frank schneider is a former top spy. contacts, knew how the darker side of this world actually worked. the word "spy" already has. quite a negative connotation because it actually means doing something a bit sleazy. - i don't know what happened. i don't know. i took a client, took the wrong client. i i took... i said yes to the wrong person. i'm not saying that i wasn't attracted by the potential. financial gains. i mean, of course. ruja was very brilliant, . extremely smart, but her success was accompanied by all sorts of problems, i specifically her - boyfriend, gilbert. we found out, pretty . much at the beginning, that gilbert was a problem. ruja had been tipped off that her boyfriend, gilbert armenta, had been arrested in the us for money laundering. she was worried he might talk. frank, or ruja, bought the townhouse above gilbert to specifically have spies in there listening in on what gilbert was doing. this was a very sophisticated woman. this was not your run—of—the—mill white collar criminal. so we get all thes

schneider lost to american jessica peguli. in the opening set , the russian was losing 2:5, then made it 4:5 and had two breakpoints on the american's serve. was used and the set was lost, in the next set there was no special struggle, schneider lost with a score of 2:6. another representative of russia, lyudmila samsonova , was weaker than the world's number one racket from poland and gisviontok. in the opening set , the game was equal until the score was 5:4 in polyachka's favor, but then samsonova made four mistakes in the game on her serve and gave up the set. in the second set , Šviontok was unstoppable, the world's number one racket took her with a score of 6:1. russian athletes won seven medals on another competition day of the paralympics in paris. dmitry chernyaev won gold in the 100-meter swimming. he was just 24 seconds short of breaking his own world record. another winner of the gold medal was evgeny torsunov, he is the first in the long jump, and with a paralympic record. silver medals in swimming were won by den

now, it would be out of character for 49ers coach kyle shanahan to fire schneider mid-season, so don't to happen. but as the 49ers try to get off their schneid, there is growing pressure on special teams coach brian schneider's group to fix their problems. after all, the 49ers have enough talent on their team. they don't have to win games on special teams. they just can't lose the. all right, next week, 49ers and patriots. we'll see what happens. all right. still ahead sean diddy combs is being moved in prison. the person he will be near that has baareay why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught

schneider lost with a score of 2:6. another representative of russia, lyudmila samsonova, was weaker than the first racket world from poland and geshven so. in the opening set, up to the score of 5-4 in favor of the polish woman , the game was equal, but then. samsonova made four mistakes in the game on her serve and gave up the set. in the second set, the shvyonutok were already unstoppable, the world's number one racket took it with a score of 6:1. the russian national football team is preparing for matches against vietnam and thailand. the day before, the national team held a training session in novogorsk. karpin's team gathered without its leaders, golovin , miranchuk and chalov, and now also without the scoring defender igor deveev, his will replace valentin palkov from. kuzyaev and safonov, playing in the french championship, will come straight to hanoi. on the pitch of the novogorsk base the day before, 10 football players without goalkeepers went out, while the rest were working out. in the gym. our team will pl

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medvedev will meet with the portuguese borzhish, and schneider with the american.the most notable news in the sports world at this minute. briefly about the main thing, by the fifth minute. vladimir putin, on the eve of his visit to mongolia, gave an interview to the o. newspaper. the president noted that the main reason for the tragedy in ukraine was the deliberate anti-russian policy west. but despite the support of the kiev regime by the united states and its allies, russia will continue to carry out all the tasks of the special military operation. in the border area of ​​the kursk region, the russian military carried out. successful strikes against the armed forces of ukraine. our murmansk infantrymen in armored personnel carriers stopped the advance of the enemy column and destroyed the militants' armored vehicles. the crew of the su-34 eliminated the temporary deployment point of the nationalist. september 3 will be a day of mourning in kamchatka for the victims of the crash of 8. the helicopter crashed in the area of ​​the vyshkazhets mountain range 31 augus

