do you see him as a street rat, mr lee?e activists, the pro—democracy activists who have been forced to leave hong kong, as nothing more than street rats? i think what he'd done... the thing about, like, what nathan law did is against the law, in my view, 0k? if he takes the responsibility, he comes back to hong kong and go for a fair trial, then i would respect his honesty. but the thing is, right now, he has absconded hong kong and decided to not go through this fair trial. and i think that reflects on the ethnic performance of him. yeah, i guess everybody will notice that you've failed to answer my question about the use of terminology, the dehumanising... well, 0k, back to the use of terminology, actually, you used the word bounty, right? but i disagree the fact that it's a bounty. just like any law enforcement agencies around the world, the hong kong police can...give rewards for intelligence received, and the amount payable actually depends on the value of the intelligence. and the arrest warrants were also backed by

families from 2025, increasing childbearing and eliminating poverty from children, according to mrs. lee zaspan, a budget of 2 million and 400 thousand euros has been considered for the implementation of this project, according to the report of the talisman research foundation. about three million children and teenagers in germany were at risk of poverty last year. this population is a model of 20% of the world's population and teenagers in this european country . aseman foundation also predicted the poverty of children this year due to the growing trend of inflation at a faster rate. compared to the past, the allocation of birthright in germany is also a solution to reduce the growing acceleration of population decline in this country. last year, the number of births in germany decreased by 7%, and the number of deaths was recorded 4% more than births. thank you for your cooperation with this news section . greetings to you dear and respected countrymen from this moment good morning and thank you for choosing to watch, but the specialized exhibition of ready-mixed concrete and related i

the mr . lee bone go and timber is being kept to the house, the rest, the surrounded by his family and his daughter on the back present or somewhere. my wife, the place and i the rest is well people i've taken to the streets across got ball and to hail them to look waiving the national fly again, cheering our me call.

the mr. lee bone going to him, but he's been kept to the house arrest the surrounded by his family and his dogs. so people are taking to the streets across gamble and to hail the military waiving the national fly, gun cheering, and army convoy as it was the overthrown leaders campaign billboards were seen being found. the light that comes out of the view is reportedly planning a so called military.

our goal is to ensure we can aid mr. leefficials to ensure what we're doing is helping those survivors of the terrible tragedy. >> bobby, the white house just announced the president and first lady will come to hawaii on monday. there's always the concern that they are coming too soon. here is what the president had to say. >> i don't want to get in the way. i've been to too many disaster areas. i want to go and make sure they got everything they need. i want to be sure we don't disrupt the ongoing recovery efforts. >> by his coming monday with everything that that involves, the huge teams that always travel with any president, is this the right time for him to be coming? is it too soon, too late? what will his presence mean to you? >> i think having the president here would be a really good thing. whenever he decides to come. me personally, i was pleased when he signed the emergency declaration. just to have the amount of federal resources that are coming in now is very, very comforting. the search teams, the cadaver dogs,

mr. lee i appreciate the walk through on the schedule i have a request for mr. lee.his one time so we are all clear on the many steps and the year its takes to complete projects. to that end i would like to hear in a year on progress the november of 25 completion. i thank you for the monopolies they are excellent and helpful and perhaps when you update us in i year the schedule might be updating the bok with a different color if things get delayed i want to compare with schedule to where we are a year from now. what point did public works reach out to pg and e and at&t all the state enforced partners and those property and on the streets and has there been like reply or communication on this project? >> and sort of -- couple of different points of cordination. to answer your question whf we first notified pg and e this would be in the start of the design phase. we issue the noi the notice of intent. pg xeshgs and other company it is at&t and sister agencies and noticing them of the project and again request maps the under ground facility in the location of the scope.

