mr. charles king. ?2good afternoon, everyone. pleasure to welcome you all to statuary we honor one of america's true heroes. i'd like to extend a special welcome to those who are gathered at second baptist church. joining us online. that's that's a great thing as well. monuments. our history and and thoseó; could teach us about where were where we people. we've had roger williams at mou, lincoln and gettysburg. and ar today, we have daisy bates in little rock. ■9■tnow, it'al long to get a statue here in the all, mrs. daisy bates and you know, she like to be called mr bates. we'll hear about that takes her rightful place in the hallow am. thank you all joining us for this very special occasion occasion. ladies and gentl presentation. the colors by the united states capitol police ceremony unit. nl by lieutenant colonel dc washington, unitedte retired and the retiring of the -ícolors. oror. ■$ see by the dawn'sarly light what so proud we the twilight's last ht stripes and brigt stars passed through the peril the last fight or good

mr. charles■u king.speaker of the house, it is my great pleasure to welcome you all to statuary hall as we honor one of america's true heroes. special welcome to those who are gathered at second baptist church. little who are joining us online. that's that's a great thing wel. our capital is filled with monuments. our story and and those inside could teach us about w w are ane going as a people. we've had roger wam at washington in mount vernon, lincoln and and starting today, we have daisy bates in little rock. now, it's always a long to get a statue here in the capitol, but thanks to so many of you all, mrs. daisy bates and you know, she like to be called mrs. bates. we'll hear about that takes her rightful place in the hallowed grounds of american. thank you all sincerely for joining us for this very special occasion occasion. ■ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation. the colors by the united state capitol police ceremony unit. the performance of our national by lieutenant colonel dc i

charles allen. he rejected that invitation. mr. pemberton you mentioned some of the bills that dc council passed and i want to focus in on the youth rehabilitation act that passed in 2018 that reduced sentences for first-time offenders. is it true that the bill raised the age of what is considered 24 years of age? >> that's correct. >> if a 24-year-old was to commit a carjacking with a gun at our nation's capitol they would be eligible for reduced sentence under that law? >> that's correct. if you encounter people who have used this program more than once contrary to how the program was sold -- >> absolutely. >> so you know individuals who are over the -- well over the age of 18 -- up to the age of 24 who could commit a carjacking with a gun, be eligible for reduced sentence and that can happen multiple times? >> yes, absolutely. >> what would be the impact of an individual who does this, what's your analysis of that law? >> there's no consequence for actions of behavior and they know that and free to recommit crimes. >> what does

mr. charles program with the us as coming up with far the this business uptake the school by the city grove, partner up on the dash before he is the this business upstate, these roads dot net on the dash before he is the school she is bar. elizabeth, thank you so much. let's start at the arrows were spain have beaten, defending champions, italy to secure their place and then knock at stage. they dominated the game, but it was an own go that wanted to one. now carto how a few already the unfortunate players, 10 minutes into the 2nd half, 3 time when your spring or the 2nd team after how stir me to reach the last 16 will spring or guarantee to finish top of group b. but all 3 other teams can still progress. italy's still a good on 3 points, but they must avoid defeat against felicia to make sure they go through. england has missed a chance to win their group after being held to 11 draw by denmark. after winning their 1st game, england would have been guaranteed top spot in green seas with another victory and a place in the last 16, captain harry came to the head in the 1st half of the thickne

charles taylor. not related. xtve mr. eddie carver.esponsible for bringing doc myers to mississippi, where he practiced medicine and opened his own practice. is the first black mayor of mississippi. and here■ú■ today, he is going o pay a tribute to docften credity widely known as the father of the modern juneteeh carther. >> i would like to say good carther. i am from mississippi. back during the 1980's, i was doing a black history speec then elected the first black mayor in the state of mississippi. was at a black history program at the univey met the honorable myers. once i finished, he came up to asked, about coming to to look, mississippi, to practice medicine. he had just graduated from the university. having said that, dr. myers came to to look, mississippi. at the time, i was a businessperson there. d a few buildings and stores that i owned. dr clinic into love, mississippi. ■'and there, he practiced medice and he moved to tula. i was to invite him there. at the time, a small city, about 3000 doctor. ers decided he would set up

