roy took some time to meet with me. and here he is. hello, roy. how are you doing? you. immediately before d—day, you were in portsmouth — is that right? and what were you told? what were you told just before? nothing. we weren't told where we were going. we knew something was happening because we came down off the convoy and we ended up in portsmouth. and yourjob was to clear a path for the troops that were landing? yes, that's what the... yes. clearing a path almost for the troops, yeah, going ashore. and what was yourjob on the ship? what were you doing? ourjob was, well, they called it a nice name, an ado, an air defence officer. i was on the bridge and i was passing messages from gun positions and other positions on board the boat. what could you see from that position? what do you remember of what you could see? we could see everything. too much to describe. spitfires and hurricanes chasing the messerschmitts. and seeing the men going ashore, wading through the water with their packs on their backs. some getting killed and... yeah, just floating there as well.

roy harrison, thank you. very lovely to meet you here.morning, you can watch it all live at bbc at 8:30 a:m.. back to reeta in london. wales's first minister vaughan gething has vowed to carry on after losing a confidence vote in the welsh parliament, the senedd, just 77 days after he took office. the welsh conservatives forced the vote after months of scrutiny about donations to mr gething's recent leadership campaign. the vote isn't binding, but it leaves him under significant pressure. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith has the latest. consolation in a crisis. vaughan gething's friends were quick to comfort him after losing the vote on his leadership as first minister. ajob he insists he can still do. i am going to carry on doing my duty, i'm fiercely proud to be the first minister of wales and to have the opportunity to serve and lead my country. he's only been in the post since march, after winning the welsh labour leadership. vaughan gething. but the celebrations then didn't stop questions within labour over a £200,000 donation

one of her closest friends and confidantes, roy cohn. i know the notorious audience him well. hey, the notorious mccarthy era lawyer who became donald trump's and confidant and adviser as well. it was actually one one of the one more example of how put work above everything she said the great love of her life was senator edward brooke of massachusetts and they had a long affair kept, very private. he was the senator from massachusetts. he was married and he was a black man. and he offered to leave his wife to marry barbara and roy cohn, among others, warned her that if they did this, it would cost her her career because of the controversy. and she decided to give up the of her life and keep her career phenomenal if she were alive today. is there something you would love to ask her? uh, you know, there's a question that ask. i interviewed about 150 people for this book, and of those who knew barbara, i asked this question at the end of the interviews i did. i said, was she happy? and almost none of them said yes. they said she was proud. she was you know, she loved what did, bu

[laughs] class of 2024 - audience: roy! vice pres.s: four years ago, you arrived here as strangers. and today, you graduate as one class and one family, united in selfless dedication to service and to our country. i believe there is no more noble work that one can do than to serve our nation in uniform. on behalf of our commander-in-chief, president joe biden, and our entire nation, it is my honor to congratulate you on taking your place in the long blue line. [applause] today, you join the united states joint force, our sword and shield. today, you join the ranks of the united states military, warriors who possess extraordinary skill, discipline, and dedication. today, you join the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. [applause] next month, we mark the 80th anniversary of d-day, that shining moment of allied bravery and sacrifice made possible because of america's air power. in the months leading up to the landings, it was our pilots, our planes, and our air crews that knocked the enemy from the s. it was america's forces

roy won bed because he's a u.s.ho contacted th court and said here's what you're doing is wrong will be subject to the sanctions. punishes the spouses and familyunishes the even the estranged family members. you may feel that your son has gone wrong by iolving the i.c.c. you get sanctioned for what that son does. and particularly i want to focus on spouses. the bill punishe said, spouses and family members, even those spouses and family members who oppose the ruling. so all last weekyo this poster up here. all last week, the republican party told us that the decision to fly an insuctionist flag at their two houses should not be ed to the judge because it was done by his spouse. today, one week later, they come back and say that when a judge does something wrong, we're going to impart it to so which is it? are jutting and their spouses responsible -- are justices and their spouses responsible for each other's actions or not? some republicans are going to have to explain this to me. now, of course, this is even differ

