kai-shek and mauzedong.ured japanese weapons that we captured in manchuria. eh, some areas occupied by our troops were partially transferred, were transferred to the communists, but this did not help the communists very much, because in 1946, when the civil war began, the communists suffered very serious defeats, and even these yanan caves were captured by the kuomintang. and through secret channels, proposals were passed to maladzun to escape to the territory of the soviet union. union, but gradually the communists began to gain the upper hand, and due to military art, due to the fact that the local population was very disappointed in the corruption of the chengkai regime, well, you know, it was like the end, the end of the dynasty and... and the main successes of the chinese red army began to be achieved in forty-eighth, forty-ninth year, at this time, in fact, not only were battles taking place, but there was a massive transition of gomedan troops to the side of the communist party, for example, beijing i

kay: this year, we 75. is a function on whether the fed is able to maintain a soft landing or if we slip into recession. in the risk will be skewed to the downside. sonali: 10-year at the end of 2025? steve: in the mid to high 300s. we expect a sloping yield curve and a normalization going from the low three's uppwa -- upwards to four. sonali: that is kay herr and steve brown. thank you for joining us and a busy -- a very busy day of economic news. the final stead -- bread and the week ahead. the earnings season still in full swing. ♪ sonali: i am sonali basak and this is bloomberg real yield and this is the final spread. we will going to hear from the san francisco fed president mary daly plus u.s. pmi and ism services. u.s. trade balance figures and earnings from uber, reddit and airbnb. tuesday, earnings from disney and left. friday, china and earning numbers. my final thought i want to look at the wild market moves because if you thought the vix was flying so is the move index. we look at how much volat

garrison, mm-kay? mr. garrison, i know this is very difficult, mm-kay?ou when you were a boy? - [sobbing] - mr. garrison, i think when we get to arkansas, you need to see your father. you need to face this demon in your closet, mm-kay?

kai bird words book american prometheus. the oppenheimer biography. he asked me in his office a few minutes ago to sign a copy of fighting the night for him. and you know what? i wrote for kai, who sets the standard for us all that beautiful book which he co-wrote. with martin sherwin, who is no longer alive that that is that the pillar of biographies if you ask me. and along comes christopher nolan making this movie that only that only has earned billions i heard christopher when he accepted the academy award speak his name and speak american. so i am beyond honored to be here with you tonight. and i know that embarrasses you. and not only that book, but your other biography is recently of jimmy carter, back when you were writing for the nation and in the early eighties, i was a scribe at the washington post, kai, and i kind of circled each other. we never quite knew each other as friends, but later in the vietnam period we both really felt indebted to william conrad. but is it a biography? is it a memoir? it's it's both. and it's neither a nor it's

, where are you, i'm already in the city of ivi, what are you serious about, okay, you know what, kai i won't be today, i'm very sorry, because i came up with a very exciting trip and i'm ready, if you are too, then let's go, i am in ivy for the first time, and i liked this small town at first sight, it is so cozy and beautiful, i am sure it has a very rich history. friends, any journey in an unfamiliar city should start in the museum, where i will tell you how to build the right route to see interesting places, well, are you ready, then let's go, why is this city called ive, in my opinion, it is a female name. well, you are partly right, because the city, the name of our city is from a legend, and this legend tells us about that once upon a time the grand duke gedimin, the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania, had a beautiful wife, princess eva, so the legend says that when eva passed by our city, she, she really liked it, she fell in love with it, so this legend says that... that the name is in honor of her name, but there is another legend that in the city of ivya there were a lo

satellites of the sun, even van gogh did this never dreamed of. in a japanese city in prefecture of kaia huge field of sunflowers has blossomed. volunteers are engaged in creation of a flower labyrinth, every year they come here to plant sunflower seeds. this year more than 350 thousand plants have sprouted. the most interesting international news watch in the program around the planet. in volozhensk forestry department not only for now... the most favorite for everyone fried from forest products with eggs, it is a pity that the tv does not convey this aroma, friends, it is possible to go crazy with pleasure. let's find out where not far from the capital live the right bees that make the right honey, and we will also discover new delicacies. and what is creamed honey? i have never seen anything like it. in may, bees collected honey from apple, plum, cherry, and dandelion blossoms, we rolled out this honey and poured it into a special barrel called a creamer, which gradually whipped this honey for 2 days. we will visit the main attraction of the agro-town of vishnevo. this is an amazing

