, always a percy, i could become anyone, a musician, a restaurateur, a presenter, producer, husband,e was always free, for smart free people. the authorities are disingenuous when they say that they did not know about the fact that nazi collaborator yaroslav gunka was invited to parliament, mit official representative maria zakharova stated. she stressed, canadian deputy prime minister freelance is in the so-called canadian ukrainian congress, sponsored by gonka. the diplomat recalled that after world war ii, canada accepted many former ss men. zakharova emphasized that members of the ukrainian division of the sss galicia, as well as the radical unpa and descendants still have an influential lobby in canada. in addition, a visit of this level would have been impossible without a thorough check carried out by the intelligence services of several powers at once, so gunka’s biography was no secret to anyone. before going abroad as an honorary guest at an event with zelsky’s participation, one must be checked by intelligence services from a to z, not only of ukraine and canada, but also

percy was her representative.he concerns were and that she would act on it. and so today my thoughts and prayers go out to her family. i know it's a very difficult time. condolences to her friends and extended family. we have to take a moment to, yes, mourn and grief but also celebrate her wonderful life. >> congresswoman, well i have you, hear you talk about issues that were to cross party lines or across lines within the democratic party. since i have you here in the shutdown is happening, let me hear about one other issue, the global fund that was started under the bush administration, an amazing coalition of left and right folks to fund low-cost and free aids medicine in africa. it has saved probably millions of lives. it's probably the best thing that came out of the bush administration. there is a targeted campaign among your house colleagues on the right in the republican caucus to attack that. to go after it as these appropriation bills come through. i just wanted to get your response to this, which has be

hi, martha. >> martha: happy birthday to percy. good to see you all today. we have a very big story that is about to break here on "the faulkner focus." powerful, long-time senate democrat and his wife are both about to be indicted. new jersey senator robert menendez, chairman of the powerful foreign relations committee, faces criminal corruption charges for the second time in just six years. welcome, i'm martha maccallum in for harris this morning. a 2017 corruption case against menendez ended in a mistrial. now he and his wife are accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange for using his power and influence as a senator. these are very serious charges as we heard from chris christie just a short time ago. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york is set to announce the unsealing of an indictment and that's going to come any moment. we will take you there live. but first senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill with more on this breaking story. hi, chad. >> good morning. he is supposed to

do you remember when you first held percy up for everybody? he is two years old today.st vizsla i've ever seen. a good boy. loves to play ball. quite an athlete and he has brought a lot to joy to all of us. >> bill: he is all grown up in two years. a handsome man right there, percy, happy birthday to you. >> dana: martha maccallum is in for harris faulkner next. "the

the percy army lasted 90 years in 1848. it closed and in 1930 the artel opened., which gathers everyone to weave and embroider through which they master the techniques of folk craft in the 1960s. this is an artel. the slutsk factory of art products has already been reorganized and in 2013 our cultural and production complex will open. we are here with you. just in the same place to the old persians, once in the eighteenth of the eighteenth century, the slutsk belts are generally a brand of the republic, it is very important for our country and they decided to recreate it. that is, belt e should be made exactly the same. there in the eighteenth-nineteenth centuries, but it was not possible to do this on any machine , or manually at all. and therefore , a state order was placed with a german company to create a machine that is already producing belts. well, that’s how it all started , and we’ve already started making belts in our production facility here. in 2013 in the nineteenth century, the company installed a computerized machine for a jacquard winding machine

mohammad ghazat let's see the lebanese expert on political issues, ann percy, in his answer, then we will continue the conversation about the secrets of al-tawheed from sehun and saudi arabia to normalize relations with the zionist regime, and at the same time, it wants to do this, like saudi arabia, it is not able to do this, and the demands that it is unrealistic. if the us is able to fulfill these demands, it will do it itself. first , the us military and its role in the region has decreased, and for this reason , it is seeking to use its literature, including saudi arabia, in the region. they are in this field . nothing but the reality of this country more than before will be exposed and saudi arabia will gain nothing but despair from this path . the words of the crown prince of saudi arabia regarding the normalization of relations with the zionist regime were not surprising. in fact, the saudi province and the zionist regime are clearly saudi arabia and the zionist regime, the interests of the west and the united states in the region . they are trying to cover up the crime of no

