por parte de henry.nal es una jugada de 9. >> hay que olerla. >> si. >> bÁrcenas defendiendo, falta de jorge sÁnchez, le va meter el cuerpo, la espalda, bÁrcenas, se lleva la infracciÓn, y esperar la pelota para la selecciÓn de panamÁ. le dio con todo, jorge sÁnchez.veamos el momento de oro. se trata de la siguiente jugada de la selecciÓn mÉxico. >> si, este es el remate de orbelÍn. y despuÉs, escobar milagroso. decÍan penal, pero me parece que los dos, es un choque, porque escobar toca la pelota, y con el vuelo, toca henry. >> quiÉn dijo de ustedes que henry la habÍa cruzado y gracias a lo de escobar...? >> yo. >> muy bien, ojo, la robÓ bÁrcenas. quÉ cerca paso, el balance fue desviado. >> el secreto es recuperar la pelota en campo propio, barcena de un poco despacio, y un tiro que poco a poco pasa cerca. >> bÁrcenas que tenido una gran copa oro, trata de colocarla al alcance de memo ochoa, se la tira al segundo palo, y casi marca el gol. >> santi jimÉnez, la controla bien y se apoyÓ en gallardo, gallar

henry speech. now mr. henry used his his superior argument skills and his oratory skills to convince his fellow virgin fans to support the cause of the colonies in the north. but the vote day was very, very close, much closer than today's. well, we have the benefit of hindsight. we know how it turned out. now, but back then it was a very difficult decision. but the wisdom of mr. henry and this convention was proved not three weeks later, when the first shots were fired at lincoln outside lexington and concord. the war for our liberty had, in fact begun. and yes, the liberty or death speech went on to great acclaim and became a rallying for the revolution. but maybe more importantly, by gaining the support of his fellow delegates from virginia in supporting the colonies up north. mr. henry prevented the american revolution just being a regional skirmish in new england. now colonel washington went on to lead our troops to victory in the revolution. mr. thomas jefferson went on to write the declaration of ind

not for henry kissinger. is that riuht? . �* , not for henry kissinger. is that riht?singer. is that riuht? . �*, .,, h, not for henry kissinger. is that riuht? , �*, not for henry kissinger. is that riuht? , right? that's a big claim. it's a bi right? that's a big claim. it's a his claim but _ right? that's a big claim. it's a big claim but i _ right? that's a big claim. it's a big claim but i don't _ right? that's a big claim. it's a big claim but i don't think- right? that's a big claim. it's a big claim but i don't think it's. big claim but i don't think it's that far off, henry kissinger was pivotal, in so many ways, how can we lead the way, instead of doing that you know his visit is quite bizarre to me. in a time where there's a lot of chatter in the united states about what china is to us any more and china is not a friend. but is it and china is not a friend. but is it a realflow? but also and china is not a friend. but is it a real flow? but also let's not make any mistakes here, let's not be naive about the fact that russia and china are getting much cosier.

you have to make it happen. >> reporter: henry had to.s diagnosed with a rare neurological condition that attacked his spinal cord. at 31 years old, he only has control of his head. >> here i am. i'm an artist. i guess you could say a successful one. >> reporter: you can judge that by his more than 250,000 followers on instagram where he's known as the mouth a. >> mouth artists and foot artists, there's some pretty good oneut there. and t following just overnight,omet. >> it's amazing. i never thought he was going to be in this position. repor of henry' fans,re's no supporteite li his mother. >> as a mother, i feel so proud. thene inspiring not only me, but so many people around him, around me. it's amazing. >> reporter: what's amazing is henry began with digital art. >> that's what made me fall back in love with art. >> reporter: even mastering wasn't enough. >> ialled the nurse and told her, can you just give me a stack of paper and a pen? >> reporter: henry says he wouldn't consider himself a true artist until he could draw on paper. >

but last winter, henry took his own life. he was 24. what killed henry? >> he gave up on the world.gave up on finding his place in it. >> reporter: do you think that the legislation across this country that is anti-trans contributes or has an impact in any way on the trans people? >> there's no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: soon after his passing, the kentucky legislature went back into session, with lawmakers filing 11 bills surrounding the lgbtq plus community. >> to say this is a bill protecting children is completely disingenuous. and to call this a parent's rights bill is an absolute despicable affront. to me personally. >> reporter: in march, kentucky state bill 150 was signed into law. the bill mandates that students can only use restrooms designated for their sex assigned at birth and prohibits jep der-affirming care for minors and forbids teaching gender identity or expression to students. >> one supportive adult can make all the difference. one might hope that be a parent or relative. sometimes it's a teacher or coach or a religious advisor or someone else in their life.