kay called jeff and said he should file a report.don't know what's going on but i think something happened, and i said, yeah, i agree with you. keith morrison: and then jeff called the okaloosa county sheriff's office to report marie missing. jeff carlson: the investigator said we're going to open a case, an investigation on this, which surprised me because she's an adult. she could have just left. keith morrison: because marie was adventurous. she liked to travel. and when the mood struck her, sometimes she just took off for a few days on some whim. but something seemed different this time. she would have never have left without talking to me about it and talking to paris. keith morrison: she'd been gone a week when the sheriff asked detective keith matz to look into it. that text message, something off said her family. keith matz: this doesn't sound like marie. keith morrison: so when you got that one, the antenna must have gone up, huh? the antennas did go up. keith morrison: detective nesli suhi-moore didn't hear about the case t

the gaza borders, and that is why thejudy kay government has been clear as well as others. james langdale. kamala harris has given her first major tv interview, since replacing joe biden as the democratic presidential nominee. the us vice—president, has promised to "turn a page" and offer "a new way forward". speaking to the american network cnn, the democratic candidate defended her shift in position on key political issues. she insisted her values had not changed. she appeared alongside her running mate, tim walz, in the battleground state of georgia. she was pushed on immigration, and climate change — and in particular, why some of her positions appear to have altered since her failed attempt to run for the white house in 2019. here's how she responded. generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes that you have made, that you have explained some of here, in your policy? is it because you have more experience now, and you have learned more about the information and you have learned more about th( open mation and you have learned more about th( open un

thank you very much, kay. it's my honor to be here with each and every one of you a special to be here with kay, to engage in this conversation with you. thank you magic whitehead, for your leadership. silver star, who is not here with us tonight. but i to see the women leadership here when i was here before our own dr. hayden was the library of congress. and now she was the librarian here. now the librarian congress of the tradition of women power the enoch pratt free libraries. i want to salute. i just was down upstairs or downstairs. i don't know where. and they're overflow room in the overflow room. i want to salute them again because they're they were very exuberant, shall we say, about our coming together evening. and i will get to your question. but i do want to say how important this library was to me personally when was a girl in like junior high and high school? this was a home away from home, me, because i came all the time. it was like opening the doors to a land of adventure. so many different thi

katty kay, treat to continue afterwards. katty kay, great to have — continue afterwards.natorjd vance are in north carolina for a joint campaign event. the event is the former president's first outdoor rally since a gunman tried to assassinate him during a pennsylvania rally last month. the attack left one bystander dead and mr trump with minor injuries after a bullet grazed his ear. the former president — surrounded by bulletproof glass — addressed supporters in a speech focused on national security. speaking to the crowd in the town of asheboro, he touched on global military spending, and gave some of his reaction to this week's convention. that's all they talk about, trump! we have driven him crazy. they have trucked arrangements into. they have done a terriblejob arrangements into. they have done a terrible job for a country in every single way. there is nothing they've done well except cheat and lie. they lie about stats. they lied about the crime numbers. the crime numbers to look bad than the front of the many of the worst places were not included in the numbers. a

kai havertz with a goal.hile newcastle now lead southampton, john inter with the goal. later on, as his west ham against aston villa. across europe, the big leagues are getting underway. psg won in france on friday. inter start the defence of their serie a title later on saturday, while in spain they've been going since thursday. real madrid are one of those to play on sunday and there are just two games to play later including in valencia, where barcelona start life in la liga under new boss hansi flick. he knows they'll have tough time on their hands, to reclaim the title with theirfamous rivals real strengthening, including kylian mbappe in the ranks. when i signed my contract here, i know that it was not so easy, but i totally trusted and believed in the club. but at the moment, i am happy with this, what the team shows and, you know, when you see other players, we have players coming back, i think we have a really strong team. carlos alcaraz has called his defeat at the cincinnati 0pen, the worst match o

