. >> julie: and i'm julie banderas. the manager reportedly had a manifesto on his phone and a hit list. so far that's unconfirmed by fox news. he was also unhappy, apparently, about a change to his employment status as walmart apparently had made a change where he worked since 2010. the chesapeake community is in mourning as we learn about the victims, and as investigator spent thing sitting searching for evidence. walmart's associates whose lives were spared are speaking out. >> i looked up and my manager turned around and he just opened fire and everybody in the break room. and it's by the grace of god that a bullet missed me. not going to lie, i literally looked at him, i saw the smoke leaving the gun, and i watched bodies drop. >> julie: wow. let's go to mark meredith live in chesapeake, virginia. it's just so startling to hear her talk about her manager opening fire at her job. i can't even fathom. >> julie, you are right, it's absolutely horrifying. good morning to you. there is speculation about motive, the polic

julie? >> julie: unbelievable.gressman jodey arrington will join us in the second on this, but christina coleman, thank you so much. interesting stuff. griff? >> griff: julie, let's bring in congressman jodey arrington, from texas. happy thanksgiving. thank you for being here. you just heard christina's great reporting. your initial thoughts on this whole fight between mccarthy and mayorkas? >> well, it's a sad commentary for our country, a country as great as ours, for our government to cede controlled the border to drug cartels that poisoning american people by the tens of thousands. this administration is not serious. nobody believes them. the very facts that are being disseminated out of the department of homeland security are contrary to the claims that secretary mayorkas is making, ridiculously enough, that the border is secure. we have record numbers of apprehensions, record numbers of migrant deaths, record flow of narcotics. we have a record number of people on the terrorist watch list. so it's just more w

julie was dead.iend, sam. >> she told me that he's taking the same class with her and that he told me that -- he's like big brother to me and to everybody in the class because he's a little older. and he came back from the -- afghanistan. >> this guy that she thought of as a big brother, suddenly he's the suspect. >> it was just the bizarrest. but i still couldn't connect everything together. >> what happened in sam's apartment that night was horrific. julie had gone there to help sam, and now she was dead in his bedroom. and sam was somewhere in the wind. >> all of your new best friends that you hang out with every day? one of them's missing. a body was found in one of their apartments. this is something that, like, was affecting the whole atmosphere. >> detectives soon found out sam was a war veteran, heard the stories of his night terrors. they also found julie's phone in the apartment and saw sam's text messages to her. sam seemed plenty upset that evening. and when they searched his name in the

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i'm julie banderas in for harris today. police are confirming the shooter was an employee at the store. the shooting taking place just before closing time. the store was busy with shoppers picking up last minute supplies for their thanksgiving celebrations ahead of black friday as well. shock and grief from city officials. >> i know it pains all of us to be together today on this day of incredible tragedy and unimaginable sadness. chesapeake is a wonderful place. we come together when times are good, we come together with times are difficult. i'm devastating by the senseless act of violence that took place last night in our city. my prayers are with all those affected, the victims, family, friends and co-workers. >> we have a latest in chesapeake. it is a horrible story, griff. >> good morning. hearts are breaking here in chesapeake, virginia, just south of norfolk. the senseless violence striking before thanksgiving. a lot more questions than answers, julie. but the chesapeake police chief did hold a press conference this

julie, back to you. >> julie: thank you very much.for more on this let's bring in dr. marty makary a johns hopkins professor and fox news contributor. you heard steve harrigan's report cases are up. are mask mandates coming back and should they? >> well, there are private organizations that do still require masks. i think a lot of people are apprehensive about mask mandates coming back because the worst thing you can do in public health is keep restrictions in place longer than they are absolutely necessary. we have a state of emergency coming on three years and if you look at the people who are in the hospital, they are not in the hospital with covid-19. they are in the hospital with rsv and influenza. my concern is mask have become so polarized we've lost sight of the true purpose of a mask. somebody who has symptoms and is in public should be wearing a high-quality mask. never going back to the days when you are coughing and sneezing and slobbering on somebody next to you in a conference room or on public transportation. >> griff:

i got the finger. >> julie: jimmy took my truck but i will say this.em. >> emily: that's right, they would have. alcohol has been officially banned at the world cup soccer games. budweiser just came up with a solution. after the last minute run was put into play, taking in surplus stock and donating to winning teams tweeting new day new tweets, when in country gets the buzz showing this fully stocked warehouse. fans are allowed to drink outside the stadium so the beer won't go to waste however's, cheryl, budweiser spent $75 million to sponsor it and find out the day before essentially they can't put it in the stadium but remember, there is alcohol that will be served for fifa officials and vpi vip suites. >> julie: i think budweiser got a big tax write off and that's what they will do with the tweet they will write off the 75 million, don't feel bad for bud. this is a huge partnership for them and they have all the tv advertisements playing all over the world. they will be fine. >> emily: they should have donate all of it taken back to the states and g

