will set up our next conversation and bring up our next panel by framing the conversation about national news media. we heard insights about local media and how to help communities feel seen on the local level. now we talk about national. so much more in common then apart, but often times it is hard to see the commonalities. that is why i am thankful for earlier this week for the clips because it was a moment where people felt a sense of belonging, community, commonality and it was not just that. on sunday the ncaa basketball championship, the country rallying around caitlin clark. another moment of unity, we have more in common. i'm struck by those examples because those were national events. basketball games are support produced by different weightings, but the eclipse coverage was brought by nasa, taxpayer funded cameras and major american networks. millions of people tuned in for that experience that brought us together. you know i'm saying that because i'm going to turn in a darker direction, but it is important to recognize news is not always bleak. it can bring us together. as people l

you put me in the new york times facing the national news. so what i'd like you do to feel better and save your stomach lining, would you spend? more time with new jersey and your county and town and maybe you have something to worry about with your school board. i don't know. things happen there, but i think we need to remember how our information comes. us and the industries that give it, send it to us for us to buy. yeah. also is a lot of local outlets are shutting down and there's well yeah if you want to worry about that and that's something should worry about but don't just worry about it do something about it. yeah. do something about it. so a friend of mine is the marvelous jelani cobb, a journalist who is now the head of the columbia journalism and of course, is very aware of what you're talking about, about the of local reporting and state reporting. and so one of the things that his on is making journalism school tuition free. so do something do something. just don't sit at home and read the national paper pay attention to the natio

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host: let's talk about some house races national news, because of the pt and now who's endorsing themts, the republican party primary races. starting with the virginia race, congressman bob good, the incumbent, trying to get another tell us the back story and where this race stands today. guest:ace stands still too close to call. this is a primary race in virginiahat features bob good, the freedom caucus chairman, who is being challenged by john maguire, who was endorsed by president. somebodyrv■e has really split the conservative■p the -- and the movement in the republican party. they are separated by 300 or so s. still too close to call. they are counting some provisional ballots. but, you know, right now,r. good is trailing the challenger who has been backed by donald so, the big question at this point is will there be some kind of recount election? is a procet election. in the election week will days or weeks in the it is super bowl selectionur viewers whoot mccarthy leadership role he joined with people like matt gaetz to win td endorsed. >> .micro movement conservatively the rep

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august 5 for the when i saw the candidates for the local elections, national news. so i was surprised at the a f. d is the party with the most candidates? come do that and and that's also an issue in our village. i was glad i decided to run to the local counselor because otherwise wouldn't be a if he would have been on the list. in a complicated world, some defiance from the phone, from attractive, according to studies around half of the population does trust the german pa, given it's even, was concerning the media landscape. 2 sides have little or no trust in it. ahead of the u. p. and elections, 2 sides have also lost face vis you can commission. citizens are becoming increasingly alienated from democratic institutions. this is why if the conspiracy narrative go down, well with many people he in punk book reimbursement. essentially we don't want to let this thing run. i thought we have to warn people because strictly speaking, this body has nothing to offer people by, you know, even if they don't realize that yet. so do you meet so beaten already and dismissed fro

host: let's talk about some house races that are making national news, because of who they have supportede past and now who's endorsingthis ti'n splits, the■6 republican party splits and within the democratic party in some of these primary races. starting with the virginia race, congressman bob good, the cumbent, trying to get another term. tell us the back story and where well, the racethis is a primarn , just outside of charlottesville, that features bob good, the freedom caucus chairman, who is being challenged by john maguire, somebody who was endorsed by president. somebody who has really split the consva movement in the -- and the maga movement in the republican party. they are separated by 300 or so votes. still too close to call. g some provisional ballots. but, you know, right now, mr. good is trailing the challengerd trump. ji big question at this point is will there there is a process for a recount electifor a recount in that ele. weill next days or even weeks whether that process moves forward, given that it is a super close election. it likely willeahost: a reminder viewers t

