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. >> i first met pastor ben marsh almost four years ago. >> the christian flag, after i saw this sermon that was posted but online where he explains the role of christianity in january 6, they thought they were doing the work of god because pastors and leaders have liked meyer says equating christianity and american patriotism the way some of the trump movement do is dangerous. it can create a call like attitude towards the leaders that are there because they're no longer just oh, that's the right guy. like his policies now, it's oh, jesus has chosen that person. so we have to follow that person to wherever they go. a pastor marsh is describing is christian nationalism. >> i believed that's a term that's been weaponized i see two cut a try to put christians into a corner right. >> where we don't exercise our faith in the public square. >> but pastor marsh disagrees. he's worried that christian nationalism could lead to more violence. >> we are in a time when political violence is just kind of the air that we're breathing and people are so afraid it comes back to fear. so trump supporter

but pastor marsh disagrees he's worried that christian nationalism could lead to more violence. >> we in a time when political violence is just kind of the air that we're breathing and people are so afraid it comes back to fear. so trump supporters looking at democrats, if they win, they're going to commit all these atrocities. you have christian leaders are saying they're going to lock you up. they're going to take away your pulpits just rampant lives promoting the god bless the usa, bible, fire from distancing himself from christian nationalism, trump has embraced us even selling a $60 bible complete with the founding documents you brought me a trump bible. god bless the usa and then we say the grace of the lord, jesus christ, be with you all. amen and then all of a sudden you have the declaration of independence. what's the implication there? donie that government has been set in place to enact the will of christ somehow honestly, it breaks my heart what about two people who say, you're overreacting? i love my country. i am a christian. i love the bible. i love the founding documen

dr marsh started by telling me aout his personal circumstances.'s uncertain. and it's very common. i have always been a passionate advocate of legalising assisted dying long before i became a patient myself. so tell me, in terms of what we think is going to be put forward, the very fact that mps will be voting on this again. just give me your headline thoughts on that move, because we've not had a vote for quite a number of years. well, there are two. there are two ways of allowing assisted dying, which varies many, many countries in the world where it is allowed. and i really can't emphasise strongly enough the argument about assisted dying is now a question of evidence, because so many countries have allowed it, and there is clear evidence, in my opinion, that it does not lead to abuse or a diminution of palliative care, which is the hypothetical argument produced by its passionate opponents. at the moment, the bill going in front of parliament, i think, is advocating assisted dying only for people who have a terminal diagnosis of six months, in

globally, we have lost nearly half of our historical salt marshes. in venice only 1/6 remain. with scientists and local experts for the last year was a humbling and empowering and vital to create a piece of art whose objective is to help the claimant emergency resonate both personally and collectively, and to foster a sense of shared responsibility. >> it's not just about the powerful storytelling. it's also about the means by which we tell those stories in industry that is heavy on resou to that, i am proud to announce today that i am helping sir david attenborough's grandson will, to champion the green rid it is an initiative that brings together actors and producers i finding solutions to the sustainability issues that we face within our industry. by adding a green clause to our contacts, we can assure climate action is prioritized onset and on screen and at every stage of the production process. so working with your agents. working with sustainability experts, we can help isolate th areas of most importance and impact to develop scalable solutions and kickstart systemic pr

only so much that yemen can do because there's no corridor, there's no path for the yemani army to marsh into occupied palestine to confront the israeli regime, the yemensarlah uh leader, he has called on countries like saudi arabia, he has called on countries like jordan to open their border so that the yemeni army can marsh. into occupied palestine to dethrone the israeli regime from power. of course, saudi arabia is simply not going to allow that to happen, which is in itself another conflict of its own. thank you so much, that was yusuf mori, our correspondent in sna. my next question, for denihal hiergich in barcelona is, um, what do you think this uh 2006 proposal of condelisa rice? west then foreign minister who said that we are looking for new order in the middle east, new middle east, how close to you believe that netanyahu and his allies are to realization of that dream? i don't think they are close to realizing that dream, and i think it has been very clear that these attempts have failed very simply because this idea of new order of the new middle east uh that had been outlin

