his keynote address _ regulations. his keynote address at _ regulations.his keynote address at this year's i regulations. his keynote i address at this year's bitcoin conference could solidify his status as the crypto candidate. before we go, something to work up your appetite. chipotle mexican grill beat expectations on sales and profit, with demand for its rice bowls and burritos holding up, even as prices increased. but executives expects margins to be under pressure for the rest of the year. you can find more on our business stories on the bbc news website. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hey, welcome to the catch up. tonight talking about concerns, kamala harris a first speech in a well causes chaos. first, a labour mp is urging parents to talk to their children about sexual consent. revealing earlier this week that she became pregnant at 15 after being groomed and raped by an older man. she has spoken to the bbc about how she discusses consent with her sons. if the bbc about how she discusses consent with her so

elon musk would be an interesting keynote.dea and it won't get more votes and cheryl says vice president pick because a great introduction for them and talented speaker with a political upside and candace owens, nikki haley and unite the party. if not vp or he will be the future of the party. thank you for watching america's late news at night and i amwo late news at night and i amwo trace gallagher anold los angels and i will see you right back here again tomorrow.

gore could handle doing the keynote speech. well, dr. gold was very eminent at the university texas. he did 500 lecture classes with 500 people lot of the time i actually had him for a lecture class. and so we assured him that, yes, could be the keynote speaker. speaker. so the conference was planned and he was designated the keynote speaker, betty ford invited the living first ladies rustling rosalynn carter and bird johnson accepted bird johnson had to back because she d bronchitis. so the two who convened the conference were rosalynn and tty ford the four sessions would concentrate on first lady's role and leadership. the first lady, some media, family life in the white house and growing up in the white to give the full dimensions of being first lady. in addition, betty ford and rosalynn carter the included mrs. johnson press secretary liz carpenter, mary hoyt, mrs. carter press secretary, and diane sawyer, co-host of cbs morning news and two panels with lucy turbin, linda chance and robin sisson ford, vance and allen si grace who was

hear speeches from arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders, florida senator, marco rubio, and a keynote address from mr. trump's daughter-in-law, rnc cochair, lara trump. >> it comes as republicans attempt to make a big show of unity. the crowd has heard from former presidential candidates like florida governor ron desantis, and nikki haley, and top house republicans like the speaker mike johnson. >> speakers, will be focused on crime. this has been branded by the rnc as make america safe once again. it's a notable theme just three days after mr. trump survived an assassination attempt at one of his rallies. nbc news also learned that the secret service actually ramped up security in recent weeks, after concerns about an iranian assassination plot. that plot appears to be separate from what happened over the weekend. >> we have much to cover this morning, joining us here in milwaukee, "meet the press" moderator, kristen welker and senior washington correspondent, hallie jackson. we'll start with you kristen. tonight is a team of rivals, we saw nikki haley, who of course ran against dona

the former president will deliver the keynote address tonight to accept his party's nomination. it's going to be his first major speech since the attempted

the event culminates with a keynote speech on saturday from none other than republican nominee and former he's running as the "pro crypto" candidate — and hauling in digital donations. but he wasn't always the staunch supporter he is today. erin delmore has the story. "not money, volatile, based on thin air." that's how donald trump used to talk about the world's leading cryptocurrency. he called bitcoin a scam. but now trump is running as the pro—crypto candidate for president, calling for domestic bitcoin production, choosing a running mate with six figures in bitcoin holdings and being rewarded with millions of dollars in cash and crypto donations from silicon valley's giants. they're betting on the trump vance ticket in hopes that pro crypto talk turns into pro crypto policy. if the duo makes their way to the white house. this is an industry that's been under attack in washington. disproportionately so. and so i think it's completely valid for the industry to stick up for itself and defend its interests. but not all are convinced that trump's about—face on crypto's value is authentic.

