sasha: i have.re's some ohio biases. >> listen we want to punch above our weight and everything to get a little bit annoyed with michigan and indiana we took about because they never know what time it is hard because there is a high now. for some areas do not do daylight semis so this could be the 12 block radius and it could be three different hours. it could be tomorrow for all you know. sasha: so i'm hoping this the next thing you predict. >> and i love this parallel to what is obviously been the daily conversation here. you can't turn on a media outlet and were still talking about whatever is left over than hung over from that. molly a final word of god. i want to be competent at this is 8:00 o'clock hour pretty. molly: i think ohio is a period indiana for the record. [laughter] not just because of the time issue. [laughter] massage alarms usually with us with parting thoughts. sasha: thank you guys for this conversation i really enjoyed it. what i wanted to do, this is something that unless you

welcome, sasha. tell us what's going on there now. now it's quite calm. what we see is right behind us. this is the scene where the, the thing happened today was about 17 o'clock, 1730 and around the corner where the policeman place now and the ambulance of place that was that 24 year old attacker who tried to injure a woman. and then the eye witnesses tried to help her and people around tried to help her. and what then happens was several sites. you could see that in the social media on, on, on, on videos of the witnesses that people try to help. and they were injured to so what we know by know what the police said about half an hour ago was that it's a single, single attacker, that he might be a psychological in the crisis. and that there's no, no information for a terror tech or something like this. and what you could see on these videos was numerals of people who are trying to help that woman trying to help everybody who was injured, which was absolutely dramatic and crazy that they tried to, to overwhelm him. the future that they tried to, to, to sto

then i will be joined before to sasha hack. welcome, sasha. tell us what's going on there now. now it's quite calm. what we see is right behind us. this is the scene where the, the thing happened today. it was about 17 o'clock, 1730, and around the corner where the policeman place now and the ambulance place. there was that 24 year old attacker who tried to injure a woman and then the eye witnesses tried to help her and people around to try to help her. and what then happens was several sites. we could see that in the social media on, on, on, on, on videos of the witnesses that people try to help. and they were injured to. so what we know by know what the police said about half an hour ago was that is a single single attacker that he might be psychological in the crisis. and note, no information for a terra tech or something like this. and what you could see on these videos, most numerous of people were trying to help that woman trying to help everybody who was injured, which was absolutely dramatic and crazy that they tried to, to overwhelm him. the future that they tried to,

felix: y vamos ahora a guatemala con sasha prieto.denta kamala harris, esto debido a un retraso vinculado algÚn desperfecto mecÁnico con el aviÓn presidencial fuerza aÉrea dos, el atraso durÓ cerca de 87 minutos. viene con temas puntuales, erradicar la corrupciÓn, y ademÁs, la violencia y de esta forma, tambiÉn crear invenciÓn para crear trabajos, sin embargo no todos los sectores estÁn contentos con las reuniones que harÁ la vicepresidenta. >> y lo que pedirÍamos de que esta visita sea provechosa es que ella se dÉ cuenta, que escuche a la ciudadanÍa guatemalteca. el pueblo migra, porque no hay posibilidades, entonces el llamado serÍa a que pongan controles. y hay que destacar que tambiÉn protestas se han realizado en las afueras del comando central de la fuerza aÉrea intentando justo a lado estÁ este centro de persecuciÓn migrante que anunciÓ la casa blanca justamente hace unos dÍas donde se va a atender a aquellos migrantes guatemaltecos que al llegar a estados unidos son deportados a este paÍs. y vamos a ver lo que nos muestra pedr

k the robert mateo, christina sasha, collides its managed ones, austria, and they couldn't find it, but they couldn't find a 2nd and fell to a bitter to one. the fate in the early match, denmark became the 1st team to make it 3rd the quarter finals out debating wales in the round of 16 strong cast, a dull bags called either side of half time to set up the victory before the danes added to more light in the game to feel for me when thou now face the netherlands, all the tech republic in the last and for more on the road 2020 action. i'm joined by max merrill from d. w. sports max. hi. italy had been in supposed form until this game. now they did obviously when, but what happens when denmark started to that very comfortable and it's the sort of made it hard on themselves. and they had previously in the last group came knowing they've already through made a changes which i think took the wind out of the sales a little bit. we've seen that in the past 20 minutes with other teams doing that. and then we can see now then yeah, denmark, not denmark, australia scored 1st. got it. this allowed v

