of security. security thank you for your gratitude shaman of the surname of your boss rusinov yes max majorshamans have already tortured the rise of the bro. i mean, igor, you have a video salon right here? yes, comrade colonel, we are working, comrade, colonel, we are working, four more volunteers are sitting in their office for work in the next office. engage take an example of a person who is very interested. i guess so yes, go you go. well done maxim, you will definitely be noted, igor did not forget his father's money, his son's certificate of honor, well who is with me? all good fellows. yes , marus klitschko was released 7 months ago, i understand. so, as you say, your name is now marina alexandrovna, a good last name. just don't scare me. well, what's the trap? yes, he passes the customs inspection zone under a false name. good afternoon let's go. what 's happening where? vasiliev can be found? well done, he even wrote where vasiliev can find the rules of the mighty. to me, this will be credited with vasily, you met in a bar and decided to move to warm countries. but, in principle,

max. a major setback is coalition has lost its governing majority in parliamentary elections. results show back halls block will still emerge with the biggest number of seats and new national assembly. but without the 289 seats needed for a majority, the french leader may have trouble enacting his reform agenda. a manual mac ron faces an uncertain 2nd presidential term. his centrist alliance on psalms, has lost its parliamentary majority, as voters turned away from mainstream parties. listed you as your unit. the situation is unprecedented from doing this through. the national assembly has never seen a configuration of listen height in the 5th republic, citrus jo. this situation constitutes a risk for our country and view of the challenges that we have to face and several of both on the national and international levels that he should until next year now . but we have to respect this vote and consider its consequences. his big d, the on to really concede, comes ensemble will retain the most states in the national assembly. a new alliance of the far left, the socialists and the grains is se

max on 2nd term agenda. the centrist president's absolute majority is at stake with poles predicting a strong challenge from a left wing alliance opposed to many of mccullin's policies. 9 men have been arrested in china after a video showing the beating of 2 women provoked outrage security cameras at a restaurant in the northern city of tongue. shun. show the men dragging. the women by the hair and punching and kicking. china's defense minister waving her has warned that any attempt to bring about tie one's independence will trigger a fight to the end. he spoke in a regional security form in singapore general way accused of the united states of pursuing an indo pacific strategy. bound to lead to confrontation, he said china's relationship with the u. s. was at a critical juncture and that it was up to the washington to improve ties at each as most important security summit in singapore, a threat of war. we would want to know if anyone dares to split taiwan from china, lulu, the chinese military, will fight at all, costs a smash, any secessionist attempt to see and will resolutely safeguard national sovereig

major. cal bear's collin morikawa and max homa are both 1 under par. >>> last chance for the a's to pick up win over the red sox this season. 0-5 coming in, and they had been outscored 36-6 entering today's game. but there is good news. paul blackburn was on the mound. he is tenth in all of baseball and era. it's overlooked, but he is playing real well. fenway we go. that's where there is a watch party for the nba finals tonight. top three. the a's strung together four straight hits off 42-year-old rich hill. cristhian bethancourt drives in two. oakland is up 3-0. bethancourt had 7 rbis. rafael devers, a grounder to third. but rookie jonah the throw. and airmail. a run scores. the inning continues.xander bog. the grounder, and this time he totally redeems himself does bride. the red sox left 13 run owners base. the a's hang on for the 4-3 win, just their second win this month. >>> and to the nba. klay thompson said he had big 2015 vibes when the warriors fell behind 2-1. and how is this for some good mojo tonight? on this date seven years ago, golden state beat cleveland in game six to win

for years a majority of americans have wanted to keep basic reproductive rights that were protected through roe v. wade. that is now thrown out of the window. as max brings up in his op-ed, another number, 1996, that the last time that republicans elected to the united states senate had a majority share of the vote of americans. they've been in the minority since 1996 as far as total popular vote goes. and yet they dominated the legislators, the legislation, they domib ating the senate and of course they've dominated the united states supreme court. despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of americans in many cases voted democratic those years. they took control of the senate. and finally, the final number we leave with you is 1. 1. that is the number of times since 1992, that is the number of times over 30 years that a republican presidential candidate has received the majority of america's votes. one person, one vote, not even close. that is just not who we are as a country any more. and we haven't been that way in the 21st century. so, again, i expect there have been reforms throughout american history, i suspect at some point that the