charles taylor. lated. next up, we have mr. eddie carver.carver ismississippi, whed medicine and opened his own practice. here today, he is going to tribute to doc myers who is credited and very widely known as the father of the modern juneteenth movement. carther. ■>> i would like to say good afternoon to everyone. my name is eddie carther. i am from:p mississippi. back during the■■áb■>nt i was doing a black history speech across thez, having been elected the first black mayor in the state of mississippi. and i was at a black history program at the university of wisconsin. that is where i met the honorable reverend dr. myers. finished, he came up to me and asked, about coming to to look,■ississippi, to practice medicine. university. having said that, dr. myers came to to look, mississippi. 5 businessperson there. had a owned. dr. myers set up histo love, mississippi. and there, he practiced medicinr and he moved to tula. i was honored■ to invite him there. at thell city, about 3000 people, we had no doctor. dr. myers decided he would set up

academic employee of the institute, in the conversation of east european studies at charles university in prague. mr. radomir, we congratulate you. good day. well, we often do. we try to explain to our viewers and , in general, in various discussions, to explain to what extent russian culture reflects the idealism of russia itself, and how through culture it tries to influence not only ukrainians, imposing this inferiority complex on them, but also positioning itself in front of the world. how, in your opinion, should we communicate with our allies and partners, how should we, personally, ukrainians here in ukraine? to relate to some, well, let's say, not very unambiguous personalities, such as, for example, bulgakov, in order to ultimately demarcate one's own cultural identity and russian cultural identity, well, for me, bolgakov is just an unambiguous enough character, so i think that we basically just need to understand that culture plays a very important, if not decisive, role in modern warfare. that those ideas about ukraine, about ukrainians, which are still, apparently, in the heads of russia

mr. north africa, apart from the big charles in the west, the, you will see caught a duty and a growth using for p use a cost to contribute to improving the lives of thousands of projects except the cost. and we strive to ensure it reaches its deserving recipients. visit the cost on the web presence. and remember the copy revised wells and increases systems cost on request a news the this is down to 0 remind to about top stories this hour. these rarely military has confirmed 8 of its soldiers have been killed in fields, fighting and rough uh, this box, the worst incidents of these rarely ami in the gaza strip since january is there any forces have been targeting residential areas with strikes and artillery across the street buildings have been blown up in the southern city of rough, or at least 9 palestinians were killed in those attacks. protest as a consequence, emoji against phone rice parties ahead of elections at the end of the month calling shows the national really policy is doing well. offered one move in 30 percent of the vote in e u. elections leaders and government officials from

it seems a big vacuum i got more videos (bell ringing) >> thank you charles. >> mr.sident. >> public comment is closed. (gavel) madam clerk read the adoption without community reference calendars. >> items. >> here we go. >> items 21 through 26 introduced without committee reference and unanimous vote and other resolution on first reading a member may require to go to the committee. >> any member like an item or items severed and commissioner walton. >> president peskin 22 and 23. >> madam clerk on the balance of items 21, 25 and 26. >> same house, same call. those resolutions are adopted and motion approved (gavel) madam clerk read item 22. >> this is a resolution to support california assembled bill 2655. assembly bill 28 three 9 and introduced by essential member gail and senate bill three 211 by assembly buffy and senate bill introduced to address technologies of artificial intelligence on may 13th and rules committee and thank you, supervisor ronen held a meeting on artificial intelligence that our hearing discussed the growing concerns around elects and nationa

charles. go to public comment. >> are there members who wish to comment on this item? mr. violent, we have no speakers. >> public comment is closed. next item. >> the next is 11 new business, future items charles policy and public affairs officer for discussion. thank you, commissioners. the next schedule meeting for the commission is july 22nd. we think that will be cancelled. so stay tuned for this cancellation notice. the commission meeting after that is monday august 26. look ahead we are in the second half of the year we will look at the agenda items and have ip m for you in september. we will have the director's performance evidence i think august. and um -- there will be more on food waste coming up. report to cal recycle on pounds collected i think we will report to them and want to dive in what that report says for the commission. and -- may be an update on our [inaudible]. there was -- a healthy pipeline of agenda items for second half of the year again. probably starting with august 26. i will puz to see if there is anything to add or questions. >> questions, com