michelle donelan and james schneider alongside me have opened a can of worms here. can tell you that because lots of people getting in touch and i asked for women's perspective as well. i've had women writing in as well, saying that if they were business owners, they would avoid employing women of what they say are a certain age because of the costs of it all. blimey, what do you make of all of that? look, lots of other things i need to discuss with you tonight. we speak, don't we, about growth in this country and how important the uk economy is and all the rest of it. well, today, the uk's biggest steelworks ends production after 100 years. you'll be familiar with this story, of course. by now i'm talking about tata steel in south wales, port talbot . i in south wales, port talbot. i mean, don't even get me started on the fact that one of the reasons tata are saying that they're closing this plant, one of the reasons is about things like climate concerns, but they're also simultaneously opening a blast furnace in india. but i have to ask, do you think we've done en

her schneider lost with a score of 2:6.r representative of russia lyudmila samsonova was weaker than the world's number one racket from poland and gisven so. in the opening set until the score of 5:4 in favor of the polish woman was. an equal game, but then samsonova made four mistakes in the game on her serve and gave up the set. in the second set shventok was already unstoppable, her world number one racket took with a score of 6:1. russian athletes won seven medals on another competition day of the paralympics in paris. dmitry chernyaev won gold in the 100m swimming. he was just 24 seconds short of breaking his own world record. another winner of the highest standard award was evgeny torsunov, he was first in the long jump, and with a paralympic record. silver medals in swimming were won by denis tarasov in the 50m freestyle and zoya shchyurova also in the 50m backstroke. russian athletes artem kalashan and dmitry safronov came in second and third in the 100m, respectively. moscow cska defeated voronezh in the men's hand

medvedev will meet with portuguese borzhish, and schneider with american pegula.ska became the owner of the moscow mayor's cup in hockey. in the final match of the last pre-season tournament, the army team defeated spartak in the derby 4:3. cska hockey players three times during the meeting came forward. spartak players tied the score each time. as a result, the teams played until the series of bulitov, where. the decisive throw was made by the army man ivan drozdov. the final of the moscow mayor's cup became the second most attended match of the tournament. almost 10,000 spectators were present in the stands, which is a very good indicator for pre-season competitions. these are the most notable news from the world of sports at this minute. ilya, thank you. ilya kostin spoke about sports. we continue. the authorities of the republic of korea, following france, have launched an investigation against messenger telegram. siul plans to cooperate with paris and international organizations on this case. let me remind you that the french authorities are investigating the

republicans are after google coming google can no longer sleep safe at night. >> interesting dan schneideree to see you and i'm david and four elizabeth mcdonald and thank you so much for watching and it is time now for the bottom line and dagen mcdowell and sean duffy it's all yours. >> thank you david. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: good evening i am dagen mcdowell

cnn's jessica schneider joins us now with more and jessica, this is very unmarried. garland of berkoff, garland to come out like this. >> it's notable, jim, we've seen the attorney general respond to these attacks and congressional hearing springs one questioned by lawmakers, may be in response to questions from the press, but he is going to be making a full throated defense of his employees. doj officials fbi agents in this really notable speech, he's going to be delivering it around 11, 30 this morning to his employees, two u.s. attorneys who are in town and it's real really incredible. you know, we say we won't let this department be used as a political weapon while he doesn't mention donald trump or his allies by name, it is very clear, even in reading the excerpts that we've been given, that merrick garland is sending a trump and his allies, we don't appreciate these attacks. we won't tolerate these tax and employees of the justice department, the attorney general will say, i have your back, in particular, merrick garland will say this to the employees. it is da

schneider took revenge, defeating her opponent in two sets with the same score 6:2. in the next round, diana will have to a tough match against the sixth. reaching this stage of the us open for the second time in her career. in the third round, she defeated american ashlyn kruger in just 1 hour and 2 minutes, giving up only two games to her opponent. 6:1 6:1. but then samsonova faces a tough test in the person of the world's number one racket, iga swiatok. the twenty-three-year-old representative of poland inflicted in the third round. in the final of the russian beach soccer championship, kristall played against spartak. the most intense period of the match was the third. at the beginning, the st. petersburg team led 3:1. but then the red-whites got even, scoring twice in a little over a minute, but still the ending was dictated by the invincible this season kristall, already the third goal of this match by rodrigo again brought the orange forward, in the last minute egor remizov secured the advantage with a penalty 5:3. kristall became the champion of the country f