i got to go a story about henry grady. so there's henry woodfin grady who everyone has about, you know, the editor of the atlanta constitution. but luckily, me as a scholar, there was another henry henry grady, who a railway carpenter and the southern historical collection usc bought a sight unseen. this massive collection of white railroad workers letters to his sister because they thought he was that henry grady and so that was fantastic for me. the bound side of this is that he wrote on brown paper with a purple crayon because that's what he used for measuring wood with. and so and his spelling was atrocious. it was really awful. but henry a grady, is horrified by the south. he moves through the south, he builds the south, he builds these railroad bridges with. others, he's a railway carpenter and eventually becomes a construction foreman. and and and when he goes to louisiana, he says, it's so strange, it's so picayune here. it's so swampy and so ugly i can't you know, this i don't want to be in the south. and meanwhil

it was his old chum henry stimson. and so you've got this is what i love about the ever canny politician. so he has a need. he sees a tremendous need that the states must engage on some level he knows he can't do it with just members of his own party. he knows it's bigger than it's bigger than just a democrat or republican issue. exactly right. but he needs a republican. that's right. i mean, that's going to help. help across the board, is it? that's right. and because he's he's open to communicate, sitting with people from the other. and he has a republic partner at the ready. in fact, it's he trusts and with whom he's built a relationship for years. so that's what's interesting about today's and today's hyper partizanship does joe biden have someone across the aisle who he can trust like fdr could trust henry stimson i don't know. we'd have to have biden tell us that, but you know, or who has or has today's hyper partizan ship gotten so out of hand that those kind of relationships are no longer possible, that when th

into parts and those who, maybe would like to, but they are afraid, i had a long conversation with henryr a month back, so on occasion, and he said that he was very worried about such a plan, because he said that if russia was divided into three parts, then there would be western russia, which would be part of europe, there would be eastern russia , which would be swallowed up by china, and in the middle there would be another iraq or afghanistan where islamism will dominate, and it will be a nightmare for all of us to talk to supposedly. poroshenko , frank nato, you don’t get a weak point in ukraine, according to the waist, the reputation of support may weaken, suppose that such a problem arises in ukraine, but such a problem, like a war crime ukrainian war crimes or a big ukrainian corruption scandal before. however, this somehow did not interfere. yes, the former macron mentor offers zelensky to lie even more. i don't hear enough about it to say that you might run out of supplies and weapons and so on. let this not be true. unlike religion. in the frame from ali, they appear in three

well let's go on england henry vii henry d-8 g8. more proof is needed. i ask where are you?e understood too little time, we can not have time. so look, i got on the internet, i read or my brother. group of courtiers of the maid of honor behold the king convinces her that anna is not worthy of pity, as she has stained herself with betrayal, olya where such a look, and then he examines her the medallion that she wears on her chest keeps a tender feeling. fall what more proof do you need on your chest? medallion on the chest and beyond. read, understand. bogdanov's medallion it is as if he is hiding some secret. and i fucking need this medallion, let's say. so no one will give it to you. we are all in business. keep kuzma your share for a day, we remove this one. wow. do you know who this is? all for me equals any whim for your money. will come connect while start without it. a little needed. bogdanov's belongings have a medallion somehow left. i need to get it. i need your help. that is, why do you need you please then, maybe i'll tell you. i think this should be after everyth

on july 30, 1863, henry ford , the famous american industrialist, was born; his portrait took pride of place in the office of adolf hitler, who even called ford his inspiration. it is known that the fuhrer wrote with admiration in ford in her book. my struggle, and ford congratulated his german friend on his birthday every day. foehr and fort maintained not only friendly, but also close economic relations, and henry ford's company, as well as many other american corporations, played a significant role in the development of the military-industrial potential of fascist germany. at the heart of the german military machine, and to a large extent, lay the capabilities of american auto concerns and those subsidiaries that they created in germany transferred technology investments amounted to billions of dollars, and therefore american business. e, of course, provided serious technological support, and the regime of nazi germany a and. a. naturally, e a consequence of such interest, and became a kind of personal sympathy consisted of friendly relations with alpha hitler and when hmm was. actu

