we started to see that concept of medics starting to become a real thing. right. it's like pain control and fluid replacement things that we very much do today with our trauma patients. but initially and started to see are examples of that in world war two. right and then also this concept now delayed evacuation of patients but we just been talking about getting from a to b as quickly as possible. right. but why are we now suddenly saying maybe we've got to slow a little bit? what do we think? which again, is a concept we still see stay true today, right? we don't just always just pick someone up. just go to the hospital as fast as possible. there's a few things that we do. why do we take few of those extra minutes? what do we think of fumbling out side of the road? i got stabbed. what am i actively doing? what's going to me? bleeding and bleeding out, right? how do you save my life? trying to. yeah. some kind of bleeding, control, bleeding. stop edge thing. now, let's say if you're goal was just i got to take this person from a to b and do nothing else. i just go

~ — done, it's been a remarkable start. , ., start.s suggested it could be his last season at anfield. do liverpool need to do everything they can to try and keep him?— do everything they can to try and keep him? yeah, without a shadow of _ and keep him? yeah, without a shadow of a _ and keep him? yeah, without a shadow of a doubt. _ and keep him? yeah, without a shadow of a doubt. not - and keep him? yeah, without a shadow of a doubt. not only i and keep him? yeah, without a shadow of a doubt. not only is| shadow of a doubt. not only is he talismanic in terms of what he talismanic in terms of what he has — he talismanic in terms of what he has done previously for liverpool football club, but right — liverpool football club, but right now he is at the peak of his powers. i was amongst a view— his powers. i was amongst a view tast— his powers. i was amongst a view last season who were questioning whether his powers were _ questioning whether his powers were starting to wane ever so slightly— were starting to wane ever so slightly but yo

was started a decade agy two brothers, both dropped out of college to start the company. the company has reimagined the way people make their payments, and i had a chance to sit down with one of the founders, john collison, in his offices in new york city. tell me what stripe actually is. john: stripe makes it easy for businesses to accept payments online. we got the idea when we started our own internet business. so much stuff is getting better. the tech is getting better. programming languages, cloud hosting. but when it comes to running a business and taking payment from people all over the world, that was something that was challenging. today if you set up a business online, if you decided that you wanted to start a media company and charge subscriptions, $20 a month to access the catalog, how do you do that and take people's credit card details or bank account details? stripe provides the infrastructure to do that. david: ok. so, where did the name stripe come from? john: stripe was originally called /dev/payments. it was kind of a wry software engineering joke. you

so guess who they started calling.d so all of a we got involved in a whole bunch of voting rights litigation issue. we weren't the only ones impacted this affected all minority groups. so we work with the other civil rights organizations, the acp legal fund, the mexican-american legal defense fund, aclu too, and trying to address these issues and get funding from foundations to help us fund this voting rights litigation, we've been very heavily involved in that since since 2013, since shelby county decision. it's something that we've, for the most part, been at because these laws are discriminatory as janet and jennifer was talking about, you know, and just a number ways. so we have done, generally speaking in that litigation. and of course, in 2020, they did the census based on the census. then there's a redistricting process that goes through and and the districts are redrawn and. we hope through that process to get a fair representation of native americans in these districts. but again, of these states gerrymander d

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because the problem is with this world that they start to care about gaza, and they start to hear abouthe 7th of october, which is really wrong, because the same things what happened there was happening for palestinians before, since a long time before. and we didn't find any response from the world for that, because they see that the israeli's life matters more than the palestinian, which it does not. i want to focus on the hours and the days after october 7th. you took a very clear decision to take your camera out onto the street... like any aggression before, because the bombing started from, like, let's say, 10am in the morning in that day. and ijust woke up at 6:30, so, like, everything happening, we didn't. .. we didn't know what's happening in the first moments but then the videos and the images start to show up. i was, like, on the roof of my house. i didn't know what is happening. a lot of rockets launch. well, we can we can actually show an image, because it's very useful to see just how you were so very involved from the very beginning in what was happening. yeah. that is an

