what was buck o'neil like as a player? league's baseball museum in kansas city. co-founded by buck o'neil. >> he told me one season in the negro leagues he made one error the entire season. if you got it over the box, he was going to picket. >> reporter: o'neil played mostly for the kansas city monarchs and was a major league scout and finally the first black coach in the majors, with the chicago cubs. but o'neil was more than that, he remained a goodwill ambassador for baseball all his life. >> you started playing baseball at what age? >> 12. >> 12. >> reporter: in 1998, he told david letterman about when he first played. >> my daddy was a baseball player, i followed him around, watching him play, and i always had good hands, see. and the old men would throw me the ball and i would catch it and i was a ham, you know. >> the thing i remember most about buck is you always felt better leaving buck than you did when you came to see him. >> reporter: kendrick was with o'neil when the class of 2006 was announced. and somehow o'

when was tip o'neill's memoirs called of the house. and the other one was sam donaldson's white house memoirs called. hold on mr. president and both of them were great successes. because i was able i think in the case of sam, we finally understood i had to learn lesson that sam really was somebody who was better at talking than he is at sort of narrative writing. so i sort of talked it out of him. and in the end we got a wonderful book. and tip, you know, it's just a great storyteller and the book was very entertaining and very successful. so right then i had these two and then i did jimmy carter and roseland carter together. so in the first couple years i had these three major books by major public figures and i did a bunch of other books one with the great stanley carno the correspondent for south asia, of course southeast asia corresponding want to pull a sir. so just sort of you know in the way that either was going to work or it didn't started to work. and once people got a sense that i was doing political books. they would send t

when was tip o'neill's memoirs called of the house. the other one was sam donaldson's white house memoirs called. hold on mr. president and both of them were great successes. because i was able i think in the case of sam, we finally understood i had to learn lesson that sam really was somebody who was better at talking than he is at sort of narrative writing. so i sort of talked it out of him. and in the end we got a wonderful book. and tip, you know, it's just a great storyteller and the book was very entertaining and very successful. so right then i had these two and then i did jimmy carter and roseland carter together. so in the first couple years i had these three major books by major public figures and i did a bunch of other books one with the great stanley carno the correspondent for south asia, of course southeast asia corresponding want to pull a sir. so just sort of you know in the way that either was going to work or it didn't started to work. and once people got a sense that i was doing political books. they would send them

frustrating for property owner richard o'neil. >> chaos, actually. and it never stops. it was -- and the tenants that we have lost. the curb appeal? out the window. >> reporter: he gets complaints every single day from his 174 tenants. some stopped complaining and just left the building for good. o'neil even hired security guards costing him $10,000 a month, who have also been assaulted. our cameras were there as city workers swept the alleyways, something that they say they do well, but people come right back, sometimes just hours later. >> the efforts to clean up the alley so far. >> reporter: while the city does what it can and police officers keep patrolling, john is hoping for another solution. >> i'm frustrated, and it just seems like an insoluble problem. >> reporter: he's hoping it gets back to how it was when he moved in, in 1984. >> disgust, anger, fear. you know, i am very cautious when i go out. i don't go out into the alley, ever. >> reporter: justin andrews, kpix 5. >> mayor london breed announced the opening of 430 shelter beds for homeless residents. by

my name's unit o'neill, you're welcome to the program. in a bombshell admission, the former national security adviser to donald trump has admitted the u. s. was involved in a number of cruise around the world. john bolton made the confession during an interview with cnn. one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt to qu, i disagree with that as somebody who has help planned kuta not here, but you know, other places it takes a lot of work. a big surprise that john bolton, a former national security adviser, would actually call a spade a spade when it comes to washington's decades long tendency of over throwing governments around the world that it doesn't like. but to introduce this idea that the u. s. orchestrates, coo day toss on in other countries on a mainstream media outlet like cnn. i mean, that could really, like you said, open pandora's box in terms of how people view the legitimacy of washington's foreign policy decisions. we've already seen bolton's comments, draw quite a bit of criticism from the u. s. is european allies on twitt