george and i'll be back with laurens. national news next down. the last name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that is soon about saying it aloud. and mess with it being nosy bay, like good everyone to king the award winning called called the called back the trying those the electric vehicle industry. so i thought keeping points well it flies or cold. that's under the pressure on one front. domestic manufacturers are engaged in multiple prize worth of feature bathrooms. where on the other, they face global threats from steve terrace and substitute you as usa are ready to slam the brakes on chinese tvs going global. the chinese domestic tv markets is not the biggest in the world. yes, only test last b, y, b and b. all adults has been able to make a profit. we have select with the vendors, these rigs. but what's up all the casualty? over 400 the electric vehicle companies have bad and the staggering 90 percent has gone fund crossing just to 60 it's only giants like tesla, b,

six out of 10 americans have more trust in local than national news and eight of 10 americans trust local news to give them the nation to get all in their community so the question is how do we harness this energy to empower people to stay connected. there are places we can learn, when you look at science, that industry faced challenges and thought about how we become more democratic in our approach to create citizen science. you can test your own water, participate in science, whether it is experiments, schools, other laces, citizen assemblies, holding their own assemblies. city councils are budgeting. this started in brazil, the idea that citizens can take a budget and allocate where the community wants the budget spent is citizens choosing when their money would go. what can we do differently? if the problem is providing accurate information these are questions we might want to ask, who was the public? how does the public want to receive information, not just today, but 10 years from now. 10 years from now a child who is 10 years old will be 20. they will not know a world where generat

every time we because every time they hit us on the national news, sales escalate and our phones go off] so bring it on. and i have the honor o fearless. she does not back down. you may remember an arizona or's race she was recently in. we are not going to talk about the machines running out■( of things. that never happened to democrat areas. qlp■that perhaps god had a highr purpose. perhaps god knew arizona needed her to represent them in washington. arizona does need her. america needs her. she is my favorite mama bear. she is a picture that has the dna of our founding fathers running through her veinsis is o fear, will not stop, and has committed her life, walke, awa to commit her life to our freedom. ladies and gentlemen, please join me inin [applause] i6hkari: hey! my gosh. you are all here so early. i love you too. whoever id i love all of you. oh my gosh. i thought iy in the morning, nobody would wake up. but and i am just absolutely honored to be here. leh, thank you for the introduction. dr. senator lankford thank you for , your leadership. i can't imagine dr. carson with the t

every time we are attacked i feel like it is a blessing because every time they hit us on the national newsescalate and our phones go off. and i have the honor of introducing someone who is used to attacks. she is fearless. she does not back dow arizona governor's race she was recently in. we are not going to talk aboutuf things.you know, that never hapo democrat areas. that perhaps god had a higher purpose. perhaps god knew that arizona t them in washington. arizona does need her. america needs her. she is my favorite mama bear■7 that has the dna of our founding fathers running through her. this is a woman that has no to commit her life to our freedom. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a warm welcome to the one and only kari lake. ♪ [applause] kari: hey! oh my gosh. you are aller whoever said that. i love you right back. yes, i love you right back. i oh my gosh. ■ was speaking early in the morning, nobody would wake up. butrowd, and i am just absolutely honored to be here. leigh, thank you for the introducon. dr. carson, you are amazing. senator lankford thank you for , your l

policies, voted overwhelmingly to select him as president the thought of a new coalition government which was phoned off the african national congress failed to win a majority in the may and elections. and that's a life now to somebody, the miller, she's out the union buildings in pretoria, where around opposes new gratian will be taking place. and for me, it was saying, well, the thing that changed arrived focused through events that today what we've just had those proceedings begin a few moments ago. and we've heard the introduction and welcoming of the number of heads of state and the southern african development communities by represented with presidents from angola, mozambique, zimbabwe, milan. we would also the kings from la sue to end is what teeny, we are expecting presidency. let's look them up or so to be sworn in within the next hour, and then he will address those dignities you've mentioned, as well as the crowds that have gathered on the low, low and just outside the union. buildings will come to witness the integration of food on the poor. so now taking office, but we sick and time and to the people have come