we got the idea we started our when we started our own internet business. so much stuff is getting better. the tech is getting better. programming languages, cloud hosting. but when it comes to running a business and taking payment from people all over the world, that was something that was challenging. today if you set up a business online, if you decided that you wanted to start a media company and charge subscriptions, $20 a month to access the catalog, how do you do that and take people's credit card details or bank account details? stripe provides the infrastructure to do that. david: ok. so, where did the name stripe come from? john: stripe was originally called /dev/payments. it was kind of a wry software engineering joke. you can imagine it just, like, baffled everyone. everyone in the industry thought we were a dodgy fraud thing. it was clear this wouldn't work, so we went through -- the entire company went through a renaming exercise where we tried to come up with the best names we could. what domain names were available. we considered the name pa

come you know, you started doing away with tribes. these tribes continued to be tribal people and survived in the 50s and the 60s and started coming to us and said could you help us because congress that this would be good for us and look where the poorest of the poor and we are really badth off. this promise of termination to help our people didn't work. so we representative the first nominee nation of wisconsin coming back up here and helping them explain to congress the really devastating impact that this termination policy have on them and it wasn't what congress had thought was going to happen to them when they passed in the 1950s. congress took immediate notice of that and said sorry, sorry, sorry. so they restored the nation had of the nominee nation so the tribes started coming to us, could you help us? happened to us and this is devastating for people so one after another we brought those terminated tribes appear in congress restored their tribal status. they got them back their land back as much as they could and away they w

lots of sunshine as we start fall. and then next week we start a little bit all right.as a teen is out with new ways to customize the iphone and boost security. >> a couple of the features are still in beta and we will be rolled out over the next few months. rich demuro explains in today's rich on tech. >> ios 18 is all about customization security and i here's a look at some of the top new features to check out. once you decide to install it. ios 18 is here bring some of the biggest changes to the iphone when it comes to personal is a shun and security. >> what's not here just yet is apple's ai that's set to arrive soon as a beta. here's what you can do. starting with your home screen. you can now customize the look from dark to tinted. there's also an option to make all of your icons larger. i like how you can make any icon a widget instantly. plus, you can place them anywhere. finally, you can also lock and a behind face id or hide it completely. i message is getting lots of new options. you can send text with fun effects or schedule a message to send it later. photo

what your starting — out with my team on saturday. what your starting 15?n saturday. twist your starting 15? i like that. out with my team on saturday. hisisgt your starting 15? i like that. that was actually from them. next tonight to a story about how football is helping to lift an area of china out of poverty. in the remote mountains in the south west of the country — a competition between villages has captured the attention of the nation it's even been praised by president xijinping. there are no star names — only local players — but tourist revenue in the region is now up by nearly 75%. stephen mcdonell reports: these are the farmers, shopkeepers and students who've become the stars of the guizhou village super league. a weekly grassroots spectacle which has drawn national attention largely through social media. it's free to attend, but a bit of a hike to get here. the mountains of guizhou have been isolated for centuries. and, until recently, all they had was farming. now, poor communities are getting a boost from the millions of big city tourists who

god willing, starting this year at least from the 10th grade , they will start changing them compared to the first graders . it is not like we have to wait for the changes to progress until the 12th grade, then we will go back to the first grade, not if we start with a regular structure up to the 12th grade, whenever the necessary timing of that change is in the elementary school. let's go back to the point where you think as a whole these basic changes that you mention, how much time it takes is our initial prediction. now, for the whole of this so-called 12 years, with the adjustments and corrections that are being made to them, trial implementation and then the implementation of the system, something about 10 years , according to our expert opinion, and during the 10 years, the entire structure will change with these developments that your service i would like to say that 10 years does not mean that , for example, a book written in the first year will not be affected for 10 years. 10 the year that i mentioned means that in the next 10 years, god willing, if the timing is based on t