. >> good morning, julie. the father of one of these four victims says he was told by police that there was just one of those four people targeted in that house prior to that killer's rampage but he was not told by police which one. steve goncalves told cnn police were vague when he was told that but they said the killer had a primary target and the other three victims were collateral damage. the murdereder had to go upstairs to the third floor. they were found up there. the only entrances to the house are on the first and second floors. we also know that police have been checking out reports that kaylee may have had a stalker. but so far after a lot of work putting into confirming that, they haven't been able to confirm it. >> we have heard mention that kaylee stated she may have had a stalker. detectives have been looking into that and unable to corroborate that but we continue to seek tips regarding that report. >> we're told they have followed hundreds of pieces of information about a possible stalker. to

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i blurted out, it's like the fourth of july.hey used that as a headline and i took a tremendous ribbing from my colleagues for such a nonscientific statement. i have lost track of the number of times over the years i have taken people down for their first drive and have them describe it like a fourth of july. it was incredible. i saw jellyfish that just blew my mind. i included these for juli. for her love of the spineless. this is a chain on the left in the light and on the right by its own bioluminescence. it was longer than this room. i brushed up against it with the wasp and it lit up, propagated down, and everything in the suit lit up. i could read all of the dials and gauges in the suit without a flashlight, just by the bioluminescence. this is a colony, sort of like a coral. it is a really bizarre creature. what an astonishing amount of light. some of these jellyfish produce different displays depending on how they were stimulated. the comb jelly on the left, you see the rainbow color because it is being illuminated. that

here, from july to december 2020, music making was carried out.tic exposition was created, the exposition was created . the name ford number five of the brest fortress its main part is, of course, six permanent exhibition halls in the barracks, but we also have musical sites on the territory of the fifth fort and in the pattern, that is, in the underground corridor in the copanner gunpowder magazine , so the total area the exhibition is about 900 m², and it includes more than 400 exhibits, many of which are exhibited for the first time for our visitors alexander alexandrovich i understand that this is your brainchild of your work, a lot has been done here. e, but still, which of the halls is your favorite? yes, a collective brainchild, of course, our team, but i, as one of the authors of this exposition, do not really like our fifth hall. here are the offices. mannequins, which were made for us by the creative workshop of nevsky potolists and a story about military e-e engineering by ivan iosifovich belinsky, he is dedicated to a whole complex of

3th, vice president and mrs.-- july 7th, vice president and mrs.nister and -- [inaudible] were among the first the welcome them. ♪ ♪ >> also gathered to greet the personal representatives of president eisenhower were important chinese government officials and members of the diplomatic corps. ♪ ♪ >> the vice president's visit was tremendously heartening to the capital of nationalist china. the next day he conferred with president chang kai-shek after giving him a letter from president eisenhower that strongly reassured china's leader and its people. the two statesmen posed for news cameramen. ♪♪ >> mr. nixon summed up the content of their talks in a brief statement. >> i just had a conference with the president with regard to the relations between the government of the united states and the government of the republic of china, and in this conference we discussed the mutual problems and the mutual dangers which we confront in the world. the government of the united states and the people of the united states stand firmly with the government of the rep

julie: yeah. brian: take it away.ntry back and we darn well better do it. democrats are seeing the polls and they are more desperate than ever. i will show you how they are using every trick in their playbook to set the narrative. steven c colbert takes a