henri of france was established in the 16th century by king henry madriftor at the paris parliament.ed fire chamber for 3 years. she condemned about 600 protesters calvinists and huguenots, many of whom were burned by catherine de' medici on the conscience of catherine de' medici and her son charles ix of the night's events. on st. bartholomew on august 24, 1572 , more than 30,000 people were killed sadly, the famous bartholomew night during it and the many-day slaughter of the huguenots that followed it. true, no one is interested all the time duplicity exists in all manifestations in relation to us. well, for example, what he says. secretary of defense in the united states lloyd austin putin's war is not the result nato expansion and the reason for nato expansion is a pancake, but only you excuse me dear, my friend nato expansion began in 1990. and when putin's war began as you say, and so all the time. here is an amazing example. here is such a rating, what is better than cities in 2023, it was prepared by an agency called resonance consulting, this is an authoritative organizatio

michael jacobs son, henry eisner jacobs would convey to folks. we'll discuss this a little more we go along. now there's the real mccoy there and we don't expect to read. trust me, we'll get a little more up for you as we go along. we wanted you to feel the totality of, what jacobs was recording because the article by the son gives highlights. but there's much more to it. much more to it. so you can see this is a huge form that jacobs is recording the weather observations on wind cloud barometer, etc. the direction of the wind, wind speed. these are all things we use to further analyze what. was taking place here at gettysburg. certainly the temperatures. and that's the thing spoken about the most up until this point and i'll say it now, you'll hear it again. these are shade temperatures. temperatures, if you don't already know, are measured in the shade. and there's good old professor sir michael jacobs himself. thank michael for what you did. all right. now, who over the years has used thee and i'll say thee, because the sun's article was based

henri of france in the 16th century by king henry madriftor at the paris parliament was established.lled fire chamber for 3 years. she condemned about 600 protestant calvinists and huguenots, many of whom were burned by catherine de medici on the conscience of catherine de medici and her son charles iv . human. true, no one is interested all the time duplicity exists in all manifestations in relation to us. well, for example, what the secretary of defense in the united states lloyd austin says putin's war is not the result of nato expansion and the reason for the expansion of nato is a pancake, but just excuse me, dear, my friend, the expansion should have begun in 1990. and when putin's war began as you say, and so all the time there is an amazing example. here is such a rating, what is better than cities in 2023, it was prepared by an agency called resonance consulting. this is an authoritative organization, canadian, it publishes the rating. this year, a rating of the 100 best cities has been published. where it is better to live where it is cleaner to live, where it is safer. whe

henry moran there. championships in paris — highjumperjonathan broome edwards won gb�*s second gold, the new zealand shot putter lisa adams , and the silver bullet marcel hug were some of the international stars celebrating as wellas rachael latham reports celebrating as well as rachael latham reports it's the end of day three here at the world championships, and some of the best para—athletes from around the world have been showcasing their talents, including new zealand's lisa adams. she's a reigning world champion in the shot put. she comes from a very sporty family. her sister is a coach and olympic champion. valerie. and her brother, who plays in the nba, was here cheering her on from the stands. and will be watching her pick up that gold medal. i caught up with her after her throw and i'm i'm pretty stoked with today. happy that i was able to build her out my series. i always feel like it's athletes. we can be happy, but we're never satisfied with what we do at. yeah, but. no, that's cool. yeah, i

henri of france in the 16th century by king henry madrhym, which was established at the paris parliamentled fire chamber for 3 years. she condemned about 600 calvinist and huguenot protestants, many of whom were burned by catherine de' medici on the conscience of catherine de' medici and her son charles the ninth event of the night of saint bartholomew on august 24 , 1572, later the infamous bartholomew's night in her time and the multi-day massacre that followed huguenots killed more than 30,000 people. true, no one is interested all the time duplicity exists in all manifestations in relation to us. well, for example, what he says. united states secretary of defense lloyd austin putin's war is not the result of nato expansion, but the reason for the expansion of nato damn it, but only you, i'm sorry dear, my friend, the expansion should have begun in 1990. and when putin's war began as you say, and so all the time there is an amazing example. here is such a rating, what is better than cities in 2023, it was prepared by an agency that called resonance consulting, this is a reputable orga

