as i said, it is important the latest news is what the reuters news agency , citing two security sources inside lebanon, announced that a number of people were injured and martyred in this incident. the latest information shows that one person was martyred. they introduced a lebanese and we have 10 wounded from this incident, the latest information. our communication has been re-established with beirut and our journalist colleague , mr. hosseini, is in contact with us. mr. hosseini , please let me know the latest news and your prediction of the next developments. first, allow me to point out the latest statistics of this airstrike, so far two martyrs. and 11 wounded are confirmed and there is a possibility that the number of injured in this air attack will increase because the place that was hit by this air attack is a residential building in haart harik neighborhood in the southern suburbs of beirut, which is a densely populated area, but now the regime after this air attack, the zionists are on unprecedented alert, and the zionists living in the north of occupied palestine have been es

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malinski and partners president and reuters quite has performed in jet mason joining now.r devilly source in the biden white house. you are in the briefing room every day and were getting 2 stories. 1 is categorically he will not drop out and then we are hearing rumblings the other near times and reuters that he's thinking about its what's the latest? snake yes 1 of the reuters stories was mine and according to my sources and that piece that the president is soul-searching and a stake in the cost to drop it seriously. that was yesterday. today of course we had general dylan out on msnbc. we watched her out on msnbc talking about the defiance that was at the top of my headline. it is a repeat of that defiance that we seen in waves over the last 3 weeks. i feel live it back and forth. there are times when you really got the sense that joe biden was sticking in for sure and the sense that he wasn't. and i can just tell you based my sourcing the donor revolt is not over. the lawmaker revolt is not over your giving a heads up that next week if the president has decided to stay

she also mourns her reuters colleague who was killed.c break] amy: "don't drink the water" by dave matthews band. dave matthews join the thousands and to protest prime minister benjamin netanyahu his joint address to congress. dave matthews says he is ashamed , calling it disgusting, also calling out from recent concerts. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the opening ceremony for the summer olympics as happening today in paris. we begin our coverage with lebanese photojournalist christina assi of agence france-presse, who carried the olympic torch in paris on sunday to honor journalists wounded or killed on the job. she lost her leg in the same israeli attack on southern lebanon that killed reuters videographer issam abdallah. christina assi spoke sunday. >> of course this is all for my best friend issam abdallah, all the other journalists we have lost this year. this is all for them to tribute and honor their memory. i will keep issam's memory alive and everything i do. it is all for hi

reuters the top has blood commander that was targeted in this is really strike and the beirut suburbs has survived. again that is according to sources telling reuters at this hour we are working to independently confirm that ourselves. john? >> john: lets go back to trey. as we said earlier information from has below which may have been propaganda but now it seems to be at least partly confirmed by sources outside of that. that he may have survived this. if he did how does that change the potential outcome? >> john and sandra of these reports are accurate coming from reuters attributable to two security officials, then it would give hassan, the leader of hezbollah, and off-ramp and all of this. and an opportunity not to respond to this is really strike in the suburbs of beirut, lebanon, and it would also possibly give the americans away in to bring, again both sides to the negotiating table. they've been on the phone according to officials we have talked to over the past several days. the biden administration and other european parties including the french have been trying to de-escal

the reuters — interests of the country. thank you. the reuters news _ interests of the country.ays it was a gamble. cornelia meyer is a business consultant with decades—long experience of the region. what impact do you think this will have in the region? we what impact do you think this will have in the region?— what impact do you think this will have in the region? we can assume negotiations _ have in the region? we can assume negotiations that _ have in the region? we can assume negotiations that between - have in the region? we can assume negotiations that between hamas i have in the region? we can assume i negotiations that between hamas and israel are for the time being dead. it is very significant to the effect that the attack happened in tehran and there are several people assassinated in tehran but never at this senior level. he was a guest of the state, attending the inauguration of the iranian president. there was a blow last night to central beirut. this is taking the battle, to a certain extent, to two of the capitals. this being said, there will now be feverish dipl

reuters - got to worry about it. nick your initial reaction. reuters are - got to worry about it.at president zelensky said is, i'm better than putin. we talked about how this was scripted. this is not a problem, joe biden can do this, but the press conference that won't be scripted and thin everything that peter mandelson and echo said happened in a scripted element. peter mandelson your reaction? it is peter mandelson your reaction? it is unfortunate- — peter mandelson your reaction? it is unfortunate. my view frankly is that the initiative — unfortunate. my view frankly is that the initiative is— unfortunate. my view frankly is that the initiative is going _ unfortunate. my view frankly is that the initiative is going to— unfortunate. my view frankly is that the initiative is going to pass - unfortunate. my view frankly is that the initiative is going to pass to- the initiative is going to pass to president — the initiative is going to pass to president obama _ the initiative is going to pass to president obama and _ the initiative is going to pass to president obama and mrs -