. having had this start? before, it's a clean break. he's a manager that has prepared the players very well physically this summer. some of the players, like pedri, say that he's feeling stronger than ever. and also let's don't underestimate the euro 2024 factor as well. i think the likes of lamine yamal or dani olmo or fermin or some other players who won the euros, have who won the euros, have played with the confidence that they didn't have before. lamine yamal is the best example, i think, in the euros. he started understanding the calibre of player he is and he's been playing with that confidence and he's been so decisive for barcelona at the start of the season. elsewhere in la liga, conor gallagher scored again as atletico madrid drew 1—1 at rayo vallecano. in the bundesliga, defending champions bayer leverkusen came from behind to beat wolfsburg 4—3 while stuttgart thrashed borussia dortmund 5—1. while in italy's serie a, ac milan recorded their first victory over neighbours inter in seven attempts, a

notice there until we start seeing above that 100 mark is when we start leaning into that unhealthy air quality. so for now, it looks like we'll be somewhere between good and moderate. now, as far as the heat risk index, this is going to kind of extend into that moderate major category depending on where you are. if you look up top there today, we could see a couple of triple digits. will remain through tomorrow. upper 90s for a lot of the interior. but we do start to find some relief as we get a bit of a cooling trend that starts as early as saturday. as that high pressure that's been impacting us begins to back off. heading into saturday and sunday will actually see a system to just our north that's going to help cool us off quite nicely. now a quick update every thursday we do see an update on the california drought monitor. now things are moderately dry for the most part. notice they're abnormally dry, but we did see this slither just really far north of now, extending into that moderate moderate category. when it comes to the drought monitor. and then parts of really far southern c

but the talk about the election of 1768, when i started working on this book, i started working on it and. 2009 i was reading the lecture on the revolution. and what i noticed is that everything generally starts in 1765 with the stamp act and then you have that neat ten year period when you go up to. 75. and during that ten year period, people go from being britons to becoming revolution, nurses or patriots and americans. and i was looking at what was happening in new york city. almost everybody in new york city was against the stamp act. and thought this there's nothing new here. i'm not going to tell anybody something that they don't already know. and then i fast forwarded a few years to 1768, and there's an election in new york now. the longest time, and new york, the colony there could be between elections was seven years. so the last election before 68 was in 61. seven years ago. so in 1760, the governor has call an election and he does know between 1765 and 1768, there's a reorientation of popular politic in manhattan. the book is new york city. but what it's really about now is

they have figured out where the fire started, but not how it started.lear lakes animal control says crews are out searching the fire area for pets who have been left behind. they say you can leave them a message if you need help with a missing animal. >> developing news in san jose after an officer shot a person they say shot someone outside a 7-eleven. the suspect and one victim are both in the hospital with life threatening injuries. san jose police say they got multiple calls about a shooting near the store on center road just before 930 last night. when officers got there, they say the suspect was still armed and they shot that suspect. police have not released any other details. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting in the tenderloin. officers responded to willow street, an alleyway off of polk, just after four yesterday afternoon. they found two people and a dog with gunshot wounds. the officers provided medical aid until an ambulance arrived. the victims were taken to the hospital, but police have not said what condition they a

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starting out. cool. this morning, humidity has come up and the wind is light, so we're hoping that we do continue to get more containment today as the weather conditions are pretty favorable at least to start out this morning. but it will still be a very warm day. not as hot as yesterday, but notice the wind gusts coming up to about 2020 five miles per hour may create some of those erratic conditions that the firefighters have to definitely be more careful of, and tomorrow it will become even more windy. here's a look at our wind gusts forecast across the bay area. we're going to really start to see those winds picking up in santa rosa, san francisco. some of the coastal areas going into tomorrow afternoon and getting even stronger. some of those hilly areas and some of our upper elevations may see gusts 40 to 50mph for tomorrow, which will enhance our fire conditions and that threat that we could see any fires that do develop spread very quickly as the winds increase. but at least the temperatures are g

