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front of his family. three people was shot. his head was within two millimeters of having his head explode in front of millions of people. there's no time for vs. -- b. sas congressman crane and mills indicated, the story has vanished into the phantom zone of media coverage. we are still talking about jfk but nobody wants to talk about president trump being shot on national television despite the fact we have no answers. i want to keep it quick and make three points. i worked in the secret service for 12 years. i loved that he work with some amazing men and women who gave everything. a couple of them gave everything. i know guys who got bizarre diseases overseas. chicken fever. everybody gave a little bit of something in the secret service. it was an honor to say i was part of it. they have three institutional problems in the macro that will help us get to the bottom of how this secret service apocalyptic failure won't happen again. they have a technology problem. the joke in the secret service which is sadly no longer funny, it wasn't funny then either, they relay on yesterday's technology tomorrow. think about that. yesterday's technology tomorrow. e

front line. pavel rybalchenko, stanislav skripnik, ntv television company from the donetsk people 's republic. fight against terrorism became today the topic of vladimir putin's meeting with the permanent members of the security council. it was held in person, not via video link. dear colleagues, good afternoon. today 's agenda. operational meeting with permanent members of the security council, a very important issue concerning certain aspects of the fight against terrorism. today in st. petersburg a new combat ship was ceremoniously launched. this is the minesweeper afanasy ivannikov, built at the srednenevsky shipyard. the ship was named in honor of the hero of the soviet union, a naval sailor who during the great patriotic war. confidence that in the future several such minesweepers will be commissioned every year wished the crew to master the ship in the shortest possible time and pass all tests. these ships are already serving in almost all fleets, and being the ninth in the series, i am convinced. that this ship will serve on the northern borders of our state of the northern fleet this

in flames that 's the question. about petrovsky district, we already talked about it, it's the westernmost point of donetsk, it's closest to the line of contact, to the front line, people in general are accustomed to this constant shelling from the militants, and nevertheless... such strikes on a crowd of people, after all they are and few expect that the enemy will strike , they understood perfectly well, the weather is good, mind you, today is good sunny weather, in donetsk, naturally, the enemy has the opportunity to use nato... to control the situation, they saw perfectly well that there was a civilian population there, but nevertheless they struck with missile weapons, now the consequences are being eliminated, well, under control, that is, this situation is now under the personal control of the head of the donetsk people's republic, vich pushilin, all emergency services are working, it turns out everyone medical assistance, in the future , accordingly, there will be a meeting in... an emergency meeting of our group, which is responsible for civil defense and emergency situations, and timely measures will be taken to provide all types of assistance to the victims

and so on, that is, they were given a ride by people who know how to fly, or they were just given a ride by more fpv? let 's be honest, that on all fronts clashes with the russian occupier are ongoing, the enemy uses ... waiting for ukraine as products of the dji company - it uses day and night drones for close-in reconnaissance and at the same time for dropping ammunition. as for the enemy's froups, they can be conditionally divided into several categories. the enemy has separate units, the units that use the podrons highly effectively are the ones that acquire capabilities, so one way or another at any location where combat clashes with the occupier are currently ongoing. the adversary is actively deploying its unmanned systems, and i will tell you this, it is very encouraging that the defense forces are doing it more effectively than the enemy at the moment, but that does not mean that the enemy is deploying these assets low-intensity or inefficiently, while at the same time setting up countermeasures, defense forces are working hard enough to fight against the enemy drones and with fpv, with mavics and... another category, for this

s not all. well, let's talk about honest, strong-willed people, those who, having returned from the front linesdecided to live for others, sports, creativity, security, big plans , big opportunities, maryana yatskevich convinced, let's pass, receive the ball, control, yes, calm vision, ivan uzun will not just teach you how to play football, how important teamwork is, cohesion in real life knows thanks to combat experience, not long ago he was on the front lines, fought in a fire group... cover accompanied the landing, saved pilots, in peaceful life the teacher, says, the main task now is to raise a new generation of defenders. the main thing is that they become good people, so that my child gets into every field of activity, who will worthily defend the interests of our country in any arena. it doesn't matter what profession they choose, whether they become doctors, whether they become doctors, engineers, football players. such a teacher of life and death will teach you how to disassemble a machine gun. to disassemble a machine gun, proceed. and provide first aid, carry carefully, step wider, i

