both dhs but also ina.he more people we have down there interviewing folks along the border, the more likely we are going to find out about that actors coming across. >> you say that because you know your leadership will not actually change any policies, right? >> i say that because that's a truism, that right now we are operating with relatively scant resources. >> let me ask you this then. would we need to surge more people to the border, the same exact southern border that we've had now, if your administration was actually doing its job in protecting the american people? >> i am not going to get into sort of one or the other, other than to say we are going to go where we see the intelligence to be. your colleagues from texas asked me about the border and i said based on what i know, as a private citizen outside, that's an area where we need to focus our intelligence efforts. that has not changed since i got in so we are going to continue to focus their. >> let me shift real quick. to the advisory board.

dhs but also ina. the more people we have down there interviewing folks along the border, the more likely we're going to find out about bad actors coming across -- >> and you say that because you know your head shed, your leadership, won't actually change any of the policies, right? >> i say that because that's a truism. right now we are operating with relatively scant resources -- >> let me ask you then this when we -- this then, would we need to surge more people to the same exact southern border that we've had now if your administration was actually doing its job in protecting the american people? >> well, look, i'm not going to get into sort of -- [inaudible] one way or the other other than to say we're going to go where with we see the intel need to be. and when i went through my confirmation hearing and your colleague from texas asked me about the border and i said based on what i mow as a private citizen -- i know as a private citizen outside the government still, that's an area where we need to

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ina in a speech after exit polls are released, he said he could not ignore the results and the dissolvingse - of nationalists and demagogues is a danger for our nation but also for europe, for france's position in europe and in the world. and i say this even though we have just celebrated with the whole world the normandy landing, and as in a few weeks we will welcome the world for the olympic and paralympic games. yes, the far—right is both the result of the impoverishment of the french and the downgrading of our country, so at the end of this day, i cannot act as if nothing had happened.

to engage ina continued bipartisan exploratiof us believe is a run away icc. consistent wh views of the biden administration that protect our efforts at dlomacy throughout the world particularly with our western allies in europe. >> would that include sanctions bill that would include sanctions? >> the version before the floor of the house of representatives is not a version i can support. >> johnson laid out his plan to go after the doj what he calls weaponizat doj against president trump. and he wants to use everything from oversight to appropriations even legislative bills to go after the doj. your thoughts on that? should congress, shoul the speaker be playing that role for congress as well?■? >> well, the speaker has a role to play with respect to his■í extreme maga republican conference, let me speak to the as it relates to theffort■ to create in a political advantage for the extreme maga republicans by trying to raise this issue of so-called weaponization. they have a select committee on weaponization. it has been a complete and spectacular failure and

so, all right, i'm going to crossover now is our chief, political correspondent, ina hogs issue, joins is from the green party headquarters here in berlin. so the, let's, let's talk about the results that we have so far the greens and sufferings significant losses in their selection. that's right, brands. and there was silence here in the, in the hole where i am in berlin, where the 1st stick as a page on the screen. the greens had expected losses compared to 2019. when they took away some 20 percent of votes. this time around, they were expecting some 14 percent and they said some of them even said that it would was still possible to become number 2 in these elections. however, the voters apparently didn't give them the support and actually the numbers was devastating. it was the big below. so some 12.5 percent will have the exact result later. of course. but um, so far it will be roughly 12 percent. so that's almost half of what they got 5 years ago. and then the potty chap people took to the sage and said that of course they're not happy with the result that they will have to discus

yes, the credibility right interest ina keeping limits on the strategic forces. we'll see where that goes but russia or china having anyterest in this rate weresh reasons. >> regarding the commission report as of the consider boat what do you think the cost now is they are all of the a few. ... what i would characterize more or less to tus in future administrative this is a very forward-looking reports. our type out this, plan for this, exercises. start to think about deterrence really, really look like? what are these things that y on?b trajectories. it's much more of a homework is and do this, do that. we very specifically decided not to pick winners and. did not get into the whole debate about eight nuclear variant of and instead bed here are capabilities you should think about. you develop assistance in the future. we try hard not to make those recommendations. we support the program of record is really designed apply with we need to do this we use the not sufficient. advocate increases in the stockpile numbers you think about think of ways if you need to de

