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i waned eric schmidt to help us understand it all better. the former google ceo and chairman joined forces with the legendary diplomat henry kissinger and daniel huttonlocker to write a book titled "the age of a.i. and our human future." and he's been working to keep america at the forefront of the field by serving as chairman of the national security commission on senior administration. i should note i'm a senior adviser at schmidt, a philanthropic initiative. to begin, i wanted to understand what a.i. applications could believe. >> many people believe it will start to get better on its own. that is a very, very big change in history. up until now, the tools that we as humans have bill have been under our control. maybe poorly, but under our control. there is a point -- many people think that it will be within next four to five years, some people think more, i think maybe five years -- where the system will be able to learn something new and act on it. this is called tool use. it is indeed a paper from deep mine recently on extreme risks an

schmidt: no, i think that is exactly right.ms and infrastructure in place that help us deal with the climate that we had, but climate is changing. we are pushing our living space into areas, into temperatures that we have never experienced. we are seeing that this summer, particularly. we are seeing this kind of in the long term trends. we are moving out of society's comfort zones, and that means places that were prepared for a certain spread of temperatures, a certain number of extremes, are now being hit with larger extremes. they are being hit with higher temperatures, more intense rainfall, and the infrastructure that we have is just not being able to cope with that. but what we are seeing now is that those things that were one in 100-your events are now one and 50-year, one in 30-year, once a decade, and soon could be, conceivably, an every couple year event. that's the difference. it is not that this has never happened before, it's not that we never had a heat wave, strong rainfall, or droughts, but the frequency and inte

schmidt? >> it's insane.we're having this conversation and the democrats lost their minds and trump derangement syndrome is real. seek treatment and don't try to deny the american people, tens of millions the ability to vote for who they want to be president. i mean, the democrats and you just look around, whether it's political prosecutions that's banana republic stick or the reasons they have for ignoring court rulings are now trying to deny president trump the ability to be on the ballot and want to live in a post-constitution america. we can't let them get away with it. i don't know where the end is with this. and that's why we reaffirm in the country we the people get to decide these things and not permanent washingtons and it's the american people. who's on the ballot strikes the hardest and people speaking their minds and volting for who they want and it's about donald trump and it's an affront to the american people. larry: it could affect anybody. not even jack smith, special council charged trump wi

[cheers and applause] >> in 2011, we awarded our wendy schmidt oil clean up xchallenge. the winners, elastec american marine with a million dollar check. and this, of course, is the prize that they won for more than doubling the industry best standard for oil clean up that had existed to that point. >> prizes have actually been around for over 300 years. back in 1714 was the longitude prize. it was a $20,000 prize put on by the british government to help us figure out where we were from a longitudal basis when we were crossing the oceans. and everybody assumed when they put this prize out there that it would either be a ship's captain or it would be an astronomer that won this prize. and it was actually a clock maker. and he was this outside innovator that nobody ever would have expected to win a prize like this. napoleon used prizes. we have canned food because napoleon's army needed to be fed and so they figured out a way to preserve food, right. lindbergh flew across the atlantic for a prize. there was a $25,000 prize for the first person that could fly non-stop from

spaces where he's martin architect to then meet x media intent, a restaurant to jennifer linda's schmidt. we've been here the soothing sounds of daylight. do me a spoken word, artist living in rwanda power flows through my they passed. my name is pamela tonga, and your watching after you mix the before we talk to the no, yeah, so well, i mean about the atrocities of a party we signed the lived on the so we to choir. i can tell you all about the quiet, but you have to experience it's yourself. check this out. the, the sounds and stories also the africa is the way to apply. wants to bring them into the world and you know, the people to music what ever they come from music, man, sorry, please. the method of that ip that i believe works one because it has no boundaries coming from a family of climbing, but in most is so we to raised to move a be an emmy award with a and the musical director of the story to acquire which has a diverse group of 12 that includes a variety of gospel, spiritual, and traditional african phone. this is important for me to say music with people because we are able t

. >> there's eric schmidt. >> who's that? >> eric schmidt.rts of national security clearances, by the way. very much involved on that side of things, much more so than any of the other ceos -- obviously not a ceo any longer. >> a lot of people in the room won't be, randi winegartner on this back to school, teachers are already grappling with chatgpt. that's already in front of parents and kids. >> i think the person we have to listen to that may not come up as much is zuckerberg at meta has been more involved with anyone with jensen at nvidia. they're on the firing line because younger people, facebook, instagram, a.i., something to worry about or watch. >> pretty flattish open here. obviously looking a bit past the warm elements today. dow up 40. s&p up about 5. as we go to break, watch bonds as well. we got to 435 on the ten year, the highest since august 22nd if you can remember what that period was like. two years circumstanlating arou. we got the big echo print out of the day but watch out tomorrow with ppi and retail sales. back in a mi

