simon. _ workers as well. before i let you go, simon, i— workers as well. will not be flying to israel or lebanon, what are you hearing and is it under review?— what are you hearing and is it under review? british airways and said they _ under review? british airways and said they would - under review? british airways and said they would not - under review? british airways and said they would not fly i under review? british airways and said they would not fly in | and said they would not fly in for the — and said they would not fly in for the next 48 hours, they have — for the next 48 hours, they have run— for the next 48 hours, they have run a _ for the next 48 hours, they have run a slightly curious operation which involves training _ operation which involves training aircraft to cyprus and then— training aircraft to cyprus and then doing a short hop from there — then doing a short hop from there it _ then doing a short hop from there it so they don't have to have — there it so they don't have to have crew _ there it so they don't have to have crew over 1

leaders, keir starmer and simon harris, leaders, keir starmerand simon harris, on the steps as theyto the building. as we were hearing from chris page. there will be a number of discussions going on, commerce across the irish sea will be one of the big ones because the trade relationship between the two nations worth 100 billion euros a year and it supports thousands ofjobs, so that will be a key one. the prime minister and taoiseach will be meeting irish business leaders from companies including primark, a company that was founded in ireland and then spread to the united kingdom andindeed spread to the united kingdom and indeed of the world. sir keir will be talking to business leaders from primark and other businesses to encourage trade and investment. we will be live in dublin with the very latest. we are now seeing live pictures of the two leaders walking, so this is in farmleigh house and the grounds around farmleigh house which is the irish government's formal reception house for state events. as i was saying, the whole point of this trip is to try and rebuild those relationsh

simon kicked him out. simon, who was detained for the murder of businessman shiroky, whom semenov took with drugs. i'm working, you're probably offended by me, i'm sorry, but it's your own fault, everything's fine, i i just wanted to wish you a happy birthday, it's a pity you didn't understand. sorry, hello, yes, yes, okay, yes, i'm coming, sorry, i have to go, of course, bye, bye, hello, hello. allow me, oh, pash, i came to surrender, to write a confession, it's funny, listen, well, about your son, there are no options, no illegal actions on the part of the police were revealed, i'm happy for them, on another issue, listen, where is semenchuk's funeral, i mean, i mean, i want to know where he is... funeral, he has a grave, why such an interest? not suddenly, sergey borisovich, he is not a stranger to me, he taught me a lot, he is my friend, is that really the whole question, well, yes, well, of course, no problem, i will find out and let you know, thank you. connect me to the analysts, i need a consultati

it's called "simone biles rising."the lead-up into the olympics, and then the olympics and obviously what happens after the olympics. because i think people don't fully understand and realize everything that goes into it. because you have the four-year people that tune in once, and they're like, "oh, my god, the olympics this, the olympics that." but it really gives you an in-depth look, so it feels like an intimate experience while you're watching. >> jimmy: yeah. i want to show everyone a clip. here's simone biles in "simone biles rising," take a a look at this. >> i was a scared little gymnast in 2013. >> simone biles, who was second on the vault at the recent u.s. nationals where she was the all around gold medalist. >> this could be a highlight of today's competition right here. the hardest vault in the world, and boy she does it spectacularly. >> oh my! [ cheers and applause ] wow! >> wow. >> at that point i was just trying to go out there and make a name for myself. >> talked about how powerful this young lady i

taoiseach simon harris said _ be ameliorated. taoiseach simon harris said he _ be ameliorated.arris said he is important - be ameliorated. taoiseach simon harris said he is important to - harris said he is important to reset that relationship. what support can he give?- support can he give? there seems to — support can he give? there seems to be _ support can he give? there seems to be a _ support can he give? there seems to be a significant i seems to be a significant effort to issues relating to northern ireland. difficult international questions but also to focus on the enormous value of the trade relationship the relationship between the uk and ireland. 4 billion a week a number of years ago. one of the most significant parts of understanding the european economy looking in particular across the jurisdiction of the uk to get to mainland europe has been part of understanding expanding our trade to the rest of the world. both are signatories of the good friday agreement underpinning human rights, culturaland agreement underpinning human rights, cultural and social supports is