. >> for the info sasha bill, there is a bipartisan group. have you seen it? president biden: i have not seen it. i don't know what the details are. there is some room that there may be means by which they get this done. i know that chuck schumer and nancy have moved forward. i am hoping we put together the book ends here. >> earlier this week, mitch mcconnell said that if the republics were to take back the senate in 2022, he did not see a way you could get a supreme court justice confirmed. do you have a response to that? president biden: i know. the answer is that mitch has been nothing but no for a long time. i am sure that he means exactly what he says but we will see. >> did you talk with president putin about the iran nuclear deal? president biden: yes. it was about how -- i will not discuss what we discussed. the heart of it was this question of whether or not you seem overly optimistic given that we all listened to president putin say the same old thing that he said forever. rejecting all response to billy for himself. the question he was trying to ge

let's get more on the story we can bring in sasha top rich . she's a senior vice president of trans atlantic leadership network. he joins us ma, shipped in dc. many thanks for speaking with an outage era. could be with, you know, there's been a lot of international pressure on turkey over its military presence in libya. and this visit is just the head of the nato summit. do you think anchor is going to heed that international pressure and port troops out? i don't think so, and i hope that the nato will actually use a turkey that is extremely best position to how the u. l. s. table is ation processing lead. be following a disastrous military campaign by the renegades, general holly for huff dar, that literally stop the war and to actually implement what is washington and e u and a u. n. desire to have a general free december of $24.00 elections. the within the nato countries have such leverage, such a power of such a position to enter they, they, they do. and why are your chief? why are international powers so threatened by turkeys mostly presen

in any case they caught him like a sasha report. sasha hack is that there in boats berg asked him to describe the situation, hours after the attack. now it's quite calm. what we see is right behind the scene where the, the thing happened today was about 17 o'clock, 1730 and around the corner where the policeman place now and the ambulance was placed. there was that 24 year old attacker who tried to injure a woman and then the eye witnesses tried to help her and, and people around tried to help her. and what then happens was several sites. we could see that in the social media on, on, on, on videos of the witnesses that people try to help and they were injured to. so what we know by know what the police said about half an hour ago was that it's a single single attacker that he might be psychological in the crisis. and that there's no, no information for a terror tech or something like this. and what you could see on these videos was numerals of people who are trying to help that woman trying to help everybody who was injured, which was absolutely dramatic and crazy that they tried to,

we've asked "dancing with the stars" pros sasha and emma to choreograph a special dance. >> we're heready to hit the dance floor. ♪ >> reporter: well, back here at the museum we're celebrating three young, fascinating women and their families are here to share in the moment. with us parents, siblings and grandparents. [speaking foreign language] are you ready? all right. okay, let me introduce you to them. first up, we have celebrating her fiesta de la rosa, perla ponce from los angeles. perla. [ applause ] next, celebrating her fiesta de la rosa, ariana rivera from anaheim. [ applause ] and our final quinceanera arlene rufino from santa ana. [ applause ] ♪ >> reporter: welcome all of you. congratulations. [ speaking foreign language ] you all look beautiful. perla, you are the oldest daughter in your family and have four younger siblings. how do you want your family to see you after this quinceanera? >> i don't want them to see me any different than they do now but i'm excited for new privileges when i turn 15. maybe to go out more, stay out later. >> ariana, you know, a lot of people