they got 143 places - reports the reuters news agency. none of the three political forces received an absolute majority in the parliament, so now it will be necessary to negotiate a coalition. victory celebrations turned into riots in paris and other cities. in france, 10,000 people took to the streets to celebrate the victory of the left-wing new people's front movement, as well as the defeat of the far-right, but the action turned into clashes with law enforcement officers - informatics reports reuters agency. smoke grenades and stones were thrown at the police, one law enforcement officer was injured, he was hospitalized with burns. later, the police used tear gas and stun grenades. several protesters were detained. in the second. the 11th international festival of bruno schultz has started in bychi, lviv region. yuriy andruhovych, yuriy vennechuk, taras prokhasko and other famous writers will perform at various venues for six days. the activities will be accompanied by orchestras of modern ukrainian and polish rock bands. i would like

people's interviews that the news agency reuters had it from inside gaza, and we have now shown it. it was as if the palestinian people were saying that they do not care at all about biden's resignation and the american elections. for them , there is no difference between harris, biden and trump. today, nbc had a report saying that although possible if netanyahu wins the election, the completely greedy tone will intensify, but america's policies towards israel will not change . what is your assessment? joe biden has even started, he is in favor of negotiating the resolution of the gaza issue and the two-state solution, while donald trump never had any interest or support for the two-state solution , although his position regarding the return of israeli prisoners is not very clear, in any case, from my point of view , there can be a major difference between the governments of harris and trump, but we have to see how the situation goes. thank you very much, mr. thank you for your participation in this conversation, i am happy to talk with you. the fire of insult and provocation. we se

this will happen during the nato summit, reuters reported. support for ukraine will be primarily discussed there. let me remind you that in april, johnson supported a bipartisan aid package for ukraine, israel and. in the amount of 95 billion dollars, and according to the results of the parliamentary elections in france , the ultra-left new people's front wins the first place, they will have 182 seats in the parliament, which is 14 more than the bloc of pro-presidential forces, which took the second place, the party of the pro-russian politician marine le pen came in third, they got 143 seats, - reports reuters news agency. none of the three... forces received an absolute majority in the parliament, so now it will be necessary to negotiate a coalition. victory celebrations turned into riots in... and other french cities 10,000 people took to the streets to celebrate the victory of the left movement new people's front, as well as the defeat of the far-right, but the action turned into clashes with law enforcement officers, reports reuters news

reuters writes that then the most likely candidate may be us vice president kamela harris., this morning reuters wrote that biden assured that he would remain in the election race. how likely is that won't biden stand opposite trump? very unlikely actually, because without the will of joe biden to really replace... the democratic party itself can't, and secondly, i don't think joe biden, as a man who has spent more than 50 years in big politics, wants to, as they say to retire with such an image, there are a few months before the elections, let's say, without waiting, ugh, thank you vladyslav, thank you for your expertise, vladyslav faraponov, head of the institute of american studies, analyst of intern ukraine was a guest of svoboda ranok, i call on our viewers to write their thoughts regarding her election in the us and influence. on ukraine and regarding the probability of negotiations, whether such a probability of negotiations between ukraine and russia really exists today. thank you. we know that we will not receive it, these are the words of volodymyr zelenskyi about

yes,es well, one of the reuters stories was mine. and according to my sources in that piece, the as you said at the top, that the president is also watching and th taking the callul-searcs to p out. seriously, that was yesterday. today, of course, we had jenat y o'malley dillon out on msnbc. >> when i say we, i mean, we watched her out on on msnbc talking about the the sort of defiance that was at the top of my headline. and it's it's a repeat of that defianceanceha that we've seen in waves over the last three weeks. i feel like it's gonen iee a little bit back and forth. there were times when you really got yougot the the e that biden was sticking in for sure and then the sense that he wasn't the and i can just tellsg you that based on my sourcing that the donor revolt is not over, the lawmaker revolt is not over. and i think you're giving i a heads up that next week, if the president has decided to staf thy and continues to dee to stay in, i think we'll see more numbers added to that list of lawmakers who call for him to drop out.

