liên bang nga, tôi rất là vui mừng gặp đồng chí, người bạn lớn và thân thiết của đất nước và nhân dânước nga đạt được nhiều thành tựu to lớn hơn nữa và nước nga luôn luôn. tôi rất là cảm ơn đồng chí đã có điện chúc mừng tôi khi tôi được bàu giữ cương vị chủ tịch nước cộng hòa xã chủ nghĩa việt nam và trong năm vừa qua. trong các chuyến thăm của chủ tịch đảng nước nga thống nhất của chánh thank you thank you very much for the congratulations you sent me when i was elected president of vietnam and also thank you for the warm the greetings you conveyed through: chúc sức khỏe của đồng chí tổng bí thư nguyễn phú trhọng và các đồng chí lãnh đạo cấp cao việt nam. also a big greeting from the general secretary of the communist party of vietnam and other senior leaders. việt nam thì trước sau như một rất là coi trọng mối quan hệ đối tác chiến lược toàn diện. giữa việt nam và liên bang nga cũng như là cái mối quan hệ đoàn kết, hữu nghi, thân thiết có từ lâu đời giữa hai nước. the strategic partnership of our countries, as well as the close, close connection that exists. trong thực hiện đường lố

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the, the, this is the, the we can use live from the lien. the data tall climbs in israel as the full extent of how mazda is attack, comes to lies of an eye. israel bombs, israel bomb some, 200 targets in the gaza strip. prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns of a long and difficult bull we ask of military spokesman whether use rally is preparing for a ground defensive intercom side and as the violence escalated. save our opponents of atrocities at a kimball. its name is ralph border with concept babies and children assets of the amount of those noted any country, any organization, anyone speaking and taking advantage of this situation. i have one more. don't, don't enjoy bide and issues of wanting to use ralph night is as your waste oil shapes arrive in the mediterranean, because how mazda is attack? an active c, a e for the jared rage. thank you for your company. the death toll in israel has risen once again. local media site attacks the weekend by the terrorist group, hamas half a now killed 1200 people. thousands more is riley's reported

the, the, this is the, the we can use live from the lien is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu stays the war against hamas will be long and difficult is mistaken. stage of the war has begun and describes the conflict as israel's 2nd war of independence. also coming off families of hostages, held by a month in gauze and meet with benjamin netanyahu. they want the government to delay the military campaign and do more to secure the hostages release. and the you enroll into the looming humanitarian catastrophe. for the $2000000.00 people trapped in gaza, idle organizations say a communications blackout is hampering relief if it's the jerod rate. thank you for your company. these riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu see is that israel has entered the 2nd stage of the will with hom, us off to the wrapping off of ground operations in gaza. in a press conference, a short time ago, he reiterated goals, full gas and civilians to evacuate the northern region of district. you describe the conflict as these roused thinking more of independence. adding that each round would quite a bullish thes

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for recreation and as a cheaper, clean and equitable lien -- means of transportation really took off. they have many benefits but the sudden rise has come with challenges including deadly battery fires and pedestrian deaths. thank you so much for joining us. in terms of ebags, how does it work? >> they are a little bit -- you don't look at how they work until you are on one. until you just go down the street without your pedal power. it is just giving you a little extra oomph with every pedal stroke. and all ebags let you regulate just how much extra you want. picture it like a throttle on the handlebars that lets you say i want to go a little bit harder up this hill. suddenly you're getting that extra little boost. >> what is behind this surge in popularity in the united states? >> would like to give -- we don't like to give covid credit for anything but it did affect the popularity. what do you do? you get an e bike and sudnly it is much easier to make that five, 10, 15 mile commute without showing up to work completely drenched in sweat. the price on ebay's has also come down hugel

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we will have a lien economy. we -- we will begin to win urban america when we have a message for urban america. what is the message for urban america? what is the republican message for the poor? recognize this. if you are poor today you don't know where next week is coming from and you have no idea and you have one party, the democratic party, promising you free food, free health care, free whatever. that can be pretty compelling if you don't know how you're going to make it. what is our message? why would they vote for us? 88% of urban americans voting for the democratic already. we want to -- how are we connecting our message to them? this is what i am suggesting. we have to make a change in our country to really start to connect to people in a brand-new way. it is time for us to start a work movement and a volunteer movement in urban america and show them an alternative to socialism, and it is called volunteerism, care vocational trade,, training. it is calling college students, if you can envision hundreds o