. >> mr. lee, do you have any regrets? mr. lee, do you have any regrets? do you believe the election was still stolen? >> i'm going to get out and i'm going to go have a little -- >> oh, okay. >> reporter: no comments from pastor lee. but shortly after that exchange, his attorney did stop to speak to reporters and seemed to suggest that his client was merely in atlanta from illinois to knock on the door of ruby freeman. freeman, though, was so scared by that exchange, she called police. i did ask the pastor's attorney if he knew the president. listen to what he had to say to that question. >> do you regret attaches his name to the president? >> my client has never met the president. he's had no association with the president. he's never met him. to my knowledge -- >> what do you make of being a codefendant now with the president? >> he didn't attach his name to the president. fani willis attached his name to the president. >> reporter: now, with all codefendants who have surrendered, taking care of their legal obligation, we look ahead to monday where the

fox itself, you have to the that way we explore most to sustainable method global the, mr. lee largest confrontation. this is role of measure of verbal combat, assuming you're going to apply the undisputed champion of tough political talk, the trying to frighten people. so it's a fight. everybody understands it except you enter the complex zone and join tim sebastian as he holds the powerful to account. this is a big failure. whichever way you like to spin conflict zone dw, you become a criminal pretty kind, a told me about sugars paralyze between your societies. computers and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work . so that's how they can also watch it. now the, what we are saying is destroying the this for that is that i know not renew or at least did so else how can we revive are exhausted.

mr. lee, um it is an option uh several of the options being you can see that um most of them are diplomatic options. um they kind of expansions ive been imposed on them from over here in the jar, the fix up to the economy extension about being sold at the moment. i think the intention of vague was member steve is up to the comic sanctions. would lead to a less then support for the media treatment. and i need that support reduces identity me before to come to the table to discuss a house or a statement of the prison visit. let's talk a little bit more about the, the sanctions. so germany's foreign ministry is called in for e u sanctions against the coordinators. do you think that they would actually be effective as well as day view your lives on, in terms of the want electronic bodies and by natural tightness to support the cause. we to impose funding in, in for this tension and yet in new jersey is a lot of concrete. it is huge lead boulevard. it depends on the development. 8 phone was about

. >> ladies and gentlemen , mr lee >> ladies and gentlemen, mr lee anderson . me to lee anderson's real world. and tonight, we've got some really good guests. we've got steve tuckwell, who was a new mp for oxbridge in south islip. we've got legendary broadcaster david hamilton. we've very lovely emily we've got the very lovely emily carver. a gb news carver. there's a gb news presenter and the former leader of the lib dems, sir vince cable . but first, let's go to the . news >> good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. former nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the

. >> ladies and gentlemen , mr lee >> ladies and gentlemen, mr lee anderson . e anderson's real world. and tonight, we've got some really good guests. we've got steve tuckwell, who was a new mp for oxbridge in south islip. we've got legendary broadcaster david hamilton. we've very lovely emily we've got the very lovely emily carver. a gb news carver. there's a gb news presenter and the former leader of the lib dems, sir vince cable . but first, let's go to the . news >> good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. former nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the murder of seven babies. she was also convicted of the attempted murder of six others between june 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital's neonatal ward. the 33 year old will be sentenced on monday. the government has ordered an independent inquiry into the case. crown prosecutor pascal jones described libby's attacks as the complete betrayal of the trust placed in her little of those working alongside her. >> know that there was a murderer in their midst. she did utmost to conc

mr. biggs: i thank ranking member jackson lee. and mr. nadler from new york. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for continuing this important work on fisa re-authorization and overall question of the warrantless acquisition of personal information. we heard from government watchdogs who described the f.b.i.'s ongoing compliance issues with section 702. i hope to hear from the witnesses about the impact of these violations even though they are unintentional and what would make appropriate queries all but impossible. as i said at the beginning of our last hearing, i have never voted to re-authorize section 702. i'm deeply uncomfortable with the legal fix that it is permissible for the government to search our most private communications without a warrant because they were aiming for non-u.s. persons overseas. this authority is becoming important to our national security and i will entertain re-authorizing section 702 providing we meet the basic privacy challenge there on. it only is targeting non-u.s. citizens outside the united states, massive amounts are swept under this

so some of the key points that he mentioned that mr. lee sound, when also our speak counselor, he said that 1st of all, china is offering assistant africa. do not have any attach political breakfast, that this is a key message that he mention of what he is administer. lee has talk about 1st so far, no interference in african affairs of what he is trying to say is the, the country china and also is especially in defense of for years. they will let african countries who sold their own matters with their own ways of solution. this is just a platform for dialogues to share some of the experiences. china is once the biggest developing countries, so this is, it's more of the form is more like a place to exchange ideas, to facilitate this discussion coming from the rounds of discussion that already is just before the okay. here's history generating quite a lot of interest. moscow has praised the words of pope francis who exulted russia's legacy while delivering a speech to young russian tougher likes, encouraging them to preserve and promote their

