julia: good. [applause] this is a question for governor hobbs, governor kelly, and governor lujan grisham. arizona and kansas have passed some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country. your citizens are having to travel for abortion care to colorado and california, but also to new mexico. how are you working with governor lujan grisham and other states to get these women the care that they need? >> we started by issuing an executive order to protect patients and providers from prosecution for seeking care out of state. that was really critical. we also made contraception available over-the-counter, an important thing for people to have access to. [applause] and we were going to have the chance in november to make abortion protected in our state constitution. [applause] so following kansas's great lead te protect abortion rights after dobbs. the fact is that we are under an extreme restriction in arizona. women who get pregnant don't have access to the care that they need. we are surrou

>> julia: yes.g. >> julia: i think you mean a couch and i'm sure he's made love to many a couch. >> stephen: a sleeper sofa. "veep" use the harsh treatment of women in politics as a jumping off point. for many of its brilliant moments. is there a favorite scene that captured that aspect of washington for you? >> julia: yes. there was a moment on "veep" in which the guy who played -- he had many different roles on my staff. at one point, he was my press secretary, mike mcclintock played by the brilliant chicagoan matt walsh, by the way. and he came to me with a speech and the speech began "as a woman." and i looked at him and i said first of all, "as a woman," i'm not going to start a speech with "as a woman." because i can't identify as a woman. men hate that. and women who hate women hate that, which is most women. so yes, the show made a lot of fodder about -- >> stephen: my favorite part about that line was the line you left out. "i can't say 'as a woman.' people can't know that." >> julia: oh, i

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i'm julia. so i'm still said watch out judge. there's a conflict between are y'all constitution in the us village? well, because you go, no, i mean this is, this is you, i'm going to get a bed julia assigned to you. i, i, you know, i, i think he would have had to size. i'm thinking and he's very deliberate and very thoughtful about things like that that he wants to say and, and frame things around around the things that he thinks are important. so i have a trust julian, i have faith and he's, yeah, he's ability to raise and make these determinations. but it was nerve wracking. i was watching live the actual many, many people out there were watching the log footage and, and just hoping that it was all going to go through because, you know, i'm not sure how i really trust the united states and the justice system. but they were starting, diplomats there with him the u. k. commissioner steven smith, the ex prime minister catalan's. right. right. they oh yes, sorry. the u. k. i guys you said it was training and the mattress. yes. that

that's my understanding from what barry polak. julia. it doesn't matter if somebody else has it already. well, it was a dead man switch file. well, i guess so, but you know, it was an instruction from the courts to julie and in which he likes to destroy any, any of those falls that hadn't, hadn't been published published already. i mean, interestingly, when julian lift this after he was given permission to leave sweden after answering questions in relation to into this a 6, it was from his political asylum. yes. yeah. and so at the, at that time he's bags went missing when he took that flight from sweden to the united kingdom. and that those, those bags actually had even more of the chelsea many lake that never sold a lot of di, including some of the very well known messic has in, in afghanistan. so the video though, so those are things that you know, will never, will never say from this lake that will never know about. and so the historical impacted wiki leaks is, speaks for itself really in, in what it was able to achieve over the use.

julia manchester there, at the hill. good to have you on, julia.he uk — the prime minister has been holding the second emergency meeting in two days after another night of violence and unrest on the streets in parts of the country. in the last couple of hours the head of the metropolitan police — the uk's biggest police force — was seen arriving at whitehall for that meeting. his force has said anyone who plans to breed disorder will face the full force of the law. shabnam chaudhri is a former detective superintendent at the met police. very good to have you with us. you will have watched what has been going on in the uk, and england over the past week now. shabnam, with all your years of policing experience, i just want to begin by getting your reaction to these riots and what weve been seeing for over a week now. shocking and unprecedented, never experienced anything like this. really difficult for the police to manage, but managing they are, doing the best they possibly can, significant number of arrests, a number of charges that are going to th

julia ainsley joins us live. julia, did the fbi reveal anything else about the gunman's activity online? >> reporter: tom, the fbi says they analyzed his activity back to 2019 when he was researching how to make homemade bombs