michele o'neil: nothing like this has happened before in the airline industry.been dramatic, it's been vicious. michael brissenden: around the world, airlines were pushed to the brink, and here in australia, virgin became the first big corporate casualty. elizabeth bryan: the magnitude of the problem just fell on us. the skies were effectively closed. so you have a big capital-intensive industry with a lot of people, and you have no revenue. our revenue went down to a very, very low number very, very quickly. michael brissenden: the future of flying is now in question. peter harbon: initially, people are goi to be much more nervous about flying. i think domestically we'll probably find in australia-- if we can keep clean, as it were-- that people will get a lot more relaxed fairly quickly. internationally, it'll be a different thing. michael brissenden: ask anyone in this business-- there's something intoxicating about the smell of avgas. but behind the romance and the glamor is a fiercely competitive industry where success is measured not just by profit, but al

. >> hello, my name is commander chris o'neil.nd everyone impacted by this horrific, senseless violence. there was an active shooter incident during our 4th of july holiday parade. all individuals are urged is it still shelter in place at this time. police and local and federal law enforcement agencies are searching for the suspect, described as a male, white, approximately 18 to 20 years old with longer black hair, a small build and wearing a white or blue t-shirt. a firearm has been recovered from the scene. we have secured the perimeter around downtown highland park and are continuing our searches. at this time two dozen people have been transported to highland park hospital. six are confirmed deceased. anyone with videos, photos o other evidence are asked to call authorities. we will provide a tip line in short order. >> this morning at 10:14 our community was terrorized by an act of violence has that shaken us to our core. our hearts go out to the families of the victims during this devastating time. on a day that we came tog

democratic speaker tip o'neill praised her efforts on a visit to the executive residence saying the white house has never looked better. nancy reagan cared deeply about the health and well-being of her fellow americans. perhaps her best known initiative was leading america's campaign against drug abuse. it's a bit ironic that the woman who would never take no for an answer ask an entire nation to just say no. well stir still serving his first lady. mrs. reagan received a frightening diagnosis breast cancer through her own personal trial including her public decision to undergo a radical mastectomy. she devoted herself to raising greater awareness of breast cancer and inspired generations of women in their own battles against the disease. and after the white house when her husband was struck with alzheimer's disease hers was the strongest voice in support of life-saving support. even decades after the reagan administration ended she continued to leave her mark on our nation. in every subsequent administration historians have tried to identify who performs the quote nancy function. the pers

the crackdown comes after should anchors new president o'neill victrum, missing her, was sworn in to office. many protests to see him as a member of the country's political elite and a continuation of the previous administrations politics. demonstrations say that they will not support the newly elected president and will continue protesting. did up is near charging is in colombo and was on the scene when security forces were deployed. what you see behind me are 2 armored vehicles with soldiers sitting on top of them. we are right now in the goldfish area, very close to the old parliament and the presidential secretariat. apart from these vehicles, there are about paulson or soldiers men in uniform here who seem to have lead a seat across the area. now it is unclear whether these personal are only from the army or it's a mix of the army and the police and a special task force. what seems to be happening right now is that these, the security officers have taken down all the danes, all the structures that had been put up by the protectors over the past 3 or 4 months. not this was the ep

the raptor by the national economic crisis. prime minister o'neill with grimacing. it is acting as inter impressed lawmakers in not wants to don't yeah. pass the deal in settling the dispute with bulgaria to make way for you. membership talks. the proposal includes amending the constitution to recognizable gary and minority in exchange, while gary, i will allow sophia to start talks with brussels. the head of jimmy's biggest, actually has resigned to follow in protest after an exhibit with anti semitic elements from that for just document. jesse, sabina schuman is there been down by mutual agreements, the sure takes place every 5 years in the city of castle. he was president, joe biden has wrapped up a visit to saudi arabia for a security and energy summit. biden told our leaders, america would maintain its commitment to the middle east, in talks with a saudi crown prince. he also raised the murder of the journalist, jamal shop g. i had to see the u. s. president meeting with gulf leaders in saudi arabia's capital. he laid out how he sees america's role in the middl