regional opts on bbc two, so you can't have your usual integration of the regional news and the national newsu put it on bbc two. so i think the least worse option for the bbc is to put the football with the mass audience on bbc one, sometimes have the bulletin a little bit later and also keep an alternative schedule going on bbc two if you can because lots of people like richard osman as well. newswatch viewers, i have to say regularly complain that they're fed up with several minutes of bulletin time being taken up with pre—match build up for the first scotland game, for example. that wasn't news, was it? there i am completely with the viewers, samira, because i do think there is actually too much sport in the news and especially that a lot of the build up, as you say, a lot of the preview which doesn't really tell us anything at all. and sometimes it's well, now it seems to be absolutely mandatory that when you do a match report, you've also got to have a report from leeds about how people in leeds watch the match. what we know actually we all watch the match if we're interested in it and

i guess my, as i did when i saw the candidates for the local elections, national news. so i was surprised at the a f d is the party with the most candidates. come do that and go out and that's also an issue in our village. i was glad i decided to run to the local counselor because otherwise i wouldn't be able to you would have been on the list to get these in a complicated world. simplify is from the 5 prime attractive, according to a study around half of the population. does trust the german pa, given it's even was concerning the media landscape. 2 sides have little or no trust and it had of the u. p. in elections. 2 sides have also lost faith and acute and commission citizens are becoming increasingly alienated from democratic institutions. this is why if the conspiracy narratives go down well with many people he in pa, book reimbursement, especially. we don't want to let they sing, ron, i thought we have to warn people because apparently speaking, this body has nothing to offer people by, you know, even if they don't realize that yet. so do you meet so beaten, alread

the new national polls that are just out tonight, they show just how close this race is. and, of course, our new fivethirtyeight polls of polls. >> exactly, david. anything from trump six-point lead to a biden two-point lead. and you combine it all togethering and our average has it basically tied. and it hasn't moved for months. if anything, maybe a slight bump for biden since trump's criminal conviction a month ago, but it is tight as can be. when it comes to the big issues that voters want to hear about tonight. look at the big ones. inflation, half the country says that's important. immigration, more than a third of the country. those are both trump advantages. big edges in trump's trust to handle those issues. the big biden issues including political extremism and abortion rights, a little bit lower on the priority list, david. >> david: president biden fully aware on inflation, immigration, he's got to make his case tonight. rick, mary, you'll all be here just a short time from now. the debate live here on abc. you can watch the cnn p presidential debate, we're going

i am wondering why is it the national news -- why isn't the national newsg all the cover on president why are they covering the same things on president trump? if a person is running for the presidency of the united states of america and he is having people chanting curse words inside of a church, that that would make the national news. host: randy in north carolina. guest: i wish more people were like you and got their news from a variety of sources. i think too few americans do that. are just drawn to coverage that reflects our personal points of view. it does seem if that happened to trump t have been broadcast more widely. we see these discrepancies all the time of what newspapers like my decide to cover. kind of government about trump being in a church -- trump to his is not afraid to go to spaces that might be uncomfortable for a republican. he hela big rally in the bronx. he has been to detroit, churches near detroit. he is really reaching out he will probably not get the them but he attracts more than he 2020 that could make the difference this election. host: robin is located

petersburg came to visit from tashkent, this is abdusaid kuchimovich kuchimov, general director of the national newsgency of uzbekistan. abdusaid kuchimovich, the floor is yours. thank you, vladimir vladimirovich, at the recent negotiations in tashkent, you and president shavkat exchanged views on current international issues. for us in uzbekistan , peace and stability in our neighbor are extremely important. afghan lands, unfortunately, we observe that the events in ukraine have completely displaced the no less acute, in our opinion, afghan problems from the global agenda, although there is an objective need to build interaction with the new afghan authorities to help resolve socio-economic problems of the much suffering of the afghan people, moreover, we can reveal the firm... desire of the new government of afghanistan, that is, the taliban, with the establishment of peace in the country, constructive cooperation with all states. in this regard, my question is: how important is it for the russian federation to maintain dialogue with afghanistan? do afghanistan currently occupy an important place

this is a task that we would very much like to solve together with the government as part of a new nationalject. thank you very much, we will wait for new details. about the national project, thank you for taking the time for our interview, and i’ll remind you that the general director of the russian export center, veronika nikishina, was in our on-site studio in st. petersburg. maria, thank you and your interlocutor. well, now to the messages that are coming to the news agent’s feed at these moments. vladimir putin today at the st. petersburg international economic forum will communicate with representatives of world news agencies. and the details of this meeting today have already been revealed by the presidential press secretary dmitry peskov. yes, dmitry peskov. that representatives of the agency from unfriendly countries of the world's largest agencies will also communicate with vladimir putin. communication will take place in the format of a free conversation without a limited agenda and will be conducted in an open mode. but our channel will certainly follow this communication, and i

