he pointed to his brother ray. sure that ray was one of the men hopping in the car after the murder. both brothers were arrested and tried and convicted and sitting in the courtroom, the on toward love them all their lives was devastated. >> i can't even imagine why they got life without parole even without parole? >> -- it was very hopeless. >> did you believe they would have done it? >> i never believed it for one minute. >> the family start by tommy and ray. they watch the time go in state prison. now in the mid-40s telling anybody and everybody, including us, that they did not kill old man bob. >> i walked with the faith. this is not the end. >> the brothers turned down plea deals determined to clear their names. they joined every prison program, took every class they could to prove themselves. >> we schooled ourselves. took any programs they had to offer. >> both of you? >> absolutely. worked every day. >> to prove their innocence, they needed solid new evidence. by 2009, after 22 years, even their family had

your thoughts, ray. well, i think that your your new president is exercising du caution and and a willingness to consider all options. i wouldn't close off the notion that in four months there might be a more respectable, a more respectful regime in washington. meanwhile, iran now is part of bricks, that's big, iran now is very close to concluding a an agreement with russia, which is close to a mutual defense treaty, that was almost ready about two two months ago, so iran has been accepted by these giants, not only russia but china, the question is whether these neurotic, whether these people in charge. whether it's biden or the people around him, recognize that or care a quit about americans and what they feel, and desire first and foremost to make sure that they stay in power so that they don't lose the election, so that they don't lose their freedom, because each and every one of them, not only hunter, but daddy and lincoln and sullivan, they got the goods on these people, and if that other fellow com

okay, well what about that ray? um, because we see the trady regime itself has nuclear weapons, of course, no one is holding the regime responsible for that, no accountability, and of course that..." was that regime that also pushed uh trump even more um to try to leave the agreement, so where are you, where are we right now? scott says he thinks that we're in this transition period, um, and with the rise of the brick nations, how do you see it, your assessment of where it all stands right now, when we look at the position of the israeli regime and we look at the absolute support from the western hegemonic front, your assessment of it all, right? "my assessment comes from my experience as current intelligence officer and analysis, other words a glorified journalist, my focus is on the next four months. okay, they are critical months. biden, whether runs are not democrats are in very, very serious trouble. now what does netanyahu have to do with this? he can spark a conflaration with heisbol trying to bring iran in,

your thoughts, ray. well, i think that your president is exercising du caution and and willingness to consider all options. i wouldn't close off the notion that in four months there might be more respectable, a more respectful regime in washington. meanwhile, he iran now is part of brick. that's big, iran now is very close to concluding a an agreement with russia, which is close to a mutual defense treaty, that was almost about two two months ago, so iran has been accepted by these giants, not only russia, but china. question is whether these neurotic, whether these people in charge, whether it's biden or the people around him. recognize that or care a quit about americans and what they feel and desire first and foremost to make sure they stay in power so that they don't lose the election, so that they don't lose their freedom, buse each and every one of them, not only hunter, but daddy and lincoln and sullivan, they got the goods on these people, and if that other fellow comes in, there's every reason t

rays, and... ultraviolet filters, which we have chemical, they reflect the sun's rays, against the backgroundt radiation. which cream is most suitable for whom, with what degree of protection, depends on the phototype. there are four types of scandinavian leather and two additional types. the first skin type is very light skin, blue eyes. this skin type belongs to people who tan very quickly and do not tan. skin type is a black race. to determine the degree of exposure to ultraviolet radiation on the skin, you need not only to know its type, but also the biodose, that is, the amount of ultraviolet radiation that will not injure the body. there is a biodosimeter. the biodosimeter is a specific plate. this plate has six windows, and the biodose is determined on the most sensitive skin. from a distance of 50 cm, our ultraviolet vestment lamp is installed and one opens. cat and is irradiated for 15 seconds, then the second, again 15, third, fourth and so on, it turns out that the skin area in the first window the irradiation lasts only 15 seconds, in the last one - 30 minutes, after that the doct