kay, thank you for joining us tonight on gb tonight. is this the right answer reopening these two centres? >> absolutely not. especially not at the moment, so, you know , not at the moment, so, you know, we have an issue with detention centres in the uk. i think it was july this year. the, the prison inspectorate found that harmondsworth has the worst conditions they've ever seen. you know, we need to look at that first. we need to fix the problems that are already there with the detention system before we even think about opening new ones. >> it's part of the problem ditching the rwanda plan. was that ever going to work in your view? >> absolutely not. i think that's the one thing that we can all agree. labour did that was really good so far, ditching the rwanda plan. it was expensive. it was never going to work. you know, it was built on lies. and, you know, people just thought it was this, this sort of fix everything and it certainly wasn't. so that's that's a good thing at least. >> but in that case, what will work? i mean, do you t

chiang kai shek leader of fighting china. chester nimitz, commander of the mighty pacific fleet. harry truman. four months after taking office, president leads his country finally to victory and peace. mr. truman and his cabinet meet in emergency session. former secretary hal is on hand as the president breaks the momentous news of japan's surrender. i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government in reply to the message forwarded to that government by the secretary of state on august 11. i'd seen this reply a full acceptance of the potsdam declaration, which specified prize the unconditional surrender of japan. in the reply, there is no qualification. arrangements are now being made for the formal signing of the surrender terms at the earliest possible moment. general douglas macarthur has been appointed the supreme allied commander to receive the japanese surrender. great britain, russia and china will be represent it by high ranking officers. meantime, the allied armed forces have been ordered to suspend offensive action. the proclamation of v-j day must

i remember when karate kid came out, which is what cobra kai is based on, anwen rock. vote got started on mtv. why is this so critical? i mean, one of the things that i mean i can bring to the table in this discussion is i was talking to some young voters yesterday here at the dnc and they were just coming up to us and they were just like a few sieve for this campaign for the idea how kamala harris has really shaken up this race. and one of the young people that i spoke to said, this is all about turnout, this is all about getting out the vote. and i think that goes perfectly with your message. >> yeah. thanks for having us, jim, and i think this then prince of the youth vote rock the votes been around for a long time. and the reality is every major election cycle, we have a new class of young voters, right? and new voters are unfamiliar with the process. and in some states, they are trying to make it harder for young people devote so it's really about walking them through the process of registration, finding their polling location, finding out who is on their ballot,

shoppers were frozen in place as 5 people in all black ran inside of the kay jewelers. the group was seen breaking the display glass cases in stealing pieces taking the oath do. i was. >> like my. hardest pumping. shaking shop. >> this l p who was there in took this video. he says the burglars looked like teenagers and were in and in under 5 minutes. my and saying got my phone. >> and >> record. but according all, things happen and it was very fast. >> he says the mall was pretty busy saturday and notice security walking around the route. but while the burglary was taking place, he did not see security nearby. those those guys are guys like 2 minutes. the security r i. establishment. and then right after the security like mean, both the 2 minutes and then like 45 that they're so one policeman iso. >> the san francisco police department is investigating the incident and has not made any arrests as of news time on monday, several patrol cars were seen outside of the mall and the kay jewelers remains closed. other shoppers who come here frequently say that's like this are

shoppers were frozen in place as 5 people ran inside of the kay jewelers. the group was seen breaking the display glass cases in stealing pieces taking the oath do. i was. >> like my. hardest pumping. shaking shop. >> this lp who was there in took this video. he says the burglars looked like teenagers and were in and in under 5 minutes. my and saying got my phone. >> and >> record. according all things happen and it was very fast. >> he says the mall was pretty busy saturday and notice security walking around the route. but while the burglary was taking place, he did not see security nearby. those those guys are guys like 2 minutes. the right. >> of establishment. and then right after the security like to 2 minutes. and then like 45 that they're so one policeman iso. >> the san francisco police department is investigating the incident and has not made any arrests as of news time on monday, several patrol cars were seen outside of the mall and the kay jewelers remains closed. other shoppers who come here frequently say that's like this are unusual. >> people

