-- uh -- >> and is a string of -- million moll all right.rs by some of our nation's older lawmakers has sparked some new calls for potential age limits in congress. for a closer look at these concerns, let's bring in our political panel. with us today, the founder of grv strategies and jonathan katz, a capital council llc partner. thank you, gentlemen, for your time on a saturday afternoon. we appreciate it. i just want to get your thoughts on what we've seen recently. we know that this particular congress in general is older than some we've seen in the past, and we've seen a number of these moments in recent weeks and in potentially the last year. not just these two particular lawmakers. your thoughts on a potential age limit, jonathan. >> i don't think we need an age limit, but i've always felt that a lot of public servants in the senate serve one too many. it's a hard decision to make and sometimes your body just isn't is up to it. let's not forget i may disagree with nearly everything mitch mcconnell has cone in his life, but mitch mccon

for molls cow, it is a vital link in supplying russians.ows thank you cranian counter offensive is very much alive and a major blow to putin's propaganda. reporter: it's been called russia's most important bridge and it's been attacked again. you can see the roads split and sloping. russian says ukrainian naval drones struck at night. two people were killed in the explosion. the bridge links the russian mainland with annexed crime enthusiasm it's a vital supply route for russian troops fighting in ukraine. russian investigators called it a activity attack by thank you cranian security services. this was thecene here nine months ago. russia has accused ukraine then of attacking the bridge with sleeves hitten in a loree. ukraine callings this bridge illegal. the 12ile long road and rail bridge is not only strategically important to the kremlin, it's hugely symbolic. slat mere vladimir putin was first to cross when it opened in 2018 as if he wanted to show the world that russia and crimea were now joined forever. so for the second time in less

sam moll gave up four, including a blast over the monster. jerry durant. 5-0 sox. helping themselves on the base paths. down 6-1. jj blue day, a base hit. a little too far. good throw home. the catcher throws back and he is out at third. the a's lose the game 10-3. the u.s. women's national soccer team is training in the south bay for the world cup, which starts in new zealand in a couple weeks. megan rapinoe announcing this will be her last world cup. she will retire after the 2023 women's soccer league season ends in october. she has won two world cups and only big gold medals. she is ready to go out on top. >> the best way i could possibly go out is winning. it feels easy to focus and put my all into it. it is easy to be settled and excited for what is undoubtedly going to be the best world cup we have seen. chris: should be a lot of fun. cool to see the women's team. they're playing in the south bay at paypal. it will be fun. j.r.: what a joy it was to watch her for so many years. you know when you can play for for that long, you are pretty good. chris: and a c

moll narrow: do you believe that the s.b.a. lost track of $200 billion? mr. ware: i believe there was potentially over $200 billion in fraud in these programs. mr. moll narrow: in my own state of new york, there was a case in 2021 where nearly 20 public state and municipal employees conspired together to submit and process false applications and defraud the s.b.a. of over $1.5. now, schemes like this were all too common and resulted in this at least $200 billion in outstanding fraudulent payments. now, i certainly know that this congress could make better use of $200 billion. but more importantly, the american taxpayers could, could make better use of $200 billion. and so at this point, we're challenged with how to recover these dollars. it's your agency. it's you, your investigatory capacity, criminal prosecutor and the partners that you'll work with obviously to secure recovery. can you speak to, though, however, the deficiencies in any collaborative effort that has been going on with the s.b.a. and what strategy may or may not exist to recover the fraudule

up to on advocacy day or join for a fundraising or in a group meeting you're fully a group of our moll e meeting we welcome you and look forward to a long time together to build affordable housing i want to say 6 years ago as graduate student in that building question keep bayview referring to i sat down with two folks in the u.s. department of housing and urban development and the was connected an interview to ask them about what that meant to create - affordable housing and making that more assessable to people with disabilities. we just have i got visioned i was i'med by the different pieces that takes to build housed in the community and then went on my way it is remarkable to be of years later on looking in that space and seeing that vision that we knew on that day come to life and look around and see so many people are contributed to the vision made this a rezoning map amendment we we talk about housing for people with disabilities we talk about the independent housing one of the first ones i learned as i got engaged in the justice movement independence is a joke our goal and rea

she came to oslo a little bit - the capital there, with the letter molle , basically everyone speaksy , so they didn’t understand that they want to buy something corny in a store there, they are angry with something. what is it? i came to my native norway, no one understands, but to explain that you need such here, too , there are uh differences, therefore, despite the fact that norway, in principle, is stretched like that quite small but nonetheless. she acts like her differences. yes, yes, absolutely correct. and by the way, uh, i’ll go straight ahead about mushrooms, as they say, there are a lot of mushrooms in the forest, there are ceps and so on, chanterelles, they collect more or less, and whites don’t touch the larger ones, they think that this is food for both since the animals are forest and it must be left for them, you can’t take everything away, and therefore they mainly use just the simple ones. the final one is either oyster or mushrooms. you know what you read, what's in in northern europe, you, in principle, well, you can’t disrupt something. if this is a private area