president johnson's aims when he traveled to nashville, tennessee to dedicate the 50 million dollar jay percy priest dam. to the president the dam was a perfect example of the new conservation because it preserves without polluting and brings nature and recreation within an easy day's drive of tens of thousands of people. our new conservation must build on a new principle bringing nature closer to the people. that is not just my dream it is happening. it is happening right here today. in tennessee it is coming true all over this nation when i took office. we were losing hundreds of thousands of acres every year to the bulldozers. today we actually reclaiming more land than we're losing. that has been my goal since i became president. along with peace in the world and progress at home. there is no legacy that i would rather leave. than a permanent program of real conservation for this nation. everybody wants free. back in washington a new drama was unfolding at the campsite of the poor people's campaign resurrection city originally conceived by dr. martin luther king as a visible symbol of pov

and i wish percy could play this game he should win even though masalum is suspended, selekshon has received a red card, vahid amir is not enough. yes, three of their players, who were not with them, gave me hope from the national team, and i was not with them, and i think that now this point of contention can be discussed at all. he did something else. after all, press police is also our representative in the asian champions league. now mr. manaf hashemi said that we expected help from mr. mehti taj . it was agreed that our players would stay in the omid team camp. there are special conditions that you said injured torabi and i'm sorry, the suspended sarlak, torabi and amiri are also muslim and i won't come to this game. well, this situation makes it difficult for the police press. you see , mr. inayati is also right, not to say that both sides are right, now really. national interests, but let's see what we are really looking for, are we looking for results or are we looking for the future of football in the previous period in jakarta, when mr. steelily, the national team of omid participa

are really influential and well, my al-dawayl team, i think they are good for this, and i wish that percy can win this game, even though moslam is suspended, selechon has received a red card, and the promise of amiri is not enough. yes, i am three of their players. not being with them, i was hoping for the national team, and i was not with them, and i think that this point of contention can be discussed at all , what else did he do? it was agreed that we had help i hope the players stay in the camp. mr. enayati is also unhappy, but on the other hand, parast police also has special conditions , as you said, torabi is injured. the police press makes it difficult for you to see that mr. inayati is also right, not to say that both sides are right, now it is really a national interest, but let's see what we are really looking for, are we looking for results or are we looking for the future of football? all of them participated in the asian games our players are under 2 years of age, and from that team, very good players made their way to the league and finally the national team, if we are real

the outdoor cinemas under the stars event took place today at percy to park in san francisco, featured local independent film shorts and was free to attend. we've had up with some film fanatics who got to take in nature and the big screen. >> a big somewhat to our but it's been a lot of fun and a lot of work. this is a launching point for a lot of young and emerging filmmakers as well is just bringing bernal heights esoablished filmmaking to the screen and to a local audience. >> pretty cool there. next outdoor event is set for september 14th. want to check it out? still ahead here tonight, hawaii residents asking tourists to visit the island to help boost local economy. we're hearing from some business owners. but first, the devastating earthquake that killed more than 2000 people in morocco. >> now search and rescue teams and rescue teams sifting through the rubble, hoping to find any sign of >> barack >> and officials say more than 2000 people have been killed in a 6.8 magnitude earthquake. thousands more injured. one resident of marta cash says damage ie the city is mostly structur

easier for us and they can't do it and it's very difficult you mentioned peppers yes let's talk about percyt's your husband's hobby yes it's super hot peppers and they're soft like that yes they're different different different varieties, and he studied it, how many pereskovil from kovel is the same skala scale of spiciness, they are known as karolina ripper, these are not one of the sharpest . well, they want such peppers. on the balcony in pots and then i say well, well, you do my filargonium, i’m in flowers , it’s pepper, i thought, i thought, i thought, i came up with making sauces, he had two kinds of sauces of all peppers, i don’t taste them, i don’t eat them, i warn you , they are very loud, not very sharp yes, and i was very worried, we took care of them during the siege because it was very cold and the windows were constantly closed . and this cold, but they survived. well, this year i already did all this by myself, and i harvested such a crop. what oh, and he came, and his first bush it is so big and it is all a were plastered with these peppers he has happiness pleasure he is sa