new york she called roy cohn. he made it disappear, i think not in a legalt in some way.ned when when she was thinking aut edward brooke, she took advice, roy cohn, on whether to you know, whether to continue that relationship so he was a really trusted figure in her life even at his most notorious is at the end you know he was facing disbarment proceed things in new york she one of the few people d testified to his good character on his behalf. and you know, who else did rudy giuliani and donald trump. that's a trifecta. do we have for more questions? we have about two more minutes. okay. go ahead. hi, sue. hi, joe. hey. so if barbara walters were was here, i think she'd beem smiling very wildly seeing both of you and the. and the people that you. let's ask each of you, one thing that you've learned from barbara for your lives or careers be fearless fearless and be forgiving, too. i think that's something i n't have to deal with everything barbara dealt, but i did deal with some sexism early on and i can remember something very offensive said to me, and my reaction was,

roy of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. roy: i thank the chairman. i do have an amendment at the desk and make clear this is on behalf of august pfluger, my colleague from texas who has been a champion on this issue since he's been in congress. the issue before us is that we take up the homeland appropriations is the policy the administration put forward, and indeed, some members of the chamber that put forward and would limit the ability to transport people that come here illegally and have been released into the united states by the administration into texas and would limit the ability to transport these individuals to other places in the country. we refer to this as the remain in texas policy, which we texans take significant issue with. the impact on the state of texas cannot be overstated. texas, more than any other state in the union, h

roy, the author of this bill. to thank him for working so closely not only with me, with you with -- but with the foreign affairs committee. mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i thank texas, the chairman. i want to thank the ranking member and his staff, the entire staff of the foreign affairs committee, for their diligent work on this. working all last week, through the weekend. and conversations. on this one i think the tone it's important to note that i do believe that there is signifan agreement that we need to take action. to stand with one voice in this country, the united states of america, to send a strong signal to the -- not just the international criminal court, but the international community generally. that we cannot stand by and allow the court to do what doing because let's remember why we are here. we are here because the international criminal court is seeking to issue warrants on the prime minister of israel. it merits letting that just sit out here and marinate for a second that that's what we are de

his first lawyer was roy cohn.s donald trump's lawyer and satan's lawyer. and fire member correctly, even satan would say to him, take it down a notch, roy. >> did satan pay his bills? >> jon: he did not pay his bills. my point is, this is a continuation of a process. so the targeting aspect of it -- look, a healthy country would have viewed what donald trump did from the election date through january 6th, the way that he meticulously and relentlessly pursued all avenues to overturn a democratic election, that is what a healthy country would deal with. but a healthy country also looks at other aspects of what seemed to be fraud. if you have a home office and you put it on your taxes but you don't really have a home office, that is a problem for you, is it not? >> yes. >> jon: they say it is just a bookkeeping error of $130,000. donald trump colluded with his lawyer and a publisher of a major tabloid to buy and fairy stories -- >> not a crime. >> jon: that he would deem hurtful to his election, and then use the fina

so, roy, here comes the tea. thank you. cheers.were you told just before? nothing. we weren't told where we were going. we knew something was happening because we came down off the convoy and we ended up in portsmouth. and yourjob was to clear a path for the troops that were landing? yes, that's what the... yes. clearing a path almost for the troops, yeah, going ashore. and what was yourjob on the ship? what were you doing? 0urjob was, well, they called it a nice name, an ado, an air defence 0fficer. i was on the bridge and i was passing messages from gun positions and other positions on board the boat. what could you see from that position? what do you remember of what you could see? we could see everything. too much to describe. spitfires and hurricanes chasing the messerschmitts. and seeing the men going ashore, wading through the water with their packs on their backs. some getting killed and... yeah, just floating there as well. those poor men in the water. i was up on the bridge and i could see it all, but i couldn't do anythi

roy moved on to deal with the family's collapse in his own way. and tori , still in high school, worked with prince as a waitress. when dayna emerged nine months later sober, it was tori's turn to be proud. >> i wanted her to see, you could stand back up when you fall, and you could get your life back together. we put our marriage back together, put our family back together. >> over the next few years, tori and dayna become closer than ever and one day, tori came home with news of her own. >> i said, spit it out and told me, we will deal with whatever it is. she said, i'm pregnant. >> it should have been a happy beginning of a new chapter in the lives of both mother and daughter, but sometimes, as we told you earlier, the birth of a child can change everything. >>> coming up, a phone call . >> he said , haven't the police contacted you? i said, why would the police be calling me? >>> when "dateline" continues. n over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and i