. >> ladies and gentlemen , mr lee >> ladies and gentlemen, mr lee anderson . anderson. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. and tonight, we've got some really good guests. we've got steve tuckwell, who was a new mp for oxbridge in south islip. we've got legendary broadcaster david hamilton. we've very lovely emily we've got the very lovely emily carver. a gb news carver. there's a gb news presenter and the former leader of the lib dems, sir vince cable . but first, let's go to the . news >> good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. former nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the murder of seven babies. she was also convicted of the attempted murder of six others between june 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital's neonatal ward. the 33 year old will be sentenced on monday. the government has ordered an independent inquiry into the case. crown prosecutor pascal jones described libby's attacks as the complete betrayal of the trust placed in her little of those working alongside her. >> know that there was a murderer in their mid

this is how we gradually, mrs. lee, this is leading to an expectation of perhaps somewhat improved for the future along the sides, that there were still very much this go from like for level policies, looking at where things have gone wrong in the pos asking the question, is there a role the tax what was the other interventions that can be made that could try to address some of these shortcomings in a much more focused way? because here it's always good to talk to you on catching the cost many. thanks, and thanks for being with us. again. thank you very much. that's our show for this week. if you'd like to comment on anything that you've seen, you can ex, me that's still doesn't sound rice from the platform, formerly known as teresa. i'm at a said again on the treasury was about to use the hash tag h a c t c. when you do, oh, you could drop us a line counting the cost of our 0 dot net is our email address. as always, as well for you online at elder 0 dot com slash ctc. that takes you straight to our page, that you'll f

foxy fox will, tyler foxwill and johanes grier and mr. leeamily? how many brothers and sisters? >> just me. >> daddy had a bunch of brothers and sisters and mama grew up singing, the lewis sisters. >> ainsley: they had a group. >> steve: people saw that song and starting to download the mu called? >> product of, title track of the ambum we played, a whole 10 song album. >> how do you remember all the lyrics? do you remember them when you are on stage? >> i just forgot them. >> ainsley: what do you do? >> steve: start humming. >> scrambles eggs, whatever. >> steve: what is your latest album people can download? >> we have say the roses, new single, about a very personal situation, i hope it touches people. >> steve: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: we love >> bill: hot off the press today, new fox news power rankings and what they reveal about the state of the race right now about the first debate fast approaching one week from today as we say good morning midweek. i'm bill hemmer. hello to you at home. >> dana: i'm dana perino a

the minutes on dw, the mr. lee, sergeant confrontation. this is role of veterans of verbal combat. assuming you're going to be disputed champion of tough political talk. we try to frighten people to right, so sorry, everybody understands the success. you enter the complex zone and joining tim sebastian, as he holds the powerful to account, this is a big failure, whichever way you'd like to spin conflict zone d w interest. the global economy portfolio dw, business b on. here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the flight for market dominance. this is where the heck with v w business be on the door. don't take money on your mommy's not coming back. over february 2020 to russian troops in faded the ukrainian city of coupons. it was recaptured. 6 months later the occupation this hard drive under russian occupations resisted. who collaborated? how can life go on after all the terror? not everyone can endure the fear weeks out every day. when rush start to august 25th on dw the this as the job renewals live from portland high

the 19 people indicted last night by the a fani willis and this is what the indictment says about mr. leethe fourth day of january 2021, stephen cliffgard lee solicited harrison floyd, an individual. he stated to harrison floyd that was afraid to talk to steven lee because he was a white man. apparently according to stephen lee called harrison floyd. mr. floyd then tried to call ruby freeman. he tried several times, but he was unsuccessful. so he in turn recruited someone else, someone named trevian kutti, a black publicist for the trump supporting nazi apologist and artist kanye what west, who now goes by the name ye it. december 2021 a spokesperson for ye said trevian was not associated with this when it went down. but it said donald trump has repeated used ye as a supporter blackface to bolster his own extreme an incendiary politics. and ye, in the same, time has drifted further and further to the right, openly embracing nazism, anti black rhetoric, and donald trump. so, on or around january 4th, former ye publicist trevian kutti showed up at ruby freeman door saying he was sent by a h