and so more on this, on to end by default, these political correspondent, julia so daily julia, normally state elections in jeremy don't really get that much attention, particularly abroad. but it's very different this time isn't this? yes, and that's because we expect these elections to deliver on the unprecedented result in germany, unless the pulls are completely wrong, which we don't think is the case. it is likely that the far right a of the party will come in 1st in the state of teresa and it is currently in the polls. net connect for the 1st place in facts and need to. and that would mean that for the 1st time since the nazi era for a party in germany would win a state or national election. and that is quite a big piece of news. now, that wouldn't mean automatically, that the a, a c would go into governments. that is because of the other parties that are going to be elected into the parliament have vowed not to form any kind of alliance with the. if you do not want to cooperate with the a if the in a, what is called the firewall to sort of protect the german democracy in the germa

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julia: it very well could.teresting in the trump campaign statement responding to the walz pick, they described him as a wannabe san francisco liberal, so still trying to tie him to california. but i talked to some republicans who said, look, walz -- and democrats -- is such a down to earth, affable person, what we would call midwestern nice in the united states. we know a loof elections come down to policy, but it is also about personality. one republican i was talking with said, look, if this election comes down to policy and the voters see how progressive harris and walz are, that could turn them off. however, if they see how affable tim walz is, if they see the chemistry between these two candidates, that could in turn persuade them to vote for them. but there is going to be this rush to define tim walz. i think of a recent poll -- i can't remember which outlet he came from -- showed 70, 75% of americans aren't familiar with him. this will be a major introduction. helena: and could that be a good thing, i w

hi, my name is julia, i came from the south and brought a piece of the warmth of the sun, i hope ournication will be just as sunny and warm, i really want children i hope you will make the right choice, very nice, yes, you look great, thank you, julia 33 years old, director of city events, lives in city. dreams of a big house, warns that she gets very nervous when someone touches her curtains. julia had a hard time finding the strength to return to her unfaithful husband, but decided to stop his choice on his mistress, a few days later he announced to her that there would be no place for humiliation. hello, glad to see you. your ex-unfaithful promised you, what to hope that in a relationship with stanislav it was not you who returned to him? the dress is simple, look how rustic it is, we do not call names like that, well, he started walking, stopped with to communicate with me, stopped walking with the child, put a password on the phone on the phone the smell of someone else's perfume, no, the smell of someone else's perfume, i noticed, classic, i said, have you fallen in love with a

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have you thought about it, julia?, yes, i thought, that maybe such a situation happened, maybe mom went somewhere wrong, well, i kept changing my mind, maybe there was some pressure on her from her relatives. and did you try to look for a biological storage facility on your own in july? i looked for it on my own. social networks, i entered the data that my adoptive mother told me, these are spirin sergey and spirina svetlana, the city of engels. there are no similar people with such a last name, first name was. and now why do you want to find your biological family? i want to know my roots, just look at my parents, say. thank you for life. and what, julia, drives you more? resentment, or the desire to know the reason why you became unnecessary? resentment, all the resentment has passed, everything has already healed, to find out the reason why it happened, why they did this, maybe there are brothers and sisters, look, haven't you really thought about. that if they wanted to find you, they would have done it a long tim

julia ainsley joins us live. julia, did the fbi reveal anything else about the gunman's activity online? >> reporter: tom, the fbi said they analyzed the shooter's online activity going back to 2019 when even then he was researching how to make homemade bombs, and that 30 days prior to the shooting, he made more than 60 searches related to biden and trump, tom. >> all right, julia ainsley leading us off. julia, we thank you. >>> we want to turn overseas now to israel's massive new military operation. this one in the occupied west bank, the biggest in decades. hundreds of israeli troops have carried out raids in several west bank cities killing at least ten people. matt bradley has the late details. >> reporter: tonight israeli troops opening a fresh new front launching a sprawling raid into the occupied west bank. one of the largest assaults on the palestinian territory in over 20 years. it started overnight with israeli air strikes. "we felt like something came down on us from the sky, and there was an explosion