— trump's keynote address.lion on the british summer staple last year alone. in fact, fresh berries — strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries — continue to be the uk's most popularfruit item. live now to nick marston, who's chairman of british berry g rowers. despite all these growers are finding it tough at the moment. tell us about that. growers are finding it tough. it is frustrating because it is a great and growing market and with a great deal of money to retailers and to uk horticulture. the grower costs have increased by about 30% over three years and quite frankly up till now they have really struggled to recover any of that from supermarkets. so their profitability has declined to appoint where a7% of our membership of our survey said they are no longer making a profit which obviously is not a profit which obviously is not a sustainable position for any sector. ~ ., , ., . ., sector. what needs to change? supermarkets _ sector. what needs to change? supermarkets need _ sector. what need

his keynote speech for thursday night to reflect greater our unity adviser jason miller, says trump can bring together a divided america. >>>>there's still some very serious issues that our country is facing. president trump will be addressing those, but the tone is going to be much different. >>>one issue central to trump's brand immigration today's theme at the convention making america safe again with a focus on supporting law enforcement. and border security. former trump challenger and ambassador nikki haley is tonight's keynote speaker left the race in march and didn't endorse trump until may. >>>>i put my priorities on a president who is going to have the backs of our allies. and hold our enemies to account. who would secure the border. no more excuses, haley >>>says. while trump isn't perfect on all of the issues he should reach out to her. supporters to widen his coalition. something her speech here tonight could help accomplish >ryan>and coming up a little bit later in this show, i'm talking live with cbs news executive director of elections and surveys. anthony salve unwto. w

after listening to the keynote address.floor of this convention. tony.>> good evening, norah. i have been to florida, iowa, pennsylvania, wisconsin, colorado, michigan. i was looking for a teamster, any member of the union for their keynote address from that speaker. did not find one. i did find a union contractor. he works with a lot of union members. you were seriously enjoying that speech. >> i thought the guy had really captured the moment. he hit all the bullet points and he knew exactly what he was talking about. i was just had a family reunion and those guys are all union workers. they said everyone of them is voting for trump because they just said we have more money at the end of that time and interest rates are killing these union guys. the economy, as it trains, it's hurting more and more people. i talked to one guy that built 150 homes in the des moines area. when trump was president, he built 150 homes for this year he's building a pair that affects all the people providing material and appliances. in iowa, the

government decision trump's priorities the republican presidential candidate is preparing to give a keynote speech as biden goes into self-isolation due to covid. european. in london and a meeting of the european parliament in strasbourg: who is for peace, who is for the escalation of the ukrainian conflict. stunts on the verge of human capabilities. the world festival of circus arts idol started in moscow. comedy about love, finding yourself, the origarch driver is already in wide release. why is this movie worth watching? we start with the latest data from the ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation. the russian military continues to reduce the fleet of ukrainian air forces. air defense systems shot down a mig-29 fighter and 74 aircraft-type drones. and our black sea sailors destroyed 10 ukrainian unmanned boats with which the enemy tried to attack crimea. in this footage, one of the ssu naval drones was stopped by machine-gun fire from a helicopter. and this is the result of joint fire from the air from the shore. and so unmanned boat. explodes spectacularly, and a c

trump is expected to give a keynote speech in moscow at night, which he completely rewrote after theary rhetoric, arms supplies to ukraine and the development of plans for further escalation of the situation. today, at the european summit in london, the sensible voices of those politicians who call for peace were again not heeded. the overdue zelensky tried to persuade everyone not to listen to hungarian prime minister viktor orban. he , in turn, convinced his colleagues that this conflict could not be resolved on the battlefield. at the same time , in strasbourg, at a meeting of the european parliament, one supporter of the war party, ursulla fondelaien, was elected head of the european commission for a second term and was accused of creating. comfortable conditions in europe for rapists and murderers. it is possible that, in order to protect himself from such attacks, his colleagues in the european parliament vonlaen intends to approve the post of european commissioner for defense, and this is also the first time in history. about euro passions on opposite sides of the channel, but

the keynote to watch is subscriber growth which is expected to come in under 5 million.s rebounding from the may of 2022 lows, but could lead to another sentiment shift. joining me now is james. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, frank. good to see you as well. we'll bullish about the report coming out tonight and excited to listen to the call, for sure. >> very excited to listen to the call. what are you looking for? subscriber growth is an important metric and average revenue is another key one. are you expecting to see similar help from the password crackdown this quarter? >> we do. t we feel there are four accelerants. our view is they may do a billion this quarter which would be the biggest quarter they've seen in their history which translates to $4.80 a share. we are looking for what greg peters has been talking about on these calls, the ceo. they want better profit margin growth. that's a different story. they're maturing as a business. they don't want to talk about subscriber numbers so much. that's why the hit last time. ad revenue which is a new t