the reviews are starting to roll in.ote without that new ai, there's not a lot to talk about. better battery, better camera. camera button. new colors. cris velasco over at the washington post says, if you're coming from an older iphone, you will love that extended battery life. it will feel huge. ted haselton over at cnbc calls it a solid upgrade, and the incomparable joanna stern, she's amazing. over at the wall street journal, says she likes all the new colors, but says, you know, don't pick it on a color because you're just going to put a case on it anyway. my favorite iphone. the best model i have is one in my pocket that nbc pays for. i have no idea what model it is. yes, that's the only one you have. it's the only one i have because i, as i repeat, nbc, pays for it. that's true. also, i don't do anything that nbc would disapprove of on my iphone. i'm kind of boring. oh, yeah. yeah. oh, i wouldn't think you would. we weren't insinuating that. we didn't think so. well, i think that's why some people have a personal

crowd at the match of minsk dynamo, and the problem of extra tickets became after 12 hours from the start of sales, this indicates that the club's marketing structure works very well, but also that belarusians are missing big hockey. minsk dynamo has never made it past the first round of the gagarin cup, this season, personally i wish to make this cherished step subrom, but for now let's watch the report. on the reed, in which the entourage and the result of the match against amur. minsk dynamo is a brand in the khl space, the club is famous for its work with spectators. so this spring , the creative team of zubrov was awarded five awards of the largest award in the field of sports marketing in the cis, and clearly the experts are not going to lower the bar they have set. fans have high expectations for the new season. we do not know what the competition year will be like in general, but... the opening match of the championship fully justified expectations. for me, like many people, a new sports season is always associated with new goals and new expectations. it is very important that the

voting has already started.een as a referendum on the government's handling of the economy. there were a record 38 candidates running to lead the country, including the incumbent, ranil wickremesinghe. all of them are men. the full results are not expected until later on sunday. sri lankans are looking for a leader who will be able to further repair the country's finances, after an economic collapse two years ago. 0ur correspondent, samira hussain, is following the story from colombo, and sent this update. the economy was certainly one of the biggest issues for voters going into this election. the country is still reeling from the effects of that economic crisis two years ago. sri lanka had to borrow billions of dollars and as a result we are seeing that actually everyday sri lankans are paying higher taxes and they are paying much more for basics like food and medicine. at the same time, what has also been important, is to see political stability. that economic crisis was largely due to financial mismanagement

perfect start as far as results go before the - far as results go before the game even started therewith more than 40 comical moment with more than a0 caps for the republican ireland for the if the ground that lee carlos lee will know well. as he left the tunneling into the dog out yet i also sat into the dog out yet i also sat in the wrong seat someone reminded him that he is now on the opposing side. the fact that he's managing england and not playing for the republic of ireland. even though it was ireland. even though it was ireland that threatened at first it was england that took the lead all throughout the game anthony garden dangerous on the left—hand side. a good run from him a ball inside the box, harry kane shot was blocked. declan rice fired the ball home for the muted celebrations from declan rice as we all know he used to play for the republic of ireland, actually made three appearances for them at senior level. but they were families which mean he could switch allegiance to england just before the half hour it was up 2—0. if declan rice didn't celebrate jack grealish ce

let's start off with dick's.letic retailer beating on the top and bottom line, but posting lukewarm full-year guidance. the stock is now down nearly 10% this week. who wants to talk about dick's? >> i'll do it. i know tim is going to tell you he likes dick's here. the only issue i have, when you have that sort of price performance, you're going to need to get above, you know, a much higher barrier, and we're seeing this kind of again and again. i wonder what it says about discretionary spending this is pretty discretionary space. this is something we came out of earnings season not that excited about. >> let's move onto berkshire hathaway. snapping a nine-day winning streak. baron's out with a report saying the company looks pricey after its recent run, which brought its market cap above $1 trillion. share finishing almost 3% lower, which is a pretty big move for berkshire. >> yet, i think, if you believe a selloff in the broader market is coming, somewhat counter intuitively, this is a stock you want to be ownin

