this was i believe -- i believe this is a violation of the mann act. this is hunter biden, this is his proof that he bought the ticket. he bought it for this woman right here. he flew her from los angeles to washington on june 14, flew back to los angeles, california on june 15 of 2018. i would like to point out that if he was purchasing her a plane ticket for sex and traveling across state lines, do you believe that to be a violation of the mann act, mr. zeigler? >> so i can talk to specifically what is in my transcript regarding the mann act. so i know we were compiling the information together. >> yes. mr. zeigler, it states traveling, paying someone to go across state lines is prosecution and a violation of the mann act. let me move on one more second here. so when hunter biden paid for this woman to do this with him, to travel across state lines from california to washington d.c. on june 15, this is a violation of the mann act, prostitution. let me continue. did hunter biden also use his company to pay prostitutes? >> can you hold on one second? c

on june 15th, this is a violation of the mann act. this was prostitution.s is evidence -- >> mr. chairman? >> -- of hunter biden -- >> mr. chairman, it's over time -- >> excuse me, this is my time. making pornography -- >> should we be displaying this, mr. chairman -- >> gentlelady's time's expired. elizabeth: what do you think, tom? >> well, look, whether or not he violated the mann act, who's to say? i don't know the evidence. but i would say you can't have a huge amount of confidence that these types of allegations were appropriately pursued within the irs and the justice department. from what we heard today, many of the line attorneys and line investigators did uncover all sorts of evidence of serious misconduct, in some cases criminal misconduct, but they were prevented from fully investigating and from developing the evidence and the testimony and the documents that they would need to make a case. elizabeth: yeah, that's it. >> we're u.s. just not going to know at this point. elizabeth: what tom just said, diversionary distraction tactics by the democ

in leaving the city, mann is far from alone.the live music capitol of the world. but the rising cost of living is driving out local musicians, and that puts music scenes like this one at risk. in february, sound music cities, a consulting firm that works with the music industry and local governments, released the results of its 2022 greater austin music census. it found almost 40% of people in the music business here were struggling to afford housing. between 2014 and 2022, there was a 12% drop in musicians living in central austin. and more than a third were considering leaving not just the city's core, but the entire region in the next three years. do you have friends that are local musicians that have stayed in austin? >> yeah, absolutely. definitely. laura: what do they tell you about the way it is? >> they're looking for houses out he. laura: do you think you'd ever move back? >> i'd have to win the lottery. laura: austin is home to more than 250 live music venues. every year, it hosts internationally renowned festivals lik

it's a violation of the mann act. let me move on one more second here. when hunter biden paid for this woman to do this with him to travel across state lines from california to washington d.c. on june 15, this is a violation of the mann act. this was prostitution. let me continue. that hunter biden also uses company to pay prostitutes? >> you hold on one second? experiment? >> we will give you this additional time back. >> regarding man act of violations will turn that over to the house ways and means committee they can decide to turn them over to you regarding man act for. >> thank you mr. ziegler. so, talking about hunter biden using this company to pay prostitutes, this is also a suspicious activityal report showing victim one, the woman who is paid for prostitution, that traveled from california to washington d.c. paid for byai hunter biden this is an excerpt from am report that we read in the treasury. i thank you all have looked at these two, showing that. victim one was supposedly an employee. but i would like to point out this is not really what

regarding the mann act. >> thank, you mr. ziegler. i talking about hunter biden, using his company pc to pay prostitutes, this is also spur suspicious activity reports, showing that victim one, the woman that was paid for prostitution, that traveled from california to washington, d.c., paid for by hunter biden, this is an excerpt from a star's report that we read in the treasury. i think you all have looked at these two. showing that victim one was supposedly an employee of owasco. i would like to point out, this is not really what most paralegals do. for law firms. and it's very serious that hunter biden was paying this woman, through his law firm, and then writing it off as business tax exemptions. most people writeoff things for their taxes through their businesses like a meal, or say, office supplies. can you confirm for me that hunter biden had written off payments for prostitutes through his law firm, owasco? >> i appreciate the question given by the statute, and limited in my testimony today. i respectfully would need to turn t