even before this attack , a reuters ipsos poll showed that two-thirds of americans are worried about political violence in the election environment. in a country where many believe that political violence threatens democracy in america, this was the worst that could happen. this event. it can increase political violence and social instability . according to the report of the brennan center for justice , political violence and threats to government officials have increased in the past 3 years, so that 40% of state legislators have been attacked during this period. were taken or threatened to attack. our research shows that 7% of americans allow the use of force to get trump to power. now, what you showed in popular reports and was reflected in the words of american officials and even international officials was the concern about the increase in political violence in america, but this concern is not really a new thing. in recent years, we have seen an increase in concern about political violence and the possibility of social instability in america, which has been renewed in the electio

as of last night, we are told via the reuters news agency quoting a source, as of saturday night, herding to 2pm local time, he told senior staff that he was dropping out. it will be fascinating to eventually learn what exactly happened between last night and this afternoon. i think one thing that's interesting is the main speculation in washington, dc this last couple of days, was that while he was obviously being sort of pushed to the brink by a lot of senior democrats telling him to resign, there was a sort of feeling that he would hold on a little longer. one reason, he is still recovering from covid. he's not feeling ioo%. he's not able to go out and make a statement to the public looking strong and full health. i think that's something that's interesting, the timing of the statement, but i'm sure we will get more details over the next couple of hours and days about what exactly was that changed mind. he's been hearing this from allies for weeks and weeks. even his close family has started to make preparation for how he would go, what it would look like. perhaps there is an elem

that is coming from the biden camp, via reuters news agency. make of that other strategy? it is a aood make of that other strategy? it is a good example _ make of that other strategy? it is a good example of— make of that other strategy? it is a good example of political— make of that other strategy? it is a good example of political spin, - good example of political spin, trying — good example of political spin, trying to— good example of political spin, trying to turn a negative into a positive — trying to turn a negative into a positive and what they are trying to do is _ positive and what they are trying to do is say, _ positive and what they are trying to do is say, this guy is authentic, he is not _ do is say, this guy is authentic, he is not trying — do is say, this guy is authentic, he is not trying to be something that he isn't — is not trying to be something that he isn't i— is not trying to be something that he isn't. ithink is not trying to be something that he isn't. i think that is the line we will— he isn't. i think that is the l

however, this does not stop the process of building up nato forces, as reuters found out. the leaderslliance, taking into account the experience of the ukrainian conflict. nato is considering the creation of up to fifty new brigades, under the guise of the need to protect against russia. where to get such a number of military personnel, given that one brigade is from three to seven thousand people, the alliance does not yet know. another potential weak point, according to the nato military, is air defense. they give separate advice to germany to quadruple its air defense capabilities. and this country stands out for a reason. reuters abrg writes about nothing less than a large logistics hub and a bridgehead in the event of a conflict with moscow. ekaterina shamaeva, olga panomareva, lead. the european union has suspended the integration process georgia, eu ambassador to bilizia pavel gerchinsky stated, he connected this with the adoption of a law on foreign agents in the country. brussels also froze 30 million euros that were allocated to the georgian ministry of defense. and this, as

gaining a sufficient number of votes from delegates to the upcoming democratic party convention, reuterseports, formally confirming her status as a candidate for us president. in 24 hours , the politician's election campaign raised more than $80 million. at home canceled nine visits over the next 2 weeks, including official presidential meetings, the publication notes the decision is not related to covid-19, which was diagnosed in politics, which causes: fears for the capacity of the american leader. in addition, according to the memorandum on the delegation of functions and powers, biden assigned the responsibility for sponsoring kiev to the us state department and the us treasury. the commanders of the great victory, each made an invaluable contribution to the defeat of fascism. it was from them that soviet soldiers waited for orders that would decide the outcome of the battles in the summer of '44. by the time the operation was completed, bogration was secured in position. front commanders, the most outstanding commanders, the most.

in addition, as reuters writes, the countries of the alliance , apparently as a payoff for ukraine’srovide kiev with military assistance worth 40 billion euros next year, but did not look further. according to german media reports, the nato secretary general failed to convince the alliance's allies to sign up for the long-term sponsorship of ukraine. anna voronina, matvey popov, news. muslim coordination center the north caucasus supported a complete ban on the niqab. the center agrees with the opinion of the majority of islamic scholars, notes that the niqab, which leaves only the eyes open, has never been a traditional form of clothing. the statement says that in some countries where islam is the state religion, a ban on wearing it is in full or partial effect. the muftiet proceeds from the principle: “do not harm yourself, islam to the whole society.” since this threatens discord in relationships, they called for good deeds that religion indeed prescribes to true believers. all this does not apply to hijabs, who can be photographed for a passport. russophobia has taken on the char