people involved are face abroad. x has not yet responded to the bbc�*s request for comment. let's not take a look at tomorrow's frontrthern ireland features heavily on the majority of the front pages. the guardian picks up comments from the london mayor sadiq khan who claims the laws to stop fake news are not fit for purpose, taking aim at the misinformation on social media which has the fuelled riots. in the telegraph, sadiq khan admits he no longer feels safe as a muslim, with mosques and accommodation for asylum seekers being attacked across the country. the daily mail makes its feelings heard. "riot thugs jailed and shamed on tv as courts gets tough", after prison terms totalling 32 years are handed down to the would—be rioters. elsewhere, according to the i, the chancellor rachel reeves is preparing to order ministers to make major savings in the coming months amid defence cost—cutting already under way. under the headline "google and meta struck secret ads deal to target teens", the financial times says instagram used an unknown loophole for how the treat minors online. the paper also carries a picture of the

facility inside the hospital itself in the front yard where they set up their tents. sewer s talked in reports at that time were many of the hundreds of people were fields in the talk sense elsewhere. health facilities have been major target of is really lead. feel air attacks across the got the honey. let's just briefly talk about the roll out of the polio vaccine, the vaccine that has been going on. i think it's just, it started now they're aiming to charge of exit 8 hundreds of thousands of children . the kind of attacks that we've seen, of course, on this particular medical facility and on other medical facilities, particularly in the north, is going to make it even more difficult. i would imagine, to not to get those vaccines to the children who need them. well the, the fact that just happened of this health facility yes, has been more of the concern and the state of fear of mind, people who believe ult facilities are not safe anymore not. and this is part of the psychological, a trauma, as part of the psychological work are deployed by this really military, not even hospitals are safe, even if we knew talk about the children. we still

front room was already full of faults to this day. so cardinal is c s, n e. shes founding father by most of its people. so valuable the that high. so carno, not only did he fight for indonesia, his independence, he also united the regions of indonesia within the sovereignty. i as though saw yeah. as far as i know, it's economy's role in fighting for independence was the often carried out movements to fight the dog, japanese and all the color noises for the above. no, no, that's economy's road. and indonesia is very important because he's the leader that thinks about progress for indonesia. but the countries independence was not so easy . one, the japanese occupation arrived just as the dodge rule was topple and last it until august 1945, plunging into naija into poverty and terror. after it finally gained independence, the netherlands wage war on its former largest colony with help from the west, a totally different approach team from the soviet union that used to influence in the when to back in a nation's but power commission. so that meant a phone day, but pretty much for 4 years from 1945 to 1949. it was a process where indo

air raid sirens, another threat of attack, from kursk to the front line, only about an hour 's drive, and this is just under 100 km, peopleo not lose heart, and we always know that victory will be ours, russia will win, in a moment of danger, the border residents have become one big family, united in the face of a common threat, together we become stronger, it is so important to be close to those who need it now, in a word... to be useful to help cope with the heroic residents of the kursk region, our program today. i am now in sodzh, kursk region, my mother stayed here, so i had to go back, constant drops, stains on the asphalt from shells, i'd rather walk over houses, so that if something happens i can lie down on the footway. the idea of ​​filming came to mind - to record the emotions that i felt, but i wanted to convey this to others people who basically don't understand what it's like to live on the border, maman, it's me, mom, mom, oh, phew, you scared me, okay, let's get ready, no, mom, i came back specifically for you, we'll take the cat now, okay, let's get ready, when i put mom on this minibus, arrived at my off

