craig: so sarah and i agreed that i should stay with isaac, just so that isaac would know that his parentsent on for a while. and he was undergoing medical attention for at least what felt like an hour and a half, two hours, but the heart monitors had started flatlining much earlier than that. i'll tell you what. no parent should ever have to be in the same room with his child, who's on an operating table, and see the heart monitor flatline and hear all the alarms go off. and that flatlining sound and those sounds of the alarms going off is something that's going to stay with me for the rest of my life. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ adam: right across the city, stories of life and death played out. ayacoub focused on a at saint gmother and her unborn baby.ie stephanie: i just went back to basics, and at that moment, i was like, "i need to hear the baby's heartbeat." i needed to make sure that that patient and her baby were okay. we got the glass off of her and the bed that she was on. we were also able to drag her away from the window and towards an area that was a little bit more safe and not as exposed, j

their isaac. this investment seems to be coming quite late actually . i mean, there's from criticism that african countries are pretty far back the line when it comes to fighting the pen demik. what do people in random make that view? well 1st of all, if we're going to run, i'm not sure about that because they are for cause like behind. they've think they walked countries thought about themselves before they thought about as you remember when, but it broke out every country and it worked well. it's sort of what people trust. so for them to think this is really pretty just then. but again, it is september is the lack of technology in african countries to develop the own vaccines to give to the people. so that was, but the lynch, ah, so in, at a level of miss information about the efficacy of the vaccine themselves, you know, your day that's been so much of 15 years about since and when a continent where there's so many people in it, they would take it in information turn out to them as the as the t

mcgarvey there. isaac, this investment seems to be coming quite late actually. i mean there's from criticism that african countries are pretty far back. the line when it comes to fighting the pandemic. what do people in rhonda make of that view? well 1st of all, it, if we're going to run, i'm not sure about that because the african look behind they've seen developed countries talked about themselves before this thought about as you remember when they broke out every country and it was sort of question. so for them to think this is really pretty just but again, it is september, the lack of technology in african countries to develop their own vaccines to give to that people. so that was, but the lynch, ah, so it up them off of miss information about the efficacy of the vaccine themselves . you know, your day there's been so much of 15 years about since and when a continent where there's so many people in it, they would take it in information turn out to them as to as the truth. so that's another factor answer today. if some people don't want to talk, since they se

isaac, thank you., back now to our main story today, the celebrations of the queen's platinum jubilee. let's take a look at what else is planned for the rest of the four—day weekend. later today, beacons will be lit throughout the uk, channel islands, isle of man and uk overseas territories. as we've seen, they've already begun to be lit in commonwealth countries around the world. on friday, a service of thanksgiving will take place at st paul's cathedral in london. then on saturday, members of the royal family are expected to go to the derby horse racing at epsom. and in the evening, there will be a live concert in front of buckingham palace — platinum party at the palace. and the final day of celebrations will be on sunday, with jubilee lunches and the platinumjubilee pageant, a performance that will tell the story of the queen's reign and will finish in front of buckingham palace. it will feature military personnel, dancers, puppets of corgis and ed sheeran. people will be celebrating across the uk

isaac, nine years does seem like a isaac, nine years does seem like a lon- time, doesn't it, for a side long time, doesn't it, for a side like leicester tigers to go without winning a title? but when you think about it, just two years ago they would have been relegated from the english premiership had it not been for those breaches of the salary cap bias ever since and their subsequent relegation as punishment he realise just how far they've had to come to return to occasions like this. they've had to wait the full 80 minutes here to seal a title at twickenham. they did it in the most extraordinary, the most dramatic of ways. rising temperatures at twickenham, the once an invitation to come in from the cold. for both saracens and leicester the past out of the shadows has been as dramatic as it has been swift. redemption almost complete. forthe has been swift. redemption almost complete. for the men in black it has been a test of nerve, relegation two years ago for breaking financial rules. those whose chose to stage is to say on the promise of days like this. not all of them were allowe