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larry: i bet they are thank you for your service senator eric schmidt, coming up on kudlow.n is getting clobbered in the polls, that is long and short, you can put as much lipstick on that pig as you want. wild talk abowe'll talk about it with great sandra smith and great steve forbes, and which republican candidate has the best message for steward shiship ofs fro prosperity and growth for america, which one we will talk with art laffer, that should be a key >> i all right so joe biden is getting clobbered in the latest poll, affordability is breaking him -- plaguing him, joining us now sandra smith and steve forbes. sandra, you are writing, homes and cars are not affordable, i don't think that the biden understands that is what is driving his poll down. >> there is analysis on home affordability, 1 70 pointso average, when you were there it is halved. topeople cannot afford it. alexandria ocasio-cortez said this is an economy in crisis, there is a president who is doubling down, doing everything that he can. >> she still owns a nonunion tesla. larry: i did not know that, fa

where we are going to the embankment, schmidt will have a boat and a group of five people waiting foris the list. handsome klyuev, he and i studied together with someone with klyuev. wait, we definitely need to go home to izmailovsky to get the gunpowder codes and forms, forms, definitely, right? roses ivan i'm waiting for you, i'm coming. they waited and waited for you, and you drove up in such a car. i didn’t know what to think since march . people didn’t show up, they asked, the police were interested. i don't know what to answer her. i live with my mother, kiril borisovna is not came today. don't you live together? so oh, nikolai pavlovich what will it be, huh? i have five older ones. ani in the eighth month they say that the city runs out of bread completely. you clean up here and you know the receiver, i forgot. we are europe today because we preserve everything that europe should have - family and christian values. the main thing, i think, is the postulate where patriots are raised in the family. if parents at home have a negative attitude towards their country, then the child

larry: i bet they are thank you for your service senator eric schmidt, coming up on kudlow.g clobbered in the polls, that is long and short, you can put as much lipstick on that pig as you want. wild tawe'll talk about it with great sandra smith and great steve forbes, and which republican candidate has the best message for steward sship ofs f prosperity and growth for america, which one we will talk with art laffer, that should be a key point in the wednesday night debate, i'm kudlow, we'll be right back. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. f

look, senator schmidt when he was attorney general and filed the suit. the court made the right decision. it was suppression of first amendment rights. a privately held company that is a platform and conduit to get information out. that was suppressed because government regulators, people that have police powers, were in there telling them not to do this. that is a suppression of the most fundamental first amendment rights that we have in this nation. there should be more consequence than just a court ruling. i wish there were some people that were fired, prosecuted that do these types of things. this white house will pat themselves on the back and pretend it never happened. >> harris: thank you for being with me in "focus" today. appreciate you. fox news alert now. a team of rescuers working to free that american from texas that cave explorer and researcher who remains trapped more than 3,000 feet underground in southern turkey. they hope to have him out within several days. mark dickey was an international exploration mission in turkey's third deepest

michael schmidt, new york times national correspondent is on the byline of that report.h us, david jolly, former congressman from florida and an msnbc political analyst. >> michael, there was so much attention paid to federal officials, state officials, local officials, some hope that it would back down. i wonder what you're hearing from authorities about how bad this problem has actually become. >> i think one of the reasons that we wanted to write this story and wrote this story is it just seemed like whether you were a scholar, someone who studied current trends in american public opinion, a law enforcement official, a politician or simply someone just covering all of this like we were, it seemed like there was a moment here where a lot of people are ringing alarm bells about the danger that trump's rhetoric could cause. there was a filing by jack smith a week ago friday where he laid out some of the consequences of trump's rhetoric and the different perils it could pose either for his trial or for the security of people. so what we're trying to do here is to try and

are you as worried as eric schmidt is? >> he brings up very important points. down sides to ai. but recognizing them doesn't stop them. we have to recognize it and we have to be able to deal with it. it is the up side and down side that we want to learn more about and we thought that in a bipartisan way a group of four of us including senator schumer, we wanted to bring this together and say that republicans and democrats alike, we need to do this and better if we do it in a bipartisan fashion. let's learn as much as we can and bring the senate together. and find a path forward. >> you talk about up sides. for you those are very personal. >> they are. look, two parts before first of all, i'm on the armed services committee and i always want our armed services to have best of everything including ai. and on another note, when it comes to fighting cancers, fighting long term illnesses and so forth, i think that ai has real opportunities. and this is the part that we shouldn't forget about. i lost my wife not quite two years ago and she died of cancer after a long