mr beckham and king charles compared beekeeping tips when they met ahead of the announcement.lise communities through urban regeneration . and for the latest regeneration. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts now it's back to . emily. >> thanks, sofia. now, donald trump's campaign has said it had shattered its own fundraising record following his felony conviction on thursday. this comes as us president joe biden said the rule of law in the country had been reaffirmed by the new york jury. now the verdict in new york found trump guilty on all 34 counts. hush money case ushering in a new and unprecedented era in us presidential politics. but will this do damage to trump's electoral hopes of becoming president again? or can he ride the wave and spin this around in his favour? martin wittek, matt zarb—cousin and peyman assad join me now to discuss this . join me now to discuss this. martin, thank you very much indeed for coming into the studio . quite a week for donald trump. >> yes, it certai

mr. becker. and they gave you this newspaper in french in the camp, but look, is it contraband? general charlesmarry me? i'll be good husband, no, i will return to moscow, no, no, no, no, you won’t go to any moscow, you will go with me, look at this house, it’s an old barn, i have it, you will live in a castle, in estate, if you want a beautiful dress, you will have a lot of beautiful ones. senior sergeant levchenko remains in charge, efritor nikolaev is at your disposal, private vetushkin and barykin, come with me. so let's listen to my command. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. the only city in belarus where you can arrive on one railway station, but woke up from another. we are located in the west of the country. welcome to baranavichy. and we go on an exciting journey. good news, you can touch the exhibits with your hands. that is, literally touching history. not so long ago, by the way, a local resident. i caught a wobbler, that is, a plastic decoy fish weighing 41 kg and 2 m long, to show how unusual and wonderful our country is. in america, floating houses are called th

mr. trump to stop saying those things. >> charles, quickly if you will, what do you make of that apparent tension between the judge and the prosecution? >> i think that judges get into it with prosecutors all the time. you have to understand where the line is toed. i think the prosecutors are frustrated with what's been going on. and that's a big part of why i think you're seeing this sort of butting of the heads occur. at the end of the day, as a former prosecutor, i can tell you, you have to keep your cool, be prepared for the tense moments. but at the end of the day, you don't want to upset a judge so if you feel like you crossed the line, you need to do what the prosecutor in this case did, get yourself back on track and apologize. >> charles coleman and ken dilanian, thank you, gentlemen. >>> still ahead, dangerous flooding in the midwest, living a critical dam at risk of imminent failure. and there is more rain in the forecast. >>> plus, where t minus 48 hours now until the first presidential debate of 2024. this morning, new nbc news reporting on how the biden campaign is preparing

mr. north africa. apart from the big charles in the west, he says he went to more towards here yet to provide a. are you looking back? are, you know, i'm not file but not in the eyes of his government. my life has been us. can you just mean like i said, these are these villages. in the 2nd part of the series, we follow a british age work or as he prepares to contest his citizenship revocation the last year i received it. so you're only as good as possible. take listen celia, and i'll just 0. you will cekada a duty and a growth using for p use a cost to contribute to improving the lives of thousands in our projects except the cost and we strive to ensure it reaches its deserving recipients, visit the costs are requested. and remember, it's a cup you revise wells and increases systems costs on ridgecrest the and watching odyssey or of reminder of how top stories they're selling. these randy military has confirmed age of its soldiers have been killed in this fighting in rough on this box. the worst incident for these really um, in the gaza strip, since gender is ready, forces have been targeting

mr. north africa, apart from the big charles in the west of israel's war on god becoming a forever war across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style pressed down? why, despite the insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza, the quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the colleges went on counting the cost you are plays, catch up with the us in china and what's being called a competitive does crisis good india is private as the push through economic performance with a refuse to parliamentary majority. and how the, how should pilgrimage is boosting saudi's economy. counting the cost on i'll just say around the play you're watching l g 0 live from. don't a reminder about top stories. the is really military has recorded its worst single day lost in january. 10. soldiers were killed in separate incidents and move in and 7 guys to died in fighting in the north and how mazda is slight is killed, 18 in ambush, and leaders and government officials from 92 countries have gathered for a ukraine peace summit in switzerland the discu