front. numerous messages marked urgently are now arriving on the agency's feeds. our ministry of defense reports that a unit of the southern group of troops has liberated konstantinovka. in donetsk people 'sepublic, almost 3,720 soldiers and seven tanks in the area of ​​responsibility of the russian group of troops, the kiev regime has lost the center, also kiev's losses in the area of ​​responsibility in the north for the week are six tanks, 3,580 soldiers, also attempts to transfer reserves to the armed forces of ukraine have been thwarted, our ministry of defense reports, the settlements of stelmakhovka in luhansk have been liberated people's republic and... in the kharkiv region, i will also note that over the week our military struck a critically important energy facility and airfield infrastructure of ukraine, as well as temporary deployment points of mercenaries, the message is now continuing to arrive on the tape, i will also add that the losses of the ukrainian armed forces in the zone of the north group of troops, in the zone of the dnieper group of troops over the week amounted to 460 servicemen. we are following the topic. more than 2,500 explosive devices were discovered by s

front room was already full of folks to this day. so cardinal is c. s given me, shes founding father by most of its people. so valuable the, the high so carno not only did the fight for indonesia is independence. he also united the regions of indonesia within the sovereignty. i as both saw. yeah. as far as i know, so economies role in fighting for independence was the often carried out movements to fight the dutch japanese and other color noises. but as a part number, another so kind as well. and indonesia is very important because he's the leader that thinks about progress for indonesia. but the country's independence was not so easily won. the japanese occupation arrived just as the dodge rule was. topple and left it until august 1945, plunging into nature into poverty and terror. after it finally gained independence, the netherlands wage war on its former largest colony with help from the west. a totally different approach team from the soviet union that used to influence in the when to back in an issues but power recognition. so i'm not up to date, but pretty much for 4 years from 1945 to 1949. it was

then what 's back, front, front, eh, lord, thank you for this conversation, thank you, for what you're doing, and on on the battlefield, and on such an ideological battlefield, you return to peoplerical truth, of which you were and can be the editor.

snapped down, there what can really people don't think sea level rise is real, they s hottest year ever on this planet. there is a lot's good to know we're getting out frontit's so vision. you can't do something after it front. i appreciate that. i know there is more >> thank you. commissioner lee. report elaine. i can't believe summer is almost it's august already. doing quite a bit of work on in stra infra structure and parks. i think do more for small business. peer 23. rent in pier 45cx i think it's time for us to think outside of the box mor you know, think as a district we're probabl better as far tourism to the waterfront. again they're not spending the i mean it's affecting you know china town, affecting our fisherman's wharf. think a we move forward i mean we should think more outside of the do more for small business. -- fishermen and everything. in the meantime we're doing thech best we can. you're doing a greatka the circumstances. thank you. >> thank you. >> ce.ommior the warm welcome. i wouldn particular glad to hear about the army progress. i know from work how the leadership at the army is really they're thinking to tphaeuft you're badt's

people have left their homes. in kursk ukrainian forces, shown here in yellow, have been operating up to 20 miles inside russia. kyiv�*s plan seems to be to draw russian forces away from the frontine in ukraine, shown here in red, where moscow has been making slow but steady gains. today, president putin vowed to kick ukraine out of russia. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports. a music video from the russian military, allegedly showing it targeting ukrainian troops who'd crossed the border. it's presented like a blockbuster. in reality, this is a huge problem for russia. the governor of russia's kursk region put it in figures. he told vladimir putin that ukrainian soldiers had seized 28 settlements in his region. the kremlin leader cut him off. "leave the numbers to the military," he said. translation: the main task | is with our ministry of defence, and that is to force the enemy from our territory. 0ur adversary will, of course, receive a fitting response. and, without doubt, all our objectives will be met. as ukrainian troops have moved in, residents have moved out. officials say that more than 120,000 people have been evacuated in kursk region, and thousands more in th