it could be, in a way, a primary source, because henry was involved in. but this is the real deal right here, folks. and david ludlam is one of my heroes. and ludlam is hero. and we're going to bring john in, talk about ludlum because he's one of the first first us along with to use the original observation. well he was probably the that i'm aware of that he was aware of observations he used them in a paper he published in weather wise magazine in 1960. i have a bunch of ludlum's books on mylf. a picture of the piece of my bookshelf. he's written about early american winte amecan tornadoes. he's the go to from the meteor meogic side. when one wants to know hial wther events. and so it's no surprise that he had wr this article in 1960. he makes two specific references in, the article to the part of, the story that we think we can a little bit to, and that is the humidity during the battle, which has been written about by many authors. ludlum wrote about the day in general. this july 3rd, 1863. the air became increasingly d, b not excessively so. and then a

this is a very small town of about 8000 residents it is located in henry county about 3. shooting began around 10:45 a.m. this morning and dog dogwood lakes ia residential community in the town of hampton. local tv station wsb is reporting at least four people are dead we have not independently confirm that with authorities who described the investigation as active and ongoing. police say the suspect is still at large. and until they catch this person they are urging the public to avoid the area. again dogwood lake subdivision of hampton, georgia in henry county just about 30 miles south of atlanta. we'll keep you posted as we learned more detail about this very active investigation, arthel. >> absolute jonathan thank you very much for staying on top of that. meanwhile israeli prime minister rushed to the hospital today. the latest of middle eastern ally, more on that coming up next. when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be... a lot. ♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can take o

very quickly to both of you, starting with henri i both of you, starting with henri murison, you heardnagement? i think the new chief executive of h52 _ management? i think the new chief executive of h52 needs _ management? i think the new chief executive of h52 needs to - management? i think the new chief executive of h52 needs to be i management? i think the new chief executive of h52 needs to be given | management? i think the new chief. executive of h52 needs to be given a defined _ executive of h52 needs to be given a defined scope and be left to get on with it _ defined scope and be left to get on with it and — defined scope and be left to get on with it and those many hundreds of civil servant — with it and those many hundreds of civil servant to interfere in the project — civil servant to interfere in the project every day need to be dispensed with and we need to take the politics and politicians out of the politics and politicians out of the day—to—day management of the project _ the day—to—day management of the project do— the day-to-day management of the ro'ect. ,, ., the da

henry kesanger that if we make russia lose now, it will be divided into three parts. and we are such problems, in fact, are not needed, because problems. of course, he understands that the whole united europe will have globalism. here is the character. it is very different from american globalism, because americans, in principle, just want to keep everything under their control. well, it will not be interesting at all to have some unified states here, or they will disintegrate. these are , by and large, technical questions, or else they completely take away the idea that the world, in general, should be without borders at all. that is, everything is such a common democracy, but at the same time, money, that is, the market, should rule the world. that is, in general, he is such a he, er, a terrible admirer of this world market and the power of money. and what? the world elite are such hypermamads, that is, these are people who do not have a ru-e motherland, these are people who freely move around the world such a world government, but as a matter of fact, such a world

henry searle, bringing that title home.es it's like pollen or something. amazing feeling to go out and see a crowd _ amazing feeling to go out and see a crowd of— amazing feeling to go out and see a crowd of that size. i think we have 'ust crowd of that size. i think we have just been— crowd of that size. i think we have just been so— crowd of that size. i think we have just been so touched by the amount of support— just been so touched by the amount of support that we have had from our local tennis _ of support that we have had from our local tennis clubs, family, friends, this motley— local tennis clubs, family, friends, this motley crew that also turned up. this motley crew that also turned uo and — this motley crew that also turned up. and we enjoyed a bit of noise and energx — up. and we enjoyed a bit of noise and energy. he takes a bit of boost up and energy. he takes a bit of boost up from _ and energy. he takes a bit of boost up from it— and energy. he takes a bit of boost up from it so we wanted to give him any boo

also refused us overtures for a meeting in singapore, they hit a brick wall there and henry kissingerquite useful for the us, too. meetings, so it was quite useful for the us, too-— meetings, so it was quite useful for the us, too. how would you describe ou as the us, too. how would you describe you as china — the us, too. how would you describe you as china relationships _ the us, too. how would you describe you as china relationships at - the us, too. how would you describe you as china relationships at the - you as china relationships at the moment, and potentially how could a visit from somebody like henry kissinger help its relations? about as cold as l — kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see _ kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see as _ kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see as they _ kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see as they have - kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see as they have everl as cold as i see as they have ever been, right now china is having, looking at some disappointing economic news, the