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white in march is ready to present. isaac isaac, came to turkey in the highest level meeting in 14 years, seen it in a tow in relations. after years of turbulence. in apples and the stumble court halted a trail in essentially off 26 hours the suspects and transferred the case to react . having to wait for a meeting between the turkish and south, the leaders say month, our law flew to viet after months of a force to mankind. now in turkey with inflation exceed the 70 percent and an economy crisis just a year before the election. i've got a hope to is the economy pressure by signing a curious love the with yet, and secure saw the investment in the country in return facing increasing challenges from iran, and it's proxies in the region. so the idea is seeking to acquire turkeys by dr. thrones, which gained international acclaim after the widespread use in libya, syria, now go knock out about and now you play. and so the company's wizard will signal whether his aspirations will be achieved. russell said that i'll jazeera uncut. oh, stella hadn't al jazeera, an abject salia. that's how the po

thanks for that, isaac.d be electronically tagged under a new home office trial. the prime minister says it's important to "make sure asylum seekers can't just vanish into the rest of the country." critics say the plan treats those fleeing persecution as criminals. 0ur political correspondent, damian grammaticas, reports. after the plane chartered at a cost of several hundred thousand pounds to take asylum seekers to rwanda could not leave this week, the legality of the government's policy of deporting those seeking protection here must now be decided by british courts. so in the meantime, some of those who were due to be on board may be part of this trial and be electronically tagged while their cases are decided. when people come here - illegally and when they break the law, it's important - that we make that distinction. that's what we are doing with our rwanda policy. i that's what we are doing _ with our rwanda policy. with making sure that asylum seekers can't just vanish into the rest of the country.

i'm isaac fanin with some sports news from the bbc sport centre.d anett kontaveit was knocked out, as was ninth seed garbine muguruza and tenth—seeded emma raducanu. the championship's top seed, iga swiatek, will be looking to avoid theirfate. she plays lesley pattinama kerkhove from the netherlands on court number one on thursday. swiatek is in the form of her life. she's won a record 36 matches in a row and will be hot favourite to make it 37 wins. for sure, forsure, ididn't for sure, i didn't expect it at the beginning of the season, then when it happened and when i was playing all these tournaments, i worked really hard to take it step—by—step but focused on the next match so it wasn't like i suddenly thought about all these matches and it struck me. i was doing the samejob that and it struck me. i was doing the same job that i was doing before and i think that's the key because if i would think about all the numbers and stats, it would be much more difficult. rafael nadal will return to centre court for his second—round match against lithuania

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with us now senior reporter isaac dovier and jeffrey toobin. it sounds like they're fretting here. >> there is a lot of panic and it is getting increased by the day here, in part because the calendar is ticking away, in part because you saw last week decisions not to prosecute two former trump aides for contempt of congress related to the january 6 committee and in part because donald trump seems like he is getting ready to at least make a lot of noise about running again. if the feeling is that the prosecution is against him, look like they are just part of a campaign against him, then democrats feel like it will be undermined. one democrat david cicilline a member of the judiciary committee said there are a lot of people who feel like donald trump gets away with everything, he will get it away with it again and we can't let that happen. >> what do you think about that. >> >> i think isaac is exactly right in his story about this concern and i think merrick garland does not care. i think this is the kind of attorney general he is, he is conduc

isaac royall, jr., actually, on that farm, that small plantation, had some 60 enslaved people.'s the family that eventually actually donates the land that helps to fund and begin the law professorship at harvard. i would point out that this is the story, actually, of professional education broadly. medical schools in the 18th century begin with the dissection and consumption of the bodies of enslaved black people and often native americans. they begin -- the very first medical school inorth america, which is now at the university of pennsylvania, then was the college of philadelphia, begins when the colonial legislature transfers the body of a black person to the scientists so they can do a public dissection and show, in fact, the new medical arts, display them and display the necessity of them. law schools actually at harvard, at yale, at columbia have very similar origin stories. they're actually tied directly into slery. and law students at harvard and yale and columbia have actually been doing a lot of the research to expose their institutional ties to avery. amy: the new h