i'm joined now by independent health policy analyst roy lillie because roy , after this debate, becauseck and i rewatched that section and i just had it going around and around in my head. i found it extraordinary that there would be an ideological opposition to the use of private health care, even in a case where it could be life saving. >> i think starmer handled it badly, to be honest. >> but you've got to accept the fact that he spent the last, what, three, four years fighting the left wing of his party. so to suddenly say in public, yeah, i'm going to go , i'm going to go i'm going to go, i'm going to go private with the nhs. >> i mean, i think he'd have had all kinds of grief. >> what he should have said was, look, i'm no different to you. if one of the members of my family was in trouble and the nhs couldn't help, and i had a few quid and i could get it done privately, i'd do it. i imagine a lot of you would do it, but the reason i want to become prime minister is i don't want any of you to do it. i want to change the nhs and improve it. so there are no waiting lists and we can a

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roy says she is highly contagious and can spread by eating or drinking things contaminated with it. >> the health department is working to identify positive cases, provide treatment if needed and prevent spread. we have 3 confirmed cases >> for cases that are being evaluateat least n additiona19 suspect cases. the numbers are highest among enc■gampments near columbus ose which is why the city has stepped up sanitation and hygiene provisions with portable toilets. according to deputy city manager kip harkness. we're also include increasing the number of hand washingtaons th are available. >> and making sure that those are cleaned and disinfected properly and we are beginning to supply drinking water and wash water. >> to folks so that they can stay clean and avoid transmission of this disease. experts say the symptoms of shigella normally last for about 5 to 7 days and usually go away on their own without treatment. >> the most serious cases are prescribed antibiotic treatment. individuals would be at risk for severe illness or death would usually be people who have, know, compromising

roy of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested.will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered.tes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. , inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 215, the nays are 210. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 28 printed in part b of house report 118-551 by the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mace, on which further proceedings were postponed and the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 28 printed in part b of h 118-551 y ms. mace of south carolina. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ord

and i spoke earlier with roy or roy broo, mom. she is the executive director of the washington based durham, nonverbal mine center for human rights in the ron. i asked her what it'll mean for radians if either the reform us most of the business key on all the hotline or so you jelly lee wins a run off election next week and becomes president as well. i think that there is, there's no hope for really change and there will be very little change for several reasons. i mean, is position was allowed to run and i don't think it was about to run to open up internally. he, there are structural obstacles put, set in by design, by the founders of, based on the tip of the to prevent a serious change. so he may be, we may have fewer mortality for these. we may have a few or a fewer sensors, publications, but only no, i don't think that wouldn't be my change. no. this selection. so the lowest ever poll turned out any ron, is i understand to that over a 1000000 ballots with boiled a few days ago. you twisted many iranians have given up on these

roy harrison, thank you. very lovely to meet you here. thank you.ing at 8.30pm. time for a look at the weather now, and here's sarah keith—lucas. thank you. we have had some sunshine around out there today and we have had some showers as well. so the cloud has been building. in the sunshine it hasn't felt too bad. temperatures up in the high teens. but we have a bit of a chilly breeze. this is where the showers have been falling over recent hours and some very heavy and thundery, particularly in scotland, even some wintriness over higher ground. things will change, with high pressure building in and low pressure building in and low pressure to the north and that is driving in showers. we will continue to see more rain tonight. fading back to the north—west coasts. but also down across the midlands and wales and into cheshire, the cloud will thicken, bringing rain. mild for most of us. where we see the clear spells in northern england and eastern scotland, the temperatures may be a few degrees above freezing. tomorrow, the cloud in the south breaking