her fears were reflecting from the opposite end of what dr henry marsh was saying, talking about thisuld just be the thin end of the wedge. is that your fear as well? absolutely. because actually, henry's right. it is unfair to say five months, four months, three months and you are eligible, but seven or eight, nine months, you're not. and so it is fundamentally discriminatory legislation, to say that some people are eligible in that sense and some aren't. and so actually, henry just demonstrated why the legislation so quickly extends. and so, for example, canada introduced legislation for those with a terminal diagnosis in 2016, but then that was extended because of challenge by someone with a chronic illness. in 2021. and then it's been extended again to those who have a chronic mental illness alone. but that's been challenged internationally. and so it's currently being paused. so actually the slippery slope or thin end of the wedge is a logical cliff. and you can see how the legal premise is so quickly extended. we will play you more of that discussion in the next hour. here in th

fears were grey—thompson, and herfears were reflecting from the opposite end of what doctor henry marshe thin end of the wedge, is that your fear? absolutely. henry is right, it is unfair— absolutely. henry is right, it is unfair to absolutely. henry is right, it is unfairto say absolutely. henry is right, it is unfair to say five months, four— is unfair to say five months, four months, three months, you are eligible, but nine months, you are — are eligible, but nine months, you are not, so it is fundamentally discriminative legislation to say that some people _ legislation to say that some people are eligible and some aren't. — people are eligible and some aren't, so henry has demonstrated why the legislation so quickly extends and for— legislation so quickly extends and for example, canada introduced legislation for those _ introduced legislation for those with a terminal diagnosis in 2016— those with a terminal diagnosis in 2016 but that was extended because — in 2016 but that was extended because of a challenge bite some — because of a challenge bite some love —— by someone with a c

marsh turtles don't scare me much, but copperheads and vipers are a completely different matter., i'll just take a walk. and here is what i was telling you about, a little viper. extremely dangerous, probably very evil. there it is, look. even before the walk along the trail , i was easily. in order for you to be convinced that i am not telling you fairy tales here, we will conduct a small experiment: a staff, the ground, it would seem, is solid, look, both and the stick instantly goes under water, and if you leave it like that for 10-15 minutes, then it will disappear completely, while i was sorting out the wisdom. a journey through the swamps, the sun began to approach the sunset. all my plans to collect cranberries today and i had to put off trying the real wild berries until tomorrow, but for now it would be nice to have a snack, i admit, i'm pretty hungry. i want to introduce you to alexey, who preserves traditions. modernizes the culinary culture of our country, and alexey also promised to feed me in a way i've never eaten and with dishes i've never tried. alexey promised,

and then you'd back to jordan marsh to get the next issue.but this was all across the united states and was really not necessarily the news for troops. it was the nostalgia. it was having a little physical of home that you could hold on to with your hands. letters. sometimes took two or three months to arrive. and so some newspapers started to realize it's not news at that point. and some of them discontinued their little miniature edition and to show you how much this meant to the troops. when louisville kentucky's courier journal announced that it was discontinued in its troop edition in 1944, one man wrote in and he said, your overseas edition was almost as welcome to me as a letter from home. i think speaking for all servicemen from kentucky when i say that the bad news about stopping the overseas edition is like a sweetheart writing about meeting another fellow and informing you that she will never write again. so they really wanted the newspaper. but it wasn't just newspapers. they also wanted magazines. magazine circulation had skyrock

i grew up a child in civil rights movement my peers would take me to the marshes when i was in a strollerpportunity. and i saw how hard my mother worked, to give her daughter missing chances are country give her. and i was blessed. [cheering]. >> and i was blessed to have family by blood and family bible love who instilled in me the values of community and compassion and faith and i have spent my life fighting for peope who have been hurt who have been counted out but he was never stop believing, that in our country, anything is possible. i have lived the promise of america. [cheering]. >> and today, i see the promise of america in all of you, in all of you and everybody here and i see it in the women who refuse to accept the future without reproductive freedoms. [cheering]. >> mmn to support them. i see it in fathers and mothers who work hard every day of the children's future and i see it and republicans never voted for a democrat before, for the constitution of the united states over party. and, in a america and all the young leaders who are voting for the first time. [cheering]. >> an

but that's the marsh on when that side. so even under the full moon, i can tell you that they could not see their hands in front of their faces. they couldn't see their long handled hose in their hands. they not have seen snakes or alligators nipping at their feet came. so was one freedom seeker. we know who we know he was and i track him. from the first time he was sold in 1839, up the last time i believe it was 1859 when he and his were sold. we know that 88 year old minus hamilton. was one of the oldest old heads on record to have escaped the prison house of bondage in combahee river raid. and hamilton remembered that an hour or two before what he called in the gullah geechee call day clean. and i'm going to quote here to people was all a hoe and massa there was a hoe in the rice field the gunboats come. then every man him hoe and left the rice. the enslaved laborers stood with their feet and ankles, sunk deep in muck and water between the multi shade green rows of maturing water from the stretched flow had been drained