know, the ownership of food clubs and the running all of the from association is completely dormant. isaac account, irish to check all of the big football clubs in russia. all here are either owned or controlled by a major state institutions or i'm state companies, all of which are bound to the racy take as prom, for example, a private natural gas company. but the majority is owned by the russian government . guys prom tucker was in it st. petersburg in 2005 and made the club a major force in brush and football with as bronze backings in it. one that 1st everly title in the russian premier leave. they could now make big money transfers and low international stars from the top leagues to russia. guys from also had long sponsorship deals with red star belgrade for serbia. and since 2006 was chalka, one of the most popular clubs in germany with a working class mining background, the russian government and gastro mean, particularly used that i think they used h. in one sense to build legitimacy to build credibility. it was a form of energy politics or energy diplomacy, ready to coin football a

so she ation is completely dormant, isaac account, irish creature, all of the big football clubs in russia. all here are either owned or controlled by a major state institutions or abstract companies, all of which are bound to the ration take as prom, for example, a private natural gas company, but the majority is owned by the russian government. guys prompt covers in it, say petersburg in 2005, and made the club a major force in brush and football with gas prawns, backings and one that 1st ever league title in the russian premier league. they could now make big money transfers and low international stars from the top leagues to russia. gas prom also had long sponsorship deals with red star belgrade for sabby. and since 2006 was chalka, one of the most popular clubs in germany with a working class mining background, the russian government and gasoline particularly used, i think, used 8 in one sense to build legitimacy to build credibility. it was a form of energy politics or any germany upon russian sol system by sponsoring chalka, polluted and gas from were able to whitewash their image.

oh um the ship who association is completely dormant. isaac called us to check all of the big fuku clubs in russia. all here are either owned or controlled by major state institutions or upstate companies, all of which are bound to the regime. take gas prom, for example. a private natural gas company, but the majority is owned by the russian government. guys prom tucker was in at st . petersburg in 2005 and made the club a major guys from also had long sponsorship deals with red star belgrade for sabby. and since 2006 was shaka, one of the most popular clubs in germany. with a working class mining background, the russian government and gasoline particularly used, i think they used h. in one sense to build legitimacy, to build credibility. it was a fallback energy politics or energy diplomacy. ready to cloyd football as a means through which to, to cover all to distract from what you really doing, which is what it was always. he's try create gas dependency. germany upon russian sol system by sponsoring chalka, polluted and gas from were able to whitewash their image. while popular figures

well, then i fixed it, took revenge , wrote a book about isaac dunayevsky and i thought about what itart flew out from me, and if the first book ended when papa isaac moved to st. petersburg, the second book ended with the birth of maxim, that now, probably, this book should end with the fact that maxim and i are writing an opera, here is the answer. dmitry sandy i want to invite larisa dolina from dmitry kharatyan to our stage. haven't seen each other. the songs that we will now perform we are the main characters of the musical love and espionage mata hari love and espionage. ah, dmitry plays a man who i am all mata hari i love her, but he didn't at first, then he fell in love, that's this song. she's so very explosive in the musical. she is always people. hmm, very directly enthusiastic; they accepted her precisely, because she shows love in the full sense of the word. that is why it is called russian melancholy. i dream of christmas stitches all my life is like a russian swing, and now we crawl forward endless weeks, as they are . in my homeland, and i am again a hostage of black d

rodriguez and they refer to him as sir isaac newton because he's been arrested 46 times for shoplifting last year. he is finally behind bars and he had this to say to "the new york post," he said "i may have gotten caught 46 times my can't remember, but i got a whale a lot more than that. this is a blessing in disguise. i know i wasn't going to be sober if i was still out there. i would have died sooner or later." he was shoplifting because he had a drug habit. i know he is saying thankfully i'm in jail now. this is actually a good thing in my life which is one thing a topic of conversation but the other thing though, he was arrested 45 times without facing any punishment. i was that possible? >> well, let's go a step further, he got caught on the record 45 times. imagine how many times he's gone to a location and taken things, two, three, four times the amount. there is no reason 50 times the justice system should turn around and say, now we will go after you and you have to stand behind bars. it has to happen much sooner. think about all the stores from the victims i had stuff stolen

