i think it is important that some people are manipulating the fact that the f-16 's front strut is quiteit is not capable and will be the plane will not be able to land on the airfield eh i was recently eh not recently i was not in sweden and i asked a professional pilot jazz-39 uah eh a simple question because i saw that the front rack of the plane eh jazz 39 uah is like that the same as in the f-16 on what i received the answer that it is powerful enough, stable enough and not it will be a problem for this f-16 aircraft to land and take off at your airfield, therefore, definitely, we are currently preparing our flight runways, we are carrying out the appropriate reconstruction, we are improving the coverage, we are improving the infrastructure of the airfield, we are building new protective structures and i think that with the acquisition of airplanes by ukraine , we will be able to receive them in ukraine, but before that we must be we are doing great work in all directions. but the most important thing is the pilots , so stormy f16. let's talk a little about them. who are these peopl

in the eastern part of the kupinsky district, closer to the lugansk people 's republic, in this way our armed forces align the front line, push through and push the enemy to completely different positions, that is, previously these positions were precisely urmarta. and for today. this is of course, our administration stays there all seasons, but now it can’t get there for certain reasons, that is, there are active hostilities. uh, well , nevertheless, as we see the promotion, that everything is still progressing enough for us quickly, that is, despite the fact that these are small settlements, but as we have heard repeatedly , more convenient positions are being taken from the military for conducting and active defense and already preparing for a larger offensive. e on severodonetsk itself, the luhansk people's republic , which was almost completely destroyed, is actively preparing for the heating season, the main task is to catch up before the cold snap. my colleague dmitry horn is following the progress of the work. restoration of infrastructure in the liberated territories of the severodonetsk the agglomeration

because of course, they are the people at the front of mind today. we have talked about lucy letby�*sve had to sit through all of this evidence. but i think in those victim impact statements, you really got a sense of the way that this impacts their whole lives, their memories. surviving children, surviving siblings. we talked about it affecting marriages and we heard from some of those parents describing how they even consider taking their own lives. in the case of one parent, she said she thought if she took her own life, she would see her daughter again on the other side. we really can't spend enough time i think it enough focus, on those parents and the awful, awful at ordeal they have been through, can we? ~ , ,., , at ordeal they have been through, canwe? ~ , ., ., can we? absolute curtly, and i have heard some — can we? absolute curtly, and i have heard some of _ can we? absolute curtly, and i have heard some of them _ can we? absolute curtly, and i have heard some of them out _ can we? absolute curtly, and i have heard some of them out and - can we? absolute curtly, and i have

again, the people 's deputy of ukraine by voice roman kostenko , the hero of the battles of mykolaiv. well, also the people's deputy who is at the frontll, at least someone could have been included, but in any case, please. and in terms of percentages, the situation is a little different, the first place is occupied by the radical party , 30% of them are at the front, for the reason that there are few deputies in general, and 22 of them serve, and this is a third more than in this party the chairman at the front is, in principle, the only chairman of the party who is at the front, but he is not currently a deputy, so he did not get this number , and the second place is svoboda, they have an indicator of 25%. i have also already explained in more detail the reasons for which european solidarity is in third place, and this is, in principle, a very significant indicator. for the reason that they have 2.5 thousand deputies throughout the country, this is a large number. and to achieve the indicator of 13%, and seven, in principle, it is necessary many deputies are following us in the rating , there are proposals for a blow to the motherla

ukrainian assault group and improved their positions along the front line alexander podprigora andrei rudenko oleg bondarenko to lead. donetsk people 'skov airport canceled eight flights scheduled for today, this was reported simply by aviation. after evaluation damaged no damage. the runway operation of the air harbor will be resumed. at the same time, all facilities are involved in providing flights, and they are working normally, last night, unmanned aerial vehicles attacked the russian military airport and it was repelled by two military transport aircraft on fire. il-76. now the fire is localized , there is no threat of the spread of fire, no one was injured. almost four dozen settlements in primorye were cut off from road traffic due to powerful flooding throughout the territory of the region are in heavy rains most affected tourist, khasansky district. there flooded about 200 houses and a recreation center, in addition, the downpour destroyed the infrastructure of the regional park, where rare leopards live. all the details from ksenia couchina. we are now in the khasansky district in the village of barabash, which went under w