vice-president of the european commission marsh shevchevich said that brussels intends to provide ukraineh a state of affairs that would allow discussing prospects for peace on favorable conditions, as a consolation the prospect of joining the eu is offered. these proposals will be discussed in detail at the eu summit in the middle of the month. 300 civilians were injured and about 70 were killed. from foreign mercenaries, and, let's say, there is widespread robbery, that is, first they are robbed, shops are robbed, they scatter in different directions, offices, then they climb into houses, and what's more, then they burn it all down after themselves, atrocities are committed in the kurdish region by foreign mercenaries, civilians, russians are talking about this investigators question each one in detail, a mandatory procedure, because from the actions of ukrainian nazis, all the soviets, the youth were driven away. the street is so parallel, well, it goes, women's screams and children's screams, then a burst from a machine gun and silence, it is scary to imagine what could have happened

those are canals that were caught in the marsh. those are, yeah, those are canals that have been cut in the march for oil and gas exploration. the state is lost over nearly 5000 square kilometers worth of land over over the last 100 years. even under the more optimistic scenario that will well over a 1000 square kilometers worth of land over the next 50 years. so we're looking at a landscape that is going to remain risking and is going to probably become riskier as a place to live in the me got you to see the cadillac i am from watkins parents, louisiana. been there all my life. it's a beautiful place to live, but it's a community that struggle and hold on to its roots because of sea level rise. cool us by, you know, the climate change and different things, but mostly we're going out to see like to type panic. it's really down. we go from you're looking at the whole town, i am the town. there's only one person living in it to me like most parents was rich as say they were, they were just state in the parish because on gas look at t

[applause] finally, thank you to our host organizations, henry marsh institute for public policy at saginaw valley, the colors democrats, the college republicans, phi sigma alpha. before we turn it over to the moderators come i to welcome representatives from two host organization, the college democrats and republicans. given the importance of stability and our nation's political debates, both organizations would like to briefly start today's form with the joint statement on civil discourse. please welcome riley of the college republicans and joe i noah of the college democrats. [applause] >> good evening. i'm vice president of college republicans. >> i'm noah johnson the president of the college democrats. >> we want to thank the sponsors and everyone for coming. as college republicans and college democrats, we emphasize the importance of staying civil and political discourse -- in political discourse. >> our groups stress cooperation as we work to better our country. together we have demonstrated that bipartisan conversation can take place by consistently hosting events on campus, engagin

a flat space out in the middle of a marsh. they went out there to cut a road through with the vehicles that they got out there. they went in and all they wanted to do was just receive, get back what they, they lost, they lost a home, but they were even more concerned about the personal things that mattered so much to the families. and so this is going to pay as i said 100% to clear all the things that need to be cleared. and on top of this, the department of agriculture is on the ground supporting ranchers, farmers and small businesses. and as i said, the fema teams are knocking on doors to register people so they can receive assistance. think of all the people out there throughout the country here in the southeast that have, they need prescriptions filled. they don't have the money, they've lost everything. they don't have been waiting for fill the prescription or baby formula. they can't afford it, you know, where to get it, how to get it. and so we're registering folks so they can receive this assistance and buyers, they ne

sonoma marsh happened this afternoon on highway 37 near walnut avenue west of valais. how the chp says a tanker truck. the one you're looking at there flip began leaking gas after a two-vehicle crash. minor injuries were reported. the road was shut down while crews were trying to clean gasoline from the wildlife habitat there. and last word they're saying it could reopen at tonight. and the east bay, 20 stolen cars to unregistered guns, more stolen property. all of that uncovered by the chp and oakland happened earlier this month are just releasing the details. 2 of the stolen cars had been been swapped and more intended for resale. the chp reminding people to verify information before buying a car below market value. no details were released on where the cars were recovered. another look at the forecast. a little spooky looking france. we look live at start. the bay bridge. i think it is a kron four's gayle on us here, gayle, the weather's changing. it sure is. >> we have spooky cloud. that's been the way you can see that over there. and i have another view for you, f