they came to oslo - the capital there, with the letter molle, basically everyone speaks literary, so they didn’t understand that they want to buy it corny in a store there, they are angry with something. what is it? i arrived in my native norway, no one understands, but explain what you need here there are differences like this too, uh, therefore, despite the fact that norway, in principle, is not so stretched enough, small, but, nevertheless, it is so fake that there are differences. yes? yes, absolutely right. and by the way, uh, i’ll go straight ahead about mushrooms, as they say, there are a lot of mushrooms in the forest, there are porcini and so on, chanterelles, they collect more or less, but whites don’t touch the larger ones, that is, they believe that this is food for just the same animals of the forest and it must be left for them it is impossible to take everything away, and therefore in they mostly use it here, uh, simple banal there, or there, you know what you read. that in northern europe you, in principle , well, you can’t, uh, disrupt something if it’s a private ter

state media is reporting that the moll ralt police have controls to impose the country's strict dresscluding hijab. it comes ten months after the death of massa are meeny who died in custody after allegedly not wearing heir hijab correctly. cnn's salma abdelaziz joins me now. salma, other than the statement that it makes not to wear a hijab, it's so inextricably linked now in the eyes of the state, as a way of showing recivilitience and optician to them, too. >> it's a way of showing opposition and resistance, not just to the state and the authorities, but to the entire establishment of what iran's islamic republic is. it is, of course, bit on how the clerical establishments sees rules of enforcement of islamic dress code. and, of course, now seeing the patrols back on the street, it's seen as a victory for the hard-liners, the morality police first reseeded about 12 months ago, when the huge protest took hold in iran sparked by the death of this young woman who was stopped by morality police with our family put into one of the vans, taken to one of their re-education indication cente

nif that's unique in person moll ticks, i don't know what it is. there's more. this afternoon we're going to see how the full power of the government was used to cover up the financial corruption of the biden family. sorry, but i just don't see this president staying in the race. i don't know how he gets out but president for another six years, not going to happen. with trump, it's a question of how much support he can maintain with all his legal troubles. one thing is for sure, he's not getting out of this race. well, we're welcoming now sandra smith from fox news, special guest this morning. >> hi, thanks for having me. i feel like i just joined a party. stuart: we're an active show, put it like that. biden slumping in a chair and trying to put trump in prison at the same time. this is bizarre. >> it is bizarre, and we've all watched this play out for awhile. when you play that had clip, i looked at you while we were watching that and i don't care what your political affiliations is or opinions are, when you watch that in the oval office and that's the sitting

>> how does food aficionado not know what they sell at dairy queen, his moll died in a blizzard and youuld respect her memory because she died in 9/11. george is again making headlines for something else he said. watch. >> rosa parks sit in the back and neither i will sit in the back that's just. the reality oa how itck worked. [laughter] kat:e okay.bay buoft santos suspect only one l. in a fantasy. >> thought i might stay over tonight. because we're girlfriend and boyfriend. >> what? i'm actually not sure. kat: amy schumer said she turned down the barbie movie for not being feminist enough.t >> i think we said it was scheduling conflict. t that'shi what we said. >> that's what we said but yeah it was creative differences but you know what there's a new team behind it and looks like it is feminist and cool so i'll be saying that movie. it >> was it that it didn't feel feminist an cool when you werere involved in. yes. kat: this is a post to be didn't star in the movie because nobodi asked mee, if i did i would do t in a heart beat i don't care what it is, call me. w we gotha a fantastic

moll y >> molly?'s basically telling gay voters, i don't want your vote. >> it's a natural present procession of the don't say gay laws. don't say gay laws were these florida education laws started by rhonda santas there. first went to third grade, they said i was just gonna go to third grade and then they went to high school and now he's coming after gay people. this is what happens. this is always what happens. they go after speech and then they go after people themselves. and i think strategically desantis is doing it because he wants to run to the right of trump. but you're seeing there pushing each other further enforce further right. >> jay? >> i love that this ad has the gay techno club anthem, i don't know if i'll be hearing a july 4th of the pines tomorrow but it's an interesting choice. but bring it on, iran. it's great when the bigots say the quiet part out loud. we're coming up on july 4th. i'm a patriot. i believe in american values, and i believe most americans do not support the kind of