and it's especially odd that jean schmidt would be the one to introduce this.specially since she and elton john shop at the same oversized scarf store. [ laughter ] it's hard to say "oversized scarf store." one more thing. as many of you know, we do the show in hollywood on hollywood boulevard. we decided to have some fun the other day with machine gun kelly. mgk, i call him. he is a very popular music artist, got the number one album in the country. that doesn't mean he doesn't have detractors, he does. so we helped put him in disguise as a mild-mannered reporter. we sent him on the street to ask unsuspecting pedestrians questions about him. ♪ >> i feel like this is what the profile picture of all the people that hate me look like. how do we feel about the oscars? >> it was very dramatic, yeah. real dramatic. >> we got an accent, where are you from? >> england, this is my first time in l.a. >> have you seen any famous people? >> no, unfortunately not. >> how do you feel about machine gun kelly? >> not a huge fan. >> me either, yeah. >> yeah, i think his new di

casey schmidt, his family on hand at petco park. jd davis grounded to manny machado. easy play.rong. the throw gets away. joc pederson scores. 3-0 giants. the next batter is wade mackler. safety squeeze. it works. mike yastrzemski scores. 4-0 giants. the next batter is blake sable. up the middle. hossein kim can't make the play. six run third inning for the giants. top five we go. yaz pigot opposite field. exclamation point. 12th of the season. hamstring injury and the giants win 7-2 as they continue to hold onto the wild-card spot. joe montana into the celebrity whiskey business. he partnered with gold bar whiskey to release two signature blends. he has high hopes for the niners this year. >> i think they will go to the super bowl. they definitely have the caliber team to get there. have to give them the sign. the key is, can he play like he did last year? by the looks of what i saw in the last game, he looks like he hasn't missed a thing. they will be fun to watch. they always are. they have a lot of weapons on offense. let's get going. larry: stanford will get it going. a new

more than 180 rescuers are on site and as abc news reporter emily schmidt has has more and she explainstheir mission to get him safely to the surface and there are so many mysteries in turkey's third deepest cave of unknowns, in the darkness beyond the power of a headlamp questions american explorer mark dickey hoped to answer until he got sick. >> so far under the earth's surface. >> we showed that mark is okay. mark, are you okay? i'm doing well, but doing well. >> is all relative when you're in the ground nearly as deep as the empire state building, sitting on top of the world's tallest skyscraper. so deep that when dickey was felled by what's thought to be gastrointestinal bleeding, it took more than half a day for someone to go for help. then the time needed to return. i do know that the quick response of the turkish government to get the medical supplies that i needed, in my opinion, saved my life. it's now an international effort. >> six countries involved with teams, 30 people in the cave on friday. they're working to get dickey's medical condition stable so they can begin a res

abc news reporter emily schmidt has more on their mission to get him safely to the surface. there are so many mysteries in turkey's third deepest cave. >> unknowns in the darkness beyond the power of a headlamp. questions american explorer mark dickey hoped to answer until he got sick. so far under the earth's surface. we showed that mark is okay. >> mark, are you okay? i'm doing well, but doing well is all relative when you're in the ground nearly as deep as the empire state building, sitting on top of the world's tallest skyscraper. >> so deep that when dickey was felled by what's thought to be gastrointest bleeding, it took more than half a day for someone to go for help. then time needed to return. >> i do know that the quick response of the turkish government to get the medical supplies that i needed, in my opinion, saved my life. >> it's now an international effort. >> six countries involved with teams, 30 people in the cave on friday. they're working to get dickey's medical condition stable so they can begin a rescue operation on saturday. >> it could take four days,

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joining me now by phone is washington correspondent for "the new york times," michael schmidt.ut the collapse of this deal that brought us to where we are now. first of all, give me your take on this indictment. >> well, it's pretty straightforward. and look, whenever the president's son is indicted, it's an extraordinary event. certainly by his own justice department, we did know based on a filing from the special counsel's office just a few days ago that an indictment was likely coming before the end of the month. there was some thought that maybe the special counsel's office would wait and try and negotiate a plea deal with hunter biden before the end of the month, a deal similar to the one that they had reached over the summer but dramatically collapsed in july in that federal courthouse in delaware. what sort of remains to be seen here is that will we end up with the same result that we would have as part of that deal? these charges are not brought often. hunter biden is someone who doesn't have a long criminal history. he's never been in prison before, and there's some th