for them, as a reverse symbol, the face of the city, even now, behind the wall of percy, there was allhe most important secret for the launchers treasury of the republic trinity cathedral. the main shrine of the city, evening. the strategic food supply area was behind the wall of persia yes , on the territory of the krom, even later in the period of the classical middle ages of the late middle ages, the territory of the krom is in in general, die hard gates lead to a cleverly devised trap, narrow, a sleeve or corridor and sandwiched by sheer ones. this fortification is called zahab , the name comes from an old word. oharit to capture the enemy units that broke through here. caught in the crossfire , muscovites were excellent civil engineers. they skillfully defended themselves and their city was taught this by their life in the face of a constant military threat. they jumped a lot. this, of course, had an effect. she is their uh, psychology. if you met a medieval starter, you would understand that he is a suspicious person. yes, in general, we will rejoice here with open arms of people

it is percy. i just want to say good luck i miss you. i know you're going to do just great. don't worry. i already have one tv on fnc and the other on fbn. hey, tell those candidates to be nice to you. otherwise i will buy them like commander. i kid. anyway, break a leg. good luck. ps, don't bring me back any of those vegan treats from california. >> absolutely. we will only bring you -- thank you. that is below that i've not cried this entire time that i just might. >> jesse: yes, i think we almost saw a tear. you look great. harold, thank you so much for keeping her loose. >> thank you. thanks, guys. >> jesse: keep that flyswatter handy. coming up, total anarchy in philadelphia after 100 masked looters ransacked stores. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. i realized i needed to make a change when i looked in the mirror and di

percy harrison ford in the new film was used by transmitting digital rejuvenation technology , it isnology that allows you to create a rejuvenation effect using computer graphics and without special make-up. that this media franchise about the adventures of indiana jones made ford a real star. according to insiders, it is the wheel of fate that will become the last part of the saga about archaeologists and researchers. by the way, in addition to the expected character in the frame, we will see antonio banderas with a mass on toby jones and many others , and, by the way, this time the script of the picture did without steven spielberg, george lucas , the director's chair for the first time also got to berberg, james mankle and his employees were responsible for the production. you for sure familiar. this is logan or the old fort against february, as it is impossible to imagine indiana jones without harris on the fort. so, probably, it is impossible to feel the eminent franchise without the legendary music of john williams in the fifth part. he did it too. the film's creative debt capt

>> dana: percy is kicking off his birthday week. we celebrate the week.er the weekend. and unlike most other workers who were in traffic he was at the park this morning and found this ball. every single day he could find a ball at the park a real special talent. monday new episode on perino on politics. available with steven law. good info there. >> jesse: i will definitely listen to that harold? >> harold: first congrats to my kid winning soccer games i know you get it from your mom but you let me share in the credit, too. dramatic body cam video shows the moment two atlanta first responders rescued from floodwaters that surrounded the car. atlanta hit with two inches of rain. water become so deep that the distressed driver's car. used a baton to break the window before he and fire captain terrence simon carried the man to safety. congratulations to them. you always love to salute first responders when they do the right thing which is all of the time most of the time. thank you, guys. >> jesse: doesn't smashing the glass with a baton look like so much fu

your children percy they are counting on you. he is so cute.rican kids are in real trouble and i'm not just talking about hunter biden. it is something parents need to deal with asap. it is not that they are staying up late to watch the "gutfeld!" show although that could stunt their growth. look at greg burke a lot of people don't realize he was 6'3. but it is our schools. american schools are failing us. they are failing are kids, families and nation. in a recent interview in my show on america's newsroom weekdays from 9:00 until 11:00. former secretary of state condoleezza rice whose own story personifies what good education can do called it a national humiliation. for wants she wasn't talking about the haircut. what she meant was that if we keep going as we are, the great american experiment could fail. historically, america's education system has been one of the shining lights of our country. for over 150 years people would crawl over glass to get their kids into american schools. and it continues, except today they are crawling through th

you've ruined the planet that's what they'll tell us >> harold: percy and you talk already?k that the whales would say stop worrying so much about in the oceans. [laughter] >> harold: jesse do you have a reaction to this? >> jesse:. >> jesse: i just want to talk to gus because i want to know what greg does when he's all alone. >> judge jeanine: good idea. >> jesse: actually, maybe not. >> greg: the best >> harold: one more thing is up next. ♪ . ♪ ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. - you know, you don't have to wear your pt gear anymore, right? - it's comfortable. - so, how's civilian life treating you? - it's fine. - when i got out, i didn't wanna admit that there was anything wrong because i felt like a failure. and then, i realized there's nothing to be ashamed of. so, i started talking to someone. anything wrong because i felt like a failure. >> and then i realized, like, there's nothing to be asha