just o'neill is about unity and family lawyers. all my stuff. i mean if something goes wrong in the reno and at right all we're all learn it am wonderful. happy not we trust each other and can communicate with a single glass awful amidala bullet. after all this time, i think we've grown together all day on the whole thought he had been bugging him. way it's time the show is about to begin. good with jose antonio stands to the side during the actual bullfighter. he's letting the next generation take the reins, but he's still in the arena and that's what counts a be those that it will only look ugly of you know, we all have the same stature, but there's no small or tall here. there were like brothers is helping each other. our similarly we all have the same worth range of you that the less good have you have you saw until she was and then roberto finally does his sketch. it's a good thing. they practiced because everything runs smoothly in the arena and despite any criticism, they feel loved by the audience, not because of their body size, but as

age of 18. -- terry o'neill has died at the age of 18. —— died at the age of 80.dery in places. there is still some rain falling through parts of scotland and northern england, as it will at times overnight, the rain in scotland mainly to the south. elsewhere, if you have seen a little rain today, it is likely to become dry, there will be a few clear spells around. temperatures edging upwards, we have got some warmer, more humid nights to come. a lot of cloud to begin with in northern england and south—east scotland tomorrow, with some rain clearing through. although brightening up, there will be scattered showers in scotland and northern england, the chance of catching the odd one elsewhere. but overall, a lot of dry weather to come, the brighter, sunnier prospect for many tomorrow. it will feel warmer in that sunshine. temperatures through central, eastern, and south—east england in particular mid to even upper 20s. we end the day with rain pushing in to northern ireland on friday evening, western scotland. pushes across scotland overnight and into saturday. wit

>> reporter: he says the coast guard is a combination of both military and national security and o'neill says as a defense contractor, primrose would have had access to information useful for adversaries overseas. >> it is also certainly possible that one of the reasons to roll out these two illegals is to expose russian spies and make a trade for our individuals who are trapped in russia. >> reporter: o'neill says russia is known for playing the long game of gathering intelligence, slowly gaining power and access to information. to be clear, the couple is not being charged with spying. no comment from the state department. >>> could ukraine be turning the tide against the russian invaders? a ukrainian counter offensive to recapture a major city in the south is gaining momentum according to new intelligence from the british military. it paints a pretty dire picture for russian forces. brittish intelligence reports the city is now virtually now cut off from other russian occupied territory and a crucial bridge leading out appears to be unusable after multiple rocket attacks. it has been a

buck o'neill and bud fowler were inducted. >> 56 but a 33775. it is unbelievable, the speed they are getting out of this car. chris: in the first three rounds, britney force set three records, closing in on the all-time record. the california native earns her first win at sonoma. going for a sonoma track record. robert considers it his home track, but falls to bob taska, who beat john force for his first win of the year. that's so fast, they are going, up there in sonoma. dion, dr. klay thompson. we are watching giants and dodgers. you're seeing a klay thompson highlight in the middle. fun to watch him and the true love he has for his brother. it seemed like he was rooting for the giants outside of when his brother was at the plate. he was sitting right behind the giants dugout. it's fun to see him be him. he's not injured, getting ready to go for ring number five. dion: he is so loved in the bay area and beyond. he could have his own reality show with his antics, everything he does on a regular basis. chris: let's produce this show. dion: it's

o'neil says as a defense contractor primrose would of have had access to information useful for thoses. >> it is possible one of the reasons to roll up these two is to expose russian spies and make a trade for our individuals who are trapped over in russia. >> o'neil says russia is known for playing the long game with gathering intelligence, having people work their way up slowly to gain power and access information, to be clear the couple is not charged with spying, no comment from the state department. >> thanks for much. >>> could ukraine be turning the tide against the russian invaders? counteroffensive is gaining momentum. that is according to new intelligence from the british military. it paints a dire picture of russian forces. british intelligence says the city is virtually out, cut off from other russian occupied territories. and crucial bridge leading out of kherson is nearly unusable. it has been a vital lifeline for the troops in the city. they rely on it for supplies and it was a potential escape route should they node to retreat. ukrainian military delivering a stone col

we have representation from the fbi and state police as well. >> commander o'neill. an active investigation continues into the shooting of the highland park 4th of july parade. the parade route and central business district remain an active crime scene. we highly recommend that individuals living in this area continue to shelter in place, entailing green bay road to laurel avenue to st. john's avenue to elm place. the investigation and most law enforcement personnel are focused in this area. individuals outside of this area no longer need to shelter in place. however, we urge everyone and anyone to remain vigilant and immediately report any suspicious behavior in the community. the lake county coroner is on scene assisting with the investigation. highland park police are collaborating with the major crime task force, the fbi, the illinois state police, county and local law enforcement agencies throughout our area. while no one is in custody at this time, a very active apprehension effort is currently under way. individuals with knowledge of the incidents, persons of