. >> i'm the moderator for this session here with juli berwald. i want to welcome you to the 10th annual san antonio book festival and thank you to central library for helping us present this amazing day and to the whole family for sponsoring this venue. i want to remind you 15 minutes after this session ends , juli will be signing books in the nowhere book tent outside the marketplace where you see all the tents out there. please take this time to silence your cell phones. and we're going to talk for a little bit and then we will open it up first questions from the audience. so first i'm going to read the description from the back of this book because i think it gives you a very good overview of what is in here this is what it looks like in hardcover so go and buy that. it's gorgeous. so coral reefs are a microcosm of our planet. extraordinarily diverse, deeply interconnected and full of wonders. these very garden hidden beneath the ocean's surface burst with color and light. they sustain entire ecosystems and protect valuable salts but coral acr

something does not tell that july 1st.rd something like that, there was something like that at the end of the year. yes, it's still needed. but i specifically want to talk about this investment component. i may now discover america in quotation marks. yes, but no one really knows, but how it really happens. this is, uh, education and calculation of regrims. i have a feeling that everyone is taking the winning investment program out of thin air, because, well, of course, the truma needs to be changed, something needs to be rebuilt there, but, uh, monopolists supplying heat, and electricity, and gas and water are just chasing and supply water and water discharge. uh, sewer all those problems. they just want to make money on it and they want to make money on people on citizens in how tariffs are formed, these are really black relations there for housing and communal services, unfortunately, our time, sergey mikhailovich, has come. e towards the end. i thank you for your time your comments let me remind you that the leader of

thank you so much juli and doctor widder. you can join us for the book signing downstairs . >> book tv every sunday features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. 8 pm eastern massachusetts republican governor charlie baker shares his book results very often offers his thoughts ohoto move past politics and get things done. then at 10 pm eaon "after words" beth trousdale on the future of retirement and whether working longer provide better financial security herbal overtime . she's interviewed by economics professor courtney coyle. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. american history tv documents america's stories

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julie's last julia project, cook my way through julia child's cookbook, 365 days 524 recipes. i am risking my well being for a deranged assignment. that was a great movie and a great book. that scene, of course, from the movie julie and julia, the real life story of a writer who made all of julia childs classic french recipes. that writer julie powell has died. her social media shows she battled covid back in september. her husband says she went into cardiac arrest. julie powell was 49 former chief's assistant coach, britt reid, has received a three year prison sentence in a d w i case that left a child with a severe brain injury, read , son of chiefs head coach andy reid pleaded guilty in september to last year's accident. the mother of aerial young five year old who was injured, spoke it reads sentencing. she said her family was against the plea deal and did not accept reid's apology. and for more michigan state football players have been suspended for saturday's brawl against rival michigan that brings the number of spartan squad members punished up to eight. the school say

i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. so far, the victim's identities have not been released. this happened just after midnight in pittsburgh in the eastbound lanes of highway four near the leverage road over crossing one the car's going the wrong way slammed into another ktvu. jesse gary is live now near the scene with the latest on the investigation. jesse julie. the coroner's office says they're still trying to verify the identity of those who died here and notify their families. residents in pittsburgh say news of a second fatal accident on highway four in just the past two days is surprising, but not necessarily shocking. this trail of mangled metal indicates the severity of this wreck looking more like targets and warfare than vehicles in a traffic accident. this scene on highway four is now the place where five people lost their lives for traffic is very bad. there's a lot of accidents, a lot of crashes, investigators say. shortly after midnight thursday , the driver of a hyundai elantra with three young children o

doctor julie. [applause] as well as an intrepid explorer research scientist and author of below the edges darkness. a memoir of exploring light in life in the deep sea. doctor edith witter. [applause] we would like to thank the national endowment of the arts and our plan for our time today is to explore both of these books which explore ocean science while that's never came tistruggling despairing forward. my own career path start and ocean conservation so it's a personal joy to explore these things. and i am so excited to get into this together. so our plan is i'm going to ask each of them to make a provocative statement or ask a question to get all of you thinking. in the final 15 mins of the session today we will take questions from5 you. look at those brains thinking i'm going to turn the show over to them and turn to talk about their books and will talk for 15 minutes or so before he died in it. at the end of the time today you will be able to get books signed by your two t authors. so provoca

>> julie: the whole country is -- the country so full of hate.make any kind of reference to nazi germany and the deaths of millions of jews is absolutely disgusting. it's not just democrats. it's republicans too. what are we doing question might bring us back to reality. i want to get back to sunny hostin also the fact that so many suburban moms are actually voting republican now that actually voted for joe biden. i lived in the city, i'm now a suburban mom. i never thought i'd say those words out loud. i can speak for suburban moms. the reason they do not want a democrat in office is because they want to be able to afford to put food on the table of their children. they want to be able to clothe their kids, fill up their gas tanks. they want their kids to be safe. that's a huge problem in this country because there are so many people, children especially, that are falling victim to recidivism. we talk about so much about criminals that are reoffending. so yes, that's why -- they are not roaches. they are concerned mothers, as they should be. >>

