i rise today as a representative from southern nevada where we have nellis air force base, and hundreds of thousands of veterans that call southern nevada home. and as their representative, it is with extreme disappointment that we have this bill before us, the milcon-va bill. as a member of the milcon-va subcommittee, i take great pride in our work. this traditionally has been bipartisan and laser focused on the needs of our veterans, of our service members, and their families, on the military's construction requirements to meet global security challenges facing our nation, not just today but in the future. and unfortunately, this bill is not a reflection that -- of that milcon-va tradition of putting politics aside. . this bill sacrifices our promises to veterans. our military readiness, and our national security honestly in favor of meeting the demands of a few extremist republican politicians. instead of ensuring our nation provides for americans who have sacrificed to keep our nation safe, this bill focuses on picking culture war fights. banning the v.a. from flying certain flags o

i meant nelly. >> no, i was -- >> jimmy: i meant -- i meant nelly.ke is actually watching this right now. and i was setting it up so he would feel that. but no, i'm talking about nelly, man [ cheers and applause st. louis' own >> jimmy: you would do it with nelly? >> yeah. no, he's an amazing artist i remember i used to listen to -- i mean, he made -- "hot in here," which to me, is naturally a country song but also like, what's the one? ♪ and it's all in my head i think about it over ♪ like, i -- he's got -- he's got some country classics. that was the last -- >> jimmy: all right. nelly, if -- reach out if you want to do a country song with chance >> yeah, i would do that in a second >> jimmy: how -- how -- let's talk about "the voice. >> yeah. >> jimmy: to now, here you are you're one of the coaches here so, how is -- how is blake kelly, i love. kelly -- >> i love kelly. >> jimmy: she's always invited me on the show blake has been banned for three years. [ laughter ] the -- but it's you -- it's you, niall horan -- >> yes >> jimmy: i mean -- [ cheers

so i hope when nellie has a little more gravity, she will be a good girl at present. she is, i fear, half crazy. on a darker note martha washington. not in a way that is different from george washington. she writes more bluntly slavery and her feelings about slavery. so this quote, the next quote, the blacks are so bad in their nature that they have not the least gratitude for kindness that we have showed to them. this helps to demystify attitudes about slavery at mount vernon and of slaveholders at this time and. the fact that she's so blunt about it in the volume is valuable. historical context and knowledge. next, please. this is a famous martha washington quote, but i give you an example. i think what you can learn sort of on a personal level about martha during the president's, she was very lonely during the presidency as she was wasn't able to see the people she wanted to see. and this fairly famous quote, she says, there are certain bods set for me which i must t part from. and as i cannot do as i like, i am obstinate and stay a great deal. so she says e els li

such a strong man ilyin with his wife nelli and also an actress and lonely anatoly solonitsin settledf course, as always, new artists in the dressing rooms, probably somewhere near the one in which rostislav yankovsky once lived 10 years ago, we feasted gloriously for a season and a half and in either to their dressing rooms, which he shared with one of the minsk artists and in a private apartment or others, which somehow they even rented for a while them. and there in these table conversations. i gradually learned from anatoly the facts of his biography and the details of the filming. in andrei tarkovsky's film andrei rublev let's fix what lukashenka said, we need to draw worthy conclusions. everything must be done on time and keep the country strong. why are we more closely engaged in the production of our own ammunition. combat actions. in ukraine, they very noticeably showed that it is much more important than what they shoot from , what they shoot from the place of investing billions of dollars in the development of something supersonic or ultra-long-range, we invest millions in

no, not on your nelly. that's not can happen. particularly— your nelly. that's not can happen. head of p56 who is a qatari and — of uefa is the head of p56 who is a qatari and the guitar is in the south — qatari and the guitar is in the south don't exactly get on very weii~ _ south don't exactly get on very well. there are other issues, geopolitical issues that will prevent that happening. but i certainly— prevent that happening. but i certainly can see that there is a potential— certainly can see that there is a potential knock on benefit for global— potential knock on benefit for global football. potential knock on benefit for globalfootball. but potential knock on benefit for global football. but it also means the likelihood of world cup being played _ the likelihood of world cup being played in — the likelihood of world cup being played in saudi grows ever stronger. ithink— played in saudi grows ever stronger. i think there's a real chance still back— i think there's a real chance still back couid — i think there's a real chance still back could be as soon as 2030. really i