is it from re. >> is it from ray ray's mum? >> is it from ray ray's mum? >> it's not ray's. have been teasing his mum, so let's talk about rejoining the eu because, i mean, there are there are hints of it today that . there are hints of it today that. >> well, you know, that's just nonsense. that's just mischief. a telegraph. >> it's not me. >>— >> it's not me. >> it's not me. >> i know, but, you know, it's what they expect. i mean, how long are they going to go? oh, this is going to happen under laboun this is going to happen under labour. it's over. the elections happened. labour. it's over. the elections happened . what needs to happen happened. what needs to happen now is to give them a chance to see whether they can deliver. after 14 years of utter chaos and shambles, and which did involve the lib dems, by the way, we're talking about them earlier. yeah, the lib dems had their part to play in the coalition for sure. absolutely. and they were punished at the ballot box for it. true. but you know they've come back good and strong as we just said. but i think it is quite o

my wife's grandfather worked for ray many years and when i say grandpa, ray he asks how ray is doing. it was a pleasure and wish every coworker can have the same attitude as ray jackson. thank you ray and i like to give him this plaque. [applause] >> commissioners, if you like to say a few words. >> would somebody-- >> briefly, the wastewater ag m. one of the maintenance crews where ray was. no shortage of jobs at the plant but the crew was very familiar with the jobs and ray was a part of the crews. day in and out with fixing leaky faucets to insure we are not wasting hetch hetchy water or [indiscernible] safe to discharge to the bay. up to the task and true craftman. positive attitude and [indiscernible] congratulations ray, thank you and wish you all the best. [applause] >> so, commissioners, i think i'll start off. i didn't know this was happening until now. ray congratulations on behalf of the commission. i worked in the labor movement and been in the local 38 plumb hall a few times and when i first was head of council and walked in and they had all these pictures of hetch hetchy

well, joining us now is ray bobbitt, the founder of acg ray. nice to have you back on the program. this has been a long journey. how are you feeling right now? feeling great. we, we're really happy. we're very grateful that we've been able to reach all these milestones. and, you know, this is just another milestone that we've reached. and the community is really excited about it. ray, the a's still own the other half of the complex, do you trust the a's ownership in working through this? yes i mean, actually, we've been having very productive conversations with them. we feel like we're making positive progress and so, you know, they've actually been, supportive and helpful through this process. so we are establishing a cadence with them that has been very, very positive. okay. well, that's good to hear. that is encouraging. what is the sticking point. is it just the final price tag for their half. no i think that the reality is that we are, you know, just sort of having to go through a transaction this large typically just takes a lot of time of crossing i's and dotting t's. we rea

south korea's x-rays of highest _ earnings. south korea's x-rays of highest quarterly _ earnings.of highest quarterly profits - earnings. south korea's x-rays of highest quarterly profits in l of highest quarterly profits in 2018 with the nvidia is a player seeing jim demand 2018 with the nvidia is a player seeingjim demand in 2018 with the nvidia is a player seeing jim demand in the second half of the year will rise even further. the second largest maker has benefited the most among its peers from appetite for high—end chips. honda motor is reportedly planning to cut down production capacity of combustion cars by a third and they will close three events production lines in china. chinese carmakers have ramped up production flooding the world largest auto market and other markets in south—east asia with low—priced vehicles. ford is also struggling with that china competition, the carmaker reported a dip in profits in the march— june quarter, they are battling costly quality issues and ev business that is waiting on its bottom line. shares tumbled 11% in after—hours trading. more o