since that happened, she's going to any minute now deliver the keynote address here in houston. we expect her to talk about the work she's down in the biden/harris add administration, advocating for students and the woes, and expecting her to talk about the work she's done in the last few months for unions. all of the places she's traveled across the country speaking for unions. and this could also be a preview as to how we expect her to try to court the union vote over the next 104 days until the election. that's one thing on her to-do list, of course, the top of her to-do list is finding a running mate. we know this historically fast vetting process is underway for candidates such as north carolina governor roy cooper who she's known for many years. people like pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, arizona's mark kelly, michigan's governor gretchen whitmer. and several others to help her in different ways, in different places with different voting blocs, we're told to expect her to make that decision by august 7th to build that momentum before the democratic national convention

and harris, as the presumed presidential nominee, will deliver her keynote on thursday. abc news will cover it in primetime, so keep it here to abc seven. now, back here in california, governor newsom is putting more money behind a push to streamline the development of new housing across the state. he's awarded $94 million to 15 california counties. the money will go toward construction of more than 1600 new homes, as well as projects to transform undeveloped properties into affordable housing. it's all part of california's goal to create 2.5 million new homes by 2030. in the east bay, firefighters are cleaning up the mess left behind from a massive early morning fire that tore through a warehouse complex in berkeley. at one point, the roof of the building collapsed. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez has more. reporter flames shooting through the roof of this industrial building in berkeley early wednesday morning, the roof collapsing in and firefighters dousing the flames with water from above. >> the berkeley fire battalion chief tells me more than 30 firefighters ba

european parliament, the first session after the beginning of the presidency, in order to make a keynoteech, in order to communicate with meps, but for this session orbán was not invited, it was done on purpose, it was also a signal for orbán that he is not supported here, but for now the european parliament plans that orbán can come here in... september, and right here is really a very good opportunity to catch him, because if earlier in brussels , european leaders were more distant from the shadows, then here in the european parliament everything is more and more democratic, and in order to get to the session hall, they have to pass by us, we can somehow approach them there, ask, and i will hope that after all, in september , orbán will come here to strasbourg and there will be an opportunity to ask him some tricky question and he will not be overwhelmed again still and in the session hall, because he will be asked questions by deputies who are in the majority against him, so here, we should remind tatiana that the president of the european council, charles michel, answered hungarian p

and i want to bring in the rnc co-chair lara trump who delivered keynote speech last night.and thank you for joining us, lara. >> thank you, guys. >> and give us a sense of what it was like to broadening the base last night, sand that key -- and is that key to the strategy? >> well, we have to. we cannot talk only to the republicans last night, and my goal last night was to humanize donald trump. there is a lot that is said about this man, and i wanted to bring a picture of this man that i know to the american people, and i wanted to bring donald trump out as a father-in-law and father to my husband eric, and grandfather to my children, and expand the base. >> and this is more of the toings of the false claims of the stolen election, and the january 6th that we were talking a moment ago of weaponizing the justice department, and that part of the strategy? >> i think it is interesting that you talk to the speakers here, and a lot of people changed their speeches saturday, and maybe you would have heard more of those topics had saturday not happened -- >> and it is not a direc

she gave a keynote speech to the deputies, and first of all she made the point that the european unionue to give ukraine everything it needs to survive and won, and the european union itself will also become stronger, the european union will create a european defense union, and that time has come, said ursela fondeyan, and i ... one of the steps will be the creation of a european air defense shield, let's hope that one day in ukraine will also join it and possibly very soon, and also ursula fonden sent a very important message to hungary, to the prime minister of hungary viktor orban, let's listen if there is an opportunity and direct speech about it. russia is betting on the softness of europe and the west, and some in europe. plays along two weeks ago, the prime minister of an eu country visited moscow. this so-called peace mission was nothing but a peacemaking mission. it was an overt pacification mission. two days later, putin's planes targeted a children's hospital. this shot was not a mistake. it was a signal, a signal from the kremlin, which makes the blood freeze in the veins o

at the party congress, he gave a keynote speech.ven the last t-shirt will be torn for trump, the bandage that the ex-president wears on his right ear after being wounded is now something like a symbol for his supporters, hundreds of delegates to the convention are in fact the same. i wear a headband in solidarity with president trump. this idea came from another arizona delicacy, me. i picked it up, and now almost everyone has them. this is trump's first appearance since the assassination attempt, and his wife milania's first public appearance during this election campaign. actually, the trump convention came in full force with their children and grandchildren, the family watched the ex-president from the honorary rostrum, and he remembered what he had to endure on saturday. i was happy to talk about the great work my administration has done on immigration at the southern border. we were very proud of it. on the right was a large screen with a diagram displayed on it border crossings under my leadership, the numbers were simply amaz