lee: thank you, professor, mr. chairman, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from south carolina, mr. fry. mr. fry: this is incredible. we finally, we've been fighting all week on the floor on the ndaa and in this -- in this committee it's always a nice fight, it seems like. but in today's hearing we have really unanimous support for fixing this process or letting it expire. but there's a recognition across the entire country that this needs to be fixed. you know, what's perplexing to me, we just had director wray some in, professor turley, you alluded to that earlier, who if you asked agencies, all is well in the land of oz. and this is really not the case. we know that the f.b.i., and other agency, have abused fisa to the nth degree. they continually spy on americans without a warrant. we know they end around and use data collection and geo tagging and geo location to lock at activities of americans. and at the end of the day i look back and professor, you cited the federalist papers. we're a nation of laws. we're not some orwellian

including one officer who testified to the stab wounds that bob lee had when he arrived on the scene, he was one of the officers that rendered aid to mr. bob lee. now, day two of the hearing resumes this morning at san francisco's hall of justice. we will be there to covering it and give you updates in our later newscasts. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." >> ginger, thank you. >>> a family is in mourning after an east bay father of four tragically died at lake tahoe. bill siu from concord drowned on saturday after a jet ski accident on the east shore of lake tahoe. his wife tells us she and her husband were on the water when the weather took a bad turn, a wave knocked her husband off the jet ski and into the water. a nearby boat and first responders attempted to save him, but he didn't make it. his wife says he was her soul mate, along with a disney enthusiast, who loved bringing the magic home for his kids. >> so much he loved them, and the fact that they're able to feel the love that he's given to people and it's returning back to us, it helps. >> most recently, siu coached the clayton valley eagles, a tea

. >> mr. lee was provoked.was not justified. but was it murder? what was it deliberate, willful, premeditated, lying in wait murder? or was it a tragic killing? that should've happened? >> the jurors pondered those questions for just an hour and a half. then they reached a verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant, christopher brandon lee guilty of first degree murder. the defendant intentionally killed the victim by means of lying in wait. >> christopher lee was convicted on all counts. i'll spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> what was that moment like for you? that was a pretty final at that point, guilty. >> it was like taking a breath of fresh air. >> although jon corwin still feels the lasting pain of regret. >> i wish i could've been there for her more. i tried my hardest, but it wasn't enough. >> erin was acquitted. she had her whole life ahead of her. she just didn't know that, in my opinion, she was dealing with the devil. >> chris's wife nicole told detectives s

mr. mcatee, waldo lee mcatee, another man from the midwest who came to washington and started working for the department of agriculture where he actually spent his entire career and he wrote about the flora of washington d.c. in a publication that came out in 1918 which is still used by botanists and he was able to actually define this area of the holemead swamp and they call it, the term of art is magnolia bog. the reason for that, the sweet bay magnolia which is a relative of the southern magnolia that we know and love. the sweet bay magnolia grows in this bog. and here it is, and it smells nicer than a regular magnolia. it didn't grow anywhere else except in these bogs. and i have to read this in detail and it's off my laptop and i don't want to blow it with a misstep. these bogs are situated on what's known as the fall line where the piedmont meets the coastal planes plains and you have the falls, and et cetera. the sand from the coastal plain is sometimes exposed at these fall line areas and sand and gravel storm a substrate and as i said, it's nutrient poor and this allows a certain