as simon has said, todayis to have.s said, today is about cementing the reset of relations between our two countries. we have spoken about it in the eight or so weeks as i was able to form a government in the united kingdom. today we had a really good session where we were able to agree on the themes and structures and way that we will take that forward, including a summit in march of next year. all of this will provide a strong, strongerfoundation all of this will provide a strong, stronger foundation for the very many issues on which we collaborate and cooperate for the benefit of both our countries. within that, as you would expect, is the question of trade, the ally questions, security, energy. that is why it is really important for us to have this session with you here this afternoon and we really wanted to have a session here on the economy, business, growth. because the reset that we want to put in place, it is very ambition, start with a great foundation. there is a huge amount of trade between our countries, a

simone biles and more. team usa stars bringing their talent to the south bay as the gold across america tour takes over, the shark tank. good evening. thanks for joining us. vta workers are stunned and on edge. tonight. one of their colleagues, a bus driver, shot and killed last night at the bus yard on south seventh street. vta bus and light rail services are not impacted, but as nbc bay area's natalie vera explains, the vta is taking steps to make workers feel safe as police search for the suspect. well, we're just all in shock a bit. employees at valley transportation authority are grappling with the sudden and violent death of one of their colleagues. just before 10 p.m. friday, police and emergency crews responded to a shooting at the shibuya division yard on south seventh street. we do have an operator that has been confirmed as a fatality in our shibuya parking lot. when officers got there, they found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. i had the plea

i wonder why simon case leaked that, the - why simon case leaked that, the cabinet — why simon case leakedecretary, about so great. we don't _ cabinet secretary, about so great. we don't know that. unless you are prepared to say on national television that you know and hand have evidence? i television that you know and hand have evidence?— have evidence? i have heard that that was where _ have evidence? i have heard that that was where the _ have evidence? i have heard that that was where the leak - have evidence? i have heard that that was where the leak came . have evidence? i have heard that. that was where the leak came from. he is_ that was where the leak came from. he is the _ that was where the leak came from. he is the head of the civil service, the prime — he is the head of the civil service, the prime minister needs to take tough _ the prime minister needs to take tough action and make sure that the civil service — tough action and make sure that the civil service is doing what it should _ civil service is doing what it should do and acting appropriately and not _ should do and a

that's used until simon kingston's to in may 2022. the keeps them both. the 300 s l. from the cds, for one of his clients, for a 135000000 euros. of the whole story with, with that call was a conversation a long, long time ago with a friend about what the grades are starting to. and that is my personal favorite. i've never made any secret of that for many, many years because of the story behind it. only to learn how to pays were built by legend. dream societies engineer rudo school in house for the 1956 racing season. but when the say these quit most of school, the 8 cylinder mules, but the 300 who's kind of, i became company called one of them. so it wouldn't house himself. so the smallest about him not doing it for me. it could sound a bit like that. i'm the aesthetics of the call just, i suppose also obtain a vanity of that cost. never before had mercedes handed over a milestone in the company's history from its caustic debt by the but then kids didn't came in on in entered into tough negotiations that announced it as a to yes, it was time. well spent a lot of dipl

it's simon kids didn't stand at the rec for my bill in paris. the now do you want to see what you get for say lots of money. no real ventilation. no air conditioning, no power steering no radio, no windows, no door handles no carpets. but one of the best engines ever designs the, the, the, for decades, the $3.00 to $50.00 g, cios of which would be such 6 were bill with the most expensive overcharges on the caustic comp case that says, until simon kingston's to in may 2022. the symbol, the 300 s allow for mercedes, for one of his clients, for a 135000000 euros. of the whole story with, with that call was a conversation a long, long time ago with a friend about the great and sorry, i'm not is my personal favorite. i've never made any secret of that for many, many years because of the story behind it. i need to learn how to pays for bill by legendary miss eighty's engineer rudolph school in house for the 1956 racing season . when mercedes quit most of school, the 8 cylinder mules, but they've a 300 holes kind of, i became company called one of them

tom bateman and daniel de simone, thank you both for- de simone, thank you both for now. we have heard from mr yoav gallant and netanyahu over the last few hours?— last few hours? thank you for havin: last few hours? thank you for having me. — last few hours? thank you for having me, let— last few hours? thank you for having me, let me _ last few hours? thank you for having me, let me start - last few hours? thank you for having me, let me start by i having me, let me start by saying this is the biggest israeli operation, breach of hezbollah security, since the beginning not only of this war but said since the beginning of the conflict between hezbollah and israel emma it's a big blow to hezbollah and the city to recover. no matter the objective of the operation, it would have a serious impact on you or. there are two scenarios, two possible objectives of this. one is that it is the deterrence message from israel to hezbollah, saying that we have infiltrated you more than you can have imagined and this isjust you more than you can have imagined and this is just to let you

