en semifinales, se quedaron con el cuarto lugar del torneo. que bien por ellas. felicidades y recordando que este modalidad de futbol americano va a ser deporte olímpico en los juegos olímpicos de los Ángeles 2028. regresa el béisbol, regresa el softbol y vamos a tener flagfootball a partir de mañana. muy bien, pues ojalá que también sirva de inspiración para muchas jovencitas en méxico, como diana flores, que ha sido bueno, ha roto barreras y ojalá que pueda inspirar y mantener a méxico como pionero en este deporte. diana que bueno, ha sido embajadora de la nfl, no solamente en méxico, pero en toda latinoamérica. la conocimos, incluso en el super bowl. también estuvo en

and. >> heidi. >> that's right.o, latest emerging of the battle between 7-eleven and bloomberg is attempting to get jap necessary -- [indiscernible] china asia has more on this and this idea of a designation. what doll nuclear energy, rare earth have in common here? >> it's the next question who wants to be a billionaire. they want to be designated as a core company in a core sector that is supplying food and necessities during natural. 7-eleven of them across japan and they are part of daily life. and where you can get the egg sandwiches and the like. and get municipal services like documents and all kinds of services. to designate 7 and i as a core business. in line with other companies and sectors that are considered to be security national security issues. and that is aerospace, rare earth, nuclear energy and the like and whether the government backs this and add the vens store. if they do, the ministry of finance can and would vet any kind of take over bid that includes more than 10%. that could thwart this big

en el video podemos escuchar la voz de heidy poma pérez, de 24 años de edad, originaria de guatemala, que estuvo colgada durante casi media hora hasta que ya no pudo más y cayó al vacío más de 30 pies. escúchame bien, no te bajes, no te bajes, quédate ahí. es un video bastante fuerte, un video que muestra lo peligroso cuando una persona intenta ingresar a los estados unidos a través de escalar el muro y de que aquí no se le dio la atención necesaria por parte del gobierno federal, había mucha confusión entre los bomberos y patrulla fronteriza y creo que eso fue realmente la razón por la cual no pudieron llegar a tiempo para rescatar a la mujer migrante. en la escalera, heidy murió al instante luego de que su cabeza golpeara el concreto que se encuentra justo debajo del muro. el departamento de bomberos da a conocer que no recibieron la ubicación exacta de donde se encontraba heidy. sin embargo, el video también muestra el momento en el que un hombre desconocido ofreció una escalera para ayudar a la mujer, pero el apoyo no es aceptado para mí. me confirmó lo que desde mucho antes había

new york state, you know her of course as an msnbc contributor, from north dakota, former senator heidicamp and founder of the one country project and finally, from the best state of the union, the garden state, my home state of new jersey, emmy winning msnbc correspondent and host of the america podcast. all right, gang. all of you were lucky enough to be in chicago. you must be exhausted. you heard the speeches, you witnessed them firsthand, you spoke to the delegates. i want to get everybody's take on the convention. senator, i turn to you first. >> you know, i think it was, for me, bittersweet because we thought we were going to elect a woman in '16, that did not happen. that woman stepped up and hit it out of the park and passed that torch. everybody talks biden passing a torch. guess what, hillary passed the torch to a new generation of women leaders. it was exciting to see it, she was eloquent, i thought she gave an incredible speech. it was a moment, i think, that will go down in history as we look at women politicians and women leaders. >> john, what do you think? >> yes. speak

is heidi jo castro in washington dc as well? the announcement from the pentagon comes always off to dignitaries from across them, release bay, the final farewell to one of the regions, most of significant political figures. how most of the, the small, any has been very didn't that does capital de la following a place of us. he was assassinated in iran on wednesday. russell said to attend to the service and sent us this report. on the hundreds came from across, got that and i was waiting division to pay their respects to smite honey. the political leader of thomas funeral prayers were housed at the main mosque in the capital. 110, no one. uh guys, uh the security was tight. the image as well as for them dignitaries and a high level delegation for them for the within that time this is by the arrive on tuesdays of the funeral service, inter wrong. the is with the m f. c. it her own good bye. well, if in the hospital pretty from besides, he's coughing the you are my support in this life and the next you are my love, my love. say hel

