usa blinken, but the american publication in the island journal writes that the counteroffensive may lack of sufficient weapons and training of the ukrainian military, what is happening with the supply of western weapons, we will also talk about the situation in crimea, where there were explosions today, and by the way, i thank you for all your likes, for subscribing to the radio freedom channel and writing comments, all these actions on youtube are important for the promotion of this particular video. to the air that on weekdays from 9:00 in the morning in the west they knew that at the time of the start of the counteroffensive in ukraine there was a lack of ammunition and equipment, but they counted on ukrainian courage and ingenuity, we wrote about this to the newspapers in isle of jour; now, due to the lack of necessary weapons, there is a threat that the company for the liberation of the occupied territories will come to a dead end, take more human lives and require more weapons and the preparation of the army. island journal also writes that the concern of the white house is du

ask any rhode islander, and they will tell you that bill was an institution of rhode island's sports and journalism whose column was read by thousands across the state. it was a tradition. a must-read. and families across rhode island including mine started their saturday by reading his column for what it's worth. which included his latest, not only on sports, but also pop culture, politics, movies, and more. he was a columnist at the journal for almost 40 years, a n"new york times" best-selling author, and hall of fame brown university basketball player. who still played pickup games well into his 60's and was known for his jump shot which earned him the nickname shooter. bill was one of the best sports writers in rhode island history, who mentored an entire generation of aspiring writers and athletes. there will never be another like him. may he rest in peace. i rise today to celebrate the achievements of rhode island's special olympic athlete brian johnson of east greenwich. he made rhode island proud by bringing home the gold for bochl olympics in berlin last month. he and his teammate defeated

the end of the war, at least you know, it turned out even very well no, it seems that the journal is an island initiative together uh about where do they write that the bidens created history and that with a call for ukraine to join nato in the near future, however , biden mentioned that ukraine instead, he receives guarantees before joining nato. according to the israeli example, what did he mean by what guarantees the united states provides to israel and here? is this good news for us? well, let's face it, well, objectively, during the war , there will be no membership in the alliance at all. this is only a question after the war, we have our own assessment for two years, but it ends for us, and within two years we enter the alliance, you know, a year and a half , maybe two, that is, that is a short, but such a short -term perspective, and according to the israelis, it is most likely, the supply of western equipment to ukraine, and there under preferential options and variation equipment, somewhere the delay of payment will be a delay, or rather, that is, they will supply us with a variety o

our conversations on the topic of war until the last ukrainian writes their publication in the journal island course, is not enough either for victory or for success, even within the framework of a single counteroffensive. you, therefore, please use dexterity and be resourceful. and now, if everything is fine with your dexterity and resourcefulness. that's when you hold up the scoff at actually readable. when ukraine launched its major counteroffensive, the western military officials knew that kiev lacked the training and weapons, from shells to combat aircraft, that were needed to drive out russian forces, but they hoped that the courage and resourcefulness of the ukrainians would help to defeat deep and deadly minefields, extensive fortifications. and russian aviation in the aggregate largely blocked the advance of ukrainian troops. instead, the company risks reaching a dead end, which could result in the loss of life and equipment without significant change. dynamics. because the likelihood of any large-scale breakthrough ukrainians. this year, the worrisome prospect of a longer war is eme

from july 31 at 21:20 on the channel, russia a note appeared in the journal island, the counteroffensiveory to kiev, which he considers his failure while hitting the positions. the slow pace of the ukrainian counter-offensive against the entrenched russians dampens hopes that ceasefire talks could take place this year and threaten an indefinite conflict, a potential stalemate could be a test of president bideny's announced strategy to surprise ukraine with billions of dollars in cash, western officials say. military assistance so that kiev could then negotiate with russia from a position of strength. this may also to challenge the west's continued ability to supply weapons that are already in short supply and secure political support for those who oppose us support for the war if the ukrainians draw on their reserves. and their actions of these reserves will not be successful, then we will have to determine the further order. action , one u.s. official said , kiev's challenge proved to be a high-ranking european official, who indicated his government had little hope that ukrainian forces

island fisher. i'll just say to ramallah, are you in a secretary journal, internally? good service. how strongly condemned to israel submitted to a sold image in the refugee camp. he said israel has clearly used excessive force against civilians in violation of international law, judge the israel to abide by its responsibilities as an occupying force. gabriel, it is under reports from the united nations in new york secretary general antonio gutierrez, making remarks here at un headquarters saying that he is deeply disturbed by what he saw at a news at a. janine also saying that he strongly condemned all acts of violence against civilians, including his words, acts of terror. this is a little bit more of what the secretary general had to say. once again, colonial as well to abide by it simply go sions other international law including to deal with you to exercise restraint and use only proportional force and did use it to minimize the damage and the city and respect and peace of human life. the use of s that i x isn't consistent with the conduct of law enforcement operations. i also