let's be on marsh or any layers of those you might of late, but we have own little can be a huge sam auto can. it's a while or motor skills you decide to how to and the heavy on a football so. so another kind of mccully and mendoza and his little speech 2 bed 2 bed muscle thought his mean. she's on the ohio a is the and with she had the to do it or out of the oh my handy, i will the leo to the boss, let you none of the on the loved ones of landlord, a brutal interest deal easily. you know, any motor hall i suppose for heading in our stream. uh or it's always up cause the last minute. is it some how to look at it and it cannot solve while i get the month to put so canal. how about a little dumb, not a bad time? the my a continued to produce cartoons under bombardment and shared some of her work with us. the, is this printer on does, it cleans the lives of tens of thousands of children. they have always been the most cherished blessing of palestinian families. many of whom feel as a life without children is incomplete. in 2007 resumed with the palestinian fertility, dr. helping couples

i always say it'll be a question and best have done the best part from bundle going out of sort of marsh them, what i'm even worse than way below your services. they're obviously looking for the new point that is your structure. 3 for the now the owners, the service no mom criteria, it became a constant. a co boss. it's also much the more team. oh, but it's gonna come out of the state quite a bit key or nation guy, jenny dot or cheese to sell so many so quiet. and that's what it thought, a per se and no survey on it. so he brought this zip code, not offering it so yeah, cool. did all these select $42.00? no sooner must the less even force in the it is like cartoon. i'm not sure if you are concerned in the not on the block diligence connected with me. feel what needs to be like wasteful boiling, of course. so she wasn't up to the toddy, yoga, sort of a call. somebody talk in the depleted uranium histories written in blood. jim and research of 3. the wagner made a documentary about his film includes damning evidence. only consequences of depleted uranium shells used by nato troops in yugos

north carolina's nine month men were formed into a reconstituted third north carolina regiment at marsh, north. in late summer, 1778 were their first garrison to philadelphia and then move to west point on the hudson. about 200. other 1778. north carolina. north carolina levies were held in reserve just missing the 3rd march 1779 brier creek battle and seeing action at stone river on 20th june 1779. they were discharged the following july. now my talk will actually go beyond 78 because i wanted to actually cover at least a part of the rest of the war because the the levee system did go for it for the for the rest of the war. there were later efforts to augment the army with levees, but none was as successful as the 1778 measures. the next large scale attempt attempt occurred in 1780. initially, the board of war echoed washington's longange suggestion in proposing that each state during the continuance of the present war be called upon to finish by aft or otherwise men for its troop complement. as congress moved from time to time, judge necessary that the men so furnished join the army b

that lead from the dock to the ferry collapsed, at approximately 20 people fell into the water at the marsh landing dock. the initial findings of our investigation at this point show a catastrophic failure of the gangway causing it to collapse. >> something else to note, alex, the press conference earlier, there were also community members, occluding a man who told me he spends his time between the island and the mainland in terms of where he lives with his family, and he tells me that about four months ago, he says that he told the department of national resources worker for the state that he did not think that the gangway was safe. that was something he brought up today. officials talked about it early in the investigation, but that's at least one community member speaking about concerns about this gangway months ago. he told me he did not file any formal written complaint. he just said this verbally to a worker, but it speaks to some thing that might be looked into in terms of if there were any past issues. their part, dnr earlier said that this was not something that they would ask fact

between neighbors in the south china sea will give life to allows for the latest, the hello and terry marsh and good heavy with a hurricane. milton is pounding, florida with violent winds and potentially deadly flooding. it struck the states, gulf coast late wednesday as a category 3 hurricane with winds exceeding 200 kilometers an hour. the storms i came ashore near sarasota south of its expected landfall in the heavily populated tampa bay area. the storm has cut power to more than 2600000 homes and businesses and spawn tornadoes. the left a trail of destruction. millions of people are earlier told to leave their homes for safety. is just 2 weeks after hurricane helene slammed into the area. well, meter ologist matthew food she is in the western florida city of sarasota were hurricane built in may landfall. it's left millions of households in the dark, as i've mentioned, including where matthew is. he gave us this update under challenging conditions. i am and, and i know my shop, i'm a little bit silly right now. when i tell you this is the only source of light around it, this was an emerg

