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the ties don't end there, nie new oeshg d just dropped. check that out.joining me is georgia congressman buddy carter. the way stacey abrams tries to portray herself, what is the reality from your vantage point? >> i don't trust any candidate who becomes a millionaire while in public office. stacey abrams is out of touch liberal elite who is making six-figure salary while supposedly working full time, i don't know how you work full time, campaign full time, fund raise full time, she claims to be part of the working class and she is not at all. i don't understand how someone could owe the irs money and all of a sudden rake in millions of dollars while in public service, that deteriorates confidence in our federal government, actions like this. what is mysterious, a person is declaring they are working 40 hours per week while campaigning full time and making admissions she is out there and raised $40 million, it does not add up and i don't see any intellectual curiosity from the national media. >> there should be questions being asked right now, i'm not aga

this is al jazeera nie from dough said coming up. the iran nuclear deal goes down to the wire. as the european union puts forward, but it says it's, it's final draft of a new agreement. and an environmental disaster on the german polish buddha. scientists struggle to figure out what's kill thousands of fish. ah, there appears more violence in kenya where there's a dispute over the results of its presidential election protest broke out after william ruta was declared, the winner almost a week off to vote. us went to the polls. he received just over 50 percent of the vote, less than 2 percent ahead of his rival, former prime minister rhino dingo. what route has promising radical economic reforms gen day quality and is calling for unity. the announcement was delay bow because of scuffles inside the vote. counting center. 4 of the 7 members of the electoral commission are refusing to endorse the result. catherine's soy begins coverage from nairobi. ah, it is a week of intrigue and anxiety. as kenyans waited for the presidential results to be announced. william brutal was declared r

nancy pelosi is apparently preparing to lunch in ty, pay on, choose the nie thought to say, is expected to be shortly. now it comes despite warnings from beijing. now the u. s . c's little issue with the potential touched on, but china has labeled the move a breach of its sovereignty. ah, nathan, who in the face of the u. s. acting recklessly in disregard of china's sullen representations, the contra measure by china will be justified and necessary. we pay close attention to policies, itinerary if the u. s. and system going its own way to china will take firm in great measures to safeguard chinese sovereignty security an interesting way. and so if the speaker does decide to visit, and china tries to create some kind of crisis or otherwise escalate tensions, that would be entirely on beijing. while chinese military drills have been marking the 95th anniversary of the creation of the people's liberation army ahead, all philosophies potential visit to taiwan. china is navy fleets being carrying maneuvers in various locations. according to military sources. drills include the use of weapons

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nie vladimir vladimirovich i am in the face.e, i immediately get down to business with the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, it is necessary to put an end to the french, but we are thinking about security. yes , you think we provide it, if the shelling of the nuclear power plant does not stop, europe will be erased into powder? this is about the jump and the cessation of shelling. so i'll take the sinking in kiev for all the best. now i'll show you something, the more russians we kill. now, the less our children will have to kill. it looks like the ukrainian ambassador to kazakhstan decided to take away the laurels of the main scumbag from the former ukrainian ambassador to germany against the backdrop of the ukrainian terrorist attack against his daughter. dudin , this is it, the more we kill the russians, a very timely statement. by the way, this video is dedicated to those who for six months still have not realized what we are fighting against, these words were heard in interview with blogger dias kuzairov, on

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unlike her mother nie nina, who is happy to be sent to the front line. a he said yes with got yeah, be love but he was with. 7 accompanied by team of doctors, yeltsin embarked on an arduous race to catch up in the pulse with every percentage point taking its toll. as you can of was reveling and his role is the end to yeltsin. throughout the spring, the communist was considered a sure bit about my president, the united then this is around that. yeah, i could well the communist night may yeltsin once again looked to his friends in the west. he convince clinton and the other g 7 members to meet in moscow. 6 weeks before the 1st round of the election. a p r triumph, his impoverished country, looking like a superpower, clinton and yeltsin discussed the situation. i think this nuclear summit will help you a great deal. ordinary people will see that you're doing the right things. it will add 10 percent. my vote. you know, you're a factor in this campaign bill. i don't want to say something that could be used against you. i want to russian people to know how muc

i am the deputy chief tom o'connor and the chief of administration and this is nie july 2022 report. under the homeland security with the deputy chief we had a active shooter drill with the san francisco police department. hopefully you get that screen up secretary. there we go. next slide please. on july 20 we had a active shooter drill with the san francisco police department and attended by various divisions and the police as well. it was a great lessons learned program. on july 16 we had a joint disaster drill at treasure island. you can see from the photos there they're learning to shore up a knowledge after a earthquake and remove people from rub and he will partners in the event of a disaster city-wide so it's important to engage with the community and assist us when the big one hits. sadly enough on july 30 we went to the california fallen firefighter memorial wall and honored the two firefighters whose names were added to the wall as well. under the emergency conspiracy team you saw the hard work they do and you can see we finally had recognition and the golden gate band had