fertility issues when she was ready to start a family. six rounds of fertility treatments, assess into realms of ivf she gave birth to her beautiful baby girl louisa. who is now 11 months old, what a blessing. despite. the strain the journey put on herey relationships, brittney told me every penny was worth it. every penny was worth it for our daughter. ivf has made our family complete. she is not the only michigander who is been able to start a family because of ivf. when her husband was serving her country in the u.s. navy, sue from brighton, michigan used ivf to bring her son into the world. at the time she was in elementary school teacher her husband was deployed for months at a time. her entire salary went towards seven rounds of ivf that were needed to have a successful pregnancy. with insurance on paying for some of the medication she spent over $100,000 out of pocket on treatment you don't have that baby this journey put an emotional and financial strain hunt sue and her husband and that's not surprising this situation is not uniq

yeah, great start. had jack— for my country. yeah, great start. may not have played this match. he has as much as anyone earned his break. geary, bbc news. let's head live to the manchester arena, our tennis correspondent russell fuller is there. only one place to start. russell, let's start with billy harris, who was making his debut, and might well have played his last game ifjack draper comes back in. he made the most of it. and i suspect he was incredibly nervous even though he didn't let on, but to close out your first—ever singles match which also enabled you to close out the tie for great britain was a fantastic effort. that certainly made life a little bit easier that his opponents didn't play the base, but it's an amazing story that you think that really harris did not win until last november, now he's on the cusp of the top 100 and representing his country and winning matches in the davis cup finals. i his country and winning matches in the davis cup finals.— his country and winning matches in the davis cup finals. i know you are lowerin

but it's a good starting point. i like psychology a lot. and there's this nirvana fallacy where you try to perfect things too much, right. it's there's no point in doing it unless it's going to be perfect. this is an imperfect solution, but we will continuously chase perfection from here on. but this is also a way to do this big and do this now that's the point. the latest united nations climate report underscores that carbon capture is necessary to quickly address climate change. and that's part of why heimdall started capturing carbon while still waiting for epa approval to store that carbon dioxide deep underground. that's a very important point. is this isn't optional. co2 emissions have a price. what matters is that ultimately, there needs to be some economic value to removing co2. and if all proves successful, the company's founder says the potential here might sound almost too good to be true. so for a billion tons of co2 per year, say, which is on the lower end of what the ipcc estimates the climate system is going to need of carbon

caddie start elsewhere but the candles tend to thing and break—out.ably stay rather cloudy again and parts of eastern scotland and perhaps the far northeast of england as well. through saturday night and into sunday, we are then going to see low pressure bring heavy, thundering rain across quite a large area of england and wales, some places could see a months worth of rainfall in the space of 2a hours. the threat of seeing some localised flooding is that much greater as we look into sunday. heavy downpour is quite widespread for england and wales, scotland and northern ireland and probably the far north of england look like they will great stay dry. we will have some of that low cloud affecting the north sea coast. into next week, low pressure continues to fire across the atlantic, across england and wales, bringing further zones of heavy rain. is that clear through later in the week, turns friday we will start to get these colder northwesterly wind diving its way southwards. next week we will see a sharp drop in temperatures, average at this time of

aliaksandra goytan, sochytsya for the most large-scale starts at zaslavi. acts of the last year of the scandinavian hadzba have been going on three times all over the central regions, the festival in the minsk region, the rally in zaslavia, the most large-scale start, and in hundreds prastaўnіkoў, active prastaўnіkoў deposits in the growth will continue to adläglasst amal at kіlametr. 3, 2, 1, start, route prakladzeny vakol vadaema, syarod spring landscapes in the park culture. distance from landscape assemblies is much easier and safer to use in the scandinavian style when taking care of inventory. although the amatarian rescue efforts, the olympic fervor and the efforts are serious. vaunison on the basis of the health of the highest spartan acts in the skin of the minsk region. the marathon for people is not just a matter of saving, it is a symbolic gesture of gratitude and justice for the protection of a healthy nation and the care of young people. consultations with lawyers and specialized medical professionals special events, sports and music festivals