speak your mind america one of the stars of s&l rob schneider.ars of your life show was a politically correct back then? >> no but they lean left, you kind of got that. if you are in your 20s you would like any institution, they are not immune from this will claris but they are out of it and i think the fact that they fired the comedian, that really funny comedian and brought him back to host and they fired nora donald and they brought him back to us as well. >> you writing a book so barack obama was getting an easy time. >> barack obama treated that the best comedy writer saturday night live, he wrote those. still stayed in basically retired now but wrote those sketches which is really funny because with he summed up in the country kind of like pushes something and exaggerated to use he was happening and you saw how the reporters wanted obama to they would ask hillary complicated questions on the two-party system the palestinians in the competition and barack obama, who's your favorite basketball team? >> and exaggeration of the tr truth. >> eve

schneider. i'll show you what he looks like. here is the cover of the american magazine rock world."publishing certain books was forbidden, journals and television were under government control, and the political activists were not allowed to work freely, even famous brands in the world were not allowed to have any store in the soviet union, because the government believed they promoted american culture, a big and tasty for just dollar, how do you do it, what's your secret?" "the situation was made intolerable for many people, but the government had a plan for them, forced labor camps. those who were involved in governmental and administrative corruption sometimes found themselves in those places, but most of them were busy working in the same government offices. the situation could have been much better, if the authorities reconciled with the world, then using the international loans, large-scale scientific and commercial exchanges and foreign investments would be possible, but on the condition that the world was made sure the aid would be spent on the welfare of the soviet people.

and now i will pass it along to troy schneider. [applause] ♪ >> thank you, tom.t of this wonderful team. and thanks to all of you for joining us today for this important event. i also want to thank you all for your patience. it's a lovely problem to have, i know there are long lines, i know there are some of you in the overflow space or check today and we appreciate you working with us as we get everyone in to take full advantage of today's summit. as tom mentioned, our theme is advancing cybersecurity in the ai age. programming throughout this week is focused on three key areas. we look at cyber impact on service this ai's impact on cybersecurity. we continue our focus on cloud security as we have for several years, and we look at managed risks in the wake of the changing threat landscape, looking at where cyber and cybersecurity is going more broadly, and we are taking a hard look at data security and now that the ai age is upon us. finally, we are continuing to look at the nexus of cyber and critical infrastructure. you will learn more about that in the variou

thank you vivek ramaswamy, rob schneider, kat timpf, tyrus, studio audience. i love you, america.i'm trace gallagher, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00

make amazing happen schneider electric and cdw. are still calling each other rock stars. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. caroline: fans of oasis are looking back in anger. do you get a check up at ticketmaster, thanks to prices skyrocketing for the groups reunion tour. the ticket platform was using dynamic pricing, which of course adjusts prices based on real-time demand. prices jumped by multiples when tickets went on sale, prompting hundreds of complaints tablet ties and regulators. charlie wells joins us now. you are the boys when it comes to personal finance. you have been bracing for this, people playing the system ahead of it, charlie. charlie: yes they have. i have been covering this since last week. i have been talking to fans up and down the u.k. and it is striking how the energy has changed from last week when there was a

schneider took revenge, defeating her opponent in two sets with the same score of 6:2. in the next round, diana will have a difficult match against the sixth racket of the world. american jessica pegula. at 18, we will root for our lyudmila samsonova, who repeated her achievement, reaching this stage of the us open for the second time in her career. in the third round, she defeated american ashlyn kruger in just 1 hour and 2 minutes, giving up only two games to her opponent. 6:1 6:1. but then samson faces a tough test in the person of the world's number one racket, iga swiatok. the twenty-year-old representative of poland defeated her in the third round. in the final of the russian beach soccer championship, kristall played against spartak. the third period was the most intense in the match. at the beginning, the st. petersburg team led 3:1, the whites fought back, scoring twice in a little over a minute, but still the ending was dictated by the invincible this season kristall, already the third goal of this match by rodrigo again brought the orange team ahead, in the l