so those brought time and very united at last with that families dw political correspondent, julia. so daily, she's following the story for us here in berlin. julia, there was a lot of opposition here in germany to releasing vadim crossteck of what changed. i don't think there is one in single thing that changed the brought to the german government to read to go ahead with the deal. i think it was a longer process of convincing the german government that it was a necessary to release funding. cassie calls to go ahead with a deal. obviously, the german government and chancellor olive shots were in a big dilemma on the one hand, the need to assert the state's interest to keep this person in jail. he was convicted to a life sentence for the murder of another person while he was acting. the judges here believe on the orders of, of letting me a, put in and on the other hand, to secure and guarantee the safety, the life and the freedom of the people who were prisoners and russia, and bella roost, and that included in german citizens. so obviously a direct interest from the german governme

most of went back to a julia and then decided to return. tell me a little bit about the that i think of someone who has must us, how bits, i'll put soon to see it in germany. if i happen to be found to be paid, the sense of the young gets in, in germany, in my julia, i would love to be able to do that. but because i don't have such opportunities, then i am that you know, or that option done to move back to germany and look for a job. yeah. but you're not speaking theoretically you because when you moved back tonight, julia, you actually attempted to find a job. how did that work out for you? yeah, to be honest, i couldn't get the job i wanted because someone does to do most magic's. everybody thinks everybody from the community, the things i'm supposed to teach or work somewhere in the bank, which was where i worked before i did you have any for me? i must as so i had to come back and look for the real job. yeah. somebody else who has a similar experience is fresh us has actually talked to precious like, oh buck are here. you also move back

the julia could definitely go spell tomorrow as you'll get the kids giving the special. he has no good. and really, as though i've been in a month and you know, i spent this time of year, julia can see how we will know that email has been so wherever is tourism heading, we've seen that the sector revenues are clearly on the rise. but the rump money compared to stick us the most sustainable tourism, while some initiative, some policy decisions all amazing and the right direction, we at least couldn't find a strong trend towards a truly sustainable sectoral business. what do you think? come the tourism sect to become genuinely sustainable. we'd love to hear your thoughts and the comments the big problem is not that killing us, and the government is doing nothing to stop doing. that's what i can't imagine is going to try to that when you, when your child risk, your life for political change, it needs to be stronger. positions doesn't change. everything now which i'm forced to suspend or do you stand on fled simply 90 that has been just us and then next on d, w gets ready fo

i'll be juneed by julia, retired colonel, alexander vindman.conference in february, where we heard the devastating news. alexei navalny's wife was speaking there and died at that same time. i thought the same thing would happen because that's the fate that many opposition leaders may meet. are you surprised that he was released? >> i wasn't surprised. and because he's a well-known opposition figure in russia especially in the west where you have had him on this program and on your own program many times where he is really a silver tongued brilliant man with an unshakable moral compass. given the long prison sentence that he got 25 years, which is the stalling era. i'm not surprised, given that there were russian citizens included in the opposition figures that were included. but yeah, initially i thought it would be paul whelan and evan gershkovich. the fact the russian opposition figures were included at all is a surprise. i also want to call attention to another person who was released today from a russian penal colony. she was a young artist

julia, what do you have to share? with us, so while army in the last smaller towns, you peripheries, the the russian army captured a key location in kurska that is along a major, supply and and transportation route, at the same time, it's becoming more and more clear that the ukrainian army is not able to really hold. its invasion in kursk um as shown by the high casualty rate of uh its forces uh in kursk and we saw some of the images uh coming out in the last few days of uh entire groupings wiped out uh we saw also um kind of in increased like um how not only the they're they're facing more and more difficulties um securing and maintaining their their control over kursk the ukrainian army, but also the whole strategic flop of creating a distraction from the donats region, from the more eastern parts of ukraine into um into this, this breach into into curs is really showing itself as more and more russian agains have been um also secured in the donetsk region to um the new york right now, which is another town in the

liz: what julia just said.id marcus also said "this version of the democrat party is sidelining moderates and centrists. it's increasingly leftist and i believe we need a president who's unequivocally pro-america, proconstitution, probusiness and for bitcoin, proisrael, small government, legal immigration, free speech, meritocracy and common sense". he's saying the democrats are about regulatory proliferation, illegal immigration unjust wars and domestic groups that oppose american values, jason. >> yeah, well, he put the little score card together and came to realize, yeah, he's a conservative and republican. and, look, today's democratic party is so radical, so left, so progressive i don't think america wants to be more like san francisco and kamala harris and go after things like meat and ignore the border. they love the country and love cops and police and love their communities and love the flag. that's republicans. these good old american things and democrats hear them say that it's weird. it's weird. no,