duties of a reader, and then we went to the front as volunteers, that 's how it was when it all started, i watched all these stories, somehow it boils inside, peopleying, this all grew, grew, the last drop of patience was, this story, the old woman with the red flag, when she confused the fascists with ours, this was the last drop, and through a couple of days literally i was already standing in the military registration and enlistment office, take me away, that's how it is, and what did they do in the special forces zone, that's the kind of unit you had, the direction, the tasks, the tasks were to hold positions, we had a small room, we used it for prayer, in the morning and in the evening we had everything for prayer, and it got to the point that guys, in the morning you get up and want to sleep, reader, let's pray, i say, give me at least some coffee, then i'll have a drink. so we got up, and thanks to this we held such services, yes small ones, well yes, the rule, morning, evening, according to opportunities, yes, we went out to the bz, we did not leave without a prayer. by the way, all of us returned alive from our department. so what will ha

the thirdme thing that occur toe is people talk to me and i am sure you, what interesting job you have. you have w a front row to what snfolding in the world the front row to history. we are not the front row, we are in the arena. once you're shot you're in the arena and are in it. so are all of you. we are all in this thing this is an actual fight for the preservation of democracy in which we all exist. well of slightly different roles to play in it. but we have to decide toit playt and it is okay for me too be an activist in favor of democracy is okay. it's kind of like being an activist in favor of a piece or an activist in favor of safer climate is not a politically partisan thing. it is saying democracy exists because of an informed electorate. my role is to help that electorate be informed hence i am a tool of democracy. i am a part of democracy i exist because of democracy and hopefully flourishes because of the type of work i do. so that connection to citizenship as an obligation as opposed to abe series of rights started to become clear to me. the right to vote the right to do this. it's an obligation to pull

this moment, it is heroic in its own way, this too. civil feat, civil front, these gates, the northern fortress of the donetsk people 'ss is gorlovka, and no one will ever break it. the big game, will continue the broadcast on the first. good afternoon, the big game is on the air. the most a notable important event of today and the past 24 hours in general was the attempted invasion of the ukrainian armed forces into the kursk region, and unlike what happened in the belgorod region, this is no longer a sabotage and reconnaissance group, this is the ukrainian armed forces, that is, a military operation. yesterday, the ministry of defense reported that up to 300 militants supported by 11 tanks were participating in this operation at that time. the enemy reserves in the sumy region, from where they actually tried to break through, were defeated, and that the ukrainian armed forces lost in a day in the border areas of the kursk region amounted to 260 militants and 50 units of armored vehicles, including seven tanks. alexey petrovich, well, look, and the ukrainian armed forces are retreating in donbass, the ukrainian armed

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today�*s guardian is reporting the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war, after 16 people were freed from russian and belarusian jails overnight. the frontents will face months of misery after gps launched work—to—rule action. the british medical association says gps are unable to provide the care they want in a dispute over funding levels. we�*ll talk to an nhs gp later on in the programme. just what will that mean in a practice. how will it affect the health care you need? do like afternoon tea? yes. that surprises me. pickle sandwiches? cake, sandwiches, it is all good. you could have afternoon tea at the prison where mickjagger and the kray twins were locked up. it is really interesting. the programme is intended to simulate a working environment, and it is called the clink restaurant. it is in the middle of the main courtyard, and the courtyard goes back to 1819, so it is quite a historical setting. the public can go to this restaurant now, and have afternoon tea. £37.50 per person, and it is now available to book, so you can have cakes, baked treats, all freshly made there as well. fruitcake? you can have pesto and rocket sandwiche

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people and it is an honor. and then you do want silencing of certain voices. you -- at gavin newsom, the governor of california. s biggest threat is not global warming and you'll have more ocean frontperty, right. the biggest threat is not that. the biggest threat is nuclear warming. >> i mean, you could just stop and deal with the ocean front property. it would all be under water. call it a technical snafu, a medical issue, call it a problem with his dentures, age, call it whatever you want, but we see what we see. and at best, donald trump is having a difficult time enunciating his words. it sounds like -- like it could be any of those things. we don't know. but we're not going to ignore it. either way, the harris campaign summed it up best with their review of the last night's trump and elon musk buddy romp. quote, donald trump's extremism and dangerous project 2520 agenda is a feature, not a glitch of his campaign which was on full display for those unlucky enough to listen during whatever that was on x.com. trump's entire campaign is in service of people like elon musk and himself. self-obsessed rich guys who will sell out the middle class and who cannot run a live stream in t