front row. everyone gets up and leaves, including him , the people's russian ussr, all the people 's favorite, who played in my film the smallest role in his film biography, yuri vladimirovich vladimirovich was born on december 28 , 21, somewhere in the smolensk region. his father is very gravitating toward the theater created a theater of revolutionary humor there, where he himself wrote interludes and participated there. well, yura , of course, he saw it all from childhood, probably played some childish roles there, then he grew up and he was drafted into the army. he began to serve in anti-aircraft units somewhere near leningrad. and what's interesting? he was already 15 years old. he began to collect jokes, he had a huge collection of jokes. he himself recalled that in those years there was still some kind of anecdote, they had an anti-aircraft unit there and they began to compete who would run out of steam before his, so to speak, partner admitted his loss by four o'clock in the morning, and as nikulin recalled, i still hadn't even told half of my collection, and now july of the forty-first y

s a tax over several months with violence and bloody. you know, julia ends in front. on the 18th of june, 1961 b o, a s bombed this transport to paris express, killing 24 people. friends went into shock. the goal had thought the algerian situation was under control, but it was slipping from his garage. france was at the mercy of the combined weight of the o. e. s. and algerian. philip and the police in paris began to take the law into their own hands. on the 17th of october, 1961, they attended a peaceful evelyn demonstration near the shuttle and metro station in eastern paris with bloody consequences that dock night. the police kills julian, demonstrate is, and to the bodies into the river, say, the death toll remains unknown. but some algeria an estimate, say over 200 people were killed. for the french government, something had to be done. the goal is leadership and the escalate and had been negotiating the basis for all jerry and independence for some time in the town of set it up to the authors. will you do the update as you do is when they do this piece you'll see meters use is the civic and somebody into the website that you need on to the zoo. i. if you only me

well, let's go, i won't go , you offend your daughter in front of people, they sadited a fool toilets in the hut brought hmm empty tomok let 'ss go. well, here's my position. wedding do not happen mom dad hardened and you are an individualist on those who in five works you don’t scare me, don’t scare me. i'm already scared. we don't scare you. we warned you. oh you. oh, you are my bitter grief. maybe your truth and your misha and where do you figure it out here to attack. what did you tell me, don't admit you lost it, where did you lose it? where is the mouse? disgraced, how we now look at people's eyes, we would be shameless. daughter, you regretted it, because she is the only one with us, i don’t i'm sorry i'm not sorry. that's how you pity her. what do you think of yourself. why are you always ahead of everyone? what do you think? everyone will babysit you all your life, just like i don’t, they will press your tail. i'll take care of them first. mitrofan sazonych just listen to what they came up with. not mitrofan sozonych you, as the chairman of the district executive committee, should intervene. today i have a day off an

the dpr, the command post of the enemy’s airborne assault brigade was hit with front line on the border of the donetsk people 'snts alexander shot the soldiers are trying to get around our fighters from the flank, we meet with dense fire from all barrels. our infantry is trying to repel the ukrainians. operationally combat tactical formation cascade and now in small groups of militants are trying to break through to break through our positions, machine guns , our guys are boiling. they beat, for sure dill alternately replace each other. hooves with suppressed fire no longer resists so much, it seems we control the situation on the eastern flank of our defense in the area of ​​​​the so-called rybinsk ledge, which is at the junction of the zaporozhye region and the donetsk people's republic under the control of russian troops nearby, the village of veliko novosyolka is occupied while the militants gather their strength into a fist and rush into the attack, testing the strength of our defense these assaults. just to probe our defenses of our weak spots. last time. less and less equipment is being used, mainly of t

s-300 launchers. we will tell you how our helicopter pilots are literally burning out western technical facilities zelensky makes pathetic speeches, but people are not in the mood for very success at the frontno, soldier, the country is falling apart like cannon fodder, as the kiev regime is building pr on blood began to be poured into the ocean. what will all this lead to? so vladimir putin today met with acting head of the dpr denis pushilin at the beginning of the conversation, the president commented on the crash of yevgeny prigoshin’s plane near tver and expressed condolences to the families of the victims. were and employees of the company would like to note that these are people who have made a significant contribution to our common cause of combating the regime of ukraine know. early nineties he was a man of complex fate, especially the desired results. both for myself and when i asked him about it for the general. he was a talented person, talented , a businessman, he worked, not only in our country and worked with results, but not abroad in africa, in particular, he dealt with oil , gas, and precious metals and stones. here he is, and yesterday, as far as i know, he returned from