i'm isaac fanin. a knife edge at lords as england chase 277 to win the first test against new zealand. iga swiatek is the french open champion once again. the favourite desert crown wins the derby at epsom. i'm going to tell you a little bit more about the cricket later. we will start with the tennis. iga swiatek was dazzling as she beat coco gauff to win her second french open title. the world number one produced some devastating hitting to sweep aside her american rival injust 68 minutes and win a 35th match in a row. lydia campbell has more. the court in 2022 has belonged to iga swiatek. 3a games unbeaten and ready for her second french open final, her opponent coco gauff hadn't dropped the set, but she hasn't come up against a force quite like swiatek and in a flash, the first that was gone. the 18—year—old broke first in the second, and gave the crowd the fight that they so desired. but swiatek has been playing out a near superhuman level, the cards turned quickly with the top seed back in front.

i'm isaac fanin. iga swiatek is the french open champion once again.ourite desert crown wins the derby at epsom. it will be all to play as england go into day four against new zealand needing just 61 runs to win the match. half centuries from ben stokes and joe root have given england hope they can begin head coach brendon mccullum's reign with a victory. joe wilson is at lords. stuart broad urged england to believe, and then he made things happen. that was darrell mitchell dismissed for 108 and wickets seemed to be falling with every delivery. eventually, they were. broad on one of his charges. soon, new zealand were 285 all out, meaning if england could score 277 in their second innings, they win. if. here are three england batters. new zealand's bowlers were too good. ben stokes had made one when this happened. overstepped, no ball. captain back in. could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. that of course isjoe

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm isaac fanin tigers on top again — leicester are premiership kingse drama at twickenham. day three of the us open is underway — rory mcilroy is one shot off the lead and in contention for a fifth major. the defending queen's champion remains on course to successfully defend his crown. and england brush aside france as they prepare for october home rugby league world cup. we're going to start at twickenham where there was late drama as leicester tigers claimed their first premiership title for nine years with a win over saracens. it was the eleventh in their history and one witnessed by our reporter adam wild. cheering. rising temperatures at twickenham. for both saracens and leicester, the path out of the shadows has been as dramatic as it has been swift, redemption almost complete. for sarries' men in black, it's been a test of nerve. relegation two years ago for breaking financial rules. those who chose to stay chose to stay for days like this. to stay on the promise of days like this. not all of tthem were allowed to stay, though. cost them a yell

energy, some like all the working on models with options for exporting ukrainian griffon food and isaac. that did a fun. let's reservices i spoke with the head of the united nations in this regard . as to how we can take these negotiations to the, for the land, you cannot be the case that millions deprived of tons of ukrainian grain is stored when it's needed across the world. when it's all month united nations that you've seen, i've facing the biggest threat to starvation, locked in for decades, and many of these poor countries are, is combating with the consequences that are pandemic. if we do not offer solidarity here, powers like russia and china, will you exploit this for the guns? and this is why it is crucial funding gepford her from to convert him from the summit or in the next few days we send not just a message that the european union later and g 7 have joined ranks as never before. dusty dable could also that the democracies of the world have joined forces against the battle of odoms imperialism, but also in combating starvation in poverty, climate change, and elysium, and di

isaac rodriguez robbed one walgreens at least 37 times last year. this guy was on camera more than -- in the last two years. he'll be actually subbing for kilmeade on fox & friends weekends. you can move that down. that's stupid. but he stole everything from pro teen drinks to body lotion, which when you mix together it makes a delicious yogurt. yes, he also stoll tam upon -- but then again, men can now have babies, why not periods. he then stole the stuff on streets and pawn shop and cash. and he kept going because of the revolving do justice system that kept him in business while putting stores out of business. this new craze was brought to you by reform got rid of pretrial detention, which includes grand larceny. this is why criminals like this dude could be caught over and over only to be released like a lake trout on a fishing show. meanwhile if you wonder in an open door in the capitol, you might still be in jail six months later. only if they attack the -- 42% and 51% respectively compared to the same time last year. and in this precinct, gra