it's not me booking michael mann and someone who says climate change is either not real or not done, did that, but we did this in media. i want to read a quote from you and i can tell you what's interesting about it. it's your quote. the window of public discourse appears to be shifting away from the false debate over whether there is a problem for the where the debate of what to do about it. often miss it is important for people to respond poorly to messages and doom and gloom that elected a sign of hope. defeatism is indeed a self fulfilling. the important part about that is that you wrote that in 2015. you were positive then or hopeful than that we were moving away from the bs discussion around this and we were getting into a better discussion. i think you could've written this last week. >> yeah, it was the theme of my last book, the new climate war, how polluters have shifted away by and large from denial. you can't deny what we can plainly see with our own two eyes. they have shifted to these other tactics. one of them is doom-ism. if they can convince us it's too late to do an

michael mann. he has a new book coming out in september entitled "our fragile moment."ate change impacting these wildfires, the smoke and the way we're all reacting to them? >> thanks, andrea. good to be with you. it's unfortunate, though, to be talking about these experiences we're having here which really are a direct manifestation of the human-caused warming of the planet, human-caused climate change. extreme weather events happen, the carbon pollution we're putting into the atmosphere, it's warming up the atmosphere, putting more energy into the atmosphere. we're baking the soil in the summer. the atmosphere is more moisture. when it does rain, you get more flooding events. when you get the summer drought which has been worsened, combined with the worsened heat, you put those two ingredients together and you get the wildfires we're seeing not only in the western u.s. where we're used to seeing them, but all the way back east in eastern canada and central canada. for me it's reminiscent of 2020 when i was in australia now known as the black summer where they experien

we met an american named jason mann who served as a marine in iraq and afghanistan.id when this war started, he had no choice but to come here. take a listen to a bit more of what he had to say. >> this is redefining the global order as we speak. this is democracy versus autocracy. do we want to let autocracy drive more people's lives in the future? for me it was more a moment in your life that you don't have a choice. >> no regrets? >> no regrets. >> reporter: we also met jason mann's team leader, a new zealander whose nickname was turtle. he was very matter of fact about the possibility of dying here in ukraine. but he said that if he had to, then no better way to go than to do so alongside friends fighting for what you believe in. and wolf, just a few days later, we did find out that turtle had died. >> very sad indeed. our thanks for that report. >>> let's get more on all of these develops. joining us, cnn military analyst, retired air force colonel cedric layton. thanks for joining us. watch and listen to what the former defense secretary, mark esper, told me in

. >> reporter: michael mann and other scientists warn kari lake could trigger monday devastating wildfiresthe ones in canada that exposed millions to dangerous air. >> people could have a lingering cough for several weeks. >> reporter: to prevent even more extreme weather events, professor mann warns action is needed now. if things aren't done, what do you predict summers could look and feel like just five years from now? >> i hate too think about that. take the hottest, the most searing heatwave that you have ever experienced in your life. we would instead call that summer. >> reporter: now, experts say everyone can help cool the planet by using less gas, energy and water. adriana. >> great advice. >>> a check on the latest weather threat with paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel. >> another sultry summer evening upon us. we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. some of these will be strong and severe the rest the evening and continue to roll eastward and drift southward as we head overnight into tomorrow only to fire back up. sunday mornng the same terrain, even new te

and why would they resort to say a mattress because it's essentially an industrial terrace mann. it's all sort of the shifting of the norm. so in any way, definitely, uh, i was sure that they would makes you up to most that not string to which is only the expansion of an existing pipelines would never go online. that, that, that's most my conviction. but i never expected them to blow it out. this of course is as you say, the next of terrorism is the pre defense of much relations. but they were upset with this topic. so anyway, in my account this, um, it was old time north street, not stream. uh and uh, a few of the session. how to uh, put it. i gave a lot of thoughts to it, but uh uh, we saw it already in 2014 coming. not stream 2 was not yet on paper, but we had done cell stream. otherwise the pro check to connect uh the russian, a terminal noble. so is twisted by gary and port i single for so and uh there was a lot of pressure by the us onto a pink commission. they done several tosh to project and directions. i'd waited for a few months and what's, what's happened and fostering