let's bring in author and reporter sasha eisenberg who teaches in the political science department atit's remarkable how quickly things have changed. 2004, of course, same-sex marriage bans, ballots were used to help elect a republican president in 2004. we just talked about barack obama in 2008 saying marriage is between a man and a woman, and m 2012 finally reversing his course. and yet here we are, nine years later that, and donald trump's appointees to the supreme court are perhaps writing some of the most sweeping opinions ever on the issue of lgbtq rights. >> yeah, it's one of the remarkable things over the last six years, joe, how little backlash there's been to the supreme court's landmark ruling in june 2015. i certainly expected if you had somebody like donald trump, who really just has an instinct for pitting americans against one another, announced his candidacy for president the same month you had a sweeping civil rights opinion that overturned state laws in a variety of red states, that you would see the type of backlash we saw in other monumental decisions and there has

patel and sasha buchier. thank you for being here. want to start with dr. patel on obamacare. to this say. getting rid of that landmark 100 years in the making reform to health care has been the obsession of republicans for a long time. three times and they are out. what does it mean for health care that it has stood the test of time? >> joy, i think it means that everybody wants to have accessible health care that's affordable. i don't think that's a partisan thing to say. i think everybody kind of unanimously can say that. how we get there has been this insane kind of division. i will be honest, since republicans started with repeal obamacare and kill obamacare, i thought that this was -- surely, they will come up with something that is better. never in ten years since then have i seen even one provision that could amount to something that i could objectively say improves upon the health care of americans. third time is a charm. this is a bfd. i can't emphasize enough how much i want to move on. we have a lot of work to do. we have to repair the health care system. we have d

sasha, i'll start with you.ally kind of helped same-sex marriage. >> in the early 1990s there was no corner that made winning marriage equality a priority. there wasn't a gay rights group that endorsed it. what happened is there's a court case in hey that leads to a favorable ruling in new york and opponents of gay rights stopped gays and lesbians from marrying. within a few years, it broken the divides. and all of a sudden you see that the gay right the movement becomes united behind something that was never one of the priorities before. >> and, i mean, your book -- your book is -- is -- is big. it's several hundred pages long. umm, umm, is there anything in the reporting that actually, in your reporting, that surprised you that you didn't already know about the movement, and particularly the push for marriage equality. >> yeah, i mean, the origins of this, this grows out of a, frankly, petty and parochial fight over control of a pride planning committee, which in honolulu, hawaii. anybody on any sort of event

life through community service, and eventually a career in politics becoming a father to daughter sasha and malia gave him the chance to be the father he never had. james and lazerous are fathers now as well. >> we were talking before, the three of you guys were in the program. you were in the school. now you guys have moved on. two of you are now fathers. >> yes, sir. >> and both of you have daughters. >> yes, proud. >> so, you know, anderson here, he's a new father. how old is wyatt now? >> just turned 1. >> just turned 1. so he's still in diaper changing mode. other than changing diapers, how is that changed your perspective and how do you think about it because look, meeting the president. that's cool. but it's not life changing in the same way that being a parent is. >> before having a daughter, like, i was able to make stupid decisions, but now that i have a daughter, i have to think about her. i have to think about her mother, her sister because now i'm the man of the house, and everything that i do is pretty much revolved around her. so i want to be that father that's always the

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but sasha obama is 19 years old now and a student at the university of michigan.alia is 22 and is at harvard. while his daughters still keep a low public profile, mr. obama says they took part in the black lives matter protests after george floyd was killed in minneapolis. i'm wondering, just as a parent, if you were worried about them doing so, and as somebody who has had daughters who were taking part in that, who do you make of those who are now saying the black lives matter prot protesters, equating them with the people who attacked the capitol? >> my daughters are so much wiser, more sophisticated, and gifted than i was at their age, that, you know, i always worry about their physical safety, that's just the nature of fatherhood. you will discover, when wyatt stops just being immobilized in your house and can start wandering around -- >> i'm not going to allow that. >> driving cars, flying on planes, you're terrified all the time. but in terms of them having a good sense of what's right and wrong and their part and role to play in making the country better, i

