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should the candidates tackle that or in least, what does >>orte certainly and again, the number of issuraised, that might be raised in the debate. for it seems that the important job of those journalists are tasked with interrogating, with questioning theandidates, sometimes i refer to it as setting the agenda for the debate. now i can imagine as the raised, issues related to that we will have discussion of tomorrow night. budget. other matters to international affairs. and so tomorrow the role will be to select those for the candidates and i think debate, one of the moments we see the side-by-side, but one of the very few unscripted of what they will be askede there to see how they respond. issue that was just raised is by the important set of the journalists of whated it debate and we have a critique as asked with this issue is not raised. think that for me, at least, do we have a of those most important matters in public and are those issues raised in the debate? host: fail in minnesota, and ended line. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i won't be watching the debates,watch -- because i am

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nineties, a former paratrooper fled to israel alexander ageikin, suspected of involvement in the murder of ort ageikin was found dead with signs of a drug overdose in the telyaviv slums. shlyafman, vysotsky, is alive, although it is unlikely that, following the great bard, he will be able to repeat the words “thank you for being alive.” the near future does not bode well for him. unfortunately for valery shlyafman, russian and israeli legislation in this regard are similar, only in contrast to russia, to sit for a crime thirty-three years ago in israel will have to wait much longer under these articles. the biblical principle - a life for a life, that is, life imprisonment for killing a person - is the basic principle of israeli justice. i wanted to kill another person, i wanted to kill pesya, but i hit vasya, it’s still a premeditated murder. in addition, if i simply shot at a group of people, knowing full well... that they could die from this, but showing indifference to the result, this is also considered premeditated murder, a punishing sword hangs over the invisible man, over valery shlya

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translation: france continues to su ort translation: france continues to support ukraine _ translation continues to support ukraine in _ translation: france continues to support ukraine in all- to support ukraine in all areas, including on the european level, by seeking to have the effective launch of membership negotiations by the end of the month, or at nato, the summit from july 9—11, where i will commit again to ukraine's path to our alliance. world leaders have spent most of the week in france to mark the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings in normandy, when tens of thousands of soldiers arrived on the beaches in northern france — in an invasion that was a key moment that led the eventual defeat of nazi germany and the liberation of europe. the war in ukraine loomed over d—day commemorations on thursday, where president zelensky and western leaders paid tribute to world war ii veterans. ukraine's president shared an emotional moment with one of those veterans. take a listen. (laughter) you are the saviour of the people. i have got tears in my eyes. as d—day commemorations wrap

ort in different ways.u also for your strong commitment to the nato transatlantic alliance and thank you for your tireless effortsnan 75 years ago. si has been the ultimate security guarantee for all our members. standing together, we prevent war and preserve peace. being nato, the u.s. has 31 frs together, allies represent f 's economic and half advancing u.s. interests and multly america's power. nato makesmeri syesterday, as y, with president biden, i nato alg major increases in defense spending. this year, defense spending across europe and canada is up 18%. the biggest increase in decades. 23 allies will meet the targe■tt east 2% of gdp on defense. this is more than twice as many as just four years ago. since 20 14, the love and canada have added over $640 billion extra in defense spending. this demonstrates an historic improvement in burden sharing within nato. it shows that the united states does not need to shoulder the burden alone. alliance in which allies are steppingd ch is found right here in t

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well, the messages of su ort charges are. well, the messages of summit don't _ charges are.ort don't come much strongerl charges are. well, the messages of. support don't come much stronger in this courtroom than the form of the first lady, the wife of the us president, the stepmother of the defendant, jill biden, who has been in court to support hunter biden as this court case has gone into its first day. i was watching from the press benches as he turned from the defence table to glance at the first lady. as to those charges, these all date back to 2018 when hunter biden bought a handgun from a gun store here in wilmington, delaware. the prosecution alleges that he failed to declare illegal drug addiction on a federalform when to declare illegal drug addiction on a federal form when he did so. to declare illegal drug addiction on a federalform when he did so. now, he has very publicly acknowledged his long battles with drug and alcohol addiction, his long battles with drug and alcoholaddiction, but the his long battles with drug and alcohol addiction, but the defence will

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orts knowledge there. 'll preston will have reaction and the reasoning behind the justices ruling and concerns growing over how women in custody were transferred out of fci dublin and treated at a new facilities. >> we're live with the local lawmaker demanding answers in a new letter to prison officials and new rules for one bay area city allowing homeowners to sell their accessory dwelling units separately from their home. >> what this could mean for the tight housing market from ktvu, fox two news this is the four. well, adus have become increasingly popular in recent years, and now those backyard cottages are about to become a lot more valuable in san jose, city leaders have moved to allow homeowners to sell off their adus like a condo. it's all part of an effort to expand affordable housing options in the south bay. welcome, everyone to the for this afternoon. i'm alex savage and i'm cristina rendon. >> allowing people to sell adus is expected to increase demand for those backyard units. ktvu san rubin