charles hamilton houston.who was he? ms. ali: a lawyer down the street there. mr. demczuk: he was behind brown versus board.e was the dean of howard's law school, he was brilliant. he unfortunately joined the ancestors before brown versus board, but his student was thurgood marshall. peter: let's return 1968. did you stay open? di ben's stay open? ms. ali: yes. wee the only place that was al allowed to remain open? ms. ali: asked to re downtime. we were the only place. of course we had opened at 11:00 in the morning in those days, and 4:00 a.m. on friday and saturday nights. you can see everything in here. we had the reputation of being part of this wonderful community and welcoming everybody and everybody the way you want to be treated. and it was a meeting place, it was a gathering place. so when i got a message from the commander at the precinct, which is right down the saying that we t so they shut this area down. out of respect for dr. king, they wanted everything closed in d.c. and that uprising took place. we went on curfew for three e only place open. mr. demczuk:down u street, you see new buildings

. >> todd: our colleague, charles payne said perfectly, this is quoting from mr. payne. give you crumbs and you give us your vote in response and young african american male in particular saying we don't want crumbs, we want a seat at the table. we want to play with the big boys and they view donald trump as the avenue to get there and that is telling in the number we're seeing and that is the way it should be. we should be equal. have a shot at the american dream. >> cheryl: gen-z right now, biggest topic for gen-z voters, homeownership, lack of home affordability. >> carley: that is surprising, a poll came out yesterday showing exact same thing and you think talking about young people, we've been told number one issue is the war in gaza. it's not, it is the economy. every poll across the country, look at nose dive there, to use the phrase with mark lamb. 33% now is unbelievable. >> cheryl: that is president biden. as you pointed out there, taking that demographic for granted and many are saying that, including charles payne. >> carley: don't miss cheryl all morning lon

mr. igor, look if they remove our double the prime minister, shmygal is upset that charles michel is not, but what does this change mean for us? well, look, on the one hand , they say that the fund does not have such a pro-ukrainian position, i don't agree with that, it's just a fund. he looks more at the tactical level, and he believed earlier that the strengthened european integration of ukraine could hinder the unity of europe, the unity of the european union in supporting ukraine now in the course of repelling russian aggression, but we have had other reasons for a long time, we are an official candidate for eu membership , literally for a few the days will come to an end. the relevant negotiating frameworks have been drawn up and approved, that is, i think that mr. koshta will still behave a little differently, i understand correctly, mr. igor, we have reinforcements on the other flank, namely the head of the foreign ministry, if it will actually be kaya kalas, then it seems to me that this is only a plus for us in the karma of european integration, and it is not a fact that it will

mr. bus did not influence the shelves of those catherine princess of wales. and then some social media that you will attend to king charles is both they pray on saturday. she said she's making good progress with the kinds of treatment, but that she's not out of the woods. it will be the princess is 1st public appearance incident diagnosis. the leaders of jason of g 7 countries have wrapped up the main parts of best subject to escalate, releasing that final declaration, it takes aim with russia and countries in anything moscow's war against you. crime doesn't. vladimir putin has promised to be totally 8 against a g 7 agreement to finance or 50000000000 dollar loan to your brain using interest from frozen russian assets. the luxury resort in southern italy square 7 of the world's most advanced economies are meeting to discuss security and economy. but outside the heavily guarded, closed door meetings, activists have an issue. they want to raise the climate for. we need to take action right now. and this re stopping from the government especially died in government. and we demand that now while g 7 countries have about to dr

administrator, charles bolden, who you see if you can shed new light on this charles woody, things happen right regretfully. >> i can't i'm mr. fat is kristinn? >> they gotta i think an eye i am not familiar with this vehicle, but it sounded like something i'll see filled or c fail indication at the three minus three-minute 52nd point. >> and that's an automatic hole where the system implements a hold on its own. so nobody had to do that. so i, but i do not know what but the issue is, i mean, what was interesting, charles, is that we kept hearing the check-in from nassau. we were hearing them say this system and the response would be stable and then this system and they're saucer to be stable. but yet the clock wasn't moving well, they they were checking once the whole was put in place, then what the launch director wanted to make sure was that the vehicle was in fact still in good shape that because there's constantly filling the fuel tank, so they're going through replenishment if you will that the propellant for this vehicle go they boil off and you want to make sure that the tanks are full, so they continue to replenish