insulted noon das in the news also immuno to minute minute in order to discourage law the mongolia hash. sasha money own half full birthday. and recently i cure live bill, this is clayton, this fine. i don't know who my info. jose mendoza won't come back tomorrow or not handle said not to do this for me because for me to hear him say that i've been him implies that sort of tongue still more list l camila dammon who care by man. ok. class. he had to spell in class in the middle. yeah. if did he 1st, but ganga minister to his audi games for a minute. okay. it's going to come again to us. if you get isn't figure as if you going to try to get this bill together. telecom again, did their super sorta got cloudy, stack on your toy. i get little band me. i think a good disconnect, go that's affiliated gabriel, atlanta. my day. okay. as i say like from lax joseph the healer, gordon. say if i started to repeat the account here for 45 moon, for the less than 50 to leave, which will have constant smerna cause leave failure, stop in new center and maddest and therefore cool. go to then my follow me to see

and then when a flex alert comes, it really doesn't have to be a big deal, professor sasha von meyer uc berkeley's department of electrical engineer engineering. thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and microgrids. i think those are all things that we're probably going to be talking about into the future. thank you. a 94 year old woman randomly stabbed allegedly by a man wearing an ankle monitor, also a danville police officer faces a judge in a deadly shooting. we'll have a closer look at these two high profile cases with our legal expert and an announcement by veta rail officials today about when service might restart what they are doing in the aftermath of last month's mass shooting to last month's mass shooting to assess the return of transit. can you be free of hair breakage worries? we invited mahault to see for herself that new dove breakage remedy gives damaged hair the strength it needs. even with repeated combing hair treated with dove shows 97% less breakage. strong hair with new dove breakage remedy. ♪ i've got nothing to eat. nothing. [crying] hold on, i can do so

he finds the nest anyway. exceeded his expected goals count for the campaign by falling stick guns, sasha. elijah, would this header for more than 11 meters to defend us putting him under intense pressure. but to me to talk a legit has the jump on them. 3 and a half percent likelihood, notwithstanding the bull sales into the dorm, and that can idea exceeded his sex goes full cost by almost $7.00 the ultimate as a performer. who else? but robot never technique meets both because meets out standing, physical control, transforming unexpected goals. tally of 28.7 into the new league. record a 41. here. he's 22 meters out with 2 opponents in his line of fire stuff. the keep go probability 4 and a half percent. but dave and of the drills it in at a 108 kilometers per hour. this guy simply defies the laws. the probability the less than like he heard, the greater the possibility for something quite has to be ordinary. next up, let's get an inside look at this. this is the bonus legal term to like him. and he is german, football's nonchalant master of ceremonies. sometimes he interviews the locati

yes, state officials in the prime minister's home village of sasha se there's nothing to worry about what we'll do, which is i got them and we have organized the community leaders or village later. and they are ready to keep the environment of all. but again, we are ready to protect the area from any conflict. these birthplace might guarantee safe pools, but in other parts of a room, yet, unrest is ramp and a little more i'm groups actively contest the holding of elections claiming their undemocratic. and that the current government is illegitimate. the 2 main opposition parties in the room yet decided to withdraw. their main leaders are behind bars. this young man is too scared to speak publicly fearing reprisal from authorities. he was among many who celebrated when the prime minister came to power, but his last trust in the government eligible now with a right, that's what i got when you're hearing about the loss. and so many lives and the numbers are increasing day by day. as we come closer to the election time land known among somebody, we're still hearing that people are being