former labour mp lord mann has got in touch with| mp lord mann has got in touch with us, john mann.we have seen in the past. so, there is a system for that and what the law is. but the idea of doubting somebody, in any context, is anathema to the way the country should run. and in particular there has been a suggestion that one clever way to do it would be for an mp, or indeed a lord to get up and to use parliamentary privilege to do so, that would be wholly unethical and wholly inappropriate, and this doesn't warrant that. that it would be prurient for any mp to try and do so, for example, at prime minister's questions today. and i think there is a danger that someone for the sake of getting themselves in the headlines might try and do that and select a name in before the speaker in parliament would certainly rule them out of order, but it is too late, if you have already outed someone by naming them. it has happened in the past. a super injunction in relation to ryan giggs, who we can name because it was broken in parliament... i am was broken in parliament... i am drawin: was bro

she showed them evidence of the president's son committing a crime, violating the mann act. showed the plane tickets, she showed the pictures, she showed the evidence. you know, there's no question he violated it. that's another thing that he could have been charged with. you know, at the end of the day when we wrap this report up, hunter biden's going to have between 6-10 criminal referrals. and the fact that he got a sweet with heart plea deal over, you know, a misdemeanor that should have been a felony according to the irs whistleblowers? these guys were the ones that were leading this investigation. he violated the foreign agent registration act, he was money laundering, he committed wire fraud, he violated the mann act. the list goes on and on and on, but yet he gets a slap on the wrist, and the democrats want to talk about the two-tiered system of justice in america is racist. hunter biden's the ultimate privileged white guy here. elizabeth: you've got more bank records coming, more possible government documents. how much do you think the biden family took in from over

and now we do have discussed and as to what more could with the statements of you present periods in mann, the black sea green initiative, lights your cookies, my chat, and the fat justified by the wind. and the 2nd trip in the world to prevent us once again, that the writers was not caused by the special meal throws you to mistakes made by the will the energy sector justified by the desire to support the tire volume of shipments from ukraine? just over 3 percent extra birth, you were up the spines to extend the deal numerous times extension once more thing and failed. we'll think about it or versus need the greens, some western nations on sending a note for developments. we imagined consulting companies right and exposed to developing nations of the deal in the 1st place, feminist on the basis of a lot of that was over played off of that. in fact, you know, secular thinking countries, not the entire country. it wasn't pulls in for me, but it has the music and in fact, it was another of the republic extend, a goal to lead the travel to most go to ashley con intends it to avoids. will the

in mann dra northwest of the capital . police tried to convince these nuns to leave them on a street ahead of the 5 front wiley nearby personality. some residents refused to abandoned their homes as well. i'm not leaving. i started building this house when i was 27 years old by myself. i'll stay here at least to watch and burn. i'm not leaving. in some towns, residents have already seen everything they own. go up in flames. your ghost nickel now and his wife anna had lived in this house for 32 years. they've gone swimming when the fire struck my home, i have only my bathing suit, which i swim and nothing else. and the shirt. i have nothing else. i don't even have other shoes. nothing. i'm finished. of france and italy have sent plains to help 5 by his. but while they try to bring the main blazes under control, smaller fires, spring up in forested areas. dried out by high temperatures. the heat wave baking much of southern europe is set to intensify this week. in grace as weather authorities have warned that the extreme heat will bring a high risk of even more wild flies. some other n

it's a violation of the mann act.let me move on to one more second here, when hunter biden paid for this woman to do this with him, to travel across state lines from california to washington, d.c., on june 15th, this is a violation of the mann act, this is prostitution. let me continue. did hunter biden also use this company owasco d.c. to pay prostitutes? >> hold on one second. >> we'll give you the additional time back. >> regarding the mann act violations, regarding the statute, be return to the house ways and means committee, they can decide to vote to turn them over to you. regarding the mann act. >> thank, you mr. ziegler. i talking about hunter biden, using his company pc to pay prostitutes, this is also spur suspicious activity reports, showing that victim one, the woman that was paid for prostitution, that traveled from california to washington, d.c., paid for by hunter biden, this is an excerpt from a star's report that we read in the treasury. i think you all have looked at these two. showing that victim on

