>> i love lila rose.t she's done with her work and just saving the lives of millions of unborn. bless her, first of all. in terms of punishment, i think the punishment should be geared toward the providers. 930,000 abortions. that is not safe, legal, and rare. the keyword. democrats failed. they fail. they failed. that's why it's such a shock to the system. they failed to make abortion rare. that is why this is a human rights crisis. this is two bodies at stake. yes, a woman has right to autonomy of her body. but immediately at conception there is the exact dna for a completely separate human being, completely separate body. that's the issue at stake. that the person is imbued with human rights. that is what we need to be protecting. the fact we will have different laws on the books, i think that we talked about whether a federal law on either side -- i know earlier on this network that kamala harris and others were talking about getting a democrat to pass a federal ban on abortion. i'm not sure it would

lila ella is already getting attention from elite athletes and top sponsors. she says she found her passion for roller skate manage the midst of the pandemic. wow, she learned fast. the fremont native saw her friend skating and said she also wanted to give it a try. just nine months later, look at her, she is a star. >> one of my goals is going to the olympics. and after the olympics going to ucla. >> wow. so lila says she wants to own a roller skating shop with a skate park in the back that could be accessible to all. she has skills. negative, kidding. i bet she is going to like reinvigorate the roller skating trend. she is amazing. she makes it look so effortless. >> what did you learn to do during the pandemic? >> complain. >> yeah. >> and eat, mostly. >> i tell you what, it's not easy skating. at my first job, there was a sonic skating car hop where they would deliver the food. i did a story and put on the skates and tried to roller skate through the parking lot. >> how much were you wearing? >> i was wearing a suit and tie doing it. it was not easy. i fel

today the weather has deteriorated and straight, like a bucket in the morning lila in ussuri and vladivostok, the deterioration of weather conditions immediately led to the complication of the traffic situation in the capital. primorye, there were several serious accidents. and with one of the rhinestones, a car carrier flew off on the descent , a serious traffic jam formed, in general, heavy rains provoking provoking flooding were observed in almost everything the amur basin and, for example, this morning in the east of the trans-baikal territory and in the jewish region. in just 12 hours, more than a third of the month has poured out in places . we have the volume of moisture so powerful downpours at this time of the year. they are observed here only once every 4-5 years, the culprit of the emergency is clearly distinguishable from space. this is a white ridge, frontal cloudiness, stretching from the waters of the sea of ​​japan to the north of the region, its saturated color speaks of the high water content of the clouds yakutia and here. this focus also caused natural disasters in three

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the orphanage that dorothy mangrio, my mother had given me a mother and nicholas alegretky alegretky lila villa trilling cuz elephant puppies is around 7 and a half 1000. finding food is hard for those living in the wild, so there's no guarantee their numbers will remain the same. i don't usually come up with a year from a former student who missed. i'm not in a class that is from the driver. lindsey a man with a new position on there and with that group, there's no token with these kinds of things. i will be with you with what was not what this is. a new with those with sri lanka is the 1st country to face such a huge crisis, but apparently it won't be the last west impose sanctions against russia. ties between supplies and consumers was never so several other nations risk being stopped under spangler danesh nipple, and focused on the top 3 on the list it on that the putting up with me money going on here, or wishing a name on the latest eclipse. and those coaching it also begins to go to, but with most of these asia, malaysia and indonesia by vietnam, you won't see any se thing, dimensi

no lila. oh your call is susan brown to your new. mm. mm. a word. no hood, gord, davosto, nobody knew negotiation with sure. sure. sure. sure. and especially with just need to really a little bit. i just know that will it was almost hit the little done with my yeah. with you, my police a done was just wanted me for point the way to probably for the, for what your wife why live? i used to work with my c volunteer with the dealer auto. so we, we deliver a shift, shuffles almost a year, which would be good. you want to talk with you to school? no stress. i knew that in front of you, william rafer, did he just for his whole was i'm not sure we have a good evening. you paula, my dizzy. just my see is it was that already jillian, steve, this is not that no one if this is a name, so if it will just be to them is suppose to use them, but then you use any issue. they have a similar yes. usa law solutions to deal with this issue. ah, my name is frank from origin philadelphia got in the movement in the age of 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people beca

