keith morrison: them being chris and jan kruse. this is jan's sister, kay. kay king: they would like to go fishing. just stay at a cabin. just relax. it was just quality time together. and they did. they both enjoyed being there. keith morrison: in fact, they had a fantasy, chris and jan, a dream to live here all the time. to buy this resort and make it uniquely their own. that was brought up a lot, yeah. keith morrison: jan's dad terry could see how they loved being here. terry pigman: about every evening, jan and chris would take the boat. and jan liked to take pictures of the loon and the wildlife along the lake and the sunsets off of the lake. that was the kind of life they would have liked. keith morrison: and if they owned it, said jan's mom mary jean, frugal jan could use her accounting skills to keep the place in business. and chris? mary jean pigman: chris is, very much, an outdoors person. jan is a people person with the people coming in and out all through the week and keeping them all content, happy, busy. all of those things. keith morrison: chr

and he never had a harsh word about jan ever. and the same with jan towards chris.o killed jan. did you have an expectation that this was just going to go away and they'd never find out who did it? yes. we were emotionally set that this-- no one would be brought to justice in this world. it would have to be by god that they'd have to answer to. it wouldn't happen here. keith morrison: and then, in march 2019, three and a half years after the murder, something did happen. the county attorney's office decided to take the case to a grand jury, and that grand jury indicted chris kruse for first-degree murder, to his family's utter dismay. and insult to injury-- they could have simply asked him to come down to the police station and arrested him there, but they made a big scene. it was actually about a block from where i work. guns drawn. and it was just totally blown. i mean, i didn't understand that at all. once he got arrested, i mean, we all came together as a family and figured out what we had to do to help get an attorney lined up. keith morrison: that would be tom

jan was the best. spider lake resort, that magical place they'd hoped to own some day. did you ever go back to spider lake? yeah. we go back every year, yet. and we take our vacation in june. i go back in september. jan's birthday's the 24 of september, and she loved her birthday. keith morrison: and so, in a way, he still takes her with him out here on spider lake. [music playing] helli got a call fromning, and alison, and shene." told me that he was missing. they asked would anyone want to hurt him.

the loss of that woman, jan kruse, a genuinely tragic event.ore so because it just seemed pointless. why would somebody go into the house, shoot some sleeping woman? that didn't make any sense. so did she have any enemies who would want her dead? no. that was a question that we asked often was, who would have wanted jan dead? and we could not find one person that didn't like jan or that thought she wasn't a good person. keith morrison: there was, however, that young man, jeremy majerus-- the not quite boyfriend. unapproved by bailey parents. passions can run high in a situation like that. jeremy's place-- his family's farm, that is-- was a 20 or 25 minute drive away from the kruse house. deputies drove out to talk to him. recorded the conversation. keith morrison: so as the deputy, when was the last time he talked to bailey? or communicated at all? keith morrison: jeremy said he met bailey while helping out with the high school marching band. he had graduated, but continued to volunteer. and somehow, during those band practices, he and bailey h

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jan knapp: are you telling the truth. yes, ma'am. jan knapp: and why are you here?re's two innocent people that did not commit this crime. ana quiroz: objection. keith morrison (voiceover): but then it was ana quiroz turn. the wayne county assistant prosecutor made it perfectly clear she didn't believe all those new witnesses coming forward to tell the story or what they said in their sworn statements, which she picked apart word by word. no, ma'am, that's not correct. ana quiroz: it's not correct? so your affidavit is wrong? keith morrison (voiceover): the assistant prosecutor went methodically through the testimony of each witness and suggested, sometimes gently, sometimes not, that they were all lying, had concocted the whole story to help free tommy and ray highers. aren't they friends with you on facebook? my understanding is that-- no, no. listen to my question. aren't they friends with you on facebook? yes or no? well, i would say no-- judge-- keith morrison (voiceover): but, said tommy and ray's attorneys, it was the assistant prosecutor who concocted a stor

jan, thank you and paul goodman. jan, thank you very much for coming in. thank you for having me. durham union won't agree to the student union's terms and conditions of presenting at the freshers fair. isn't the student union right to be able to say if you don't sign up, we won't have you.7 >> up, we won't have you? >> well, actually, the durham union has gone out of its way to try to get itself back into the good books of the students union. so it has actually partaken in some training programmes. it's made appointments to its committee in line with what was previously being demanded of it by the student union. but at each point where they comply, something new is brought in. so i suspect there's more of a campaign actually , by the student union actually, by the student union to delegitimize the durham union from campus and to sort of marginalise them as somehow unacceptable people to be part of the, of the, of the campus life. >> and are we sure this is about free speech? because i was at oxford union and oxford university and belonged to the oxford union, and the student unio