social, social, social frontier, sugar medicine, it's a slip boys. flow of schneider again is this devolve for the convoluted science of laws. virginia for which was the one that was because of the video shortly. so blue book is not just the theme is going to invite you to go through the same design and just doesn't see. the kind of answer is bullshit of the book. the most of you, once i know this is i use the grandmother to unplug it. that's the one place and he lives out. no. yeah, no, no, no, it was, but she's been lovely. no, yes, but almost smoke too low, so she won't be my phone is not yours for the, for the guy that for me to some of the movie shouldn't be me in the snow. is this whole which i've all for that. i've been this which doesn't go to this house quote, which is the most shit sudden that sort of them. i don't think it was. americans are not giving any more money or weapons to zalinski americans or against ukraine. we are on the side of russia. we are in our own revolution, but no more zalinski, no more ukraine level receive. i can only apologize for the american weapon that

social, social, social physician at the slip boys flow of schneider again, is this devolve for the convoluted science of laws. virginia for which was the one that was cuz you got the video who shortly. so blue book gives me just a little beam, is going to invite you to consider to see if there's any disturbance in this kind of into his bush at the bottom. yes, i'm booked all of the ones i most of this is the grandmother. the still as long as i still p as in one place and he lives out? no. yeah, no, no, no, it was but she's the been lovely. no, yes, i'm a slope to the lowest. the my phone is not yours was not go for the guy that for me as the movie should lead me in the snow. is this what size of florida? i've been this which doesn't procedures for this house quote to ship settings that sort of down. i don't think it was. americans are not giving any more money or weapons to zalinski americans or against ukraine. we are on the side of russia. we are in our own revolution, but no more zalinski, no more ukraine level receive. i can only apologize for the american weapon that wounded you, i'm sor

david schneider is executive director of the first amendment coalition. it's a violation of the first amendment to exclude the public and the press. how about the filings? why aren't your filings at the clerk's office? i talked to the clerk. we filed them. did you file with the clerk's office? can you tell were they filed today? no. what? do you know the date offhand? i don't. i'm sorry. schneider says there are reasons records can be filed under seal, but that didn't happen here. what? >> it appears to have happened here is the lawyers just did an end run around all of that and simply didn't file the papers in a public place and if that's what happened, it's deeply troubling. >> in addition to asking his defense attorneys about the missing filings on wednesday, i asked the court public information officer, the clerk's office supervisor, and the courtroom manager. the following day, an unscheduled hearing was held where the judge blasted his defense attorneys for not following court rules and filing their documents on the public docket. the i-team obtaine

so i'm at the slip boys. flow of schneider again, has this devolve for the tumble experience as was virginia for, which was the one that was because you got the video chevy. so blue book is no, just the theme is going to invite you to go through the same design and just don't see the kind of intuitive, bullshit of the ones i most. this is the grandmother of law. yeah, that's the one place and he lives out. no, yeah, no, no, no, it was, but she's the been lovely. no, yes, it almost feel too long as it was you won't be my phone is not just for the, for the guy that for me to some of the movie should lead me little by the exist outside for the for that i've been this which doesn't for susan gordon. this house quote, which is the most funny that's what comes down to them. i was americans are not giving any more money or weapons to zelinski. americans are against ukraine. we are on the side of russia. we are in our own revolution, but no more zalinski, no more ukraine to level receive. i can only apologize for the american weapon that wounded you, i'm sorry, but it's corrupt governments and weapo