moment, and apparently this is also a another intelligence failure in the israeli assassination of reuters was officially announced an hour ago said that because the media and news agencies are waiting for a definitive and documented announcement, i think reuters was the first news agency to announce that yes , yes , how do you analyze the situation of the zionist cabinet in the coming days and weeks? paying attention to the differences they had and have, yes, according to this

and, as reuters reports, the united states is going to provide kiev with a new aid package worth $2.3lion. it will include air defense and anti-tank weapons, writes wallstreet. usa in poland. us-poland defense cooperation is developing in 2024, and today i saw ukrainian armed forces soldiers here preparing at the yasenka base for combat in ukraine. at this site, a multinational coalition and industry partners are on... i suggested that we consider whether we could go differently way, take a pause, cease fire and then begin negotiations, because a ceasefire could ensure an acceleration of the pace of these negotiations. orban has criticized military assistance to kiev many times and said that the eu leadership could have stopped the military action in a short time, but did not. the hungarian prime minister is confident that due to the pumping of western weapons into ukraine, the conflict risks turning into a global one. 351 pages of historical truth and the book operation bagration, partisans of the belarusian land, dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of liberation belarus from the

the english news agency reuters published that part in its article he highlighted the promise of mr. mezikian, who said that if i do not fulfill my promises, i will say goodbye to the continuation of political work. cnn america contacted experts who speculated about the foreign policy approach of iran's president-elect. at one time, he honored the revolutionary guards and, on one occasion, wore their clothes in the parliament. he repeatedly criticized america. and he praised the irgc for shooting down an american drone in 2019 and said: this act hit the americans hard and proved to them that our country will not surrender, but the way we look at the elections in iran and the presence of people at the ballot box in the regional media and the axis of resistance can be seen in the words of this arab-speaking political analyst, and iran has proven throughout history that it does not allow interference in internal affairs from the outside. had a phone conversation with the us secretary of state about the gaza war and developments in ukraine. after the victory of the labor party two days a

well, here it is a new reuters ipsos poll shows kamala harris two points ahead of donald trump. that is within the margin of error. so here at cnn, we characterize that as having no clear leader but let's compare it to the same poll, the reuters ipsos poll conducted on july 16. >> so that you can see how this poll has moved so look, there on the left of your screen, its july 16 days after the assassination attempt against donald trump, trump is up by two points of course, again, no clear leader in that poll. but look at the movement july 22, july 23rd, harris plus two. >> that's a swing of four points now, for breed ceo, the trump pollster argues, it's going to go away as the trump campaign works to tie harris to joe biden but this is a reality shift for former president trump now he did not have a public event schedule, but apparently he feels the need to get into this conversation here. this was a rare move from a candidate. he used a press call to try to launch an attack on his new opponent as a result of her dangerously extreme immigration policies, the largest invasion in h

this is evidenced by the reuters poll. according to the results , harris is ahead of trump, with 44% of those polled supporting her, while the former president has 42. last week, a poll showed that biden trailed trump by 2% before the end of the campaign. according to reuters, the results may indicate some limited movement towards the democrats. what will the museum be like? holodomor in the capital, the official transfer of the artistic concept of the main exposition of the second phase of the museum took place. it will occupy almost 400 m2. according to head lesia gasenjak, there will be a lot of multimedia, artistic solutions and documents. some of the best european designers were involved in the creation of the visual part. the project took place thanks to the funds of ukrainian benefactors, who were united by the international... charitable foundation, holodomor museum, attracting and paying more than 800 thousand dollars. honoring the victims of the holodomor is a moral duty of every ukrainian. our church is a part o

i've been given a list of people to call i here. reuters jeff nation. to mr. president, your political future has hung over the natal somebody a little bit this week. speaker polosa, you made a point of suggesting that your decision on whether to stay in the race was still open. george clooney and a hand for a handful of law makers have called on you to step aside. reuters is reporting tonight that you a w leadership is concerned about your ability to when deputy in just in doors, people go ahead. thank you. my question for you is, how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay and separately? what concerns do you have about vice president harris's ability to be donald trump . if she were at the top of the ticket book, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president. i think she was not qualified to be president. so start there. number one. the fact is that the consideration is that i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. i beat them lunch and i will beat them again. secondly, the idea i sort