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issues including automation of the docks ff deal is not reached by then jan january 15 the 62% wage pulled from the table vice president kamala harris voiced support for the port workers this week but here's what the workers had to say yesterday when asked on the program if they plan to sport, the heroes of the presidential election. >> it is interesting kamala harris has taken aside i wonder if they support kamala harris. >> i asked that question, maria bartiromo back in the studio said we had a presidential election going on and i hate to bring this up but you support your union, vice president harris supports the strike, she wanted to know how many folks support vice president harris. maria: there you go not one hand went up in the exchange, i would get to take john lonski. >> that tells you there's not a great deal of support for kamala harris among the union rank and file that is for sure, can i make a comment on the wage increase that's amazing 62% over six years an average annual increase of 10%, don't tell me that inflation is necessarily dead let's take into consideration r

to the saints of ruzhany, pope jan paul ii said: “it is timely for the long-standing tradition, the holysa malitvay, what a sablіva spryya yadnannyu sam'i. sam'ya, what a prayer for the people of ruzhany, further havoryts pantyfecta, the paein chynas know create the atmosphere at home in nazareth yesusa is at the center, with irritating joy and blessings, i will take the ruzhanets from your hands, seized dad, nana cover the berries... smoldering of the holy scripture, in harmony with the liturgy, in the kantekstse shtodzonnaga life. brothers and sisters, mother of god, we hear our requests. yana is evil, i’m telling you my little story about ours. yes, we can’t say at all, no, if we want to ask for yagon matsi. our heavenly mother is asking us for a little time in ruzhany, the mighty supernatural of evil, if only... we can be saved. with all the little things we pray for from bagarodzitsai, we can attribute the great gift of change to the heart and mind. kali we pray on the skin of the people of ruzhany, then the dzyakuyuchy hetay malitve can cause an adhilic amount of trouble and an amo

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as a former attorney and now deputy director of ada programs for the pacific ada center, jan garrett has been interpreting and training others on ada law for over 25 years. we showed her video of marlene performing the task. the family says they trained her to do. it does seem as if that is a task that the dog does, is to keep the child from running out into the street. that is a service dog that is not an emotional support animal. does the student have to be assessed by the school or the district on this disability before using a service dog? no. you don't get to ask about the handler's disability. you don't get to ask to see the animal do the task, because it might not be time to do the task. for now, the family has not brought the dog back to school and continues to walk their son, holding him as tight as they can until they reach his classroom. jan garrett says when it comes to service animals, there are only two questions that should be asked. is this animal needed because of a disability, and what task or work does it do? she says families are not legally required to give schoo

so, you are an officer, jan, there are losses in war, consider it a military operation.are right, you cannot be happy, you cannot live with anyone, even with yourself, only with your work. the child needs a father, and i need one. hello, zinaina sergeevna, my condolences, well, condolences now. there will be a lot, here are personal things. strange engravers, do you know how much this watch alone costs, empty, however, he died quickly, yes. "andrey and i have been together for almost 30 years, set the table for tea, sergeevna, i understand, you it's hard now, but it's easier to find criminals while the trail is still hot, but stop it, lyosha, while the trail is still hot, you studied with me." you have a dog, after all, andrei bogdanovich was a hunter, yes, a dog in the forestry, somehow we're not sitting right, let's drink vodka, what a woman, another one would do, and this is vodka, for the repose of the soul, andrei bogdanovich, she told me that seppa khakenin has a thing for you, so be kinder to him, i need to know how the investigation will go, noskov will eat me al