heidi: absolutely.ussia's war economy, where you have much more cooperation across for those four key countries who are geopolitical rivals right now, so you need to have friends, allies, you need to have doubling down on the existing many laterals, the new many lateral between the u.s., japan, korea, building on the quad relationship with australia, japan, india, and the united states, and also building out the critical minerals partnerships with what we are going to need from energy transition and defense. also, the traditional forms, like the g7, they take a lot of work and nurturing, and we did not see that during the trump administration. lisa: we talked about how unusual it is that sullivan went to china got a high audience at a time when joe biden is a lame-duck president and there are questions on who is going to be the head of the country, early next year? why do you think he went out and got such an audience? heidi: i think it is important to make sure that there is a channel of communication

look at emerging technologies with vice chair admiral christopher grady and defense undersecretary heidi shyu hosted by the national defense industrial association. do you know live tonight we will take you to glendale, arizona for a rally with vice president kamala harris at 8:00 p.m. eastern and then at 10:00 p.m., former president and republican presidential nominee donald trump will speak to voters at a rally in montana. ♪ >> thank you for coming back for this last session here at the conference. i want to clean up a few things before we get in to our final session. first thing is to tell you miss shyu during her session cap referring to matt. that email address should be right behind me there. take that down, he is the industry liaison point of contact she wanted us to harass with our questions and ideas. that's one thing. i want to thank all of you for supporting the emerging technologies institute and the work we are trying to do in emerging technologies, one of our big focus things we try to do to bridge that gap between science and technology production in operational you spraye

but biden's heidi atter get out of here after he speaks tonight, the obama's hate by then, biden case nancy, nancy is not talking to joe, the clintons are here. is a disaster. do you think that democrats are as unified as they say they are? we just heard don lemon in cincinnati talked to a slew of african-american voters, half of them in cincinnati say they're going trump. >> i don't think that their united at all, jesse. again is all a phantom, it's all a mirage. remember a month ago these are the guys who were telling us backed up by the media that joe biden who can complete a sentence was albert einstein, right, he's was brilliant president w. a -- ever had in the minute became obvious that he was critical that when he -- and they're not to pick up the pieces, jesse, i think that we've just witnessed in this country a year long or story a month-long campaign to completely separate kamala harris from the administration where she is the vice president. it takes a lot of aggressive lying and a lot of shamelessness to put it -- pulling off but you don't feel good when you look at yours

and go faster is bringing together those portfolio approach with what build a plant does and what heidi shu, also does in arnie. so the not sequential but in parallel building a portfolio what we establish the requirement of what we need to get done bill looks at what he's building to meet dollars, heidi looks at the gaps that might remain and go, we have some stuff here you might want to take. bringing all that together is really important. we just did our first briefing. the last thing is to put some teeth into the j-rod. the way our system is designed you can say a lot of things and write a lot of product i'm very proud of each and every one of these as we define the big requirement but i don't have a hammer. my oucounterparts in the uk do and australia and new zealand and canada, they all have the joint hammer they can drop i don't have that. until other things change his china spotlight on the decisions we make make the report the scorecard and provide to the secretary and he makes the big decisions on priorities stop and think across those four things we might be able to make the

heidi voight from nbc connecticut has this story. >> reporter: in a flash, randi's world turned on itsmonth. two people lost their lives, so randi, a single mother of 3-year-old riley, counts herself lucky, but precious mementos including those of her late mom were swept away in the floods. >> you know, a single mom who doesn't have a mom, because moms need moms too. >> reporter: and who could have known that 35 miles away another mother was about to enter her life. >> i'm walking by the water's edge with my friend, and i see what looks like a photograph. >> reporter: along the long island sound nancy lewis picked up not just any photo, but the kind every mom knows. >> i had to track her down. >> reporter: so, that's exactly what she did. >> i just wanted to see if there was anything that i could do for you, i mean apart from this little sonogram that i found. >> reporter: randi's sonogram. the first time she saw her son riley's button nose. >> that's him. thank you. >> reporter: the irreplaceable family memento now helping randi look to the future. >> you know, this is the start. this

