it wasn't without a hiccup, but chief mullen made it happen and we are happy that it is complete. same with assistant deputy chief miller. the absolute enormous work happening there under the esr programs. to include the ex fws, the emergency generators, projects in various stages. enormous work. all important. all important this one probably the most important at this time for the fire department is the new fire training facility. schematic design. focus on floor plans and of individual structures and adjacency and how those floor plans work together. design modifications made to include the driver cone courses within the boundaries of the site. all of our folks that go through suppression are trained on the engine, ambuljs. ambulance. it is challenging to do at treasure island or has become challenging because of the construction there. we have not done it there for some time. looking for a site. we were utilizing the alamany but continues to dwindle. having this on site is very important and integral to the project we keep folks on site. chief is doing a fantastic job with the

and then if it was 1st exhibited in the spring of 1924 and the 1st edition to mullens for have a ton with made in the fall. or if he's been doing the way we can speak of a century of the moans for the return of the buses to be able to grab a photo expression off the egypt became itself in stage, they offered an exchange, the light side statue of the high priest run if the for the legendary post of an f a t t. jane seymour gave the green light. a deep sleep archaeologist, an egyptologist consulted in the language of the same opinion that this wasn't, should go ahead because he's been from an opt historical and egypt to logical point of view. the past was not as valuable as they thoughts. i mean, critics walk would be a waiting, waiting situation, but the public so things differently and looked to the museums. there was a string of all schools and the press against the decision, which was then with us. in the end, the opinion of the experts counted less than that of the general public. you guys that's impressive is probably going to the. 5 1933, the national socialist seized power in g

dale mullen made him more active when he came into the game.ttack line was his golden talisman . gudigakpo, who was unique, scored a goal and became the best player on the field. he chased the ball. what he did was the ball that was going, of course, his play against the romanian defense was fantastic, but we can also talk more about romania. we expected much more from this team. their coach used to work in napoli. really , england is a pain in the ass of this unknown team their presence in the euros made them a great team , and i think we expected the same from romania , but i think the quality of the players of the dutch national team can also be pointed out. no , there was a very good romanian left defender who was given two cards. they are in front of the national team. i think his name was banco. he was not in this game and he was in the defensive position . the left side that mogosh had left was injured, vitani was brought into the game and the left side channel was completely at the disposal of the dutch. middle and i think, well, we rea

substitute donniel mullen scored a brace. 3:0 victory for the netherlands, but it could have been muchore. holland also reached the quarterfinals of the european championship for the first time since euro 2008. the quarterfinals of the tournament will take place on friday and saturday. it all starts with the spain-germany match. portugal will play next against france. england entered switzerland and the netherlands, turkey. the bookmakers have the tournament favorite going into the quarterfinals. is considered the england team, the odds for their victory are slightly more than four, turkey has the least chance, their championship is estimated at odds of 22. the sixth racket of the world, andrei rublev lost for the first time in 3 years in the first round of a grand slam tournament. the day before, the russian sensationally lost to the 122nd racket of the world, argentinean francisco comesanie. the russian lost in four sets 4-6, 7-5, 2-6, 6-7. and the match lasted almost 3 hours. rublev lost the opening game, then equalized the score in sets, but failed to consolidate his success. in th

substitute donil mullen scored a brace. 3:0 victory for the dutch, but it could have been much more.rfinals of the european championship for the first time since that very euro. 2008. the quarterfinals at the european championships will be held on friday and saturday. it all starts with the spain-germany match. next, portugal will play against the french team. england entered switzerland and the netherlands , turkey. the bookmakers consider the england team to be the favorite of the tournament before the quarter-final stage. the odds for their victory are just over four. turkey has the least chance. their championship is estimated by odds of 22. the sixth racket of the world is andrey rublev. for the first time in 3 years, i lost in the first round of a tournament grand slam series. the day before, the russian sensationally lost to world no. 122 argentinean francisco kremesania. the russian lost in four sets, and the match lasted almost 3 hours. rublev lost the opening game, then equalized the score with a set, but failed to consolidate his success. in the third game, the russian gav