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tre mann. like i said, he's just in a u even a very interesting spot. he's he's he's said all the right things. but you have to imagine the conversations with him, his family, his agents have to be a little differently. what's going on here? the fact that they brought in sam darnold. kyle shanahan has been praising donald like the past like 2 weeks and the 4th straight year. and so it's just seems like he's always praising someone. it's like i've never heard cosby like and it's easy to see why we drafted him at 3 like. but the reporter lombardi from the athletic today, you know, he tracks every past, i guess, you know, trey lance is an accurate on these like little rhody of the running back article is. >> the cornerstone of shanahan's offense. if you can't be accurate on those, vicki, you know it. yeah. i mean, you know, intermediate the cordinator honestly, yeah, vicki can do anything she wants funny. i think we need to has. all right, talk about taylor swift sure we'll have a costco gas >> bigs big box became its stores. apparently the world's largest

michael mann: television very much was the small screen. screenplay for "miami vice" is that it was exactly not that. very much the approach was, okay they call this a television series, but we're gonna make one-hour movies every single week. okay, here we go. standby. action! police! police! pauley: you were just describing the show as sort of a new-wave cop show. johnson: yeah, it's a cop show for the '80s. i mean, we use a lot of mtv images and rock music to help describe the mood and feeling of our show. graham: in a lot of ways, you don't get "miami vice" without mtv because in a lot of ways, "miami vice" was a long video. the music was such a big part of that show. [ phil collins' "in the air tonight" plays ] michael mann: there was an allure to using great music that everybody was listening to as opposed to the routine kind of tv scoring of that period. ♪ and i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ not only was it not afraid to let long scenes play out, it would drag -- a car going from point a to point b could be a four-minute phi

joining me is michael mann, professor of environmental science at university of pennsylvania.s also a director at penn center for science and he's author of the upcoming book "our fragile moment." michael, this is not just el nino, as some are saying, this summer warming is right in line with what climate scientists have been predicting for years. but you say the impacts are far exceeding the predictions. what's the difference between the prediction and impact? >> yeah, andrea, good to be with you. what we're seeing is kind of a perfect storm. there's a little extra juice because of el nino event in the global pacific that elevates temperatures a little bit but that's on top of the tide of global pollution and fossil fuels. and those two things are now combining to give us truly unprecedented extreme weather events. not just the heat domes, heat waves, the wildfires, the floods, the superstorms. this is climate change. it's not off in the future. it's here. and we need to determine what we're going to do about it. >> well, when it comes to the politics, you know, you already h

scott mann, appreciate it?> brian: meanwhile out to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: the nypd arresting the school ther riding suspect accused of opening fire killing one man and hurting three others. the man killed 86-year-old father of six whose son says he was headed to the mosque to pray. he told the "new york post" my heart is broken. my family is all devastated. the gunman has been charged with murder and several other crimes. now, to a fox news digital exclusive. afghanistan war veteran sam brown officially launches his campaign for nevada senate. brown will look to unseat democrat jacky rosen telling fox news digital this bid for the senate is really rooted in the fact that novemberens are worried about losing the american dream and what our kids are going to inherit. brown combat veteran severely injured by iud he ran last cycle but lost in the republican primary to adam laxalt. a patriotic property developer in north carolina is building a new community outside of charlotte but there is a catch. unresiden

mann, who had removed all the money from the country, had no plan and tactics for this plan that was presented , it was not really possible to eradicate the terrorist of the people's mojahedin khalq, and imam's determination was that the 36 million intelligence organization was created because these agents are actually in the society. it will decrease and people will die again look at the security, as soon as i reach the year 60 , with the cooperation of the people, it will take the longest . and the rest of the central tasks of the organization, these are always known as team houses

he was jailed for life for raping and murdering two 15—year—old girls, dawn ashworth and lynda mann,parole earlier this year — but friends of the families of his victims said it was like putting them through torture over and over again. an investigation into a fire, in which a mother and two children lost their lives in cambridge on friday... has concluded that it was probably caused by an e—bike, which was being charged at their home. the fire service is now urging people to avoid charging e—bike or e—scooter batteries overnight. king charles has arrived in scotland in preparation for being presented with scotland's crown jewels. he received the keys to the city of edinburgh and was presented a new ceremonial sword, the 'elizabeth sword'. the blade, named after the late queen will replace the existing sword, which is too delicate to use. you're live with bbc news. in the uk, drivers who filled up at supermarket petrol stations last year paid — on average — an extra six pence per litre. the reason — a lack of competition between companies. according to an official estimate, that adde

