stefan kuhn: [speaking german] i was grown up on an island in the north sea. i've grown up with water. i did not recognize that. [stefan and wife speaking in german] we felt safe. it was so far away. [speaking german] we saw a wake. it was all across the horizon. and dave and i were looking at it going, what in the world is that? the wave came nearer and nearer, and then i turned the camera to another spot. [speaking german] sandi thompson: we should have started running at that point, but we didn't. it didn't look that high. plus, we just didn't know what we were watching. the closer it got, the louder it got. it sounded like jet engines. the owner of the resort started screaming in thai. we could tell by the fear in his voice that it was serious. i just cut the camera, and i started running. at the very last point, i don't know why i turned, but i did. that's when i saw the wave hit. it hit the bank, and it just went like that. that wave was not 10 feet anymore. it was 40 feet. i just thought, that's it, i'm dead. i was running behind dave. he ran into this

as the proposal goes against earlier agreement and a top banker and a tech tie, kuhn are among those still missing. after yacht thinks off the coast of sicily, emergency teams continue to search for remains of the ship and its passengers. the welcome to the show on the call for life. you as president joe biden has given an emotional speech at the democratic national convention in chicago to endorse cala harris as his parties. presidential candidate, he rally the crowd around the harris campaign saying a vote for her was a vote for democracy 2 months ago by and had expected to clinch the democrats nomination for a 2nd term of the mansion. but concerns about his age and fitness left the party to turn his back on him. since his withdrawal from the race vice president harris has managed to lift the part in the poles ahead of the november elections. it was a rock star as welcome as coma iris appeared on stage in chicago. but if the rest of the week is about fighting for the future, monday night was also about remembering the past. and i want to kick us off by itself reading our incredible

>> ainsley: flipping the channels and it said, coming up chris kuhns, warnock. what?t to see jill biden and joe biden and go to bed. i got to get sleep tonight. >> brian: they cut james taylor and debby wasserman, schultz out. they had speakers with no discipline, i guess that is not unique. last month things went off like a top. we will replay jack tapper's comments. it was long, 49 minutes, all over the place and vann jones said it could have been shorter. >> lawrence: it was full of things that said everything is right with america. board of county commissioners border has been fixed, they have given goodies to the american people. after he painted such a glowing picture of administration, why would they force guy like that out of the race? >> steve: here is the thing about go ing past prime time. if you do a tv show, have a tv producer doing it, if they just had politicians saying, these are people we owe five be minutes to, 75 people speak before joe biden, it was poorly produced anda jacqui heinrich was highlighting, people inside the biden circle are like, they

7 people died and the incident including the british tech, ty kuhn, michael lynch, the vessel was hit by a sudden storm accord. has ruled that the far right alternative people in germany party must grand journalists access to an election night party and its regional strong hold off to range you. several organizations far from the events to legal action against the party. they said media freedom was being spread. well delegations from israel and the united states are in cairo, in an effort to salvage talk for a seems fire in guns up the sticking point is israel's demand to control a strategic core door in gaza. it comes as israel holes funerals for hostages, who are killed in casa earlier this week, as well. recover the bodies of 6 captives who are being held by him off and carried out. the tober, 7, terre tags and gaza. israel has issued new evacuation orders for residence in the southern city of san eunice. as his forces advanced the regent with negotiators already meeting in egypt. has there been any real progress towards the lasting ceasefire? we put that question to journalist car

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we're speaking with journalist richard silverstein, he writes for t. kuhn along the foremost blog covering is really national security issues. he's also a contributor to the middle east di jacobin magazine, the new era, the end of june 0. and his work also has appeared in the new york times. richard, thanks again for being with us. great to be here. john. thanks again. my pleasure is mine, richard. let's talk about the guys a deaf tall and about are we is in peace in the lancet. now balinsa is the pre eminent british medical journal. as of june 19th, 2024, the guys and ministry of health had determined that 37396 palestinians had been killed in gaza. is really military confirmed that the ministry's numbers were likely correct. the ministry further estimated that at least another $10000.00 people were likely buried under the rubble. but the lancet article goes on to say that the actual number of dead could be much, much higher as high as 186000 people. can you explain that to us? well, the last a publication, and as you said, um lets it does not publish reports like this, you know, just wil