they saw what appeared to be four people using hammers or tools, breaking glass cases at kay jewelers store in the mall. the store was closed today, but people in the area were just learning about what happened. i think it's pretty wild. it's unfortunate to say that i'm not fully surprised because, you know, there's just a lot of theft in sf. disappointed to hear, but hopefully nobody was hurt. san francisco police say just before seven last night, officers responded to 20th avenue for a burglary where several men were vandalizing glass displays and stealing. no arrests have been made yet. you know, we live in a large metropolitan area. i feel like these places tend to lend themselves to this type of crime. so not exactly surprised, it's kind of part and parcel of living in a large city like san francisco. that said, it is it's always sort of disappointing to hear about something like this happening in our own community. while people weren't surprised it happened, they also said they were not aware of incidents like this occurring here. stonestown is an extremely comfortable place. yo

. - guilty, mm-kay?last two years exploring the various universes and what have you, but all you've done is run up an expense account on space nachos and intergalactic pornography. - in our defense, supreme leader, we were observing the universe where beavis and butt-head are in middle age. - yes, at the height of their powers. - no one cares about that at all. - i mean, come on, just listen to yourselves. - and now, the matter of your punishment. - your sentence is death, mm-kay?

i was in no hurry, it was getting so good, but this is in my soul, okay, i got it, time flew by in kai music played, it's my life, i'm dancing in a white dress. will you be with him, and i know that you are mine, time flew by, and the music played, i'm dancing now with another, but these songs are all for you. drawn to our life from vintage movies, in your shirts will fall, we talked so cool, why ute, then you didn't bother me, i 'm shocked when i hear your voice, loneliness blows my mind, i traded you for everyone else just like you traded me for a soul, okay, i got it, time flew by in a fun way, i was playing music, i'm dancing in struki now, but these songs are all for you, time flew by in kai, and music was playing, it's my light, in a white dress you dance with him, and i know that you're mine, you have colossal love, thank you, thank you so much, love each other, now on stage, friends, on stage new wave holla, will appear immediately five simply mind-blowing artists, yes, it is almost impossible to see them in this line-up, if they were a group, they could be called the fantastic

, richard williams and jordan parlour. 26—year—old kay was sentenced to three years and two months inrotesters also received sentences — sameer ali and adnan ghafoor said they had been provoked by anti—muslim insults in leeds before punching a group of men. the judge said that was no excuse. more sentences are expected to be handed down next week. katie barnfield has been to bolton to see how communities affected by the violence are trying to move on. nearly a week on from the violence that gripped bolton, the town is still feeling the impact. that gripped bolton, the town several people have now been arrested after tiles, bottles and fireworks were thrown between two groups of rival protesters. but some business owners say its left people frightened to come here. rumours going through and my customer is scared, he don't come, and we very bad situation still. amran says the takings at his shoe shop are down 80% over the past week. how can i pay my rent and rates and, you know, business, everything? it's not i feel for personally, oh, he kills me, that's no problem. but the main thing,

a further boost provided on the pitch, courtesy of kai have pitch, courtesy of kai haverts.nish of arsenal jumping forjoy at the break. step forward, declan rice already on a yellow card, he fouled before delaying the restart him to see red. this gave bright and fresh hope and the man who scored their winner last week was on hand to get their equaliser for the year pedro starting the season fine form. ——joaoa pedro you won't pedro the visitors had the best to a huge target but unable to find it. a point each and all applauds for pedro. not quite business as usual for arsenal. alex fletcher, bbc news. mixed emotions for both managers afterwards — mikel arteta was the one left frustrated — with the arsenal boss unhappy with the referee's decision making: i was amazed. start because in the first when the opponent did that, they didn't get any book in. they called in a noncritical area on the pitch. after hitting it is heel and turning around to make that decision. by law he can do it. then be consistent and is well if that is the case then you have to send and they will play te

this trip today was just wonderful, moravyossa, i liked absolutely everything, despite the fact that kai was not with me, but you were with me, remember, friends, when it seems to you that you have seen everything in this world, just take your hands and travel, and if you don’t want to, then wait for the next issue, like at home, ciao, ciao! at the beginning of january 1946 in minsk in the building of the district officers' house, the military prosecutor's office of the republic continued the survey with... antonovna, another witness, a prisoner of the koldychevo camp. it was organized by the fascists at the beginning of the war, not far from the city of baranovichi. after the explanation by the prosecutor's office. died, but such facts began to be recorded during the occupation. on november 3, 1944 , the next issue of the krasnaya zvezda newspaper was published in the soviet union with a circulation of one million. it published an article by ilya ehrenburg, the judges say. and it began with something unexpected and incomprehensible to assign punishment to god for nazi criminals. the res