. >> dana: i can tell that percy is not on this box. >> jesse: it is not from the cabby. >> dana: isn my hotel room, don't worry, peter. >> greg: seven head shots for every candidate. got you some music to inspire you, slayers rain and blood, because he like a thrash metal album, and the best heavy metal album ever is five figure death punch. >> dana: this feels like what could happen at the debate. >> greg: i have the melvin's houdini life and there, there it is. and -- >> jesse: are you just plugging albums? >> greg: and look at the last one, i don't know who that is, you got it right there, i don't know who it is, but the album cover is amazing. >> dana: it's called a giant dog bite. >> greg: isn't that amazing? >> greg: be sure not to open them and send it back to me. >> judge jeanine: that's a gavel, a small one, but i want you to know that i broke in paris during the course of my career as a judge, so you may really have to bang that to get their attention. >> dana: should i use this or the other thing you gave me to get them to stop talking? >> jesse: don't play it. >> dana: d

i don't know if percy could take it. >> bill: so the first lady now remains in delaware after a positivete house saying that the president will be taking precautions. >> since the president was with the first lady yesterday, he will be masking while indoors and around people. in alignment with cdc guidance and has been the practice in the past. >> bill: president biden continues to test negative we're told but wearing a mask at times and the question is whether or not all this is necessary. dr. marty makary joins me. good morning to you. over the weekend, anthony fauci was on cnn and said this about masks coming back in america. watch. >> i would hope that if, in fact, we get to the point where the volume of cases is such and organizations like the cdc recommend, cdc doesn't mandate anything. recommends that people wear masks, i would hope they abide by the recommendation and take into account the risk to themselves and to their families. >> bill: what do you make of this when the cdc has been on a different page than the world health organization and whether or not this is coming back t

harold: per s percy and you communicate already? >> dana: we talk with our eyes. the ocean. harold: jesse, any reaction? >> jesse: i want to talk to gus because i want to know what greg does when he's all alone. thanks, gus. actually, maybe not. >> greg: gus is the best. harold: one more thing is up next. ♪ i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping is fast and reliable. remember. keep it simple. make gold your new standard. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8

. >> ds kickinwell, percy is kickf his birthday week. yes. celebrate the week. that picture peter took over the weekend. and unlike most other new yorkers who were like, in traffic, he was at thc he w e park this morning, found this ball every single day. he cane co a find a ball at the. it's a real special talent. not just the ball. also , it's monday. >> and that means there's a new episode of perino on politics. it's out and available . it just posted this week with steven law. good info theritelye. congr >> all right. i'll definitely listen to that, harold. two things. first, congratatywinnins on my h winning their soccer games. i know you get it from your mom, but you let me shareer in the credit to dramatic body cam. >> video shows the momene t to atlanta. first responders rescued a driver from flood floodwater s that surrounded the car. atlanta was hit with two inchess of rain in less than 2 hours on thursday and it watered become so deep that the distressed driver' drives car he begun to float. officer brian used the baton to break the window beforee anl

contra percy led to a contentious meeting at the sunol glen school board last night. and in a vote of 2 to 1, a resolution was passed by the board banning the display of all flags except for the us and california flags on district property. ktvu brooks jarocz is joining us now live from sunol with more on the fallout following last night's decision by the board. birx. this all stemmed from the pride flag flying at the school right? well, that's really what sparked this debate over equity and inclusion. the superintendent tells me for the last three years, they have had a pride flag in the month of june attached to the fence you see behind me. but just this year, that pride flag was stolen. so the superintendent made the decision to fly it below the american flag and the california flag on that large flagpole. but that takes us to last night and a resolution introduced to ban any other flags on campus. 100 people packed into a meeting room that started calm but devolved into chaos. in fact, at one point, deputies had to step in and escort people out. the school board p