this killed a fifth and or a quarter of the innocent irish king henry henri of france in the 16th centurynry madri ii at the paris parliament was established. the so-called fire chamber for 3 years. she condemned about 600 calvinist and huguenot protestants, many of whom were burned by catherine de medici on the conscience of catherine de medici and her son charles iv. on august 24, 1572, after the infamous bartholomew's night , more than 30,000 people were killed in its time and the multi-day massacre of the huguenots that followed it. true, no one is interested all the time duplicity exists in all manifestations in relation to us. well, for example, what he says. secretary of defense in the united states lloyd austin putin's war is not the result of nato expansion but the reason for the expansion of nato damn it, but only you forgive me dear, my friend, the expansion should have begun in 1990. and when putin's war began how do you say and so all the time there is an amazing example. here is such a rating, what is better than cities in 2023, it was prepared by an agency called resonance

the current prime minister, ariel henry, has repeatedly postponed elections.s not a single elected official in the government. in port-au-prince, protests often turn violent. the international community is scrambling for a solution. earlier this month, u.n. secretary general antonio guterres renewed a call for a multinational force to curb gang violence -- something haitian prime minister henri has been asking for since october. sec. gen. guterres: we cannot forget the haitian people. the world must step up. john: the u.n. security council has given guterres until mid-august to come up with options for combating haiti's gangs. gary pierre pierre is the founder and publisher of the haitian times, an english language weekly newspaper. gary, we've gone from crisis to crisis, cascading crises in haiti for a while. does this time feel different? have we entered into a new phase, do you think? gary: well, absolutely, john, and thanks for having me. i mean, the situation has gone from bad to worse. now, the clip that you played, people are desperate. they're going to

russian lexus pranksters called henry kissingers discussed the conflict in ukraine by diplomacy without cuts lines. this is how the work goes. in krasnodar, the police are looking for a killer for the head of the city department for mobilization work, stanislav rzhitsky, at the disposal of the researchers, there is an image of a likely criminal from the streets of kamershitsky . the peacekeeper brought it into his base. and now added the status is liquidated. my colleague alexandra rudenko will tell you the details the path of health in the depths of one of the most popular krasnodar parks the scene of the incident, only this red-and-white cordon tape remained right here , investigators and forensic experts. we have been working for the last 24 hours, figuring out all the details of what happened until the information and cctv cameras, which are few in the near view, can help a little. no, they are not on lampposts, nor on trees, it is only known for certain that stanislav rzhitsky jogged along this path. health, every morning. perhaps the killers also knew about this, tracking down the

henry lee live here in the studio tonight. henry, thank you. health care workers at kaiser hospitals are walking the picket lines outside of bay area hospitals. are getting a negative. employees are protesting what they call unsafe staffing and a crisis in patient care. they have a labor contract that is set to expire at the end of september. the unions representing the workers say they want kaiser to hire 10,000 new workers by the end of this year, despite today's labor actions, hospitals do remain open and anyone who's procedure is going to be canceled or moved has already been contacted. kaiser did release a statement that reads in part, given where we are in the bargaining process , it is clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues , but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. the picketing is expected to continue through friday. ups reached a deal with its unions, worker union workers avoiding a strike that would have disrupted mailing services nationwide. the ups union is 340,000 workers stron

live in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. all right, henry, thank you. president biden's son, hunter biden in delaware appearing in federal court over two misdemeanor tax charges. the details on the plea deal hitting a roadblock and a massive crane collapses in midtown manhattan. the new information on the extent of the damage and the investigation into what prompted the fire that brought down part of that crane (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's jenkins, hoping to reassure the public after the latest two assaults. christian captain has the story. asian americans in san francisco say they are constantly on guard, worried about being attacked for who they are. two recent attacks, one last friday, then again on monday, are just two of the high profile incidents where older asian americans were targeted. every time we hear