very good and increasing today we have seen the participation of ray's coffers since this morning and we continue to see that and this is a sign of the grateful concern and responsibility of the iranian people towards the future of themselves, their families and their children and everything that is going to happen in the next 4 years of the implementation of the country in various fields and in different levels of events happened , my good colleagues, in another village of the country in mazandaran province, in the frame of the khabar network, i will hear your opinion. i am proud of iran, for the health of your noble soil, your holy name is my cry, your seal is with all the foundations of iran. you are my child with your kind heart, the kind name and the kind land of iran , for the safety of the noble soil, you are imprisoned, the holy name of qayyeh frayada. this is your seal with all the foundations of iran. your clear love has touched my heart . i am bound to the world. let's sing a song together with naseem softe to the city of mehr and the world together, let's travel to kindnes

in 1401 , a fire broke out in the east of tehran in a unit of a ray power plant . it used to happen to them, this incident happened , but there were problems in the way of repairing the damaged turbine , the domestic construction had not been done so far, and we had to source it from foreign sources because of the sanctions that existed, so this issue was not possible, now after a year and half of the efforts of internal experts worked and unit number one came back to the orbit of a knowledge- based company. finally, this year, in 1403, we were able to bring this unit into orbit, the main part of which was actually the main part, which was secured, so to speak , to bring it into orbit. the construction inside these disks, that is, three rows of disks, the disks of the first to third row , was about 15 billion tomans. if we wanted to include the foreign sample , it would be about 60 billion from foreign manufacturing companies. it means that almost one fifth of the price is actually a foreign sample. by acquiring the technical knowledge of gas power plant turbine co

. in a small x-ray room , only the walls are lined with lead panels; in a large x-ray room , both the walls, ceiling and ceiling are lined, then other work is done. we are building a clinic from belarusian materials, this clinic has a very complex configuration, the building itself, with the provision of a full range of medical services on an outpatient basis, is designed for 250 visits per shift, the dental unit will simultaneously receive 30 small patients and... and the thousand and fifth anniversary, holidays the festivities unfolded for 3 days, festivals, exhibitions, business meetings, concerts with the participation of belarusian and russian performers, dancers from foreign sewing enterprises and designers. the lookbook fashion festival has already become a traditional highlight of the city's day. we have been living since childhood. the city of skazka, the city of mirage, such minsk, in photographs by anatoly kukharchuk. urbanistic author's photo story in the minsk regional library named after. a photo story, but here this meaning is multi-valued, it is like any story, and a p

one might ask, what does this have to do with these cosmic rays?urce of high ultra-high energies, making it possible to study the processes of transformation of elementary particles and their structure. many physicists were of the opinion that cosmic rays consist of electrons, either to confirm this or to disprove the hypothesis. the institute sent an expedition to the caucasus. wexler was immediately appointed leader of this group. the results of measurements on elbrus made it possible to expand our understanding of the composition of cosmic radiation. in particular , a large number of secondary particles, slow mesons, were discovered. meson is a compound elementary particle responsible for confining protons and neutrons. in atomic nuclei. during the great patriotic war, the physics institute, like other academic ones.

the fire in the east of tehran, a unit of a ray power plant , was determined to be due to the broken disk of the turbine the format of this unit is what happened to them. due to the sanctions that existed, this issue was not possible. now, after a year and a half of domestic experts' efforts, it worked and the number one unit returned to the orbit of a knowledge-based company. the unit, the main part of which was in fact the main part of these disks, which was secured, was built inside these disks, that is, three rows of disks, the disks of the first to third row cost about 15 billion tomans. from actually manufacturing companies foreign was about 60 billion, which means that almost one fifth and 1/4 of the price was actually a foreign sample. by acquiring the technical knowledge of gas power plant turbine construction , we became self-sufficient in the repairs of these power plant units. if the units that exist in the country are of this type, the number of which is close to 14 power plant units, if they find a problem of this type , there is no need to make foreign purchases and st

infected with... lead panels in a small x-ray only the walls are lined with lead panels, in a large x-rayoom , the walls, ceiling and ceiling are covered, then other work is carried out. we are building a clinic from belarusian materials, this clinic has a very complex configuration, the building itself is framed, a monolithic frame, the walls are made of brick and concrete blocks, all the partitions are brick, and how many. the maximum number of clinical services with the ordered one to the complex of medical shepherds in outpatient clinics is varied by 250 visits per change: stomatalagic block hourly budze 30 young patients and 80 tall ones. the completion of the project is planned for the spring. improvement of summer zones is being carried out in the capital, so in the park named grekavai, which in the leninsky district was installing new fishing holes. the works began in 2021. photo story, but here this meaning is multi-valued, it’s like any story, and a photo story is no exception, it’s a story about life, it’s the author’s view of this life, of people, of the world that surrounds h