ended school in italy went to know up an extra time through frederick ok. thea and material casino, sasha kal, i just pulled one back foster but they couldn't find a 2nd and fell into a bitter defeat. and in formula one max verse happened is placed to deliver a 4th straight victory for his red bull team off to taking pull position at the theory on grand prix in austria. the dutchman was foster in qualifying finishing ahead of say these, those of louis hamilton, whose crown is showing signs of slipping off the years of dominance in the austrian alps, a place called spielberg off at an epic view, a formula, one's new landscape. after 4 consecutive years, the hamilton piloting mercedes domination 2021 sees a new era where young dutchman macs by step and is the pe sitter in front of qualifying look for once. like the pressure was showing on hamilton over shot, he recovered to post a competitive time. but after last week's technical fail in france, that mercedes brains trustees under the microscope and dealing with a 3 place penalty to drive adultery, bought a suit dangerously, spun his car in

sasha: thank you i know it's a little bit of a shock to you and your mother and your sister.lot of the people are very surprised prayed barbara, i was busy after the presidency but i miss b learning. add painting is a past time. at roy's mired churches leadership. and you know, i could tell the joy that he had that he got from painting partied and i thought that i can pay i can paint. and i know that sounds a little cocky. [laughter] otthey have to be a little cocky to run for president only me. [laughter] anyway latino told her mothere that after chief recovered from the shock of me wanting to be a painter, she helped me find an instructor know if i went and i've been painting for. everyday and barbara didn't know but she's very sensitive when it comes to art and knows a lot about artists pretty good feel she and i now have done something else to talk about. >> absolutely 11 conversations of paintings and love more about your evolution. i don't know if you know this but you've taken some online courses to learn art history. talk about some of your inspiration in terms of art

exactly the type of professionals that help sasha and her family. the executive director said, if voca is cut, imagine being sasha and having to go through this alone. that's why you've got to pass this bill. that's why it's so critical. as i noted last week, voca passed in 1984 to establish the crime victims' fund. we can't even count the number of people who have been helped over the years. 3,000 applicants come through my state attorneys general office in illinois and every state has a similar story to tell t thousands of victims helped by service providers, victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, trafficking, and drunk driving. the victims fund doesn't receive a dime of taxpayers' dollars. how about that? what i just described for you doesn't come out of the treasury. it's funded through fines and special assessments collected by the federal government. historically, most of the money comes from criminal fines. but in recent years deposits have dropped off significantly. that's why we're here at this moment. they need help and

mismanagement people are frustrated with adventures and in the foreign policy which has led to a lot of sasha and so many other difficulties that are affecting almost every facet of life on databases. in iran, the us supreme court has rejected a challenge to the affordable care act, widely known as obamacare. the judges will to $7.00 to $2.00 against the republican lead effort. to scrap the plan. i'll just see it as hydrogen capital has more and what this means for the obama administration signature legislation. it was the 3rd challenge. and the 3rd time the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of obamacare, a milestone that the laws, namesake, former president brock obama. read it by tweeting the affordable care act is here to stay. the moment comes 11 years after obama backed by then vice president joe biden signed the affordable care act into law. today. after all, the votes have been tally. health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. but marred by a law rule out and relentless attacks from conservatives. the law, the recently nicknamed obamacare by republicans s

texas railroad commission declined our request for an interview with the only days left in this year, sasha, for rep the legislature finally voted on a bill to address the winter storm. $342.00 eyes and 0 nase to conference committee report is adopted. the final bill required power plants to winter rise within 6 months. but when it came to natural gas suppliers, the legislature made no firm requirements for winters ation. leaving any possible rules to be created and implemented by the texas railroad commission. we have the problem in texas that we are willing to privatize profits and subsidize losses. we are once again say, you know, either either tacitly or explicitly that we are okay with private companies making profits from energy production in texas. we are okay with them not providing us a service that is reliable enough to keep the lights on to keep the heat on that we're not requiring them to provide that service. and that is just a very disappointing position to be in. it's also a position at least texas to wonder if the state will be ready when another disaster hits in who will pa