maga movement, he did not even vote for trump in 2016, he voted for the third party candidate evan mullen said that the movement is larger than me, i have to integrate myself, once integrated, j.d. vance is among the pugilistic defenders of the maga movement. trump loves that any cannot wait. and those around donald trump cannot wait for a vice presidential debate between j.d. vance and kamala harris kamala harris. >> norah: very close with donald trump son donald jr. and tucker carlson. >> it's a family affair, and donald trump jr. has won the battle. >> norah: major garrett, thank you so much. the assassination attempt on the former president is on everyone's mind a milwaukee, and tonight cbs news has learned new details about the shooter. he went to a gun range near pittsburgh in the days before the shooting, and just hours ahead of the rally, he bought a box of ammunition for his father's air style rifle. still there is no word on motive, even though investigators have cracked to the gunman cell phone. cbs's scott macfarlane reports questions are mounting tonight about the security br

using heavy weapons, jones and suicide vehicles, which result in losses, football, b, and c, and mullens soldiers. the last of the round from the proved group was received on july 27th. at 1710. the 3 of us left, we're continuing to fight for my colleagues. rachel rudo on eager said enough talk through watson, merging a bike, ukrainian involvement in the deadly attack. in bali. we have received exclusive photographs from a source within the russian african mercenary community apache. these pictures were meant to be published by one of the men traveling with that military convoy that was destroyed and apparently that man was killed during the ambush. but this is the photograph, and you can see the military patch here showing a ukrainian pride, and which is one of ukraine's national symbols and what it means. according to our source. these pictures were obtained from one of the chests of the ukrainian military instructors who are right now operating is that part of africa and this is according to our source, is a direct link and it shows me approve that. well, there has been some talk, som

now, though, thanks to karl mullen, a friend and fellow musician, richard has found newfound fame, with lovers around the world. i'll be amazed if i'm still able to play like that, if i'm still breathing at that age, but i'm able to play or able to play anything like at the level that richard can. yeah, it's... ..it's amazing. loads of nice comments. people saying, "wish he was my neighbour so i could listen "to the sounds all day". "splendid, richard." " bravo! " for richard though, who still plays the piano every day, fame in his twilight years has all been a bit bemusing. tried it for 13 years and nothing ever happened before that. and to find all of a sudden at 92 that, er... it's unbelievable. all my girlfriends seem to have gone absolutely mad. there's one in hungary, sends everything over to hungary, and there's a... i've got quite a following out there. a whole new fan base! yeah. with help from karl, richard's planning to post more videos in the coming weeks and months, proving it's never too late to show the world what you can do. phil connell, bbc news, york. beautifully done

perhaps these not expected to stray too far since mullen, out to sierra for inside story. okay . we can now bring in our guest or any other drug test on his doctor for our does id, who's the head of the american studies department at the university of to ron. and he's also a specialist and us iran related issues. joining us from london, his works on it for a month for my on a lecture in modern release politics at the university of cambridge and the specialists in middle east security. joining us from dubai is dr. my herancha barava who's a professor of government at georgetown university in cats are. thank you so much for your time with us on inside story dr. as id. i'll start with you 1st and to her on. so the president's previously ran for the presidency in 2013 and again in 2021, but he failed to make significant progress both times. what was the for this time around the you know, see the, that's the position here. and it was endorsed by president time e. he was the minister of president contacting the health minister the really his 10 years he was endorsed by does it for this

they say the current system reserves. mullens off of the jobs for government supporters of the town of southern ethan bosnia herzegovina is preparing to commemorate the murder of as many as $8000.00 most of the men and boys in 1995 is the 1st event since the united nations voted to mont july, the 11th is a day of genocide, commemoration full of it as well. that vote was resisted by neighboring sub you said it was politically motivated and the stabilizing. it's john howard falls from cyber nisa and bosnia herzegovina. as the muslim enclave of threat brands failed to boast, incense policies in july 1995. mostly men and boys separated from the women and children, fled subs were under orders to cuba. and they did so indiscriminately smell through more than 8000 people that he was among those fleeting for their lives. they bought my escape through the forest took 11 days during which i lost consciousness and was left behind the majority of a most. i'm rather kept bleak or for now. grandma flies, 8 the blisters of my feet and the maggot. scroll through the flashing of stuff i tried, but i co