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charles in the film "ray."m "back in," when he experienced what his daughter corinne called a medical complication, the entertainer making an emotional appearance at the critics' choice celebration in december, thankful fors fans, thankful for life. >> it feels good to be here. i cherish every single minute. >> it seems like jamie is kind of still trying to process exactly what happened to him. really wants to hold on to whatever it was that he was going through for some perhaps larger moment down the line. >> juju: our thanks to ike. >>> when we come back, father and son lakers. lebron and bronny james making it official. (♪) (♪) (♪) the thrill of finding your path with the nissan pathfinder rock creek. (♪) pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its r

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i was lucky to have had lots of time with ray. we have seen that treat of time with ray.there is a slight slope on the floor. he would then play a cannon off the ball on the table, bounce it onto the floor, and the white ball would follow the same path as the other one, and he would get a cannon with the ball at the other end of the snooker room. i've never seen anyone do that. the great ray reardon could do it. his machine gun shot, he was one of the best. he played that one on michael parkinson's show. he was a genius at the machine gun shots as well, the rapid—fire shot. haste the machine gun shots as well, the rapid-fire shot.— rapid-fire shot. we have seen ictures rapid-fire shot. we have seen pictures of— rapid-fire shot. we have seen pictures of him _ rapid-fire shot. we have seen pictures of him with _ rapid-fire shot. we have seen pictures of him with ronnie i pictures of him with ronnie o'sullivan. the reason we have seen those pictures as you have been talking is because he helped mentor him to his 2004 world title. only ronnie o'sullivan and stephen hendry hav

open to everyone... unsatisfactory, the fact is that we had at our disposal only standard classical x-raynd diagnoses were mainly established in the third and the fourth stage of the disease, when the patient could already feel the tumor in himself, the tumors reached 10, 15 and 20 kg and even more. a colossal step forward in 20 years, the complete re-equipment of the republican scientific and practical center was updated by the central, regional dispensaries, now the focus is on the regions. now almost all dispensaries can provide any oncological care. every year 2,500 foreigners come to the republican scientific and practical center for salvation. in belarus, thanks to modern technologies and local application, it was possible to reduce the cost of treatment from 500 to 55,000 dollars. for belarusians it is free. people began to live longer, even with - well, the fourth stage of a malignant tumor. every life saved is a holiday for us, of course, medicine is still not without problems, and the president, like all the years in his post, he keeps this topic under personal control, quality,

many physicists were of the opinion that cosmic rays consist of electrons. to verify this or refute the hypothesis, the institute sent an expedition to the caucasus. a large number of secondary particles, slow mesons, were discovered. a meson is a compound elementary particle responsible for confining protons and neutrons in atomic nuclei. during the great patriotic war, the physics institute, like other academic institutes, was evacuated to kazan. wexler interrupted the study of rays and began to design radio equipment for the needs of the front, and after the war the scientist again went to the mountains, but not for long. even in early expeditions to the mountains, researchers discovered particles of fantastically high energies in cosmic rays. that's when it occurred to wexler. the idea of ​​​​building charged particle accelerators to create their own beams, and the synchrophasatron became this accelerator. the wechsler synchrophasatron was launched in '57, and already in '60, a new elementary particle anti-sigma minus hyper was discovered at this install