just say, our mistake, you're fine. >> roy farmer in michigan has been waiting four months to appeallaw judge who works for social security. jean and glenn rodriguez told us they've been waiting four years. as for the swords in chicago, steven and becky told us they were tired of fighting the government and had decided not to appeal the matter any further. >> i just figure we're going to have to give up our retirement funds. >> that's the only way you can -- >> that's the only way, yeah. because they said we'd have to pay it back in three year's time. we'd have to come up with $1,400 a month to pay it back. we don't have that kind of money. >> when steven sword was not working the night shift and becky sword was not working the day shift, they were preparing to hand over most of the $60,000 they had saved for their retirement to the government agency charged with supporting americans in their old age. after we asked the social scurity administration detailed questions about their cases, all of the people in our story received phone calls from the agency saying they would not have to

roy: i thank the chair. i do rise on behalf of mr. reschenthaler for an important amendment that prohibits funds to require transportation on the joint travel regulations for uniform service to be in a permissioned vehicle. the joint travel regulations the diplomats laws allowing travel for uniform service members, the department of defense and servicemployees and others traveling at the d.o.d. expense. joint travel experiences have been trying to promote e.v.'s and other service m:=bers to be more green. this amendment like others i'm going to offer in my own name is about restoring the department of defense's focus on its actual mission which is, you know, to carry out war and engage in battle to kill people and blow stuff up. that's why they exist. the biden administration's inserted climate politics as well as all matters of woke social service engineering politics in all aspects of the department of defense weakening its focus and weakening morale. but in this context, piling up more pressure for e.v.'s piling up on lots. hell yo

special thanks to roy and christian cooper. roy, you've been a great governor. [cheers and applause] which makes it all the more important that north carolina elected a great governor to replace you, josh stein. [cheers and applause] and when i am reelected again come with your help, i want you to know that i am not promising not to take roy away from north carolina. whether he will come or not, i don't know. and thanks to all the state and local leaders here today, the great musicians and entertainers who performed earlier. folks, let me tell you why i am here in north carolina. [chanting "four more years"] >> president biden: that's okay, that's okay. i am here in north carolina for one reason. because i intend to win if this date in november. [cheers and applause] [clears throat] i think we are. and roy is right if we win back here we win the election. and this is how we are going to do it. we will stand up for the women of america. we are going to restore roe v. wade as the law of the land. [cheers and applause] we are going to stand up for the right to vote

joining me is texas congressman chip roy and thadius cleveland. sheriff, what would mass deportation effort like what former president trump is proposing do for your community? >> well, tell you what it will take, it will take not just agents from federal government, ice e, ero, and local and state law enforcement agencies that can receive authority under 287 g which allow us to hold those who committed crime in our community, we can hold them until we can turn them over to ice or to border patrol agents and cbp. in my county, it is different from eagle pass and san diego, what we have, people illegally entering the river and they run. on the highways, they lead us in high-speed pursuits. it will take a strong leader in the white house, president trump, to back up his talk and make sure borders are protected. >> laura: congressman roy, 62% in that cbs poll favoring deportation squad or program for all illegals in the united states. this was the great line they sold to us, you can't deport 20 million people. there is a can-do 59 tude with that. >>

roy says that this event is very unprecedented, he said. institute pe oned in thursday's "washington post," it will be the first time a u.s. -- think of this -- first time in u.s. al candidate of a rival party will address the convention of a prey gathering to nominate its own candidate. now i think you should nominate me or at least vote for me and we should win together. [boos] you heard nose words. nominate me or vote.nç■ vote for me because the libertarians wants to vote for me will and it's very important because we have to get rid of the worst president in history and together we will. and without it, there's a risk that we could have four more years, we don't won't have a country left so what is the purpose of the libertarian party getting 3%? what is the reason to take a chance of having this horrible president destroy our country which he will do in far less than four years. it's not going to take four years. that is why i am committing to you tonight that i will put a libertarian in my cabinet and also libertarians in senior posts