russians fired three rockets from the s-300 anti-aircraft missile in front of zaporizhzhia, they hit the steppe village, hitting residential buildings , two peoplezed, the blast wave swept away half of the house of an elderly couple, an elderly woman was found under the ruins in an extremely serious condition and was taken to the intensive care unit, the doctors were forced to amputate the impact completely destroyed the house of a 70-year-old woman, she did not survive, not people kissed the room where exactly she slept , officials remind people whose houses were damaged as a result of a terrorist attack they are sure to get help somewhere, it seems, too, they said that even more, well, at two and a half hours to raise the roof, it fell on him, it was very drowned, as i saw the face and the chest was covered in blood, it was not february, and let them they were punished for what they do like that, the enemy attacked odesa three times at night, the russians launched 15 kamikaze drones and eight caliber missiles , the supermarket was almost completely destroyed due to falling debris , a fire started, it destroyed almost everything at night , ther

s a >> we'll find out what he's made of in september. kicking in practice is a lot different. kicking in front of 40,000 people. all righty. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right. let's take a look at the weather outside with a live view of the fog hanging over san francisco right now. it is hanging over a pretty a brisas. back with a look ahead. yeah, we're transitioning from knows sky july. gusts out there. happy august 1st bay area. let's take a look at what you can expect if you plan on seeing the giants face off against the diamondbacks tomorrow, you're going to notice a lot more sunshine than what we're tracking out there right now. >> slightly warmer temperatures first pitch at 6.45. with low 60's in the forecast. but breezier winds out of the west at 20 to 30 miles per hour. and temperatures out there right now. 58 degrees at the ballpark. so, yes, certainly bundle up at oracle park with 57. for those of you at half moon bay and low 80's for concord, ann and chuck. so near 25 degree difference from our coolest coastal city to our warmest inland valleys out there right now for your near 7 o'clo

schools to carry humanitarian aid to pre-front villages were a problem for rich people, they are no longer happy with ordinary things from satiety. well, it’s like it ’sngry, but by and large you don’t need it. and now you are happy that you gave some water to donetsk well. yesterday, for example, i came home from krasnaya polyana. i have a day of water at once, run faster, wash faster , eggplants, collect everything, swim faster, while there is water, yes, it is a great joy when there is water, and maxim has the greatest joy - fishing in a local pond regularly releases carrots for growth. this is where the real psychological relief lies. it's all done for you. yes, these are wheelchair-friendly peppers. you see here. koter stands cautiously well, the guards help to go down, then we called, and they bring it. the cat immediately joins, misha knows he won’t leave hungry, in my opinion, someone is a crucian, a crucian, small, just like a cat. yes, like this here, yes, come on, you are his teeth. bear bear is here with fishing rods. yes, in the morning, maxim slowly began to write poetry, how russians and buryats fought in temples throughout russia, back

the fact is that there at the front it’s not zelensky’s voter and the servants of the people, they hate them, but there’s someone from the mowers, well, there ’sand then you understand what the situation is, if there is a law to enforce military law provisions are not allowed to meet with voters. and this is the meeting. extension and so on temporarily martial law. all voters have broken this part is well understood. just when they speak, and there's a massive appeal. but these people must be prepared, they must be dressed, put on shoes, armed, and ukraine cannot do all this, look. here, as we see the problem, that there is something to give, but people are resisting. so it needs to be expanded. you can remove from the students the reservation of some other weapons. but then they will go against zelensky, they are alive. well tonight trying not to think about it, yeah to mobilize that part is not filled with real personnel, which means it will expand. what mountains are not excluded. what am i watching now? yes, there are on one sector of the front, and there are so few ukrainians that they abandoned polish and english-speaking mercenaries. th