and heidi, thank you. the to 11 on now with the head of his beloved house on us that i love her, said the group would respond with anger and retribution of to and his ready strike one of his senior commanders. he made the comments at a funeral of flagship code and by route is right like you should put a refining an attack in the occupied golan heights, which killed 12 people on saturday, saying a hold of reports from bayard. as the full ad soccer was hospitalized. most senior military official as well killed him in a rear strike and buried southern suburbs in what was seen as a serious security breach. hezbollah called tuesday nights, assassination. an aggressive, that's part of the sacrifices the group has been paying for its support of garza. but the leader has on us from the 2nd. the conflict has moved beyond that. hello, hello. hello, kelly nealon that happened last year looked at because you wouldn't cry a lot to me. i was to do. you don't know what the red lines you have crossed, you don't know what'

it and go faster is to bring it together this portfolio approach with what they do in anas and what heidioes. so this not sequential but in parallel building portfolios we establish the requirement of what we need to get done, bill looks at what he's doing, heidi looks at the gaps that may remain you might want to take it. bring all of that together is really important. i think the jroc is out front in this approach. but they are coming along fast. we just did our first briefing and it was very successful. but it did show the complexity of the systems. the last thing is to put -- the way the system is designed, the jroc can say a lot of things and write a lot of products. as we define this big requirement. i don't have a hammer. my counterparts in the u.k. do and australia do and new zealand and canada. the devices have this joint hammer that they can drop and i don't have that. until some other things change what i'm trying to do is shine a spotlight on the decisions we make. make that report, that scorecard, provide it to the secretary and he makes priorities on where he wants to go. i

well, let's go live straight to the heidi drug castros in washington highs. it, can you tell us more about the changes, the vin announced by the pens again concerning the us, some of that tree in the middle east to absolutely this announcement by the pentagon is not only moving assets on air, on sea, but also on land. and it was ordered as a quote necessary measure by secretary of state, lloyd austin. today. it includes sending the u. s. s abraham lincoln battleship to replace the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt. of course that is the aircraft carrier with its sum 40 fighter jets, which has been moving from the persian gulf now to the gulf of amman, which is toward israel's. the us will also be sending more ballistic missile defense, capable cruisers and destroyers to the region. and an additional fighter jet squadron to the middle east. all of this, but the concept is to increase readiness to in case there is an iranian, or iranian proxy retaliatory attack on israel. in addition, they're considering a just more land based ballistic missile defense systems and se

[habla en inglÉs] heidi, tv la primera palabra. como demÓcrata, quÉ opinas? heidi: es la realidad.taba saber. siento que hacerlo al lado de su compaÑero de tim walz tampoco les convino. Él no tuvo oportunidad de brillar en ningÚn sentido. ademÁs, sÉ que me pueden decir que otros candidatos habÍan hecho esto en pareja, pero no la habÍamos visto a ella sola y debÍa haberlo hecho sola primero. siento que despuÉs de este boom que venÍa de la convenciÓn y con los ojos que todos tomo mirÁndola, siento que ahora ahÍ como... como un signo de interrogaciÓn porque el resultado final es como una candidata que sigue lo mismo de joe biden. no hay nada nuevo que me pueda dar. no siento que joe biden tenÍa 100% apoyo. satcha: muchos se sienten asÍ. tambiÉn en tÉrminos econÓmicos. alan: se puede notar. tengo cinco hijos. se nota. en los Últimos aÑos ha estado complicado. tengo casas que tengo que refinanciar. esto es personal y lo digo abiertamente. ahora me da terror al refinanciamiento. hablando de economÍa. tambiÉn un poco concuerdo con francisca. sentÍ un poco a kamala harris incÓmoda. el leng

that's why i reached out to you, heidi.r instagram post. >> reporter: which brings us now to this. >> i saw the devastation, read your story, a single mom, emergency room nurse. i figured you were somebody always caring for other people. i just wanted to see if there was anything i could do for you. apart from this sonogram i found. >> reporter: randy's sonogram, the first time she saw her son riley's face. >> it floated all the way from oxford to a beach in west port. >> that's him. >> i had to track you down. >> thank you. that's incredible. what are the chances? >> for her to be out on that beach at that time, to see something like that and not think it was a piece of garbage, to follow through, it's a story in itself. it allows me to think there is something greater than us. >> reporter: for randy, it's another reminder of the irreplaceable. >> throughout this whole tragedy, riley and i are alive. several people are not. so, you know, maybe to honor those people who can't move forward, riley and i can just work on thriv