sasha taylor there will a poor chapman of the minority right street. blacks. it does say there are ongoing concerns too about where the funding is going. don't believe the black lives matter . organization leaders wherever connected the base. it was a trojan horse. they use the unfortunate situation such as michael brown or george ford and they use it as an opportunity to raise money. how do i know that? because we know that a huge portion of money was collected, but the families never received any compensation for the agreed in the local chapter themselves did not receive any money. the people don't care about black, why? they're simply using it as a free more it is an opportunity to generate well for themselves. but when you raised that amount of money and then there's no accountability and no one can see at a local level or national level where that money is going. people have a right the question, and i'm just surprised. it didn't happen to me. there is a decisive day in israeli politics with an unlikely correlation looking to unseat and yet yahoo from his

and the tale sinner, sasha lady managed one for austria, but they couldn't find a 2nd and fell in a 21 defeat. in the earlier match, denmark became the 1st team to make it through to the quarter finals after beating wales in the round of 16. striker cast for goldberg scored in both halves to set up the victory before the danes added to more late in the game. the fuel afford neil when they'll now face the netherlands, or the czech republic in the last 8. for more on the euro, 2020 action. i'm joined now by max merrill from d w. sports match. italy had looked in supreme form until that last game. what exactly happened? well yeah, after denmark cruise to victory, it's lee read it really difficult for themselves. and i think maybe part of that is because in the last group came, they made a changes that already qualified for the next round, maybe rest some legs. but that can upset the rhythm, especially in a tournament like this. germany had that happened to them when they were knocked out by italy having rested, plays in the previous game in the previous 202012 rather. and, you know, it's

it's a no put sasha way money look at the sport now. when football germany begin, the european championship campaign against woke up when as france later this month in munich and torment is also the last one for germany coach, you'll get love. and after a couple of veterans, a welcome back to the roast. confidence is higher than ever at bill austria and training base. one final friendly game against latvia on monday awaits this picturesque setting, should give the national team strength and energy for the european championship in front of an impressive backdrop. you'll be love is looking for the perfect mix of players to field ahead of his last turn him in his germany coach. i'm to neil tournament and we need players who lead the way, who pull along, who can help others in difficult moment to be honest. we need players who may also have to be patient during the tournament because they don't play from the start. but they also need to be ready for every minute they might come for them. and for every chance, shorter a key training aspect,

he'll be replaced by former chancellor, sasha, david hall. brandon has more. the aim, of course, is to break the link to unusually for a house that creek not hancock rose to become a household name. thanks in large part to the covert pandemic, while he stood out in bras. johnson's cabinets as a minister influential in setting government policy and broadcasting daily briefings to the nation by some exciting new data. so one, it was unique embarrassing for hancock to find himself in breach of social distancing rules for conducting an affair with an aide at work. it was also a wider context, the caught up with him in his resignation letter to prime minister boris johnson. hancock apologized to his family for putting them through this and said the last thing i would want is for my private life to distract attention from the single minded focus that is leading us out of this crisis. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them. and that's why i've got

well let's get more on this from the sasha butler who's joining us now life from paris. this was a very wide ranging agenda, wasn't. natasha just took us through some of the issues that we've been covering. yes, a lot for you leaders to talk about. no. one of the main issues that they've actually been discussing wasn't supposed to be on the agenda, but is now on the official gender. and that is l g b t q, right? this is because hungary is put in place of controversial new law, which many leaders have criticized as homophobic anti gay discriminate trade. and some new leaders arriving for the summit and brussels. we're even calling on hungry to be thrown out of the european union. the idea is that this new law or non griff simply out of step with the values or victim obama. how does try to hit back? he has said that this law is designed to protect children, but it seems that you leaders are having really not over. they are presenting a pretty united front against the hungarian leader. they've also been talking about over 19 as you would expect. many member states also doin