tommy tubervillle has the moll position right now.barrassment to the republican party, particularly republican party that claims to care about the military, claims to care about national defense. and as a result of his demagoguery on all this, the marine corps for the first time does not have a commanding general in its history. why is that happening? why are his fellow senators allowing that to happen? why is mitch mcconnell allowing that to happen? why is chuck schumer allowing that to happen? it's one thing to have somebody as deplorable and dumb as tommy tubervillle. then the question is why does the -- the world's greatest deliberative body allow him to have that kind of clout? and why are republicans going to go into 2024 with him being basically -- holding the whip hand on fundamental issues of national security. it's crazy. >> but again, as charles pointed out, we're dealing in a crazy world. we have to understand that we are not dealing in a world where rational decisions always dominate. and this is something we need to come

moll, i'd just like to say that i can't wait until>> to see if they block the fingers or they blur them with my hands. it's the whole screen. >> the whole screen? exactly. michelle, i. you just triggered. of memory for me? yeah. of rene yancey. oh, i hate her. i a high school. >> so she's going to be if she hears this is going to be blown away i won't remember this but she was in high school. we were in drama togethera toge and she told me i wasn'td beautifumel to be an actress. >> well, she said, but shelike a might be able to be like an anchor or tv anchor. i'm not a tv anchor. i mean , i was a reporter, but i remember that, like, that was you tell me you shouldn't be saying that stuff to womeg t i wouldn't. okay. yeah. oh, not yeah. i feel differently. i actually. >> wait, wait, wait.i is she right, though? yeah. i'm not beautiful. am noti know everybody. the f >> that is harry's lady ofir the interview. what are you talking about? oh let's. >> this is too muc h of a pity party. can i change my answer now? yeah, i will. >> i will. i will move on. to be honest, that was the host of th

whether she's writing about yetis or mothers, moll pulls us into a world where everything has been callednto question, where even the genre in which she her literary magic is not always clear. she subverts tropes of speculative fiction. magic, surrealism and realism. co-mingling. and playing with these elements. my stories are individually brilliant, but the collection architecture as a whole is equally remarkable. she invites you into a fantastic multistory house of emotional resonance in which you open the door to one room. the room where a narrator lives with her husband and her 100 ex-boyfriends. and that unfolds into another room, that unfolds into another and yet another until you reach the final room. having encountered zany furnishings and inhabitants unlike any other congratulation linger. everyone and ling is very sorry not to be here tonight. but i'm glad to be here so i can you that i read this collection when it was first submitted with her novel severance and as much as i loved severance, i loved this more. and i was desperate to publish it for the years that i was waiting f

according to the plan and ideologists of the kiev regime genetics, ukraine should lead from stepan bandera mollromets with a long time chronicler. but why do the jews zelensky act so rudely and imprudently barbaric hornbeam, in general , a culture alien to him, president putin, i quote my jewish childhood friends, recently called zelensky a shame of the jewish people, to be honest, at first it somehow slightly scratched me. i decided to consult with respected people in the jewish community of moscow how they perceive such a biting assessment, it is important, and that's what i heard, firstly, jews should not head any other state, except israel, after all, he obviously cannot be an exponent of the aspirations of another people more than a representative of this people itself, and the mistakes that he makes in the future can be blamed on him. as jews, that they are programming a wave of anti-semitism is not very profitable for a jew. secondly, the jews themselves, zelensky is not exactly a jew, because he is not committed to judaism. and what did he openly say on the eve of his visit to israel in

up to on advocacy day or join for a fundraising or in a group meeting you're fully a group of our mollting we welcome you and look forward to a long time together to build affordable housing i want to say 6 years ago as graduate student in that building question keep bayview referring to i sat down with two folks in the u.s. department of housing and urban development and the was connected an interview to ask them about what that meant to create - affordable housing and making that more assessable to people with disabilities. we just have i got visioned i was i'med by the different pieces that takes to build housed in the community and then went on my way it is remarkable to be of years later on looking in that space and seeing that vision that we knew on that day come to life and look around and see so many people are contributed to the vision made this a rezoning map amendment we we talk about housing for people with disabilities we talk about the independent housing one of the first ones i learned as i got engaged in the justice movement independence is a joke our goal and reality h

call moll as well. do bear that in mind. the rain will pick up.showers as well, plentiful showers. the strongest winds will be in the south—eastern quarter. 0nce in the south—eastern quarter. once again widely we are looking at gusts of a0 miles an hour. noticeably along the south coast up to 50 miles an hour. the gusts of wind today and tomorrow in particular could cause some disruption. thank you. with the summer holidays around the corner, many parents will be relying on childcare as theyjuggle work with family time. a recent report shows that nine in ten parents with a disabled child are unable to find a suitable holiday club or activity. ?our correspondent ellie price has this report. yes! even if we were multimillionaires, we would still be in the exact same position because there is no childcare for a child with complex needs, who needs personal care and toileting and things like that. ok, let's see what i got. like most five year olds, max can be a handful, but he has various developmental issues, including autism and learning disabilities