henry: i'm henry evans ... norman lear: her husband made an appearance.n't want you to be a maid no more. florida: your mother was a maid. that's how your brothers got through school and you got to be a fireman. norman lear: when john amos and esther rolle finished their scene, we thought, let's fill out that family. ♪ good times! ♪ ♪ good times! jay moriarty: that's the first time you ever saw a black family on television. jj: look who finally got back from her honeymoon in the bathroom mirror. thelma: knock it off jj. your mouth is always ahead of your think piece. lorida: let's face it james, this family ain't ozzie and harriet. jimmie walker: we were very different than other sitcom families from the point that we were urban. trying to survive on the south side of chicago with a dad that has spotty job situations. james: it's a cold world out there, and we can't change it. florida: well maybe we can't change it, james... but we sure can't let it change us. jimmie walker: good times was not only to show the problems, it was to show the love of a minori

henry: i'm henry evans ... norman lear: her husband made an appearance.n't want you to be a maid no more. florida: your mother was a maid. that's how your brothers got through school and you got to be a fireman. norman lear: when john amos and esther rolle finished their scene, we thought, let's fill out that family. ♪ good times! ♪ ♪ good times! jay moriarty: that's the first time you ever saw a black family on television. jj: look who finally got back from her honeymoon in the bathroom mirror. thelma: knock it off jj. your mouth is always ahead of your think piece. lorida: let's face it james, this family ain't ozzie and harriet. jimmie walker: we were very different than other sitcom families from the point that we were urban. trying to survive on the south side of chicago with a dad that has spotty job situations. james: it's a cold world out there, and we can't change it. florida: well maybe we can't change it, james... but we sure can't let it change us. jimmie walker: good times was not only to show the problems, it was to show the love of a minori

our best and that ’s all for now on the air of antifree and the second portion of the revelations of henryingler, who received a call from the pranksters. exclusive from vovan and lexus, the patriarch of world politics , henry kissinger, the former us secretary of state and the man who determined the course of the white house for decades, the continuation of the conversation and the new revelation of the diplomat. who will be the new us president what biden really thinks about russia who wants a global nuclear conflict and whether the states will continue to support ukraine about this and much more today in the program. this is an anti-fake program here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation, vladimir vovan and lexus today we are discussing a conversation with henry kisinger, a very prominent, very active, very long-term american politician. e, on the last program, the guys asked him some questions, we discussed them here. now the continuation of this conversation, and i propose to start with the question of who will be the next president of the united states. i understan

henry lee ktvu fox two news. and now we go to san jose where police there have arrested a man in the deadly stabbing case of his mother. 42 year old emmanuel, germany was taken into custody after police contacted him at the home where his mother was stabbed. it happened friday morning at the home on south 14th street. now, a motive is still under investigation. police there in san jose also investigating another homicide, this one from over the weekend. it happened around four yesterday morning near old bayshore highway on queens lane. when police arrived, they say they found a man who had been shot and died at the scene. if you have any information, you're asked to call san jose police. well, one of the names playing a key role in the supreme court ruling for a colorado web designer now in question as the man who lived in the bay area at the time says he didn't actually request services and that he's not part of the lgbtq plus community and questions and confusion about those new rules on twitter. we talk live w

live in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox two news. henry thank you. now to some breaking news. new charges have been filed against former president trump in an updated grand jury indictment released today. mr. trump is accused of asking a staffer to delete camera footage at his florida estate. this was allegedly in an effort to obstruct the classified documents investigation. the indictment includes new charges of obstruction and willful retention of national defense information. according to prosecutors, the video shows a staffer moving boxes of documents in and out of a storage room. a trump spokesperson has dismissed the charges, accusing the justice department of harassment. a third defendant has also been charged alongside the former president. both have pleaded not guilty. new at five in hayward, a man caught on camera attacking a senior citizen has been arrested. and we want to warn you here, the video you're about to see may be difficult to watch. the suspect has been identified as 25 year old steve karanja. police say he walked right up to a 72 year old woman and slapp

henry lee live tonight in alameda county. henry, appreciate that. san jose police right now investigating to unrelated homicides that happened over the past few days. police say they arrested 42 year old emmanuel jermaine in relation to the first homicide. he's suspected of stabbing and killing his mother on friday morning at a home on south 14th street. the motive in that case remains under investigation. jermaine is being held without bail. police say the number of killings so far this year in the city similar to last year, they're basically on par. we're at number 19 right now. at this time last year, we had 18 to about the same number as have been made in connection to the second case where a man was found shot on queens lane near old bayshore highway. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim's name has not been released. investigators still trying to determine what led to that shooting. the run up to independence day, presenting a challenge for first responders. warm temperatures and quickly drying vegetation, creating just the right fue