babies and children at the heart of all of this because they are the people at the front of mind today, we have talked about lucy letby�*s impact statements you really have a sense of the way this impacts their whole lives, their memories, perhaps surviving children, siblings, we have talked about it affecting marriages, heard from some of the spares describing how they even considered taking their own lives, in the case of one parent she said she thought it she took her own life she thought it she took her own life she would see her daughter again on the other side. we can spend enough time and focus on those parents and the awful ordeal they have been through, can we?— the awful ordeal they have been through, can we? absolutely and i have heard — through, can we? absolutely and i have heard some _ through, can we? absolutely and i have heard some of— through, can we? absolutely and i have heard some of them. - through, can we? absolutely and i have heard some of them. the - have heard some of them. the families throughout this nightmare of the trial and two years before, i understand from people close to all of this, t

s "people are talking." >> reporter: ann frazier along with ross mcgowan hosted "people are talking" from 1978 to 1992, a highly rated talk show broadcast daily in front of a live audience. ♪ the thrill has gone away ♪ >> reporter: from b.b. king to president jimmy carter, everyone who was anyone wanted to talk to ann and ross. >> black, that's a very lovely color, isn't it. you know whose favorite color that is? satan. >> reporter: the remote shows were legendary. ann and ross hosted the first live broadcast from the aids ward at san francisco general as well as from inside san quentin prison. >> i want to know from you what it was like the first day you walked into this prison. >> to me it was like a hell hole. >> reporter: ann also shed a little clothing to broadcast a show from a nudist colony in the santa cruz mountains. the entire audience was naked. 14 years they informed and entertained the bay area in. 2018 ross mcgowan had nothing but praise for ann. >> she is such a lively, energetic, wonderfully talented woman and i'm much more laid back. i mean if the show was just me, the audience would have been asleep. >> reporter: ann frazier was born

schools to carry humanitarian aid to front-line villages are the problem of rich people, they are no longer pleased with ordinary things from satiety. well, it’s like it ’sarge you don’t need it. and now you rejoice gave some water to donetsk is good. yesterday, for example, i came home from krasnaya polyana. i have a day of water to immediately run the wash faster than the eggplants to collect everything faster to swim while there is water, yes, it’s a big joy when there is water, and maxim has the biggest joy - fishing in a local pond regularly releases carrots for growth. this is where the real psychological relief lies. it's all done for you. yes, these are wheelchair-friendly peppers. you see here. kotert stands guard, guards help to go down, we then they called and they brought it. the code joins immediately misha knows he definitely won’t leave hungry, in my opinion, someone has a crucian, crucian, small, just the first catch for the cat. come on you his teeth. bear bear is here with fishing rods. yes, in the morning dawn, maxim slowly began to write poetry. i fought so maturely, russians and buryats throughout russia in temples, poured, back to b

s all, enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye. people from other russian regions, when they find out that the products they see were produced in the front very surprised here, uh, since 2014, how difficult the conditions were always, but people have never been discouraged by this good enterprise, that it works we value, that we make a product and bring joy to people. i see the work in general boil. in fact. you know, 28 years old, we actually had no standing. it was hard in the fourteenth year, it was hard when it was completely here, but nonetheless. we try girls, we survive. many people say that at home it is even scarier when you are. here is the production process with colleagues. it doesn't feel that way. the british and french wanted to do everything possible to prevent war. my grandfather was always considered with russia 2018 we will take up this case. it will be the honest detective. about the main events of this minute in our news release, the ukrainian army hit the chingar bridge between the kherson region and the crimea used british storm shadow missiles

people didn't have time. there's a fire. run. they don't have anything. they are out on the street right now. reporter: his father lived on front street back in the 1960's the location where he lived was destroyed. he has a nonprofit pray for maui and is working to help those on the island. for more information, go to our website. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: we are hearing from some of the fire survivors. david ono happened to be on maui for vacation. one man spent hours fighting the flames, trying to save his home. >> i battled the fire for three hours. i couldn't do it anymore because i didn't have any protection or respiratory stuff. reporter: describe that to me. you are trying to fight the fire. realizing the whole community is in trouble. >> spraying it down with a garden hose. if i had a fire hydrant, i could have put some water down on the house and saved it. i just sat there and thought. i said, i have to move. my physical body is going in. i ran with a lot of heat at my back. i ran to the left over here. we live close to the ocean. i ran to the ocean and just gave in. reporter: it -- you save yourself by jumping into the ocean. >> yes. reporter