make sure our defense in history counterparts in government plays a role in this next question from heidi hurt. >> i hope you can hear me okay. thank you for your comments. i'm wondering if you could talk about the force model great mike, lead up to the summit? >> this is an evolution structures adapted to this playing out need to continue to adopt because every and we need to continue and we need to structure in place to do what's necessary. i'm not sure how much you i'm allowed to going to race allies are performing of this summit. a few issues in terms of themes between different comes where working through it through force model. >> georgetown university. what is the strategy in ukraine? and military support for ukraine. the ability ahead. we have a 300 billing dollars i sent that could be used for this purpose. >> a question on the second piece. this is ultimately a political question and i don't have a crystal ball. i can't tell you what the funding picture will look like 25. as you all know, there is a broad bipartisan support. in certain european it's there but not uniform so that

on monday, heidi what's happened? the yeah, in here in the us, it was the worst day for the largest in nearly 2 years with the s and p 500 closing down 3 percent. why did this all happen now? we'll just on friday there was a series of concern of economic indicators that the us economy maybe slowly, there was not as much jobs added to the economy as expected. more unemployment claims were being filed and manufacturing appear to be sluggish. all of that leading to investors worries that there may be a recession on the horizon. and in fact, goldman sachs, economists forecast now that now there is a 25 percent chance of a u. s. recession within the next 12 months. and so how is this being viewed in the us, heidi the federal reserve is set to meet again and september. that's right. in the federal reserve meeting will be critical. they decided not to lower interest rates in their meeting last week. many are saying that may have been a mistake given what's happened now, but they'll have a chance to lower those interest rates

dw news live from building these rail, freeze a hostage and from concept kind of need for hon. oak, heidi is the 1st hostage to be found to live underground since the october statements terror attacks on these route by i'm us. if it's to free to more than $100.00 captives still being held by him, us continue also coming up authorities in the you with file, a new indictment against former president donald trump, for his alleged attempt to over to the 2020 presidential election and another wave of drawings in me styles hits you cried. the president says he's country used if 165 digits to account to be attacked. the welcome to the program i am jared read is rouse, military has free to hostage who had been held in the gaza strip by him. uh since last october, but kinda need for han, kaji was found a line in a tunnel in southern gaza. a mazda is supposed to be still holding around $110.00 hostages. about a 3rd of them, i believe, to be dead. arcada is the 1st hostage to be rescued alive on the ground. free after $326.00 days in captivity. these riley military released this footage of soldiers

in the october 7 tara attacks led by him. us is riley officials and said that kind of made fun of heidi was found in a tunnel in southern gaza. he is the 1st hostage to be rescued. a live underground academy is now recovering in a hospital way. his medical condition is described as normal. moss is thought to be still holding around $110.00 hostages. about a 3rd of them, i believe, to be dead. this is rouse prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke with al kaji solely after he arrived in the hospital. nathan, yahoo found to bring the remaining hostages. 100 bolts of the front, cutting welcome home for her localities. i congratulate these really army engine, but under another successful rescue operation, we're working tirelessly to bring all our hostages back. we're doing this in 2 main ways we can negotiations and the rest of the operations. both approaches require our military presence on the ground and continue with military pressure and a most. we will continue to operate in this manner until we bring home everyone. i'd like to welcome laura bloomfield now she's the middle east analyst

heidi is phoning a friend. >> my team knows the dates better than i do.e are inviting press so they can see for themselves. >> that is awesome. so if somebody from the press is listening to this and they would like to be part of that, do they call matt? >> they can call matt. matt can certainly get them connected. >> and jared and so forth. i want to put you on the spot. >> we can help you get connected. if you're interested, just let us know. at the end of this experimentation, once you demonstrate technical maturity as well as military utility, we take all the products and go to a four star board which you are very familiar with. defense management action group. what this support is is literally every single -- chaired by vice chairman. every undersecretary, every service undersecretary, every single combatant commander is part of this group. >> it is huge because they are the ones that decide what is going on in the budget for omb and congressional approval but this is the first step. >> the visibility is incredibly important. we work ahead with all th