we're joining me here in the studio now is our in china analysts, clifford kuhn and clipper. it's good to see. you know, this month we, we saw foreign troops, ukrainian troops going into russian territory. that's the 1st time rush. i have seen 4 and troops on that soil since 1945. makes me wonder what kind of russia is china now dealing with. i think it's a very different russia from the one that it's developed as close friendship with. there's every reason to believe that the china knew that russia was going to invade ukraine in advance. that had been given a heads up. i think on, on that basis there was a belief that things will be over quite quickly. that hasn't happened. and now we have this latest development that you have a trim ukrainian troops and cos can that must be quite shocking in some way through the chinese. the idea of foreign troops on silver and territory is, is one of the nightmares of the chinese communist party leadership. do you think this is making beijing perhaps quietly recalibrate this relationship? because i think a lot of the panelists, as you're s

yacht that sank off the coast of sicily. 7 people died of the incident including the british tech, ty kuhn, mike lynch. the vessel was hit by a sudden storm. well delegations from israel and the united states are in cairo, trying to re star tops on reaching a cease fire in gauze on one sticking point is israel's demand to control a strategic corridor in the territory. meanwhile, israel has been holding more funerals for hostages. killed and casa its forces recover the bodies of another 6 captives held by him off, which carried out the over 7th, terra tags. israel has also issued a new evacuation orders for hon. eunice in southern gospel. so has there been any progress on achieving a ceasefire? we asked journalist kareem alcohol right in cairo. the not that we know to be honest as very living use leaking a to the media about this negotiations is really negotiate us reported to me already arrived in cairo. it's a talks will start, start between the mediators. the u. s. u n is the, is there any indications later that they wouldn't be joined by that occasion from the other mediator culture. th

nicholas kuhn had hit the bar in the first half, but the german had more luck this time.en proud of. they will face tougher encounters this season, especially in europe, but the minimum theirfans demand is winning the title and three points is the perfect start. nick parrott, bbc news. believe it or not, just a day into the scottish football season we've had the first managerial sacking — raith have parted company with boss ian murray, following yesterday's defeat at airdrieonians. it comes just two months after he guided the club to the scottish championship play—off final. meanwile elsewhere today dundee came from behind twice to deny dundee united victory on their scottish premiership return in theirfirst derby in more than two years. there were three goals in the opening 22 minutes with miller thomson giving the hosts a 2—1 lead at half time. but dundee finished the stronger and after a penalty was awarded with around ten minutes left luke mccowan earned the visitors a share of the points. in the day's other game st mirren beat hibernian 3—0. in cricket, england opene

kuhn will receive a fetch while. i don't have any confidence that um, even if uh, the go to court that the owner of telegram could possibly get a fair trial based on the kind of things that have happened in the west recently. i mean, if you look at what happened with julian assigns, if you look at recently what's been happening with the cracked down. but whether it's uh, richard met her, scott ritter on various people who say things that are controversial regarding the government narrative. so there's what's called the rules based or basically in that is that the united states and its allies, or in this instance it's colonies in europe, can do anything they want to. they have as long as they have the permission of the united states. of course, the united states will try to use, you know, clause will deniability. this is to me i, i firmly believe that us intelligence is a part of this. and that basically they're going effectively what, what was called in the past by the c. i a, it's extraordinary rendition, and what t

the game was over as a contestjust before the hour mark, nicholas kuhn had hit the bar in the first half a finnish striker would have been proud of. they will face tougher encounters this season, especially in europe, but the minimum theirfans especially in europe, but the minimum their fans demand especially in europe, but the minimum theirfans demand is winning the title and three points is the perfect start. nick parrott, bbc news. believe it or not, just a day into the scottish football season we've had the first managerial sacking — raith have parted company with boss ian murray, following yesterday's defeat at airdrieonians. it comes just two months after he guided the club to the scottish championship play—off final. elsewhere today dundee came from behind twice to deny dundee united victory on their scottish premiership return in their first derby in more than two years. there were three goals in the opening 22 minutes with miller thomson giving the hosts a 2—1 lead at half time. but dundee finished the stronger and after a penalty was awarded with around ten minutes left luke mc