. >> naughty nelly, she wants the surf board >> and food or a boyfriend, duh? any way. >> i will not judge the otter's personal life. true, true story. we will keep following it and get more specifics, shall we? >> i am on team otter >> yes. i am for the otter. >>> what is that live picture over there? >> could be whatever you want it to be? this is the weather here. what is that? >> what are we looking at? it is a view looking east. >> do you believe me? you have to because there is no proof of it. literally 45 seconds ago you could see the pyramid, now you can't. the fog swallowed up downtown san francisco and it will continue spreading out heading through the rest of tonight. one more day of normal temperatures tomorrow, hazy sunshine. we will come back at that point in just a moment. then, the warm up begins on thursday. temperatures peak friday, saturday, inland parts, bay area, cool on the coast and mild around the bay. let's take a look at the 10 day temperature outlook for livermore. one of the spots with the wilder swings on a normal basis during this

world number 2 nelly korda, had time out injured earlier this season, has been struggling in the majorsn to end up second. and that's all the sport for now. welcome back. let's get some news that's broken in the past hour — the high court in london has ruled that the uk home office's "routine" housing of unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels is unlawful. the charity — every child protected against trafficking brought legal action, claiming the current arrangements are "not fit for purpose". justice chamberlain said the practice of accommodating children in hotels, outside local authority care, had become an established part of the procedure for dealing with unaccompanied asylum—seeking children which is unlawful. he told the court in london. "it cannot be used systematically or routinely in circumstances "where it is intended, orfunctions in practice, "as a substitute for local authority care." when andy malkinson was arrested in grimsby in 2003 and charged with rape he firmly and persistently told detectives they had the wrong man. there was no forensic evidence to prove his gui

as never before in to our story the whole world therefore we will win the project of correspondent nellieovalska eternal peace today in marathon the only news at 21:00 sports scandal that shook the whole country our fencer olga harlan was disqualified from the world championship but already today, according to the decision of the international olympic committee, she qualified for the 2024 olympic games, and the work to revoke the black card of the world championship is still ongoing, a prerequisite for the events and with the disqualification of olga harlan, her refusal to shake hands with the russian became a decision, and both the fencing federation and the opponent herself were about this decision warned in support of ukrainka, our military athletes , ministers also expressed their admiration for her courage and resilience harlan, famous people all over the planet express so about the sports scandal how everything was told by the correspondents of san serhii morgan, friends, hello everyone, i am tired and calm late at night. olga harlan is recording a video for her instagram. i have a

such a strong man ilyin with his wife nelly, also an actress, and the lonely anatoly salonitsyn settled, of course, as always, new artists in the dressing rooms, probably somewhere near the one in which rostislav yankovsky once lived 10 years ago, we are one and a half they feasted gloriously during the season and either in their dressing room, which he shared with one of the minsk artists, and in the private apartment of the ilyins, which somehow they even rented for a while. and there in these table conversations. i gradually learned from anatoly the facts of his biography and the details of the filming. in andrei tarkovsky's film andrei rublev young intellectuals have gathered at this show to test their knowledge, who can tell us? uh, who are the sumerians hexos? and the assyrians in general, at least sergei tell us what you know. it's pretty ancient peoples now ilya will give out all his knowledge and show what they are capable of. what do you know about the colosseum and the romans used leonitobeton. i heard that even in ancient times concrete was used. well, back in antiquity, and

and in london, paul nelly is with us. you're a consulting fellow for the africa program, a chat them house. welcome to both of you to the program. mr. so let's start with you. you are a cabinet minister. when did you find out that the president would not be running for a 3rd term? thank you. serial i discovered the decision yesterday. you're up to the message during this message. even though for, for that we had do a very important political materials around the prime minister. and we, as many couples introduced as and is it gonna populate as off is the what is that some coalition we were discussing. and then working on the tool that's equal decisions are and then a to see what to do exactly after his message. even though many of us went instruct, wasting perfectly in the daily basis. we could have our own opinion. i wasn't a surprise myself because for more than 25 years i am instructing permanently was present, so 20 years in a row to him straight. why do you as a go we what? all and because he didn't members. and then