the orphanage that dorothy mcgrew, my mother had given me a mother and nicholas alegretky alegretky lila noah trilling his elephant poppy is around 7 and a half 1000. finding food is hard for those living in the wild. so there's no guarantee their numbers will remain the same. i don't need to come up with that go with i'm a former student in this time. they need a new class with with new position. and with that, there's no token with this with you with what was wrong with the teacher and then see if the facility check in with those with someone from the tree lanka is the 1st country to face such a huge crisis. but apparently it won't be the last west imposed sanctions against russia. ties between supplies and consumers was never so several other nations risk being stopped under spangler danesh nipple, and focused on the top 3 on the list. if they just run it by putting up with me money going on here, or wishing with some of a people with most of these asia, malaysia and indonesia, by them, vietnam and singapore, great new se thing, dimensions. and most of the 3rd world countries, when yo

hail at the end of the working week, clouds covered the central regions of the country in moscow, lila, both from buckets. a thunderstorm and a downpour with a squally wind hit the capital on friday morning, the emergency services of moscow switched to a round-the-clock mode of operation of 300 mosvodok brigades, the blow of the elements was on duty on the streets of the metropolis, but the sun came out for a short time on the capital again. before that, a thunder fruit ruined the weather in the west of the country, just where it should be. i need milk, what to do in bryansk, the downpour flooded the streets, the soviet and volodarsky districts of the city were especially hard hit, the new residential areas are gone. under the water flooded parking lots, children's sites. the basements of high-rise buildings and one of the supermarkets, pouring rain in some places passed into the city of bryansk, was completely flooded with such horror fear, we can’t drive our turn in the districts, the rains that fell in the first days of june on the middle semi-russian plain turned out to be the most

lila here are such tears as those of a crocodile, and the children around me would go mom, well, pleaset's a trakin. he will still regret that he did not take you, if only by a happy coincidence . khokhlova got to the theater on perovskaya where an urgent replacement was needed for the sick actress. something inside told me. that's not all. soon. the same luck will certainly turn up and on the samples olga did not miss a single one in the cinema for olga khokhlova began to compare episodes. governess teacher. conductor. the general's wife, one supporting role dared another, but she did not think to give up in the next series, she was again offered a role that was far from being the main one. well, in the very first days it was shown that the very series kadetstvo became incredibly popular, and with it the actress olga khokhlova. this project is so famous. and that even supporting roles work? that's how i came to the festival in the movie theater for the tatars. and just a crowd of children star track, ran after me. they were screaming please, please give us an autograph. and all the sta

i loved to be concert halls, lila's, the big audiences, the millions of people, the opposite, corky ob ballston. but then came the war and a change of heart for the 44 year old to pop star. we talked with him in a studio. ah, and tosh bacillus is now recording a song for peace for ukraine. he's taking a stance at long lust as many here in litzy are saying, ah, he started posting information and videos about the war and his social media channels. ah, he wants to confront his wishes, fans with the reality of the invasion to show to death and devastation which they don't see on strictly state controlled russian tv. the image is shocked as fans and many react, loveless products, vc, it's a huge paradox. glee rocks, the least, the biggest fans who wrote the nicest comments, had turned into the biggest enemies when they've gone crazy. attacking me. god, alex is no. james cub. it isn't without risk for the sooner we filmed on his barn. but he asked us not to show where he lives, because those who consume rush and state media live in their own echo chamber. nearly a quarter of latvians are eth

in such a buck, the reports from the moon or the battle ground cities fluttering. lila's local glitter, danya mo day is campaigning hard with just days before the final round of francis parliamentary election. he says there's no time to waste more on alone though. an activist and candidate for france is new left wing alliance in the southwestern city of li, merge. he's trying to rally support in an area where many people abstained in the 1st round because they're fed up of politicians. but he says he'll be different values. eric on top, oscar, i come from here and i want to see empties that are to represent ordinary people because that's not been the case for 5 years. there is this hope that we finally have a real, a position to michael, and that we can do something new on issues like climate change. monday's leading the race in this constituency. if he wins, he will oust the incumbent. and then p with president emmanuel macros party. a final round run off between candidates form the new left wing alliance. and my cross center is block is taking place in nearly half of francis parliame

here to react, a pro-life advocate lila rose.edicated a large portion of your adult life to this cause. >> thanks, dan. gratitude was the first feeling yesterday morning when we learned that the supreme court overruled roe v. wade. even yesterday, after this immoral decision was in the ash help of history. abortion clinics will be started shutting down. lives had already been saved because of this decision. and there will be millions more lives that will be saved. nothing but gratitude for that. i also have a strong sense of mission. because what the supreme court did in overruling roe v. wade. it's like pontius pilot washing his hands saying you guys figure it out. mob justice is no justice at all. the state shouldn't get to be deciding whether innocent children should live or die. there are constitutional rights to live. we have to assert the legal protection for children state by state. dan: i am glad you said that. you have been harping on something i have been harping on as well. this is just the end of the beginning. it's a