o'neill even hired securitymoh been assaulted.ere there as city workers swept the alleyways, something john and his property manager says they do well but people come back sometimes hours later. >> it's farcical the efforts to clean up the alley so far. >> reporter: while the city does what it can and police officers keep patrolling, john is hoping for another solution. >> i'm frustrated and it just seems like an insoluble problem. >> reporter: he's hoping one day things get back to how it was when he first moved in back in 1984. >> disgust. anger. fear. you know, i am very cautious when i go out. i don't go out into the alley ever. >> so just last week mayor london breed announced the opening of 430 new shelter beds for the homeless residents. by september the city will have over,000 new beds available to people living unsheltered, those in my story there are hoping this gives them some relief and safety around their apartments, amanda. >> streetstewith trash, drug deals and fights caught on camera and one fed up oakland business

commander chris o'neill, last name o'neill. this morning at 10:14 a.m., highland park units were on scene for the fourth of july parade that started at city hall t by the train station from central avenue west to snunset park. around 10:14, we heard loud reports which we per soceived a gunfire. units ran to the plaza area, the source, to locate and identify the source of the noise and the gunshots, and gunfire. we immediately identified that people were down, that we had numerous people injured. and shot. we communicated that information with our police dispatch, coordinated a medical response with the fire department and began setting up a inner and outer perimeter, and also requesting additional outside resources. we established a command post staging area here at the fire station on central avenue and we continue to obtain information, gather information to coordinate who was doing the shooting and where that person was last seen. firearm evidence was located on a rooftop of a nearby business. that was secured. a suspect des

o'neill even hired security guards costing him ten grand a month who have actually also been assaulted. our cameras were there as city workers swept the alleyways, something john and his property manager says they do well but people come back sometimes hours later. >> it's farcical the efforts to clean up the alley so far. >> reporter: while the city does what it can and police officers keep patrolling, john is hoping for another solution. >> i'm frustrated and it just seems like an insoluble problem. >> reporter: he's hoping one day things get back to how it was when he first moved in back in 1984. >> disgust. anger. fear. you know, i am very cautious when i go out. i don't go out into the alley ever. >> he says he just doesn't go out at all. just last week mayor london breed announced the opening of 430 new shelter beds for the homeless. by september the city will have over 1,000 new beds available to people living unsheltered. that's a look at your "bay area beat" this morning. >>> time is 6:16. let's get a check with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> a couple minutes unti

we'll start with commander o'neill. >> hello, my name is commander chris o'neill.foremost, we're all grieving for the families and friends who lost loved ones today, those injured and everyone impacted by this horrific, senseless random act of violence. i served as the incident commander on scene. i was present at approximately 10:14 when this started. there was an active shooter incident that occurred in downtown highland park during our fourth of july holiday parade this morning. this was an active incident and all individuals are urged to shelter in place at this time. highland park police and numerous federal, state and law enforcement agencies are searching for the suspect. the suspect is currently described as a male white, approximately 18 to 20 years old, with longer black hair, a small build, and wearing a white or blue t-shirt. a firearm has been recovered from the scene. we have secured the perimeter around downtown highland park and are continuing our searches. at this time two dozen people have been transported to highland park hospital. six are confir

inductees including former dodgers star and mets manager gil hodges and black baseball pioneers buck o'neiled ali's heavyweight championship belt from his 1974 rumble in the jungle fight against george foreman has been sold at auction. indianapolis colts owner jim ersay paid more than $6 million for the famed hardware. the belt now joins other prized items in his traveling collection of rock music, american history, and pop culture memorabilia touring the country. >>> and a new ernest hemmingway lookalike has been crowned in key west. the florida city holds an annual contest in honor of the author who lived there in the 1930s. 65-year-old real estate attorney john auville beat 124 other contestants. >> i think i feel most like hemmingway because of his relationship with his friends, his wife, and his children. my kids are here right now, and -- yeah, i -- i feel very, very rich right now. >> while living in key west, hemmingway wrote some of his most memorable books including "for whom the bell tolls" and "to have and have not." >>> hidden dangers that await tourists at an island paradise i