on june 24th, fire departments and columbia police began dismantling the huts and lien tears. when they left, the temperatures have not achieved their immediate goals, but they had received a hearing from their government, even from a congress reluctant to appropriate additional funding to poverty programs, to whom they had addressed their major demands. at a news conference on june 26th, the president announced that chief justice earl warren was retiring. at the same time, he announced his nomination of associate justice abe fortis to become chief justice, and federal judge thornbury as an associate justice. in making his third and fourth appointments to the high court, the president knew that his choices would affect the destiny of the nation, long after he, himself, had left office. he selected the man whom he considered best qualified to serve here. as june closed, the effort to win senate confirmation began. >> for the president, the events of june were representative of efforts he had made throughout his term in office including elements of tragedy, controversy, accompli

these front liens vanished and now everything is silent.ve on down the road used by armenian civilians as they fled in panic. evidence of sudden panic. the armenians didn't wait for their enemies to arrive. this, azerbaijan said, was there choice. >> the civilian has decided, many of them, to leave. and of course, in this risk, and we respect freedom of choice and freedom of movement and also the majority of the population on the grounds have -- they say i cannot live under the flag of azerbaijan. >> is this kind of the end of this whole 30-year story, in your view? >> we hope that we are finally coming to the final solution of this 200-year-old conflict. azerbaijan wants peace. >> as be a jalen feels that history is on its side. there's a real sense of stride here but acourt sensitivity too. this is as close as we were allowed to get tot abandoned armenian city at the center of this whole story. accused of causing a human fair disaster, our hosts w. ready to show us itself deserted streets. >> other news, in the u.s. an armed man demanding

to so lien richie and 836m, you aced it too. we greatly appreciate it. this is going to be an area that attracts folks who are going to our newly opened next block up 'em peroter noth or not place. another character in the light captain, yes and burn norton is here, in fact, we can have a meetinging of the great nor on and great great nephew after this. congratulations, i cannot wait as we activate this space. [applause] >> you took my joke i was going to use later. next is laura crassmamo president and owner of lab studio. >> thank you, robby. thank you, mayor and supervisor peskin. my name is laura and i'm the cofounder and principal of urban studio. 15 years ago, i myself landed here in san francisco not knowing how much the city would offer me and how much my work would become intertwined with other work. wore strategic commit today putting people first in how we shape and grow our cities. so we were thrilled in 2021 when the down soun sf chose us to reimagine downtown san francisco. and to respond to the new challenges facing cities across the count

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. >>> let's take a look at the richmond san rafael bridge right now, several liens could remain closed for another three weeks after a deadly semitruck crash. this was the scene three days ago, the driver of a big rig died monday night when his truck smashed into the toll plaza. three westbound lanes have been shut down since then. caltrans is making repairs and safety improvements. >>> drivers will need to prepare for a major closure of highway 101 in redwood city impacting the northbound wayne -- lanes through the weekend. this will happen for 55 hours, caltrans is replacing the bridge over a creek, the old bridge is at the end of its service cycle and you can detour to highway 34 or take 280 northbound, 101 will reopen at 5:00 monday morning. >>> still ahead, a delicate balance protecting a natural habitat, that is helping protect us from rising sea levels. >> even if it is something small, i can do something to better not only this area, but the world. >>> an ambitious mission from nasa underway, what it could tell us about the makeup of our planet. >>> tens of thousands of kaiser

a recent court filing shows the irs gave notice in august at that they were placing a lean lien on his property in florida. a spokesperson says giuliani has worked out a formal agreement to pay off the liability. >>> in wisconsin a man is in custody after police arrested him twice in one day, first for allegedly bringing a gun to the state capital and demanding to see governor tony evers. he showed up shirtless with a handgun and was arrested for openly carrying a firearm at the capital. the man bailed himself out of jail and returned hours later, once again demanding to see the governor this time, allegedly armed with a loaded ak-47-style rifle and a collapsible police-style baton he was taken into custody for psychiatric evaluation the governor was not at the capital at the time. >>> after multiple attempts, alabama officially has a new congressional map. a federal court on thursday ordered the state to adopt the newly-drawn map, which includes a second-majority black district this summer, the supreme court ruled that then their map was in violation of the voting rights map by only i