part of its employees, the exchange ridiab island reduced some of the benefits of the remaining employees, according to the report of the wall street journal. the commission has stopped paying certain expenses, including the bill for the use of mobile phones, sports allowances and the possibility of working at home to employees. american stock market after the approval of the request for etf spot or bitcoin cash funds from blackrock letty visametric and and in the meantime, google announced that someone has accepted the request of valkyrie. near the slow currency, it seems that the us securities and exchange commission is now actively involved in the evaluation of a number of applications for the new spot bitcoin etf . the country and the constitution it is contradictory to recognize this from the point of view of islam with the majority of the guardian council and from the point of view of the constitution with the majority of all its members. in 1358 , an institution called the guardian council was seen in the constitution. it corresponds and at the same time takes over the tasks related to supervision and elections. the institution of r

some of its employees, the radiab island cryptocurrency exchange has also reduced some of the benefits of the remaining employees, according to the wall street journal report , and has announced that the reimbursement of certain expenses , including the bill for the use of mobile phones , sports allowances and the possibility of working in home to employees the reason for this has been announced in the current state of the market and the prevailing regulatory atmosphere, which has led to a decrease in profits and revenues . fidelity visametric and the acceptance of valkyrie's application are pending news. last month, the company amended its proposal and announced that, like blackrock, it intends to exchange its fund in the near future. it seems that the us securities and exchange commission is now actively involved in the evaluation of a number of spotbit pdf requests kevin is new, the head of the sed and sima news agency until the next part of the news of the ceremony in the first destination of the president's african trip . it has been 10 years since the last visit of the president of iran to the african continent. mr. raisi , it was a new beginn

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island has expanded as far away as las vegas. police there said today they are reviewing all unsolved cases to see if there's a connection to suspect rex heuermann. the "las vegas review journal" reports the 59-year-old architect owns a time share property in the city. the suspected serial killer is charged with murdering at least three of 11 victims found near gilgo beach. >>> tonight more than 6 million americans age 65 and older are living with dementia. now a groundbreaking new study reveals how hearing aids could reduce cognitive decline for adults at the high risk for the debilitating condition. krbsz news chiefs medical correspondent dr. jon lapook has this eye-opening look. >> it's a delight to be here. >> reporter: pastor sam marts has been a minister for 61 years. listening is a job requirement. >> i have people that i know that can't hear well, and they drop out of a conversation. well, as a minister, i can't do that. >> reporter: marts participated in a study out today showing hearing aids may reduce cognitive decline in older adults at high risk of dementia. study co-author dr. franklin. >> you know, i think in the past, it was like, hearing loss doesn't really m

island has expanded as far away as las vegas. police there said today they are reviewing all unsolved cases to see if there is a connection to suspect rex heuermann. "the las vegas review-journalns a time-share property in the city. the suspected serial killer is charged with murdering at least 3 of 11 victims found near gilgo beach. tonight, more than 6 million americans age 65 and older are living with dementia. now, a groundbreaking new study reveals how hearing aids could reduce cognitive decline for adults at high risk for the debilitating condition. cbs news chief medicalhas this eye-opening look. >> it's a delight to be here. >> reporter: pastor sam martz has been a minister for 61 years. listening is a job requirement. >> i have people i know that can't hear well. and they drop out of a conversation. well, as a minister, i can't do that. >> reporter: martz participated in a study out today showing hearing aids may reduce cognitive decline in older adults at high risk of dementia. study coauthor dr. frank lin. >> i think the past, eh, hearing loss, it doesn't really matter, so why bother. i think it is a key showing, well, it really does matter. it makes a big differenc

journalism has lost a giant. in our other main news today. the foreign office says there are between 7,000 and 10,000 british tourists on the greek island of rhodes many people from their homes and hotels. they're being urged to take advice from tour companies about what to do, and holiday firms are sending planes to pick up those who may be stranded. some have had to sleep at the airport or in sports halls, conference centres and and even out on the street. and today there are evacuation orders in place because of spreading wildfires for parts of corfu and evia. zoe conway has the latest. the seaside resort of kiotari this morning on the south coast of rhodes. it was engulfed by fire on saturday. the flames, the smoke spread so quickly that people had to be evacuated from the beaches. we were trapped on the beach. we could see the fire. we could see the fire — it was coming down. there was nowhere for us to go. the beach was a dead end, and the struggle to get on the boat, it was very, very traumatic because it was just... everyone was fighting. it was each man for themselves. but for others, the beach was no safe haven. all of a sudden, the smo