others included buck o'neil. to start training camp, the raiders a couple of days and. vegas plays in the hall of fame game and a couple of days. today, davante adams speaking. he says he is consistently looking for ways to improve. >> thinking about the bigger picture, chasing a better me. trying to be there and be the best teammate i ham to help this team when his money games as possible. that has been my mentality. i've never been the type of guy to be complacent or content where i am at. i always feel like i can get better. >> 337 .75, unbelievable the speed they are getting out of his car. chris: nhra nationals at sonoma, first round, three track records. 337 .75 miles per hour, closing on the top fuel record. a california native earns her first win at sonoma. funny car semifinals, going for a track record, fourth straight win. it falls to bob tasker. then he beat force in the finals for his first one of the year. have you ever been to a race or seen something go so fast? dion: i've been to a nascar race whe

on the o'neill cruz slide, his helmet knocked a tooth out of miguel rojas' mouth.lay showed the tooth flying out. he had to leave the game, which miami won. rojas, he's got a dentist trip in his future. i used this material at 6:00, so i'll use it again. i once lost a tooth biting into a turkey sandwich. true story. >>> up next, it may look normal from the outside, but this northern california home hitting the market has a very unusual my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. >>> you ever get that feeling of deja vu? >> i erybody. i appreciate that. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and a

players, managers inducted including 1969 miracle mets manager gil hodges and negro league pioneer buck o'neil. congratulations to the 2022 class. >>> all right, coming up, the belt that just sold for over $6 million. >>> also ahead, subway offering free sandwiches for life. but just wait until you hear what you have to do to get them. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪ohh so subtly sweet♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪all new from pure leaf♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ new poligrip power hold and seal. clinically proven to give strongest hold, plus seals out 5x more food pa

my name's unit o'neill. on 30 minutes of news and views start, russia and ukraine have separately into deal on establishing a car, a door for ukrainian grain exports to leave black see ports. now. the agreement was broken on friday by turkish, an un mediators, in a stumble, with the signing being seen as a critical step, averting a world food crisis. 3 ports in the black sea will be unblocked under the agreements. ukraine will not be mine. its port says repeatedly requested by moscow to ensure a safe passage of ships, but instead we'll escort the vessels to turkey where the old man gone to other international destinations. the agreement will also see russia, turkey, ukraine operate a coordination center. should any incidents occur during the shipment? process? cargo ships will also be inspected for weapons as they enter and exit the black sea . something the russian defense minister stress is essential to do so it's important for us to inspect ships for the presence or absence of weapons and military equipme

of the executive and legislative powers for daisy just to give you an idea that they're running, o'neill state parliament held a simple vote in the middle of the night, incidentally voting to massively reduced to protected areas that are strategically important. the jessie palmer reserve and the ga jeremiah in state park, i'm not allowed to wasn't they didn't seek any expert advice, fresh. and there was no public debate also said dodgy. it was just because the jew areas were reported by stopping by expansion of grazing land for canada. i will possibility or can restart the states highest hold route that the decision contravene the constitution. but the forest is still being cleaned. both areas bold on carry buena land, not much. so this is where our territory begins. on the right hand side of the river, i need be in the village and 2 and a half hours we passed a number of giant, some all my trees. they are known here as the queen of the forest. the territory of the carrier buena covers more than a $150000.00, hacked us. a handful of families and a host of dogs await our arrival. the carr

earlier my colleague, unit o'neill got some insights from human and labor, ryan slowed down kovachick and political science professor, maggie boucher on africa, political stance. and one of the worst been so concerned about his ties with russia . egypt is leaving the african stand for mon alignment at the language that the east and west understand is national interest of the country. he just adopt a very balanced stand between united states, the west in general, and russia and the east. as a matter of fact, what we're witnessing now is that confrontation between the east and west should go off or off recently said western busters call for our oblique members to condemn russia, and not take pictures with russian representatives. what we've seen though is pretty much the opposite would very warm reactions from his counterparts on recent trips does not really just put in the spotlight that the world is bigger than the west. absolutely. i mean, since the conflict in ukraine began, we saw this that really outside of the u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia, the rest of the wor