you're not dying submission. she'd been built out as a government lila laws and look at no one has degree in line to national standards, especially ensure in general you corrections in the law in a series of tick tock, puss, and now 24 year old model. an actor says that she was attack and years ago by a beauty contest organizer who also took photos and videos of her, and then went on to blackmail her. and this is sparked a widespread conversation on sexual violence in nepal. joining us from kat mandy dash and lama is a human rights lawyer. the forum for women law and development dash. and this is a really disturbing story, but it's not an unusual one for the poor. what is unusual is that the young woman has come out and told her story, but the story goes back to 2014. could you briefly tell us what happened so on. thank you. any. ah, so, um, in this case, it, 1st of all its a unique case because as you said that the skis of as does survivor, herself came out to a social media. she was viewed by millions of people, use human rights activists. lawyers of sewing people like li person. so she

my name's unit lila. 30 minutes of news and views start not the worst shelling since the conflict began. that's how local officials hop described a series of intense attacks believe to have been conducted by ukrainian forces on the city of been yet. several civilians are reported to have been killed in just 2 hours on monday, around $300.00 rockets, rain done on the city, striking civilian areas including a market place and the maternity hospital parts of which caught fire. we got some immediate reaction from locals. yesenia my husband was in the bathroom walking. we had a blast and window shattered. i looked around and there was blood everywhere. i jumped out into the car door to see what happened to him, but he was okay. thank god, said sheila, so what would you, what, what are you hit by the shark? cuz i wish to the doctors captain yoga and removed all the glass from my arms and legs. another guy was taken to hospital. he was head in the vein by shod. oh my, my friend, nice to and i with the very 1st her and into the basement down there was an explosion. i cried a lot. i'm just curio

and our writer and producer stephanie mendes took home an emmy saturday night for discovering lila's that case. it was a fun night. didn't win them all but we wouldn't with just a good time and camaraderie. >> thanks for joying let's check on that forecast now in traffic. jessica, we'll start things off with you. much better news as we start this so very calming as we head off the work objected taking a live look. s an week we were dealing with a will the of fog. if we take the live look just from the block offer the santa clara valley but that will start bleeding off. still ranging in the 50s for us all throughout the day. livermore sit where we were dealing with extreme heat. it's a very mild setup for us today. winds will kick in as we head into the afternoon hours. it's a northwest wind. usually that means clar skew, follows signs with mid 80s in the forecast. >> today is a good example of what woor starting off our work eventually it's going to push its way to the coast line. originally we at that a lot with that air mass from the north. and to add to that in nm daytime highs pr

you don't come back to other channels. lila's, you just go further in night on the conspiracy theory or right wing channels come here. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. conspiracy theorists like the american alex jones are now banned from youtube. oh boy, you tube hut, site, diem. youtube has done a lot of tweaking since then already that this community that's grown over the years of oxen. you can't just get rid of it. quick management, new youtube rules only shift the danger to they were in paris, and we're in a state of law and in a western democracy. but let's go online. we're not in a democracy anymore. we are in yemen, we're in a failed state. ah. the full moon is commune the common. these forms of escalating communication didn't come into being with the internet. you that and we know from psychology that the concept of an enemy can of course lead to very strong mobilization in defense of one's own values. you stack them will be unit, can often mobilize much more strongly than positive ideas of actually standing up for something doesn't begin. this was the, this method was used in propaganda.

charlotte lila -- charlotte ryland. up next, we go back to the issue of the french assembly election we saw over the weekend. emmanuel mack ron making history in those elections, not in the way he had hoped for. we will get the latest. hec paris associate professor of international affairs joining us to give us his opinion. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is room for compromise. everyone knows the environment is a critical issue. the threat of recession is critical issue. international politics are critical. there is plenty everyone can agree if they want to. the question is are they going to be able to do that. dani: a professor on the freight of -- on the fate of emmanuel macron. joining us is jeremy gets, associate professor of economics and international affairs. jeremy, thanks for joining us in a semi-paris. we now have emmanuel macron no longer having the hold on the parliament he once did. what is this mean in terms of policy we expected would be on the agenda that no longer is in play? jeremy: he wil

