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o. thanks again for your time larry. i bought the palm after this diligence, upon african review outlet, social and political commentators that i got the right person to put the has insisted that russia wants to resolve the clean carpet through negotiations. both of his counselor about the key in cuba. lot of the landscape becomes the intelligence what need to, as the, his elected so has in fact expired. we do see me. and of course, we realize that the legitimacy of the current head of state is over who to negotiate with. and this is, of course, a fair question. i agree with you. i think that one of the goals of the conference that has been announced the conference in switzerland is precisely to have the wisdom community and the sponsors of the current key of regime confirmed the legitimacy of the incumbent head of state or the inactive one. but these p steps, they do not matter for legal documents, of course. so we would need, if it comes to that. and i proceed from the fact that peace folks shouldn't be resumed without

i think one of the things that's been emphasized o 494, again, during this 2 days to a visit to china, is this, this rise of a multi polar well, which just seems to be unstoppable at this point? president pers, in saying that in all nations with respect to the most opponent wells and refrained from putting obstacles in the past. all these developments, i mean, it seems like such a, a simple, straightforward strategy. but is it really going to be that that easy? well, of it's totally, i think, the, well, it sees a need for an o type point. a well, especially at this moment of the u. s. is facing huge international backslash. ofa is support of each rewards on godsa will sees a need to do 90 to get to, to create an 8 mode to pull up. well, so that papa justice could be made and peace can be maintained in the many configurations in the well way by suspecting throughout the day is always good to hear from you. we've been talking to benjamin child power school as technology and business professors. thank you. have a great day have a great day and we'll be continuing our coverage on the lot

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the niners they were on the field again today for o-t-a's reactivating that muscle memory building chemistryith their new teammates. >> and learning the system. this is the first time that coaches are seeing a lot of these guys and the sessions can also tell coaches a lot about how the return or spent their offseason take a listen to a quarterbacks coach brian greasy said about brock purdy in his development. this offseason. >> i think probably the most important is is continuing to grow off the field as a and leadership within this organization i know it's no small feat to be the leader of a the face of the franchise and leader of organization. and that takes time to get the confidence and and be comfortable in that position and understand all the little things that you do during the course of the day, a week of the month of the season badly inland into and brock is growing in that area. and i think that's really cool. >> steph curry has been named to the all nba 3rd team. this is his 10th, all nba selection, which is a franchise record. steph averaged 26 5 in 5 this season per usual. let t

the rock and the niners were on the field again today for o-t-a's reactivating that muscle memory buildinghemistry with their new teammates and >> learning the system. this is the first time the coaches are seeing a lot of these guys and these sessions can also tell coaches a lot about how the return or spent their offseason, where they play in a party and take a look at what quarterbacks coach brian griese. he said about brock purdy in his development. this offseason. >> i think probably the most important is is continuing to grow off the field as a and leadership within this organization >> i know it's no small feat to be the leader of a the f of the franchise and leader of organization. and that takes time to get the confidence and and be comfortable in that position and understand all the little things that you do during the course of the day, a week of the month of the season badly inland into and brock is growing in that area. and i think that's really cool. >> it will be interesting to see this is kind of like a contract year for brock because he's extension eligible. so he technica

apparently he sold drugs to are again and she o d done it. you know that was that not should alert an awful lot of people. you know, you go to buy drugs, whatever they are, this funding all as awfully dangerous. remember the little baby that was in the hotel. wright was crawling on the floor and people before that had rented that room had to use fentanyl and a little tiny bit of got on the floor and the baby ingested indict. that's how dangerous this is. i mean, i would think that most people that get into drugs like that go, should back off this because you're not going to tell. it's fentanyl is in until it gets here and you're not even going to go them because you're gone and you think >> stereo typical drug dealers and drug users are out on the streets in the tenderloin here. we a highly educated, affluent person in silicon valley right out there doing the same thing. i know what what they used to call recreational drugs. well, it's not so recreational. >> and the more because you're putting your life at risk doing that. i'm in for, you kn

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know, again, our focus remains o providing support to israel in its efforts to defend we very much wouldo see the hostages returned safely. in terms of the decision provide weapons to israel, again, i won't any type of speculation going forward, but again, my hope would be that we do what's necessary to protect civilians he battle space, and you'll hear me say that over and over again. i don't think are incompatible. i think you can conduct military operations effectively and alsoe battlepaned a lot. the united states has learned a lot in terms of thi of and again, there are waysveral to do this where you can accoun. you can protect the people and also accomplish your objectives. reporter: general brownul you explain the inevitability of vi advisors in ukraine, working with ukrainian forcn yo explain about why that is necessary and what it would take to make that happen? an secretary austin, on the i.c.c., president n called the arrest warrants outrageous.artmt has said it wil work with the i.c.c. to provide evidence about ukraine. is that work continu how does this decision affect those