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heidi heitkamp serves as the director, former member of congress. thanks for your time. >> guest: thanks so much for having me. good luck to all of you. >> host: we're live in chicago from the sitet of our studio during the coverage of the democratic national convention, and we thank them greatly for the ability to have access to the building and to allow you to the talk to guests are from the democratic national convention. joining us right now of the aapi victory fund, the chair and founder. good morning to you,r stir -- sir, thanks for joining us. >> guest: thank you, pedro. glad to be here. enter for those who would not be aware ofou your work, what is te fund and what do you do? >> guest: great question. [laughter] well, very simply, many in 2015 -- in 2015 we went into the general election with hillary clinton knowing that the asian-american, native hawaiian and pacific islander vote was the fastest growing vote in america. we are the largest nick group if growth, and it has been the case for ten years. however, when we looked at data if you l

we're joined now byjustice minister, heidi alexander. heidi alexander, good morning to you.ly appalling. the government is gripping this crisis and has done since the word go, we saw last night in plymouth a robust police response. i would like to thank the police officers who are on the front line, really, in all of this, many of them have been injured. 0bviously what the government is doing is making sure that all elements of the criminal justice system, whether that is the crown prosecution service, the courts, the prison service, stand ready to ensure that swift justice can be delivered and that the people that are causing this mayhem on our streets face the full force of the law, and that there will be consequences for their actions. because let's be honest, when somebody picks up a brick and decides to throw it at a police officer, or if they decide to set a building on fire, they are choosing to commit a criminal offence. and so we will make sure that the full force of the law is visited upon them. ., ., , , . them. there are two very distinct elements to _ them. ther

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the osce special representative, swiss diplomat heidi tellevini, confirmed that the blame for starting lies with saakashvili. this was also established by the international commission. on peacekeepers, the order was given by mikheil saakashvili, who would then be so afraid of the consequences that he would even hide from a passing plane. of course, the president of georgia was sure that nato would will come to the rescue, but after russia took countermeasures to georgian aggression, the alliance was afraid to interfere, but by august 10, armed... georgian forces were driven out of almost all areas of tskhenvali. then dbilisa transmitted a note about the cessation of hostilities. the peace enforcement operation was completed in just 5 days. the symbol of saakashvili's failure then became the tie, which he hysterically lived on during a live broadcast. the fact that it was the west that raised and made saakashvili a politician is also shown by his biography. after he was kicked out of kiev. institute of international relations for pornography, the future georgian president was sent to st

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from florida and the surrounding states as debbie barrows its way towards them all hands on deck. heidi are jo castro reporting. thank you. i want to turn our focus now to nigeria, where protesters have rejected calls from the presidents for an end to nationwide demonstrations. thousands of people were again on the streets on sunday, demanding fuels subsidies and reforms to tackle the soaring cost of living. amnesty international says at least 13 protesters have been killed and a police greg down after 4 days of protests. i'm a degrees, has more from lagos. that was how much it's practitioners president, i'm it should've when he addressed the nation even before the address on the people . one looking at hoping for a quick resolution of the crisis and to the project. so the businesses and all other activities can resume. however, many of them felt disappointed, but the pressure said his government was open to the stand, the pain and the pro solutions that drive this projects. and i want to assure you that our golf rate is coming to, to listening and address on the going sides of us citiz

a heidi of florida, a bracing itself for this storm. debbie, absolutely and that states governor rhonda sanchez has been telling residence to be prepared for potentially life threatening situation. he said he does expect the forecasters. you expect this tropical storm debbie to become a hurricane by the end of today in the united states and that it will make landfall by monday morning. likely. near the city of tallahassee, which is right by the panhandle and the gulf and the gulf coast of florida, there could be a category one hurricane, which is defined as under a that was a 140 kilometers an hour winds, which is what the storm is. predicted to have but there will also be predicted to be a storm surge and is not just the wind that emergency responders are, are concerned about. they say it's more likely the flooding because the storm is predicted to be very big and very slow, which means long, sustained rain. we've already seen some flooding in puerto rico where debbie passed through earlier on. it's track. and again, once it hits flori