, good day, maxim gundar reuters, questions about mobilization, mobilization campaign in two parts, the first part, how do you assess now two months after nailing it in action? of the new law, how do you assess the mobilization campaign now, are enough new people being recruited to fill the deficits that existed and to fulfill further plans, and the second part of this question is whether ukraine has, to what extent ukraine has the capacity for all these new recruits to train, and accordingly, as far as it is necessary to involve western partners with the help of training, the military say that everything is going according to their plan. as for the training grounds, they are not enough, as for whether they can be expanded, there is already an expansion, as for whether the base can be expanded abroad, yes, this is one of the solutions of our bilateral agreement with poland, all right, bbc please , at the very end. anna chornomuts bbc. mr. president, despite the progress we have heard about the announcement of additional aid packages since your visit to the united states, still, you didn

federation lacks personnel, and accordingly lack of artillery shells, although six months ago, the same reutersorted that, accordingly... the russian federation increased the production of shells to 2 million pieces, while the united states can produce approximately 450,000 per year. so, well, the information is controversial, but less so. it is not only about the aggravation of the situation on the front line. not only the energy infrastructure will aggravate the situation at the time of shelling. i don't want to inflame passions, but... recent events have shown that the russian federation has crossed the rubicon and, accordingly, there is talk of striking the residential infrastructure. remember, the simultaneous strikes on kyiv, and they hit not only the corresponding housing infrastructure, medical facilities, a brothel, a hospital, and simultaneous strikes of dnipro, kryvyi rih, and pokrovsk. the total number of dead civilians is more than 30 people, but it is worth it. and to emphasize that, at the same time, the russian federation will rudely and is already violating the geneva conventio

reuters jeff mason. mr. president, your political future has hung over the nato summit a little bit. this week, speaker pelosi made a point of suggesting that your decision on whether to stay in the race was still open. george clooney and a handful, a handful of lawmakers have called on you to step asid. reuters is reporting tonight that uaw leadership is concerned about your ability to win uaw just endorsed me, but go ahead. thank you, my question for you is how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay and separately, what concerns do you have about vice president harris's ability to beat donald trump? if she were at the top of the ticket? look i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president. dodd. i think she was not qualified to be president. so let's start there. number one, the fact is that the consideration is that i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. i beat him once and i will beat him again. secondly, the idea i served in the sena

reuters with reference to its own sources.ording to the published information, these two countries turned to the european commission through mediation during consultations with ukraine through. oil supplies from erefia. the european commission, for its part , requested additional information for analysis the situation that has arisen, and i will remind you that ukraine has stopped the transit of oil of a russian company through its territory to hungary and slovakia, due to kyiv's inclusion of this company in the black list of companies that support terrorism. relations between china and russia are mature, stable, and sustainable. and independent. such a statement was made by the minister of foreign affairs of the celestial empire, ivan ii, after a meeting with his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov. according to the head of the chinese foreign policy department, these relations will be maintained are characterized by strong political mutual trust, deepening of strategic coordination, broad prospects for mutually beneficial coo

tools, and the occupiers can already use cheap drones to detect ukrainian air defenses, according to reutersks on ukraine, russia began to use some completely new uavs, much cheaper and means that more of them can be made. what we know and what challenges we face about this innovation? well, you are asking about the new gerber drones, which have already been identified, their quality has already been checked, there, well, they are worthless and can be used mainly, well , their main purpose is to distract our opposition. air defense, and in the case of, say, in the case of the shaheds, they can do it, but in the case of raids by, say, cruise missiles, they will be cut off very quickly, that is, there is a system of selection of air targets, yes, selection by speed, if these drones try to cover missiles in flight with a speed, well, a cruise missile has a cruising speed of about 700.50 km/h, the speed of this drone is barely 200, this is just the computer part of the radar, it will simply cut off the targets at that speed, yes, it won't, they won't clutter the screen, that is, they won't be re

as reuters found out, the civilian population of the enclave will have to undergo checks when movingsouth to north of the gas sector. this requirement reportedly made achievement significantly more difficult. agreements. meanwhile, in lebanon, israeli fighter jets struck a hezbollah outpost in the south of the country. however, according to representatives of the shiid group, air defense systems opened fire on the planes and forced them to turn back. now economic news. konstantin. the central bank will decide on the key rate today. what is the probability that it will be raised? alexandra. the probability is high as annual inflation turned out to be higher than expected. regulator so, at today’s meeting, the bank of russia can immediately raise the key rate by 200 basis points to 18%. this is the market consensus forecast. annual inflation according to rosstat exceeded 9%. and the head of the central bank, elvira nabiulina, previously spoke not only about a significant deviation of the indicator from the baseline scenario, but that pro-inflationary risks have already been realized. t