michael schmidt is washington correspondent for "the new york times" garrett, any substantive headlinesm this hearing? >> reporter: i was struck by the fact that house republicans are probably thrill that had this hearing fell when it did on the calendar. grilling merrick garland units them that funding the government hasn't done so far. to me this is all about house republicans trying to set a predicate for their impeachment inquiry into joe biden by peppering the a.g. with questions about what he knows about the investigation into hunter biden, how it began, what his conversations were about it, and what his supervisor role is or is not in it now. garland largely can't answer those questions. he's trying to keep his hands out of it. as you kind of understand from the clip you just played with jim jordan, to house republicans that's somehow a sign of further malfeasance malfeasance. so we go back and forth on that topic, and i suspect as we get into the later rounds this afternoon, that will continue to be the focus from the republican side of the aisle. >> michael, no surprise this wa

eric schmidt was t the tech g g ceo f for a a dedecade.me of their fortune to start the ocean institute in 2009. they lauaunched thisis new r re vessel c called the felcoror 2 march. it's a state-of-the-art floating laboratory that scientists can use for free. one of the biggest problems is access to ship time. we're not a science program. we do have scientists. we are a platform inviting scientists from all over the worlrld to come e on board.d. have been 1100 or more so far. >> reporter: they've made some incredible discoveries. this summer off the coast of central america, scientists discovered an entirely new ecosystem in volcanic caves beneath these hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor. nenear costa rica in june, a ne deep sea octopus nursery, only the fourth knownwn one i in the woworld. >> amazing animals,s, guardiansf the abyss in my mind. >> repororter: and during a 20-y exhibition in waters off puerto rico, they may have found new species of coral while studying the impact climate change is having on them. >> this is where the d

it's was a huge price talbot, in spite of i hit the jennifer melinda schmidt, berliner from switzerland, the and that is how today's episode comes to an end. i hope you enjoyed it and learnt as much as i did. remember to take us out to d, w. dot com, forward slash feedback pool until next time. good 5, the, our specialties placed with a luxury pleasure. flavored with a touch of our culinary excellence. this is where all the ashes your saver you are in 30 minutes. d w, the you can draw the line between the space is because i don't believe that space is, is i'm all really relevant criteria and any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2 2 2 we humans are closer to the gym. pansy concerned that you pansy is even to a dog. a donkey or series about our complex relationship with animals. watch now on youtube. d. w documentary, flying rivers created by a most of full spring. most of how is it going to be trees displacing now it's up to $1000.00 places as well. so in a day for sea forest bias is that pricing large amounts of moist good fields or in the invisible river that f

they had giants and thoughts start there with brother schmidt and and schroeder.neral, too, about whom we have now forgotten , we remember him. only uh, in the proposal to the nord stream there are two, in general, there were people who sucked at the democratic idea , they never gave it in contrast, by the way, from schultz. who u started out as a pacifist ends up as militarists. in general, his activities, he probably. i really want to be like helma kohl in 1982 , 1983, who decided not to place the pershing missiles of the united states of america in germany at that time. now he wants to go out, probably with another so to equate. i didn’t allow it here, but i allowed the supply of tauruses to ukraine, and at some time other parts of the current began to appear in germany, in particular green ones. well, in principle, it would be perceived by them. well hippies hippies have they hits, well here they come. they are there in sneakers, t-shirts, they came , they say, there, let's save. here is the green. here we do not have enough oxygen , we will limit the emission

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schmidt. he throws the ball. bailey and baylor would actually get hurt on that play. cubs.o up. 76. now. this was just icing on the cake. nick morrow puts it away. three-run blast into the shrubbery guys lose 11 to 8. they're now only a game above 500. they are falling fast. we're a playoff spot. pete, this a's fan in toronto. he has his cell. he shared on got the dog with i'm not my type of dog, but some people love. the little boy told. >> all first they had to face former teammate chris bassitt he just dominated ap pitched 8 gave up just one run and struck out 7 times picked up his 14th win of the year. now, still scoreless in the 7th, blue jays. they got things going all the runs. they would need. kevin key meyer got them started with the bases loaded later in the inning. george springer. another hit. it's 3 to nothing. same ending. davis schneider, runs want rip a shot to the left field wall. things just coming apart. the blue jays score 6 in the 7th. they win 7 to some. and it's just been. been bad mojo for the giants. bad mojo for days. and honestly at this point gra