of approximately 100 years, charles x, napoleon, hitler came to our land, and our current partners in the west want to do just that. having filled in a detailed quote from mrr to the thirty-ninth president of the united states, jimmy carter. "with ukraine, russia is a power, without? well, they’re doing it so that without. another quote from this author. i’ll note a government official. russia needs to be divided into parts. it will then consist of loose confederation of european russia, a siberian republic, a far eastern republic, which individually would be much easier to establish close economic relations with europe, the new central asian states with the east. well, our, as we have recently come to call partners, have done everything, to tear ukraine away from russia? the idea of ​​independence, separation of this part of our country, demarcation, artificial division of one people, was brought from western ukraine, which is practically a lot has been for centuries. from russia and was essentially austria-hungary, and later poland. for me , the meaning of this war is not only the defense of donbass, although, of course, many years of shelling of the cit

charles hamilton houston. who was he? ms. ali: a lawyer down the street there. mr. demczuk: he was behind brown versus board.e was the dean of howard's law iant. he unfortunatelyne versus board, but his student was thurgood marshall. peter:'s return to april 4, 1968. did you stay open? did ben's stay open? ms. ali: yes. we were the only place that was allowed to remain open. peter: allowed to remain open? ms. ali:ed to remain open during downtime. of course we had these hours we opened at 11:00 in the morning in those days, and on friday and saturday nights. you can see everything in here. we had the reputation of being a part of this wonderful community and welcoming everybody and treating everybody the way you wa was a meeting place, it was gathering place. so when i got a the commander at the street, saying that we have passage for you to come to work tonight. peter: so they shut this area down. there was riotingms. alout of respect for dr. king, they wanted everything closed in d.c. and that place. we went on curfewnights, and we were the only place open. as you walk up and down u street, yo buildings, h

charles. go to public comment. >> are there members who wish to comment on this item? mr. olent, we have no speakers. >> public comment is closed. next item. >> the next is 11 new business, future items charles policy and public affairs officer for discussion. thank you, commissioners. the next schedule meeting for the commission is july 22nd. we think that will be cancelled. so stay tuned for this cancellation notice. the commission meeting after that is monday august 26. look ahead we are in the second half of the year we will look at the agenda items and have ip m for you in september. we will have the director's performance evidence i think august. and um -- there will be more on food waste coming up. report to cal recycle on pounds collected i think we will report to them and want to dive in what that report says for the commission. and -- may be an update on our [inaudible]. there was -- a healthy pipeline of agenda items for second half of the year again. probably starting with august 26. i will puz to see if there is anything to add or questions. >> questions, comme

mr. chairman, i have the honor to inform you that, in accordance with article 12 of the constitution, after carrying out the necessary consultations, i proclaim the dissolution of the national assembly. signed charles having won, became a counterweight to the chaos of anarchy. today the left is again trying to sow chaos and anarchy on the streets of french cities. hooligans beat whips and knocked down the doors of establishments that, in their opinion, provided a platform for the far right. the police tried to disperse the rioters, generously using tear gas and batons. hopes that at some point everything will change for the better, no longer in fashion, the traditional political barrier has been broken called "all together against the far right." the french want radical changes, every third is ready to vote for a national unification, every fourth is for the left, and only 17% still believe emmanuel macron. anastasia popov leah bernatsky denis lesitsin. news of the week, european bureau. on monday at the chairman's meeting. the government and deputy prime ministers discussed important initiatives of vladimir putin at the st. petersburg economic forum. in particular, they talked about the president’

charl. happy father's day into you to my friend, happy father's day to you too mr.serve as fathers. thank you very much for watching everybody. everybody. we are back nexty. nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) reminder, bent finger appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. i want a nonsurgical treatment. and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. the terrorist attacks of october 7th were the single deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. i stand here before you with an extremely burdened and heavy heart. not only for the immense cruelty and loss of life suffered here, but for the immense needs of the people of israel in the months and the years to come as we fight for our survival. it's an especially critical time right now for the elderly. many close family members were killed or severely injured and are no longer able to help them