the words of tech ty, kuhn and head of meta platforms, mark secretary laid out in a letter he sent to congress or to correspond to kill up and takes us through the bottom shell confession on facebook founder and ceo, mark soccer. burke has now made a startling confession. not only has facebook engaged in censorship, but it's done it on direct orders from the american government. in 2021, senior officials from the bite and administration, including the white house, repeatedly press, star teams for months to assess or certain coffee, 19 content, including humor, and so tar, and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams when we didn't agree. i believe the government pressure was wrong, and i regret that we were not more outspoken about it. now the censorship that has gone on, according to the recent revelation from the facebook founder, is not simply on matters such as cove and but rather on matters of a much more part as a nature. specifically, this refers to the scandal reported on by the new york post related to information about hunter, biden's, laptop, and information that was f

the french authorities continued to detain russian tact. kuhn pub older of following his arrest. the parser report on saturday . the telegram c o is allegedly accused of not tumbling over users private information on the social media platform. because of that mister bureau is reportedly being investigated for complicity in drug trafficking fraud on crimes against children. tyler brown has published the statement slumming the case against its fonder. a telegram abides by you laws including the digital services act. it's moderation is within industry standards and constantly improving telegrams, ceo puddle, dirt off, has nothing to hide and travels frequently in europe. it is absurd to claim that a platform or its owner are responsible for abuse of that platform. almost a 1000000000 users globally use telegram as means of communication and as a source of vital information. we're waiting a prompt resolution of this situation. telegram is with you all. so sites, officials use an arrest warrant that seem to have been scribble on the back of a napkin on route to hall. the founder of th

stop tax penalty on american hostage act spear headed by mike rouse and chris kuhns.at the senate bill. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: where you from is this >> australia. >> alabama. >> very nice. >> connecticut. >> montreal. >> another canadian. >> poland. >> international here on "fox and friends." take a look, thank you for being here today. in new york, 70, but humanitarian creeping up. heat alerts, it will feel over 100 from chicago to louisville. severe storm threat continues for midwest along gulf coast and southwest, also watching the pacific, could impact hawaii and the atlantic. we will watch this over the weekend. br breakfast is always better with -- >> friends. >> janice: i think that is the tag line, right? >> brian: not really. >> breakfast. >> mornings. >> lawrence: created a new slogan. we'll take it. >> ainsley: we eat breakfast in the morning. >> lawrence: in the diners, we'll take it. cell phone use in the classroom is first issue teachers are forced to confront in school. >> ainsley: average teen re

stefan kuhn's video of that historic event has been studied by educators and experts the world over. stefan says it was a while before he and his wife could relax at the beach. but over time, their fear subsided. in fact, years later, his family returned to khao lak and stayed on the shoreline. even after all they'd been through, stefan said it was wonderful to be back. for more information on what you can do in a tsunami and what you can do to combat the climate crisis, go to cnn.com/violentearth. i'm liev schreiber. thanks for watching. good night. [siren blaring] police officer: i need traffic stopped, southbound 10. steve pyne: fire has been on earth as long as plants have been on land. police officer: follow me! follow me! steve pyne: but we get a big shift when a species arrives who can start fire at will. police officer: go, go, go, go! go south! steve pyne: i think humans have been changing the earth for a long time. police officer: come down this way! come down this way! steve pyne: we've lost the ability to understand how fire works and how it can be used to our advantage.

nicholas kuhn with a tap in and celtic with a perfect start.ending sending y°93 some calamitous defending sending yoga through. hibs were hardly helping themselves, some calamitous defending sending kiogo through. the reprieve didn't last long, as callum mcgregor showed exactly how it is done. the skipper with a stunner, celtic to apply the brake, and game surely over. come the second half, mcgregor nearly did it again and celtic were so close to a third, although as the match wore on, hibs finally began to threaten and kieron bowie�*s brilliance was denied only by the crossbar. but it is played two, lost two for hibs, and for celtic, played two, won two, and the champions are off to a flying start. andy swiss, bbc news. aberdeen�*s 3—1 win at home to st mirren means theyjoin celtic as the only sides with an 100% record after 2 games. stjohnstone are up and running with adama sidibeh on target twice at pointless kilmarnock. aberdeen had a thoroughly miserable start to their season against rangers in the scottish women's premier league this afte