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they did a we with keynote speakers. instead, they decided to have headline those each night and the headliners, or monday night will be people like christie know, governor from south dakota who was thought to be in the running for the vice presidential race. but then got tangled up in an awful story about how she killed her dog. there's also glenn young can, who's the governor in georgia and tim scott, who was a keynote speaker back in 20 uh, 22008. in fact, i, i know i'd say the tut from south carolina expect it to be one of the candidates for vice president as well. i will also hear from people like marjorie taylor green . one of the total comes biggest defenders in the house and also lieutenant governor mont robinson, who is running for the government in south carolina. that they will be interesting because they're used to finally rhetoric they used to attacking the democrats and we are told that after what happened on saturday, donald trump is very keen to put a label on that sort of electric to the com. everything

please welcome our keynote speaker. [applause] >> it's great to be with you and it is an honor to address the group of emerging tech i didn't realize he worked for senator kennedy and to me, that means everything in fact every day that i am here what would he be saying during these challenging times? so thank you again for inviting me to be with you and i'm so grateful for the partnership i've had with the 32nd year in congress and i've been fortunate to witness the great advances in technology. with the industrial revolution. when i first arrived january 93 and soren in the internet few homes had a computer and even fever had access to the internet. cell phones were the size of bricks. and if you have seen pictures of what they were. very expensive. and every home still had a landline. music was only available tapes and records and today the size has grown dramatically. 90 percent of american homes now have a broadband connection and now streaming and more significantly the smartphone was invented. suddenly everything

keynote will be discussed at the end of the year, after which a decision must be made, and today is the time for proposals. why was the decision made to create a commission? research, government and society are united. in the development priorities of the country, belarusians put first place science-intensive industries that provide technological breakthroughs and access to foreign markets, as well as high-tech sectors of the agro-industrial complex, this is a strategically correct approach: roads, housing, education, culture, sports facilities, all this will be ... develop if we will ensure knowledge-intensive, competitive production in the country, hence exports, decent wages, taxes and the budget. success in new markets depends on what product we enter there with and how much demand it will have. both the university and industry academic sectors of science must work towards this goal in close cooperation. we should analyze. that’s all, a significant cycle of preparatory work, purchasing new technological equipment, debugging production processes, equipment is needed, so for this we a

regrettably, iwasjust civil rights, keynote speaker had to cancel.rettably, i wasjust on the phone with president biden and he shared his disappointment at not being able tojoin he shared his disappointment at not being able to join us this afternoon. hejust being able to join us this afternoon. he just fosters being able to join us this afternoon. hejust fosters positive covert. minutes later, came confirmation from the white house saying that he was experiencing mild upper respiratory symptoms combined with what was referred to as general malaise. he had fallen sick after this mexican restaurant in the swing state of nevada. we are getting down to game time now. his faltering debate performance a few weeks ago but speaking before the diagnosis, he said it would take more serious than covid to make him drop out of the race. i was going to be a transitional candidate i thought i would be able to move on from this and pass it to someone else. is a little bit of wisdom. but calls from members of his own party for the president to step aside are fast be

i thought no pelosi was a keynote, but also speaking several down-ballot candidates in north carolina, including the nation's most closely watched governor's race the attorney general, the democrat josh stein, who was running for governor against the republican, the lieutenant governor, mark robinson, closely aligned with trump as well as the current governor roy cooper, who has made headlines in the past couple of days at some prominent democrats as well as pundants, has tossed his name around as a possible running mate for vice president kamala harris. if president joe biden were to step aside, cooper did not address again any of the uncertainty at the top top of the ticket. instead, focusing on the theme of the night, unity here in north carolina and across the country for democrats. victor amara, dianne. thank you very much. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu heads to washington, dc today for a high stakes visit. as israeli forces unleashed retaliatory attacks on houthi rebels in yemen. the latest on the escalating tensions in the middle east was going nowhere fast. >> thou