, but most of what you're doing is because of the my zoom in to do it or pull the data via the national news stood the lose it, somebody smart the body and you don't lose it. so you do, you sort of see this as simple as it is, but it's in the way they use that. you just what's out in the photograph to you? what as a room and you said suddenly using zeros in the team will do what they'll do is come to them as new or fail. the when i was the front of the, the desk of the does it because i'm so go to do on the social skills. there was some, there is a saying that you pay for me what i see, but especially when you have some pool, much is as low as those low set or she's the head also do squint enterprise source, just making sure whatever it was. so the shift from you i see is because the small, you know, the just the, what is it the government, the lives down, but gosh, what the foot board i'm going to do. louisa might know that you've still got a team go we just want talk one years old. the video, the exclusive just need to know about the do use to me how much i need to place you on the beauty

of secondary resources, the use of so-called... less than 2% of gdp, in this logic a number of new nationale launched in the field technological sovereignty in such key areas as spending funds for these purposes should increase no less than production and automation, new materials, chemistry, promising space services, energy technology and a number of others. these projects will implement a whole range of solutions. a basis for business operations, so that companies feel confident and invest in promising knowledge-intensive initiatives with a long horizon. i would like to note that the intellectual creative potential here is we are huge, it is important for us to fully realize it. and positive trends, of course, are visible. so, in the first 4 months of this year alone, almost 8,000 applications were submitted to russia. for an invention and 3,500 applications for utility models, primarily in areas critically important for our country in the fields of metallurgy, energy, transport... engine construction, it is extremely important to ensure the protection of the intellectual property of our

methods; such work is carried out within the framework of a national profile. federal projects included in it within the framework of the new national project for an efficient and competitive economy. moreover, it is necessary to expand this practice in order to involve at least 40% of medium-sized large enterprises in basic non-resource sectors of the economy, as well as all state and municipal social organizations, in projects to increase labor productivity by 2030. for enterprises, companies. this will mean increasing production output, improving the quality of services, and more comfortable working conditions for their employees, and of course, increasing wages. let me remind you that over the next 6 years they should increase at a rate higher than the tax rate. domestic, gross domestic product, sorry. the fifth structural change is a true digital, platform revolution. under normal conditions, labor productivity is directly related to digitalization and the use of artificial intelligence technologies. by 2030, we will have to create digital platforms in all key sectors of the economy and social sphere. these tasks will

raising the entry age limit from 28 to allow every adult woman in the world to compete and become a national newsnks following her dreams is never an option. i hope people will look at us older women as still beautiful. women, beautiful in their own way. walking down the runway in twelve-centimeter heels, maritza tieja confidently sparkles in her dress and says that age does not define you. while living on a farm, she discovered fitness. she has won more than 12 fitness competitions so far. beauty is not only outside, but inside. in defense of our pensioners, let’s say that in moscow there is also a moscow longevity program; for example, they don’t wear swimsuits there, but they also have a good time. peskov just announced that the choice of dutch prime minister rutto to the post of nato secretary general is unlikely to change. alliance line that is hostile to russia, it is unlikely that this choice is capable of influencing anything. nato, as you know, is run exclusively by americans, well, against the backdrop of the conversation between austin and belousov, peskov said that no conversation bet

every time, celebrating the national new year, algaschit connects people with the help of fire. with r world and asks the gods for blessings, and of course, not a single celebration in yakutia is complete without the national circular dance osokha, this year it is truly amazing in scale. yakut osokha is one of the largest, most memorable events, just look how many people, all of them dance clockwise, stand in a circle, hold hands and are united and united. children's families, on the other hand, here is the final dance composition, it was dedicated precisely to the year of childhood, which takes place in yakutia, to the games of children of asia. everyone who comes to the summer holiday is wished a good day and offered to undergo a ritual of purification by fire; the flames take away all the bad energy and give positive energy. before going through the ritual of purification by fire, you need to take a skein of horsehair like this, then thoroughly dip it in vegetable oil. entire families come to the celebration and always wear national yakut costumes. the ritual in general is algys, a