he and his twin robert lee to head mr parson's body, and his remains were not found for three years.g unsustainable pressure, after the course had nearly doubled in the year to nearly £4 billion. the prime minister, who has made stopping small boats one of his top five priorities, said that the costs were unacceptable. home office aside and spending rose by £1.25 million in the year 2022 to 2023. travellers will face major disruption this bank holiday weekend, as rail workers across england are due to walk out on saturday. some 20,000 rmt union members at 14 rail companies are striking as part of a long—running dispute over their pay. you are live with me, and you are watching bbc news. in the us — donald trump has become the first former president to have his mugshot taken. the photograph was released after mr trump was formally charged with election interference in the state of georgia. he's one of 19 people accused of racketeering and attempting to overturn the state's election result in 2020. he denies 13 charges. he was among more than half of his co—dependence to hand himself i

mr. momeni is accused of killing cash app founder bob lee back in april. prosecutors say he stabbed lee using a kitchen knife, and video shows the two men together at the millennium tower just 30 minutes before lee was killed. momeni's defense team argues he did not have any ill will toward lee and says he acted in self-defense. so, there was a short discussion about the vehicle that has been seen in surveillance footage. both sides agree that's what's going on around the country white bmw can be released back to momeni's family. there was a short discussion, a little bit of back-and-forth about the fees that are -- that will be -- that will be coordinated with that vehicle, but then again, that's strictly procedural. we'll be back in court here for october 2nd for the next steps. laura? >> ginger, thanks for the latest. >>> new at 11:00, charges have been filed after last week's deadly shooting near an oakland b.a.r.t. station. a man was killed. no one involved was rider. police say it happened when a dispute over an electric scooter turned violent. offic

mr. universe was shorter than schwarzenegger , bruce lee, jackie chan, and mcgregor also recently clicked, all such a fine fellow, let's say the champion of europe. so, he held several tournaments. um, i think two tournaments. he conducted precisely on e, professional kickboxing, which he did not discover. there he opened his own club and a gym. he is there recruited there, and hmm, roughly speaking, somehow there or as directors. this is an organization. he recruited athletes there or trained athletes there. here she is the way the boy was sickly she was. she lived to study him so that he would at least somehow pump up and perhaps in the future he could protect himself from the attacks of his peers, because, well, a sick child. there, in adolescence, children could have questions . then the coach kindly, she suggested that the widow herself go in for sports, according to her words, so imperceptibly. they got close according to another version of their relationship began much earlier. well, we know lyosha, how samara is a big village, we all hung out in one club to help, we lived and i li

mr. mustafa's personality that makes him impatient for the revolution , for which i would like to thank." i am grateful for the good work done by the author of the book ``madam sarkar khanum''. leer mosque they ask after the training. i think it is important to take mr. mustafa . take him with you. i will move him. where should we take him? mustafa is a problem of life, the life of a pure human being and an atmosphere of human revolution that we should take with us and take him to the revolution. let's become a kind of mustafa sadrzadeh in your neighborhood, try to have the life of a martyr, so that we can have this flow of fighting cultural invasion by all the young people who use this method in mashhad, a social lifestyle. tarbiat yazdani is still with us, the last boat the program is also what we are talking about, referring to mr. haj agha bahrami, about how to be like shahid sadrzadeh, we are talking about a model with a unique and unattainable or modelable characteristics. an achievement that can become the sunset of our life and our children, i see in the book in mustafa's school that i tried to extract the educational model of shahid sadrzadeh's educational model in the

mr. trump makes his way there into the fulton county jail, we're joined by political reporter greg lee. greg, first question here. does mr. trump's arrest and booking impact his campaign for president? cristina the short answer is no. at least the way that many people would believe that it might. all you have to do is look at that live shot of the supporters outside. all you had to do was listen to the debate crowd last night that he was not present at the number of trump fans and supporters that were in the crowd. what we have seen over the course of these last three arraignments, these last three indictments leading up to today's fourth, is that he often sees a bump in his poll numbers. now, i will point out that we will see something today that we have not seen, which is a mugshot that's likely to be released by fulton county sheriff's department. now, that mugshot will likely be used in turnaround quickly by the trump campaign to fundraise. we expect to see emails going out to his supporters, continuing his defense and allegations that this is political persecution by democrats. and