and keynote speakers on day 2 included a number of influential figures who have been opponents of trump in the past. here's former south carolina governor nikki haley who was the last republican to pull out of the race for the parties nomination and the clear path for and to clear the path for donald trump. if we have 4 more years of vide or a single day of harris, our country will be badly worse off. for the sake of our nation, we have to go with donald trump, the use benjamin abra as gruber, as at the convention, the has more on the unity, the g o. p wants to demonstrate to this right. it was of course, not a big surprise that he has a number of salary gays. it was his son that actually said that the votes from florida would go to him. that was the moment, but they reached the number of delegates that donald trump needed. so that was not a big surprise even also when he named he's a running major but through social, his social media platform. that was not a big surprise because appearing, we've been hearing that name over and over again. that happens. so many news coming out of his co

eager. >> jamie raskin, he can be the keynote figure. stay on this, biden is held as you've noted, the newest solo press conferences of any the late 1980s. we got several wars, border crisis, he's not doing that. what you think of free press saying this is a catastrophe for the class of experts, journalists the independents who have since 2020 insisted biden was sharp as a tack on top of his game, anyone who reported the truth were attack is engaging and disinformation, misinformation, fakeness, what you think about? >> i would agree it was intentional, they knew this. people with their own eyes and common sense could see this person was in decline years ago get they still pushed it for their own purposes. for their own control, their own desire to have power and that is what you see layout, it's extremely fast and a disservice to the american people. pushing joe biden as the nominee is not for the good of the country and not good for the democrat party but it's good for those who want to retain our whether it's joe biden, whether it be

>> to introduce our keynote speaker today, someone we are incredibly proud of, vice president kamala harris! [applause] vice president harris has made history and broken barriers as our nation's first asian-american, african-american, and woman vice president. it is so significant that she is joining us today to address our community. from day one, she and president biden condemned anti-asian hate and invited leaders to meetings in the white house to discuss how to address it. that is why the biden-harris administration enacted the covid-19 hate crimes act into law. and to address the invisibility of many americans, they signed into law the bill to start the process of creating a national smithsonian museum history of culture, the first step to our very own museum to teach the public that aanhpi history is american history. [applause] now, last year, tragedy hit my hometown in california when a mass shooting occurred and a gunman killed 11 americans, all asian immigrants. vice president harris was on the ground within just a few days and personally consoled the victims' families with

republican party is heading into the last day of its convention united don't from will deliver his keynote speech, where he's set to formally accept the republican presidential nomination a let spring. indeed, i will use benjamin oliver as the great by whose asked the republican convention in milwaukee. all eyes are on from speech, lights it today. what can we expect? it's right there is of close expectation here to here former us president the download from the for the full time, final day of the republican national convention in the milwaukee in wisconsin. and of course the expectation has been growing. we had on wednesday, the pixel vice president j. d vance, invalid the expectations are growing up with indeed having a very, very good moment. there is high expectation here from the delegates here. what he has to say now. so high expectations. how big is the unity among republicans at the last day of the conference is of course a sign of unity this sally said, trying to portray it with some few critics. but usually the critics, a former president aid on the term who is officially of cour

in his keynote speech to the final lights of the republican national convention, the former president shed his personal accounts of the shooting and said he had been saved by the grace of god. he also talked about his campaign goals, but a few details about how he would achieve celebrating donald trump off to officially accepting the nomination as the republican presidential candidate. he tried to sell a message of unity. i'm here to night to lay out a vision for the whole nation to every citizen, whether you're a young or old man or woman, democrat, republican, or independent black or white, asian, or hispanic. i extend to you a hand of loyalty and of friendship. together we will lead america to new heights of great. it is like the world has never seen before. a message that went down well with his follow us. he wants to unite all americans. not just for republicans, but democrats, republicans, independents, like you said, all of america. he's looking out for his people. and that's different for me, it's ministrations that we're having now. it gives us a lot of hope, and i can't wait