guy: some of these things, lila, seem contradictory. jesse norman in his forensic examination of boris johnson, i thought nailed a number of things quite well. boris johnson was there talking about the economy, getting the economy moving. yet jesse norman said economically very damaging, and he is talking about triggering article 16. in almost certainly illegal. how can we improve the cost-of-living crisis if triggering article 16 is going to be economically damaging checkup how did these things go together? lilah: what you are getting at is there are factions. in the conservative party who have different priorities. there are people like jackie norman, who have never been particularly passionate about exit, but who are conservative about the party managing the economy well. you have other sections of the party presented by the european research group, people like the baker, who see brexit and a successful brexit as trumping everything, as being as important as dealing with the cost-of-living crisis. they prioritize that, so boris johns

memorial services were held yesterday for 11-year-old lila salas, the last funeral to be held in uvalde for the victim of a shooting. another child, uzia will be buried in his hometown of san angelo, texas. all of this as a bipartisan group of senators tries to finish writing a bill aimed at reducing gun violence. with us to talk about this, sam brock in vestavia hills, alabama, capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. sam, how are people in that community processing what happened last night? >> i think it's very telling, jose next to this church behind me, there is an assisted living facility who said we are just disappointed at the world. we cannot process how it is possible we're talking about another shooting, another church shooting. right now investigators are going to be updating us within the next hour or so, jose. we're waiting on some details because we know that around dinner time last night the gunman, according to police, walked into the church and started firing, killing two people, one person is wounded and in a hospital. it's not clear what their condition is right now. yo

. >> tucker: joining us tonight, lila rose, thank you so much. there's a lot of news tonight. be back in just a minute with what is happening around the country in the wake of this. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: the left doesn't take losing well, we've learned that. according to family research council there has been more than 50 attacks against churches and pro-life pregnancy centers in recent weeks. those attacks include firebombings and vandalism. how long until someone gets killed? probably not too long. why is this happening >> president biden: because democratic politicians are encouraging it. they are fomenting an insurrection and doing it on camera. today he said the election was illegitimate. look at this. [chanting] >> into the streets! >> into the streets! [chanting] >> tucker: she is a clown but people believe her. mollie hemingway's editor in chief of "the federalist." thank you for joining us. they went pretty fast from denouncing everyone else for insurrection to fomenting insurrection. >> the left's illegitimacy is a way for them to say they don't like the way an election is

memorial services were held yesterday for 11-year-old lila salas, the last funeral to be held in uvalde

our agenda included staff reports by lila woo facility operation update and information on the downtown rail extension project. the staff report updated the cac on the progress pursuing federal state and local funding sources. committee members spoke in favor of another build-out outreach type event ask ed about a recent article in the san francisco standard that covered the downtown rail extension. our next item was a presentation by gene wong and mta planning. described service changes and schedule for implementing those especially as they pertain to the routes at the center. mrs. wong patiently answered questions about those routes. the questions were about the committee questions were about routes 2, 21, 31 and eltarav el. there is a question about bringing the 47 route to the (inaudible) the facility update was the first since jan norris retired last month. our committee-one committee member spoke favor of the kaiser care center but say wayfinding needed improvement. the dtx report this month was jesse (inaudible) on the project delivery governance study and models they are looking

lila's father was also visited by the towers, which were piring the swearing, already on the site of the loopholes, the simple windows at the steel ovals on the facade of the chimes declared themselves, and the great pavilion with decorative corner vaults for guests visited, which emitted a vow, covered with a gallery, the verb the palace from adysh was broken not the great and the lion velmil tula park zionist alleys, which in the districts i am hunting for a castle of us on the frail walls of the defensive ramparts, we have broken the quiddniks for the descent. where she prompted a boat pier and baths. the castle ceased to be turned off by the defensemen with wakefulness and they ceased to consume the depths and ditch the walls there. eh, the palace went out on foot to this palace, the landing was droulyany, and at the nineteenth stowage colisee miles of pennies and stumbled books were prompted. we slept reluctantly , but such a seregina of the 19th century. uh, i didn’t survive my height anymore and the toilet, according to the earliest uh, landed like this software withdrawing th

live action lila rose. defend the research council, all these people will were building the ark before the flood, they didn't pop up in 2020. real life obviously. these are leaders. don't tell me can be done. i'm sick of hearing this it can't be done. just tell me it can't be done, that's annoying to people that are doing itevery single day . i want these people up here to honor them. somewhere along the way we forgot that we need each other. i want to see us take care of each other. these guys in dallas say all the time thank you for this. we raise money, we save babies, we do stuff we would have doneanyway . we moved the needle towards good because that's our job. it's absolutely amazing but what they don't fully understand when they say thank you is that i get more than anybody. i was trs and i tried to start a business as the lone ranger and it was devastating and welost everything . i the business failed. it's the same business, ijust had to go through violence and i wouldn't trade it for the world but