i rise today as a representative from southern nevada where we have nellis air force base, and hundreds of thousands of veterans that call southern nevada home. and as their representative, it is with extreme disappointment that we have this bill before us, the milcon-va bill. as a member of the milcon-va subcommittee, i take great pride in our work. this traditionally has been bipartisan and laser focused on the needs of our veterans, of our service members, and their families, on the military's construction requirements to meet global security challenges facing our nation, not just today but in the future. and unfortunately, this bill is not a reflection that -- of that milcon-va tradition of putting politics aside. . this bill sacrifices our promises to veterans. our military readiness, and our national security honestly in favor of meeting the demands of a few extremist republican politicians. instead of ensuring our nation provides for americans who have sacrificed to keep our nation safe, this bill focuses on picking culture war fights. banning the v.a. from flying certain flags o

and the world number one and twojin young ko and nelly korda are 1 under after day one.ow. let's return to the news that the england captain jordan henderson has signed for the saudi club, al—ettifaq, in a deal worth £12 million. for more on this i'm joined by neil atkinson, host of the liverpool fan podcast the anfield wrap. welcome to the programme. another big star name heading to saudi arabia. it is an end of an era. it won the premier league, the european cup. how do you see a move like this? , ., ., �*, ., this? first and foremost, it's worth sa in: this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that — this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it _ this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it is _ this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it is the _ this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it is the end _ this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it is the end of - this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it is the end of an - this? first and foremost, it's worth saying that it is the end of an era. l saying that it is the

prince played 11 tennis matches for england, and england would surely like to think of a way to get nelly. i'm sure back into their 11 is a spin bowling all around her. i'm sure of the course of the test match, all sorts of things are going to be rolled for from these seeds towards the australians great volume. the simplest australian response would be 2—0. england's women cricketers face an uphill battle in their ashes series — only slim hope remains after australia won the first t20 by four wickets and took a 6—nil points lead in the multi—format series. england need nine points to regain the ashes with things moving on to the oval tomorrow and our reporter jo currie is there for us. england's hopes are hanging by a thread. if there is a series that they haven't done since 2014, they need to win all five remaining whitehall games starting here with a t 20 tomorrow night. mission impossible? perhaps. most when? definitely. we got the thoughts from both the england and camps. going throuuh a both the england and camps. going through a few _ both the england and camps. going through a few

gal from eastern kansas who's pretty good with a needle and thread and starts making dresses and nellie donned becomes the largest manufacturer of women's dresses in the world for a long time all of these so many of these classic city stories start as farm to city tales and you realize the walt is another one you realize what a magnet this was for talent, for excitement, for dreams. and and charlie never lost that love of the place. even though everywhere you went with him, he was older than the thing you were walking into. so that sense of that sense of of glamor, of sexiness, you know, charlie's kansas in the twenties and thirties, that was the craziest, wildest, most risque place you could go in america before there was las vegas, there was city, the paris of the plains. they didn't mean that in a complimentary way necessary, really, but so to see our home and through eyes and particularly at a time like this when kansas enjoying such a no not a renaissance because that suggests we were dead but such a new infusion of energy and excitement and possibility and that that's that's the d

joining us issue nelly wasik.gs this week because we have jp morgan, wells fargo, goldman, bank of america. what is the read through. ? >> tomorrow we have morgan stanley and bank of america. we look at the pressure and where else we can get money from. but we will also be watching work net new money. in the first quarter they had a lot of new clients. this is also the heels of silicon valley bank and first republic. does that continue their's market share to be taken when you look at the wealth business. when you look at bank of america the three big banks, jp morgan, citigroup, and wells fargo have in recent their expectations. for morgan stanley the expectation stuck on friday. for the other banks it is negative territory for the stock because people are worried about this. and you get to goldman sachs and there is a worry they are. the expectation is about $2 million. write-downs tied to the green consumer business and commercial real estate. and then you have regional banks are out the rest of the week. u.s.,