colleen jan mohammad. and you are basically in charge of the all the events that are coming our way. tell us who you're with and tell us what you're preparing for. yeah. so we're so excited as a jan mohammed from the bay area host committee in charge of three amazing events coming to the bay in the next couple of years. nba all star game in february, super bowl 60 and the fifa world cup. i got to be honest, i'm nervous today. it's game day, so i'm trying to think about both of those things, the big events coming up and then game day tonight. it's very glamorous what you're in charge of here, but what's your biggest concern? is there one big concern? is it security. is it traffic? is it the field conditions? what's what's what stresses you out at night. yeah. no, not a lot of concerns because we have such great partners. we have partners with all the teams in the bay area, and we have such a great opportunity to do something that no one has ever done before. no one has hosted a super bowl and a fifa world c

you have the jan 6th speech and the guy who was convicted for defying the jan 6th committee and he comes out of prin that same day and the msg puerto rican thing and fat joe at the super bowl and a bill crystal reference sprinkled in? we don't write the stories. we just report on them and as i sometimes say around here, as if that weren't enough, we have another individual who has a thing or two to say about this and who has been navigating political news and media life for well over many decades, geraldo rivera who also worked at fox news and trump official olivia choi is back with me in 90 seconds. i is back with me in 90 seconds have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi,... ...feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 1

these individuals who say jan 6 was a breaking point.r domestic disputes and still walk it back or go back to trump or jd vance, rising to prominence as a self declared never trumper and now literally being on the ticket. do you think voters should take that into account? does that say something negative about donald trump that there is so much transactional sort of political loyalty but so little consistency. >> i think people are fed up with politics period, ari, on both sides. i don't know who pointed out whether it was gordon or peter, you know, i've got a list here of all the switches that kamala harris has had. you know, she was for the new green deal. now she's not. she was against fracking. now she's for it. she didn't like the wall, now she's for it. i think in many respects people are tired of this politics. >> >> yeah. >> people are frustrated the choices we have, whether for trump or harris. i join that crowd. i'm frustrated with the choices we're facing in this election. as i said, i'm not going to go for trump. in terms of

tatyana bodrova, jan machielski, the first channel. our hockey incredible boris mikhailov today 80 two-timepic champion, eight-time world champion, ten-time champion of the soviet union, the best scorer of national championships, 428 goals, and this this record, most of the sports career boris mikhailov dedicated to the club cska, there in the sixties he was invited by the great anatoly tarasov, then the same famous trio appeared. mikhailov, petrov, kharlamov, it is simply impossible to stop them, a throw, a goal! a legendary personality and what is still a myth, and what is true after the super series in 1972 , they told the canadians that fights with the saw blade were not only on the ice, mikhailov denies this, but what about?

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when our uncle 's life was in danger, that is, hazrat ruqiya jan, that is, for example, what happened to our uncle hazrat zainab's life, that children . i swear to god, these are my two sons let's continue on this path and this is how they describe the operation of sadeq's promise. they are firing rockets. we are so happy. tonight, i said, thank god, the hearts of the shiites and the hearts of the muslims are happy. i felt proud that, alhamdulillah, the islamic republic of iran did something that made the hearts of the martyrs happy and made the imam of the time happy. the resistance front cannot be stopped, it will never be closed, the resistance based on the islamic front will never be closed never islam. end of this news section and thank you for your cooperation. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o believers in all parts of the world, peace be upon you and may god have mercy on him and his blessings . or a high floor and a prayer for the poor or sayyid. al-anqi or qa'idna al-ataqi or ajmal waits with the truth, he leads the day of the law, or thaghri muha

keith morrison: why would anybody want to shoot jan?

the australian came from a set down to beat germany's jan—lennard struff and will face italy's flavio knocked out britain's cameron norrie. the american had been unhappy about being penalised for a time violation but came through 6—4, 7—6 and will play italy's matteo berrettini next. over the last few days, we've been highlighting all five of the nominees for the bbc women's footballer of the year. now, it's the turn of usa and portland thorns player sophia smith. she won olympic gold at paris 2024 and also lifted the concacaf gold cup earlier this year, having been awarded the nwsl golden boot in 2023. ijust remember seeing the ball hit the back of the net. i kind of blacked out a little bit. it was a lot of emotions. we did it, we are about to play for a gold medal. i was feeling a bit nervous for the game just because of how important it was, how big of a game it was. i remember leading up to the goal, feeling like we will win this game. i don't know how, i don't know who will put the ball on the back of the net but we will win this game and you could feel that collectively. —— col