nothing ray bob could do about it.e case with pretty much nowhere after that for many months until there was a woman. she was terrified. and did she have a story to tell? >>> coming up, a young mother locked in with a killer. segment he just reached over the glove compartment. he pulled out the gun and i said, please don't kill me. >> when "dateline" continues. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. ♪ that colonoscopy for getting screened ♪ ♪ is why i'm delaying ♪ ♪ i heard i had a choice ♪ ♪ i know the name, that's what i'm saying ♪ -cologuard®? -cologuard. cologuard! -screen for colon cancer. -at home, like you want. -you the man! -actually, he's a box. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask y

ti2 world snooker champion, ray reardon. nickname dracula, his charisma earned him fans far beyond snooker. applause in 1978, he won his sixth world title at the age of 45 to become the oldest ever world champion. his popularity was undimmed. in the summer, he entertained at holiday camps, taking on stars like ian basson before finally his powers began to wane. his last world final coming in 1982 when he was beaten by alex higgins. but it his influence didn't end there. in 2004 he became a mental to ronnie o'sullivan, helping him to the world title, a tribute to reardon�*s wants as well as his wisdom. —— his warmth. when we met up, it was fantastic, went to shake hands and i disregarded his arm and gave him a hug and that is how the relationship went. and that endearing nature earned him enduring affection, a man whose impact on his sport has few equals. let's bring you some reaction to his death. fellow welshman mark williams, himself a three—time world champion, led the tributes. he said... and jimmy white had this to say.

in the second step, i will go to the chests of ray , i will put a single ray leaf in the box, that is , as much as the effect and impact of the 40-50 kg bullet that we used to throw into the enemy's heart during the war , its effect and impact on the enemy is much more i want to take a step in this way, god willing, we will see a brighter one from next saturday. we pay our respects to the noble families of the martyrs, fathers, mothers and wives of our dear martyrs, who we saw in this report together with the invitation of our countrymen to participate in the presidential elections of the second phase of the fourteenth presidential term. chaharmahal and bakhtieh province. mr. akbarpour , you and i are supposed to report on the readiness of our compatriots to participate in today's elections, mr. akbarpour. hello, good morning, mr. akbarpour . you have my voice. well, apparently our connection is not established, or it has been disconnected. let's see a part with akbarpour's colleague in bakhtiari province. we will come back, god willing, that we will have this connection, so your prid

but first, it is time for the news headlines with ray addison .states, donald trump says nobody warned him of a possible threat in the moments before he was shot by a gunman in pennsylvania . in an interview pennsylvania. in an interview with fox news, the republican nominee said the lack of information was a mistake and the event should have been delayed. comes as the secret service faces ongoing questions over how the would be assassin was able to wander outside the security perimeter before taking his position on a roof that was even after local officers had reported him acting suspiciously . reported him acting suspiciously. and in his first rally since that assassination attempt, donald trump told the supporters there that he took a bullet for democracy. he appeared alongside his vp running mate jd vance in michigan, their first joint appearance. trump is hoping to win the crucial swing state that president biden took in 2020. meanwhile, kamala harris insists that president biden will win the us election despite continuing pressure from fello

tehran unit of a ray power plant was found to be due to the broken disc of the turbine. most of the time, this happens to them , the turbine was damaged, there were some problems in the internal construction , it collapsed, this accident happened, but on the way to repair , it had not been repaired, and we used to supply it from foreign sources because of the sanctions that existed. the problem was not possible. now, after a year and a half , the efforts of domestic experts worked and unit number one returned to the orbit of a basic knowledge company . fortunately, it actually carried out studies and advanced the various phases of engineering design. finally , we were able to complete this unit this year in 1403. the main part, in fact, the main part was these disks, which were provided to bring it into orbit, so to speak , the construction inside these disks is a disk, that is, three rows of disks, the disks of the first to third row are about 15 billion tomans. of actually foreign manufacturing companies approx. 60 it was billion, which means that almost one fifth, act