according to jason mann and others that we believe that it numbers in the several thousand.umber has come down since the beginning of war where applications peaked at around 20,000. the application is a email and send your part port information and relevant military experience. they do a background check and tell you if you're approved or not. we should note that fighters are still coming. when we were here on that of the la trip, we met a british fighter, a young british soldier in his early 20s that had just arrived. so they are still coming to join the fight but by the same token, you could imagine as this war drags on that more are going home. >> and still a surprise to see that trevor reed was among them. jennifer, will this have any impact on the current negotiations for other americans who are wrongfully detained in russia, like paul whelan and evan gershkovich. >> these issues should be treated as completely separate and trevor was an individual acting of his own volition. and that should not play a role in the negotiations. however they did say that of course they a

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: thank you. madam speaker, i rise today to deliver the 22nd installment of my farm bill impact series to discuss congress' willingness to invest in agricultural research which our food security and ultimately our national security. according to the u.s. department of agriculture, for every dollar spent research returns $20 in the to the economy. federal funding for ag research has declined in real dollars over the past two decades. when you take a bird's eye view you see the impact is much larger than initially seems. this isn't just about new laboratories and equipment. this is about a vision for the world where america is the undisputed leader in food science technology. it's just like when we invest international food aid. we feed hungry people with american commodities. we stop wars before they start and create new international trading partners. ag research investment is the same. the impact is wide reaching and the return on investment is enormous. just a few months ago the u.s. department

also with me, meteorologist michelle grossman and michael mann. good to have all of you.eat, polluted air, major challenges for folks where you are in the twin cities. get us up to date. >> reporter: it is bizarre, right, to be talking about extreme heat out of minneapolis, minnesota. i talked to you from here before about blizzards and bone-chilling cold, what the city is known for. now i'm standing on a packed beach in minneapolis. this is the extreme heat kind of day one. it is arriving here as we speak with temperatures set to soar up to over 90 degrees and people are cognizant of the fact this is their dose of what the southwest has been getting for the last several weeks. that heat wave is expanding and spreading east. so here's what people kind of in this part of the country are getting that first taste of it had to say experiencing this. >> real hot. 100 degrees. triple digits for, what, four days? >> nothing you can really do. nothing you can do. it is hot. >> it is terrifying. i talk about how that global warming is getting worse, it is going to keep getting wor

mann: -- ms. meng: i rise in those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and remain standing until counteing the state of the historic homeland is a robust, thriving multi racial, multi ethnic and democracy which shares our democratic values like the united states, israel is not perfect. it has challenges and policies that are openly criticized often by the israeli people themselves. but israel is not now or never has been a racist state. that character isization is contrary to the facts. it is untrue and unfair characterization that slanders our strongest ally in the region. significantly, israel is the world's only jewish state. prior to its founding, jews suffered persecution with no country, not one that would guarantee their safe haven. since its founding, israel has valid equal rights for all its citizens and provided a home to jewish refugees from ethiopia to the soviet union to on ukraine all while living under threat from neighbors and terrorist groups dedicated to israe

jack mann added that if the american army is faced with a large demand for troops, it will face a seriousblem . the representative of michigan said that the recruitment of troops in the army has decreased for several reasons, the most important reason is that the american people believe in them. the leaders of the country are told that the army whose children are pregnant is not an army or that it will make them a good army to serve the country . the flight was canceled after the appointment at the airport in england, italy and belgium. different airports because dissatisfaction with the poor working conditions of the lower village is being done. with the start of intsa, 200 flights were canceled in rome airport alone. belgian airports went on strike today and tomorrow. as a result, 120 flights were canceled. in england , the birmingham airport staff announced. in three days, he will join the strikes at gatwick airport in london, 1,700 flights will be canceled in a month. some other active european airports have announced the second round of strikes for the next two weeks , which will con