and then you have them with, you already know it's henry, before repeating and moving on. so it's a much slow uh, more deliberate strategy. and it appears that wearing the enemy down. we should also mention that, but the ukraine, so far as taking only a kilometers of the 96 kilometers, they set out to retake. do they have the hardware to reach their goal? it's well, i think the nature of war or fat is psychological. and the reason that's important is because you have periods like what's happening now, which are quite slower and it seems that nothing is happening. but all of a sudden the gradings may breach a defensive line cold get behind the russian lines. and then the whole thing in the whole, russian force isn't that set, that could collapse and we saw that in khaki in september in the north, once you're through the housing collapses. and then you might choose games before entering another period. very slow moving. so i don't think we should take what's been happening over the last few months to be indicative of the months going forward. got it. that is a mike barton, s

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henry. well, alex and heather, he was charged and convicted of attacking carl chan, a familiar face in oakland, chinatown. now the same man is under arrest in san francisco, accused of a second unprovoked attack. now, mentally ill parolee with a troubling history charged with the unprovoked attack of an 88 year old woman of asian descent in san francisco. 27 year old james lee ramsey accused of kicking the woman to the ground near ellison market streets at about 1115 friday morning. a witness saw the attack and held him until police arrived, but not before ramsey allegedly hit the witness as well. ramsey has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, according to his attorneys. now ramsey is the same man convicted of attacking oakland. chinatown leader carl chan back in 2021. chan was knocked to the ground at eighth and broadway. now, although bloodied and dazed, chan took these photos of ramsey and which helped lead to his arrest. now, since ramsey is mentally ill, the judge opted not to send him

and then you hit them with your own knots, henry, before repeating and moving on. so it's a much slower, more deliberate strategy. meanwhile, president vladimir putin says that russia reserves the right to use cluster bombs, if they're controversial weapons, are used by ukraine speaking to state television, put and said moscow has a significant stock pile of the deadly munitions. ukraine has begun receiving shipments of cluster bombs from the united states. the weapons are banned by over a 100 countries because of their widespread damage, and the many unexploded bombs left behind human rights watch claims. both russia and ukraine have already used cluster bombs in the 17 month war. in recent developments from ukraine, russia's defense ministry says it has shot down several drones attempting to attack the porters, the best people on the occupied claim in peninsula. the claims could not be verified. drones have become one of the main weapons of this war. dw correspondent nick connelly visited a ukrainian control station to see how drilling warfare is carried out. a o

henry kissinger, uh, this is a figure that has already entered the history of the 20th century , theher. it is still ongoing, while he is still alive, god bless him, but as far as relations with china are concerned, dr. kistinger, by the way, is one of the very few secretaries of state, and national security advisers, who came into practical politics from academia, probably the next one was marlene albride, and more, well, i'm at a loss, maybe you can name someone else, she came from academia. let me give her a bad word, as her former mentor used to say, and he spoke slowly with bigney in georgian, she is a beautiful woman, but, of course, she is a batter. well, i mentioned it for statistics, but , by the way, with bigney in life, but still, uh, such a vivid example of an expert who came, uh, into practical politics and managed to convince the top leadership of the country in their e, approaches. this is still a doctor, intestines , after all, he convinced nixon that it is necessary to build completely different relations between the chinese people's republic and the soviet union, an

our cricket reporter henry moeran was at lord's our cricket reporter henry moeran was at lords and told given the significance of the moment and given the fact that england are hanging on to this ashes series by a thread. it really felt as though something was brewing in that day and that england perhaps could find the momentum to get back into the match. and that momentjust brought about silence — silence originally, and then gasps, and then suddenly an incredible reaction around loads of fury, real anger at what australia had done. and let's make it very clear — what happened was not against the laws of the game. absolutely, jonny bairstow was out. the question is whether the australia captain pat cummins acted in the spirit of the game, because he could have withdrawn the appeal. he could have said, "do you know what? "actually that's not how we want to see a dismissal. "clearly, bairstow is confused. "he thought the over had come to an end and we don't want to take "a crucial wicket in this way." he said, "no, do you know what? "you step out of your ground, you weren't paying attent