i don't know what the settlement side simone zimmerman joins us now from new york city simone. thank you for speaking with us here today. so listening posts in that documentary is realism. a course theme was your personal turn away from design is to start with, talk about your former self, the pro israel activist. what did you believe at the time? and how did you come to disbelieve it? well, i grew up with a narrative about israel, that was incredibly romantic, and frankly simplistic. i grew up with the idea of my commitment to israel as inseparable from my judaism. i grew up spending all the time in israel, and i planned to go be and israel advocate on my college campus. we often said that that was the other battlefield, you know, the college campuses, the battlefield for israel's legitimacy. and so i wanted to go up, tell the truth about israel. now that, that all got quite complicated for me when i began actually meeting the students on my campus who had different life experiences related to is around different ways. i began reading text by both palestinian and israeli histo

the, with his own production company, simon, kids didn't create elaborate videos that tell funny and creative stories about he's caused the films that shed light to him, the history of class that caused the simply the sensible fascination of automobiles the most definitely the kids didn't always put the vehicles in the best slides for his bias, the so why do you spend so much money in the car here, even if something comes up, the history, the value of the story behind the car. and the fact that when you buy a condo was race, my fun, joe, or by new belie rate, or by jackie x, a card that has a story to sell. then you become part of the story. make yourself more, monsanto, the well champions leading on understanding among the new world. reco price of the bottom. 70000000. 5. modern masonic the every single dial disclose i'll think of approach. i'm afraid that there's been a shift just recently you would say, really in the new century. most of the interest as been driven by financial interests when seen plastic cause gaining value faster than r as they try to achieve a higher return on

and like, he said, you know, simon in the lift, this was simon.is hotel. you've got to get back into show business because you deserve you deserve your platform. you should be there. yeah. and that made me realise the i think i was about 17 years old, that it was time to get out and get back. so his words have always stuck with me. ken dodd in the lift of a birmingham hotel was good advice, weren't it? it was good advice. i mean , it? it was good advice. i mean, they don't make ken dodd's anymore, do they? no, they don't . anymore, do they? no, they don't. >> and what struck me about ken dodd was the times i saw him on stage, he was never obviously lots of double entendres and stuff like that. but he never swore no , he didn't have to. it swore no, he didn't have to. it was just hilarious. i think the old days of variety, people like ken dodd and you know. >> des. des. des. tom o'connor, you know, the great greatest like, variety performers. and ken dodd, obviously was one of the greatest. i don't think we're ever going to see those people ever ag

simon, for the moment, dangerous crossings. simon, for the moment. thank— dangerous crossings.er, sir keir starmer, will discuss issues including migration with the italian prime minister in rome later today. let's speak to our southern europe correspondent mark lowen who's in rome for us. some ideas to share about how to tackle illegal migration?— tackle illegal migration? indeed, ital is the tackle illegal migration? indeed, italy is the country _ tackle illegal migration? indeed, italy is the country in _ tackle illegal migration? indeed, italy is the country in the - tackle illegal migration? indeed, italy is the country in the eu - tackle illegal migration? indeed, italy is the country in the eu that receives the highest number of migrant rivals, but in the last eight months, there has been a 6a% drop in small boats crossings here. it has been a dramatic drop between last year and this year. keir starmer in his inaugural visit to rome as prime minister will want to find out from his italian counterpart how that has happened. i can tell you how one of the reasons it has hap

evans and joining me three top comedians me, simon evans and joininginie three top comedians me, simonans and joiningin talks to end telegraph rayner in talks to end thatcher's right to buy. and thatis thatcher's right to buy. and that is james bond kissing his wife and i news grenfell guilty must now be prosecuted urge mps and survivors . finally the daily and survivors. finally the daily star. mafia mobsters turned their backs on italy and america moved to leafy woking. the headuneis moved to leafy woking. the headline is badda bing, those were your front pages . so let's were your front pages. so let's have a closer look. we'll start with wednesday's guardian . josh. with wednesday's guardian. josh. >> yeah, this is obviously a tragedy. six children among 12 dead after a boat ripped open in the channel. there's also a pregnant woman as well who died , pregnant woman as well who died, andifs pregnant woman as well who died, and it's frustrating the way the guardian is framing it as, like, calls for legal routes to halt the shockingly high. like, that's the reason for it. that's not t