yes, my julia is acting up, well , julia is a serious argument, but how can i help you, i hoped that you had at least some information, well, if you want, come to my department, i'll give it to you. look at his search file, well, thank you, well, you'll see for yourself, there's a kilogram of waste paper, there's only formal replies, okay, come on, come on, this is the program today, with you. we have the most relevant news of the outgoing day, but we start , as usual, with the messages that are coming right now: the fire at the crash site of the tu-22 m3 bomber in the irkutsk region has been quickly eliminated, there is already information regarding the causes of the crash, according to preliminary data, the uncontrolled machine fell due to a technical malfunction. in we have video footage of the air incident. wow, wow, wow, what is this, what is this, is it real? the crew managed to eject, but first they directed the diving plane to a safe course. as a result, the plane crashed in an uninhabited area, there is no damage on the ground. about an hour ago, the un was forced to condemn

what is the purpose here, julia? julia: i think the main purpose here is to actually make the case for local manufacturing in europe. this is not about the nationality of manufacturers. it is about where electric vehicles and batteries are produced. we have to remember that the entire premise of the energy offended -- energy transition in europe is happening on the promise of new jobs, growth, and new opportunities. and it will not happen if everything is imported. not such critical technologies. so, this short, these tariffs are really the right answer to make the case. what i do think is really important to stress and remember, tariffs alone will not save the market share of european carmakers. the only strategy that can help them is to frontload affordable electric vehicle models. that is what we are missing right now for many western brands. ed: it takes two to tango, as we say on this program. it is also in response to chinese government-level subsidy. the different market and competitive dynamics. how conscious

julia sweig. hello everyone. i'm so pleased to be here with you tonight and. thank you, bradford. stealing thunder of all of my notes here. you're introduction. but i think that that sam's book is so rich that we'll have lots to talk about, especially with your participation. i know many of you were sam's students, and i. i'm sure that i'll try to call on you if you, you know, stick that hand really high. we'll talk for about 25 or 30 minutes before we open it up to questions the audience. let me say that brad skipped over something really quickly he mentioned sam's nine other books. that's nine other books. this is a very prolific writer and reporter who's written about contemporary american life. so many different facets. i'm really honored to have spent the last three weeks in the mornings reading your book, sam. so congratulate shands for bringing this story really to life. a story that is full of surprises. i usually or we often ask an author what was the biggest surprise you? but i'm going t

julia kasim and moscow, russia, greg simons in upsala, sweden.rs issued the call in a meeting with members of the cabinet almost a week after all proposed ministers of president won the parliament's vote of confidence. now the leader numerated some of the country's opportunities including his political potentialities iran is now known for scientific and military achievements, regional strength and and strategic depth. he urged the government to make use of the country's capabilities to have influence on other countries. the leader urged the president and his ministers to rely on specialized work and choose experts to want seek worn out forum prescriptions. iran slams a recent terrorist attack in pakistan's baluson province in which dozens of people lost their lives. foreign ministry spokesman strongly slammed all forms of terrorism in the... he offered the condolences to the victims of the attacks and the stress that iran stands with pakistan in a fight against terrorism. on monday around 40 people were killed in southwestern pakistan after gunme

julia standby for us if you could. i do want to let our viewers know that we are getting some new video in of the wreckage of this plane crash just outside of sao paulo. you can see this is just adjacent. i mean, really just yards from where this it's plane crash and you can see just how populated this area is. holmes very close to each other. so there is certainly a risk even as we know, that 62 people onboard this plane of dei, there's a risk, of course, the people on the ground as well have been injured or may have perished in this. and we are awaiting some information on that. of course, the hope is that as people did see this plane falling, maybe they were able to get some sort of mourning from their neighbors we don't know. we're certainly waiting for news on that. i do want to go now to cnn transportation analyst mary schiavo mary, the most disturbing video that we are seeing. and quite frankly, i think a lot of us, when we first saw it, we were hoping it wasn't real it is of the plane falling out of the sky. i