goldman sachs, james schneider and former conservative adviser charlie rowley james.hink of the high end property market? my goodness, what a what a what a terrible tragedy. now when we say that the wealthy are leaving britain, it presents this kind of idea, like they've got these sacks of money and they're taking the money away. the reason why people have wealth is either this is a non—dom. so that's we're talking about we are now going to tax their wealth , which isn't in britain, wealth, which isn't in britain, or we're talking about people who have assets here in britain. they're not picking up and moving the houses that you own, the debt that you're paying, the assets that they hold in companies in infrastructure, in factories and so on. those things will stay here. wealth, actual wealth, the real wealth, which is in our country is quite easy, is quite difficult to move . easy, is quite difficult to move. the people that own it can move, but the actual things are still going to be here. >> all right , charlie, going to be here. >> all right, charlie, i mean, that

sara and i know you will be watching as well. >> we jessica schneider. thank you so much for your reporting this morning. john alright. >> extra security for a peaceful transition. the secret service confirms when congress will get the full weight of the federal government behind the security for this year's january 6 and the pilot who's alaska airlines flight lost a door in midair, talks about what happened for the first time i didn't know that there was a hole in the airplane until we landed return back birth one-on-one was overwhelming. the idea that this fictional character plate raul in politics, is bananas tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture. ramirez, september 22 at nine on cnn where you worried the wedding would be too much destination wedding. >> why did they use my backyard? >> with empower? we get all our financial questions answered, so we don't have to worry, empower what's next so khan is 22-years-old and we've been together most of my life not often. >> do you have a childhood dog that that leaves this long? so i think it's rea

rohmer schneider and ava gardner played the role of elizabeth of bavaria . several cartoons were even made about elizabeth. the founding countries of opec were iraq, iran, kuwait, saudi arabia and venezuela. then others joined them. a number of states entered and left organizations. currently, opec has 12 members. in addition to the founding countries, these are libya, the united arab emirates, algeria, nigeria, gabon, equatorial guinea and the republic of congo. opec countries control 2/3 of the world's oil reserves, they account for a third of the world's total production and half of exports. in recent decades, an informal opec plus format has been practiced, when other major oil-producing countries, together with opec, agree on a general coordinated reduction in production to maintain world prices. opec plus includes more than a dozen countries, including russia, kazakhstan, azerbaijan, brazil and mexico. exactly 40 years ago, on september 10, 1984, british geneticist alec jeffreys discovered the individuality of dna. the most important discovery, as ofte

medvedev with the portuguese borges, and schneider with the american pegula.the most noticeable news in the sports world at that moment.

schneider was hired personally by the head of the european commission to prepare a report on the settlementthe situation with farmers who were holding protests throughout the eu. the professor had previously provided similar services to the german government, only berlin paid 30 euros per meeting. it has now emerged that the professors' appointment in brussels was approved in march, while the strategic dialogue between european bureaucrats and farmers began in january, but representatives of the european commission consider this an unimportant detail. what we do know for sure: on march 5, there was a clear decision on the level of payment for the professor's services and on the number of working days in which the professor can complete the assigned task, whether he started working in february or a day later is not so important. there is a maximum number days that will be paid, he had to fulfill the set goal, as you know, in september he submitted a report. the representative of the european commission did not answer whether the candidate of the college was approved, as required by the chart

calling in phony tips even after he knew that the fed rhonda him cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is here just federal prosecutors say that this fantasy football, our cause law enforcement to be diverted obviously from real investigation. and that's because they say that he called in these fake tips not once, but twice internationally, once in norway, once here in the u.s and it was all because of this beef he had with a fellow player in his fantasy football league. >> so apparently they had some sort of disagree and then this 25-year-old pennsylvania man, matthew gabriel, he thought it would be a good idea in august 2023 to send out an alert in norway to the norway norwegian police security service claiming that this man, yet a feud with online, was going to conduct a mass shooting. and this is how he put it in the alert to the norwegian authorities. he said on august 15, a man named blank redacted. is headed around oslo and has a shooting plan with multiple people on his side involved. they plan to take as many as they can add a count concert and then head to a department store.