. >> throughout this ort of rant there was a lot of, you know, it just -- aggression and, you know, against the media getting even. >> so the quotes peel back layers on the court they offer a different explanation for alito's rulings than his own claims to follow just historical meaning and not just push his own personal views. now, i want to be clear. there are people who argue that judges are human beings and if you were to do enough taping, you could find other judges sharing their views, whatever they may be, and the test is how they rule, not what they think. but these tapes bring also a whole second problem for alito who is facing multiple scandals. the flags, they flew an upside down flag and they were waving this flag and hoisting it for days over their house at that time in january '21. doing that violates the u.s. flag code and the code section on respecting the flag. it mandates the flag should never be displayed upside down with the union down. alito knew this was bad. he didn't defend it as just his free speech or some sort of, you know, joke. ininstead, he claimed it was his w

trump is looking at rip orting endorsing him. no justice is working after his conviction. >> one of trump's campaign leaders was like your campaign is over, you are dead meat. now they are realizing maybe not. >> i think a lot of business leaders are looking at the fact that trump is endorsing a number of republicans who are much more mainstream than in the past. thinking well, maybe if he can do that, maybe his policies will be quite so crazy. >> okay, but that is wishful thinking. if he was really doing that he would come right out and say nikki haley is my vp. right? nikki haley continues to have support. she was out of the race for two months, and still, at some of those primaries she had 20% of the vote. and there are all these people who have this notion that she is this george bush republican, and he is not embracing her. he humiliated her over and over again and she has endorsed him. but i want to go back to the point you made, people are saying trump might be meandering, but so is joe biden. let's talk about what we saw

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that su ort to the press conference. that support is _ to the press conference.sition for also supporting his release it took all of them, it took millions of people. it took people working behind—the—scenes, people working behind—the—scenes, people processing on the streets for days and weeks and months and years. and we achieved it. cheering and applause julian wanted me to sincerely thank everyone. he wanted to be here but you have to understand what he has been through. he needs time, he needs to repeat cooper eight and this is a process. —— he needs to recuperate. i ask you to please give us space, privacy, to find our place. to let our family be a family before he can speak again at a time of his choosing. i think it is important to recognise that his relief and the breakthrough in the negotiations came at a time when there had been a breakthrough in the legal case in the uk in the extradition, where the high court had allowed permission to appeal. there was a court date set for the ninth and 10th ofjuly, an upcoming court date in whichjulian would be able

ort?national institute of allery and infectious diseases. your agency approved that right ? yes, it did. after. does that have anything to do with this? >> yhat?t haveg the lab leak theory? no, nothing to do with it. nothinleak theg. o. what do you do you agreeu ag that there was a push theor to downplay the lab leak theory? not on my party?. ? >> really? really. wow. now, that'o an rea s on par with one of of senator rand paul's legendary exchanges with dr. fauci. let's go down memory lane. you might remember this. >> the point that you were making is that of the grant that was funded as a sub award from ecohealth to wuhan, created sars-cov-2 to. >> that's what you were getting. let me finish. we don't kno>> it wew --w. >> al wait, wait a minute. did you do the lab? but all the evidence is pointing that it cameis . re the lab. you. there will be responsibility willor. totallynded the lab >> including yourself. i totally disagree. allonew the witness to.>> i totally resent the lie that you are now. e no senator. all right, here now with reaction. he is the authorwith of dece

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ort leaning a little bit towards biden. it's a really good staff let me run this by you. casey on cnn reporter tweets out the voice open mouth look, visual contrast between president biden former president trump have all democrats i am talking to nearly beside themselves watching this debates. the prominent democrat is texting, saying gavin please, referring to the california governor. paul? [laughter] >> caller: yes, this is difficult. what a choice we have. it is not nice. these are not tremendously talented candidates. and i think at this point most people have made their mind unless -- a member the old governor edwin edwards of louisiana after he said they're going to voting for me unless they find i am fed with a dead woman or a live child. and i think that's what it's come to have bad choices it's going to be last second people are going to make it. stupid paul so they hold the second debate between these two candidates? >> caller: of course they should. of course they should, absolutely. >> host: same rule same format? >> caller: i like it. and i get it for the hos

e ort community members and representatives have been coming together for community noise roundtablesaccomplish the goals pipelin of training pilots and meaningfully addressing the concerns increases in noise. >> on the pilot hiring issue, there is some i think the pipeline has expanded and we are seeing less pressure. shortage of experienced pilots who wear the captain's uniform. that is still a challenge. it is a robust pipeline. it has become a better career than it was 20 or 30 years ago. it is much more stable and better paid. i think market forces are turning out with more people space and with some new technologies, i think it will be a fruitful career path you have described it needs to be a community discussion and it needs to in whether it is an airport to make sure that you are adequately capturing noise. it can't just be after-the-fact where you are only hearing from by it. faa is forward leaning with engagi with community kiddies -- communities. >> this is more of a shout out for the faa. northemany small airportspace neregional airports along the front range in colorado.

ort when it comes to holding grantees accountable and complicit as in we simply can't afford to havegency's potential limited and its workers harmed by sexual harassment, discrimination, or bullying in the workplace. nih is in a position to set a biomedical research field. under your leadership now, talk to us about what steps you are institutions and your grantees that these behaviors will not be accepted and will result in the loss of federal funding? dr. bertagnolli: thank you so much, chair murray. y of any type, sexual abuse, harassing, bullying, any type is absolutely not to be tolerated. anywhere. advocacy in championing this really important issue. so, sp first of all, thank you for your support in giving us the institutions thad report to us anyone who has beend to exhibit this behavior. real finding of this behavior. and when that happens, their funding is withdrawn. thatolid and important steped us with. however, we still have more work to do and we need yo and so, i really look forward to working with you on that. i will say that it is still possible to pass the harasser