this is yes let me tell you that electricity was cut in 50 villages, 50 village areas in the city of inae been connected so far . it is expected that electricity will be connected to all villages and all areas of this area by this afternoon. the district ordered the traffic police to participate in the voting easily. this is not for travelers from outside the province . by the end of friday night, the passage through this area, that is, from this axis, will be closed and will prevent the entry of cars , trucks, buses and other vehicles. thank you, dear viewers of the khabar network, until the next communication, god bless you. o homeland, o history-making mother, o my need on your soil, o desert in the paradise of my soul, my eternal love, my elders. my love, o motherland of life, took root in the middle of your soil, this secret, in the middle of my cries, my love is fiery, my precious blood. iran, i made a pact with you, beautiful. your love is in the chest of power, with you tomorrow , the shape of an iranian raiyat, the red voice of the freedom of love, you taught us, i am with you i

closing the entire street of bang and ina to raibar. hypocrites and anti-revolutionary groups continue their crimes against the nation. the people are also with the officials to confront the hypocrisy. report and soon our society will be cleared , usually the neighbors. if you know them, you know their family . you know their work. you know their family . well, don't hesitate. if you have any doubts, they just came here. it is not clear, their jobs are not clear, their entry and exit are unclear, people in that street, who are mostly with the revolution, should do this task within a month, everything in this tehran, cities , or wherever there are suspicious spots will be clarified on july 22 the ministry of the country announces the names of the candidates for the presidential elections whose qualifications have been approved by the guardian council of the constitution. seyyed ali akbar parvash, mohammad ali rajaei, abbas shibani, habibullah ask oladi. the events of recent months have drawn people to the line of influence of america and

to close the entire street of bang and ina to raibar. hypocrites and anti-revolutionary groups continue their crimes against the nation. the people, along with the authorities, have risen to confront the hypocrites. do you think about these issues? assassination of people, what is the duty of the people to find the perpetrators? i think people should expose the perpetrators as far as possible and help the government and the government itself. arif is decisive. stop this. when we want a society to be healthy, the people themselves must be on the scene and report this as soon as possible, and soon our society will be clean . you usually know your neighbors, if you know them, your family. they are a house, they are a family , they come and go, it is suspicious, their work is not clear, their job is not clear, their entry and exit are unclear, a person can monitor them and find out what their neighbors are doing in two or three days. there should be three houses and the people of that street, who are mostly with the revolution , should do th

this footage is from today, and you can see smoke rising from theills inae and the golan heights aftere fired from southern lebanon. physio says it is fighting -- is iran's mission said that any prudent decision to save itself could plunge the region into a new war. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. rajini: bbc investigation shows north korea's building sections of what appeared to a wall in several places near its border with soko the team at the bbc verify hub have been analyzing satellite images which show unusual recent activity. the images show land inde the demilitarized zone, dmz, between north and south, and they say it has been cleared, that land. experts say that could be a violation of the long-standing truce between the nations. all of this as tensions are rising on the peninsula. >> reunification between north and south koreamed unlikely for years, but it had been the stated goal for both countries. that changed at the start of the year when the north korean leader kim jong-un announced his country would no longer pursue that ambition. c verify has ob

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ina sense, in a sense, did he give the clearest answer?he clearest answer?— clearest answer? i will say this. . . i don't think americans got clarity on where trump will go on these things. because he tried to have it both ways, including on abortion. he kept falling back to the point that he wanted to be deferential to the states. but if you read between the lines of a comment like that, that means for a lot of americans come in a lot of states around the country, it will mean severe restrictions on reproductive rights and there was a tacit, if not explicit admission from donald trump, that that reality would continue. we are joined by sarah. you have just come out from the spin room. what was the mood like down there? that was one of the more bizarre experiences i've had from thisjob. the party send out their most famous faces to talk to the press. to pump out the lines about how their candidate did. the democrats were literally running away from us. there were no democrats on the floor at all. all sorts of people from the trump campaign