united donald trump will deliver his keynote speech where he's set to form an excess. the republican presidential nomination, deputy is benjamin alvarez group that is in milwaukee following the r n. c. for us i asked him about the expectations for drums convention address. it's right. there is a close expectation here to here, former usa president, the download from the, for the full time, final day of the republican national convention and in milwaukee in wisconsin. and of course the expectation has been growing. we had on wednesday, the take for vice president j. d vance. invalid the expectations are drawing on from who is indeed having a very, very good moment. various high expectations here from the delegates here. what he has to say now. so high expectations. how big is the unity among republicans at the last day of the conference is of course a sign of unity this sally said, trying to portray it with some few critics. but usually the critics, a former president aid on some ways officially. of course, the candidate of the republican party have not come here to mil

trump still plans to give a keynote speech there, but security measures will now obviously be significantlyy lisashvili, pavel nesterov, irina chyuchuy, andrey mikhailov, alexey simonov, channel one usa. anti-trump hysteria in the usa. today’s event could have been predicted, as , for example, journalist tucker carlson did at the end of may, just when the former us president appeared in court, he wrote: “politics will not stop this. trump will win the presidential election in november if he is not killed first ". and here is carlson’s opinion expressed a year ago. they fabricated a case about the events of january 6 in order to impeach trump. it didn't work and he came back. then they accused him in court, that didn't work either, he became even more popular, then they accused him three more times, but each time trump’s popularity grew. so they started with criticism, then they moved to protests, then to impeachment, then to legal charges, and nothing worked. what's next? use your brains, dude, they're rushing towards murder, that's obvious. tucker was right; billionaire david sachs, one of

. >>> and president trump is ready to give the keynote address at the crypto conference of the year. millions of dollars and red tape is on the line. we are live in nashville with the preview. >>> why the new a.i. assistant is more like a pc than an assistant. it's friday, july 26th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." thank you so much for being here with us. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we check the u.s. stock futures. take a look. in the green across the board. the dow up 45 points. the dow would open up more than 200 points higher. the nasdaq also more than 200 points higher. basically a 1% gain in the pre-market. this looks as wall street is closing out a wild week on trading with the dow sllooking snap a three-day win streak. the nasdaq down 3% week to date. the s&p down 2% week to date. after another 1.2% gain yesterday, it is the small caps, russell 2000 on pace for the third positive week in a row. we are checking the bond market. that includes personal income and consumer sp

and vice president kamala harris traveled to deliver a keynote address to a historically black sorority. harris praised the women for their long political arctivism and also addressed maternal mortality and promised to continue to fight for reproductive rights. >> you know, when he was president, donald trump, former president, hand picked three members of the united states supreme court because he intended for them to overturn roe v. wade. the united states supreme court, previously the court of thurgood and rbg, and as he intended, they did. well, let me tell you something. when i am president of the united states and when congress passes a law to restore those freedoms, i will sign it into law. we are not playing around. >> after wrapping up in indianapolis, vice president harris headed to houston where she has an event scheduled for today, but the vp arrived early to visit the city's emergency operations center as they continue dealing the aftermath from hurricane beryl. harris met with emergency management personnel, first responders, and public officials. she thanked them for thei

so, delivering a keynote speech in the european parliament, she convinced deputies to approve her inhis position. roman sobol followed what was happening in strasbourg. the sum did not change from changing the places of the terms, although in the june elections in a number of countries, primarily in france and germany, the right-wing positions noticeably strengthened; in general, the majority of warm seats in the european parliament were retained by centrists, seasoned bureaucrats, led into unknown distances by the unsinkable ursula vonderen , and she has already announced her intention to use the next carte blanche given to her by gullible voters for the militarization of europe. we have a responsibility to do everything necessary to protect european citizens. now is the time to create a real european defense union. nato will remain the backbone of our collective defense, but we all know that our defense spending is too small and ineffective. we must spend more and we must create a comprehensive air defense system, the european air shield, not only to protect our airspace, but also

so, giving a keynote speech in the european parliament, she convinced the deputies to approve her inon for another five-year term. at in this regard, vonderleen did not skimp on bellicose rhetoric, assuring that it is precisely this that can create a strong europe. for the russian authorities, its new. the statements did not come as a surprise. the kremlin noted that fondelaien only confirmed the intention of european states to militarize and escalate tensions. roman sobol, more details. the sum did not change from changing the places of the terms, and although in the june elections in a number of countries, primarily in france and germany, the right-wing positions noticeably strengthened, in general the majority of warm seats in the european parliament was retained by centrists, seasoned bureaucrats, led into unknown distances... we are obliged to do everything necessary to protect european citizens. now is the time to create a real european defense union. nato will remain the backbone of our collective defense, but we all know that our defense spending is too small and ineffective.