isaac. after him. lee enough. jessica. logan. hashim. fatima. hasan.ill have heard that there were three siblings from at least two families, three siblings and you can see the emotion and some of those who were sitting there watching that, watching children release balloons for children who were killed. i mean, it... it gets you in the heart. aisha is the sister of nila. t you in the heart. aisha is the sister of nila.— you in the heart. aisha is the sister of nila. ., ., sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke. _ sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the _ sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the sirens, _ sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the sirens, how- sister of nila. i would never forget the smoke, the sirens, how scaryl sister of nila. i would never forget i the smoke, the sirens, how scary the fire was and i'll never forget it the fire. i would never forget that i survived. i would never forget my friends and my neighbours who did not. we cannot change the past, but we can change the future. we will st

one of them was this person's seven-year-old son isaac. he said he was playing with friends when he was blown to pieces. >> we are really tired. we demand more protection so our children may live in peace now. when there is a cracking sound, the children panic and have to flee. the child who has died will not come back with those who remain must be protected. >> it is the kind of violence that has pushed people to boiling points in the regional capital. there has been armed conflict in eastern congo ever since rwanda and uganda invaded in the 1990's. those countries have been accused of looting minerals ever since. people here wanted -- want it to stop. >> the u.k. says it will fight any legal challenges to its plan to send asylum-seekers to rwanda. just one day after the first deportation flight got to take off. the flight was abandoned after a last-minute intervention by the european court of human rights and british court. for seven people were scheduled to be on board. they said the government will not be deterred. >> walk us through t

what does that mean with a, with some lips of michelle for isaac. it's not but he isn't on them. he is with us. we can get it too much that is public. you let's, i did it thought it looks i will double whisky. you will just be situated also with what's the deal with them, but you might have seen or question yourself overseas. if you did not get that would have to go posted, located on more points to like once you must get suddenly william, let us blue ah ah needs to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stayed on the no santini div asking him then i'll send send up for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is group i'm speaking with. will van in the european union? the kremlin? yup. machine estate on russia for date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with a 1000 as well. wow. give easy. wow. finance us. ah. yeah. do you like once like yes. south. yeah. thrashing south with in your doc. awesome. boys now watch them up all me at that a pull up. i picked them up. is emily apples? goody, of whom shall i be? skims room, she thought

i disagree that isaac what she was trying to get out here was that because we took todd out of schools, everything has gone to hell. i don't think that is true, and i am not sure how to respond to that other than she was on a tirade. host: mr. suhr. >> miss markert's right, the release time programs are alive and well in the schools that offer them. they have been upheld by the supreme court as constitutional, and it is a wonderful option for parents to be able to raise their students in their face if they are in a public school and also want to have religious allocation -- religious education alongside it. totally constitutional. the other point i absolutely agree with is that we should fund students, not systems. when we have public funding available for students, that should be tied to the students. when students are going off into the world, we want to fund a great education for each kid at the school or setting that is best for them. for some students that might be a neighborhood public school. for others that might be a charter school or choice school or home school. there's a va

let's start what isaac just reported.re telling him homeland and national security officials are worried about scenarios where russia could stage small hacks on local elections and purposely get noticed so that would fuel further conspiracy theories, doubts about the midterm elections. how likely is something like this to happen? >> i think we should take it very seriously, jake. i think the russians would view interference in our midterms as payback for our leadership of the resistance against their invasion of ukraine. and so we have to be very vigilant for their interference. >> your colleague, republican congressman adam kinzinger is also worried about 2024. he says the election will be a mess with judges that are skeptical of election integrity. take a listen. >> there is violence in the future, i'm going to tell you. until we get a grip on telling people the truth, we can't expect any differently. 2024 is going to be a mess, and wake up, america. wake up, republicans. because this is not going to be good for you if