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they submitted a draft to the polish senate, the only proposing that july the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in virginia and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2 with a couple of eggs up at the unit. on april, the 11th in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories. by lack of cooperation of the key purpose of both these documents was to recognise the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine with 212 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in valencia. finally o u n. and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide i

. >> julie: and i'm julie banderas. the manager reportedly had a manifesto on his phone and a hit list. so far that's unconfirmed by fox news. he was also unhappy, apparently, about a change to his employment

well julie. the chp says no arrests have been made in friday's incident here on the bainbridge the shooting victim tells me he's just grateful he was only grazed by a bullet and never even heard any of the gunshots. i'm still trying to come to grips with the fact that i'm here after days in the hospital , icu vincent ray williams recalls being behind the wheel and the bay bridge friday night . he admits driving fast when he says he encountered another car and driver behaving erratically . so he tried to pass and the car followed by slow down. ah, he slowed down. i sped up. you know? and he sped up and i just kind of hit the brakes. moments later, williams says. everything went dark. 911 received reports that shots were fired. williams says he heard a faint voice asking if he was okay. and i just remember thinking like where are my eyes? he says the next thing he saw or remembers, was the bright lights from inside an operating room grazed by a bullet. williams says he suffered a skull fracture and

so with that, i was more than july. i'm a piece that we don't see to under sales that my sister's daughter, more yankton, yoko plus humor shows that they don't say they've out of they were using them about you still need your own. you a little concert on your video with it's not a good idea, but why did you decide to keep up with it? it's my name for the oil and they want to know each is nanny. come i'm you know to shana fletcher's i was you go to the villages domingo must be lives you have a d okay you can download a visual it is dormitory by deal with the yet i go to point to wasn't like i was dying my lawyer somebody the engine will see bill comes up with you, bye might. could actually it was kind of lenient on up when your molecule. it's crazy that you up with. i mean actually adidas feel gene cheese. if you google it, you're welcome video of your machine. what a couple easy, but normally we started to sell you a deal, so you deal with too much money. you bought national senior school with the choice of a thing that

but for the next year, 2023, on july 1, we will not, but raise. well, to be honest, uh. believe it, something doesn't suggest that july 1 is nothing of course, what kind of listen, there is something like that, at the end it was. yes, it's still needed. and i specifically want to tell you about this investment component. maybe i'll open emerica in quotation marks now. yes, but no one really knows, but how it really happens. this is, uh, education and calculation of rects. i have a feeling that everything is taken from the ceiling and according to the dressed investment program, because, well, of course, it is necessary to change the truma . but something needs to be rebuilt there, but the monopolists that supply heat are just fighting, and electricity and gas and water and water supply and water discharge. uh, sewer all those problems. they just want to make money on it and people want to make money. i thank you for your time, your comments, let me remind you that the leader of the just russia for truth party sergei mironov was in direct contact with us. i never thought

so welcome julie. [applause] and q.o first would be good to start with something that sounds really basic. but i actually think it's something most people do notco know. can you tell us what is coral?th how do you describe it biologically and scientifically? >> thank you for that. thanks guys for being here. such a pleasure to be at the san antonio book festival. coral are animals just like we are. when you look at them it's a little surprising eight look floral. it looks like a bouquet. but they are not too. they are j animals for the very, very, very closely related to jellyfish which is a topic of my first book so i've stepped over one family which actually translate as a flower animals. so everyone always knew they look to flowery. it was not until the 1800s theyy figured out know they are animals for they have a nervous systems, they have digestive systems they have muscles. they are like us. but our quarrel is a colony. each in develop is called a polyp in the colony. the polyps are networked together through thei