nicholas kuhn with a tap in an celtic with a perfect start. —— against hibs.ome the second half, mcgregor nearly did it again and celtic were so close to a third, although as the match wore on, hibs finally began to threaten and kieron but we's brilliance was denied only by the crossbar but it is played too, lost to four vote, and for celtic, blades to 12, and the champions are off to a flying start. and sweats, bbc news. —— for hibs played to, lost two. for celtic, played to, won to. aberdeen's 3—1win at home to st mirren means theyjoin celtic as the only sides with the 100% record after two games. stjohnstone are up and running with adama sidibeh on target twice at pointless kilmarnock. aberdeen had a thoroughly miserable start to their season against rangers in the scottish women's premier league this afternoon. they'd conceded six goals by half—time — including this own goal by chloe gover — and went on to lose the game 11—0 at balmoral stadium. wayne rooney's start to life as plymouth argyle manager was a chastening one. they were beaten 4—0 at sheffield

vance, looking forward to that, chris kuhns and we shall get underway in the windy city. >> we look forward to your arrival. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: chicago river looks good. >> dana: pretty. >> bill: save us a seat. >> matthew perry journey began with unscrupulous doctors who abused their position of trust because they saw him as payday. this betrayal of trust is at the heart of this tragedy. >> dana: multiple people charged, including two doctors in the death of matthew perry. latest on the investigation. >> bill: catch and release at the border. this guy involves reputed leader of pesruvian gang. wait until you hear how many murders he's wanted for in his country? >> dana: and college campuses brace for more protest, will university leaders get a handle on the unrest? >> donald trump: going loco, something is wrong with them, never seen this, never thought this could happen. every day, veteran homeowners are calling newday to pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as

also, passengers are recovering today they after encountering severe turbulence on a flight from ken kuhno chicago the plane was forced to divert to memphis last night, at least seven people were hurt one of them having to be sent to a hospital. the faa says it is investigating and country singer and american idol alum scott mccreary making headlines after he stopped his own concert to call out someone in the crowd once this right here, right here a lady you absolutely not, who just sit stipulate mccreary was performing at the colorado state fair when he said he saw the incident then called for security to get involved in a statement to kk tv, the county fair said they provided crowd control and the incident is still under investigation. brianna in today's home front, the important fight to prevent military suicides among active duty soldiers and veterans like the american legion says it just held what is believed to be the largest single training session on suicide prevention. >> officials say 5,000 people received instructions now, there is a new war raging unfortunately, it is being fo

in the air, seven people were hurt from severe turbulence on a united flight coming back from ken kuhn, mexico on wednesday, one of them having to be taken to the house hospital. you see right there that's a fire truck on the tarmac in memphis meeting united flight 11, 96 after it made an emergency landing, was a boeing 737 that was flying to chicago. so let's bring in cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean who i feel like we have had you to talk about way too many of these cases in part of it is because they are increasing. what are you learning about this just keeps happening over and over again and we're hearing from united airlines that this actually happened while the seat belt sign was on, those still unclear if those hurt were wearing their seat belts or not. sometimes these cases can be people hurt by loose items in the passenger cabin. think carry-on bags, even sure that they may be serving in first-class. but just another reminder to keep your seat belt on and tight all of the time, whether or not the seat belt sign is on and this gets to the larger story that turbulence inc

daizen maeda with two goals before a goalkeeping calamity allowed nicolas kuhn to put away their thirdew" competition. it's been running for four years now. and amid the razzmatazz at lord's, oval invincibles retained the men's title, with london spirit lifting the women's trophy for the first time. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. there are dozens of feasible opinions about the hundred but no doubt that for women's cricket it has added a new dimension. 22,000 at lord's for their final. london spirit needed 116 to win. shabnim ismail, welsh fire. her team, her approach. next, the england captain, heather knight, dismissed. she's got her. danielle gibson making 22 from just nine balls, big impact. there was still work to do. three balls left, four runs needed. dipti sharma's shot. now it all rested on where that ball landed. 0h! spirit have won in extraordinary fashion. just beyond the reach of shabnim for six. catch was on tenterhooks but the six just went over. yeah, so delighted, obviously, in front of a massive crowd, a record crowd as well. yeah, an awesome day. i'm a bit