authorities identified the man shot and killed in belmont last friday's 27 e o the on again from sanco. shooting happened right near berlin and hiller street just off a one on one. police said the victim was shot several times. investigators are still searching for the suspect. woman is dead and another in the hospital following a shooting in oakland. happened right near the stanley exit off 5.80, when police arrive. they say they found one man with gunshot wound. he died at the hospital. the second man later showed up to the hospital and he's expected survive. motive into the shooting is being investigated. the sandwich is a sheriff's office is defending its use of critical kimmel, chemical agents. training exercise ended up spreading to a nearby elementary school. so what's sheriff's office says the uc berkeley police department off the chemicals. the sheriff's office said last week they are causing all chemical agent training classes while they review that incident. it was a day full of controversy at the state capitol as lawmakers took a bill that would forbid school districts fr

moment for niners fans, san francisco, for the most part, at least will get back together again tomorrow for o-a's. of course, it's a new team so that everyone is back from that super bowl squad. most notably erik armstead. he's down in jacksonville now and then you'll probably have some guys who choose not to attend because o-t-a's are voluntary. i would not expect brandon aiyuk to be in the building as he tried to get a new contract. >> either way the sessions there to start of, you know, chemistry building in for coaches to get a look at the new players on their new team in this type of setting. and we will actually be hearing from one of the most notable forty-niners reporters in the bay area. grant cohn. he'll be on sports night live tonight as we preview so, you know, the nfl, they have something every month, you know, games don't start to september. but every month that the that the draft or free agency schedule release o-t-a's many can whip up the they know what they're doing. their billion-dollar enterprise. for reason. i always forget t stands for. >> its offseason team activities. b

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o hazrat farun , the deceased has come again with the passion of kindness. fatima al-masouma ashfai lena in paradise or fatima al-masouma ashfai , good morning and happy eid , god willing, the beginning of the decade of dignity is also happy for each of you. it has been a few days since these ceremonies began in qom and the shrine of hazrat masoumeh. peace be upon him, it has started , but in the capital city of tehran, today and at the same time as the blessed birth of hazrat masoumeh, peace be upon him, the grand celebration of the daughter of the month is going to be held . about the details of the big girl's party we will hear from them mr. azim and good morning. you are very welcome. happy eid. greetings and devotion. good morning. i also congratulate the blessed birth of hazrat masoumeh. god willing, let's organize it all over the country. god willing, thank you very much for coming. please request this big celebration of the girl of the month that i am referring to now. you said, when will it be held, where and how can the dear and honorable compatrio

make a little money, sell a book and try to be part of the biden campaign team has reminded b o people once againf the deliberately botched afghanistan withdrawal by trying to claim that something didn't happen because you can't see something that didn't happen wheen becauan people saw what did happen. and so for the gold star. families, they vote trump, biden and for jen psaki, she' she's reminded us of one of the greatest failures o militarily and diplomatically of all time. and we're still trying to get some of our lives ivs out of afghanis. still dan we're still trying to get justice for the gold star familiese goldstar. t thre >> all of that three and a half adars into this administration . >> well, thank you for all your efforts, mr. coueystrationu for. hoover, just please know this, that this audience cares.tten and we haven't forgotten what happened to your son's. d t and we know the truth about joe biden and what he did that day. and our prayerays and ourh thoughts are with both of you. >> i can't imagine, as a father witi can'h all the painvy you live with every day. >> thank you all.g

o's. and that's why it opposes this bill. again, not on any grounds. no, you know, there's no human rights violation here. international law violation bypassing this law. it's just fit the u. s. once you know the, the run of the place and george's decided it doesn't want that. it wants to control who influences the it's elections, it's policies and that's, that's a totally legitimate position for a sovereign nation who has the money in control. right. so we'll come all a massive protest where a sponsor last year over the proposed legislation and lawmakers had to show the bill at that time. why do you think it was successful? they've passed this time? what's the difference? i realized this, the government plus my spoke to deb this time georgiana and vivian and possibly slot is actually better not. you know, so a lot of the pro just said pigeon isn't $7000.00 dfcs the capital not jace and the documents at the bottom about or should i should've done month to month. i understand that from the start of the government and job to you of us much then to get an

now, what we've seen thus far is a limited action that's been focused o the rafah border crossing and againit's reported that minister gallant says he looks to expand op forward. now, i look forward t having that discussion with him to understand, you know, what intent is and how he's going to do that, but again, what we want to see is civilians accounted for and moved of that battle space before anything happens. we've been clear about , about that throughout. as you well i think before things, this gaza, there some $275,000 or lived in and around rafah, that number grew to 1.25 million o so and that's a big jump. and that's a lot of in a very compressed battle space that's in a very difficult area. as you know, urban combat is very intense, difficult to begin with. so unless you account forho civilians and do things differently, then, i think, you more casualties going forward and that's something that we'd like to see change. >> i am confidenthat w have provided have not been used in russia, they've been used in targets in ukraine. >> secretary austin, the russians, they're flying bomber

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