>>to ship a somewhat ina is promising to work with the u.s. attack in china. that's it for u.s.. college instructors to the hospital. certainly there's shock. iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks represents at least one of the victims all are in stable condition. they got appropriate emergency care right away. the instructors from iowa's cornell college were stabbed with a knife at a public park early monday morning. so far the chinese foreign minister reports no motive for the attack in covid isolated despite fractured u.s. china relations miller-meeks as beijing has been very co-operative. what i don't want people to do is to jump to a conclusion that there was something more than a random unprovoked attack on 2, we have that information. >>this is what we have. the congresswoman tells me at least one of the 3 americans dad will likely be heading back to the u.s. within the next 24 hours. >>the other 2 are recovering in the hospital on twitter. the u.s. ambassador to china who says he is, quote, angered and deeply troubled b

ina in a speech after exit polls are released, he said he could not ignore the results and the dissolvingarliament is an act of trust in the french people. translation: the rise - of nationalists and demagogues is a danger for our nation but also for europe, for france's position in europe and in the world. and i say this even though we have just celebrated with the whole world the normandy landing, and as in a few weeks we will welcome the world for the olympic and paralympic games. yes, the far—right is both the result of the impoverishment of the french and the downgrading of our country, so at the end of this day, i cannot act as if nothing had happened. the far national party was the winner of the election is predicted to win about 30% of the vote, and historic high. he called for elections after the victory became clear, arguing the legitimacy needs to be put to the test. the leader in the national assembly welcomed emmanuel macron at�*s decision to call a snap vote. trees legally these lectures confirm our movement is the major force confirm our movement is the majorforce for chang

the princess of wales back in the ina in a carriage with their three children at the king's birthday parade. all eyes on herfor her first appearance since her cancer diagnosis. she was a huge drop for the cancer —— she was a huge draw for the crowds today. the king and the queen in their carriage. it is as fresh trooping the colour since his own cancer diagnosis, and he chose not to travel by horseback. the troops taking back have been rehearsing for months. every step, drumbeat and musical note has to be perfect. the irish guards are read in the event this year, and their colour, or regimentalflag has been on full display. their royal colonel, the princess of wales, looked on with her children, as the king took the salute from the parade ground. next to his son and heir to throne, prince william. himself, the royal colonel the welsh guards. the princess of wales only in and she was attending the event yesterday, and it is a welcome sign for her recovery and recuperation. although the weather has been ideal that not been ideal, the king braved the elements outside buckingham palace.

ina number of in a number of countries now, this green revolt against the burden that farmers and smallhe parliament has put on them. this is what the parliament looked before we swept it clean. remember, the bigger the country, the more seats they get. germany gets 96, france 81, malta, cyprus and luxembourg six each. but you will see that they do not set according to nationality. the parties and at the 27 countries organise themselves within seven broad groups. you have the left, the greens, the socialist democrats, the liberals. then at the biggest group of them all, the centre—right european people's party. to the right of them is the the european reformists, which the party of giorgia meloni sits. and then to the right of them the identity and democracy group, in which marine le pens meps will sit. here was the last poll of polls that we got which showed that probably the epp will remain the biggest grouping, but there are signs that the power in europe is shifting to the right and to the hard right in some countries. let me bring you at the first edge estimates that we have got. t

in addition to cisa, ina, information and analysis director is focusedthese issues as well.rs ago i think that the issue caught a lot of people by surprise. that is certainly not going to happen this time around. we are very focused on it with the upcoming election, and we are doing everything that we can within our authority to make sure that the eltion will be safe, secure, and most importantly trustworthy. mr. rishikof: one of the is famous section 230, social media. do you see the department taking positions with other parts of the government on that issue and filing briefs, or is that going to be left to the department of justice to put forward? do you guys participate in what you would like to see as part of a new legal ruler legal approach? mr. meyer: so, we, the secretary and our undersecretary of policy, spent a lot of time engaging with the technology companies in social media and talking about the best ways to engage with them. there is already some litigation relating to thatbefore the supreme court, so i won't go into the details of that.[: again, it falls into