let's have peter mullen. - ugh!tudents, there is a plague of smut on our cable boxes. shows that feature re-enactments of unsolved crimes and spousal homicides. i'm talking, of course, about murder porn. - murder porn? - that's more like it. - according to the neilson ratings, viewership in shows like cold case files date line murder and deadly affairs is sky rocketing among married couples. the increased viewership has brought about a whole new slew of shows that use graphic sex and innuendo to make spousal murder more titillating. shows like southern fried homicide, sinful secrets, on the case with paula zahn. and it's all smut and it's garbage and it's trash! ah-ahem. your parents are watching this stuff. go home and ask them, and as we ask them we must ask also ourselves, if they're obsessed with this stuff, then how long, how long before one of our daddies dresses up in lingerie and bashes mommy's head in with a brick? [clapping] [sharon moaning, laughing] [knocking] - oh, crap! who could that be? oh, it's prob

giving up their fight and have pledge to once again make their voices heard a lot. correspondent, mullen. i my how i gave a space updates bluff shows the johnson law of the federal republic of germany who was also attending the ceremony today. he really wanted to underline that all the stuff that's when it comes up for a to this environmental issues. but also when comes up to the rule of law will be significantly supported. and that is something like the underlined for this project . but still a lot of people here in serbia and also scientist, for example, from the university of serbia saying that it's a project which really like harms the nature. so there's quite like also a lot of discussions um now going on and the opposition called for example, you and serbia that they want to also again demonstrate the going to against this contract, which was signed today to bank. the desk for the best toll continues to rise as police and secure with the officials clashed with student processes on the streets of the capital. draco, dozens of people have been killed in the buttons. the residents on

and so this fight fight, fight mullen, for the soccer moms. these individuals who are in these crowd these hard working americans, they might not have that respected understanding of a deep foreign policy connection from president from how much money has been spent . yep. you know, in, in ukraine and a funneling of, of billions of dollars into ukraine. but they do understand the cost of milk. they do understand the cost of bags. and the sticker shock in america right now is absolutely staggering when they go to the pump and they go to fill up their car. and so i think you're, you're seeing this mass of awareness and the saying, yes, we need to go back to where we were 4 years ago in the united states of america. and of trump represents that, that i'm with that sadly, foreign policy in america for voters is always lower down the list. yep. it's always those the kitchen table issues. it's always what it costs to put dinner on the table in america. it's always how much money am i making in my job? it's those wallet issues. it's the morning and am

mullen with the netherlands said it now has made it to you— zero to the netherlands for the around a like they will be going through in that time. last night, portugal booked their spot in the quarter—finals — just — where they will face france and kylian mbappe. but it was another difficult night for cristiano ronaldo. international football's leading goalscorer has yet to find the back of the net so far at euro 2024 in regular play, having taken 20 shots in his four matches and is closing in on an unwanted record currently held by his former team—mate deco — who took 2a without scoring at euro 200a. ronaldo also took and missed four free kicks, meaning he's now scored just one of 60 at major tournaments. to make matters worse, he missed a penalty in extra time that could have sealed victory and was inconsolable afterwards. he redeemed himself in the shootout as portugal progressed. earlier i spoke with journalist andy brassell — about the impact he's having on the portugal team. the fact is portugal means everything to him. more than anything else perhaps in his career. we saw in 2

now this will shock you, this will shock you, to para phrase senator mark wayne mullen, it's time for stand their butts up. we need trade policies that put american workers first. it needs to be easier for companies to remain in america. we need legal protections that make it safer for workers to get a contract. we must stop corporations from abandoned local communities to inflate their bottom line. we need meaningful bankruptcy concern today and buying companies like yellow freight with intent of driving into bankruptcy and feasting on every means and corpse leave workers begging for crumbs as third tier creditors. americans vote for union but can never get a union contract. companies fireworker who is try to join unions and hide behind toothless laws that are meant to protect working people but are manipulated to benefit corporations. this is economic terrorism at its best, a individual cannot withstand such an assault. a fired worker cannot afford corporate delalays in these grey employers know it. there are no consequences for the company, only the worker. we need corporate welfar