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thrown on the front line without food, water and ammunition, so the accomplices of the regime have options, two captivity or prison dmitry horn, vladislav mirzoyants to lead, lugansk people 'sc military district. they are in the zone of special military operation. as it was possible to find out in the past, the detainee was the commander of the military defense detachment of the armed forces, and then began to collect information about the places of deployment of russian military equipment and personnel , operational recovery and investigative measures are underway. does the united states have no solution for those wishing to launch rocket attacks from kiev or not? this was brought up in the white house, while publishing this data on the coefficient of unexploded cluster munitions, which washington has already transferred to ukraine in the pentagon, is not going to kiev announced a new counter-offensive, but european newspapers write it is not. mary's speed dial will continue the theme. kiev assures allies of their relationship. we need a reboot , they will try. give weapons fighters missiles tanks ukraine announces a key circuit, attacking loudly in all european. the media

front. thank you, dmytro razumkov was in touch with us deputy of ukraine, former head of the verkhovna rada, oleg senyuk worked in the studio, and people 's deputy of ukraine, chairman of the committee on ensuring the activities of people's deputies . thank you, gentlemen, for participating in our broadcast. today i did not join the collection of the espresso tv channel and the iryna koval charity fund, now is the time to do it, i would like to remind you to buy platforms with turrets that allow you to take soldiers from the battlefield without involving people , and everything is radio controlled or to deliver ammunition, two platforms will cost 1 million and 760,000 uah is that much we want to buy two platforms for the da vinci wolves and the combined tactical group adam join the collection all the data you see now on the screen or search on our page we are with antin with we say goodbye to you until tomorrow. have a peaceful and safe evening, and then on the air of the espresso tv channel, collaborators with olena kononenko, stiffness in the joints and spine, osteochondrosis, gout, radiculitis, arthritis and arthrosis, with all these p

people didn't have time. there's a fire. run. they don't have anything. they are out on the street right now. reporter: his father lived on front street back in the 1960's location where he lived was destroyed. he has a nonprofit pray for maui and is working to help those on the island. for more information, go to our website. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: we are hearing from some of the fire survivors. david ono happened to be on maui for vacation. one man spent hours fighting the flames, trying to save his home. >> i battled the fire for three hours. i couldn't do it anymore because i didn't have any protection or respiratory stuff. reporter: describe that to me. you are trying to fight the fire. realizing the whole community is in trouble. >> spraying it down with a garden hose. if i had a fire hydrant, i could have put some water down on the house and saved it. i just sat there and thought. i said, i have to move. my physical body is going in. i ran with a lot of heat at my back. i ran to the left over here. we live close to the ocean. i ran to the ocean and just gave in. reporter: it -- you save yourself by jumping into the ocean. >> yes. reporter: wh

front force ukrainian mobilized to go to extreme measures; and ammunition, so the accomplices of the regime have options, two captivity or prison dmitry horn, vladislav mirzoyants, news, lugansk people 'sc and now urgent news that comes to news agencies in the krasnoyarsk territory and two people who were planning to undermine a communication station in zato for zelenogorsk were detained this was reported by the fsb in the kherson region detained a citizen of ukraine who is suspected of espionage , the operation was carried out by fsb officers in the eastern military district. they are in the zone of special military operation. how did you manage to find out in the past the detainees were the commander of the military defense detachment of the armed forces, and after that he began to collect information about the places of deployment of russian military equipment and personnel , operational-search and investigative measures are underway. the united states does not have a decision on the senders of the atamax missile to kiev or not, the white house announced this, while publishing data on the coefficient and unexploded cluster munitions that washington already handed over to ukraine in

people have the opportunity to catch their breath, rest, change clothes, replenish ammunition. bmp-3 commander with callsign s the task of the crew is not only the delivery of assault groups to the front line, but also operational under fire to the armed forces and the evacuation of the wounded tells us about the enemy, who occupies positions on the other side of the line of contact in the kremensky forest, mainly poles attack aircraft, because they often encountered took and prisoners a lot of people from europe. whoever fights on their side, even blacks, come across some ukrainians who are taken prisoner and do not want to fight, they are forced to do so. uh, the forces are in, somehow they don't want anyone war, and this is the artillery of the central military district, the main task is to strike at the accumulation of manpower and armored vehicles of opponents in those areas where you are preparing their transfer to the front line in order to counteract the work of russian assault groups. meanwhile, the armored groups, consisting of several bmp-3s at once, are again sent towards the front line. the new task is to deliver assault groups to the most vulnerable places of enemy forti