>> simon. simon says. so if simon says, put your hands in the air. simon says, put your hands down.hen if i go. put your hands in the air again. you don't. you don't do it because simon says so. the thing is, it's turned professional and they're like, are you just trying to move away from the spurs? manchester united? >> oh no. >> oh no. >> no, my friend, i have to say you're worthy winners. this could have been our worst ever display under erik ten hag. and although you could argue in his defence, he he didn't get sent off. it was bruno fernandes got sent off and that created other problems. but to go a goal down within three minutes. and then the other side of the second half, same sort of thing. yeah. and i mean credit to spurs to go to old trafford, no one seems to be frightened of old trafford anymore. >> simon says get a new manager i think. yeah >> could be. do you think so? >> could be. do you think so? >> i think so. i think so. i don't know when it'll be, but they're looking around and as soon as they find someone better i think they'll go for. >> well, there's only one na

simon, thank ou. father had given him fresh perspective and increased his desire to make the world a better place. he'll spend his birthday on sunday with family in california, before heading off on a trip with close friends. our senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports. a warning it contains flash photography. it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. he's become a husband and a father, split acrimoniously from the royal family, and moved to california. but he appears to be approaching his 40th with a sense of positivity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc, he told us... he also spoke about the importance of his family — with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return

he is there to greet and meet his irish counterpart, simon harris.aders arrived. they will be a lot more activity going on. we will go back there as soon as that happens. it's the penultimate day of the paralympics and for the paralympics gb team, paris has already been a success. they've won 42 gold medals so far. a target of between 100—140 medals in total was set by uk sport before the games, and with more up for grabs before the closing ceremony tomorrow , they'll be hoping to add to the tally. earlier i have been speaking to one of the gold medallists — paralympic swimmer grace harvey about her success. it is starting to feel a little bit more real now. in the first couple of days, i was in complete and utter disbelief, but watching the race back and having conversations with friends, family, coaches, it made me realise how much work had gone into this realisation of becoming paralympic champion. of becoming paralympic champion-— of becoming paralympic champion. of becoming paralympic chamion. , ,, of becoming paralympic chamion. , ~' champion.

simons, in order to wrap this up, uh, do you see any kind of end in sight? of course, let's not forget that even in the first presidential debate uh, this uh issue of ukraine uh was brought up, and it is quite clear that the us, just as our guest from new york uh stated, is not going to uh allow russia to win, they've made up their mind, we've even heard uh joe biden's administration, himself and... of course members of his administration say that time and again that they will not allow russia to win, how do you think this could end? well, i mean, you have the democrat party uh, that they're absolutely committed to this stupid policy of not being seen to lose the war uh before the november presidential elections, uh, it might change after that, i mean it's an insane uh election uh platform for sure. uh, maybe after november it becomes someone else's problem and then the war might be officially declared as lost, but to kick the can down the road uh before that, of course, i mean they had many vulnerabilities, because russia uh has the advantage on the battlef

, definitely political correspondent, simon young. we'll take a look at some old stories about making headlines. now. russian president vladimir fulton has arrived in mongolia for to day state visits and trips going ahead despite mongo, his membership of the international criminal colt and the international law, mongolia is required to invest. mr. fulton on an icbc warrant, accusing him of war crimes and ukraine. russian missile strikes of wounded thousands of people in the previous city of hawk. if a shopping mall on the event venue ahead presence the landscape renewed his appeal to allies for permission to file weapons supplied by the west d for into russia. the south korea's holding joint tends to be a slanting trails with the united states. the exercise is a set to reinforce the alliance between the 2 nations best and strength from that combat readiness. this will take place for the rest of this week an oil tank and much and ship it being hit by project tiles in the red sea off the coast of our data in yemen. it's unclear who kind

let's take a look at this with simon maven. he's a bit least expert who was interested in international relations at lancaster university in the okay, a welcome back to w simon. what did you make up? anybody can yahoo speech well, i think anyone who's been listening to mister netanyahu over the past few years would have pretty much expected what he said. it was full of bone boss that was full of rhetoric. it was full of really strong, awful, symbolic language. but it wasn't anything use, it was strong as by it, it continued this line that he's been using for the past year on come us. and it continued the line that has been used. ready for the past 2 or 3 decades on era, which is to say around is and the various low levels of the presence, of course, the middle east, and it must be stopped. and so in that respect, what we said we started today, what we had today was nothing new on who was this page aimed at it was, he's got a real bunch of them. it sounds because global public opinion is, is spoken the ara present as you so as,