the role of elizabeth of bavaria was played by romeo schneider and ava gardner. several cartoons were even made about elizabeth. now sissi is often compared to princess diana, as a royal person who was loved by the people, but could not take root at court. on september 10, 1960 , a conference began in baghdad oil-producing countries during which opec, now known to the world as an organization of oil exporting countries, emerged. opec was created to coordinate and develop a common policy in the field of oil production in order to maintain stable prices as much as possible and ensure stable supplies. the founding countries of opec were iraq, iran, kuwait, saudi arabia and venezuela. others joined them later. a number of countries entered and left the organization. currently, apec has 12 members. in addition to the founding countries, these are libya, the arab emirates, algeria, nigeria, gabon, equatorial guinea and the republic of congo. the opec country controls 2/3 of the world's oil reserves, accounting for a third of the world's total production and half of its

when rob schneider said to tiffany last night what moms for liberty is doing is building leaders in ourommunities, that is exactly right and that is what is so important about the organization. the people in our communities, they can tune into this livestream right now, i know there are people tuning in right now because they hate me so much. hi, guys. [laughter] the other people in the community, the people who know that things are wrong, things are not the way they want them to be in their communities, they need to not just tune into a livestream, they need to hear from you, hear from the people on the sidelines of their kids' games. i know that because after the initial round of speaking up with public schools that created an organization to champion high quality education and we have now gone through several rounds of school board elections in new york and in the last round we won 40% of the seats, citywide. [applause] thank you, guys. we won 100% of the seeds in some councils. we have one billion kids in our school systems, at least we did pre-covid. we have a big school system and

let's bring in criminal defence attorney stacy schneider and stacy, you say today's indictment reads like a mob indictment. what was most shocking to you have all these allegations yeah, the fact, jake, that the government in this indictment presented evidence alleging that sean combs was running a criminal enterprise and they actually named it in the indictment. >> the combs enterprise. and they said that this entered surprise consisted of him as the alleged leader. his employees assistance staff allegedly that were able to procure women and alleged male sex workers to engage in performances for his own sexual gratification where it differs from a mob indictment. it has all the elements of putting together this racketeering allegation of all these moving pieces using resources from his businesses. but the fact that this is about an allegation of sexual gratification being accomplished by alleged human trafficking. it's one of the most unique indictments i've ever seen in this area and the area of sex crimes because they're not, the government isn't actually prosecuting the sex crime

dan schneider, i think this story is astonishing.tcome of the election by the news that people gather . actually, in a way, the gather. actually, in a way, the democrats said that vladimir putin was the last time around. tell us more . tell us more. >> yeah, well, we martin, we do have a big election coming up here in the united states. >> and it's a bit astonishing to many of us. >> but about 8% of american voters still are undecided which way, which way they will go. and they are currently trying to, you know, acquire information to inform their decision. and we know through through research at the pew research centre that 66% of americans still get their news through search engines, primarily google, 66%. and with 8% of americans still undecided , 8% of americans still undecided, google is going to have a huge impact on how people vote. now, we know from past elections in america that that google swayed anywhere from 6 to 8 million votes by how they manipulate information and news. and our latest study shows just how that is being

troy schneider kristin -- charles, britney stephany, wendy, brook, chantelle, haley, lauri cooper.nd tori leadership of our content team has been nothing short of amazing. please let's give them all a round of applause for this incredible team. [applause] so with that it's my honor to conclude the summit to thank each of you for being here to the very end we so appreciate that. and that concludes this summit we hope you have a safe and happy weekend. we look forward to seeing you in the future and we hope that you found this week as productive dynamic and fulfilling as we did before sending it to you. thank you very much. [applause]

troy, right over here, troy schneider.arles, brittney, stephanie, windy, brooke, chantel, haley, laurie morgan cooper, rachel, kim, clarice, rnc sandy and kora, nothing short of amazing. please let's give them all around of applause for this incredible team. [applause] so with that it's my honor to conclude the summit, to thank each of you for being here to the very end. we should appreciate that. and that concludes the summit. we hope you have a safe and happy weekend. we look for to seeing youur in e future and we hope that you found this week as productive, dynamic, and fulfilling as we did present it to you. so thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring or unfiltered view of what's happening in washington life and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearing some u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from world of politics all at your fingertips. you could also stay current with