donetsk people 's republic is trying to somehow save money, or something, and they don’t hit e with drones, but with aircraft, or they still fly in. here it should be noted that we have the frontnd we lead. ah, very serious air defense control visually the system works very seriously on the front line, and the system for suppressing enemy drones is being saturated with hydrogen guns at the front line due mainly to our society of our volunteers and public organizations and our russian regions, therefore. uh, let's say for the enemy penetration in our e in our sector. uh, with the help of well , the drones arrived very difficult, therefore, these are the drones that fly through our regions. they usually fly out there somewhere in the area, probably the bryansk kursk areas, and some. that is, the drgs can be seen entering our territory in some way, or these bookmarks, that is, they are verging. they are trying to recruit. even among young children. uh, they are trying to recruit someone to launch some kind of drones from the territory of the russian federation , such information reaches us, so, uh , it’s easier for us in this regard regarding drones. we shoot them down e, but the

what 's going on in the ministry of defense in general, and what the parliamentary security committee of us is saying about this, because, frankly, i don't know what the people who are now at the front, but you can guess, but it’s not nice when people who are connected to the government try to engage in looting during the war. well, yes. a lot of scandals lately . we want to start from the egg to 17 which everyone has now remembered the question with jackets about the beginnings, they generally said that they bought summer ones, they bought winter ones, and summer ones came, now this question is refuted, and yet the ministry of defense showed that they bought winter jackets there by weight, they even checked everything that they found indeed winter jackets, but there is a fact that the price in turkey was the same, but in ukraine it was three times more expensive, and of course the law enforcement bodies of the committee and the anti-corruption committee have to deal with it, and we, as the national security committee, have also invited these documents in order to understand them and see how these contracts were executed. but i really remember march of last year , the 22nd, how ever

volunteer of the people's front, in the lpr there are more on the new lada grigory plans to continue to help everyone who needs victory andrey shain alexander stefanyuk ntv luhansk people 'scipate in the experiment. if everything goes well , other financial organizations will also be connected to the system , the law on the introduction of a digital national currency into circulation was signed by vladimir putin despite the fact that russians have long been accustomed to using cashless payments. many do not understand what it is. this is a high-tech monetary unit bubnov understood the essence of the project. we are used to the fact that there are two types of rubles , those that we have in our wallet, that is , cash and those that we see mainly on the screen of a phone or atm, that is, without cash. they are already in the bank. and now there is a third option. these are digital rubles digital ruble is another form money, which will operate along with cash and non-cash rubles. uh, the citizens will choose themselves. what form of money is it convenient to use in this or that situation? well, no control and additional tracking. eh, such a goal is not worth such a task. no

people in in your n plus a plus s plus certification . i'm just all sorts of different things whether you're in the front line or whether you're behind theertifying folks in all sorts of different things. for instance, e-commerce. what does that entail? so we have a fairly large e-commerce presence, which is something that folks don't know about. we're thinking about we think about the stores, right? but we have we have a large e-commerce. and what we're doing is we're teaching people about listing photography, the back end and the front end so that because again, you know, what is the what's happening now is a lot of folks are not going to brick and mortar stores right ? they're ordering online or they're doing both. and so we want people to be, again, set up for these 21st century jobs, which includes e-commerce, is a big there's a big market for ecommerce. and so we have folks who are moving from goodwill into other organizations, other where they're doing a lot of e-commerce. and william, as we wrap up here, what do you want the public to know here in terms of the job training that goodwill provides and the things that they donate an

people are paying, tension is not important. >> that's an excellent point. it does not mean that somebody 's not important, voters are going to have a front and wind.t's not just dobbs happening and there is a big backlash, it is the endurance of this as the issue that is so striking to me and i think so freaking out the republicans paying attention. >> it is not going anywhere is the thing. even if they had managed to somehow macgyver that 60% threshold in there as an and run, i don't even know that that would be it. what happened yesterday was 60. 1% of ohioans turning out a, again, in the middle of august. everyone is seeing the out of office replies every time descended. nobody is paying attention to anything right now except for 61% of ohio voters to go up for this ballot measure and considering how they had been lied to about what they were voting on by the republican party, this was one of the most shameless misdirections that i have seen when it comes to disinformation about what you're putting on the ballot. republicans in ohio are trying to tell people that this was not about abortion. they're trying to say that they were relying, traditi