and how many girls girls turned 3 years old on july 17, and you have not seen her since july 25. never saw her. and how did it happen? he's her father, right, he's her biological father. and why do you specify what it is biologically? he that did not deal with her at all from 8 months. he doesn't educate her. we lived with him in another city in chelyabinsk. i gave birth. eve is 8 months old. we decided to return to our city of korotals, since i have my own apartment there in the family, i received more than 100,000 for this money. we made repairs in kartaly, he says, you live alone for now, and i will earn money, and i myself will come to you, that is, please, and what does he work for? and who are you at the moment? i work as a manicurist. now i don't know if it works or not. he came and stayed there for 2 months, let's say he came to us for a week and a half. that is, he periodically threw off money, and i told him, lesh, just don’t drink. please, just don't drink. here, make money he was getting money. until thursday they had calculation, that is, every thursday. he could sen

well, let me remind you from the first of july.ow once a year, taking into account inflation, no more than pay attention to a 4% increase in tariffs for housing utilities new in fact we already see that after the first of july, if the subjects of the federation where people received, and new inflows are already in july, and on seven percent somewhere in six percent, and in the tyumen region. eh, taking into account the water disposal. other as much as 15%. i'm not talking about this strange garbage reform, which in the end concluded so much in the fact that we began to pay more for garbage collection. and as the garbage was lying around our driveway, so it is lying around, as it was taken out to the landfill without any processing, and removals. and what is the meaning of this garbage reform and do not understand. and when we are told today, you know, the difficult situation, let's for investment investment development. e such a sick dwelling utilities. let's raise the rates again from december 1st. hello, they promise. but for the

i'm mike mibach julie julie haener.ge tonight across the country and on key statewide and local races as well as propositions. in the house of representatives. all 435 seats are up for grabs. either party needs at least 218 seats to claim a majority and the us senate true tossup where the chamber is split 50 50 between democrats and republicans. democrats do hold the majority right now, with the tie breaking vote of vice president kamala harris. one seat gained by republicans would give them enough to control in all a total of 35. senate seats are up for grabs. 12 of those currently held by democrats, 23 are held by republicans. national races have already been called our political reporter greg lee joins us now with some of the standouts greg yeah, julie, we are continue to watch these numbers come in. in these tight races. republicans getting their first pick up in the house, flipping a seat in florida. and at this hour polls closing in arizona in wisconsin as we speak. we're two pivotal senate races are playing out i

julie fell ball.ing room free covid it guy went right in the living room flies out of the stadium and into a nearby apartment. no goal. real madrid , though, did go on to lose the match and check this out. falling to earth from several 1000 ft up in the air freestyle football world champion live cope, juggling a soccer ball as she doesn't miss a beat. now she is falling and juggling at the same time freestyles when you use any part of your body to juggle, that's what you call ball control, and we end with this. the world's biggest golf driver group of construction workers. hopefully on a break. we hope playing the back nine using a front end loader for their tee shot. no word on what the part was. but i'm sure they did that. dr yeah, that was a whiff. i think they got it. they get it. i think so. let's see. and swing away mr structure and action in st louis. tomorrow warriors back at home on friday. sounds good, jesse. thank you. next at 11. we're going to scribe. the but our next totals up on thursda

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. we are getting the latest numbers on every race tonight midterm election that is expected to shake up power in washington. and we do have reporters all across the bay area tonight. look for live team coverage of those returns during the next 90 minutes. we begin tonight with the balance of power in congress . right now, seven senate seats are still in play. a party needs 51 seats for control or 50 seats, plus a tie breaking vote. from the vice president. both independent senators caucus with democrats right now, effectively giving both major parties 50 senators, with vice president kamala harris making tie breaking votes. the situation has created contentious senate campaigns in multiple states and going into the night. most political analysts did agree that republicans actually had a good chance of flipping control of the house. 435 house races in all right now, 124 seats are in play. and a party needs to get to 218 representatives to be in control. now that the gop takes the majorit

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach tonight shooting happened at about 10 15 local time at a walmart in chesapeake, virginia, that is a city of about 250,000 people just south of norfolk tonight, police say when those first responding officers arrived on scene, they found multiple people. who had been shot and killed. a police spokesman there at the scene describes the number of dead as quote fewer than 10. others are wounded. one hospital in norfolk says it is treating five patients from that scene. police say the gunman is dead and that the shooting had already stopped when those first officers a television station sa large police presence at the scene as first responders tried to help the victims and secure the store video posted online by a purported employee described the shooter as a store manager. yeah, y'all. my talking about just left out the break room manager come in their studies capping people up in there. start shooting, bro like i'm holding y'all. sadly though, we lost a few of, uh, associates, virginia senator mark warner tweeted that he has sickened by the reports of th