this is julia simpson. she represents around $200.00 companies from the travel and tourism industry. we're also going to be looking at all set is going to be growing at double the rate of general g t p. that does vary a lot by region around the world. but average that we are actually be going to be growing as a set of false to them, the general likely come to me here's why most taurus went 220-2300 1000000 to from 85000000 to spain followed by the usa, italy, turnkey. and mexico with 42000000. let's start with concurrent on the mexican carridy and christ house around 900000 residents that receive 10 times that number of tourists biplane loss to move in any of the destination and mexico. most of these tourists came from the usa, canada, and columbia. that's a range of options to see total budgets. ringback mexico is a very, very strong markets, and it is expected to grow. it's going to break or records that we're going to be record numbers of visitors and record numbers of uh, income that's going to be gener

, julia, iwonder, coming moderation being deemphasized, julia, i wonder, coming to you, people like yourselfse warnings been heard by governments or not? to some extent, heard by governments or not? to some extent. yes- — heard by governments or not? to some extent. yes- to — heard by governments or not? to some extent, yes. to some _ extent, yes. to some extent, governments, policymakers have taken actions _ governments, policymakers have taken actions to _ governments, policymakers have taken actions to force tech firms by introducing new laws to force them to remove — introducing new laws to force them to remove content and to remove accounts _ to remove content and to remove accounts that are spreading hateful or hateful— accounts that are spreading hateful or hateful content or disinformation, and this of course, some _ disinformation, and this of course, some of— disinformation, and this of course, some of the — disinformation, and this of course, some of the platforms have taken action— some of the platforms have taken action because of the pressure and because _ action because of the

be with us today, unfortunately, she is busy at work, let's say, my story. family began, how i met julia, in 2009, i was still studying at the academy, it was completely by chance in well in the institution, my future wife was sitting there as a friend, and when i saw her, i went up to her so boldly said: let's get acquainted, in 2010 i graduated from the academy of arts i had to go back to my homeland in syria, julia and i had not made an enemy then, i told her, let me go there, then you come for me in a couple of months, and then you'll see how everything is, how i live, you will meet the parents, and we will see what will happen next, and how she arrived, naturally, at first she did not know what to expect and how, uh, she really liked, uh, she liked my family, but despite the fact that she did not know. in 2012 we went back here from 2012 to the present time my wife and i are here in minsk, but naturally, at the beginning, when the children were born, my wife was on maternity leave, i worked, so she mainly took care of the children. and over time, well then my wife went to work, and

now, as i said, julia louis dreyfus, she has spoken up recently about women's issues last week, talkinglet's take a look millions. >> yes, millions of americans have lost access to abortion and other lifesaving reproductive health care in the last couple of years it's absolutely nuts. >> but we can change them now, reproductive rights will likely be one of the topics that comes up on this panel, among other issues that are affecting women in this country. >> now, julia louis dreyfus, she has a long history with the biden/harris harris administration and a long history supporting democratic candidates in 2020, she spoke at the dnc and back in 2014 when president biden was then the vice president, she did a funny viral skit with him at the white house correspondents dinner. now, more recently, she has given her endorsing it's meant to vice president kamala harris, and she's even gotten in on the viral memes and the fun with gen z recently posting on her instagram that she's having a brat summer giving a nod to pop star charli xcx looking at me now, julia louis dreyfus, there is dancing an

julia, what do you think?m terribly complicated at first, but if you figure it out, it remains so. i answered option b. and i was not guided by anything, it seemed more presentable to me, okay, let 's stop at this for now, lisa, what do you think? unfortunately, i also do not have this information, and i simply chose by the combination of letters, most of all i liked the combination of ц, the combination of ц вс, yes, so, who else liked what combination of letters, and sofia, please tell me i liked it the most. b i thought it was the most beautiful, so i chose option a. so, pay attention, the correct answer. the poem wait for me, simonov dedicated to valentina sirova, a star of soviet cinema of those years, his future wife. the correct answer to our question, option c in c i would like to ask, how did you like the second round. arina, tell us about your impressions and do you see yourself in the third round? the second round was a little more difficult than the first, as for whether i see myself in the third r