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people do change. .. in the 1990's that i do not think i will live to see the confederate flag taken off the front of thetatehouse. it happened seven years ago but because of a tragedy but it is happened -- it did happen and enough people had to be dragged forward trudge forward to make it happen because i was a decision made by political persons who if you taken a poll in south carolina geordie of the population believed even after it came down but it did come down and that was very powerful even people didn't care the fact that south carolina was boycotted. you couldn't have contests here in south carolina because of that. you have the basketball coach columbia to take it down. it didn't get anywhere so yes people can change. >> people can change but what we know in south carolina is that change comes increments. we are an incrementalist state so how do we balance those two things when you can still drive down the street, still see the monument there and any number of those thousands of monuments charleston and the rest of the state, what does further change like? >> if i can take the perspective of th

s. more actions from the congressional front in terms of continuing to really try to demonize the fbi and doj, and then conversely, in some way, peopleinquiry. >> what are your thoughts on hearing the former attorney general saying this is not evidence of the doj being weaponized against republicans. >> again, he's in a tough spot. he has been the attorney general twice, and as much as he may want to embrace the current republican talking points, he can't, because he knows better. he knows the men and women, the professionals, the career prosecutors, analysts, folks who work in that building, and their colleagues. he knows how cases are brought. they're brought based on evidence and information. he knows the thresholds we must reach before we even open a case, and he can read the indictment. that indictment speaks for itself. it's based on tangible, verifiable fact. the charges are reasonable and appropriate, and he knows that as a professional. he's got to come out and acknowledge the legal legitimacy of what's happening, and that intrinsically undermines the republican political charges. >> even in his professional capacity, he's l

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. >> people do change and i have been quoted as saying in the 1990's that i do not think i will live to see the confederate flag taken off the front of the statehouse. it happened seven years ago but because of a tragedy but it is happened -- it did happen and enough people had to be dragged forward to make it happen because that was a decision made by political persons who, if you take a poll in south carolina, the majority of the population would say leave it up. but it did come down but that was -- and that was a powerful statement. even if people didn't care that the fact that south carolina was boycotted, you could have a certain athletic contest in south carolina because of that flag. you had the basketball coach in carolina leading a march two columbia to take it down. it did not get anywhere so people can change. >> you go can change photo op we know in south carolina, is that change comes incrementally. we are an incrementalist state and how do we balance those two things went you can still drive down california street and see the not -- the monument and the monuments that exist in charleston and the rest of the state. wh

s. for the people who don't live in hawaii or don't know the island. is this just a piece of and i saw m mor devastation and buildings destroyed. i also saw hundreds of cars along front street and other cars burned up. so we saw much more damage than i have seen the first day i flew over. >> are we talking about miles and miles of damage? >> three miles, i'd say along the coast and inland shlg. >> what is it that you saw up there mostly, richie? >> my heart goes out to people who lost their homes and lost their businesses and family members. that is what struck me the most. >> we are all thinking of all of you. michael, richie, the families and your loved once and all of the colleagues there. our hearts go out, and i am sure that you will get an outpouring of support from everybody here on the mainland. >> appreciate your taking the time. >> we will have an update on the fires here, and our coverage continues on nbc news.com, and you will see the latest video, and reporting from the crews on the ground in maui. >>> coming up, virgin galactic into history with the first all civilian mission. >> three, two, one, release, release. >> what the historic flight means for t