back in 1999, professor mann came up with the famous hockey stick—shaped graph that brought home to manyo be witty and it is. it is an important — deal? good to be witty and it is. it is an important symbolic - deal? good to be witty and it is. it l is an important symbolic thing. here we have two public figures who represent their respective countries, the united states and the uk. two countries which have a long history of contributing to the climate crisis, from the dawn of industrialisation today. so without the united states and the uk, europe, the industrial countries of the world, taking a lead here, and committing to taking the actions necessary to avert catastrophe, sends a message to other country hoping to bring them along as well. you obviously know this is an el nino year as kate was demonstrating in her piece, so temperatures will be higher. but that is because of natural weather patterns. we have, and i thought the _ natural weather patterns. we have, and i thought the interview, they i and i thought the interview, they did a good job in laying out the different factors as

david and tamela mann open up about his battle with depression, how his family found out and what ultimately led to real freedom. >>> welcome back. this just in, an apparent break in the case in a string of killings on long island in new york. last night, police arrested a suspect in the so-called gilgo beach murders back in 2010 and 2011. human remains were found along a beach highway. investigators say most of the victims were young women who had been sex workers. now police are at a home on long island connected to this case. they have not publicly identified the suspece who is in custody. >>> your money watch report. stocks racked up more gains thursday as wall street continues its winning streak this week. looking where the markets are this morning, so far we have been in the green all morning long for the dow jones up 115 points. >>> artificial intelligence under investigation. the federal trade commission is probing the company open a.i., the maker of chat gpt. it has become the fastest-growing consumer app ever. "the washington post" reports the ffc wants the san francisco-based comp

mann. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mann: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my friend, the chairman from arkansas, for your leadership on this effort and for the time. mr. speaker, i rise today to discuss the importance of this resolution, which pushes back on unnecessary and burdensome regulation that threatens the livelihoods of people throughout rural america. i introduced the house version earlier this year and i'm proud to see the senate version pass the senate earlier and we're finally now coming to the house today. the designation of the lesser prairie-chicken as threatened in places like kansas is unacceptable and this rule should have no force or effect until congress is consulted. farmers, ranchers, and agriculture producers are american heroes. they're the backbone of america, and they are working tirelessly every day to keep us all fed while dealing with the burdens of inflation, drought, and market fluctuations. the last thing they need is the federal government handcuffing them with senseless red tape . one kansas ranchers, sout

mann was a groomsman his life.n wedding to meghan in 2018 and featured in the famous band of brothers photo from windsor castle on the night of the royal knees up , according of the royal knees up, according to the mail on sunday, royal editor rebecca english, friends of the duke say they've been, quote, disgusted by what harry's done since leaving the royal family. she added, there are people who have said, we've been very loyal to him over the years and don't feel that loyalty and we don't feel that loyalty has been repaid. kara kennedy is this proof that isolated harry will be consigned to montecito forevermore . forevermore. >> yes, i think that's definitely part of it. but so jack mann wasn't just a groomsman. it's been alluded to that he was actually harry's real best man at his wedding. that's how close they were . and that's how close they were. and yeah, that's all destroyed now. and i think it is sad and it does show that he must be isolated and have a feeling of great loneliness . these boys great loneli

. ♪ ♪ spin on the mann whoho broughtho pepee-wee hermrman to life hasa.onic character on a cbs show and in the movies. >> you're crazy, i know, but what am i. >> norah: and how and when you can see the rare super moon. ♪ ♪ good evening and thank you for joining usas we start a new week together. we want to begin tonight with breaking news of a potential mass shooting that was prevented at a jewish school in memphis. the memphis police say a suspect attempted to gain entry into a margo lynn hebrew academy. when he could not get in the building he opened fire. police are hailing the school for its safety plan saying that prevented anyone from being harmed. the suspect fled the scene and was later shot by the police during a traffic stop. they called this area "apparent active violent anti-semitism" roxana saberi starts us off with these breaking details. >> memphis a afternoon today he tried to enter the hebrew academy carrying a gun. >> on the property with the gun. >> reporter: saying that he fired shots outside the school and fled. >> thankfully they had