going to be hosted by senator mark wayne mullen of oklahoma. plans are underway but i can guarantee you he will hit the trail even sooner before that as well. a lot of busy events for him coming up. >> let's bring in jessica anderson and trump 2024 surrogate harrison fields. thank you both and welcome on the show. new york times columnist david french, just talking about jd vance who's going to be out campaigning said this about the vance pick. he's the vice president pick for the base, for the people who want to see revolutionary disruption in the american government. this is the pick of a very competent presidential nominee. you can see here, you look at this harrison and you can see they changed it from a -- from assaulting democracy to a revolutionary disruption and american government. >> thank you for having me on tonight's. jd vance is a threat to the left because he stands for these policies. his story is a story from rags to riches. the story of america -- american exceptionalism. that your zip code in the story of your upbringing does

congressman kevin mullen weighing in as well, violence has no place in our democracy. so of course a moment like this does ripple through the entire nation, really the world, and it comes back home to the bay area, so we have been talking to people across the political spectrum. here is the report. >> no one should get shot. period. >> reporter: the impact is being felt across the country, including right in the bay area. stephanie hill said when she heard the news, she thought it was awful. but she wasn't surprised. >> i kind of expected it, to be honest. because it feels like the democrats are running out of chances here, and so they really, really don't want him to win. >> even if you don't agree, it is still not okay to shoot somebody because they have a different opinion. that is why we live in america, to have different opinions and that is okay. >> reporter: olivia says she doesn't understand how something like this can happen. >> i think it is really scary what happened because you know, they do all the security measures and it is still not safe, and i want to

to paraphrase senator mark wayne mullen, it's time for both sides of congress to stand their butts upade policies that put american workers first. it needs to be easier for companies to remain in america. we need legal protections that make it safer for workers to get a contract. we must stop corporations from abandoning local communities to inflate their bottom line. we need meaningful bankruptcy reform today. corporate vultures buy up companies like yellow freight with the intention of driving them into bankruptcy and feasting on their remains. the courts leave workers begging for crumbs as third-tier creditors. labor law must be reformed. americans vote for a union, but can never get a union contract. companies fire workers who try to join laws are meant to protect the working people but benefit corporations. this is economic terrorism at its best. an individual cannot withstand such an assault. a fired worker cannot afford corporate delays, and these greedy employers know it. there are no consequences for the company. only the worker. we need corporate welfare reform. under our cu

and, according to senator mullen, an hour before, they saw this man with a backpack and a range finder they lost him. 19 minutes before the shots were fired. i don't care whose responsible. if you saw this guy and secret service said that they did, then why didn't they take care of it? how did they lose this guy? it's like an argument who is responsible. we see a guy with a view finder or what do you call it a range finder. >> range finder. >> ainsley: people are saying that they see him on top of the roof with a rifle. i don't care who is responsible just get this guy down before he shoots the president. >> right. right. and what my one other additional comment i'll make is that through the comms system, my officers did hear that there was a suspect and they actually left their post and they went onto the property. and to conduct the search and when you hear that there was an officer encountering the suspect, the officer was not climbing a ladder. he was actually being hoisted by fellow officer to get a view up onto the roof. as he was being hoisted. >> ainsley: that's new information

not welcome here and it's media who to leads the area which is here as senior political analyst, mullens, the shower says the is there any prime minister and his government ultimately responsible for the attack? spiked uh some 5 decade, 6 decades of occupation. the majority of the residents of most of the shops refused to accept his writing citizenship, despite so many attempts of appeasing them and the wording them for being part of the possibilities that they had actually gone. i, since i was 1981 was there really by is really part of my by degree they, i mixed up on highs and they've been trying since 14 years later. it's just not helping these people really sweet. but we have experience. yeah. have also a very close attachments to see, even if it's a lot of it is, i guess, aside, but the parcel world, even though there's a 2nd mostly, but there's a part and parcel of the as well as the 1st time. so the idea that nothing, you know, would quote, the children who died there were children. this is bianca. dishes is bianca, is beyond. i don't know what to say because ultimately is he just