those that do invest in stocks have an opportunity and if they were too fearful because of nervous nelly's, they've missed a really strong run up. that leads me to a.i. a.i. has reinvigorated the tech world which tech stocks at the back half of last year really stumbled in the nasdaq, year-to-date up 35%. i'm absolutely stunned by that it's really impressive. a.i., that's where you're focusing. it's focus on healthcare payments, tell us about it, you have a big announcement to make on "the claman countdown". >> we have a big announcement, i'm excited to some context i have a partner who is the founder and the ceo of nirvana health. robbie and i have been partners he is a president andy we've been working on this on reimagining how to modernize payers. there is a trillion dollars of fraud abuse and avoidable cost. all of those monies can be reduced with a pair platform. dollars ours are about platforms robbie has been innovative for several decades. he's been able to put in all of the rules and regulations of the healthcare system across the entire continuum of care. and we have a very diff

casey desantis, on the other hand, she is giving nelly from scandal, honey. she could potentially gate be a good presidential candidate. but she's not candidate. what is it about rhonda santas? >> you said he was inflating. and i think you're, right he's inflating faster than a hot air balloon, i think that's fair. no one wants iran to santa's, simone. the guy has a difficult time connecting with people. that's the reality, and let's not even talk about that personal connection you would expect a candidate to have with voters. even the best campaign in the world, 100 and $30 million that he spent, he didn't become president. marco rubio, we thought that he could potentially become the future of the republican party. raise a lot of money, did not do well because he also had issues on the debate stage and connecting with people. and finally, i will say this from. a strategic position, many of the bills that ron desantis has signed into law in florida do not resonate with swing voters across the country. even if he were to become the nominee of the republican pa

. >> troy nellis basically accused in his statement, accused the fbi of focusing on arresting grandmasying to pretend that this was not an event, ignoring the fact that we have had convictions of rioters who viciously assaulted capitol police, some of them spending a very long period of time in prison. so, they're trying to distort reality, and i'm hoping that the trump cultist following somehow replaces their lies with reality. >> well, let me ask you about something else that came up, another moment. this is a thing that keeps coming up. this particular exchange is between director wray and the republican congressman matt gaetz. >> are you protecting the bidens? >> absolutely not. >> well, you won't answer the question about whether or not that's a shakedown. >> the thing about this is, congresswoman, to your point is that airing of the grievance, true or not, gives it -- survives. a majority of americans do see political bias at play. the most quinnipiac poll, 62% of americans think the doj's case against trump in the classified documents case is motivated by politics. that includes

nellis air travel continues to be chaotic for holiday travelers at sfo. six flights are canceled and there are 89 delays right now. oakland international airport has seen one cancellation so far and 40 delays at san jose mineta. there are 25 delays, no cancellation so far. caroline shively has the latest on holiday travel now, americans are already taking off like fireworks to see those fireworks. aa predicts a travel boom this july fourth breaking records with 50 million americans traveling over 50 miles from home to see the celebration. i have never seen so many people at the airport. whether you're traveling by air or hitting the road, those delays have the potential to dim the sparkle of the festivities like one passenger who stuck out an 18 hour delay and ended up getting the flight all to himself. when i get to my gate, there's nobody there. and i look at the gate agent and i was like, did you guys already board? am i the last one? and she was like, no, honey, you're the last person in the airport. according to flightaware, sunday's soar, 631 cancel

or are you on the other side of the fence, which is absolutely not on your nelly?ve got to say, i don't think actually would for me if actually it would be for me if i'm honest. anyway i've got something you about. something to talk to you about. something i've been something that i've been desperate to get off my chest for while. you at home for a little while. you at home are discriminated against. are being discriminated against. and got i cannot and i've got to say, i cannot sit back and let happen any sit back and let it happen any longer. need to talk about it longer. we need to talk about it and it. i'll and do something about it. i'll see you . in two. hello there. welcome back to dewbs & co with me. michelle dewbs& co with me. michelle dewberry keeping you company right through until 7:00. alongside me, joanna williams and david curtain remain. alongside me, joanna williams and david curtain remain . and and david curtain remain. and you know what? i actually if you will just sit comfortably, grab a brew and indulge me because there is something that i wan