informed by the name of the students actually back to the, in a way that, you know, adhere to the, the jan physicals for us. you know, it's a prostate you received nice by supports and what needs to exist. i need to facilitate the work of the major organizations most. it's important to ensure that all the color scheme has to go society organizations, small movements that work on to provide these health services protection services specially for more than anything else. continue to be able to receive the support they need a task of action in my table. i can leave it as the saw from action. i thank you. so joining in the discussion this morning, here's some of the other stories making headlines around the world around his executed a 69 year old man with german or radian citizenship jump sheet from mass was kidnapped into by a rainy and security forces in 2020 and convicted on terrorist charges related to a deadly attack on a most gonna run. his family always disputed the allegations. the german government has condemned his execution. at least impact is done so on identifying government. if k

jan van eck is the chief executive of the global investment firm van eck and joins us from new york.ut us consumers? pepsi is a high quality company, it has competitive advantages, and i don't think we can read too much into the earnings this quarter, because sales were actually up in the us and europe, that is the kind of performance you expect from pepsi, low growth but expanding profit margins, but it is the rest of the world, the falloff has been more interesting to me, and maybe we could talk about china and the rest of the world. as far as the us market is concerned, pepsi's stock is fairly priced and i think it might be up a little bit now. the market is taking this in stride. in terms of us consumers, the way we look at it from a macro perspective, the last stimulus plan in the us was about $2 trillion but it is already 2021, a long time from now, so it makes sense to look at the consumer because the government stimulus is rolling off. l115 the government stimulus is rolling off-— rolling off. us markets are rebounding _ rolling off. us markets are rebounding after _ rolling

jan islam international was and is with the people of the hezbollah ummah and the people of islamic iranthe oppressed of gaza, palestine and lebanon, and tomorrow they will hold their own protest rally against the crimes of the zionist regime in imam hussein's ritual square and throughout islamic iran. these reactions will continue , mr. doctor. etamadi, we mentioned a discussion in this part of the conversation with you and your analysis we found out about the series of assassinations carried out by the zionist regime in order to achieve its goals in the field and in the military arena , but the question is, where will the zionist regime take the future in the face of this series of assassinations ? in fact, he assassinated the leaders of islamic jihad, hezbollah, lebanese and hamas, but these assassinations are now based on the 2,700 previous assassinations that he carried out during the past 75 years, 75 years ago . in fact, the growth of the mojahedin axis of resistance in different fields in different countries it increased, as mentioned, the motivation for resistance increased, the

i think she's just such a greatolinspiration sentiment was echoed the jan community, with many youngirls now s even more inspir attend a valkyrie gall right, oto the weather.milo ofri after raking across last n. >> yes, but so much devastation. let's get to abc seven news mete patel for the latehya. >> yeah, it brought catastrophic damage to parts of fl me show you li doppler seven. a hurricane. it was downgraded hours ago. it's post-tropical at advisory a few hours ago. you can see it's moved off shore. i do want to show you, though, the wind advisory that still remains. so they're still continuing to deal with some of the damage there. numerous reports of storm relatedt w we'o rain. righnoit's out over the on atlantic. i do want to show you some of the stats. this o is for the record books. it made last night, as you know, as a cat. three 120 mil h0 ranged from three incheso nearly 19in at saint petersburg, not only daily recor but saiy dw daily record for of the outbreak of 38to sur w over sek park, an still with that is obviously a devastating situation. our weather pictu much 39

with me is jan egeland, secretary general of the norwegian refugee council.just seen more we have just seen more forces at play, but i want to ask about antony he has arrived, leavened that he has now made, what do you realistically think he can achieve? because he has been ineffectual so far. he has, been ineffectual so far. he has. but — been ineffectual so far. he has, but we're _ been ineffectual so far. he: has, but we're hopeful. we desperate, really. in many years, we have not seen the kind of bombardment in a heavily populated besieged enclave filled with mostly women and children over such a long period of time. and then the united states, with western allies, not even able to enable humanitarian relief into a place that is besieged by their ally henchman netanyahu, to whom they give indiscriminate arms for an indiscriminate campaign. you cannot really make it up. and the rest of the world, big business are shaking their hands for this industrial style hypocrisy, occupation in ukraine is very wrong, and we are all condemning it, so how come there is