roy says she is highly contagious and can spread by eating or drinking things contaminated with it.county's health department has identified 3 positive cases with 19 other suspected cases of shigella. what's concerning more is the number that are related to each other. we think they have been, you know, spread from one person to another. and this mobile population that has been affected. the numbers are highest among encampments near columbus in roosevelt parks in san jose, which is why the city has stepped up sanitation and hygiene provisions with portable toilets. according to deputy city manager kip harkness. we're also include increasing the number of hand washing stations that are available and making sure that those are cleaned and disinfected properly. and we are beginning to supply drinking water and wash water. >> to folks so that they can stay clean and avoid transmission of this disease. experts say the symptoms of shigella normally last for about 5 to 7 days and usually go away on their own without treatment. the most serious cases are prescribed antibiotic treatment. in

even today, the roy lags behind the rest of germany. but one thing has worked well for the region, the push towards education and research for the past 20 years. the hydrogen and fuel cell center induced board has broad scientists, industry, and politicians together and researches new technologies. because the region is still looking for new sources of energy. if you see me and we have a very large chemical industry, we have a very large steel industry and we've gone up with industry. and that far as part of a gene was always done by the fact that we are an industrial region and the chance to make this technology this industry green now is a great opportunity for us. it has great potential there developing technologies that can use hydrogen as a power source for german industry and consumers. some on such a grew up in the roy area, tend to always wanted to work on renewable energy sources like hydrogen, fuel cells. otherwise, we can use it to achieve emissions, free electricity generation on one. and if i can be positive driving this hy

those of us who want to preserve our country, and even, you know, chip roy, his hr 29 here in texas,t he set forth that later became a portion of hr 2, that would solve a lot of what we are seeing, it's the senate continues to sit on it. and then they come up with their own bill that was complete garbage. now what we are seeing with this executive order by the president, look apprehensions haven't been less than 3,000 since that thing was put into effect. >> laura: that's doesn't work. >> most americans -- and i just want to say i'm in florida visiting my son who is in the air force as well. i have been to restaurants. i have been to walmart. i have been to grocery stores. it's not profile people there are illegals across the entire country. my drive out here louisiana, alabama, mississippi, we are inundated we will do something to protect americans or we will have more loss of lives. >> laura: congressman, more quickly, you see this absolutely happening if trump is in? there is no question not going to be the sob stories that prevent this deportation mass effort to be underway and b

roy den hollander was in your group at one point. >> yes. i threw him out. >> why?according to harry, he wanted to join the federal lawsuit. the one arguing against a male only draft. >> i told him that's not going to happen. i'm surprised he didn't shoot me instead of mark. >> was he jealous of mark? >> absolutely. >> marquette a win in that case. the pieces of the puzzle were coming together quickly. the fbi determine the gun den hollander used to kill himself was the same as he used to killed daniel and marc angelucci. >> it's legally purchased in the 1980s. >> agent denahan tracked his movements minute by minute. his two week spree began on a train in new york city. >> he took amtrak to california bringing the weapon. >> surveillance captured him at the train station and in san bernardino. he spent a few days in the area, most likely tracking mark, waiting for the perfect time to kill him. how does he get back? >> he returns the same way. >> he picked up the rental car in philly and drove to new jersey. >> tracking his cell phone, close proximity to the judge's

roy bryant and j.w. milo. as a black male, till allegedly had committed one of the south's most egregious offenses flirting with assaulting and whistling at a white woman as punishment for his alleged crimes. till was beaten, whipped and shot in the head. his nude and mutilated body was found in the tallahatchie river on august 31st. barbed wire connected his neck, a constant fan that weighed in the range of 75 pounds. once till's body was discovered in the tallahatchie river. his mother mandated that his corpse be returned to chicago for burial, a decision that countered the state of mississippi's plans to to immediately and without wide range media coverage. when till's body arrived in chicago till mobley insisted that she identify her son and decided to hold an open casket and subsequent memorial again, ignoring the wishes of the state of mississippi. i've got a job do, she said. when others tried to prevent her from seeing and revealing son's body, she deliberately chose present to present people with an o