this, by the way, is similar to africans, that x-rays heal, that research methods cure, in africa theyly believed, and where are we, try it, you do not give our patient an mri, if he has a back and headache, you will not give it, he will complain. writes: it won’t help, he will go and do it for money, he feels better, what ’s interesting is that he did an mri, it feels better for him, he seems to have done a procedure or a ct scan, so the principle that we have a ct scan and x-ray does not cure, we explain to our patient we can never, he doesn’t understand that it can be harmful, that we will receive information that we won’t know what to do with later, you know, as you know less, you sleep better, in medicine, oddly enough, this happens quite often, you know, it’s also paradoxical, our patient loves medical examination, i’ll go check the whole body, but he doesn’t walk, often the same person, yes, he may be like some kind of research, he’s interested in doing this, this , this, i want to see, there is no colonoscopy, the question is why not, what if they find something, so on the one

time is gb news reporter ray addison ray , many reporter ray addison ray, many of us in this country are waking up to this news. this morning. absolutely shocking. could not believe. still not sinking in that it was another assassination attempt on american president, can you bnng american president, can you bring us up to date on what's happening, please? >> yeah, we know that. >> yeah, we know that. >> i mean, i was woken up this morning by my wife. >> i thought it was some sort of terrible joke. >> when she told me. and then obviously quickly got myself up to date . happened around 11:00 to date. happened around 11:00 uk time, for us last night. so many people not, picking up on that immediately as it happened. we know that he's now safely back at one of his homes. mixed reports on that. some people saying trump tower, other people saying trump tower, other people saying a property in new jersey. i don't think that's strange. i think , you know, after an think, you know, after an assassination attempt like this secret service not going to be giving no clear information on where th

you know, ray, of course, benches the weapons of mass destruction. you had the new york times, judith miller, the new york times. who pushed that line in the course that came out. she was just repeating c, i a talking points and, but it took a long time for the new york times to finally kind of sheepishly say, wow, i guess maybe they weren't weapons of mass destruction, you know, 1000000 lives later or whatever. often, by the way, judith miller, i think, is now working with cnn. i was on some sort of panel, right. i know she made appearances on fox. i stopped watching fox when they fired tucker, but um, she was on fox now. she's on cnn. great. okay, great. now let's put that back. i was on a panel they introduced, here's ju, pulitzer prize winning judith miller from cnn thinking, oh, she did some other things to didn't, you know, the matter doesn't matter, right. uh, she has the credentials, as you say, no matter what she did. so now the washington is assess pool. the main stream price is assessed for and the people are saying that they, they know li

group b rays are responsible for the formation of sunburn . rays of group a for the formation of skinlected light is added to ultraviolet radiation. being in water gets a sunburn twice as fast as being on land. therefore, without sunscreen, no filter, the barrier against type b rays is not lower than 50. chemical filters work as absorbers of sunlight and convert it into thermal energy, they extinguish these solar rays, and physical filters work like a screen, they reflect the sun's rays. it’s good when the cream also contains filters from type a rays, marked pa or ppt. update every 3 hours. nadezhda pravdina, yuri lebedev, channel one. well now, let’s traditionally find out what’s new on the world wide web; our ruler of the internet, yegor uspensky, has a fresh selection ready. our video parade opens today with a real sea cat, which the baltic sailors for some reason called a dog. for several years now she lives and serves on a warship. according to the sailors, the cat became real to them. friend comrade. the heroine of our next video, a champagne named vali, loves sushi, and vegetar

they take the lead back to robbie ray.rst inning, 5th inning here shohei siya. 5 innings of no-hit ball and 8 strikeouts. what a debut. top of 8th guys up by 4 bases loaded for eliot ramos. that one goes down. the right-field line. 2 runs come in to score all part of a six-run 8th ending. giants win it. 83. they get their first win at dodger stadium this season all right-y picture. perfect day in oakland, game 3 between the astros and the a's. oakland looking for a sweep of the top team in the west. >> and we pick things up in the bottom of the first aids down. miguel andu-har fights this one. all those into the corner in right field. lawrence butler, scores in. we are all tied up at one. top of the second now. same score jose out today sends this one deep to john singleton scores. but the a's get out to bay at second and it's 2 to one astro's 7th inning hours. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to one more run, scored its 5 to astro's. they just killed the oakland a's. they win it 8 to one already. that's a loo