law students know the law and looked at a lecture by teacher nelli alexandrovna ivanova , she was just he will be photographed with anyone who wants everything in the specified way, using the official position he has earned about three million rubles in a year and a half , we qualify his actions. yes, in this case, he will qualify under the article of abuse of office, as he, being an official due to this. uh, i was making money, but what article of the criminal code of the russian federation is now remembered. and everyone put their hands on the table, 285 if i'm not mistaken, 285 bravo applause. so sit down , it took me a record hour and a half to check the level of training of future investigators and forensic specialists responsibly, i declare with such guardians of the law is not terrible, no trouble, dear friends. thank you for this exam and have a good vacation. yes, yes, robbery and robbery are the most popular crimes in the cinema petrovka 38 the meeting place cannot be changed the old robbers mirage operation y you can’t list all the pictures with the most desirable objects fo

her name was nelly o. biden, joe biden's first wife.d the den accident in which a tractor-trailer sideswiped their car. hunter biden, who was 3, suffered a fractured skull. beau, a year older, suffered multiple broken bones. the boys got to grow up but beau biden died of brain cancer in 2015 at age 46. hunter has been transparent about his struggles, including his battle with addiction. and like millions of americans, he continues to struggle, including with the trauma of losing his mother, sister, and brother. two weeks ago, hunter biden agreed to plead guilty to a pair of tax-related misdemeanors tied to a probe and to his taxes and foreign business dealings, bringing a close to a five-year criminal investigation started during the trump administration with a trump-appointed prosecutor. president biden and first lady jill biden have repeatedly said that they love and support their son, while acknowledging that he has made mistakes. republicans are hardly satisfied with any of that and have done everything in their power to use hunter

take great, pride in the program my office leads in partnership with our military basis i have nellisir force base, the national test and training range as well as the hawthorne army dumbo in mineral county. i also what to bring up the perspective lieutenant general clark maybe you can speak toan this. diversity also means geographic diversity, correct? except silly sir. except represent 50000 square mile throughout nevada, very remote communities. communities that they considered sfront tier. i strongly believe recruitment strategies must meet people where they are. my constituents in these communities are less likely to have reliable internet often must write hours to recruitment events. lieutenant general clark how are the u.s. academies adapting their recruitment strategies to cater to rural communities effectively? >> yes, sir, thank you for that question. we go to great efforts but in fact we added a number of gold bart lieutenants as recruiters to air force academy to work as admissions counselors. to go out and conduct that kind of outreach you're talking about. we also have e

i have nellis air force base, creech air force base, national test and training range as well as hawthorne army deco in mineral county. i also wanted to bring up the perspective and lieutenant general clark maybe could speak to this diversity also needs geographic diversity, correct? >> absolutely. >> thank you. i represent 50,000 square miles throughout nevada, very remote communities, communities that can be considered the frontier pics i strongly believe recruitment strategies must meet people where they are. by constituents in these committees are less likely to have reliable internet and often most drive hours to recruitment events. lieutenant general clark, how are they used military academies adapting their recruitment strategies to cater to rural communities effectively? >> yes, sir thank you for the question. we goea to great efforts. in fact, we added a number of gold bar lieutenants as recruiters to our air force academy to work as admissions counselors to go out and conduct that kind of outreach that you're talking about. we also have embedded lieutenants into recruiting statio

their current lineup includes skrillex, nelly furtado , thundercat, major lazer and many, many more. they're expected total attendance is 4000 40,000 people excuse me, golden voice is partnering again with non plus ultra on producing this event. the port of san francisco has conditionally approved the event pending final approval from the port commission and issuance of their special event license. if approved, their one time outdoor event permit would allow goldenvoice to host extended hours of outdoor entertainment and amplified sound on both of those days until 11 p.m. they are also requesting to hold soundtrack soundchecks sporadically on september 27th, 28th, 29th, between 12 p.m. and 10 p.m. and on the event days between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. go given the large number of sound complaints we received last year from sf residents as well as those across the bay and alameda , ec staff have been working closely with goldenvoice and non plus ultra to proactively address potential sound impacts and neighbor communication gaps used lessons learned from last year at the first time event as