figures under his leadership, and now the outgoing, or rather, the resigned nato secret service agent jan stoltenberg has stated that even 2%, in his opinion, is not enough. in his last interview in office, he also called on skeptical european governments to do everything possible to convince donald trump to maintain us support for ukraine if he wins the elections in november. whoever is elected president. of the united states in november. i think that for it is important for european allies to engage with the united states to ensure their continued support for ukraine. over the past 10 years, while jens stoltenberg has served as nato secretary general, the alliance has grown from 23 to 32 countries. we have gone from providing minor assistance to ukraine in 2014 to providing major support now, including its coordination by nato with the new command in germany, so nato has changed. stoltenberg has now expressed regret in his interview that when he took over the leadership of the organization in 2014, he did not insist on the fact that the allies immediately began to intensively arm ukrain

today is that we have the seventh week of the premier football league , with four matches of hamed jan, due to the fact that we are in the elite league, the second division of asia, where tractor sepahan is, we have the champions league, and for the same reason league matches are held in 3 parts, 3 parts, 3 days, which are four games now it's been a week like this , we have three games, four games today, three games tomorrow and one game between tractor and foolad on sunday , and in the most important games on saturday, press police will face chador melo press police, who are performing in the champions league. the first game was half as good, with the bad luck factor in the second game, he was able to overcome thakur's loss in the same way, and in the derby, i brought shahr, who brought esteghlal and his conditions compared to his traditional rival. esteghlalian, with the change of giving sohrab bakhtiar temporarily, considered more than 10 options of hamed for the head coach of esteghlal. the condition of esteghlal should be clarified as soon as possible, so that esteghlal, the best

israeli enemy launched an air aggression with three missiles from the direction of occupied syrian jan and targeted residential and commercial b commercial building in the densely populated neighborhood, this aggression led to the martom of seven civilians including children and women and the injury of 11 others as initial tool and cause significant material damage to pr property in the surrounding area, they're still working so so far they're still working to rescue other people or search for other people. us israel genocide in gaza continues unabated with israely military pounding the blockaded territory with deadly air and artillery strikes and one of the latest attacks, an entire family of nine palestinians were killed in israeli air strike on the shuja neighborhood east of gaza city. several were also killed after israel war planes bombed vehicle in the nucerat. refugee camp in central gaza. israel bombing of a residential building in alburaid refugee camp also left fatalities and in southern gaza nearly 10 people were killed in israely bombing of a group of civilians in rafa. acc

see, if i go in on jan 6, i'm looking for hawley, josh hawley.e's fast. he's fast. you're quick. you're quick. you're doing this. so you're following hawley all the way in, right? you're following hawley. and you know, he knows how to get in, how to get out. he knows where people are hiding. yeah. - he's fast, quick. and he's tall, too. so any shrapnel you know? it's flying by, but i'm following him all the way. he's booking. oh here's the merch now. you got to see the merch. let's do it. do you think he could get a pee stream going that hard and that high? i hope so. i call bullshit. that's a stiletto. yeah. perfect for, like, the niece or the nephew who needs a stiletto. yeah, that's a switchblade. and it's got a brass knuckles, basically, yeah? there's a rescue knife and seatbelt cutter. seatbelt cutter. there's a weird detail, which is once you have both of these, you can have all the merch. you know what i mean? [laughs] not yours. not yours. some people are armed. some people. ok. i'm shocked people have an issue with you selling this stuff

the fissure on jan 6 relates to all this because it's do you want to be in the democracy business orctator business? and he sort of has his cute or maga answers to that. but this isn't rhetoric. this is what he did with a dictator. how do you see that affecting either the people in that orbit and ultimately the voters who may still be trump curious and may have memory holed some of how he really governed in these crises? >> yeah. i mean, it's so concerning to me just given it clearly shines the light on how close they are. the fact that even in woodward's book we know they've talked at minimum seven times since trump left office. and this is all at a time when putin was invading ukraine. so what was trump talking about on the phone with him? was he undermining u.s. foreign policy and the job of president biden by having these conversations secretly with putin? i mean, who knows what they were discussing? and then i think too for the republicans who will defend donald trump still and will still support him despite this cozy relationship he has with our adversary, vladimir putin, i thi