mr. live. chair lee commission commissioners leahy. commissioner finley. madam chair, by a vote of 4 to 0, the commission is elected commissioner finley to serve as vice chair, beginning august 18th, 2023, through february 29th, 2024. congratulations vice chair phillip. congratulate. okay it's going to be a wonderful, happy term. now let's go to agenda item number eight, which is discussion and possible action on executive director recruitment process, which may include consideration and action to rectify selection of executive search firm to assist ethics commission in recruiting and screening candidate. i ask our acting deputy director to introduce the item and give us a brief. summary of how we can recall. we are recessing the executive search process. this also requires that we find a new executive search firm, the department of human resources has conducted a mini solicitation of approved firms and that solicitation is closed . we have one firm that has applied so that firms berkeley search is the firm's proposal that is in your packet. and so today y

mr. childs was senior managing director of thomas lee company and prior to that he ran capital markets group of prudential insurance. mr. childs served our in the u.s. army. he's a trustee of the coolidge foundation and serves on numerous other corporate and boards. please join me in welcoming mr. childs and our panelists to the stage. good. what do you want? i'm going to put that -- there. where's. yeah. good have to be. i'll come down here. yeah. let start by thanking edie for that lovely introduction and then i'll pat myself on the back. i was on the board of jurors that selected her to be a coolidge scholar, so probably, probably the smartest decision of my coolidge career. anyway, we're going to be talking about the roaring 20 something. but before we do, i would like to call for a roaring round of applause for amity, matt and paul lane and the rest of the staff who've done such a superb job in putting on this centennial celebration. all very good. okay. you know, there's been a lot of talk by previous panelists about the importance of history and i pretty much agree with them. but one

mr. live. chair lee commission commissioners leahy. commissioner finley. madam chair, by a vote of 4 to 0, the commission is elected commissioner finley to serve as vice chair, beginning august 18th, 2023, through february 29th, 2024. congratulations vice chair phillip. congratulate. okay it's going to be a wonderful, happy term. now let's go to agenda item number eight, which is discussion and possible action on executive director recruitment process, which may include consideration and action to rectify selection of executive search firm to assist ethics commission in recruiting and screening candidate. i ask our acting deputy director to introduce the item and give us a brief. summary of how we can recall. we are recessing the executive search process. this also requires that we find a new executive search firm, the department of human resources has conducted a mini solicitation of approved firms and that solicitation is closed . we have one firm that has applied so that firms berkeley search is the firm's proposal that is in your packet. and so today y

lee artemovich? they are hired killers. he is preparing to shoot mr. sidorov in the distance, see the building.s? look. this is my family. what are you doing to us tonight? i am waiting for your consent. hello hello how are you? mom, i have a request. i will send the car now. move while it's good in our house. mom, i beg you. mom, you have to. go. well, you deafly no one saw anything? i came back from rehearsal and the door was open. i thought that petya came to the un at home programmer. i'm sorry i can't. maybe an ordinary hacker hacked, something is wrong with someone . one in the head the second we will ignore the fact that tarasov has already asked us about this place. maybe i'm the only one who heard about mrs. demina that the programmer's nickname was a demon? tell me about the door, you need to roll it back, of course, most likely, the killer was wearing gloves. now i'll take a look at the computer. it is strange that i simply did not take him away, if i do his professional work, then he called me konstantin evgenievich we will not. we'll decide on the way. mom, you look gorgeous. how i

freeman was scared to talk to lee because he was a white man. mr. floyd then tried to call ruby freeman, he tried several times but he was unsuccessful, so in turn recruited someone else, a black publicist for the trump supporting nazi apologist and artist kanye west, who now goes by the name yea. it should be said that donald trump has repeatedly used yea as a supportive plaque fice to bolster his own extreme incendiary politics. and yea has drifted further and further to the right openly embracing nazism, anti-black rhetoric or donald trump. he showed up at ruby freeman's door saying she was sent by a high profile individual and urging ms. freeman to confess to trump's baseless allegations of voter fraud or people would come to ms. freeman's home in 48 hours and put her in jail. but ruby freeman was not having it. she called the police once again and an officer took freeman and kuti to a police precinct where body footage seemed to capture ms. kuti seeming to threaten ms. freeman. i cannot say what will specifically take place, i just know that it