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so that could explain sort of the lien, the ground operation, all these really army in the guys us 3. meanwhile we had a israel security council has recently estimated that israel failed to prevent a master's attack. gus, given there is no doubt that israel has not fulfilled its mission to prevent an attack from the gaza strip. we believed that how mas had learned the lesson during previous is really military operations in the palestinian enclave. it was a big mistake early or were seen prime minister benjamin antonia who owned the ground and deliberated your supplements and towns and the southern part of the country wareham mass militants managed to enter exactly a week ago. killing civilians clashing with the army and taking dozens hostage including women and children. as on yahoo keeps promising and following that, israel will win. this war against lillia on saturday is very processed as rallied instead of eve calling on the prime minister to resign. benjamin netanyahu is feeling the heat is always government's failure to preempt the homeless attack or mosquito. the hostages still

the they beat lower on their policy if the lien into that compare that corrupted this crowd. we are at this event we are not prioritizing it we need to go where they are. and to meet our case represents eyes thinkable brought into this conversation we've been working on for years i am 42 but 30 of those years have been in this type of work. there are folks that came around because of this narrative. we have gained some ground but there is much more for us to continue to do. >> we can clap forever. along those lines i like to say what is you all painted the streets i'm sorry you are not the streets. you are all well informed political professionals will go out do that work the ambassadors. sorry to break it to you. black votes matter i've always felt very close with the streets are sent you recently partnered with the bet on a reclaim your vote campaign. could you just tell me what the streets are saying? the importance of this case and what's happening in the country is it trickling down to the streets? are the conversations being had? at the people being pushed towards engag

, at night... was carried out by kosam missiles, the strike was carried out in the central city, a lien was decided, periodically an air raid signal goes off in the cities and towns of the israeli south, which has long been...' declared a military zone, the israeli defense forces are located there, which is preparing for a new stage of the ground operation. sergey pashkov, vesti israel. the gaza strip suffered the heaviest attacks in 3 weeks of fighting last night , the administration of the palestinian enclave reports. according to her, the death toll since the beginning of the conflict has already exceeded 7,700 people. more than a third of them are children. about our special correspondent will tell you about the situation in the gas sector, at night it seemed that israel had launched a full-scale ground operation, but it only seemed so, later the israeli military leadership stated that this was only an expansion of the operation, there is no talk yet of any full-scale invasion of the gas sector . the first thing the israeli army did was destroy the only civilian internet service pro

. >> these are civil liens. these are farmers as teachers.re going towards where we've been hearing this incessant gunfire. >> this is not about party or politics. >> this is about the security of our work. >> and israel now on the offensive after this weekend's surprise attack. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beal. >> and i'm kristen sze. more than 1900 people have died since fighting started early saturday . president joe biden says at least 14 us citizens are among those killed in the violence. >> israel says hamas and other militant groups have taken roughly 150 hostages and some of them are americans. a plane carrying ammunition from the united states landed in israel today. this is just the first shipment. and according to the united nations, 200,000 people have fled their homes in gaza. >> president biden spoke with israeli prime minister netanyahu and met with his team to discuss the crisis in israel. the president also addressed the nation, showing support for both israel and for americans in the region. >> i've dire

it's the lien barcelona sent forth here on this you can see right dab please use the water cut down to displace on this 1st right of the proud local report. say that the roddy in the funk would have been previously banned by a local authorities for testers. defended on the streets of police, but it shows the furthest as invested by the police as well as demonstrate the survey, donna's in terms of policy and slogans. thousands due to this piece of bustle. and that's for us now live to senior research, a golf, a fast roster. all judy rush, i'm happy to have you join me right now. a lot of the are of the emeralds condemned the attack on a hospitably, gaza, quite a hold unusual responsible for the attack. now what do you think about that? thank you very much for having me on this issue. of course the united that is the inmates to clarify the, it's a position on this uh, this is a thought on now hosted in front of a women and children as early as own kind of the people that were at the refugees in the us. but then not just the one that, um, the doctors that insight this uh, what was inside

and you should try and protect civil liens to cut off water and suppues civil liens to cut off waterel is just inhuman. i don't i don't think anybody is advocate saying that israel should be doing these things to hurt or kill, but they are . but they are. >> no, they're not. they're doing. but they know that nobody is advocate saying that israel do these things to kill civilians. they're saying that israel, people like myself saying israel needs to do currently whatever ever it needs to do to try and bring the hostages home and secure the security of its own people from hamas who are which is a terrorist organisation which has already flouted international law, by way, by breaking law, by the way, by breaking into murdering law, by the way, by breaking into pregnantiurdering law, by the way, by breaking into pregnant mothers . babies, pregnant mothers. >> yes. yes, absolutely. we've heard all of that. >> we don't yet within a week. we're downplaying it. >> we're not downplaying it. >> no, we're not downplaying it. we're not downplaying it. downplaying not downplaying what? we're not