he was jailed for life for raping and murdering two 15 year old girls, dawn ashworth and lynda mann inies of his victims said it was like putting them through torture over and over again. an investigation into a fire, in which a mother and two children lost their lives in cambridge on friday has concluded that it was probably caused by an e—bike which was being charged at their home. the fire service is now urging people to avoid charging e—bike or e—scooter batteries overnight. king charles has arrived in scotland in preparation for being presented with scotland's crown jewels. he received the keys to the city of edinburgh and was presented a new ceremonial sword, the �*elizabeth sword'. you're live with bbc news. its been a month, since ukraine started its counter—offensive against russian forces. progress has been slow, as president zelensky has admitted publicly. one of the reasons is the significant number of minefields left by the russians, which are causing loss of life and serious injury to many ukrainian soldiers. the bbc�*s andrew harding sent this report from the front line

it's 2 day, 10 that a month or 2, making our wish to touch the moon. trembling, my file goes to mann. our wish to embrace the moon. our has only grown stronger are probably why are much both why are kind of now india is trying again, the tundra on 3 is planning to solve the land on the lunar surface. this time there will be no orbit or just a propulsion system, lander, and rover like its predecessor, the mission is aiming for the moon's south pole. a lot is on the line for india. space agency is very important for the store. for many reasons. it is not just the emission to the moon, it is a mission to test many technologies. it is important because india is destined to become a huge play on the global stage right now. not just because india can produce this technology and then you cannot make session but also becoming a formidable competitor in the commercial space market. if everything goes as planned, this time around, the tundra on 3 is land or should touch down on the 23rd or 24th of august. everyone back in india will be hoping for a soft landing that's burgundy, w, so schmidt to

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss the direction of our country. in america today we are facing a lot of problems. house republicans have done our part to pass commonsense solutions but we still have a lot of work to do to get this country back on track. i released my commitment to the big first which is a legislative road map to create an economy that's strong, a nation that's safe, a government that is accountable. most of the glaring problems in america today fall in one of these categories and the reality is house republicans have commonsense solutions to all of them, but the biden administration is refusing to listen. we need to create an economy that's strong. washington has a spending addiction. america's $32 trillion in debt and the federal government deficit spending to the tune of $1 trillion every year. the biden administration has canceled the keystone x.l. pipeline and pushed green new deal legislation on small businesses while attempting at the same time do away with the stepped up

stephanie deca reports from mann dra on the outskirts of athens, around 35 square kilometer as of last green forest and woodland outside the capital . athens has been burnt, and these walls fire is completely destroyed and the grounds remain smouldering. and this is a real concern that the winds will start to reignite these flames. and that's also something the residents here are telling us are extremely worried about. they were evacuated over the last couple of days now on friday allowed to return. but for them, this is still not over. sure what else to say for sure, we are afraid. it's not over yet. as you can see behind you, there's smoke rekindling, has started with the easy read really, and the extreme heat is also affecting people in lebanon. and the surrounding region, many syrians living and refugee camps in the north of the country are struggling to co victoria gate and the reports make shift shells are the only escape from the sweltering to these children. living in a refugee campaign i call renewed, and 11 and temperatures here have reached 42 degrees celsius and we some day

and why would they resort to such measures because it's essentially an industrial terrace mann. it's all sort of the shifting of the norms in any way. definitely. uh, i was sure that they would make to up to most that not string to which is only the expansion of an existing pipelines would never go online. that, that, that's most my conviction. but i never expected them to blow it out. this of course is as you say, the next of terrorism is a pre defense of mesh relations. but they were upset with this topic. so anyway, in my account this, um, it was old time north street, not stream. uh and uh, a few of the session. how to uh, put it i gave a lot of thoughts to it, but uh uh we saw it already in 2014 coming. not stream. 2 was not yet on paper, but we had done cell stream. uh, there was uh, the pro check to connect. uh, the russian terminal and the soonest was to buy gary and port i think of for something. and uh, there was a lot of pressure by the us onto a pink commission. they done several tosh to project and directions. i'd waited for a few months and what's, what's happened