our goal is only to make the future is built on meet kai. charles: you made great inroads.u almost got me. is this the last chance to buy treasurys before the september rate cut? one of my whole favorite in the fixed income bond area will explain that to you. mrs. what you might be wary off. we'll be right back. ♪ meetkai ... (grandpa vo) i'm the richest guy in the world. hi baby! (woman 1 vo) i have inherited the best traditions. (woman 2 vo) i have a great boss... it's me. (man 1 vo) i have people, people i can count on. (man 2 vo) i have time to give (grandma vo) and a million stories to share. (grandpa vo) if that's not rich, i don't know what is. (vo) the key to being rich is knowing what counts. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i sleep great now that my side is as firm as my heart desires. my heart desires soft. sleep number does that. your ideal firmness and effortless comfort, all night. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. shop now at a sleep number store near you. municipal bonds don't usually

host: last caller for now, kay is in richmond, virginia on our line for independents. good morning, kay. caller: good morning. i'm an independent and also african-american. i would like to make a comment commend and i have two questions for mr. pearson. presently, americans are excited about having a younger candidate and i guess a first woman president. if trump loses this election in 2024, i believe it will only be because people are voting off of emotions instead of voting off of policies, and it is a fact that people are voting off of emotions only, because they were so quick to get behind kamala as the nominee without even hearing the policies. what i'm about to say next is just kind of, like, wishful thinking, but i wonder how things will play out if donald trump steps down and would let a woman like nikki haley be the nominee, instead of trump remaining on the top of the ticket, he would be on the bottom of the ticket, like vice president, and also be her advisor for the next four years. i think if trump allowed a woman like nikki haley or any other experienced

in northampton, tyler kay was jailed for 38 months after calling for attacks on asylum seeker hotels x. and richard williams from buckley was jailed for sharing a menacing post about migrants whilst also encouraging rioters. 0therjailings include these men, sameer ali and adnan ghafoor. they were part of a counterprotest in leeds against far right activists. they punched a group of white men, saying they had been provoked by anti—muslim insults. the judge said that was no excuse and gave them 20 months and two and a half years, respectively. 6000 specially—trained officers remain on duty this weekend to deal with any unrest. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, says it's important forces around the country stay on high alert. i'm absolutely convinced that having the police officers in place these last few days in the right places, the swiftjustice that has been dispensed in our courts have had a real impact but we have to stay on high alert going into this weekend because we absolutely have to make sure that our communities are safe. the king has offered his heartfelt thanks to the

and you have, i can name only a handful of them, mark sweden and kai lee -- henry kai in china.advocacy and human rights groups believe there are anywhere between 11 cases to as many as 200 americans or dual americans held in china. and of course, in afghanistan, you've got ron corbett george glasman, mahmoud habibi, three americans held in afghanistan. what is this department's message to the americans who are still out there? and what is it -- does today bring any insights or any experience that will now be applied in trying to get more americans home? >> so, our message is pretty simple, and it is that while today is a good day, that the work doesn't stop, and to the american citizens who continue to be wrongfully detained or held hostage around the world, let me just be very clear that this government, this administration is not going to stop working. we're going to continue to work tirelessly, around the clock, to do everything we can to make sure that they, like paul, like evan, like alsu, like vladimir can have a day where they can be reunited with their loved ones as wel