{lila yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank ou yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank you very — yets from paris, a court in paris has found all defendants in the attack child guilty of all the charges against them. believed to be the only surviving member of the group that carried out the most deadly attack ever seen in peacetime france. he has been found guilty of terrorism and to murder charges by the come to court on wednesday. now, the trial has seen witnesses, thousands of plaintiffs and more than 300 lawyers involved. it is, as i mentioned, the biggest trial ever seen in peacetime france most of the trial is all about the attacks which were not centred just on the concert hall, but where around the city of paris. they killed 130 people and injured many hundreds more. just to reiterate, salah abdeslam and 18 of his fellow defendants in that trial had been found guilty of the terrorism charges brought against and in france, and we will be hearing, i'm sure, about sentencing very shortly. more from paris later on in the programme. you are watching outside source. stay with us her

well, if you were watching television, a relative of yours appeared on the screen and said you're lila rose is really a hassle to deal . s she's expensive.he she's got all kinds of demands. it'd be better if we had killedu her in utero. how would you f feel about that? that's the argument ana navarro just made. n i mean,av tucker , there is nothing more depraved than to say and to wish on public television to wish that your own family members had never even been born and instead hadad been bought it in the. and what this commentator from cnnn is really proposing, which is many pro-abortion advocates proposingany is eugenics. this is eugenics is the strong should kill the weak, t the weaker worthless and because the preborn are an unpopular minority whl, they wal to oppress them and they wantee to kill them. and that's why we need rule ofdo law to protect these children. yes, she's making the argument . i mean, just flat out they're burden to society would be better if they didn't exist . i'm sorry we didn't get to kill them earlier. i mean, how is that different from the argument the m

{lila dressing up and looking amazing well into your nineties.— into your nineties.shion. it has been iconic through the years. very definitely her majesty's own style. we are starting to... you can see all the crowd coming in. they will be treated to a string of performances from the united kingdom and around the world, celebrities who will be here to pay tribute to her majesty. we don't know if the queen herself is watching, but we know thousands of people will be watching. the square behind me is going to be packed. it is the highlight for people who want to party after two long years of covid. this is the moment for everyone to party. i hope you'lljoin the celebrations. is looking mainly dry for much of the uk. still some showers in the forecast. further showers to come across in england and wales. very different story across scotland and northern ireland. not a cloud in the sky earlier, and plenty of showers in cornwall through this morning. still some lingering this afternoon. this is where the shower, but i'm pulling away north and west, so becoming confined.

our agenda included staff reports by lila woo facility operation update and information on the downtownsion project. the staff report updated the cac on the progress pursuing federal state and local funding sources. committee members spoke in favor of another build-out outreach type event ask ed about a recent article in the san francisco standard that covered the downtown rail extension. our next item was a presentation by gene wong and mta planning. described service changes and schedule for implementing those especially as they pertain to the routes at the center. mrs. wong patiently answered questions about those routes. the questions were about the committee questions were about routes 2, 21, 31 and eltarav el. there is a question about bringing the 47 route to the (inaudible) the facility update was the first since jan norris retired last month. our committee-one committee member spoke favor of the kaiser care center but say wayfinding needed improvement. the dtx report this month was jesse (inaudible) on the project delivery governance study and models they are looking. the study

>> leo terrell, some guy named pete hegseth and lila rose. will: excellent. going to go. [laughter] carley: thank you guys, both. this was fun. all right, let's check in with rick reichmuth for a look at the forecast. rick: are i know all you guys want to talk about is weather now that i'm taking this over. >> very hot. rick: everybody's from georgia out here today, it seems. take a look at the weather map, it's been incredibly hot all across the central part of the country. not so much out across the west, rocky mountain national park, that is at the alpine visitors' center, 56 crees. 55 in denver. so colder air out across parts of the west that is going to move in across the central plains and bring relief. take a look at the temperatures, another hot one down towards or parts of texas. atlanta getting to 90 which is certainly cooler than you have been. across parts of the northern plains, storms. temps tomorrow just into the 70s which is going to feel amazing. all right. let's send it out to abby who's at the rock and roll hall of fame for the usfl playoff