unfortunately, turn out to have been right, let's go to my own country, edinburgh, where matthew schneider has point of view, matthew, what would you like to say, hi there, george, so... just a web background for me, i spent my first half of my life, grown up in the states and moved over here by choice and uh plan to spend the rest of my life here, uh, love this country, love it lot, uh, but with regards to how things have been going lately, it's a bit more confusing than that, so my question to you would be this: with the uk's economy being in such dire straits due to the fact that we've relied upon economy that deals mostly in banking and financial advice, which is tied to the us dollar, and not natural resources and manufacturing uh, with the united states pressuring us to do uh what it wants us to do and to push others into war and supporting them, if we were to deny them this, do they have the ability to take our lovely country which is collapsing and fully collapse it, and at that stage what is our duty to our own people, do we follow them and hope that they give us enough to hang on

troy schneider kristin -- charles, britney stephany, wendy, brook,le, haley, lauri cooper.nd tori leadership of our content team has been nothing short of amazing. please let's give them all a round of applause for this incredible team. [applause] so with that it's my honor to conclude the summit to thank each of you for being here to the very end we so appreciate that. and that concludes this summit we hope you have a safe and happy weekend. we look forward to seeing you in the future and we hope that you found this week as productive dynamic and fulfilling as we did before sending it to you. thank you very much. [applause] >> saturday president biden and vice president kamala harris speak at the congressional black caucus foundations 2024 phoenix awards dinner in washington, d.c. watch our live coverage starting at 8:30 eastern on c-span, c-span now free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span shop.org is c-span's online store, browse through the latest collection of c-span products apparel, books, home decor, and accessories there's something for every c-span

unfortunately turn out to have been right. let's go to my own country, edinborough, where matthew schneider has point of view. matthew, what would you like to say? hi there, george, so a bit of just a web background for me. uh, i spent my first half of my life, grown up in the states and i moved over here by choice and uh plan to spend the rest of my life here. uh, love this country, love it lot. uh, but with... with regards to how things have been going lately, it's a bit more confusing than that. so my question to you would be this: with the uk's economy being in such dire straits due to the fact that we've relied upon economy that deals mostly in banking and financial advice, which is tied to the us dollar, and not natural resources and manufacturing. uh, with the united states pressuring us to do uh, what it wants us to do and to push others into war and supporting them, if we were to deny them this... do they have the ability to take our lovely country, which is collapsing and fully collapse it, and at that stage, what is our duty to our own people? do we follow them and hope that they

medvedev will meet with the portuguese borzhish, and schneider with the american pegula. the owner of the moscow mayor's cup in hockey. in the final match of the last pre-season tournament, the army team defeated spartak 4:3 in the derby. the cska hockey players took the lead three times during the match. spartak players equalized the score each time. the teams played until the shootout series, where the decisive throw was made by the army player ivan drozdov. the moscow mayor's cup final was the second most attended match of the tournament, there were almost 10,000 spectators in the stands, which is a very good indicator for pre-season competitions. the super final of the russian beach soccer championship has ended in saratov, the local team saratov became the bronze prize winner of the tournament, and the main trophy was won by crystal out of five. russia in beach soccer. the super final of the russian beach soccer championship is certainly a holiday, and holidays are usually held on the central square of the city. it is symbolic that in saratov it is called theatrical,

impressed and appreciative for all the efforts of the palm beach county sheriff's office and sheriffs schneider, with the martin county sheriffs office. but well, this critical to this was the quick reaction, the response, the hyper vigilance of the men and women of the united states secret service. who since july, 13th have been rising to meet an unprecedented and hyper dynamic freight environment . and they are rising to this moment, and i could not be more proud of them and the way they have executed not only yesterday, for what they're doing today, and what they are doing tomorrow. and what they will always do because it is their duty. thank you. ok. all right, well, so slow here folks. i don't everybody do it once. ask who you want to answer the question and then you have questions. question for you i or is there any evidence to suggest that the news that donald trump would be on the golf course at that time was the golf course to president? so at this time, it was an off, the record movie menu was not on the, on the former president's official schedule. and what i go back to is the layere