. >> shoppers were frozen in place as 5 people in all black ran inside of the kay jewelers. group was seen breaking the display glass cases in stealing pieces taking the oath do. i was. >> hardest pumping. shaking shop. >> this l p who was there in took this video. he says the burglars looked like teenagers and were in and in under 5 minutes. my and saying got my phone. >> and >> record. according all things happen and it was very fast. >> he says the mall was pretty busy saturday and notice security walking around the route. but while the burglary was taking place, he did not see security nearby. those those guys are guys like 2 minutes. the right. >> of establishment. and then right after the security like mean, both the 2 minutes and then like 45 they're they're so one policeman, iso. >> the san francisco police department is investigating the incident and has not made any arrests as of news time on monday, several patrol cars were seen outside of the mall and the kay jewelers remains closed. other shoppers who come here frequently say that's like this are unusual. >> peo

you remember, in the twentieth year of the draft, which we had, yes, tylar kay, the father. children,that you understand, i will now tell you, for what convicted the british, and you look at what they did in the twentieth year on our streets, compare, tyler kay, a father of three, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for reposting a russian and shocking publication on the x platform, imagine, he reposted a shocking publication. liam james, 41, was sentenced to one year and eight months in prison for violent disorder, public order violations on racial grounds, was seen in a group throwing stones and bricks. years 2 years 8 months in prison for violence in disorder he claimed claimed that just stood in a group of people shouting and gesticulating, 2 years, 8 months, another 54 years steve malin 2 years and 2 months in prison for being at the very forefront of a crowd in one of the cities on july 31, i quote from the charges, i have another one of those sentenced to 2 years and 8 months after pleading guilty to violent disorder? kicking a man in the center of plymouth and then throwing b

these people are auctioning off -- why did kay ivey say that esa's were a primary goal?hy doesn't just go straight to the schools? why don't we adequately fund education? earlier i heard this to them and say people had choice, like they could pick up and move and buy another house and another school district. you use some kind of convoluted backwards logic. the people that are down here, who stay there, they also deserve an education. no matter what their kids are. some people have no choice. these vouchers, there is no evidence that they work. this is a scam. this man is a scam artist. guest: i appreciate your opinion and everyone has the right to their ideas. let me answer that this way. one of the reasons i do what i do is because i think the idea that a family can't move and can't afford to move and to low income to find a school district is terrible. the idea that we will have a kid forced to go to a school where we say it will get better in five years were given more money and let's figure it out, i think that is a terrible thing to do to families. i do. i'm in thi

this trip today was just wonderful, moravyossa, i liked absolutely everything, despite the fact that kai not with me, but you were with me, remember, friends, when it seems to you that you have seen everything in this world, just take a backpack and travel, and if you don’t want to, then wait for the next issue, like at home! evening in the meadows, where the honeysuckle, the wind disappeared, where the warm august, i was waiting for you, the river is joyful, timid and joyful, getting up they don’t knock, this is a song about... this is all ours, about nature, about the homeland, about home, that’s why it became my favorite, this river is called yasheda, this name is connected with the fact that once here on this swamp there were hayfields, a basilika pit, as they call it locally, near this section of torki there was a hayfield, a basilikom, and this section was called that, what's interesting is that the river literally changed its course 10 years ago. it made such a big bend, and it would seem that the water cannot be directed in this direction, it cannot be forced to go here, but what

well, it's late, hello, kai, where are you, i'm already in the city of iva, what are you serious about, okay, chow, you know what, kainy will be today, i'm very sorry, because i came up with a very exciting trip and i'm ready. so cozy beautiful, i'm sure it has a very rich history, friends, any trip to an unfamiliar city should start in a museum, where i'll tell you how to build the right route to see interesting places, well, ready, then let's go! why is this city called ieve, in my opinion it's a female name, well you're partly right, because the city, the name of our city says from a legend, and this legend tells us that once upon a time the grand duke gedimin, the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania, had a beautiful wife, princess eva. so the legend says that eva, when she passed by our city, she, she really liked it, she fell in love with it, so such a legend says that in honor of her name, the name, but there is another legend that in in the city of ivya there were a lot of willows, so yes, the name of the city of ivya also came from the name of this tree, we are now in a muse

kay, this is a not a partisan statement.mpaign. >> i'm loving it, british elections, you notice it's only lasts for five weeks. the election is called, five weeks later you have. the next day, the prime minister, if he's lost, he's out of downing street and the new guy moves in. it's kind of brutal. one difference we're seeing between this campaign and a short uk-style campaign is, of course, the money. kamala harris has raised i think in the first day, in what the whole election would cost, $80 billion. part of bargain basement democracy. going furd, you're right, this is wishful thinking on our part, would the money just blow up the idea that we could have short campaigns again? i mean, if you're going to carry on, having no limits on how much is raised, how much is spent, then presumably there's a vested interest in having as long a campaign as possible? >> that's obvious in the people who collect the money, political consultants, ad makers, television stations and perhaps those of us employed writing about it. but that i