. >> hi i'm jim mann. this is not current event for what they came from the industrial policy as you said it stemmed from a calling out in competition with china. that raises the question and both of those stem from china's entry into the adobe geo. i hear now three different things. i hear there should have been a deal and i hear those job losses stem from the fact that we have loopholes in the deal and i hear to negotiate a good deal you argued padilla was fine but the successor of the demonstrations didn't enforce the deal. other questions in the room? i also want to weep and a question on line. we have gotten a couple of questions on line. coming back to the question about the agenda and in particular countries like brazil and argentina there were a long-term history of political and geopolitical interest in our hemisphere. we have in the eyes of the warmest economic ocean ships or political ration chips if you bit. elaborate a little >> with respect to china i'm mostly focused on the advantage to wher

inside wera mann. g. >> but we were inside is a manner of speaking.his is along with the ufo alons . you guys, we have ufos. you know who i'm havin ow who ig on tomorrow? the mug shot girl? no way. yes, that mug shot.t >> she is a student that hasque ten mug shot. queen of chaos. the queen of chaos is going to be out. talk about a teaseos.e enco. >> so you're encouraging lawbreaking. you she gets lawbreakingn ag all the time now for it. she's adorable. it's another let it sit. >> all right. that's it for. >> welcome to jesse watters. >, no doubt.onight hunter biden plea deal tossed out what it means. ufo whistleblowers shockth the nation. it's a lady. oh, whoa. american lunatics. a hostage crisis. pluserican l, the queen of chao

referrals, he violated the foreign aid of registration act, he was a minor laundering, he violated the mann, the list goes on and on. he gets a slap on the rest. and the democrats want to talk about the two-tier system that is racist, hunter biden is a white privilege guy. >> jesse: he should be in prison today, but he is not. hunter is in malibu with the guy who picked up his bill for 2 million with the irs the sugar brother. that is kevin the sugar brother will hunter is inside. he has got a plead deal around the corner where is this supposed to stay clean or go to prison? does hunter seem like he is going to stay clean fresh off a bag of coke left on the white house. this is not a classy family. this was a family wide scandal with ten biden family members alleged to take brides overseas. investigators were abstracted from pursuing leads and cannot go anywhere near. with hunter. cannot talk to joe's sister who hunter was sending cash to and were not even allowed to mention joe biden name. when hunter was threatening the chinese to pay up or at his dad would get angry, they were told that

now this is a shock because long term pal jack mann was harry's groomsman when he tied the knot to meghantured in the so—called band of brothers photograph at windsor castle dunng photograph at windsor castle during the evening celebrations. but just his wife, the duke but just like his wife, the duke appears to now have ghosted his close friend by swerving mann's own big day in sussex over the weekend. he was instead pictured, as we know , out and pictured, as we know, out and about with meghan smiling and laughing the streets of laughing on the streets of california. quizzed the california. now quizzed by the daily harry's absence daily mail on harry's absence from his son's wedding, jack mann's dad, simon, subtly said, i'm in no comment mode , and it i'm in no comment mode, and it comes as our own angela, the duke's biographer , has heard duke's biographer, has heard that harry is, quote , in a sad that harry is, quote, in a sad place. and he's now not even talking to his fellow british luvvy pals like james corden. so angela, this feels really sad that he didn't go to his groomsmen's

now this is a shock because long term pal jack mann was harry's groomsman when he tied the knot to meghanhe so—called band of brothers photograph at windsor castle dunng photograph at windsor castle during the evening celebrations. but just his wife, the duke but just like his wife, the duke appears to now have ghosted his close friend by swerving mann's own big day in sussex over the weekend. he was instead pictured, as we know , out and pictured, as we know, out and about with meghan smiling and laughing the streets of laughing on the streets of california. quizzed the california. now quizzed by the daily harry's absence daily mail on harry's absence from his son's wedding, jack mann's dad, simon, subtly said, i'm in no comment mode , and it i'm in no comment mode, and it comes as our own angela, the duke's biographer , has heard duke's biographer, has heard that harry is, quote , in a sad that harry is, quote, in a sad place. and he's now not even talking to his fellow british luvvy pals like james corden. so angela, this feels really sad that he didn't go to his groomsmen's wedding. i