journal financial freedom and privacy. so last year, 2022 was the 40th anniversary of island tres v pico and i looked at the list of that they were looking at. they were all about diverse topics. what we would call diverse topics for now. so i can't think of them off the top of my head. i'm sorry, but i just encourage you to go look at them. you will not surprised at what you on there. so they've always had this political valence to them. dave pilkey and captain underpants are a little bit, although one way to think about those is that they say they center a certain kind of understanding about humor and what it means to get older. dave pilkey wrote those books. there were so there weren't enough for boys to read right. and so they have a certain subvert of humor that he specific we wanted to use right so that boys would read his books most books that age for that age are actually geared towards girls and not towards boys. and so if you think about it that way, what you can see is that the books that get show up on, these lists are diverse books, but they're also what i would call naturalistic fiction. that's something that s

islands in the 1980's. -- in northern ireland in the 1980's. how did it impact your desire to go into this kind of journalism?wing up, i was in a very rural area, trying to make sense of the world is everybody does. i was this very awkward little girl with terrible acne and thick glasses. and i was shy. and extremely curious. i was growing up in the midst of the troubles. a lot of political violence, but it was really something that was somehow shrouded in a degree of secrecy. i was trying to understand wider world. that involved just asking a lot of questions. i was very precocious. i was growing up in a relatively patriarchal place where i didn't have a huge amount of professional female role models, but when you turn the tv on, i saw these women who were telling stories and traveling the world. and lo and we hold men who were listening to them and they commanded people's attention. and so, that was fascinating to. -- to me. it is something i have looked back on and seeing thy uncanny -- the uncanny synchronicity's of having growing up close to ira stronghold and i spent so much of my career covering insurg

journalism, we wish everyone. good luck to the students, and we'll tell you right now. what tests awaited the participants of one unusual contest on the island the floid as part of the annual ernest days hemingway hosted a competition of doubles of the writer, according to tradition, it was held in a bar where hemingway often spent time with local and literary friends for the title of the most similar, 140 participants from around the world fought for the task of those gathered not only to show the resemblance to the author of popular works, but also to note the distinctive features writer. for this purpose , the stage was given to the participants of the competition and yuriy of the competition temporarily consisted of the winners of past years for the performance. as a result , the natives of madison gerita were recognized as the best. marshal who worked all his life as an engineer on television. in an unusual competition, he participated for the eleventh time, but won it . for the first time, this is wonderful. we of course congratulate the winner. but you know how my first association arose. something grandfather frosts gathered. where a

host: that is ed in the virgin islands, our last caller in this first segment of the washington journalcoming up, a discussion of the nato summit happening this weekend. we are joined by benjamin freeman, and later this morning, neil king joins us to discuss his book "american ramble" and what he learned on a walk from washington dc to new york city. ♪ >> c-span is the place to turn to see this year's national governors association meeting with comprehensive coverage. it all starts live from atlantic city. governors will address issues around mental health, maternal health, public health, along with disaster response. watch c-span's washington journal live as incoming nga chair spencer cobb makes an appearance. at 10:00 a.m., our live coverage of the nga continues. watch comprehensive coverage of the national governor's association meeting friday on washington journal and on c-span2, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, be jealous talks about healing america using exale from

journalism and true crime. but it's also literary pointillism. you step back and glimpse a larger tableau - one with broader themes. >> this fascinates you? >> oh, yeah, yeah. well, you see, i mean, on this islande questions of loyalty playing out, questions of duty playing out. you see human nature being peeled back. all that is taking place in this little tempest. >> and this was no one-off. for his first book, 2009's "the lost city of z," a number-one bestseller turned into a feature film... >> everyone out of the boat. >> grann trekked through the amazon -- to a place known as the green hell -- following the trail of a british explorer, percy fawcett. >> did i hear right, you took out supplemental life insurance -- >> yes, i did. i made sure i got extra travel insurance. i had a little child at the time. there is something -- and i think this is important, and it's not something i really like to talk about -- but there is something selfish about these journeys and even something about the people i write about because many of them die on these expeditions. >> grann's swashbuckling takes on an added degree of difficulty on account of a degenerative eye condition he's had since his 20s. >> wha

island. next, how to stay safe at the beach. >> also ahead, the prisoner swap with russia that may be in the works to free "wall street journal"r evan gershkovich. >> a heart-stopping rescue caught on camera, how a sheriff's deputy pulled a woman from a burning car just in time, but first we're going to go back to ginger. >> our earth is naturally warming. we have amplified it with human-induced climate change. july 3rd and july 4th, two days in a row, with el nino that we have seen earth's hottest temperature measured by humans at the surface. we expect more of this, by the way. to see that keep going up, the record high in a place like eugene, oregon, yesterday, 98. tampa, 97. your local weather in 30 seconds. drew: am drew tuma with the accuweather forecast. temperatures today below average for this time of the year. a lot of 60's and 70's around the shoreline. our warmest spots and lynn will go to the 80's. overnight in light, our marine layer comes back -- tonight, our marine layer comes back. the cooling weather trend bobo >> coming up here, the pro golfer teeing up for two, set to play in the u.s. open while seven month