they've done the best part from bundle going out of sort of marsh them. what i'm even more silly below just tell us as their ownership to the you know, for that as you start right there for the now the owner of this home criteria, it became a constant, a co boss itself, so much the more 18 month old. but then i can add this that to quite a bit key or nation guy, genuine dot or cheese to sell so many so quiet and that's it. it 20 percent, no survey quantity. so he brought this up because not often it's a quarter of data. all of these select latino sooner, much the less even for them that was just like cartoon, i'm not sure she was not on the block diligence connected with me. see what needs to be like wasteful bodily, of course. so she wasn't up to the tardy. you'll get sort of a call, somebody talk in the depleted uranium. so history is written in blood gym and was such a 3 to a wagner made a documentary about it. the film includes damning evidence. only consequences of depleted uranium shells used by nato troops in yugoslavia and the middle east. we coul

staying with you for a year and a half. this babich decides that it is time to return to his beloved marshesbut because he sang hyn ukraine, russia closes his entry, and he moves to his father in yerevan, he tries to film something there, but the rubles are not dripping, and he wants a luxurious life, so the young man gives an interview, where he talks about his love for russia and the fact that who wants to become its citizen. i would like to return to russia, this is my first. the thought i wake up to every day. when i returned from america, i immediately applied for a residence permit. this is a step that brought me closer to citizenship. you will have to give up your ukrainian citizenship. yes, i understand. you understand how much people in ukraine will hate you for this? yes, i understand. i made my choice a long time ago. and for this one. the selection is even ready to become a walking black package. if you are called, will you be ready? when i receive my passport, i accept and agree to all laws. well, maybe then arturka will have the opportunity to record funny tik-toks together wit

i always say it'll be a question and best have done the best part from bundle going out of sort of marsh them. what i knew where so i below just tell us as their ownership to the you know, for that as you are still trying to day according to the owners, this additional mom criteria, hippie, they me a constant, a co boss. it's also emotional, but on the laptop but more 18 months old. but then i can add this that to quite a bit of junior nation guy, jenny, me the forty's to. so someone is too quiet and up to the thought a per se, and no survey on it. so he brought this up because not offering it so yeah, cool. did all these select latino so much the less even for them there. was it just like i don't i'm not for sure. concerned in the not on the population get connected with me. see what needs to be like wasteful bodily, of course. so she wasn't up to the 20 yoga sort of a call. somebody talk you the depleted uranium histories written in blood gym and was such a fleet of i've now made a documentary about it. the film includes damning evidence, only consequences of depleted uranium shells us

, just 2nd reason of course is that the maurice as opposed to give up to orleans is like a 6 just marshes of silence to push government being stressful task and despise the agreement and emergence no just cleaning the function, needs or forced to do so those are forced, as those are things right. i'll see i could discuss the hub, obviously still correct here to show the 31st and government never considered the colleagues to be a rarity to perkins territory. and that's sort of our having to make it was bought by studies earnings to because you know, so are getting to adams box. and so going to be able to collect rent from the us government for supposed to submit a fee based indigo garcia. i've talked to us about your particular concerns about chinese influence in the area to stop purchase the auction or decline. sure. you get to use it to test skins, recipient of significant kind of investment in terms of infrastructure and or does he cannot make up some issues with computers? no, i don't. and that's more issues. is the time used approximately because they go through the bar. but i think m

and so we're still about the trees here, the, the marshes, bunch of russian government stuff, many of them chose to move to a new page, a different country, which makes post them the 1st place. so you stop to ask yourself how bad, where it says the marissa is for them to go to the u. k. a, but i think the country which was see a source of other troubles. so some our rotation against of immersion started and he is ours from us. it 1st reason just secondly, the reason of course is that's maurice. as opposed to give up to orleans, is that gonna fix just more issues of sorts of institutional argument being stressful task and despise the agreement and emergence no just cleaning the function, needs or forced to do so. those are forced as those outings. right. i'll see it as best be hub, obviously still correct here to show the pretty best version. government never considered the colleagues to be a rarity to perkins territory. and that's sort of our hoping to make it 1st bought by studies earnings to because you know, for us know to our different items box. and so going to be able to collect