according to the reuters news agency, russia , the world's largest wheat exporter, announced that this year's wheat production will decrease by 13 million tons to 132 million tons. the temperature in some areas of this country is more than 50 degrees celsius. we worked hard and had high hopes for wheat it came out of the winter in good condition and the outlook for the harvest was great, but now we are harvesting what we have left. next part of the news. 4 o'clock: the train is ready to go! you know me from my eyes . your anger is sitting in the eyes of god , because of the sad heart of zainab, whose hossein is mourning for his wife and children. who said that we are gharibim, dear sister, in both worlds , there is no one who has died more than you a hundred times in this distance. i shouted a hundred times with a brother i am a servant of abulfazl, my liver is torn , as if abulfazl is alone after you, my hossein , where are you? abbas, where are you, abbas , where are you? the connection between haidara's heart and the words of my servant is torn, as if the news is enough, after my ha

against this background , reuters notes that an atmosphere of irritation began to reign in the senate problem: we've now spent $200 billion. what is the goal, what are we trying to achieve, is there a risk of nuclear escalation? as reported by the investigative committee of belarus, this crime, yet another, has been documented. the department also added that 31 foreigners suffered at the hands of latian mercenaries in uniform. the meeting with european security forces cost the lives of another twenty-one people. laying flowers on a monument to soviet soldiers and partisans, a patriotic motor rally and a rich concert program. grodno today celebrates the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of the city from the nazi invaders. in july forty-fourth for the regional one. life without war, of course, it has developed, more than one generation of wonderful people have been born here, who today work in all spheres of our country, glorifying their beloved native land. today, dozens of festive locations await the city residents, the city of craftsmen is open, a tourist information center is

reuters also says they might if make their concerns public in a letter to president biden. 25 democrats now reportedly going to call on the president to step aside. if. ashley: seems to be gaining momentum. all right, lauren, thank you very much. let's get back to these markets now. check the futures for you. we were pointing just a little lore. the dow has just turned positive, essentially at the flatline right now. luke lloyd joins us to talk about it. all right, luke, you think investors should look outside of america. you say the u.s. is losing a little bit of its competitive edge, and in particular when you look outside of the u.s., you like mexico and india. how do you play that, and make your case? >> preface this with two things. first of all, me and charles payne were talking yesterday, i don't know how these polls are, you know, because a lot of them are taken over in europe. i don't know how trustworthy it is. second of all a, it is fourth of july week, and i don't want to get too pessimistic on america. but right now america ranks 12th or 13 ifth in competitive

the new reuters/ipsos poll taken after president biden dropped out of the race. numbers there, showing vice president kamala harris leading donald trump by two points among registered voters nationally, 44% to 42%, but, mary, you and i know it will come down to a handful of key battleground states, and that's where kamala harris' selection of a running mate could come into play here. i know you and the team have been reporting this out all day. where does the search for a running mate. stand tonight? >> reporter: well, david, tonight, we are told that the vetting process is now under way. sources telling our jon karl there are now four names on that list. they are josh shapiro, the popular governor of must-win pennsylvania, governor roy cooper of north carolina, elected twice in a state that we know the campaign has been eyeing and investing in heavily, senator mark kelly of critical arizona. he's the only senator on the list, a former astronaut. he, of course, is married to former congresswoman gabby giffords, and andy beshear, the moderate democratic governor i

that is a comment from hezbollah to bbc arabic, but also to reuters, the reuters news agency.ezbollah officials say that they were not behind this rocket, but we wait to hear more on that, because the constant fear, of course, has been since the 7th of october attacks by hamas, that the situation in gaza could escalate into a much wider regionalwar, bringing in hezbollah from lebanon, which is an extremely powerful fighting force, much more powerful than hamas, backed by iran. and that could escalate into a regional war. so the real fear now is that this attack, which appears to be the deadliest attack in israel from across in lebanon since the 7th of october, could that now spark something even even more serious than we've seen from the since the 7th of october? and mark, we have seen some escalations, haven't we? so what makes this effectively have potentially more repercussions? well, as i say, it potentially is, is the deadliest attack that israel has suffered on its northern border with lebanon since the 7th of october. i mean, the sort of tit for tat fire, exchanges of f

first reporter mr biden called on for a question wasjeff mason, white house correspondent for the reutersip short while ago of the president mistakingly missed naming his vice president, thank both president trump. it was in response to your question, you had the first question after statements wrapped up. can you tell us a bit what the reaction was like with the expectations are so high there? expectations were certainly _ are so high there? expectations were certainly high _ are so high there? expectations were certainly high and - are so high there? expectations were certainly high and that - were certainly high and that was the second time tonight that he had mistaken the name. he did earlier at an event during the nato conference, he mistook mistakenly said president putin when was trying to introduce present zelensky. i did hearfrom his campaign, who said this is something that president biden has done for years. he messes up names. you shouldn't make too much of a big deal out of it. i think that's the biden campaign's interpretation of that. campaign certainly took off with it and