a school to remember for me and you said i'm looking at his desk, but since you left can you hear schmidt? yes. is it adding a new village here near thompson? was there soto ski nother? what cook is that each option that you really have at the upper east coast? did you pretty cool valley, but as soon as it's in a more secure metrowood of fancy, surely let him go on more me some of the on the 4th board them at the machine, you may wish him know good when leslie of the, of the bush and boiler will foreclosure unless they have the value of it for should deshar. yes, good, good bush, him is up and may have interface cuz if it is so, if the school is up with me, but i'd be keeping the fruits of us the silly if she's just sitting scapes, beauty, that most of i'm like visiting fee screen for spider i'm with best buy new port than i missed a good photo, but we listen over and good with confidence in open a ticket that could do that. let's see if pollute sheila g. chris johns. it used to be a solution you more court total. could us use the solution? 80, i'm sca imperious at this moment. last sprin

soldier, to give more visibility and recognition to injured veterans dw corresponded for you on north schmidt. a german competitor. ah, ah, there's not much time left now for a fund cleaned and back to improve on his serve. the 56 year old federal police officer is part of germany's invictus team. in the lead up to the event, the german athletes hoping to find 2 and begging funk linden beck has played table tennis for funds since his childhood. until recently, however, he has never been particularly skilled at it yet. thanks to the professional coaches at this training camp, that's finally changing something back from brooklyn. if you were in playing professionally or in the club already, you realize how are you are improving here. and that gives you a sense of achievement. that in turn also helps you cope with your p t s. d. on the phone. all 30 a team members have been wounded soldiers or in the emergency services. only few have visible scars fund, like most of the team members has p t as the as posttraumatic stress disorder was triggered in 2019 while the federal police officer was deploye

would schmidt university. if the german forces, how important german military supplies for you. okay. well, it's basically a turning point at the moment where we seeing that this will be their equipment is running out is wearing outs and needs to be replaced urgently by wisdom a made our models and vehicles before it is now the time to actually replace the entire arsenal of you training on forces and to and in that states that the drum delivers are an essential component. would you say that germany slow supply of weapons, however, is partly to blame for this war. dragging on so long. i think we have to differentiate on that one and we see it mostly in the public domain as a conventional war which is for the ukrainian side and also for the russian side. however, for a nato and germany in particular, it has a different component that has a nuclear component which russia has raced since the beginning of the war. so therefore we are in a state where we need to in the, in direction, negotiate what sort of weapon deliveries are actually acceptable to the other side with us without us

however, some republicans like missouri senators eric schmidt and josh hawley are pushing back. think it's unrealistic for united states. >> to continue down this road with a blank check to see look people's money. and this been 115 billion of it. so far. they have basically nothing to show for but fellow republican senator lindsey graham says that view is short-sighted. so the idea we've got nothing out of it is just a disconnect from reality. >> despite the opposition, there is an expectation that the new aid package will go through reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> still ahead tonight kron, 4 news at 6, a bus carries some kids to camp in new york ends in a deadly crash after goes over an embankment. we have the latest on the victims the latest on the victims conditions tonight. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fe

casey schmidt, his family on hand at petco park. jd davis grounded to manny machado. easy play.ong. the throw gets away. joc pederson scores. 3-0 giants. the next batter is wade mackler. safety squeeze. it works. mike yastrzemski scores. 4-0 giants. the next batter is blake sable. up the middle. hossein kim can't make the play. six run third inning for the giants. top five we go. yaz pigot opposite field. exclamation point. 12th of the season. hamstring injury and the giants win 7-2 as they continue to hold onto the wild-card spot. joe montana into the celebrity whiskey business. he partnered with gold bar whiskey to release two signature blends. he has high hopes for the niners this year. >> i think they will go to the super bowl. they definitely have the caliber team to get there. have to give them the sign. the key is, can he play like he did last year? by the looks of what i saw in the last game, he looks like he hasn't missed a thing. they will be fun to watch. they always are. they have a lot of weapons on offense. let's get going. larry: stanford will get it going. a new

hoffmanski, and the first vice president, lusdel carmen ibaniz and karana caranso and judge bertram schmidth a mirror answer, can there really be a precedent, or can it really be, help, because they are wanted. according to the article of the criminal code, they do not specify which one, i think that somewhere under pumice stone they stole beer from a supermarket, or something? according to which article, but listen, well, it seems to me that it’s not even worth talking about, though, well, it’s funny, just fine, but look, we wanted to question you, we asked a lot , we even had, and there were also judges in the studio here , former supreme court judges and others, a lot of different, legal procedures take place with the recording of both war crimes, yes and crimes against humanity under very different articles and you just think to yourself, the italian prosecutor's office works here with ukrainian refugees from the occupied territory, here they work, here the front office of the criminal court, and you just want to understand, will there be such a unified register, but somehow they share

