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k. >> well, as the bay area is dealing with this heat wave, some schools are trying to keep the student school not to 1000 oakland, classrooms do not have any air conditioning. oakland unified, says equipping those classrooms, going to cost a lot of money. we're talking a half billion dollars berkeley and stanford researchers say between 15 to 20% of california's public schools do not have functioning ac systems. >> a 4th team is now opting for a forfeit instead of playing a match against san jose state. women's volleyball team. utah state just announced tonight they will forego their upcoming match with the spartans. saw this tied to a lawsuit against the ncaa over their transgender athlete rules. one of the plaintiffs is a san jose state volleyball player who claims the school did not tell her her team mate, it's transgender even after they had rooms together on road trips. she also claims the roommate can spike the ball 80 miles per hour raising safety concerns within the team and giving the team made a possible competitive advantage. the other schools that have decided to forgo thei

k. shores as well, but it's already reaching the u. k. shows that, you know, we, we have a huge number of the military aids may have my friends coming across the channel illegally. and now we've got a 150000 who were in the asylum system, mainly with bogus asylum seekers. but they come from these countries, mostly on mann middle women and children, which is means, which is why they think they genuine refugees as such, but they're coming in to the u. k. and then there's tie else in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was would you be waged over the last 20 years? i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's not to be insane to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya, because a good that the actually all that he's, he's always the not popular with the powers that be in the west, he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants he

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defense company. government officials say the members of the curtis done with this policy or p k k. well, behind the attack, president red chip tape post, other one has been holding an emergency meeting following his return from the brick summit in russia. take. yeah, it has conducted several strikes on curtis targets in iraq and syria in retaliation . eskimo would send him cuz you're new. she is not in a stumble to them. so president ed, one heading straight from that cause on to this emergency meeting in tech a. what are we hearing about what's being discussed? a smell in us and us who lender then assembled as just arrived at the 840 gather his cabinet members for administered interior minister defense minister chief or farm, a chief of intel, his chief security advisor to discuss the details of this attack, the target to the turkish airs, aerospace industry and on cut off yesterday. uh. as soon as we learned that the meeting has recently been over and there is a message, it's not on camera, but with has, according to the information linked on the reports at present, add on, on the cab

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k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you. and it's, it's up to me in saying to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west. he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the and i say the only thing that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry, a taco new, wrong, massive bombing of the

that's its own kind of election fundamental as k well. you know?el and maybe this election will come down to the fundamentals, right? number one, economic basics. the harris and biden administration with a a rip roaring economic record to run on literally the envy of the world. maybe there will be a number two, likability of thea candidate. voters like harris roughly 22 points more than they like donald trump, who they really don't like at all. they just flat out like her and don't like him. she's positive. he's negative. she's positive by a little. he's negative by a lot. another fundamental, number three, quality of the campaign. i mean, just take a little snapshot of the quality of the campaign right now at crunch time one week out. here yesterday was the local press coverage of kamala harris' day in swing state pennsylvania. "philadelphia inquirer," kamala harris goes to church, visits small businesses in yet another visit to philadelphia. simultaneously, here was the local press coverage of donald trump's day in not a swing state, new york. "n

k. and best of gratitude. well that's the claim of touring leadership. hopeful role button jen remarried says the old countries of the empire should certainly be grateful. they're able to inherent democratic institutions from the brits. i'm not ashamed of our history may not feel like it, but many of our former colonies made the complex realities of empire. i was a debt of gratitude for the inheritance we left of that statement menu would say is high. you deny? how does it all stop? it started with the common man, lee, the summit which was held in um small by and this is basically when the, even before the summit started there, was that shows on the u. k. and they will mama is that the commonwealth countries, basically this is about 56 meters, most of them form or you can call them these b. wanted to basically defied the you get off for a rep road streets of justice. and do you need the for the saw me to in fact even began to use the prime minister in an interview, basically went on to see that the u. k. is a full

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more than 90 enemy weapons over ukraine, including 87 drones, kh-59 cruise missiles and iskander k'. as well as the iskander-m ballistic missile were reported to the air force. enemy targets were eliminated within 14 regions. and operational information from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine: 169 combat clashes took place at the front during the day. the russians became more active in the kharkiv region. more than 22 assaults were stopped by our defenders in the kupyansk direction. the enemy also attacked six times district of liptsi, vovchanska and. the situation in the pokrovsky direction remains tense. 30 combat clashes took place near selidovoy and krutoy yaro. defense forces repelled 26 attacks in the kurakhiv direction. another 15 assaults took place near turetsk. during the day, our rocket launchers and gunners hit four district concentrations of personnel of muscovites. two artillery pieces and three warehouses of the occupiers were destroyed. and thousands more. 250 russians regretted coming to ukrainian land, and in general, since the beginning of the full-scale inva

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i don't want to take up too much time in introducing because he's so well k and favorably known to you, it's a pleasure and an honor to have on this opening program this year our good friend richard m nixon, the vice president of the united states. nick, i'm delighted to have you here today. >> ken, i'm happy to be on the program and i first want to canningulate you for the fact that your program is constantly expanded. >> i want to talk about something that's been much in the news lately and that's your visit to the hungarian border and your eloquent states about the courage of the hungarian people. some -- since your return from europe, some have said that hungarian refugees who have come here and other countries ought to stay in their country to fight, how doo you feel about that? >> i should say that perhaps those who have reached that conclusion simply aren't aware of the facts and circumstances which caused the refugees to leave hungary in the first place. i interviewed a great number of them when i was in austria and also after i return today the united states and visited camp k

k, it doesn't have the money. i mean, it's bankrupt financially. and perhaps, morally just well, but it's and has always been model a bankrupt plan. i mean, you can't run an empire at that scale uncomfortable the code to the british government, hon. you can have, even, even if we look at the british government, send a bunch of empires. they gave you in michael and its treatment of the people of the physical silence, the tiniest example of practical imperialism. we get to see that model, bankruptcy ret lived in terms of its cash stopped and this, yes, i would absolutely concur with you there, but it is not the power it used to be um, but exit and new political and economic realities around the world. so sadly shifted brittany's ability to project financial power the way that one's was able to do. and yes, yeah, we are no looking at our situation. sadly, we're britain can even begin to, to even begin to consider the true cost of suiting any part of the true cost of reputations, because those values are truly astronomical, bretton woods, you know, britain is not owed a debt of grat

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k for the attacks and retaliated by striking targets in northern iraq and syria. what do you make of that or well indeed, i mean, uh, how does the interior minister earlier, like i said the to is highly likely that it was the p k. k. behind this thing, it has the hallmarks of this organization, which means that they, it was apparently, they were well trained to them. well, i'm them in a well executed attack. so they say this is indicating the peak of k is the most likely group is capable of carrying out such an attack. now, at the moment, the authorities are trying to identify the 2 attackers, and that will be key to confirming who is behind this. let's give them the fact that they've already lost the major results as strikes and book are rock and syria gains. p k. k base is. it appears they pretty much made up their minds. who's behind this at the time? why did the attackers target that state run aerospace company door in what's the significance of this company for turkey? well, this company is really one of the most important in the aerospace industry. not only civil, but particularly in the de