and the occupiers can already use cheap drones to detect ukrainian air defenses, about this... says reutersttacks on ukraine, russia has started to use some completely new uavs, which are much cheaper and means that they can be made more, what do we know and what are the challenges we face in relation to this innovation, well you are asking about new such gerber drones, but which have already been identified, quality they have already been transferred. there, well, kind words are not worth anything and can be used mainly, well, their main purpose is the distraction of our air defense, so in the case, let's say, in the case of the shaheds, they can do it, but during raids, let's say winged missiles, they will be intercepted very quickly, that is, there is a system of selection of air targets, yes selection... of speed, if these drones are used to try to cover missiles in flight with a speed, well, a cruise missile has a cruising speed of approximately 750 km/h, the speed of this drone is only 200 , that's just the computer part of the radar, it will simply cut off the targets at such a speed

that is one report on reuters, the news agency. but this will raise tensions? £31 agency.ns?— agency. but this will raise tensions? , ., ., tensions? of course, i am not surprised- _ tensions? of course, i am not surprised. reports _ tensions? of course, i am not surprised. reports coming - tensions? of course, i am not. surprised. reports coming from southern lebanon are saying there are villages in southern lebanon that are completely destroyed, exactly like the situation in gaza. so the israeli forces have targeted villages in southern lebanon really heavily and they have targeted many leaders of hezbollah before. we saw targets even to hamas leaders in southern suburbs of beirut. we saw attacks on the benign and the leaders of hezbollah and the leaders of hezbollah and troops of hezbollah, they never stopped in southern lebanon. israel will continue to do that to guarantee that they want to show and deter. i want to say something. that whenever we have this fear of having a wider conflict of when the houthis attacked tel aviv,, attacked targets in yemen, when iran trie

i need to give you the headline that is crossing from reuters saying this is exclusive from reuters the harris campaign aims to have enough delegates to secure the nomination by end of day wednesday. that really sounds to me like there's not going to be a sprint type of primary where a lot of others throw their hat into the ring, what happened to the great governors the everybody thought would be opportunistic at this moment. >> more power to the harris political team through trying to use the job or not off to the races to squelch any possible opponent. it is working so far. if they get that by wednesday that will be significant obviously it doesn't happen until monday of the first day of the chicago convention which is august 19. but that would be a big deal and it would coalesce with the democrats. liz: let me ask about the trump camp, donald trump coming off of the dnc with jd vance as his running mate, they got a lot of groundswell of support, they came out swinging and saying that they've never seen the republican party were unified, then you see the article's essay did the republ

>> we had a -- reuters had a poll out earlier this week. reuters, ipsos had her up 2%.o mollie's point. for certainly a change. and a change in momentum and she wasn't coming -- i mean she was coming from a rough spot in terms of where the previous campaign was. so, it -- yeah. it's turned everything around. but it's still going to be a tight race and the polling is showing that. >> bret: i find this so interesting with a foreign leader, israeli prime minister netanyahu coming in having two different meetings. we only hear from vice president harris after her meeting. i mean, are we looking at a co-presidency here? i mean, what does this look like for going forward? >> two things for context. one, when foreign leaders come to the white house, they have often had separate meetings. i remember when. >> bret: we just rarely hear from the vice president's response. >> correct. that was going to be my second point which was very unusual that she made a statement like that. i think that was candidate harris speaking as much as vice president harris speaking. i don't think tha

reuters reports that the head is a diplomat. the seats were still not sold out, so also those who stillded to visit paris; i risked not getting to the games. the capital's airports union announced stock-outs on the opening day of the games; employees are demanding more extra pay on hot days and improved working conditions, otherwise they threaten to disrupt the work of charles degaulle harbor, orly, as well as beauve airports. exactly how many flights will be affected is not yet known. july 21 became the hottest day in the history of weather observations, the agency reports. referring to weather forecasters. on sunday, the global average temperature was recorded at 17.9°. last year's the record was surpassed by one. according to experts, the earth is now experiencing its warmest period in at least the last 100 thousand years. this is due to the pollution of the planet, fossil fuels. this july in belarus is very hot. in the coming days , it will again reach +30 across the country. of course, people are drawn to water on days like these. the sanitary and epidemiological service monitors r