women have faced prosecution in the first year after the fall of roe, including the case of amari marshr-old south carolina woman , who miscarried in june of 2023 and was arrested on a charge of murder, homicide by child abuse. she spent 22 days in jail before being placed under house arrest. she faced 20 years in prison before a grand jury cleared her more than a year later. this is post roe america. this dark new reality was actively brought upon us by a supreme court supermajority, probably created by donald trump . as you would expect, it is not a popular part of his record. a recent poll shows that six in 10 americans believe their state should allow a woman to obtain a legal abortion for any reason. that is a significant increase from june 2021, before the dobbs decision. even though donald trump declared on tape that abortion should be banned, and there should be, his words, some kind of punishment for women who get abortions, even though he didn't make that happen by appointing extremist justices who submitted the overturning of roe. he is now claiming that all he did was quote,

let hans bach control of a chicken silence from london to marsh's david's. allow me call the move a diplomatic victory for both the u. k. and us there's another treat based on the territory. but fingleton mentioned that you go see and people themselves were not included in the negotiations. this is a victory for diplomacy. we saved the base, it has been secured for the long term. it's critical for our national security. without security of tenure, there will be no base deal benefits us the u. k. the u. s. and maurice, just from when this deal was, the policy seems like it was close to resolving this territorial dispute with marissa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab me the far and sacred trees crashing with furious tory empties over who was responsible for the deal. and why even going through. and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all giving that it's secure to the future of the strategically important industry based on the vehicle go see after

lebanese and palestinian flags amid very heavy uh police uh presence and robot thousands of moroccans marsh calling for a halt to the violence in gaza and in lebanon and one of the largest protest country has seen in the last 365 days and has seen many protests in support of palestinians and against the onslot on uh gaza and our protesters in a rabat have also uh asked the morock a government to cut all diplomatic ties with israel chanting no to normalization, palestine is not for sale, referring to uh morocco's establishing diplomatic relations with the azianist entity, and now also we should note over the past year scale of the killing and destruction and gaza has prompted thousands upon thousands of protests especially on us, even campuses uh where there was that the intense uh college campus encampment protest we saw a support of palestinians over the last year in american campuses and also european college campuses as well. julia, welcome to the program, thanks for your patience. you can tackle any dimension of operation alexa of like to bring to our viewers or the uh genocide in gaza.

k. approves homeroom for longest speed it islands in the indian ocean to marshes hailing it as it diplomatic success. but there's a side deal of the us military holds on to the largest all the islands, exile for half a century, still shut off. i mean, why can't they go home on the ultimately, that is a question for the u. k. and mercy is our base, but when it comes to the, the reason is what's going on there. so, so, so that is the letter, is that people say there's a question, the governments of the united kingdom. and marissa is the, this is our to international. my name's you know, neil on 30 minutes of news and views starts not as tensions in the middle east sewer. the uranium supreme leader has addressed as nation and citizens of lebanon. i atalla ali, i'm in, i say is the region faces a common enemy that wants to oppress its people. the enemy of the iranian people is the same as the enemy of the palestinian people. he is the same enemy of the lebanese people. that same government is the enemy of the rocky people. the enemy of the people of egypt is the enemy of the people of syria and

k. 4 simply expelled trickle scenes from their lives as to nearby marshes and the se, shelves in the 1970s to accommodate the u. s. military base on the largest island, as we mentioned, diego garcia and the un legal bodies including the i c, j, and the international tribunal for the law of the c previously supported them. russia's claim to the islands, but without success. the 3rd phase communities on human rights groups have been pushing the u. k. government for deckers, for the right to return to their homeland. the issue is only not the results with the condition that the ego garcia remain under printers control for the next 99 years. well, we heard from locals on the issues who despite being happy with the return of the island, say that continuing u. s. military presence there, that's a major blow that is just basically switching. i hope this is a temporary situation and that malicious will regain full sovereignty of this archipelago in the very near future. user was administrative up it is on the british wanted to denigrate us for so many years. now we don't know what's going to

but heard in the town of marsh i, you know, i mean, you said it killed 15 has ball of fighters in southern areas. and the groups that had targeted is really troops with explosives and artillery for the amount of funds . and it has to pay a in southern level has taught 1st of all about this, a news with the liberty soldier has been killed. what more do we know about that in a well, we have a statement from the lebanese army and the lebanese red cross, the lebanese army says one soldier was killed and another was injured by these really enemy, by wal caring out in a documentation and rescue mission with the participation of the lebanese red cross in the town of type. ready in merger you, which is just over on the hill over the lebanese i call site, for of apartments were injured and confirming that that happened to them during that operation. this is a very serious incident, not just for the lebanese red cross spot for the lebanese armies. the 2nd soldier has been injured and is the 1st death of leg. ready he's a soldier. now the fighting is a continuing, but this is going to put us more str