income funds. 3981 billion tomans of profit was deposited into the shareholders' accounts in the se jan system. according to the announcement of the central depository, in the second week of mehr , more than 2,422,000 shareholders' current profits in the amount of more than 39.8 billion tomans were deposited into the shareholders' accounts in the sehjam system. in this period of time, more than 32 billion and 960 million tomans of industrial interest and preemptive rights have been paid to more than 499 and 458 shareholders. from raising capital to stopping some symbols and disclosing information with hemit mossadegh group a, some symbols in 15 stock and non-stock exchange symbols will hold their ordinary and extraordinary general assembly in the coming week. vejami westcup and flami symbols were suspended for holding the annual general assembly and for the purpose of electing board members and statutory auditors at the end of trading on the 14th of mehr. due to non-compliance with the procedure for the acceptance of securities in the tehran stock exchange in the symbol of the three wis

my hair becomes darker when i am near you, i now have some kind of armenian name, you will be ilya janw... do you think what is hidden behind these windows, behind the window there is a bathtub, a bathtub, yes, i can imagine a bathtub where you could lie down, relax, especially since there is a beautiful view of nature, you understand yes, they all want to lie down there. no, i love it with candles too, but i won't lay claim to my mother's room, it seems to me that diana is still my father's star, she did something with my father's work, yes, i really hope so, then i'm ready for a storm of emotions, yes, let's go, guys, for this storm, hurray, yes, oh, ay, look at this chest of drawers, christie, look, mom, you come here, look, oh, what beauty, colin, papi, this is a work of art, yes, this is a new star, another one, now you have it here, in your house, what beauty, oh, how good, you can now sit by the fireplace like this, the way i like it. look how juicy this pomegranate is, it's as if we've entered some hotel, how beautiful, this is some kind of luxury room, somewhere yes, we have a

professor jan noll, san jose state lecturer and the founder of no heatstroke.org. thanks for the time, sir. thank you. today, the community of pajaro in monterey county held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new levee project. the construction comes after flood waters caused the pajaro river levee to breach in march of last year. several hundred homes were flooded. the new project will include the u.s. army corps of engineers. they say it will significantly reduce flooding risks in pajaro, along with the neighboring city of watsonville and surrounding agricultural areas in the southeast. crews are still working to find missing people after hurricane helene devastated several states. at least 160 people are now confirmed dead. fox's caroline elliott is in north carolina, where people are still facing shortages of water and electricity. >> president joe biden and vice president kamala harris are getting a firsthand look at some of the devastation in the southeast today. this comes as crews are still working to restore power in this area. as the search continues for tho

the 2% gdp figure under his leadership, and now the outgoing, or rather resigned nato agent secretary janberg said that even 2%, in his opinion, is an insufficient figure, in his last interview in office he so... also called on skeptical european governments to do everything possible to convince donald trump to maintain us support for ukraine if he wins the elections in november. whoever is elected president of the united states in november. i think it is important for european allies to engage with the united states to ensure that they continue to support ukraine. over the last 10 years that jen stoltenberg has served as nato secretary general, the alliance has grown from 23 to 32 countries. we have gone from providing minor assistance to ukraine in 2014 to providing major support now, including its coordination. on the american m777 howitzer, judging by which, of course, the ukrainian armed forces are armed, here, judging by open sources, one such howitzer costs over 3 million dollars, so it was destroyed by a precise strike of the northern group of troops, a camouflaged firing position

jan islam and the winners of these operations have been chosen. this sign of three leaves a palm tree and the dome of the khorramshahr community mosque and the flag of the islamic republic of iran are formed. the examination of the plan to amend the law of islamic councils and elections continued in the open session of the majlis. based on the resolution of the parliament, the candidates to participate in the council elections will be tested. the spokesman of the country's internal affairs and councils commission said on the sidelines of the review of this plan that the current term of the country's councils will not be seven years and the elections of the councils will be held at the appointed time. before today's public meeting, issues related to the qonyar system were explained in a private meeting. currently 12300 rules in the list of rules. this there is a country that will be reduced to 3 thousand laws by using this system and in the context of artificial intelligence. in his speech, referring to on-account payments in the form of the implem

gdp figure under his leadership, and now the outgoing, or rather the resigned nato agent secretary jannberg has stated that even 2%, in his opinion, is an insufficient figure, in his last interview in office he also... urged skeptical european governments to do everything they can to persuade donald trump to maintain us support for ukraine if he wins the election in november. whoever is elected president of the united states in november, i think it is important for european allies to engage with the us to ensure that they continue to support ukraine. over the past 10 years, that jen stoltenberg.