and now the national news, the supreme court running out of time to rule on a number of cases with 2 ill undecided. the nation's highest court making news this week with big decisions on abortion pill and a federal ban on bump stocks as news nations elina shirazi reports. the 9 justices still have a lot of work to do and little time left to do it. >> the clock is supreme court justices rushed to decide on 23 cases the for their summer recess and about 21 days in just the past few days, the u.s. supreme court unanimously preserved access to the drug mifepristone, using nearly two-thirds of all abortions in the u.s. last year. the high court's first abortion ruling since the overturning of roe versus wade nearly 2 years ago. this is not a cause for celebration. >> because the reality of certain things are still not going to change we are looking at the fact that two-thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with the trump abortion ban. this ruling is not going to change that. >> the supreme court also striking down a trump era ban on bump stocks. those are gun acces

the governor made a similar move last year raising the number of national guard at the border by 50%. this newt number. >> national guard now over 390 men and women that are working on not only on the border, but throughout the state of california on counter narcotics on drug interdiction strategy, sharing information reconnaissance tremendous success, particularly as it relates addiction over 62,000 pounds of fentanyl has been see some 1066%. >> the new national guard troops will arrive in waves to help border agents. san mateo police arrested a woman who they say is connected to a shooting that happened earlier this week. the shooting happened on thursday near the intersection of east hillsdale boulevard and norfolk street. police say they found shell casings, a cell phone and blood near where the shooting happened. but the victim was nowhere to be seen. a shelter-in-place was issued at the time while they search for the shooter. the victim was later found in san carlos. she was taken to a hospital according to police. witnesses helped identify the shooter. they found her at an apartment on

national monument. today i am proud to unveil a new visitor center for stonewall national monument.he first ever lgbtq+ visitor center in the national parks of america. [applause] and it matters. we remain in the battle for the soul of america. people looked at me when i first said it like i was getting. i am not. . we are in a battle for the soul of america. i look at the pride, hope in late that all of you bring. i know it is a battle we are going to win and continue to make progress. lgbtq+ commuters of the most inspiring people i know and of course the courage. i talked to a lot of younger lgbtq people in their teens and 20's. i remind them for a lot of people who started this operation you took your life in your own hands. you took your jobs in your own hands. you were put in a position where you had so much to lose and you still did it. you still did it. i remember my dad was dropping me off to get a license to be a lifeguard in wilmington, delaware at a swimming pool. out of the car at ronnie square. that is where the hercules corporation, all of that one quarter. two well-dr

garden, national library. new kindergartens will open here this year, and a new clinic is also on the way. alexey kandratenko learned about the achievements and plans of the hero of the day, and at the same time took a closer look at new and useful locations in the capital. only in our time could such a city grow up and become tired of the ruins within a few years. post-war minsk was not just restored from service. over the decades, the belarusian capital has found its new face, along with its style and architectural celebrities. there are quite a few of these in the most flourishing pervomaisky district of the city, and if, for example, the building of the national academy of sciences, the belhydromed center or the botanical garden is a legacy even before wartime, then since the fifties new celebrities have appeared on the map of minsk, these are the academy of arts, the belarus film film studio, the belteleradio building. company namakayonka 9, and also the decoration of the area , the temple-monument in honor o

national rally? on the left, it is clear this new _ national rally? lear this new popular front - national rally? on the left, it is| clear this new popular front has been very clear from the start, if they come in third, the candidate is going to withdraw because they want to block the rassemblement national. what is going to be tricky is that should rassemblement national not get a majority vote, they cannot form a government. then we are stuck with a hung parliament, and as you rightly said, there are three main blocks, the left, centre and far right which have nothing in common meaning they will have to form coalitions with people who obviously have nothing to do with one another. we are entering uncharted territories and institutions are created so we avoid the situation. now we have to be creative which is not a french specialty.— not a french specialty. president macron came — not a french specialty. president macron came into _ not a french specialty. president macron came into power- not a french specialty. president macron came into power hop