are 40 of them here from various countries of the continent, from russia, offer not only their own keynotered speeches, but are also divided into mode. lively discussion with their own points of view on the most pressing issues in the development of relations between russia and the african continent. this is the second african session of the valdai discussion club. it is being held here for the first time on the continent. but this is generally the tradition of the discussion club, when a new regional format appears, it alternates working in russian cities and directly on the site so that experts have the opportunity to be as close as possible consider. contact our correspondent. and now well, if possible, we will try again time for economic news. in july, russian companies increased seaborne oil exports to the ssto to record volumes (945,000 barrels per day), which is 10% more than in june, the kepler report said. the main share of supplies came from china (83%). at the same time , india is also increasing its purchases, having sent three to the country in april. oil shipments, then in ma

he's going to give the keynote address. what will you be looking for and watching for? i mean, let's go through it. they tried to -- they wanted to impeach him before he is sat down in the to oval office. they were moving to impeachment plans in 2016. twelve, a dozen impeachment resolutions. nancy pelosi launches and 14 democrat house-led committees 84 targets to go after trump including op stormy daniel, his business and his tax returns. that was 2018. then they leaked the tax -- his tax returns were leaked. they tried to knock him off of state ballots and prosecute if him, bankrupt him, jail him, and then he -- an attempted assassination. this is probably the most extraordinary comeback in u.s. history. what do you think? >> it has to be. and i think, you know, saturday night changed everything. there was a providential moment where an angel moved president trump's head just far enough so that the bullet would not do any more damage than it did. i expect president trump to very much reflect on the moment. i talked to him monday morning and he was very calm, reflective

the event will culminate with a keynote speech given by presidential candidate donald trump.ince the assassination attempt. trump spent all the previous days of the convention on the podium for honored guests. ear bandage like an eloquent reminder of what happened. and by the way, among republicans, this is now new. us vice presidential candidate. he officially announced his agreement to run in the spirit of trump and sharply criticized biden. current leader, quote: screwed up, americans now have to pay for it. meanwhile, new details in the case of the assassination attempt on trump. it became known that the criminal was acting suspiciously. the secret service knew an hour before the shooting. in addition, the media now have at their disposal one video, it shows the same thomas matthew crooks. here he is, behind the crowd, inspecting the building, from the roof of which he will then open fire. and another piece of news that is hotly discussed in america: joe biden tested positive for covid. according to the white house press service, the president has mild symptoms. he feels

and on thursday, make a keynote speech.o focus on uniting the country. meanwhile, president biden has appealed to americans to lower the political temperature. speaking from the oval office, he called on everyone to take a step back . biden has faced step back. biden has faced criticism for repeatedly claiming that donald trump poses a threat to democracy . now, he a threat to democracy. now, he says it's time to cool it down here. the shadow foreign secretary, andrew mitchell , told secretary, andrew mitchell, told us. it's made everyone think about politicians safety. >> president biden put it very well from the oval office when he talked about the coarsening of debate and the fact that we need to have a very close look at, at how we conduct our politics. and i hope that on, you know, on the back of the elections that we've just been through here, where candidates of all parties, particularly women, suffered the most appalling acts of abuse and, and were often put in very frightening positions. i hope very much that we ca

he is prepared to give a keynote address, one we are told donald trump rewrote, dictated himself. biden is sidelined by covid at what could prove to be the most critical point in his re-election campaign as he faces the shifting winds of his party and his political future. for the president, his covid infection couldn't come at a worse time. three top democrats are confronting the president, questioning whether he can truly beat donald trump. cnn reports that nancy pelosi reportedly told the president that polling shows he cannot win. sources tell nbc news that chuck schumer also had a, quote, blunt meeting with president biden on saturday. california's adam schiff has become the most high-profile democrat to call for the president to step down from the ticket. all of this with just over 100 days before election day and two weeks before the dnc moves to formally nominate joe biden ahead of the convention. for his part, the president has said he is not going anywhere. >> if i had some medical conversation, if the lord tells me that, i might do that. >> who do you listen to on perso