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i am also a believer ina -- in the fact that racism in america has grown as a sidebar to violence. people sometimes look for someone to beat down or be the person you can say i am better than for the nature of psychology and human species. when you put all of that together, i think the dimensions of helping america become better than it is issue dealt into psychology and sociology of racism. host: let me give hannibal johnson a chance to jump in. guest: i agree with your last statement, understanding psychology and psychology -- and sociology of racism is important. grace is a social construct -- is a -- race is a social construct which is to say that race is a human creation. there is more biological differences within races as between races. race is something we created and we have to understand as best we can how, who, why, etc. around that creation. fundamental for me is the imperative that we recognize the shared humanity of other people. if we did that, we would not have these race riots or race massacres. we would not have matching's -- lynchings, these turbulent intercultur

not to allow its territory to be used by, as well as ina, you've come of this story for a long time for us. what is his fullest strategic confirmation? now, you know, if you it's, it's rated very carefully since october and the beginning of the war on guys that uh, and try not to escalate the situation despite the funds for the time we see how's that? no change and how much support does the group have 11 on right now? well, it is still trading carefully, and this is still complying with the unreturned rules of engagement between the 2 sides of that is. the conflict is large, they can find to the, for the region and to military targets every now and then a has by law, raises the sea level escalation to send the message. and this is what has the, has been doing even his speech, a very defined speech by how setting us rather yesterday. but it was all about messages to the is the way it is. yes, we do not want for, but it doesn't mean we are afraid of or we're prepared for war. we have enough fights, is we have enough weapons. and so what types of what i've been trying to do is the search a

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ina sense...g the best in the united kingdom, and we have done so for the best part of ten years. but there are still challenges that exist within the national health service, despite the fact that we've substantially funded the nhs in scotland. you have all the power, you tax more than anywhere else in the united kingdom, you spend more on the nhs per patient than they do in england and wales, and yet still you've got 37,000 people waiting more than a year. and i think that's a measure of the scale of demand there is for the national health service. and we've got to honestly confront that. that's why we are leading debates in the scottish parliament about the reform that's necessary to make sure that we have much more emphasis on prevention, so that we're supporting people to live lives more substantially within the community and not requiring hospital intervention. so that that can get us into a situation where we reduce the demand that is presenting on the national health service. now, one othe

story of how the scottish comedian richard gadd was stalked and harassed by a woman after serving her inaseries — allegedly sent him more than 41,000 emails and left 350 hours of voicemails on his phone. she also turns up at his home and workplace in the series. this is a clip of the programme. every day now, martha would be outside, this ticking time bomb on my life. i would leave first thing in the morning and she would be there. i love you, nipple! think of me at work today! now, in the opening sequence of the first episode of baby reindeer, we're told this is a true story. at the end of the series and the end credits of each edition, the programme says it's based on real events. however, certain characters' names, incidents, locations and dialogue had been fictionalised for dramatic purposes. and now, katie, we have a further development in the story. we do, because fiona harvey — she's the woman who alleges that she's the inspiration for the stalker character, martha, in the netflix drama — she's suing netflix for defamation, negligence and privacy violations, and that court document

couple of things to stop when you look at where president biden isand where president trump is regarding inat where they are immigration there's always a marked difference. look at international relations and foreign affairs, tell me your perception about where the differences are between his two candidates for our time there would be one question now, the ■ differences, similarities between trump and biden on foreign-policy. >>. >> one similarity is an economic pastor, tyyou alluded it obviously biden has adopted trump's view of economic posture on china. i think they have different views on interpersonal relationships with the alliances but i would say this even though this is not the biggest focus of the campaign it is interesting to me that the issue that sucked biden under the polling was foreign issue is foreign affairs matter it was afghanistan it wasn't anything else, that was the moment when people kind of lost confidence. it might be that if i were i his shs think about how to prepare that i don't know if it's possible but it's something to think about if you were in their camp. >>

ina in a moment it will be time for election cast but not let's have a look at the weather. hello.orth, there have been a few showers around. as we head through the day tomorrow, again, a day of sunny spells for many of us. there will be a few showers in the forecast, so not completely dry. we've got this area of low pressure sitting across the bay of biscay at the moment. that's moving its way in, and just grazes the southeast corner of england. so that's going to bring some rain through tomorrow. for the rest of this evening into tonight, then, most places looking dry, showers easing away. still quite cloudy and breezy with a few showers across northern parts of scotland. could be one or two misty patches toward central and southern england, perhaps. a relatively cool night for this stage injune with temperatures between 8—12 celsius in our towns and cities, a touch cooler in the countryside. so, a lot of dry weather through tuesday morning. variable amounts of cloud. let's just take a look down towards the southeast. there is that area of rain moving out of the channel islands,