jacqueline texas governor john connelly and his wife nelly shot at the presidents american lee harveywas fired while oswald was being led into an armored vehicle to be transferred to the county jail. uh, to investigate the kennedy assassination, a special body known as the warren commission was created in its final report, which came out in 1964, it was indicated that oswald acted alone, like his ruby assassins . however, there are many conspiracy theories claiming that behind the kennedy assassination is a conspiracy of intelligence agencies on various issues up to 80% of americans are still convinced that one cannot trust the conclusions of the warran commission and that at least part of the truth is being hidden from the general public, the version of the soviet trace in the kennedy assassination case first appeared publicly in 2021, then the cia declassified part of the documents from the investigation that spoke of possible connections of the soviet government. from the killer's published documents. there is information that refers to the so-called telephone prank call to an aust

francisca: todos los demÁs que tiene el mismo sueÑo de nelly ya saben lo que tienen que hacer.es lo mÁs importante. nosotros mientras seguimos con mÁs del programa, karla y raÚl. karla: aquÍ estamos para decirles lo que viene la prÓxima hora. miren con quiÉn estÁ beckham, con el hijo de marc anthony. todo en el revoltillo. raÚl:meche le da la bienvenida a messi en miami, fue hasta su apartamento. karla: se acuerdan del caso de la familia que demando a "mcdonalds" por un nuggets caliente, le vamos a decir el monto que ahora recibe por indemnizaciÓn. raÚl: hoy hasta las 12:00 del mediodÍa quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica"! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] y ahora démosle la bienvenida a ana montoya. [aplausos] [suspenso] ( ♪♪ ) hola, compañeros estudiantes... ♪♪ ♪ i'd do anything... for you dear anything. ♪ ♪ for you mean everything... to me. ♪ ♪ i know that i'd go anywhere. for your smile everywhere. ♪ ♪ yes, i'd do anything... ♪ ♪ anything... ♪ ♪ anything. ♪ ♪ anything for youuuu!! ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ voltaren. el placer de moverte. ♪♪ ♪ karla: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene. como tampoco el

mother and daughter nellie. they're beautiful . they're beautiful. >> and bessie, look at that .r wonderful master of gb views is robin has been sorting through them and he says they're really lovely, but we can't get through them all because it's been another busy week of political news and there's still so much to talk about. despite parliament being in recess from nigel farage launching his campaign against de—banking. and that's growing and growing, too. the growing backlash against net zero. there's never a quiet day at the moment. >> yeah, and some of our >> yeah, and like some of our rivals are also in recess at 9:30 am. >> camilla tominey will be presenting the only political show on a sunday morning and she's here to join us now. camilla it's been superb , your camilla it's been superb, your show. the ratings are through the roof. and today you've got some serious heavyweight guests. what you got for us to guest? >> well, we're going to have nigel farage on to talk about what i'm describing as the banking farrago. oh, i like it. do you like that? >> yes, i like you. >> a

hello nelly viktorovna, how is the excursion all right? directly i will give you a lift.o, i'm not home. no thanks i ask thank you very much, goodbye. have you forgotten anything? best wishes. excuse me, i was at the institute. i was told that you are at home. and who are you, children? i am sergey kononov's wife who is sergey kononov besides the fact that he is your husband? you come to me. excuse me, but he has already come, this is the second time. so uh, you sit down somewhere here, please. so please listen to me. i'm not because he's my husband. he really knows, not worse than others. i'm sure sure. yes knows how do you say sergey kononov do you understand, he is like that? well, not like everything, because it will be impossible. you understand, any normal person is on that way out . well, tell me something. you were students, you know how it's done. were you students? they wrote cheat sheets, but they wrote cheat sheets, well, they wrote. but no. here 's an honest one. read below his dignity. he will come to you next week to transmit, if you, of course, allow me of