after that, nie no last livable out the weekend park had been in the job of 14 months and gotten promoted to england's top division. now the battle of the big hitters in major league baseball are a judge again show, hey, attorney that the top 2 candidates for the american league envy pier ward judge plays for the new york yankees. and as the leading home run score this season, he hits number 50 again. so tony's los angeles angels moving within 11 of the yankees, record of 61 in a single season set by woocommerce in 1961. but oh, tony also hit one. that was his 29th of the season, and it was his angels team who edged the game for 3 for their 4th straight victory . the yankees though, continued to lead the american legally division for miami marlin's fans. this was the highlights of their evening after their team were beaten by the la dodgers. this dancing couple shied off their steps before the ceremonial 1st pitch, their killer moves that distract the mascot who failed to catch the bull. impressive moves their ally that zoe was worked for. now. i'll have another dates, a little bit, lace

that very soon liz cheney will have an endowed ferreti yeye be writing a column for national review nie and will be releasing a book from simon schuster calledon democracy. that's just our guess. she's going toed lose, it lookst like tonight by a large margin because god does exist. but before she headsss to retirement, we thought we would ask a pretty simple question how does liz cheneyo it's a rich she's been a member of congress for six years. when she took office in 2017, her net worth was estimated seven million dollars. this is a lotth for someone with no skills, but that's what she had. now she's worth more than forty four million dollars according to a center for responsive politics, which looked at her financial disclosure forms down. probably an honest explanation for all of this. we're not accusing her of robbing liquor stores, but you have to wonder, how did liz cheney make more than36 thirty six million dollars in six years of public service? that's m p six million a year, half the gig. she didn't report any earned income gifts for transactions. and her disclosure, formerss

i mean,ha mike pence, a very nie guy, seems like a nice guy, but he spent four years getting bossed aroundnald trump like a concubine. as he was bossed around by his donors when he was governor of indiana. he's not in a position to leadny anything. i think he probably has usefulth years left in him and i thinko he is probably something to add perhaps probably grandchildren, too. but the idea that he's going toe run for president is like w delusional and it's clearly only benefiting his consultants . and he should fire anyone who is telling him to go to r new hampshire and run for president, give dumbun speechesb about the fbi when he has nor idea what he's talking about. so, yes, super embarrassing. i don't want to beat up on mike pence, but i mean, get some if you're that detached from realityt , you need to take d a break and think deeply about yourself and whether it's the pence or someone else like anyone talking about this, isn't there a need for o reform in the u.s.? i mean, are we not supposed to do that? and the conservatives, what's happening? it's arranged. you can't have a democ

loves this new nie. yeah.o worry, you know, for sure gun shy, but he clearly is enjoying it. and the niners play the texans. >> on thursday. yeah. next preseason game kickoff at 5.15. the raiders also looking fantastic here in the preseason. >> 3 and oh, they're undefeated. so far. most this weekend they took on the miami dolphins picking up here in the 4th quarter raiders leading by 6 when dolphins here, skyler thompson, fines as a quandary, white, a little shaken bake into the end zone. they take the lead at that 0.13 to 12 celebrating prematurely as we would later find out the cause later on former cal quarterback chase garbers leads the raiders to goal. >> that's up. what believed by 2 at that point and then hear the final play miami trying to take the win. the kick is up and it is not good, right? raiders hold their breath on the sideline, but they get away with the win. final score 15 to nobody wants it to come down to that bill. but it's a good thing they missed. and a reminder, if you're a raiders fan,

i am the deputy chief tom o'connor and the chief of administration and this is nie july 2022 report. under the homeland security with the deputy chief we had a active shooter drill with the san francisco police department. hopefully you get that screen up secretary. there we go. next slide please. on july 20 we had a active shooter drill with the san francisco police department and attended by various divisions and the police as well. it was a great lessons learned program. on july 16 we had a joint disaster drill at treasure island. you can see from the photos there they're learning to shore up a knowledge after a earthquake and remove people from rub and he will partners in the event of a disaster city-wide so it's important to engage with the community and assist us when the big one hits. sadly enough on july 30 we went to the california fallen firefighter memorial wall and honored the two firefighters whose names were added to the wall as well. under the emergency conspiracy team you saw the hard work they do and you can see we finally had recognition and the golden gate band had

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