but ina but in a majority ruling by the court, the court said it didn't.ng order led to his gun license being revoked and also him being disarmed. so his guns were taken away from him. and he argued that that was a violation of his right to bear arms, the second amendment. but in a majority ruling by the court, in an 8—1 ruling, the court said, no, it didn't. that actually the constitution does permit laws that strip guns from people that are deemed dangerous. it's worth mentioning that this was one of many challenges that was brought towards to the supreme court after they ruled in 2022 on a major ruling in which they — it was a new york ruling — and it basically put strict limits on guns outside the home. and so in some respects, this case really tested the scope of that law and how far the supreme court would go. so in many respects, this is a victory for gun rights advocates. there was one dissenting voice. it was the conservative justice clarence thomas, who's very pro—guns. and he said that, just to quote him, that not a single historical regulation

hopefully, as a result getting ina going forward. >> senator. >> yes, i would echo that.us multiple countries in europe a every cou been in whether it was the balkans, philippines, every single country said we want more trade with the united trade partnersh8 we do $3 billion worth of trade with europe. what hpe a big deal for our companies in new hampshireith employees and somebody asked me about why are we spending money in the ukraine will be h the fact that a lspending in ukraine is o new hampshire higher bus. businr defense industrial space in onee war was a wake-up call that we have to get our defenses and our manufacturing defenses in gettil package in ukraine about 25 billion to u.s. firms creating good jobs and keeping the threat from polluted and europe. the threat to nato poland and other parts of europe who believe friendship. it is not defeated in uaine. like i said earlier. as i sai the gentleman who raised the question i have four. i do not want to see my grandsons said off to fight in europe because we did not take care of the threat from russia now. right

issue asl preemption which is constitutional doctrine that the federal law is supreme and there's a law ina going on. been acting, which is a law professor problem, ashoug iy court. it is not. there are many courts. there are state courts and across the country t are lawsuits in utah, idaho, wyoming -- michele: and arizona. elizabeth: and they're bug have the merit of being much longer and more specific than our federal creeky d growth constitution at the federal■■ level so there are rights to privacy obvious explicitly in these. and the provision being used in a number of states during the time of the passage of the affordable care act, a num of state legislatures dominated byr constituency to add rights of rf health care choice to the constitution those are anti-mandate provisions now being mobiliz against abortion bans because if you have a right to direct medical car would include decisions about your reproductive health. michele: the backdrop for many people h as if the wheels have come off the speeding car. in alabama, many people took note when very recently the alabama supreme court

dmitry pavlov, konstantin solovyov, ina fedorog, roman susloparov, ntv petersburg. of western siberia, hot weather with temperatures up to 40° has already broken several long-term records. all the details of polikova’s urine, connections with namiostudios, what are the forecasts? it's still hot there , but the russian plain is now an arena. to clarify the relationship between two atmospheric vortices with completely opposite characteristics and desires, over the urals, the funnel of a storm cyclone in the history of the sad achievements of its progenitor, recent terrible bad weather, including in moscow, from the west is pushing and most likely defeating a calm anticyclone with a cloudless sky. while they, perhaps without much desire, are cooperating, organizing the northern air flow, he permeates the entire russian plain, now even to the caucasus, the result: a slight lag. temperature from the climatic norm, and it is now in the south, that’s a given, what a failure, the introduction of cooler air cannot do without precipitation, tomorrow showers, thunderstorms, sq

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next item, please ina. >> san francisco ca departments can now start raising money to bring pandas from china to san francisco next year. mayor london breed figures she needs to raise 25 million dollars to pay for a new panda exhibit at the san francisco zoo says an expensive new exhibit will be worth every penny and the pandas will attract thousands of visitors. not only to the zoo but to the city itself. however, critics argue the money could be better spent elsewhere. they say fundraising could also suggest a conflict for the mayor. still ahead, a vallejo woman speaking out from her hospital bed after a vicious attack. >> what she's saying about the man who stabbed her. >> plus, how alameda county's da is confronting recent criticism about her handling of cases and behavior from one of employees. you or your child struggling with opioid addiction. there is hope. we're here to help. and a south bay program working to help dealing with opioid help dealing with opioid addiction. (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue

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