trump delivered his keynote address at the republican national convention where he accepted his party'sl nomination. he also offered a detailed account of surviving last week ends shooting and sabrina franza has the wrap up of the convention. good morning, sabrina. >> sabrina: the first part of former president trump's acceptance speech was reflective. then we heard some traditional trump come back in his speech he wrote himself. >> i proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states! [cheers and applause] >> sabrina: former president donald trump closed out the national convention days after surviving an assassination attempt. >> if i have not move my head at that very last instant, the assassin's bullet would have perfectly hit its mark and i would not be here tonight. >> trump took a moment to honor the retired firefighter killed in the shooting. as promised, the 2024 republican nominee began his speech with an appeal for national unity. >> together we will lead america to new heights of greatness. >> sabrina: former president trump veered off script lashing out again

there's some precedent so we're doing this back in 2000, president bill clinton had the opening keynote that year before he transitioned the convention to his vice president, al gore. but of course the circumstances are much different here with biden having been forced decide by members of his own party, as you mentioned, he was supposed to be the final speaker on the final night as the nominee, something that he was not able to do in person back in 2020. but aaron, it just another example of how quickly the party and its programming our evolving to reshape this race behind their new candidate, aaron. >> all right, kayla, thank you very much, obviously, so many questions about what's going to happen at this. we know the generally the overview but of course not, not many of the details as kamala harris, of course, speaks on the campaign trail tonight, we would wait j.d. vance, the vice presidential nominee for donald trump, to be speaking in reno, nevada the all out right now. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate your time here on this tuesday, ac360, with anderson cooper begins

on tuesday, he gave the keynote speech in... competition for what happens next, when our country is notnvolved and in charge of any situation, what happens is: either someone from the country, and probably not having our best interests in mind and values, gets down to business, or, even worse, no one does anything at all, then this resulting vacuum is more likely to be filled with something negative than positive, which is why our involvement in various situations requires even greater efforts, for us and other countries of the multipolar world, speech... confession, testimony for the record: the united states will never let anyone decide anything. for europeans , the state department's manifesto is a call to be even more active and uncompromising on nato's eastern flank, which has already experienced five waves of expansion after the collapse of the ussr. the kremlin can be stopped and even defeated. we just forgot about it. ronald reagan said that his strategy for the soviet union was simple, if not simplistic, we will win and they will lose. to me i like this approach. the sekorskys

it is definitely the healthcare fields of our congress with the presence of more than 200 invited keynote speakers and 387 articles that have reached the congress secretariat , we discuss various aspects of the health of our loved ones. this year, we have specially looked at the discussion of environmental health, traditional medicine, nejad relief, disasters, and artificial intelligence, and not only the articles, but also about 40 companies of scientists who are active in the field of health products with an eye on arbaeen. god willing, they will be present and their products will be presented for judging at the same time as the scientific congress , we will have masnavi's intelligence event in arbaeen in the field of health, that is, what is happening, in which departments should you use artificial intelligence and get help in various departments, such as discussions on predicting the types of diseases that are likely. people who are pilgrims, even based on our basic information, we can predict that the probability of such incidents as cardiovascular problems , kidney problems, infecti

how many ged vans because he's going to be the keynote speaker today. i wanted to give you a little bit more background on him. he came to prominence when he wrote a memoir called hillbilly allergy. it was about growing up, surrounded by addiction and poverty. and so that it was made into a movie and so he, he was a pretty high profile person there for a minute. he was a huge anti trunk critic, very vocal during that election, but didn't when there was an open ohio senate seat, he's one of the president's adult endorsement and he eventually got it. after saying he was wrong about trump, tyler was a former marine. he was a yell educated lawyer now in the ohio senate, and he is really one of the most vocal performance supporters of the mega movement . he led the effort to get rid of a g crane, and he is a very, very pro israel. he says he's he had studies for a total of. busy ocean ban, with no exceptions. he since now gone in line with the former president said it should be a states right boss issues. he's a skeptic of climate change and he is also an el