on 22 bahman 1957, an event takes place in the city of ray, in which we introduce another prominent martyr. okay, well, one of the reasons why we went to this plan is that the leadership's concern was that tehran is not known for this, tehran has been a revolutionary city for at least 150 years. in fact, he said that according to reuter's contract, you can play the role of mala ali after the tobacco movement, the constitutional movement, all of these, tehran is a city, yes, i think, no, maybe not, he is an important martyr, but maybe he should be known. well, now, god willing, with these plans and programs that you have, especially in the art field of tehran province , this will happen. key cities are all identified , selected and introduced. we also have the province of tehran, which you mentioned, and this helps to show that that literature is actually a holy defense and martyrs especially among the youth. there is no stone, your doll's face is not under the feet of stone, for example, there is no pain, for example, our enemy is so cowardly there is no, for example, there is no pain, the

if ray cannot see biden is cognitively and physically challenged then ray cannot run the fbi, trumpay and charlotte, north carolina, watch this. >> the head of the fbi you would know that right he was in front of congress today and one of the great congressman asked him a question have you ever noticed in all your meetings with biden that is cognitively a degenerate and he said no i never noticed that, anybody who says that you know they are not telling the truth. i didn't notice he can't stand up i didn't know he can't walk any can't think he couldn't talk. other than that he's doing quite well. maria: you're an emergency room physician, do you think ray could've noticed biden's decline? >> i think he did i don't think he wanted to be honest about it, it's a tough position you're talking about the head of the greatest nation in the powerful person in the world and talking about his cognitive decline it is hardwood your director under an appointment but there is no doubt that he knows and everybody in america knows it, we've been pointing out for five years now, i think this is some

i'm ray addison in afternoon britain on gb news. >> 1:32. i'm ray addison in the >>1:32.ewsroom. sir keir starmer has refused to rule out the need for recounts. if some postal votes are unable to be counted due to delays with royal mail. the postal affairs minister is said to be urgently investigating. kevin hollinrake is in direct contact with the company after the government acknowledged issues with the printing and delivery of postal ballot packs in some local areas. a candidate for reform uk has suspended her campaign and defected to the conservatives. georgie david said she's frustrated and dismayed by the party and accused the, quote, vast majority of candidates of being racist and misogynistic. reform uk spokesperson said the party strongly disagrees with what they called sweeping comments about. more than 600 candidates were standing for them . the pm is making a final them. the pm is making a final pitch to voters today, urging wavering tories to stick with his party and prevent a labour supermajority on this, the penultimate day of the election campaign. he's re

forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much , ray >> thank you very much, ray addison and welcome backnew labour government's legislative ambitions were announced in the king's speech. ihave announced in the king's speech. i have here the order of ceremony. very smart document indeed.the ceremony. very smart document indeed. the right wing press saw the approach in the king's speech as heavy handed statism. certainly the railways are to be renationalised taking us back to the 1970s, and we are to have a government company called great british energy, recalling the british energy, recalling the british national oil corporation again of the 1970s. now, is nationalisation likely to be any more successful in the future than it has been in the past? is the government any better now at picking winners than it was dunng picking winners than it was during the days of harold wilson and james callaghan? i'm joined now by today's panel to unpick this and from westminster and beyond. so i've got charles kenningham, who once ran communications for the conservative party. bill rammell, a former mini

out in grain crops due to a lightning strike. very high. must wear a hat when exposed to the sun's raysotective glasses welcome the seasons. you need to drink a large amount of liquid, but liquids with a high sugar content, carbonated drinks, which many people love, on the contrary, should not be taken, because they cause blood thickening, and in the anomalous heat it is so thick in our country, wash your face more often, wash your hands, even the asphalt literally melts under the blazing rays... i was wounded in the head, traces of blood were seen near my ear on my cheek. before leaving the stage, trump raised his clenched fist and shouted something to the crowd several times. us intelligence agencies have already stated that trump's life is not in danger, and an investigation into the incident is underway. one of the rally participants died, two more were wounded. the alleged shooter has been killed, the new york post reports. the attempt was made by twenty-year-old thomas matthew crooks. he shot from the roof of a building not far from... why didn't they remove trump from the scene?