well don't jo mullen from the back of dentist twice later on in the match. benevolence looking see when the 2 men for the 1st time since 1988. and on that occasion too many were inside the house. let's go live now. it's not a correspondence. how many cane, who's in berlin? i'm gonna get to talk to you again the, let's start with that 1st match to key and all street a lot of people before the time for federal street. one of the teams that were lighting up the tournament took you didn't look too bad in the group stages themselves, but they all the team that at the phones, what do we make of that to the point to make about that game that says finish and of course the last hour or so is that the australian seem to be taken by surprise. the goal being schooled by the turkish teams so early . and it took me austrian team quite a long time to get over that and really get into the game. and looking at the match as a whole, it was only really the 2nd turkish go that seem to provide the inputs us to the austrian team to go in search of the goals that they would need to bring themselves back. it a

is conservative peer in the house of lords, daniel mullen, who's got a bit of a poncho thing going oning back there. and trade unionist and author paul mbappe, who's coming in in dreads next time round. but if you miss that, you can catch up on any case now there's a little football game going on this weekend. evidently on sunday it's it might be coming home. it might not. who knows? we've been here before. england play in the euros final against spain. someone's probably a culture appropriate in that as well. however, if you walk through the streets of london and probably other big cities, you would never know it . now in london. never know it. now in london. still we have got beautiful rainbow flags flying up regent street and oxford street and all the big streets in the west end of london, so where are the england flags? that's what i want to know. where are they? i haven't seen i mean, i've got my flag on my balcony and i hope, gentlemen, you both got england flags out. no, i'm afraid not. so why are we not flying the cross of saint george? i'm going to come to you first on this o

to paraphrase senator mark wayne mullen, it is time for both sides of congress to stand their butts upt a contract. we must stop corporations from abandoning the local communities to inflate their bottom line. we need meaningful bankruptcy reform. today, the vultures buy up the companies like yellow freight with the intent of driving them into bankruptcy and feasting on their remains. the courts leave workers begging for crumbs as third-tier creditors. labor law must be reformed. the americans vote for unions, but they can't get a contract, and companies fire the workers who vote for unions and hide behind the toothless laws and manipulate them and this is terrorism at its best, and america cannot withstand such an assault. a fired worker cannot afford corporate delays and the greedy corporations know this, and there are no consequences for the company and only the worker. we need corporate welfare reform. under our current system, massive companies like amazon, uber, lyft and walmart take zero responsibilities for the workers they employ. these companies offer no real health insurance

now, though, thanks to karl mullen, a friend and fellow musician, richard has found newfound fame, with but i'm able to play or able to play anything like at the level that richard can. yeah, it's... ..it's amazing. loads of nice comments. people saying, "wish he was my neighbour so i could listen "to the sounds all day". "splendid, richard." " bravo! " for richard though, who still plays the piano every day, fame in his twilight years has all been a bit bemusing. tried it for 13 years and nothing ever happened before that. and to find all of a sudden at 92 that, er... it's unbelievable. all my girlfriends seem to have gone absolutely mad. there's one in hungary, sends everything over to hungary, and there's a... i've got quite a following out there. a whole new fan base! yeah. with help from karl, richard's planning to post more videos in the coming weeks and months, proving it's never too late to show the world what you can do. phil connell, bbc news, york. what a star! now the weather with ben. summer is here for many of us at least, a beautiful summer scene for this weather watcher

you may remember sean o'brien got into a fight with senator mullen of oklahoma.t wasn't just a sparring, but a -- >> yeah. >> it was -- it almost became quite physical. >> interviews with him yesterday. he reached out and has n't hear. he hasn't been invited. >> you notice the messaging in the ties -- >> mine has no message. solidarity. >> former president trump had a red tie and j.d. vance was wearing a blue one. sean o'brien was wearing a purple tie. >> you think that was planned? >> yeah. really. >> >> purplish? >> i'm not sure. >> i think that's the messagime. my guess is somebody told them to wear those colors. >> funny. we probably said that before. we get hate mail from both sides. i guess we're doing something right. we get a lot of love. mostly love mail. >>> united health just reporting. $6.810 a share. better than the $6.66 a share. ahh! revenue was better than expected. the company is affirming its guidance for the year for the full year. the outlook absorbs an estimated 60 cents a share of business disruption for the affected change at hethsalthcare