but yet somehow he had the credibility to then investigate jan. sixth. so this is a long history of people not certifying elections when they have issue with them all the way back to 04 when they said the voting machines, democrat said the voting machines and colluding nancy pelosi we'll see in ohio malfunction and swung that then swing state towards president bush. so let's not pretend like this started in 2020. and let's not pretend that the democrats haven't repeatedly not certified elections and are even given themselves and out to not certify this one. >> well congressman you and i have spoken about this issue before, frankly, and was six days ago, many are concerned about putting a kind of political cart before the horse talking about certifying when the candidates need to be still making their closing arguments and trying to persuade voters to vote for them. in the interest of that. let's move to the fact that the new york times report or extent former vice president mike pence actually told a crowd that he will never support the harris-walz ticke

yes, this is correct, otherwise, the backbone of humanitarian response inside gaza and jan to bring innd famine conditions in gaza and israeli military goes back and starts another military campaign and is the third military campaign in north gaza and it is dire circumstances and we are focused on people who are not able to find food and everything in north gaza has closed because of safety concerns and real safety concerns and real safety concerns and real safety concerns and folks are not, folks are out of place in around 50 or 60% of them have been damaged. 70% of the oceans have been damaged and folks are not finding much locally and to the aid is not coming in outside and it's not being delivered and it's causing a lot of people to have starvation, especially kids. we have had this for a while but it has gotten worse since october and this complicates conditions for folks and in addition to this, drones and various military weapons firing good people in north gaza. truth? good people in north gaza. why is the aid not _ good people in north gaza. why is the aid not getting there? i

which is a very strange -- keep playing the jan six card. >> jessica: i will.e who went support of him. it's not about jessica tarlov hates donald trump. this was about corey gonzales. >> greg: democrat of the last 16 years, it's all on trump. but it's trump. >> jessica: we have to have him come here and pick our cro crops? >> jesse: pick our crops. breaking of the country and pick crops, that your argument? they are guest workers, they are work permits most of them. they are seasonal workers. you can do it legally. great rebranding by trump. >> jessica: you are going with "day of love?" >> judge jeanine: like your summer of love and 2020 when they burn down the city. >> jesse: i want to know what kamala harris is promising hispanics. she has lax welfare. she's promised college kids loan a lot. she has promised women abortions. she's promised white dudes -- i guess we just get to be called real men. she is promising illegals free changes, hotel rooms. amnesty. she hasn't promised anything to hispanic americans. why is that? they are hard workers and they keep y

for the second time in two weeks, jan holman evacuating her home of 18 years, in the historic fishing village of cortez, florida. what did the neighborhood look like after helene? >> it's kind of heartbreaking. >> reporter: hurricane helene flooded her home with nearly three feet of water. helene did so much damage here, and now, here comes milton. what's that like? that one-two punch? >> it's like, are you kidding me? how can that happen? we're just praying that something changes at the last minute. >> reporter: her trunk now packed to the brim, evacuating again. david, we just arrived at this gas station, one of the few in sarasota with any fuel left, but it is drying up quickly, and this line is only growing as the window to evacuate quickly closes. david? >> david: let's hope those families get the gas they need. victor oquendo, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist jiginger zee. ginger, i know you've been studying the latest forecast in from the hurricane center. how big do they think the hurricane will actually be when it hits? >> reporter: yeah, looks like landfall,