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s torn off when he says that this is the most nightshade singer. yes? where will they be from to take people ukrainians, if we are with you, well , about the possibility of appearing at the front baltic states. well, perhaps, for the time being, we brush aside, yes. or we put some such and such a question there, which means that then there is only one option left - it is the ukrainians themselves who must solve this problem. please show the story in the usa they persist and demand from kiev to carry out a general mobilization to zelensky from washington even the target figure of the plan is 130,000 mobilized per month the kiev regime plans to attract all the remaining forces for the failure of the summer counter-offensive of the armed forces , this was stated in an interview with the washionton post by retired american general david pitereus. kiev intends to continue the military campaign, despite the major defeat of its army in zaporozhye, the direction of the total mobilization of all sectors of society in the country is evidence of their intentions. recently , president zelensky of terraria signed an order to extend martial law and general mobilization for another 3 months

okay, says he's on the front of the telegraph that he got a round of applause from people in m&s whenlocal m&s in barnes and i got a standing ovation. it was really cringe, not not as cringe as a lying about getting a standing ovation in m&s. gary, you utter loser. but amy says, sure , that was but amy says, sure, that was a slow hand clap not an ovation. yeah probably to be fair. probably right. okay. we are now going to the daily mail, which is the only front page that we did not give you last time. carp a load of this. two and a half grand to smuggle foreign criminals out of the uk. leave that on the screen for a second for me, please. people smugglers are cashing in twice, so they're bringing migrants to britain and then they're helping the criminals who've committed crimes in britain go out so that they can evade british justice. brazen albanian gangs are advertise ing escape routes in lorries for people quote for people who have problems and want to leave england as soon as possible, i.e. you've been caught with a load of drugs. we've bailed you and now you need to get out sharp

okay, says he's on the front of the telegraph that he got a round of applause from people in m&s whenlocal m&s in barnes and i got a standing ovation. it was really cringe, not not as cringe as a lying about getting a standing ovation in m&s. gary, you utter loser. but amy says, sure , that was but amy says, sure, that was a slow hand clap not an ovation. yeah probably to be fair. probably right. okay. we are now going to the daily mail, which is the only front page that we did not give you last time. carp a load of this. two and a half grand to smuggle foreign criminals out of the uk. leave that on the screen for a second for me, please. people smugglers are cashing in twice, so they're bringing migrants to britain and then they're helping the criminals who've committed crimes in britain go out so that they can evade british justice. brazen albanian gangs are advertise ing escape routes in lorries for people quote for people who have problems and want to leave england as soon as possible, i.e. you've been caught with a load of drugs. we've bailed you and now you need to get out sharp

s got your back. in the newspaper world, we buried the fact that we broke the story in paragraph 11 because we didn't want to be too up front about it. peopleould be like, you've got my back. like, you fell for that? but there's value to that. it sticks to people that they have these consumer report they put somebody on the air who shows how they saved a local resident $500 by standing up to them with the power company. i think there are lessons in there. i think we just wanted to say that. i feel like local tv gets put to the side but i think there are lessons in there about how to build trust as an audience. >> thank you, jim. >> i'm mary mcneill. i want to thank you for inviting me on this panel, i'm honored to be in this group of journalists. i am here i think because i wrote a book about a biographer, a guy -- a journalist, not a biographer, his name was wallace carroll. he worked for 45 years beginning in 1929 to 1974. as you can imagine during that time he covered most of the historical events that occurred. he was -- he covered the league of nations in the 1930's, was u.p. maniering in london at the blitz in 1939. covered the blitz,

s got your back. in the newspaper world, we buried the fact that we broke the story in paragraph 11 because we didn't want to be too up front about it. people would be like, you've got my back. like, you fell for that? but there's value to that. it sticks to people that they have these consumer report they put somebody on the air who shows how they saved a local resident $500 by standing up to them with the power company. i think there are lessons in there. i think we just wanted to say that. i feel like local tv gets put to the side but i think there are lessons in there about how to build trust as an audience. >> thank you, jim. >> i'm mary mcneill. i want to thank you for inviting me on this panel, i'm honored to be in this group of journalists. i am here i think because i wrote a book about a biographer, a guy -- a journalist, not a biographer, his name was wallace carroll. he worked for 45 years beginning in 1929 to 1974. as you can imagine during that time he covered most of the historical events that occurred. he was -- he covered the league of nations in the 1930's, was u.p. maniering in london at the blitz in 1939. covered the blit