ho, that was one of 7 birdies for the australian, and they won well format while full time major winner, re max, is 3 shots back on 2 under par the us humans open in north carolina. young swedish goal for his shot, the lowest round by an amateur in the 77 year history of the tournament. ingrid then bland, went fixed on the power in the opening round. just start behind the latest. last time, an average a want to go major was at the same tournament in 1967. but even if lynn bland keeps her form and goes on to win as an amateur, she won't be eligible for the $1800000.00. right, that's all you spot for now. it is back to rob. joe. thank you very much indeed. and trina, how good is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. i'm rob matheson, thanks very much indeed for being with me. goodbye. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with me. when you look at me, when you get to me, i can just leave you a message. you open at the home and ya today, and we're going to, you will be set up with me. i'm a lot of fun at the book. if you're the

majority of 570 in the house. you need to do 189. they're not going to have 289 question is where the max will also is going to get 289 piece france recorded. it's the lowest turn out in the 1st round, more than a half a votes state away might perspective voters be more motivated for the 2nd round. that's an interesting question because as mccall himself sat in the quote in your, in your a film. he said, i know that people voted against rather than for me, and this is going to carry over. so some people are going to be scant enough to buy the whole left, especially in economic matters. and also all the new leader to come and force themselves to hurt. so am i going back home? but i'm going to say a pox on both your houses and i'm still vote, and every single i'm studying for a long time saying that young people do not vote as much as older people to be do those. all the rooms basically, and some of the gen x is much more than young people. and on the left has a majority of young voters and especially $18.00 to $35.00. they are the ones who wrote to the most for a new job. so that, that still sort of creates a and yet an unknown. ok, that is

1st of all, how major development would it be if denmark does vote to opt into the use common defense policy? hello from harris, and thank you very much for having me. of course, if then max. no, it's for joining to come in security and defense policy. this is a major step for watch. but we also have to see that denmark hasn't been part of this policy for many years and that things were not changed from one day to another . whenever we are talking about security and defense policy, we have to bear in mind that things like, for example, procurement, particularly things relating to the joint development of system always take very long. these are processes that need to be designed, that needs to be implemented. also the systems need to be developed so we can expect a change from one day to, to another here. of course, then my could be included in my project, but let's be realistic that was take some time. seems a lot of this is obviously the results of the war and ukraine. will that conflict speed up some of the initiatives of the common european defense policy? i mean, one time, those talk of a common european army was in the well, but this talk about a common european army

major win of her career. >>> how about the boys? pga, final round action. former cal bear max homa.roach at 14. he would sink the putt for his seventh birdie of the day, tied for the sunday low round with a 3 under 69 to finish tied for sixth. but it was billy horschel who took home the $2.16 million payout for the win. ended the day with a five-stroke lead in the field, and it was this 52-foot putt for eagle that secured it. horschel finished 13 under par for the tournament to win the memorial. that's now his seventh win on the pga tour. >>> we got much love for ukraine soccer. one win away from reaching the world cup. had to get past gareth bale and wales at home. b a free kick. wales won it 1-0. they're going to the world cup for the first time in 64 years. >>> and the nhl playoffs. we got the lightning in blue, looking to pick up their first win of the eastern conference finals against the rangers. final minute of the third. tampa found a way to get it done. a walk-off game winner. lightning won it 3-2. they'll have to even this series in game four on tuesday. >>> speaking of ev

max. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast.with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. >>> the down-home music that was once the preserve of cowboys and rednecks is well on its way to becoming the sound of the '90s. >> one of the things that was overlooked while all this rock 'n' roll explosion was going on was country music. these acts were putting out good music, they were touring constantly around the country and building up a fan base. ♪ blame it all on my roots i showed up in boots ♪ ♪ and ruined your black tie affair ♪ >> when they asked people their favorite singer, number one in the nation was garth brooks. you surprised by that? >> yes, sir. i guess my family knew they were going to be asking the questions and got there before they did. ♪ i got friends in low places where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my blues away ♪ >> living in mississippi, country was a huge part of m

but they bring into a max level hamburgers home to face books, german headquarters, internal documents show that a 3rd of the countries major, facebook groups are extremist, including those featuring racist content, pro russian propaganda or conspiracy theories. for the most part, the groups are influenced by a few highly active members who set their radical tone. political consultant, uv shanella, sees that as a danger for society ditched in. we were looking at the ruins of our communal coexistence in some we have to ask, how can we avoid drifting further apart as a society, not shanella volunteered with obama 2nd presidential campaign, which set a new standard for its use of the internet. been a long time come, but the light changes come tumor to fern, the social media narrative was still that digitalization would change the world for the better. it was a story of hope, change, old and new beginnings on. of course the arab spring also promised hope. dictators were toppled with the help of social media dessert. which much you have thought this silicon valley idea of ultimate progress was not question critically marked in t

max with me your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you. today. we dive into a major archaeological discovery off the coast of france. and we sink our teeth into a summer delicacy in spain, snails, it's bold, it's aggressive, and people are divided over. it's beauty, i'm talking about brutal as to architecture. it's a style that developed in the 19 fifties and was meant to be simple and functional . but these heavy, concrete structures began to lose their popularity in the eighty's because people viewed them as to cold. well, many examples that still exist and have developed a cult following, especially in the u. k, where the movement began. oh, clean lines. plenty of concrete and monumental boldness. the architectural style known as brutal ism polarizes like no other. some see the heavy weight buildings as oppressive. others say they are daring ventures in architecture that deserve to be seen and protected. bracey mist architecture for me is such an exciting, bold and ambitious project. it's really will say, squeezed into a few years in the 20th century, but in those

i agree with steph 100%, we're going to see tj max, kohl's, dollar general, dollar tree, you'll see all of those getting inventories from some of the majors, and those will be the ones that will be far more steady and better on the outlook than target and walmart and many of these that are stuck with big inventories, scott. >> you mention your brother. we have him with us. we felt we had to talk to pete for obvious reasons today. he joins us now. pete, there you are. wasn't sure if you were on the phone or in front of a camera or not. jon said you spoke with cornell. do you want to elaborate on that >> no. i'm not going too deep into that, scott. i noticed certain things in the last quarter we heard what the quarter was reported to us steph, everybody covered this thing with the inventories, right? but what i think, you asked one question that i thought was going to happen this quarter and things get better. i can tell you exactly the answer to that brian cornell said himself look, we aregoing to take this on right now, essentially saying you know what, we have inventories, we essentially screwed up in this particular category and a lot o

max darrow, kpix 5. >>> a look at the roadways if you're heading out the door. if you typically b.a.r.t., a major delay system wide. they're recommending to find alternate routes of transportation. again, this is systemwide for b.a.r.t. delays due to an equipment or computer problem. not a lot of information. we'll keep you updated on that. this means things will be extra busy on the freeways this morning, especially possibly the peninsula. you have cal train as an option. anyone who takes b.a.r.t. will have to skip that and use the freeways until they get things back on track. bay bridge might be extra busy as well. right now metering lights are off. it's quite early for the morning commute. if you're headed into the city right now, under ten minutes to make the ride over into san francisco. again, a lot of people may be using the roadways because of those b.a.r.t. issues. we'll let you know when things get back on track. in the meantime, 880 off to a good start. if you're headed to the coliseum, everything moving at the limit. we'll likely see busier conditions here as well because of fwart del