mr. barroso mentioned, to replace joseph borel is claimed by the current prime minister of estonia , kaia kalas, and the third position is the position currently held by charles, the head of the european council, he can to become a former prime minister. portugal's antonio costa, these are the candidates, but what will happen behind closed doors today, when the leaders will have dinner together and talk, let's see. thank you, yes tatyana, thank you very much for your thoughts. tatyana vysotska, correspondent tv channel, she was just on the air, she told us about the situation after the peace summit, her feelings, her thoughts, and about the results of the elections to the european parliament... soon there will be elections for many, many positions in the european commission, the european parliament, well and i want to remind you that we have a poll on whether the global peace summit will lead to real peace, you can answer yes or no, you can vote on youtube for the youtube broadcast, and you can also vote with your phones if you think that yes... 0800-21381, if you don't think so, 0800 211382, all your calls are free, so... we are pleased to invite volodymyr h

mrs. stein, decided that she could no longer maintain the estate, so she sold it. charles tilden was then the next owner of the property. he owned it. he and his heirs owned it from 1932 to 1960. and then in 1960, it was sold to a group of six different partners local couples, who then used it also as a retreat. up until 1966, and they found that it was difficult to maintain, so they turned to the city. they did not want the property to be developed, so they turned to the city and asked if the city would be interested in purchasing it. and they did, fortunately, and then made it one of their city parks. >> and so an amazing city park that you can come to. it's busy on weekends, weekdays you have all sorts of events here. there's a tea class going on right now. there's a bamboo garden that way, wisteria arch that way. so really it is in terms of a place to explore so many different spots. thanks for letting us kind of hang out here with you all morning. it's really like you. i might just stay. you might not get rid of me. you're more than welcome to so yes, we'll send it ba

mrs. fonderline was planned during a private dinner the day before, but something went wrong and already late in the evening the president of the european council , charlesl, came to the journalists and said, that the leadership of the european union will continue to work on this issue, his short quote follows. it was only clear. it will become clear only next week. today's conversation was a useful step in the preparation of the next european summit at which a decision will be made. by the way, not only the president of the european commission, but also the president of the european council will be re-elected. now he is charles michel, as well as the main european diplomat, josep borel. well, it is also interesting that european means. mass information from with reference to their sources in brussels reported that charles michel is predicted not to remain in the position of president of the european union, but to occupy the chair of the minister of foreign affairs of belgium. the current prime minister of estonia kalas may become the main european diplomat, and it will be great for us if it happens, and we may see the prime minister of portugal, antonio

mrs. ivana, the meeting started today in brussels of the european council, and today, president zelenskyi has already signed an agreement with the heads of the institutions of the european union, charleshel and usurlei fonderley, an agreement in the field of security, in addition, security agreements with lithuania and estonia have also been signed, which is... a security agreement with the european union, what does it give to ukraine, is it a signal not only to ukraine, including the russian federation, that ukraine is part of the european space, that ukraine is part of the future euro-atlantic space, or are these clear signals and dots above and for to explain to the whole world that now ukraine will be integrated, sooner or later integrated into europe. union and the north atlantic alliance. well, all those promises about assistance, further assistance to ukraine in the military sphere, in the humanitarian, economic, financial sphere, which were included in this agreement, about these joint security obligations between the european union and ukraine, they say that all this will continue provided. if ukraine continues to demonstrate its progress towards its european future to member

mr. levin: i rise in support of h.r. 5985 would rename the united states after charles setta reese allen. she was a pioneer a business woman, church pastor and founder of the oceanside girls club. i can think of no other honor to permanently recognize her. she came to oceanside in the!< 1930. after moving to oceanside a catering food for her neighbors and opened the first black-owned store front and it was a social gathering spot for residents. throughout her time in oceanside. she was dedicated for caring for the marines. she went on to find the oceanside girls club and served as director. i had the privilege of setting down with the nephew of ms. allen and and his gratitude for the opportunity to honor her. he is thrilled to see his aunt recognized. i am touched by the deep ties that ms. allen have to oceanside and i honor the community that still benefits. if passed, this legislation would not only honor her as a resident and community leader and commitment our community does so much for us. as is served by camp pendleton owing side holds it in its dna. i urge the remainder of this to