the last to finish the fight were diana schneider and lyudmila samsonova. the silver medalist of the paris olympics in pairs did not tire under the onslaught of the american in the fourth round. the mushroom canal in krylatskoye hosted a festival of water sports sports open water. spectators were able to see aquabike competitions in three disciplines: circuit racing with a lalo and freestyle. details from igor prudnikov. high speeds that take your breath away, spectacular jumps and spins. so. athletes conquer the water element, overcoming their fear. aquabike is conquering yourself, and because you don’t know what you’re capable of, i didn’t know what i could do on the water, for the first time this season i tried freestyle. flying over the water, and even taming a heavy jet ski. in a very short time aquabike has gone from a beach entertainment to a full-fledged sport with prestigious starts. for the fourth time, the summer season in moscow has ended. open water festival. it's nice when the event grows and many people come. not only the level of athletes an

schneider, i see that he has a desire to show the global history of ukraine, as the history of the territoryrainians there, there are no those who actually became a nation on this territory, those who created ukraine on this territory, as a european, as a democratic state, among researchers, among the topics represented by these researchers, there is nothing dedicated to ukrainian at all the liberation movement, the ukrainian revolution, the ukrainian insurgent army, it's just a territory where there were different peoples, where different peoples passed, where various kinds of crimes were committed, it's about the holodomor, it's about the holocaust, where there was the tragedy of the second world war and everything, that is, i i did not see ukraine there , the so-called heart of darkness, and how well-known this story is, well, i understand that ukraine is also the history of ukraine - it is also history. territory, but definitely not only, but definitely not only, because ukraine as a state would never appeared, if not for the ukrainians, and it seems to me that if a democratic, independe

make up 1% and 15% of the adult population, and as calculated by a well-known historian timothy schneider, this difference is greater than the advantage t so, if the ukrainians take a consolidated position, and there are also poles there, then we can very much even influence the outcome of these elections, and i personally got a very, very positive mood from this week , it also concerns zelenskyi's statements at the un general assembly, i must congratulate the speech of the president of ukraine, who resolutely rejected the so-called soft capitulation plan, because there were fears that he would be dragged into this so-called... we do not accept the freezing of the conflict, after all, we think today and tomorrow we will know the details of the so -called peace plan, or rather the victory plan, although there is no secrecy there, or rather the plan itself, maybe it has some secrecy, because if there is a list of specific types of weapons, then surely there is no need to know about it, but from my so my understanding that the plan is the consequence'. then first you have to agree on the str

we will have more live from capitol hill with governor brad schneider who will weigh in on escalatingve an eye on the harris campaign as she is said to give an economic speech in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. we will speak with aisha moodie-mills. a lot. is ahead is our. we begin with a check on the markets with charlie pellett. charlie: right now looking at

. >> if you look at the data, schneider is the largest provider of infrastructure that goes into theenter. from that perspective, it is big and a lot of money flowing in and a lot of projects are being planned. it is a little bit of a race at the moment because everybody wants to have the latest model to use a.i. with chatgpt and gemini and a number of them. the more these models are, the better the answers are you getting from a.i. >>> let's move on to another manufacture aston martin and the chairman has told cnbc that customer demand remains strong despite nearly 36% decline in the company's share price this year. this comes as aston martin launched it's most powerful production car ever. the 824 brake horsepower vanquish. the chairman told me he is keeping up with customer demand. >> we have great demand for the naturally aspirated and turbo charged engines. we have a very sports enthusiast customer. a real automotive, in every sense of the word, of petrol head. we have a great following of customers who want a pure sports car who want the thrill, the excitement, the smell, the n