and has provided it with military support against forces loyal to the warlord holly for half top was sasha to operate to some of the trans atlantic leadership network, he explained why ensuring stability in libya is a priority for the turkish government, business interest and relations, the maritime agreement that the turkey signed with libya, i think it is in an interest of turkey to stabilize the flow of them ignorance and the refugees. at the end of a day, turkey has swamped with a millions of immigrants and refugees and is barely coping me. the such in flux, i think stabilizing the country and enabling their democratic expressions for the lead. the people something that these great nation has been trying since 2011 and evolution is, is in turkey's agenda. and i really hope that everyone and natal summit, next week we'll look into the prospects of a turkey playing a major role in securing free elections. in december 24, hundreds of demonstrators of marched in southwest england to draw the attention of g 7 leaders to the humanitarian crisis in ethiopia, months of conflict, a northern tri

has provided libya with military support against forces loyal to wall or have if i have thought of sasha top ridge is from the trans atlantic leadership network, explains why stability in the year is the priority for the turkish government, business interests and relations, the maritime agreement that the turkey signed with libya, i think it is in an interest of turkey to stabilize the flaw of them ignorance and the refugees. at the end of the day, turkey has swamped with a, a millions of of immigrants and refugees and is barely coping me the such in flux, i think stabilizing the country and enabling their democratic expressions for the libyan people. something that these great nation has been trying since 2011 and evolution is, is in turkey's agenda. and i really hope that everyone and natal summit next week we'll look into the prospects of a turkey playing a major role in securing free elections in december. 24, a search is on the way in the philippines for 2 missing crew members whose cargo ship caught firewall refueling in the capital. the gun clear was called the blaze which burned

men have appeared at the old bailey, charged with conspiracy to murder the black rights activist, sasha of a house in peckham in south london last month. cameron deriggs and devonte brown, who are both 18, troy reid, who's 19 and prince dixon, who s 25, were all remanded in custody. at least three people have died and six others have been wounded in the german city of w rzburg, after an attack by a man wielding a knife. a 24—year—old somali man has been arrested. police say he was known to them and had been receiving psychiatric treatment, in recent months. a freak tornado which hit the czech republic has killed at least five people and injured hundreds of others. towns and villages were hit by winds of more than 200mph along the slovak and austrian borders. thousands of homes are reported to have been destroyed. a remarkable scientific discovery has been made in china. researchers say they've found the skull of what they believe is a new species of human, which could be our closest evolutionary relative. if confirmed, "dragon man", as he's been named, would replace the neanderthals as

croatia, whether it's jeff or the red and white chessboard which was heavy associated with the war the sasha. and then across the board and survey, you have the 3 s's or the some small good serve. and that means that only you will say the serves which where it is painted anywhere, is an immediate sign on your this current power raise hatred nationally. so that's on there, jerry. the undergrad, so you've got this, you know, i guess you could say like, this pretty election for showing off when another nation's or not for sure. there are 2 nations. so that might be the case in the case with the ukraine. right. now, as i said, we're waiting at alan for you, a phase taken this get a direct quote from them, but european football is governing body their own rules. i'll just read it. i briefly for sporting events are at provocative messages that are of a political, ideological, religious or offensive nature or bond. so the question does remain, why did they allow this when they did a loud way? the english faculty where copies you know, this kind of puppy fascism that we see coming in that area area

queen elizabeth has had her own sasha drama while you trudging in your own pots and drama into this too. but the queen, of course, is a sovereign who has seen many presidents come and go audits and anything surprises me anymore. i believe the door's been open, so we are literally minutes away from one of the 2 main participants of this summit . the upcoming of course, being here, writing it down to me, noting little bit fine. this is just leading supposed to start at 1 o'clock tomorrow. the russian presidential plane scheduled to london 12. a hope you're not going to get off work at 8. we are going to be here for the whole day until everything is done. i think given how many issues they have to discuss. i know for a fact that they're going to split a party to the meetings, into coupon. they're going to have a break in between. there are going to be sub groups as well between sort of lower ranking diplomats as well. i think we're going to be in for a very, very know i would, i would expect. so there is, and we've heard from our guests throughout the day as well. is that, although there's