and back with us at the table, "new york times'" mike schmidt.lear how important taveras is, mike. walt nauta is the one that becomes fascinating to me. it's clear they knew from the footage exactly what had happened. and once taveras tells them about trump wanting to delete all of that footage he seems to instantly implicate his co-conspirators. but it seems that as far as we know the government doesn't have any breakthroughs with nauta or the others even after they gained his cooperation. >> i think the most interesting part of this story or one of it is actually buried toward the end, where they talk about, and this has been reported but it's still not answered. was the pool drained to destroy the servers. because the servers why moved by one of the trump org folks after the flood to ensure that they wouldn't be destroyed. and the story says, as my colleagues report, that it's still unclear why the pool was drained and had it been drained to destroy these things. and i'm not sure how legally that changes it, but it's just an extraordinary fact

but the company sees no link to tell that's crimes, that's al schmidt. the despise intensive tools know by a representative would appear on camera. instead, they wrote that plow. that's nice to experiments for him. not in our sweets and 19431944. had nothing to do with his previous home and research. by 1940, the previous scientific interaction between cloud back and sharing had seen him shoot the feeling that they are complicit. not to the extent of the murders or the doctors unit, but they helped them from the background corner. they made these crimes possible should, because without these companies thought they'd be, without their research, finds their support and the ability to later sell products resulting from the research. these crimes might never have been committed to a position to gauge with festivals. i keep missing. oh, how can i reconcile experiment results that may benefit us for now, but which has been obtained under such completely indisputable, impossible transgressive ethical conditions because of the survivors have said that they want

casey schmidt. he has time. just a bad throw. j.d. davis can't make the play. two runs score for nothing. cleveland after one. all right. let's get to some grit here in the eighth. two on for davis. this is a towel fly ball. it is way back in bay area. native stephen quinn leaps but gone game tying three run jack five all on to the 10th we go bases loaded lamonte wade jr flies to left patrick bay he's a catcher going to try to tag up and score play at the plate and he is safe good night game over drive home safely giants win six, five and ten. now within half a game of that final wild card spot, the a's going for a sweep. a first place. houston, look out. jordan diaz drilled in the head by houston pitcher hunter brown thank goodness for the helmet. diaz somehow stayed in the game. tougher than me, that's for sure. yordan alvarez three run bomb off of paul blackburn upper deck job. hayes didn't get their first hit until the ninth. it was no no watch for a while. scored twice, but failed to sweep six two astros big trent williams of the 49 ers going to try to do

harans and judge bertram schmidt.let me remind you that the hague court accused the russian dictator putin and the commissioner of children's affairs, maria lviva bilova, of complicity in the deportation of children from ukraine. i will not go alone, but with a company. putin will visit china together with the heads of gazprom and rosneft. this is reported by the reuters agency. alexiy miller and ihor sechyn will accompany. the head of the kremlin during his trip to the third belt and road forum where putin was invited by chinese leader xi jinping himself. i would like to note that sino-russian trade has increased sharply since february 2000 due to the economic sanctions of the west. yurii gorbunov, alla mazur and natalya moseichuk, together with war correspondent oleksandr zagorodny and other journalists, are going to take kolomoiskyi as bail. the appeal is pending in the kyiv court of appeal regarding the preventive measure of the oligarch ihor kolomoiskyi. before the start of the session , kolomoiskyi told reporter

bertram schmidt.is is stated on the website of the russian ministry of internal affairs and communications. no specific or criminal charges articles are not brought against them, after in march 2023 the international criminal court issued warrants for the arrest of the president of russia , vladimir putin, and vladimir putin and his representative, maria lvova bilovova, for kidnapping ukrainian children. moscow has already put several judges of the international criminal court and chief prosecutor karim ham on the wanted list. russia then with... accused them of attacking a representative of a foreign government, and this order was issued for the wanted prosecutor of the international criminal court, karim akhan, back in may, now issue three more warrants, so be it, so be it, search, search, and the usa will continue to support the efforts of the iaea to prevent a nuclear catastrophe and will do it by ensuring safety at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, as well as at other nuclear power plants of