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. >> how many people were involved in the study and how did you try and test this to see whether percy was more helpful than indulging their feelings ? their feelings? >> yes. so there were in total over 120 participants, but at the end, the full data set included 120 participate aunts and the what the data shows is that in these circumstances, which was during the pandemic , which was during the pandemic, actually in, it's much more beneficial to suppress and when we say suppress, we don't mean avoid . so it's actually to avoid. so it's actually to suppress in the way of completely blanking your mind and really focusing your attention to try to not think of anything at all. so that type of suppression where you are actually taking control of your thoughts can be very, very helpful for your mental health. >> so it's about taking control of own emotions saying of your own emotions and saying , to deal , actually, i'm going to deal with not going to with this. i'm not going to dwell on it. i'm going to get on with and what happens with life and see what happens next. implications does ne

>> three big issues as this month percy's.first is the very real price -- we could have a government shutdown on october 1. we cannot get a continuing resolution. number two, i think still a tremendous amount of speculation on how ukraine did the last month of september. they are finally making an offensive. things look a little bit better than they have the last few weeks. the other big story i would argue is the united auto workers whose contract expires on the 14th of september. i think it is entirely possible on october 1 we look at a strike. katie: let's start with the last on your list given that is the most urgent in terms of timelines. what would you expect to happen between now and then? would you expect we can avert the strike? is it starting to feel inevitable? greg: we averted a strike with the teamsters and ups so it is possible it could be inverted -- averted with the last 24 hours that has been nasty talk by the union saying companies are not bargaining in good faith so this will go down to the wire. even if the

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the outdoor cinema under the stars event happened at percy to park in san francisco.pendent film shorts and was free to attend lots of people out there. we caught up with some film fanatics at the event. >> a big somewhat to our but it's been a lot of fun and a lot of work. this is a launching point for a lot of young and emerging filmmakers as well is just bringing bernal heights established filmmaking to the screen and to a local the next outdoor event is on september 14th. >> happening today, it's time for the oakland pride parade. it starts downtown on broadway and 14th wraps up on broadway between 20th and 21st. the parade starts at 11:00am. organizers tell kron 4 of this year's event will be largest ever. the festival features 3 stages with live performances. organizers say everyone is welcome. happening today, the san francisco forty-niners start their quest for a super bowl championship when they take on the pittsburgh steelers. all the talk over the last few days has been about the return of defensive star nick bosa after he signed his record breaking contrac

. >> and thifrng my team natalie, tracie, lindsey and percy birch. today we stand together with our allis to stay these recommendations are just a first step toward true reckoning. reparations now is in the a theme but a reality this we are making happen here in san francisco. now we have the resources to opening statement office of reparation take the recommendations and analyze them and see when we can monetize and implement as soon as possible. i continue is frustrate to not have already achiefed reparations as policy and systemic oshg preparation have held black people back for so long. there should be excitement we have the resources to form office of reparations which is the recommendation. this office have the ability to create a data base to store and vetting eligibility for reparation, continue to work of the african-american committee sunset in january of 2024. to work on the dedicated resources to fund reparations recommendations. that will staff the reparation work including providing administrative support toward developing the execution

. >> and thifrng my team natalie, tracie, lindsey and percy birch. today we stand together with our allis to stay these recommendations are just a first step toward true reckoning. reparations now is in the a theme but a reality this we are making happen here in san francisco. now we have the resources to opening statement office of reparation take the recommendations and analyze them and see when we can monetize and implement as soon as possible. i continue is frustrate to not have already achiefed reparations as policy and systemic oshg preparation have held black people back for so long. there should be excitement we have the resources to form office of reparations which is the recommendation. this office have the ability to create a data base to store and vetting eligibility for reparation, continue to work of the african-american committee sunset in january of 2024. to work on the dedicated resources to fund reparations recommendations. that will staff the reparation work including providing administrative support toward developing the execution

part of how you can get our attention is to demonstrate that program is going to meet a need at percy a lot of confusion around the word of equity. to be a means fairness we see a lot of communities, a lot of people, a lot of neighborhoods including but not limited to communities of color, rural community and tribal communities have been excluded from opportunity in the past. in federal dollars into that exclusion our view is federal dollars ought to go to something more fair this time around tradethat is my interpretation f equity. we are going to continue being mindful of that with a once in a generation opportunity to do something different than what's happened in the past where federal dollars sometimes contributed to segregation. i do not want us to act as though we have no responsibility to do better this time then in 2020. >> it all sounds a pretty pretty subjective to me. the term equity was pretty much a subjective term if you ask me. which is why i was when it was specifically defined. disadvantaged communities, that seems to be somewhat of a subjective area as well. i guess