the guys started believing in themselves more, and we started playing pretty good hockey.e calendar was good for us, we started off quite successfully, that inspired us, inspired us, and we got hooked on this game, we like being in first place, we don't want to give it up to anyone, so we'll try to continue playing for the team, for the result. indeed, the calendar at the start of the zubry was wonderful, we do not belittle the merits of the opponents, but the first six rounds brought together dynamo molodechno with teams from the second part of the consolidated table, so the skeptics had questions about how the white-blues would withstand, for example, the championship test, the team. coped perfectly and beat zhilobinsky metallurg twice. everything depends on the head, if you are not ready for the match with your head, then nothing will work out. the same thing happened with metallurg, yes, somewhere they wrote that it would be fundamental for me, probably, to beat uzhlobin, everything worked out, so each team had a hard time with each opponent. thus, dynamo molodechina i

when i first started working for mohamed al fayed, he soon started asking me inappropriate questions, street for a medical examination. this was offered to me as a perk for working in the chairman's office. dr coxon asked me to do internal examination. she wanted to test for hiv and stds but i said that i wasn't sexually active yet, so therefore it was unnecessary. my concerns were brushed off and i was told that an internal examination was necessary. i remember feeling very confused. according to the women we've spoken to, in many cases their confidential medical results were sent directly to al fayed. today, the current harrods managing director made a public statement for the first time since the bbc documentary a week ago. michael ward said... also today, harrods said that, following a review over the past year, it had introduced 50 sexual harassment officers. they're specially trained to deal with workers who have complaints about sexual harassment. harrods has also got a settlement process in place for alleged victims. the growing number of women who accuse al fayed of horrific

the next round starts next friday, september 27. and in the end , there is also football. the final of the republican festival "mama papayahu" took place in minsk. tsov, and from modern ones, well, messi, ronaldo, i want to tell you that you have great taste, good luck to you in the game, thank you, this football festival is already 8 years old, let us remind you that in 2018 the holiday was recognized as the most successful european project in mass football. and that's all for today, arena will be on air on thursday. see you! hello, with you the project everything is clear with marina karoman, let's talk about complex things in simple language. today about whether our. scooter riders justified the trust of legislators, what does the thirst for rights with the refusal of duties and is it possible to put your lady on the frame? let's go. the belarusian legal forum has been discussing the presidential decree for almost a week now, which will change the traffic rules. yes, they will be changed again in the part that concerns personal mobility devices, abbreviated as spm. thes

so we came here and started meeting and talking about theseh issues. some people came in and whispered in his ear and stood up and took over the microphone and said i'm sorry i'm going to have to leave the meeting because the united states is under attack in new york city and the pentagon and 9/11 was happening. the tribal leader said let's get out of here. we need to go home and do what we can to protect our people and here the airport is closed down so the tribal leaders came back and said he was sovereignty is under attackso and/or triple sovereignty is under attack so let's figure out what we are going to do about it. stretch strategize together to brief the case and how to argue the case and see if they couldn't improve on the states rights being accepted by the supreme court so the tribal leader said we need to do that for our cases, so we set up the tribal supreme court project with the american indians to bring together all the tribal attorneys and law professors, the supreme court practitioners to focus on each that would come up and figure ou

it starts tomorrow. until 2.hey're celebrating the shelby cobra cold prada and will feature 15 of those amazing cars that you just saw. the james fletcher showed us all about the next at noon. a huge dog festival is coming soon. well, tell you where and when and declares. coming up. >> ok, all you dog lovers. listen up. a huge dog festival is happening soon in san jose. san jose is hosting the >> bark in the park september. 21st organizers expect it will be one of the largest dog. >> related events the country with over 1000 dogs and 5,000 people. just like those stocks, there will be food drinks and live music and all starts at 10 o'clock of william street park. that's over on east william street near only and are elementary school. a family friendly pride celebration kicks off in oakland tomorrow at fairyland. the oakland lgbtq+ center. our family coalition and fairyland team. i hosting 2 days ef activities for all ages. this happening saturday and sunday from 10 to 4. the events will have face paintings, arts