i grew up a child in civil rights movement my peers would take me to the marshes when i was in a strollerdy here and i see it in the women who refuse to accept the future without reproductive freedoms. [cheering]. >> mmn to support them. i see it in fathers and mothers who work hard every day of the children's future and i see it and republicans never voted for a democrat before, for the constitution of the united states over party. and, in a america and all the young leaders who are voting for the first time. [cheering]. >> and i love your energy and i just love you guys. [cheering]. >> the me tell you why, let me tell you why come up in the reasons is that you all are rightly in for a change rightly so. [cheering]. >> you can have only find prices leading the charge to protect our planet in the future. you grew up with active shooter drills providing to keep our school safe. [cheering]. and you know now know more fewer rights and your brothers and your brand of others, your standing up for freedom and what i know about you, at least issues are not theoretical. this is not political for

the council of europe, basically repeating the details of years behind bars and the new case bell marsh, super max prison. while he had plenty of evidence of slime washington where he said he finally pleaded guilty to journalism to win back his freedom, his life. and this fine. they want to be totally clear. i am not free today because the system worked fine for you today of 2 years of incarceration because i put a guilty to journalism. well, that's bringing all people are in a cause. right. but for more details on this, i mean, maureen, i was, i was watching this live. i mean, he had some really, really strong statements. basically the 1st time it was seeing him in a public appearance, he's put on a little bit of weight, which looks good. frankly, he got very, very skinny. they're in prison at the belmont prison. and you know, he was on the, when all sorts of georgia also to have a sensory deprivation talk. i mean, he went through hell in that place, but today he got a lot to say, didn't they hoover all waiting for this for so long. and he did actually start by saying that x sort of ex

much for that. zayna hold over the latest live and they vote is very as to likes have hit the town of marsh i june and southern lebanon. and mon calling has more celebrities, army engineers are now repairing this road. that was hit. we think by is really artillery. this is one of the only lifelines out of merger you, which is now the scene of some fear, some flight thing. where do you has been sped most of it, but the towns around it, including him, have seen intense artillery selling is really strikes. and in the morning there was a barrels of about twins. he has below rock is going into northern is really territory what we're hearing from the buddha is that is like i say, very intense fights and going on between his beloved and the is ratings. so this is, let me just show you how far this road goes. this traffic time goes, all of these people are waiting to get out. these were people who had remained behind because they thought they were insulated from the rule between as below and israel, because they lived in christian will send the o drew's villages these people. and now leaving this h

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i think the reality is this, i have been saying for a while on marsh okay do you really think high schoolys that do make work with their hands, woman out there in pennsylvania and wisconsin would respond to kamala harris, they brought into the idm scranton joe. they are never buying into kamala. and i think right now there is a panic setting in. you saw it when biden and obama were talking together at the kennedy funeral that biden now knows,. [gunshots] -- he should have never dropped out, as and a lot of democrats are recognizing to even with dementia he would be a stronger candidate than kamala harris. and i'm wearing my tennessee orange today because just like the tide got whipped down the stretch by the might -- mighty volunteers, america's team, kamala is fading fast food the first day of early voting from a florida is out, republicans have opened up almost 100,000 vote lead, in florida by itself. north carolina, nevada, arizona, georgia, add on more steam, kamala harris is crumbling. remember in 2018, ron desantis only won to the government ship by 50,000 total votes in the whole s

celebrity friends, and one very high profile romance with nikki michelle marsh. michael rubin, self-made billionaire and co-warner the philadelphia 76ers. they became -- >> what was your first impression of him? >> you can't judge a book by his's cover. he's a hard-core rapper but he has so many great questions. he reminded me of myself. >> they were an unlikely pair. two sense of philadelphia with dramatically different upbringings. did you come to think that maybe there's two philadelphia's? the one you grew up in and the one he grew up in? >> weathers two philadelphia's are two worlds, the way he has been treated in the way i am treated before my business success, there are different ways to being treated. >> he said he had never been in trouble with the law but meek had. he told ruben he had been on probation for years. >> we were going to atlantic city and he said i'm not allowed to go in. i said, do you need to note from your mother? he said i'm on probation. >> november 2017, meek was ordered to court on up probation violation. michael rubin went with them