this will happen during the nato summit, reuters reported. support for ukraine will be primarily discussed there. let me remind you that in april, johnson supported two parties. aid package to ukraine, israel and taiwan in the amount of 95 billion dollars. according to the results of the parliamentary elections in france, the first place wins the ultra-right to the new people's front. they will have 182 seats in the parliament. this is 14 more than the block of presidential forces, which took second place. the party of pro-russian politician marine le pen came third. 143 places - reports the roits news agency. none of the three political forces received an absolute majority in the parliament. so now we will have to agree on a coalition. victory celebrations turned into riots. in paris and other french cities , 10,000 people took to the streets to celebrate the victory of the left movement, the new popular front, and also the defeat of the far-right. however, the action turned into a fight. with law enforcement officers, reuters news agency re

british reuters news agency associated press of america. people's attendance and presidential elections in iran were reflected in the news. among the arab media , al-mayadi and al-jazeera interrupted their programs to attend the presence of the leader of the revolution at the ballot box in the early hours of today and showed images of the iranian people. they showed that they were either casting their vote at the polling station or waiting in line to go to the polling station. other arab media outlets, hadath al-ahed and al-arabi, were both in news reports or by communicating with their reporters in tehran about the election. they paid in iran. dozens of television news channels, websites and print media in different parts of the world covered the presidential election in iran today. broadcasting news agency hall . in the name of god, hello, have a good time . today, shahid shiroudi complex in tehran was a meeting place for sports people , where from managers to athletes vote. they came to renew the covenant, they came again in memory of im

mark, we've seen reports from reuters quoting sources, they've made fuad shukr as the target.there? ~ �* ., , ., , ., there? we're also trying to stand this out. within _ there? we're also trying to stand this out. within minutes - there? we're also trying to stand this out. within minutes of - there? we're also trying to stand this out. within minutes of the l this out. within minutes of the explosion in beirut israeli defence forces spokesman posted saying that the target was the commander responsible for the rocket attack on saturday that hit the golan heights, killed 12 young people. in the last half hour or so the name has gone around it reports that fuad shukr, it was the target for that he is a senior adviser to factory leader. and he is also wanted by the americans for the 1983 bombing on the us marine corps barracks in beirut. that killed 2a1 american marines with deadliest attack on american marines is the second world war. in the last few minutes both reuters and afp news agencies are quoting sources close to hezzbollah saying fuad shukr survived. i've heard one por

according to reuters news agency, russia, the world's largest exporter of wheat , announced production. we worked hard and had high hopes that the wheat would come out of the winter in good condition. and the prospect of the harvest was great, but now we reap what remains. france, the largest wheat producer in europe, has also announced its harvest wheat will decrease by 15%. in turkey , which is considered to be the world's largest exporter of flour, due to the bad weather conditions , wheat production is expected to be 1 million. in the rest of the world today, let's go to afghanistan. the people of afghanistan attended the mosques and hussainiyas and held the hossein taswa ceremony. cradling is one of the special programs of tasso day in afghanistan. afghan people everywhere in this country. especially when the cradle is pulled, people gather together in a very grand manner, because of the cradle pull, this means that when imam hussain brought ali asghar himself to martyrdom, his cradle remained empty, the same cradle. khali imam hussain is transferred, the friends of sina bring the

crooks was a registered republican according to state voter records, but according to reuters, when he 17, he made a $15 donation to a political action commission that raises money for left—leaning and democratic politicians. the weapon used is believed to have been purchased legally. it is also thought that police may have found explosive materials at the home of thomas matthew crooks. he was always getting good grades on tests, everything like that. he was very passionate about history, and from what i knew from my friends, they said he was good in government—type classes, so anything in government or history, he seemed to know what he was talking about, but it was nothing out of the ordinary. he was a nice kid and i had never had an experience with him where i was like, you know, "he is not nice." he was always nice and i was always friendly to him. the man crooks shot dead was named by the pennsylvania governor as 50—year—old volunteer fire chief corey comperatore. he is believed to have died when he dived onto his family to protect them from the gunfire. i just spoke to corey's wi

reuters appoints out senator menendez has been facin pressure to step down from ll democrats.6 was chair of the forgn relations committee before the federal indictment became puic. new jersey governor philip murphy will now appoint a replacement to serve up the oute remainder senator menendez term. h ends in january. on wednesday israeli minister benjamin netanyahu will ess a joint meeting of congress. hist visit to the u.s. hamas attack on israel october 7. many democratic members of ngre have announced a plan tott his speech i protest of israel's military opera ina. the israeli prime minister is expected to speak about the ongoing war a hamas. he'll be the firstborn leader ever to a congress in a joint meeting four times. watch live coverage of his remarks in the hou chamber wednesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-sn. online@c-span.org and on our