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majority rules. and it is like these judges, they basically lied when, you know, they were at the confirmation hearing, right? >> dagen: max post" said this about the recent supreme court decision, "we are experiencing what the founders feared, a crisis of governmental legitimacy brought about by my nora terrien tyranny." joe concha says this: reporting on both sides of this issue has gone completely out the window. let's get up on a moral pedestal and lecture the american people what is right or wrong instead of simply reporting the facts and talking to folks on the ground from both sides of this spirit that is what happens in these situations. media doesn't report much anymore. they take aside and roll with it as if it is actual fact." >> dagen: fox news contributor series with a new documentary on fox nation called "overturning roe" which you can stream right now. so great to see you. there is a fundamental lack of intelligence when it comes to the foundations of this republic. and what they are saying is just upside down wrong. >> it is completely upside down. consider the situation hear, hear are the supreme court bas

by fate, but what will max kholodov choose love or the bull terrier ring film is already in the cinema, and in the films that are playing right now in re-release, as well as a major this summer. next in the program is the film industry. re-released military action drama sky, the first feature film about the military operation in syria inspired by the fate of the deceased hero russia and oleg peshkov was shot down by the turks and the rescue operation through the su-24 fighter. his partner navigator konstantin murakhtin film. the sky was released with the support of the russia 1 tv channel, gathering more than half a million viewers from the screens, another picture from the japanese animation genius. hayao miyazaki's wind rises is the second feature film in his filmography not made for children. although, it is largely about the children of childhood itself. the main character dreamed of the sky. he spent many years to create the perfect fighter that will glorify his country on the way to a high goal flourishes and great love over time, dreams and happiness burn in the fire of war, but the wind grows stronger. this means that there is hope and finally the video p

of two major entitlement programs, social security and medicare and our guest for the next 45 minutes we have joe and us, studying healthcare and policy of the american enterprise institute . max richmond president and ceo of the committee to preserve social security and medicare. morning. first on the latest projections on how long these programs are going to be around. we found out some new numbers just a couple of weeks ago. what did we find out west and mark. >> that's the wrong question about how long theseprograms will be . the trustees report tells us the trust fund will rebe deleted one year later in the report did last year, 2035. that does not mean the program will not exist at. that's an important distinction. what that meanse is if we get to 2035 , no change in law to bring in more revenue into the program. people will get about 78 percent of what they want to get. doesn't mean the program is back. doesn't mean there's nobody there. doesn't meanthat money has been stolen . it means there's a big problem that we can fix that. >> what the program will be around in the form that is it . >> it will be if congressdoes the right thing . >> are going to talk about in this

major win of her career. >>> how about the pga, the big boys? final round action at the memorial. former cal bear max homa, beautiful approach at 14 here. would sink the putt for his seventh birdie of the day, tied for the sunday low round. 369 to finish tied for sixth. but it was billy horschel who took home the $2.1 million payout for the win, ended the day with a five-stroke lead of the field. it was this 52-foot putt for eagle that secured it. he finished 13 under for the tournament, that's now his seventh win on the pga tour. >>> much love for ukraine soccer. one win away from reaching the world cup. had to get past gareth bale and wales at home. 34th minute, bale, a free kick. it goes off the head of a ukraine player to the back of the net. wales won it 1-0. they're going to the world cup for the first time in 64 years. >>> nhl playoffs. we've got the lightning in blue looking to pick up their first win of the eastern conference finals against the rangers. 34th minute of the third period, tampa found a way to get it done. a walk-off game winner. lightning win it 3-2. they'll look to even the se

major golf tournament for fitzpatrick. he also has a match by the legendary, jack nicholas, if he one -- and the czech competition and the u.s. opening on the same course. red ball driver, maxs milestone one of didn't 50th the race on sunday. and, he made it count. winning the canadian grand prix montreal. it's a six win of the f1 season. and the 26th career win, the 24-year-old dutchman, carlos came in a close second while lewis hamilton took. third >> the grand prix victory has stephen inverse within canada. >> well, thank you so much for your company. i am linda kincade, will be more -- will be back with more news. you're watatching cnn. have multiple pools. i'm lookoking for someone who likes sand and sun. acactive types are cool. i know a lot of fun spots. if you have kids, great. i'm great with kids. and uh yeah that's me, a beach side hotel. ♪ ♪ welcome to your world. your why. what drives you? what do you want to leave behind? what do you want to give back? what do you want to be remembered for? that's your why. it's your purpose, and we will work with you every step of the way to achieve it. at pnc private bank, we'll help you take care of the how. so tell us - wha