. >> reporter: isaac perez sending his school mates a message on te sidewalk >> they'll be missed by their friends. >> you're going to miss him too, huh? >> yeah. >>> from the gas station to the grocery store. soaring prices are stretching paychecks thinner than ever. 87% of u.s. adults cite rising costs of their stress. nbc's brie jackson is in d.c. with the latest. the president is trying to map out a strategy now >> reporter: yeah, president biden had a rare in-person meeting with the fed chair yesterday, focussed on taming inflation. the federal reserve is trying to clamp down on interest rates without knocking the country into a recession but president biden says his plan is simple, trust the fed. he wants to reduce ut fthe fede deficit. relief can't come soon enough. gas prices hitting another all-time high, climbing to4.62 says she knows the burden rising prices has placed on american households and admitted that she underestimated the threat of inflation. >> i think i was wrong then about the path that inflation would take there have been unanticipated and large shocks to the

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isaac's cathedral in st. petersburg was lined later, the canyon was flooded today.this popular tourist complex around the canyon can be walked along the scenic trail season 21 became a record marble for the park almost 600,000 tourists visited the deposits to see there, that there is a workshop, while active tourists offer me processing and underground caves to bungee jump or scuba dive, the main service is, uh, a walking self-guided walk. uh, there are several types of tours, including an underground tour. uh water rides are rowboat rental boats, self-propelled, moving platform walk platform plus. we have an active holiday troll jump off the cliff. the last point of the karelian cruise vyborg the road, despite the changeable climate of karelia we were very lucky with the weather everywhere we met the sun and only in vyborg it began to drizzle, however, a walk. it didn’t spoil it at all, but we decided to ask the tourists about the impressions of the trip , it turned out to be saturated, in fact, because from place to place, that is, one day, as for three more, ther

kumasi: she lost her youngest son in the shooting, 24-year-old isaac manning quasar.iends gathered around a growing memorial for isaac outside of the safeway. police are still searching for the gunman who opened fire inside the store. this was an san jose's willow glen neighborhood early sunday morning. investigators that the victim got into an argument with the man who shot him in the store. >> i do not wish anything bad to them. end of the day, whatever you do is going to come back to you no matter what. kumasi: still not clear started the argument that led to the shooting. the violence we have experienced across the country can be difficult to process, but there is help. to find an ally to help you cope with issues like school safety, gun-control, mental health, you can get started by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area focuses on health and covid-19. in the middle of another surge, some testing sites in some of the hardest hit communities in san francisco are set to close. jobina has the details. jobina: sites in the

so this is not new, isaac, the idea of meddling in the elections. we know similar campaigns were used during the 2016 election and after that as well. what has changed with the threats since then? >> it's more sophistication and the kinds of asymmetric warfare involved here and, also, more divisions the russians are able to play into, what officials i spoke to are warning of is the potential that russian hackers will go in and deliberately get caught, get caught so that they are then exposed and people say oh, the russians got into our system and that undermines faith even more. obviously we're seeing it's a huge problem right now especially among supporters of former president trump who have pushed the idea there are problems with the election integrity. >> wow, that is so fascinating just the change in the thinking from the russian side, right, because before they always said we had nothing to do with this, but now they actually would want it to be -- they would want them to be identified. look, the fact is this is a hyper partisan climate, right?

isaac reports, quote, being familiar never makes the feeling less dreadful.e aides e-mailing each other during one of president joe biden's stops on the road tracking who is covering what he's saying and which tv channels are taking the speech live and realizing a number of times that the answer was none. your thinking, one person said familiar, why are we doing this? joining us is dan pfeiffer, former senior adviser to president obama and white house communications director and is the author of the brand new book out today "battling the big lie how fox, facebook and the maga media are destroying america." it's great to have you. so much in this book that's exactly relevant for stuff that's happening in the news today. that report from isaac was revealing there are people within the white house who feel like they're not getting their message out. how true? >> definitely true. and i put myself in the top percentile of americans sympathetic to the challenges they have. when i worked in the white house, it was hard to get our message out because the media enviro