councilman mike o'neill mayor mary beer. thank you both for inviting us to your gorgeous city of pacific. beautiful thank you. thank you. pleasure pleasure. thank you. yeah all right, still to come. we're going to be talking a little bit about the pacific beach coalition will have much more on that coming up shortly after this. i think we might be checking in with our south castigated because we know a lot of things about sal and one of the things i've long known about you. you love anything on four wheels, sal, and you've got a lot where you are. yeah. garcia standing in front of a 1969 chevelle malibu s s car. i wish i owned with a surfboard in the back, and this is part of the car culture here in pacifica. these guys came out nice and early, and i want to bring in jeff bremer, who is nice enough to join me. and you even have it on your shirt here. terranova industrial tech car show. exactly yeah, thanks for having us and i appreciate the exposure. for the car culture here in pacifica. and this is a fundraiser that funds t

, really _ snappy, is not a sound doctor o'neill, really good _ snappy, is not a sound doctor o'neillby recently retired triple jumper nathan douglas, two—time olympian and five—time british champion who competed in the commonwealth games in delhi, glasgow and on the gold coast. he spent much of his career in birmingham at alexander stadium and has been heavily involved in its redevelopment. that was a big build up! really good to talk to you and given all the competitions and events that you've been involved in, i have to ask first of all, is there a part of you that wishes you are competing in these games? ila that wishes you are competing in these games?— that wishes you are competing in these names? ., ., , ~ ., these games? no doubt, i think for me the pandemic _ these games? no doubt, i think for me the pandemic and _ these games? no doubt, i think for me the pandemic and obviously i these games? no doubt, i think for me the pandemic and obviously ofl these games? no doubt, i think for i me the pandemic and obviously of the draw of the commonwealth games has added an extra few y

and she listed all the benefits we enjoyed through our father honeypot vajella pussy o'neill. it but it didn't go. luca said they go to super lagossi. does i once asked him, did it never occurred to you that you were hurting people? which i was, he answered, yes, i thought about that very often of like one of the companies that i discussed it with the military clergyman and the clergy told us keep it up because you are fighting the anti christ. what this is done through gender, wonderland degree is choice. look guilty bully that said that gave him a reason to continue committees and all good conscience as he told me, i love to go to suppose shantia lee, so it's perverse. totally sick them for me. they film really sunny. are you having doubts, dawning willow? ye sh, marathoners o no fool, we're all affected. and this is not over yet, and we know what if he is released, but the good people, so he won't be released figured. melissa, that's what judge or a fake has told me. it was an transfer to house arrest is only possible if he's dying. oh, well yeah. daniel, that i pick us is

my name's unit o'neill. on 30 minutes of news and views started out, we began with the latest on the ukraine conflict. some $500.00 ukranian troops were killed in unless the tax overnight, according to the russian ministry of defense. press for the job, this strikes was published by the m o d. it said several military assets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalists formations in the heart of the region on the done. yet republic comes amid the continuing advance of russian led forces in don bus the against republic. officials, se ukrainian trips are starting to retreat from the key city of severs. the authorities also accuse ukraine of targeting civilian infrastructure in the city of the hell off including a school kindergarten and hospital. they also reiterated that kia is using us, supplied high mars missiles systems. in those times, the russian m o t also commented on thursday strike in this central ukrainian city of vien, it's the ministry se ukrainian military building was targeted while

i'm union o'neill, e u countries have committed to a 15 percent reduction in gas consumption until next spring. although the small print shows that the energy saving plan is voluntary and comes with a pretty sizable heft of exemptions, it follows russian energy. john gallus problems announcement that it's to further cut supplies to europe from wednesday. you chief 1st of underline, praise the blocks moves saying it shows the unanimity of member nations. i strongly welcome the endorsement by counsel of the regulation to reduce gas demand and prepare for the winter. it is a decisive step to face down the threat of a full gas disruption. thanks to today's decision, europe is now ready to address its energy security as a union. the only really entity on this issue is the countries that refused to cut their gas use, agree that those who have had no choice and no alternatives should really well. yeah, ration their supply. so there's really no solidarity at all in brussels. the central request that all $27.00 member states reduced their gas consumption by 15 percent. this is really all about t