thanks, simon. that the deputy political correspondence, simon young. like a quick look now at some old story is making the headlines. brushing missile strikes of wounded thousands of people in the train in the city of hockey. shopping mile. um the event venue way hits presidents landscape renewed his appeal to allies for permission to file weapons supplied by the west. deeper into russia, an oil tank and much and ship have been hit by projectiles and the red sea off the coast of algebra data and the m and it's unclear who cut about the attacks. but the run back to see rebels a disrupting a shipping over the war in gaza. starts curious, holding joint time cbs landing trails with the united states. the exercises are set to reinforce the alliance between the 2 nations. and to strengthen that combat readiness maneuvers will take place for the rest of this week. in tanisha is preparing to welcome po francis, seizing balking on a 12 day trip around the asia pacific region. climate change will be high on the agenda and also visit path when you gimme east timo

this is you writing to simon kemp.at a properly qualified "and recognised neurological specialist has been replaced "by, quote, �*independent and competent physician'," and you wrote, "i don't think we can do this." idid. and i told him that in committee and in writing, and i wasn't getting anywhere. there was always a feeling in me that we were, we were doing wrong. in 2012, a new rule was trialled on players at the junior world cup. as before, clearly concussed players were supposed to be removed from the game, but those with suspected cases of concussion were given a standardised five—minute assessment to see if they, too, would have to be taken off. world rugby said this would add an extra layer of protection but, for barry, it was the final straw. then they brought in this head injury assessment where you would get a player with a head injury, having a 5—minute assessment and i thought, "i cannot have my name associated with this." and that was when i resigned. the effects may take ten, 15, half an hour. it doesn'

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this simon simon may button a professor of international politics at lancaster university in the u. k. he's a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines today. european commission president was left on the line as arrived in t, where she said that she will offer support for you crimes believe good energy infrastructure. ukraine says russian strikes have destroyed around 80 percent of its demo plants fund a line said to you is prepared to offer money to full humanitarian hide and repairs . i think he was also promised to 10000000000 euros in ice. the pots of central and eastern europe hit by city of floods, emergency teams in poland and other countries have been struggling to keep rising. what is it by floods across the region of killed at least 24 people. so 5 informa us talk so style. oprah winfrey has hosted a started, campaign, advanced the democratic presidential candidate, couple of harris, numerous the liberties took part to express based support including brian cranston, chris rock. c jennifer lopez and last but not least, merrill street and his election died roll

i'm simon evans. tonight we have paul cox, the people's gammon of course, and kerry marx, the people's mohamed al fayed. >> how the hell did that happen? who wrote that? what on earth inspired someone to write that? >> it's your yacht. where? i guess. i think that might be it. anyway, how are you both? you're well? good, good. thank you. >> i wouldn't mind if you went with the harrods rather than to acknowledge the gift of a tie. >> so this tie. i was once again being sent a lovely gift. this time it was gifted to me at one of my. my comedy clubs that are run by chris and louise. it's saint piggies. now, louise went into labour this week, and i know they've had a bit of a troubled week, so i my understanding is they're both doing okay and i just wanted to wish them well. thanks ever so much for the gift. thank you guys for what it's worth, i was a very hard labour. apparently and look how i turned out. yeah, exactly. let's take a look at our front pages. we have the guardian leading us off to labour i

please, simone. help.top the ticket and saying the world is so messed up, i don't even know if i can go into the voting booth. >> look, we did not in our special and the conversations we had with real people as we like to call it. we talked to some black women strategists. melissa had an amazing conversation. in this real people conversation we had, i frankly think that the younger women, the women clark is a genz. she is under the age of 27. and the women from the nail shop we spoke to, those are millennials. the oldest millennials are 43. so younger black women, we understand the stakes of this election. we are not talking about voting for donald trumpment but we don't know if we are going to vote because of the issues. and melissa was not letting this go. she was encouraging these young black women saying look, what do you need to see to vote? >> i think we truly don't understand the way in which the younger generation thinks about the world and politics. >> these were not women who were trump curious.