ray. >> thanks, guys. good afternoon. 12:03, our top stories. the king has written to donald trump following an assassination attempt in pennsylvania on saturday. the letter was delivered by the uk embassy in washington, dc . buckingham washington, dc. buckingham palace has not disclosed details of the correspondence, but it's understood to have condemned the violence, expressed condolences for the victims and wished the former president a quick recovery . well, donald trump has recovery. well, donald trump has arrived in milwaukee ahead of the republican national convention there, where he'll be formally nominated as his party's presidential candidate. the former president pumped his fist in the air as he descended the stairs from his plane over the stairs from his plane over the next few days, he'll reveal his vice presidential running mate and on thursday, make a keynote speech. trump says the shooting has prompted him to focus on uniting the country. meanwhile, president biden has appealed to americans

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ray addison.l convention. good stuff. and there's been a bit of a hoo ha awesome criticism over , nigel ha awesome criticism over, nigel farage being there. >> yes, he's there , he says for >> yes, he's there, he says for a couple of days, but there have been some people who say, say, well, he's only just been elected member of for parliament clacton. why is he off in america , i do think that that's america, i do think that that's a bit of, it's a bit. it's a it's a bit much to say that, you know, he can't he can't go over and see the likely next president of the united states. i think if anything, you know, puts clacton on the map a bit. it's that maybe and there's been a quite it's quite funny, actually. >> really. it shouldn't be a clip going around of, which we'll show you in a little bit, i think. i we'll show you in a little bit, ithink. i hope, we'll show you in a little bit, i think. i hope, of, the lovely emily maitlis interviewing nigel farage there in the us and she asks him is, is don

they said he's come to shine the ray of hope in the heart of the palestinian nation.ian organization. gamal as the most important arab leader also acted. the fata movement's successes around jordanian. king's jealousy, and in no time, a conflict started between fatah and the jordanian army. gamal acted as immediator and asked both sides to stop fighting. arafat agreed, the next day. maul said farewell to life after heart attack and arafat would just set out in this path lost his important supporter. arafat was forced to relocate the movements headquarters. lebanon was the first destination that arafat chose to continue his fight against israel, although had many opponents in lebanon, his backers give him and this cause all out support, اللبناني بطل, الشعب الفلسطيني البطل وباسم هذه الامه العربيه المجيده، نحن معا وسويا وجنبا الى جنب، حتى النصر، حتى النصر، حتى النصر. yet erafat did not believe that lebanon support the liberation of palestine was enough. arafat's trips around the world made headline news. he embarked on trips from asia to africa, from africa to europe to

ray addison . charm. ray addison. >> jess. dawn. good afternoon. 12:01.our top stories this houn 12:01. our top stories this hour. team gb has secured its first medal of the paris olympics with yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen taking bronze in the synchronised three metre springboard diving event. china claimed gold and the us took silver. the results places great britain equal fourth with kazakhstan on the medals table. rain is causing problems for outdoor events. meanwhile with the tennis delayed and skateboarding positioned postponed rather by 48 hours. meanwhile, eurostar passengers are facing ongoing travel disruption after arson attacks on the french railway network ahead of the games. 1 in 4 trains will not run this weekend, with the operator saying four have been cancelled today. travellers are being told today. travellers are being told to postpone their journeys if they can. the chief constable of greater manchester police says video footage of an officer seemingly kicking and stamping on a man at the airport is a source of profound regret.

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