max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. >>> minute the from now president biden will meet with majorant formula manufacturers. they'll review the progress in ramping up formula production and imports as many grocery store shelves are still empty. >> we're also learning that united airlines will become the first major carrier to donate flights to ship baby formula from overseas for the administration's operation fly formula. cnn's chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins joins us now. is the white house saying when more supply will be on the shelves? >> reporter: i think the big question is when those shelves are going to start to look back to normal because so far they have still been pretty bare, when you've checked in with retailers. it's not always equivalent across the united states, but it has still been a struggle for parents across the nation to find formula for their children, especially those parents who need that specially designed formula for certain children, some of them who have even been sent to the hospital because they haven't been able to get their hands on t

key endorsements from major newspapers in the city's democratic party experts expect it will be a close vote really what the recall says. is really specific to san francisco. maxprogressive political strategist who helped run former d a george gaskins campaign in los angeles. he said the recall will have little impact on criminal justice reform. despite what some people are saying across california and across the nation what you're going to see on tuesday as you're going to continue to see voters select candidates and that are reformers and reform minded. i asked boudin if he plans on running in november. if he's recalled, he told me he's keeping an eye on the ball, which is tuesday's election. in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. and it's not just the san francisco district attorney race on that ballot. there are a number of big statewide races as well. governor gavin newsom is seeking a second term and he is up against a couple of dozen challengers. californians are also voting for state attorney general and for us senator, current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat. is seeking a full six year senate term state superintendent

key endorsements from major newspapers in the city's democratic party experts expect it will be a close vote really what the recall says. is really specific to san francisco. max szabo is a progressive political strategist who helped run former d a george gaskins campaign in los angeles. he said the recall will have little impact on criminal justice reform. despite what some people are saying across california and across the nation what you're going to see on tuesday as you're going to continue to see voters select candidates and that are reformers and reform minded, he said. if boudin is recalled the very well may start campaigning to get his seat back in november general election again, you're going to have a more progressive electorate. you're also going to have a war of ideas right? instead of what we have right now, which is chaser running against themselves. i asked boudin if he plans on running in november. if he's recalled, he told me he's keeping an eye on the ball, which is tuesday's election. in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. leaders and representatives from north central and south america are gathered in los angeles today for the

key endorsements from major newspapers in the city's democratic party experts expect it will be a close vote really what the recall says. is really specific to san francisco. max szabo is a progressive political strategist who helped run former d a george gaskins campaign in los angeles. he said the recall will have little impact on criminal justice reform. despite what some people are saying across california and across the nation what you're going to see on tuesday as you're going to continue to see voters select candidates and that are reformers and reform minded, he said. if boudin is recalled the very well may start campaigning to get his seat back in november general election again, you're going to have a more progressive electorate. you're also going to have a war of ideas right? instead of what we have right now, which is chaser running against themselves. mike i asked boudin if he plans to run in november if he's recalled, he said, he's keeping his eye on the ball, which is tuesday's election reporting live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two now on this one, and not just here in the bay area, we'll find out those numbers tomorrow night, eva

major league. it is not very transformational. 18% faster than the m1. this is the base model of the m2 chip. you will see over time, you will see an m2 ultra, m2 max, maybe an m2 extreme for a macbook pro. this is just the beginning of the m2. they have to start somewhere. when they introduced the original m1 november 2020, that appeared first in the mac mini, and the macbook pro, which was updated today with the m2 chip. emily: what is transformational about today? let's start with the software. where do you think the most significant updates there are? mark: in terms of the software, two things stood out. the lock screen on ios 16. people have been asking for years for this customized ability, the ability to personalize your iphone. the iphone very much from the beginning, you get these wallpapers where you can set an image, your font for look like this, your home screen will look like this. they have moved away from that, letting people customize the day to day experience. you saw a little bit of that with widgets. now you see widgets on the lock screen, your ability to change the font, make different filters and such. that is very cool. the se