do you remember in 2020 the calls that we had, yes, tyler kay, father of three children, by the way, i will now tell you what the british were convicted for, and you look at what they did in 2020 on our streets, compare, tyler kay, father of three children, sentenced to 30 months in prison for reposting russian and shocking. running through the streets, setting fire to garbage cans throwing bricks at a local business, as well as a library in the walton area, you can you imagine john. omailly 43 years old, 2 years 8 months in prison for disorderly conduct violence, he claimed, he claimed that he was just standing in a group of people shouting and gesturing, 2 years, 8 months, another 54 years, steve malin 2 years and 2 months in prison for being in the very forefront of a crowd in one of the cities on 31st july, i'm quoting from the charges, i have more of those sentenced to 2 years his family after he... pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, kicking a man in the centre of plymouth and then throwing bottles and stones, and i have some other very interesting ones for comparison, 48-yea

eastern for another live hour of "politics nation." " the saturday show with jonathan kay part" starts right now. >>> the real work begins. after a joyful and deeply patriotic democratic convention, presidential nominee kamala harris and her running mate tim walz prepared to hit the road in key battleground state georgia. >>> newly minted adviser to the campaign is here to tell us how they will keep the momentum going. >>> canceled the vote. in battleground georgia there is now an online portal that could allow someone to cancel someone else's voter registration without their knowledge. we'll explain why the naacp is urging the doj to investigate. >>> and turned out for what? danielle smith explains how the democrats put the party in party politics with a convention rollcall for the ages. i'm jonathan kay part, this is "the saturday show." >>> vice president and now presidential nominee kamala harris is back in washington after an historic democratic national convention. but the wheels of this campaign are turning fast with harris and running mate, governor tim walz, heading out on a b

another text message from kai, a moderate leaning left here. there's a lot of talk about what kamala and walz are planning to do to help american families, i.e. the child tax credit. however, there is little talk ever about what the current campaign or past campaigns will do to help single income taxpayers paid off and see less tax credits and pay the most taxes out of all taxpayers and we are also struggling to pay high rent, high groceries, credit card and student loan debt. the economy and the inflation, kai talking about that in the text message. those issues dominating this campaign as they typically do in a presidential election cycle. amanda in magnolia, delaware, democratic caller. amanda, it is your turn. caller: hi, can you hear me? greta: we can. caller: hi. i'm a college student. i go to school in california. this is my second election. i had the honor of being able to be able to vote during the biden/harris administration. it has been really nice as a young person to see the work of this administration, especially when it comes to

racing competition of the summer course, the owners of the atakhari horses, nafiseh hatem, ayeb, roni, kai, tirdad, firuzi , armia, noor, serin and kandaha won the first titles of the courses of hasht kane razan, and ivan toni , the striker of the english brandford football team, signed a contract of 40 million euros. good time dear compatriots, another part at 13:00 from the news of khabar network, the number of third, fourth, and fifth child births in the country has increased, the head of the country's population research institute said that research shows that the birth of the third, fourth, and fifth child is more in 1402 compared to two years before that.

progressive is such a beautiful word kai gray? progressive it means go forward, they want to go backwards. as you rapidly rebuild america deterrence you will quickly restore peace and stability in our country, but all over the world we were make our country much safer place. the are in grave danger of a third world war, i tell you, before i even arrive at the oval office and as is that we will do things that'll be shocking to people, but i will do more than anything else look at things in online and we will prevent world war iii, if you look at what is going on with ukraine and russia, has it as an incursion into russia, will be another incursion, then all of a sudden, bad things will start to happen. the wars starting, by contrast, if comrade kamala win this november, world war iii is virtually guaranteed to happen, everything she touches she destroys. you look at her life, she was district attorney in san francisco, the place went to help. is sitting the world probably 15, 18 years ago, 20 years ago. maybe in the whole world it