mr. holmes. by the 52.8 million in 24 hours paid that is a lot of donations. that's a lot of money. exit charles said that number is expected to climb to about one to $50 million i can do that math is about three times larger than that all we just reported on. it will be something to watch to see if former president trump benefits from this conviction of course all the roads lead to november it will have to see it works out. arthel: we will watch, thank you lucas, thank you. >> the trump conviction may be a victory for manhattan d.a. aliment bride, for now at least now the republican controlled house judiciary committee is demanding he show up and testify about it chairman jim jordan calls the trial kangaroo court said the verdict is an example of partisan prosecutors weaponize and the justice system. brexit so far has not responded to calls to chest of after the verdict came down thursday he defended his office and he handled trump's case like any other. arthel: the mother of georgia nursing student lake and rally sobs in court yesterday as the man accused of killing lakin pleaded not guilty pr

mr . assigns is activities the cases dragged on for too long. let's get across to australia now where we can talk to dw reporter joel joel roys running us now from sidney charles. so julian assigned, i understand he's, he's on his way to his i want in the pacific. can you tell us what happens from here? he's on the way to the know the very on the islands the uh, oriental islands or a territory of the united states. they like between australia and japan, and that's not exactly the common place you might expect a high profile case like these to be heard. but the reason is, according to the united states department of justice, that is, the julian massage was fearful of going to the united states that he preferred to go to this territory which is closer to his home country or australia. it's not exactly clear whether the northern area on the islands or any kind of legal advantage to join us on because they're still part of the us justice system. but in any case, they are close to $200.00. and so what happens now? well, uh tomorrow morning is due to face the us federal court on those islands. and he's expected to be prostituted incentives on the same day, a pleadin

according to the financial times, mr benjamin was on an official trip to two mexican states and a d—day veteran has been given an 100th birthday card in person by king charles miller was invited to buckingham palace, where he told the king about his experiences of second world war normandy landings in nazi occupied france. mr miller , who turned france. mr miller, who turned 100 today landed on the normandy beachesin 100 today landed on the normandy beaches in june 1944 and took part in the allied military operation to liberate occupied france and western europe. he said he was totally surprised and delighted to be invited to the palace . and for the latest the palace. and for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to ben and . ellie. ben and. ellie. >> thanks for. yeah, and welcome to saturday morning live. the time is 10:05. and our top story this morning a tory wipe—out could be on the horizon with a new poll showing the conservatives could be reduced to just 72 seats at next month's general election. yes. >> and labour is also predicted to win a huge landslide

charles schwab. trade brilliantly. >>> it is time for the lightning round. we will play the sound and then the lightning round is over. let's start with gabe in texas. >> booyah, mr booyah. >> i'm an 18-year-old. i want to give a shout out to my grandpa who recommended your show to me and paid for my subscription. >> thank you. >> i have a question about vistra. >> it is a momentum stock. i think it is the sweet stock of the energy department but i prefer constellation. let's go to tom. >> thank you for taking my call. happy father's day. >> thank you very much. what's up? >> i'm calling you about one of the stocks out there. it appears based on recent news the protein-based covid shot may have fewer side effects than its competitor. it is novavax >> you are not going to get me on that. i think it was a lucky break. you are not going to get me on that. let's go to arden in indiana. >> mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call. i'm wondering about twilio. i have 75% loss on an investment from a few your back. >> there is a call saying that business is not good and the consumer could tank them. i still cannot recommend twili . it is shocking to see that company, dis

mr. beach. it's not coincidental that they have not reversed or tried reverse the tax cut jobs act because they have been getting more receipts with that in place charles> so they cannot afford to do that and they know that. charles: and of course to your point, they won't admit it but it's hard to argue. we've got the strongest economy in the world and not give some credit to the tax policy. you know, there's also a lot of talk about how strong households are. we've got guests after guests they always talk about it in nominal terms. adjusted for inflation is a much different story isn't it? >> it is. there was a chart in the "wall street journal" that was very staggering and if you look at the sort of inflation adjusted household net worth, you see a very different story that the non-inflation adjusted and i think that we need to dig even further because one of those things that we always see are averages. >> technical difficulties >> and the people who are elite with wealthy and have assets and they continue to do very well but the people who are middle class, who are working class, those are the people who are struggling. on an average basis, charle