through federico, kinsey, and the tale sina sasha lady managed one for austria, but they couldn't find a 2nd and fell in a 21 defeat. in the earlier match, denmark became the 1st team to make it through to the quarter finals. after beating wales in the round of 16, striker casper doll berg scored in both have to set up the victory before the danes added to more late in the game tissue of fort nil when they'll now face the netherlands, or the czech republic in the last 8 for more on the euro, 2020 action. i'm joined now by max merrill from d w. sports match, italy had looked into printing form until that last game. what exactly happened? well yeah, after denmark cruise to victory, if we made it really difficult for themselves. and i think maybe part of that is because in the last group came, they made a changes that already qualified for the next round. maybe rest some legs. but that can upset the rhythm, especially in a tournament like this. germany had that happened to them when they were knocked out by italy having rested, plays in the previous game in the previous tournament. 2012 r

after a equal rights activist was shot in the head at a house party in south london. 27 —year—old sashaon deriggs and devonte brown, who are both 18 and from london, appeared at the old bailey and were remanded in custody along with 19—year—old troy reid, also from london, and prince dixon who's 25 and from kent. doctors are warning that hospital a&e departments are being flooded with young children, many of them with mild fevers. the royal college of paediatrics and child health says many of the children could be treated at home — and that youngsters are catching viruses now there's more social mixing. our health correspodent philippa roxby reports. record numbers of young children are being seen at accident and emergency departments across the uk. doctors say most have a mild fever, which can be treated at home. they say they're overwhelmed. i was on a couple of mondays ago, we saw nearly 300 patients in a day. we are seeing lots of young children, less than one—year—old, with fevers, a bit of vomiting, may be a bit of diarrhoea, hugh generally do lok quite well but there is parental

ask you about the next generation here because the former president talked about his two daughters sasha and how they responded during many of the black lives matter protests after the killing of george floyd. listen to this. >> in terms of them having a good sense what is right and wrong and their part and role to play and making the country better, i don't worry about that. they have both a clear sense of -- that i see in this generation that what you and i might have tolerated as that's sort of how things are, their attitude is why. let's change it. that's among not just my daughters but among the white friends, right? there is this sense of well, of course, it's not acceptable for a criminal justice system to be tainted by racism. of course, you can't discriminate against somebody because of their sexual orientation. the things they take for granted that i want them to take for granted but what i find interesting is that they're also starting to be very strategic about how to engage the system and change it. they're not just interested in making noise. they're interested in what work

sasha's right to participate in an election. it's inevitable for a corrupt government which wants to sustain power forever, which wants to protect itself and the money it was able to steal. so i think that this link between corruption and human rights, it's something which is really like, let's say navalny's legacy. >> leonid, we really preesh you joining us in studio. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> for the first time we're seeing testimony from white house's don mcgahn, the obstruction by president trump. what happens next? >>> why the leading candidate in new york took reporters on a tour of his apartment. >>> why did he do that? why is it so dark? >>> and this is coverage of the eclipse. >> it's beautiful. moving across parts of the u.s. and canada. what is it doing? we're going to talk about that ahead. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. when it comes

first question from dax shepard, good question, before i get into that i want to say me and malia and sashaeers and applause ] [ laughter ] kristen. we're crazy about kristen bell. he went on for six minutes about how much he loved, well, the whole family, the whole obama family loves her and that she is the glue that has kept that family together. [ laughter ] and then he answered my question but he had forgotten, he was rambling about kristen and didn't even answer my question. yeah, so i got to interview him after that. he's going to be our first guest on spotify. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: on your podcast, yeah. >> so i want you to know, i started the interview by going, so hey you never really answered that question i ask you so let me ask you again now. >> jimmy: you should ask it again. >> he did answer and he talked about kristen more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, the other woman in your life, monica. >> yes. >> jimmy: your co-host on the podcast is here with us. i'd like to bring her out. we'll take a break first. dax shepard is here. we'll be right back. with monica padman.

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