moscow state university grand opening of bsu took place on july 11 in the karl marx club building atmeeting, and professors and soviet and party leaders talked a lot about the need for the speedy opening of bsu, but not the actual activities of the university, it was on july 11, 1921. why? because on this day on this day a year earlier it was not released from the polish kubants. we spent under the sign of this political event, well, some kind of very plowed, very cool owls telegrams and so on and so forth, but in reality, the university could not start working the next day and two months later, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of opening the belarusian state university took place at noon on october 30, 1921 with the participation of professors , teachers and students, as well as party state leadership on october 30, 1921. started in the heart of the university. why because for these one and a half years since february nineteenth to october 21. tonic work was carried out to create the material base of th

wants. >> so listen, julie. this is a team support. you have to stand together or you'll fall apart. those three are friends of mine. they don't want speaker mccarthy. the rest of the conference does. get on board. if it's not mccarthy you have no other option. no one is waiting in the wings. kevin mccarthy is right that you will give creed power back to democrats and nancy pelosi to pick the next speaker. let's do it together. the vast majority of the conference wants kevin. get on board. you can't have rogue players when you have such a tight majority in the house. they have to be a team player. >> great to see you. thank you for talking to us. so president biden accusing americans of being lazy when it comes to manufacturing. the backlash and why critics are calling him a hypocrite. plus the clock is ticking on the massive rail strike and the damage it could do. we'll discuss. >> it would be absolutely devastating to the economy, to the commercial economy, to people who want to travel. you talk about supply chain problems in this co

so he 70 years, his new alley, and instantly wish me where you live with the july 13th march, the 70th anniversary of events, the meaning any significance of which are still debated in oath poland and ukraine . i'm just here ah. bill of the teacher, the announcement of our on april, the 8th 2013 is just before the 70th anniversary, the divided the ukrainian nation with an ideological stand of $28.00 senators with the law and justice party submitted a draft to the polish senate, only proposing that july, the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. i'm to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in virginia and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2, with a couple of eggs up on their gray unit. on april, the 11th, in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories. barbara, by lack of cooperation at the end of the keep up as of both these docu

and in fact, after july 16, we also received appeals to citizens of ukraine who recorded the speech ofor in the state language, either on tv, radio, or in social networks during the e-session of the city council there and so on, and therefore to all these repeated appeals there was a partial implementation of the law, but including the ignoring of certain norms, in particular 12 of the constitution, in the end for ourselves. work and the day before yesterday we actually had a case review and we invited the mayor or his representatives to join this conversation well, in the end explain the situation, the employee warned the warning, there were no representatives, but as for this fine, it is a minimum of uah 3,400 , according to the law, it will go to the budget of the city of kharkiv but there is an opportunity, accordingly, to challenge our protocol in a court of law. this is an absolutely normal right to challenge your resolution. and what did he say about the use of a foreign language? he said. i believe that today we have completely different matters. i believe that the most importa

it was july 11, 1921. why?ecause on this day, on this day, a year earlier, there was no agreement from the polish kubant. and so, according to the signs of this political event, they held, well, some sort of celebration, very apocalyptic, very inscription in owls there with a telegram press, and so on and so further, but realistically, the university could not start working the next day and two months later, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of opening the belarusian state university took place at noon on october 30, 1921 with the participation of professors, teachers and students, as well as party state leadership on october 30. 1921 began as we say the heart of the university beat. why because that's for these one and a half from february 19 to october 21 , a titanic work was carried out to create the material base of the university, and curricula were written, educational materials were prepared, created, let's say, library condi

julie: that is so true.he has to project that he is going to run for reelection, whether he does that or not. after today, he will have a better sense of the democrats and how much they are going to lean into that and maybe start pressuring him otherwise. trump still has this rep over the party. he cannot be ignored. i think his momentum and energy will push them forward. we are seeing his leadership away a bit, desantis and other are making a stronger case. we are still 12 months -- 24 months out from 2024. our focus is on these two individuals. we can see. jonathan: we heard enough in the democrats about a threat to the marc veasey, voter suppression, can you reconcile any of that with the turnout and engagement that we are seeing in america's elections? julie: this is one of the catch-22's. the public will is still strong over democracy. people are more engaged than ever in the u.s., we are breaking voter turnout records. there is a sense of everyone wants to defend democracy, whether it is voter security