that's as leaders of the go to kind of mentioned as a by john schmidt as a, by johnny officials of all the in the city of, of last they discussed how the regions ethnic are medium populations, the integrated because the poland says it'll stop supplying additional weapons to ukraine, then, long term allies could have been locked in a dispute have a grain impulse power and had fine grain from the crane to protect the interests of its own farmers. the international organization for migration says, the number of people displaced by flooding in libya has now exceeded 43000 thousands, were killed in the dissolved stow, which struck when 2 dams collapsed. they say the population needs urgent supplies of food and water, as well as mental health support. rescue teams are continuing to search for survivors, but 10 days on little hope of finding any want to live and survive as that. and i say it's the government's fault. so many people have died out of the additional. i blame the officials. this is of the reality that we're living in the officials are thieves. we're not government employees were

when the social democratic german chancellor hiddenwood schmidt's insistence on the gas pipeline deal in the early eighty's to secure a cheap soviet gas for euro. and although reagan hits told him in a uh to stop the contract and the one on one meeting minutes looking out of the window y rate and spoke to him. if menchie fell from grace, the conservative fan would quote, became the new chancellor of germany without an election by an allegedly use assistance, both of no confidence in germany and the parliament latest when it comes to russian gas. the us has no allies about hostages. on top of that, some hostages suffer from stockholm syndrome like the current swedish and german government. thank you. i thanks mr. phone on for his briefing, and i'll give the floor to mister jimmy doors. the readings, mister president, distinguished members of the council. i'm here to speak today about the attack on the nordstrom pipeline that took place one year ago on september 26th, 2022 for explosions ruptured the north stream. one and 2 pipelines that carried natural gas from russia to euro was the

first vice president luzel carmen and bañez caranza and judge bertram schmidt.let me remind you, the hague court accused the russian dictator putin and the commissioner of children's affairs, maria lviva bilova, in connection with the deportation of children from ukraine. president of turkey recep tayyip erdogan met with president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev to discuss the latest developments in nagirny kar erdogan is visiting azerbaijan on a one-day visit. azerbaijan's victory in nagorno-karabakh could change the balance of power in the south caucasus region, where russia, the united states, turkey and iran are jockeying for influence. erdogan and aliyev will also take part in the ceremony to start the construction gas pipeline yurii gorbunov, alla mazur and nataliya moseichuk, together with war correspondent oleksandr zagorodny and other journalists, are going to take kolomoiskyi as bail. in the kyiv court of appeals, the review of the appeal regarding the preventive measure against the oligarch ihor kolomoisky is ongoing. before the start of the session , kolo

philip allocco, who led the 9/11 commission as a director, and who worked with four foundations, the schmidt future foundation, the rockefeller foundation, the school foundation and the stand together to try to get some diversity of funding and diversity of viewpoints on planning what was then the covid commission lending group , and he began assembling that group through a sort of snowball process of interviewing people involved in the pandemic in many ways, asking us after the interviews doing them. and so, we sort of us old and that way. as we said, we wanted to document into oral history and some fresh memories for the potential future commission, and as we all saw, that was not adopted in the various pieces of legislation that could have adopted it. so, the book was written, really, by philip, which is good, because he's actually a great writer. some of us are not all as good -- most of us are not as good writers as he. and i won't go into the details of it. but i do recommend, i think one of the things that's good about his is that it's extremely readable. his ability to write well, ev

casey schmidt. he has time. just a bad throw. j.d. davis can't make the play.ing. cleveland after one. all right. let's get to some grit here in the eighth. two on for davis. this is a towel fly ball. it is way back in bay area. native stephen quinn leaps but gone game tying three run jack five all on to the 10th we go bases loaded lamonte wade jr flies to left patrick bay he's a catcher going to try to tag up and score play at the plate and he is safe good night game over drive home safely giants win six, five and ten. now within half a game of that final wild card spot, the a's going for a sweep. a first place. houston, look out. jordan diaz drilled in the head by houston pitcher hunter brown thank goodness for the helmet. diaz somehow stayed in the game. tougher than me, that's for sure. yordan alvarez three run bomb off of paul blackburn upper deck job. hayes didn't get their first hit until the ninth. it was no no watch for a while. scored twice, but failed to sweep six two astros big trent williams of the 49 ers going to try to do what they do often to th

nothing cubs right away in the first top of the seventh giants down seven nothing runner on for casey schmidtds the gap in right center luis matos score that made it 7 to 1 but in the seventh cubs up seven two at this point. cody bellinger he has had such a great year. 24th homer of the season. the giants lose 826 straight losses there, 70 and 70 with 22 to go now, two and a half games out of the final wild card spot. umbrellas in oakland a's trying to avoid the broom and a sweep against toronto and j.p. sears was good on the mound. down goes daulton varsho and then george springer. and finally, davis schneider. in the fifth five innings, three strikeouts, just one earned run in the sixth. a's up two, one, two on nobody out. kevin smith gets all of that one to left center. a three run shot and the a's win five two. next up, bruce bochy's, rangers in texas on friday. stefan and aisha curries eat learn play foundation has a goal to raise and invest $50 million into oakland unified school district by 2026. the curries were at lockwood steam academy in oakland today to give out food books and joi