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even guess could which and form of us, nor in pool of wayland who were released from russian giles, heidi to castro reports from washington dc homes. at last 3 americans released from russian prisons as part of the largest multi country prisoner swap of its kind. finally set foot on us soil late thursday evening. us president joe biden and vice president carmella harris were the 1st to greet them. my job is to make sure we get a good day. you fall. wayland is a former marine reed after 6 years in russian prison. how did you get through it? i'm resilience. it's my irish background. so you have to be a little tenacious with these people, but it's uh, you know, you do it day by day. are you um, every day i sun, the national anthem is my 4 countries. and i just, i did it one step at a time. and what, what is your words to the negotiators, the americans and all the other allies work for months for years, for this moment, for you to be home. thank you very much. thank you. oh su, commercial is an editor with radio free europe. and evan goose cool. rich, a reporter for the wall street journal. t

notice the 80's inland, not them heidy's at 60's on the bay and 70's along the bay and 60's by the coast as well. back to you. thank you, gayle. rescue crews in unincorporated santa clara county had to rescue a 75 year-old hiker. >> who fell roughly 100 feet off a cliff. he was stuck at the bottom of that cliff for hours before helicopter managed to reach him. they took him to a hospital. he was seriously injured. but we have no word on his current condition. the rocky cliff for this happened is off san antonio valley road. a person who fell into the water at the san francisco ferry docks early this morning was rescued by the fire department the department released this video of the saint. it happened at about 7.30, at one him barca darrow. the person was in the water. about 10 minutes was checked out by paramedics. that person is expected to be okayt people living in rv's in san francisco are bracing for being forced out by the city again this week. this is after dozens of rv's were moved from a road near san francisco state. the city moved the rv's at the beginning of august. they're c

way i know you said to me, i noticed the, the fox had come, listen, heidi, listen, had been hired which has come, this is the the drone. can you hear that goes a $24.00 on 7 buzzing in our ears as if it's like the national anthem or something. you sleep on a drone, you wake up on a drone, you live your life on a drone. can you imagine living 6 months with this bus? it's insane. for 151 days i have been daily reported. if i wasn't like producing packages or doing live reports, i have been treating and posting on my instagram. we were driving in the car, finishing up the rec for today. and suddenly a huge explosion happens. if target this house a lot. i saw her brain. maybe she's a 5 year old. the we're not used to it. there's lots of stories. people who are still trapped under the rubble, people who till now don't have their bodies found people who can't feed their families, people who are arrested on their way from evacuating from the north to the south. every time i see a mother calling, i remember my aunt to me and every time i see a wife cry, i remember my friends who lost her husban

president here with me now are a great group of reporters, our very own phil mattingly politico's heidi przybyla, and the washington post tolu olorunnipa. >> thank you so much for all of you being here. phil mattingly, i'll start with you. your takeaway. i mean, i know that you listened to all two hours. i have to admit that. i'm probably have like 25 minutes left. >> yeah. and i was enjoying before the show watching you listen to it in real time and react to look there it was doing some play-by-play. trump's allies making clear this is unscripted, this is unvarnished. this is on edited. he can do this. they say that's a good contrast too. his current opponent who has not been doing things of this nature they also talk about to kristen's point, the reach of this 24.1 million people tuned into it. i think more than 180 million views of this, whether or not they were viewing it during the technical difficulty part or the actual conversation part is an open question. i think right now, the big question is, is this a long game strategy in the sense of this is hitting there targeted voters t