's how the kursk people are taken out from under attack, when they were loading there, we managed to leave bandarevka, the pressure was like at the bottom of the mariana trench, new systems at the front, the tos2 flamethrower system or tosochka, as... it was nicknamed in the armed forces 18 thermovoric ammunition, we have a lot of such machines, we will come to you, gave you warmth, suddenly froze, what does a flamethrower man dream of with the call sign tamata, gas sudzha, this will be the last connection of russian gas with european lands, the americans are fleecing the emaciated europe like a linden tree, this is a rather serious gas famine, tightening the gas belts, suppliers of american gas will be in... assumed, the olympic games in paris will go down in history, because male violence against women has become a sport. turned over in his grave. should electric scooters be banned. electric scooters are, by and large, older than traffic regulations. field solutions in petersburg, priority should be given to pedestrians, scooter license plates in moscow. not even that he could shoot. the whole world can't decide. let's start with the kursk region, which has the whole world's attent

s endorsement of former president trump is bringing some attention, some negative attention, and people who are calling him up for leaving his roots. this headline in the opinion section of today's frontsays a betrayal of the kennedy legacy. in part, it says his bizarre campaign for president this year with his revelations that he had a dead worm in his brain and once left the dead carcass of a bear cub and central park was an investment. his announcement friday represents a betrayal of a higher order, given how low kennedy has been polling, his endorsement probably will not make much of a difference in the presidential race. yet in casting his lot with a former president who preaches intolerance and division, he has cast aside the principles for which iterations of kennedys have stayed. several members of the kennedy family on this tweet yesterday, talking about the endorsement. it was treated out by kerry kennedy, the daughter are robert f. kennedy and the youngest sister of rfk junior. the statement says we want and america filled with hope and bound together by a shared vision, a brighter future, a future defined by individual freedoms, economic promise, and national pride. we bel

s endorsement of former president trump is bringing some attention, some negative attention, and people who are calling him up for leaving his roots. this headline in the opinion section of today's frontys a betrayal of the kennedy legacy. in part, it says his bizarre campaign for president this year with his revelations that he had a dead worm in his brain and once left the dead carcass of a bear cub and central park was an investment. his announcement friday represents a betrayal of a higher order, given how low kennedy has been polling, his endorsement probably will not make much of a difference in the presidential race. yet in casting his lot with a former president who preaches intolerance and division, he has cast aside the principles for which iterations of kennedys have stayed. several members of the kennedy family on this tweet yesterday, talking about the endorsement. it was treated out by kerry kennedy, the daughter are robert f. kennedy and the youngest sister of rfk junior. the statement says we want and america filled with hope and bound together by a shared vision, a brighter future, a future defined by individual freedoms, economic promise, and national pride. we belie

scary to step out in front of these right now because of how long people have been and the fact that they are still up this year. maybe not microsoft, but since 2022, this is an snvidia still of 830 3% from 2022. there are going to be people who are still long this thing and still sitting on gains. that's not something that the selloff at this moment can stop. there are plenty of people who can sell. jonathan: that selloff continues this morning. kamala harris expected to announce her running mate in the coming days. she had weekend meetings with arizona senator mark kelly, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, minnesota governor tim walz as well. meanwhile, harris and former president trump different over debate, trump called for a debate hosted by fox news. i think for the politics, you have to go back to friday. this could change the election. if that unemployment story continues going into november, then the democrats have got a bit of a problem. dani: yesdani:. you can use a corollary for this on the other things. when obama was seeking reelection, and the unemployment rate was really high, this was bad for obama, but the trend was down. we have the opposite