this is tyson's first match since taking on roy jones jr.n exhibition bout back in 2020. by the way, the age of mr. tyson, 57 years old, one one last spin. beloved host pat sajak took his final spin today on wheel of fortune. can you believe that? sajak joined the show in 1981, 41 years ago, alongside co-host vanna white. the dynamic duo became the face of the game show during his career. he won three emmy awards and a lifetime achievement prize. my gosh, look how young he was. but last june, sajak announced he's leaving the show. he says what started as a game turned into so much more. sajak thanked viewers for making the show a safe place for family fun. ryan seacrest is now going to take over as host, coming soon to your seat backs, personalized ads. that's if you are flying. united airlines, says it's launching a media platform meant to show passengers personalized ads on their seatback screens. the personalized ads will also appear on united airlines app. united says customers will have the chance to opt out. airlines in the midst of up

stuart: i'm going to go with roy on the grounds that the least likely.kes didn't always have a mascot. it was given one in 1958. the rooster was chosen because it was associated with waking up in the morning which is when you have a bowl of cereal. thanks very much for being with us. we are watching you, "the big money show" on fox business. see you tomorrow. "varney and company" is just about to end. coast-to-coast now

let's bring in from house judiciary congressman chip roy. congressman, it's great to see you.se judiciary subcommittee hearing today, it's infuriating to see them not testifying and not answering questions. i mean, this is an investor group, climate action 100, more than 70000 investors -- 700 investors, 170 companies, bullying and threatening asset managers using viewers' pension money, viewers' 401(k) money, trillions of dollars in viewers' investment money to basically obey the climate cartel and pressure boycotts of u.s. oil and gas. >> well, you summarize pd it pretty well. not sure you need me as a witness or, you know, somebody to interview. let me just tell you that we had a witness there from calpers. everybody that was testifying, they literally refused to answer the question as you just showed in the lead-in. because if they were going to answer the questions honestly, everybody with a brain knows precisely what they're doing. they are trying to limit production. they are restrain thing trade. the -- restrain thing trade. the question here is what that means with re

my two hamburgers the special thanks to roy and kristen cooper roy, you've been a great government which makes it all the more important. the north carolina elect a great governed replace you, josh time i'm reelected again with your help. i want you to know that i'm not promising not to take roy away from north carolina thanks to all the state and local leaders here today. the great musician in our channels are performed earlier, folks let me tell you why i'm here in north carolina i'm here for okay hi, i'm here north carolina for one reason because i intend to win this steck in november i think we are r4 is right. we went here, we win the election here's how we're going to do it. i'm going to stand up for the women of american yoav ways. the law of the land understand it for the right to vote understand that for medicare and social security rule to fight for child care greatly even though we've got to keep lowering the cost of prescription drugs, not just for seniors, but for every single american right to keep protecting the affordable care act which is why more than 40 million america

like tony, i meant the man in charge, roy gloss, sing the highest chunky administrative office, the ministry of consumer affairs who went over the main points in case the product required. zip is a routine maintenance. it shouldn't be expensive. it should be easily accessible at the it should be noted lea available and the equal system of the consumer. so we put all that together and we agreed that i to repair a framework more specifically, this would include access to information on how to rebecca, providing cheap and original step ups to consume of i'm fluid bodies and it also includes more specific called so action like that all charges must be u. s. b c. by june 2025. you don't want to become in an impediment in the ease of doing business also, you know, it's a, it's a very tricky thing. so on the one hand, you want more business name, the you want economy to grow, you want more of the i. so you want to make things simple and streamlined, but you also have to protect the consumer, protect the planet. and these things can be competing, right? now there's one main problem. this framework i

roy explains as a field of work that we would end to.ut you had a pretty neat assignment at at this game tonight. tell us about that you know, i had been working with mlb network for the last couple of months on putting together. >> we had a podcast called role to rick rickwood, will be spoke with former leaguers who played in the stadium and people who were actually integral in being a part of the construction in the community of what rickwood field created tonight, wasn't just about the leagues, it wasn't just about willie mays, it was about taking time to say, thank you to those people, but also looking forward to what the game of baseball b and i think the essence of willie mays is that his love for the game and his love for people brought people together. i was there at the game on tuesday night in the booth with mlb when we made the announcement that mr. meza pass and we looked around the crowd and people were crying, but strangers were also hugging one another. and it was very similar atmosphere tonight. it was just it was it was