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the prime minister met with simon harris, who was only elected taioseach in april — just three monthsterpart — so both are relatviely new to their roles. sir keir and mr harris swapped football shirts ahead of their talks — before attending the nations league match between the republic of ireland and england in a few hours�* time at the aviva stadiun in dublin. the two leaders are currently holding their face to face talks — but before they moved away from the gathered journalists, they spoke to the media. today we are here in dublin to probably try to flesh out what a reset actually looks like, and what it looks like in a practical sense for our citizens on both islands, and i certainly know that it has to be embedded in things like peace, prosperity, mutual respect and friendship, and i am really looking forward to having an opportunity to discuss that with you today. i know also our most solemn duty as leaders of our respective governments is our distinct roles as co—guarantors of the peace process, something we both take extremely seriously, and there is much work to be done there

that's not what i'm saying to you , simon. this is what the to you, simon.adune to you, simon. this is what the headline says. why labour risks losing some muslim voters for good. so the muslim vote, which is now known as va, led the mobilisation of millions of voters, which they did do, that saw five labour candidates lose out to pro gaza independence. and we did see this. and, and the gaza, situation appears to be a huge domestic issue for some people. i mean, for me , some people. i mean, for me, it's not a domestic issue at all. it doesn't in any way solve knife crime. stop freezing the elderly, getting, you know, social mobilisation, getting people into work, all the things that we need to do, children, all these things. so but irrespective of whether i think that or not, there are people that or not, there are people that are very , very, very that are very, very, very focused on the gaza issue and it's winning votes. and i would also add, it doesn't do anything to solve the gaza issue either, does it? really? it doesn't . i does it? really? it doesn't

ladies and gentlemen, doctor greg simons. [applause] thank you, tom. thank you, everybody, for coming back from lunch. a beautiful day out there. i want to thank the organizer of the conference, carol of course and tracy and of course the eisenhower family. susan spent so many years heading this organization. i told david last night that i was going to explain what it was that we had in common. there he is in the back, going to make a quick getaway. he and i are graduates of the same institution which is the u.s. navy officer candidate school back in 1971 and the reason there's a connection of sorts it was being explained to us early on the various sports we were expected to participate and among them he said water polo has been scrapped from the lists because there was an officer candidate recently who broke his finger playing water polo and i'm going to leave it to you to guess who that officer candidate might have been. so anyway. my job today is to talk about the navy's role and invasion of the normandy beaches, and in particular about one episode

remember where these lines are from, i don't remember exactly, but i can assume that they are from simonas i remember, the new land begins with my native corner, how sweet you are to me to forget you are not my strength, so i answered, my native where, how dear you are to me, i have no strength to forget you, the road is often tired, i am poor in my spring life, i fly to you in my thoughts, and there i rest my soul, these are the lines from the new land, and what was voiced in the question is simon, music, the correct answer to our question, no, the fourth question: if the angle of incidence of a light beam decreases by 10 °, then the angle between the incident reflected rays will decrease by 20. is this statement true? time? so, julia, let's talk to you, how did you answer this question? i answered, option no. this is, in my opinion, the eighth -grade physics program. so. the border was forgotten. but unfortunately, i don’t remember. is it true or not. and i answered intuitively. no, the angle between the incident ray and the perpendicular drawn to the point of incidence is called the a

greg simons, welcome to the conversation, sir, good to have. have you um, your initial thoughts on, we know that every time that vladimir zelinsky asks for a batch of us or western made weapons, he only gets a fraction of it just enough to bleed out slowly, they're not winning this thing, the us will never give them the kind of weaponry, the level of sophistication required to get it upper hand in this conflict, so what is the point? the point is, as has already been said, it's to try and provoke, it's - russia, it's an attempt, infantile and misplaced one uh to try and make russia look weak by saying, oh look, we attacked a very quiet and poorly defended part of the front and and captured a small bit of territory, but i mean without arial supremacy, without anything, of course the democrats uh are going into the presidential election with the what i i don't. what they're thinking, but they're going into that by keeping the ukraine war going, not shutting it down, but keeping it going so that they can say that ukraine war was not lost on the democrats watch, so i mean there is lot of d

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simon, if you haven't had a chance yet.back. >> it looks like we're gonna have enough time for the weather now always love the magic of live television. let's check in now with kathy for more on our weather. hey, we're talking about climate change in mental talk about the weather. i think there's some relief in position early haywood, beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. i mean, it just doesn't get better than this picture. perfect blue skies, blue waters of the bay. and it is not too windy. okay. 13 mile per hour winds to the golden gate at this hour. >> the wind strength until just about sunset tonight, gusting to 22 miles per hour. your notice, these winds are all coming from the ocean to the land. those are onshore breezes and those breezes will reverse themselves by next week. so by monday into tuesday, i'm expecting to see off shore breeze is hotter, temperatures hot and dry and it's a possibility of elevated fire. danger. but for us for today, it's beautiful temperatures today are warmer than they were yesterday