majoring in journalism and college. data compiled and reported in the 1980s found that the boom in journalism enrollments was well underway five years before the watergate break-in in 1972. max mccombs a communication scholar a veteran communication scholar and author of a study on this topic has written that it is in frequently and wrongly asserted that investigative reporting by woodward and bernstein provided a popular role model for students. that led to a boom in journalism school enrollments the data he wrote. reveal that enrollments had already doubled. between 1976 and 1972 so the tenacity of this subsidiary myth is easily understood like the dominant narrative. like the dominant narrative it exists because in persists because it seems logical. could have happened. too good too obvious not to be true. which could be said? for many media-driven myths too good not to be true. thanks very much for your attention folks with that. we are adjourned. thank you. host: "washington journal" continues. host: on the 50th anniversary of the watergate break-in, two individuals who played a key role in the prosecution and defense teams of watergate. jill wine-banks, a former waterg

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max. there appears to be no end in sight to that nationwide tampon shortage . the latest major u.ed a few months ago. several major tampon makers say it's become even more difficult to find their products on store shelves in recent weeks due to soaring costs and labor shortages. prices have gone up as a result. and the bidding has begun for a coveted private lunch with legendary investor warren buffett. bids have already topped $3 million. it raises money for san francisco's glide church. since 2000 warren buffett has raised more than $34 million for the tenderloin church and its programs. buffett has said that this will be the last time he'll take part in the charity auction. that bidding ends on friday. our time is not 6 46. there won't be any changes to the upcoming lightyear movie , even though more countries are banning this new movie. reuters is saying 14, middle eastern and asian countries are not showing the movie because there's a scene in it of a same sex couple sharing a brief kiss. a source told reuters that lightyear also seems likely that it will not be shown in chin

of the major countries that supports the aspiration of ukraine to give it the status of a candidate deducted by the european union, he voiced it he said it, therefore i am here i agree with maxch openly oppose giving membership to ukraine as candidates and as for weapons, you know, dima, i contacted several times with my ukrainian military colleagues and tried to understand why we need this weapon so much and so on, the answer is very simple for us and for you, the ukrainian armed forces and the russian armed forces, mainly soviet weapons. i'm not talking about the latest artillery, buki torah, and so on, and ukraine had enough weapons to start the conflict. we really defended ourselves by losing the sky, now the problem is that you destroyed a huge number of both our artillery installations and our air defense systems, so we really have a shortage of these weapons in the ukrainian army, that's why we ask, ask, demand. listen in uh, the russians destroyed our air defense systems, they shot ours. we have nothing to defend or attack. and if we do not put we fail. we will fail, which means we are retreating. and where are we retreating, are we advancing towards the dnieper or t

key endorsements from major newspapers in the city's democratic party experts expect it will be a close vote really what the recall says. is really specific to san francisco. maxive political strategist who helped run former d a george gaskins campaign in los angeles. he said the recall will have little impact on criminal justice reform. despite what some people are saying across california and across the nation what you're going to see on tuesday as you're going to continue to see voters select candidates and that are reformers and reform minded. i asked boudin if he plans on running in november. if he's recalled, he told me he's keeping an eye on the ball, which is tuesday's election. in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, devon. thank you. make sure you stay right here with ktvu. for extensive coverage of today's election. you can follow complete election results as the day goes on, both on air and online. san jose police are looking for two men after shooting at a public library. it happened after one man chased another into the hillview branch of the library that's on hopkins drive near fisher middle school, which is on the east side of the c

max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you. today. we dive into a major archaeological discovery off the coast of france. and we sink our teeth into a summer delicacy in spain, snails, it's bold, it's aggressive, and people are divided over. it's beauty, i'm talking about brutal is to architecture. it's a style that developed in the 19 fifties and was meant.