earlier i spoke with roy a bro brother of mine. she is the executive director of the washington based durham on burrow mind center for human rights. any ron? i asked her what it will mean for ron if either of the reformist or the hotline. when's the run off next week and becomes president? well, i think that there is, there is no hope for really change. there will be very little change for several reasons. i mean, is position was allowed to run and i don't think it was about to run to open up internally. he, there are structural obstacles. put set in by design, by the founders of based on the public to prevent a serious change. so he may, i mean, we may have few or more. i need to police. we may have a few or fewer sensors, publications, but only no. i don't think there will be my change. know this election, so the lowest ever poll turnout any, ron, is i understand to that over a 1000000 ballots. with boiled a few days ago. you tweeted many iranians have given up on these elections for a good reason and tell us what that reason is

hungary's haigestan placed second and third, for iran , mohammad roy and fardin hedayati won the gold medal. iran's national football team trained for the match against uzbekistan on sunday evening. we all know how good your team has been in the past few years . from saturday night, iran will meet in the last match of the qualifying stage of the 2026 world cup in group 5 of asia. a win or a tie will determine iran's leadership. now, all the asian teams are almost improving. the match between the head coaches of the two teams of iran and uzbekistan will be held on monday afternoon. alireza akbari khorram, radio and television news agency. the final battle between fajr sepasi and chadar molla for the league title. in the final week of league 1 football today, two important games will be played between fajr sepasi and its host south pars and chadormola against their guest darya babylon. both fajr and chadorramla are seventy. points, but experience is the reason better tafazel is in the second place. fajri hopes to secure their profit by winning tonight's game , and chadorremla is also lo

the outgoing governor, roy cooper and he has won in 2016 and 2020 you see that ticket there.mocrats hav io governor pipeline. we saw it in 2022 with josh shapiro in pennsylvania. they like these candidates that have law-enforcement background. josh was the attorney general. and then you have the republican nominee who is the lieutenant governor, mark robinson. a very attractive candidate. he came out of nowhere to win over or seasoned politicians. -- over more seasoned politicians. he rose up through the grassroots. he is african-american. he speaks to a lot of churches and has the cadence of a pastor but he also has a history of saying a lot of controversia9g things. we saw in 2022 that -- in governors races candidates matter more. i think we see what president biden's numbers are in the state and donald trump is leading comfortably. robinson is running a strong campaign. he is raising money. not republicans are behind him. he has a long history of saying things about abortion anti-semitic remarks and things about lgbtq people. north carolina has become more competitive over

and there was roy, too, for slow videos fans. they advanced to the next round for the 1st time. oh, it's amazing that i've always been a bit. it's perfect score and it's a great evening to look at people and we can bring you up to speed. now, with some other world news headlines, the show the leaders of france as the 3 biggest parties have smart any tv debate ahead of some of those 1st round rebuilding initial snap parliamentary elections. obviously the main topic, immigration of answers across new living 2 is also look like holes that show the go far right. when is the most to see such sort of an outline, right? majority me, a damn in the us state of minnesota has been partially breached by flooding. the jailers destroyed a power station and was threatening to sweep away a nearby house. some local residents were evacuated. this caution button water ruffles are expected to receive several states in the us. midwest are currently experiencing flooding after heavy rainfall sizes for those supreme court has voted to be criminalized the possession of marijuana for personal use. this

and doctor monica roy with the santa clara county public health department explained how unpleasant thatl a is a gastrointestinal means that it causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, which can sometimes be bloodied, diarrhea, and abdominal cramping doctor roy says shigella is highly contagious and can spread by eating or drinking things contaminated with it. >>the health department is working to identify positive cases, provide treatment if needed and prevent spread. we have 3 confirmed cases >>for cases that are being evaluated at least an additional 19 suspect cases. the numbers are highest among encampments near columbus and roosevelt parks in san jose, which is why the city has stepped up sanitation and hygiene provisions with portable toilets. according to deputy city manager kip harkness. we're also include increasing the number of hand washing stations that are available. >>and making sure that those are cleaned and disinfected properly and we are beginning to supply drinking water and wash water to folks so that they can stay clean and avoid transmission of this disease. experts s

maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the hypocrites, a delegation led by roy blunt, the vice-chairman of the republican conference in the us senate, which is in transition the rest of the hypocrites from ashraf to albania played an essential role. in this meeting , they promise more support and help and wish them success. at that time , the martyr had said with art before his martyrdom that everyone is active. he sees terrorism in the hands of america and shahid rajaei said that he believes that without them , the flag of islam and the revolution will be raised higher and higher in the hands of the oppressed people. he wanted his entire revolutionary life to become a textbook for students. here in the land of revelation and at the world hajj congress. you can only see the palestinian flag and the ihram clothes of the pilgrims who came from the west bank. since the zionist attack on gaza, in these eight months , there has been less than a day in the west bank where the body of a martyr has not been buried. before their arrival, this local palestinian official says: all th

earlier i spoke with roy, but remind she's the executive director of the washington based outdoor amman, vermont center for human rights. in the ron, i asked to what it will mean for rainy and safe, either the reformist or the hotline. a winds the run off next week and becomes president. well, i think that there is, there's no hope for really change and there wouldn't be very mental change for several reasons. i mean, is position was allowed to run, and i don't think it was about to run to open up internally. he, there are structural obstacles. put set in by design, by the founders of based on the tip of the to prevent a serious change. so he may be, we may have few or more. i need to police. we may have a few or fewer sensors, publications, but only no. i don't think that wouldn't be my change. no, this selection. so the lowest ever poll turnout any, ron, is i understand too that over a 1000000 ballots was boiled. a few days ago you tweeted many iranians have given up on these elections for a good reason. tell us what that reason is as well there. there are several reasons, i mean it's

1st victim of kenya is deadly. anti government protests has been buried a 19 year old motorbike taxi roy was shot twice during the demonstration on tuesday . the young active business become a focal point for the growing youth lead movement in kenya. it's challenging corruption in demanding a political overall. i, irena and have been voting for a new president to replace abraham, right. he said, you may remember he was killed in a helicopter crash last month. the voting has now been extended, the supreme leader, the ayatollah from an e, is calling for a high turnout. how many oversold the selection of the candidates that are on the ballot? the leading contenders are 3 hardliners and one reformist. many voters are angry about government action against protest. well, regional tensions are running high over the war in guns. after 3 years of the prime race, these hartline need to ship it on 61000000 borders. once again have a choice. stewart, a bore economy, west infections, and women's rights among the most pressing issues. right, so you put in a lot of effort for the economy, but on the gr

it is great to see roy. this is robert jones _ took. it is great to see roy. the east of the d—day landing area, very fierce fighting — d—day landing area, very fierce fighting. there are very few men left from — fighting. there are very few men left from d—day altogether and very few from _ left from d—day altogether and very few from the first wave and he is one of— few from the first wave and he is one of those precious veterans. next he is ttoin one of those precious veterans. next he is going to — one of those precious veterans. next he is going to be _ one of those precious veterans. iiirt he is going to be talking to mr keith whiting. you can see the prince of wales also talking to the veterans. queen camilla just got her palm kissed. how charming! what a moment. we can't fail to recognise the significance of it being the 80th anniversary. this is probably the last major commemorative event. the last event with the veterans with us. it's even more important to capture the stories and pay tribute. as the human coast erodes. tats capture the stories and p

but listen to how roy wood jr. talked about that achievement. >> we have legislation for cheaper prescription drugs. insulin is down to $35 if you are a senior. i don't know if anybody here has paid for insulin before. but that is like the bottle service of prescription drugs so we appreciate that $35 right there. >> i love the relatable roy wood jr. used to break it down. it is funny, but telling a policy success story. does the campaign need to do more of that? >> well thank you very much for having me. absolutely. we have to get this out there. this administration has a record that is unequal even cannot be imagined. by a lot of people who thought about these things as we went into the last election. this administration with this rescue plan has brought young children out of poverty. with this infrastructure bill is put in $65 billion for internet when we had no money for infrastructure in the previous administration. the chipping science act. it is inflation reduction act. all of these things people said could