charles over beekeeping. it comes as former england football captain has been named the ambassador of king's foundation, the monarch's charity. mrthe king compared beekeeping tips when they met ahead of the announcement. the foundation offers educational programmes to protect traditional skills and aims to revitalise communities through urban regeneration and supporting sustainable food production. mr beckham said he was excited to help raise awareness of the charity's work . awareness of the charity's work. and for the latest story , sign and for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now it's back to . camilla. it's back to. camilla. >> thanks, sofia. welcome back to the camilla tominey show. lots more still to come. as promised in just a minute. i'm going to be speaking to the health secretary, victoria atkins. i'll be getting to the bottom of whether the tories can take on striking junior doctors, as well as battling to save their seats at the ballot box. i'll also be speaking to shadow home secretary yvette cooper . is home secretary yvette coope

mr. sheehan's here, i'd love him to come to the podium since i have some questions for him as well. hi there. hello, hello, commissioners. charles sheehan, chief policy and public affairs officer for the environment department. glad to be here. thank you very much. and thank you for your good work. i don't know much about the department. how big is your staff and what is your annual budget, staff. you know, obviously fluctuates depending on vacancies, but it's around 90 ish personnel, and then in terms of budget, i want to say about 25 to $30 million. and do you partner the most with public works in terms of all city departments or. not necessarily, i would say that there are a couple of departments that we routinely collaborate with, work on existing city programs and then work on like new upcoming environmental initiatives and ordinances. public works is probably one of the top three five. i'd have to really sit down to see who is number one, but like when it comes to ipm, when it comes to like building electrification in our latest initiative with, ev charging on the curb, there's usually one or more public works representati

mr. chairman, i have the honor to inform you that. pursuant to article 12 of the constitution, after the necessary consultations, i proclaim the dissolution of the national assembly, signed charlestoday the left is again trying to sow chaos and anarchy on the streets of french cities. hooligans broke windows and knocked down the doors of establishments that... in their opinion, they provided a platform for the far right. the police tried to disperse the rioters, generously using tear gas and batons. in nantes, left-wing protesters for some reason tore the french flag from the balcony of one of the residents and shouted obscenities at the right-wingers. a general protest march took place on saturday. the unions pulled out a couple of hundred thousand people. they called the possibility of victory right in the elections organized by macron. nothing fatal happened, i trust our fellow citizens, i am sure that the french are smart, they see everything, they understand the difference between expressing anger and creating serious ones. called all together against the far right. the french want radical changes; every third person is ready to vote for national unification. fourth for the

mr. nethe's campaign pointed out term limits pointing out that fully had been in office since top show on tel. he was the first speaker to lose a reelection bid since 1860. charlese as a 24-year member of the military. it got on my nerves. it bothered me greatly. a caller yesterday, for the maga mom yoguys had on, and all of the other maga matter, i want ts question. the love for donaldmp, she indicated yesterday, i ho lister this one simple question. donald trump mentioned he could touch private parts because he is so famous and get away with it. would you still love him and adore him, america, if he touched your mother's parts, daughters parts, so on and so forth because he brags ont?she n needs to apologize. for what, i don't really know. i want to ask anybody else, has donald trump ever apologized the central park 5? the five youd of raping a white? it was true they did not do it. he never apologized for that. he never apologized for discrimina in their housing units. t to understand, america, the love and fascination for an adulterer and one who believes>y in christian values, wha values of america? we are supposed to be the shining light on the hill like r

mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider 512. the presiding officer: the question is on themotion. all in favor say yea. the motion to to. the clerk: nomination theciary, charles willoughby of california to be an of the lg district of columbia. motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the stany move to bring to a close the debate on the nominat executive p calendar number 512, crles j. wi columbia to be an associate judge of the superior court of the dis of 15 years, signed by 18 senators.schumer: -- be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i of a quorum. mr. kennedy: mr. president, i ask that call vote begin immediately. the presiding officer: is there objection. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 597, nancy l. maldonado of illinois to be united states ccu the seventh circui