my name's unit o'neill on 30 minutes of news and views starting out. we begin with the latest on the ukraine conflict, local authority, say 7 civilians have been killed, an 18 more injured after ukrainian forces that the city of lafayette gulf came. the russian controlled territory of her song. this is some of the footage we've received showing the law solves the deadly attack. local authorities claim us made . hi mars multiple rocket launchers were used on cause the civilian casualties. a fertilizer warehouse took a direct hit bursting into flames on fixed floating multiple times. the number of fatalities is feared likely to rise. as many people are said to be trapped or buried under rubble. one local living close to the scene film, the following video of her destroyed apartment. i'm with . so the number of victims may still grow in the city or no i golf got as several people are still on, accounted for and people are still being admitted to hospitals with various degrees offer injuries. now according to local officials, a fertilizer warehouse would p

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my name's unit o'neill, at 30 minutes of news and views start now. suffocation and not police violence was to blame for last month's debts of at least 23 migrants in northern africa. that is the conclusion of american fact finding mission, which has been investigating june's tragic events when a huge crowd tried to storm this spanish and place of molly. so teaching haas fuel that all the deaths we saw were caused by a fix, yet they were the results of over crowding and pushing by huge number of people attempting to cross the border at once while and well to discuss the findings. we can cross, laughed archie, contributor rachel marston for her tick. hi there, rachel. so indeed, the at commission from rockwell concluded it's prob and has said the authorities are apparently not to blame. yeah, well you may recall that these are migrants from africa, the target of western regime change and fail counterterrorism wars who last month attempted to enter the u via spain from morocco at one of just to land borders between the european and african continents. now images and witnesses reports afte

my colleague union o'neill discussed the issue with artes . rachel bobbins really does seem like almost a different world when you look at just one year ago. and you know, when it comes to the united states, you have americans that are dealing with not only this ongoing violence, but also an increasing political divide, skyrocketing inflation, which remains at 40 your highs. and you may think, what does all of that have to do with independence day? this traditional holiday celebration before the americans decide that they want to have their basic backyard barbecue. they are now spending 17 percent more this year than they were just one year ago. and for the americans who decide that they want to go check out their local fireworks display on some cities shows have now been cancelled due to staffing shortages. and of course, we can't talk about staffing shortages without mentioning the airline industry in the united states, which this weekend alone, soft thousands of cancellations due to a lack of staff. so certainly a lot going on there as we continue to be more and more protests coming

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i'm unit o'neill. we begin with the latest from the conflict in don't bus where they civilian debt toll is rising. this choose they. the ukrainian army continues to shell residential areas of done yet. this eye witness for they just said to show the result of ukrainian attacks, including on a car dealership, igniting several of the vehicles there. a number of homes and an apartment building . some damage. he have forces have recently intensified there showing of following the russian lead takeover of the loop ganske republic strikes by ukrainian forces over the past 2 months have resulted in dozens of dance and more than a 100 people injured. a warning, the following images are disturbing. i know that i know some harley and testimony in response to some of the latest shelling were a 10 year old girl. was left mutilated after being hit in the center of that yet city. these are the latest pictures from there where they refill incident occurred, and at least 2 more civilians were also killed by black in t

my name's unit o'neill on 30 minutes of news and views start. and we begin with the latest from the conflict in don bos, where the civilian death toll is rising as the ukrainian army continues to shout residential areas of done. yet this eye witness footage is said to show the result of ukrainian attacks, including a car dealership, igniting several of the vehicle, is there. a number of homes on an apartment building were also damaged. key forces have recently intensified their showing of stun yeske following the russian lead. take over the new bring new guns republic strike spy, ukrainian forces. over the past 2 months have resulted in dozens of deaths and more than a 100 people injured. a warning the following images are disturbing but i know that i was. 7 in some of the latest shelling a 10 year old girl was killed after being hit in the center of didn't yet city. at these are the latest pictures we have from the scene. the girls mother and grandfather spoke about. what happened? we lose good as well and the vision was in world much bizarre w