ademÁs, realizaron varios ataques en la zona de jan yunis, en la franja de gaza, donde fallecieron 51segunda vez beirut, cobrando la vida de seis personas y dejando 11 heridas. israel asegura que habrÁ repercusiones por el ataque con misiles de irÁn. cambiando de tema, el presidente biden visiÓo las carolinas y la vicepresidenta harris, georgia, para ver de primera mano la devastaciÓn causada por el huracÁn eileen, que con al menos 189 muertos ya es el mÁs letal en estados unidos. despuÉs de katrina en 2005, la distribuciÓn de agua potable, alimentos y medicamentos a comunidades afectadas se ha visto truncada por el colapso de carreteras y por esta razÓn los socorristas estÁn utilizando mulas. betsy badell llegÓ hoy hasta tennessee, donde las autoridades locales investigan si a los trabajadores de una fÁbrica de plÁsticos no los dejaron salir a tiempo. incluso estÁn analizando las llamadas al 911 para determinar si hubo alguna barrera con el idioma. veamos. >> mi hija estaba gritando con visible dolor y frustraciÓn. >> doÑa leticia reynoso exige respuestas por parte de las autoridades

time to remind parents and pet owners not to leave their kids or dogs in the car, heat stroke expert jan noll says in the first ten minutes after turning off a car, temperatures can shoot up 20 degrees well over 100 degrees. it's heat that children and toddlers can't handle because their internal temperatures rise 3 to 5 times faster than adults. >> 90 degrees today in some places in the bay area may be even hotter. we're looking at 135 plus, and those are just not survivable temperatures for an adult, but especially for a child. >> an average of 37 children die each year from heat stroke after being attended or unattended. that is, in a car or a vehicle track. the heat wave with the abc seven bay area app. you can follow the forecast with the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses, as i mentioned, and find tips to stay cool. new developments now a legal victory today for president joe biden's student loan forgiveness program. a federal judge will allow a lawsuit and restraining order against the program to expire, clearing the way for it to continue. the judge says the

it was 6064 by jan, which knew was telling me what you did. you know how to reach you at this number and you said this is what was going to do just deal with those mean, you just don't to go there and they just bring up stuff to show up for the affordable for, you know, that's really a part of the question that needs to be looked into the status of the this is the what was the issues, the one on the other much it is up to somebody on the when it isn't on the hill. yeah. the moment you're from the number of my meal took, some of the move itself to be a lot to move. this person is the 1st name. yes. to thomas the manual and you'd think is the news of that. all the new car, it does not get so suited. so there's one thing, this the what the, the point some examples of 2 minutes of get lots of the show the most. so that's cool. the community, if you and the 1st come on in 2000 and people were taken captive, and so just the cranium troops forced many of them into trucks and took them to ukraine. returning the whole process on video present as would

. >> is old news the jan sixth, the deal has been in the market forever. >> this rhetoric from people saying trump is a nazi. in a fascist, in the market forever do you really want to spend your closing statements on old stuff that's are really needled into 45% of the country that hates something that old news also now running to the problem, it would be old news of he was not running to be president more about nazi trump than the cost of gasoline, your rent, and the protein you buy that literally the that's a losing argument. >> the argument is, you should care more about whether the president of the united states is a fascist and admires nazis than you should about the beliefs that you don't think that's a lot of americans, i leave i don't think so. i really. >> i think the argument is you should care if he's a nazi. you should care if he's pro, all sorts of other authoritarian like viktor orban and, and you know, i've putin and various others that's all relevant. but even if you don't care about those things, even if you're more interested in pocketbook issues, he's still not going

greg morgan heard the commotion just before 10 thursday morning at this apartment complex on jan away in tampa. ryan, i saw car in the pool. and i yelled to her and i said to somebody in the car just said, i don't know. and walked over to the edge. saw the woman in the car. that's when morgan rushed to help the driver the car with sinking. he had the wherewithal luckily to undo the seatbelt and also to open up her windows. >> she i reached for her. i couldn't get her for at first. she said maybe i should go to the other side said and i said no. stay here with me. and then i went to open the door and the car started to very, very fast. so at that point, i i had mini panic and i said i'm just going to grab her temper on. police assisted the fire department for much of the morning. police say the driver hit the gas by mistake and drove into the pool. >> the driver was not injured and refused to be taken to the hospital. she knew that that she had pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake by mistake. up here. >> and she >> told me that you remember to put down the windows and take off th