view with some clouds rolling in lawrence as rolling in as well, heidi. yeah, hey, guys, you a little hazy out around the bay to as high pressure builds overhead and yeah, their quality suffering a little bit around the bay area today. a little grey in spots. in fact, a little brown up there as looking out over the bay right now. you can see it kind of hovering just up above. and you can see right here, this looking down from mount tam cam and you see that line, you see that haze out. there is really probably the inversion sitting right here down below. you've got all the plumes trapped down below that as well. so see that haze around the bay area. you get that big dome of high pressure likely to strengthen for at least another day. and then it's going to start switch gears and break down a little bit and that allow things to start to clear out. but i think tomorrow again, probably pretty hazy conditions around the bay area, maybe a little more than today. in fact, you start to see a lot of yellow on the center showing them are in into santa clara valley,

and that uses the invoking of the animal dog, the doctor, and actually ended up killing to heidi of soldiers who are being carried back to gaza or carrying away from their units and into captivity. the idea is not only killed or 2 soldiers, but it destroyed the neighbor. and if she die, which is where the hostages were about, as the captives were about to be taking literally mass destruction and the entire neighborhood was destroyed. and this is similar to what happened in new serrato about 2 weeks ago when the israel, when the idea of mounted a rescue operation there and since 4 of the hostages in order to do that, and to prevent from us from initiating a counter attack, which they were doing to stop the rescue. they basically went in and carpet from the neighborhood, and they killed nearly 300 pallet, a pallet, city and civilians in the process and succeeded in releasing are free for those hostages. hannibal is heinous and it fits because it's the a one of the 1st episode is one of the 1st pieces of evidence i've seen of as the military of the country willingly, unintentionally murdering i

watching dw news live from building these rail, freeze a hostage from gauze of chi heat for hahn. oak. heidi is the 1st hostage to be found to live on the ground since the october statements terror attacks on these route by. i'm us. if it's to free, the more than $100.00 captives still being held by him. us continue. also coming up authorities in the you with file, a new indictment against former president donald trump, for his alleged attempt to over to the 2020 presidential election. and another wave of drawings in me stylesheets ukraine. the president says he's country used if 16.

well, for more on the storm, let's speak to heidi to a castro in washington heights. you've been following this while we expect things from storm debbie. yeah, the storm is slowly making its way toward what appears to be tallahassee is. it is expected landing point on monday morning and now the state of florida has been declared a federal disaster zone. this is preemptive, but the, the damage here is expected to be extensive, not only from the wins, which may be up to a 140 kilometers an hour, but mostly from the storm surge and the flooding. because this is such a slow moving storm forecasters are predicting that it may be dumping days worth of rain in just a few hours time in this region. and then slowly making its way further up north to georgia and south carolina and causing further inundation as a venture is north. and what are we looking at in terms of preparation, whether it's by the states itself, or even people, you know, in the homes that for the storm. yeah, we've been seeing images of people in those states repair in sandbags all through the day. we know t

well, for more on that storm that speak to heidi joy custer in washington, his life the for us, what's expected from the stone. and we know that it specs us to be a big one and a slow one. and that's double we problematic for this region. not only are they expecting those high winds of up to a 140 kilometers an hour at lance, vault tomorrow and are in the tallahassee area. but because of its slow moving nature, they're also expecting a delusion that could last for days. and that of course means the potential for catastrophic flooding. that is the main danger that the governor does. and as a florida has been looking out for president biden has already issued a disaster declaration for the state in anticipation of what damage may come. and what sorts of preparations are we seeing if, if any, at the moment right there is plenty of people have been spending the day filling sandbags. there are some 3000 florida national guardsmen on stand by for potential search and rescue missions. of course of their helicopters and their boats and other vehicles at the ready also they're expecting widespr

we have heard from thejustice minister heidi alexander rejecting claims from some writers about to tearly that the police manage protests in different ways, depending on which community is protesting. she rejected those allegations when she spoke to us this morning. fundamentally, the police will take operational decisions about how to police protests effectively. what i do take issue with, though, is the idea that what we are seeing on our streets at the moment is a protest. it is not. it is outright, sheer criminality and violence, and that is why the individuals who are responsible for it need to face the full force of the law and face consequences for the actions that they are choosing to take. met with representatives from x but also tiktok, meta and google and following that meeting he said that he expects platforms to ensure that those seeking to spread hate online are not being facilitated and have no place to hide, and the government, i suppose, no place to hide, and the government, isuppose, looking, as you say to arrest and sentence those participating in violence on the stre