where we are going on the embankment, a boat and a group of five people will be waiting for schmidt.e is the list. handsome klyuev, we studied together, with whom with a key stop. we need to definitely go home to izmailovsky street to take the code of gunpowder, and the forms, forms, definitely, yes. roses ivan i'm waiting for you coming. they were waiting, waiting for you, and you drove up in such a car. i didn't know what to think since march for months, people did not appear, they asked, the police were interested. i don't know what to say to her mother, i live herbarisovna didn't come today. don't you live together? so oh, nikolai pavlovich. what will it be, eh? i have five older ones. ani in the eighth month they say the city runs out of bread. clean up here and the receiver, you know, i forgot. didn't show. let me go, yes please. you that anything i go, i will simply answer. healthy you why the prescription, and he says that he went to work, there it is what kind of work went on today a series of wholesales again and explosives guys are waiting for me, that it is not necessary

the state's former attorney general who is now a gop senator, eric schmidt has called that ruling major win against censorship. the justice will evaluate all the options. >> thank you. >>> speaking of covid, common sense department is amazed. it was only months ago the california governor gavin newsom was bragging and pointing fingers at florida and texas. then just a few days ago, newsom went on national television saying that when it comes to covid, california would have done everything differently. that criticism was legitimate in terms of reflection. he said this quoting now. we didn't know what we didn't know. common sense thinks he knew what he knew. dissenting views, opinions and suggestions that didn't fit the popular narrative, the biden narrative and california narrative were censored. not because it lacked science or relevance, because it lacked conformity. it didn't march in lock step with the media, teacher union and fauci's. governor newsom said that all of the sudden health became partisan. he's right. it did become partisan. instead of robust debate, the left opted for n

nothing cubs right away in the first top of the seventh giants down seven nothing runner on for casey schmidtght center luis matos score that made it 7 to 1 but in the seventh cubs up seven two at this point. cody bellinger he has had such a great year. 24th homer of the season. the giants lose 826 straight losses there, 70 and 70 with 22 to go now, two and a half games out of the final wild card spot. umbrellas in oakland a's trying to avoid the broom and a sweep against toronto and j.p. sears was good on the mound. down goes daulton varsho and then george springer. and finally, davis schneider. in the fifth five innings, three strikeouts, just one earned run in the sixth. a's up two, one, two on nobody out. kevin smith gets all of that one to left center. a three run shot and the a's win five two. next up, bruce bochy's, rangers in texas on friday. stefan and aisha curries eat learn play foundation has a goal to raise and invest $50 million into oakland unified school district by 2026. the curries were at lockwood steam academy in oakland today to give out food books and join students on th

in touch with us , bundestag deputy evgeniy schmidt from the alternative for germany party is here when you listen to all these laws that are being passed. how do you react to this and is there anything you can do to counter this madness? yes, in fact , the law itself was initially more or less logical. it says the following, that is, the import of items is prohibited. luxury, that is number of cars, that is, the list is attached there. eh, for further sale. here on the territory of germany and making a profit that will be used by the russian authorities to destabilize the situation in ukraine, that is, of course, that is, russians are not allowed to import items. luxury for sale further, that is , unexpectedly. uh, at the beginning of summer, the authorities begin to confiscate the cars of russians, including those traveling through germany, supposedly justifying the question with these sanctions. how does a person cross the german border then is directed towards france, and will receive some significant benefit, which will go to the russian authorities. that is this question. it just

joining me now is steve schmidt, former republican strategist and founder of the warning podcast and channel. i am going to led you respond to that. donald trump is being very open about what a trump term, which would be apparently a permanent trump term would entail. it does seem in many cases the country and the media seems numb to it. >> i think there's no question that the country and the media is numb to it. the threshold in this moment is very simple. everything that donald trump says should be taken literally and seriously. what he did today was threaten the employees, the journalists at nbc news. what he said more broadly is he's going to shut down the free media in the united states. what he announced today as a candidate for president in 2023 is he's coming after the american media. he's coming after his political opponents. why is he running for president? he's running for retribution. retribution, according to donald trump, is a philosophy of avenging anybody who is against him. so we are on the edge of an abyss in this country, and it seems that there is a paralysis, a n