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if the economy started to slow as inflation started to slow and unemployment started to take up, thatopportunity to cut back on rates, the concern is maybe the fed waited too long and some of the economic data is softening in some of the earnings are starting to soften it i think a real concern are we in a situation where we waited too long to cut and this could be a situation where the economy is not doing as well as we thought. jack: for that reason your underweight stocks, what area of the stock market are you when and what area do you favor. >> i think we've been underweight stocks for a little while and part of the fact we feel like evaluations are not really that attractive right now, the market has been really driven to the mag seven which is well understood, good part the mag seven has been doing so great from an earnings standpoint and they have been really driving back multiple expansion within the s&p 500. if you look at the 493, 2023 earnings were basically relatively flat, the good news that were seen were in a situation where expectations for the 493 are not really that

once we start to get into thursday, we'll start to pull back. having said that thursday, still going to be a very warm day. and you can see that here friday, free, warm to once we get the weekend. that's when we should start to see some real relief from this heat. so we've got to get through the rest of this weekend. if we take a look at these temperature trends inland, you know, this is where the bulk of this is going to be. obviously everyone above average with a triple digit heat tuesday wednesday. i think that could get really tricky even into thursday. for those of you in that inner east bay in the north bay. so reminder, stay cool, drink plenty of fluids. make sure you're limiting those outdoor activities. make sure you find shide if you have to be outside. check on your at-risk friends. and last week we had that horrible story about a dog that was left on a patio. so please take care of your pets to. this is gonna be a little bit of run of heat just want to make sure that you're being smart, making good choices. as i mentioned, we get to

so, let's now start the passage again, and play me brighter left hand, slowly i. and go up with an even, perfectly even sound. okay, more in the left hand the second first finger. and this piece is an orchestral difficulty, in theaters the ballet of raymond glazuny is very often performed. now we are performing the prelude from the ballet raymond and the dance of raymond, right? and during the dance we need to be perfectly rhythmic. then he walked, ate, and rested somewhere, studied again for 2 hours, this is very correct the decision to study exactly 4 hours a day, at least, yes, but with a break, that is , sitting in a row, of course, it is difficult, and for our back it is a very difficult instrument, yes, we need to be constantly in good shape with a straight back, so that in no case do the shoulders move, and we must necessarily be on support, that is, i often ask the girls to have heels. yes, even the smallest ones, so that we are on support, because all the load goes to the back. the harp itself is diatonic, what does this mean? if there was a grand piano,

they started handcuffing us.as if, i don't know, they're coming to osama bin laden's house. one lingering thought was in my head like, what did you do? - the arrests of two associates of trump lawyer rudy giuliani on campaign finance violations. - the two arrested at dulles airport after buying a one-way ticket out of the country. - they're associates of the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. - these are the first criminal charges emerging from the trump administration's controversial relationship with ukraine. - government documents show that the men helped giuliani set up a meeting with high-level ukrainians who giuliani was lobbying to investigate joe biden and his son hunter. - one of the agents said to me, i could try and get your wife on the phone. and i told her i loved her. i told her not to worry. called rudy. - that was the last i spoke to him for the next, like, 10 days. - igor fruman and lev parnas were picked up at dulles on wednesday night, just hours after "the wall street journal" reports

we start to turn our eyes to the south with this developing area of low pressure, and that will starts getting into the midlands, perhaps into the southern half of wales as we go on through the day. eastern scotland, north—east england holding on to a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. that will peg the temperatures back. conversely, western scotland and northern ireland should see plenty of sunshine. now into saturday, those showers and thunderstorms in the south perhaps becoming more frequent, pushing a little bit further northwards. still rather cloudy for coasts of eastern scotland and northeast england, western scotland and northern ireland seeing plenty of sunshine. but those temperatures generally down just a little bit by this stage. and then by sunday, our area of low pressure really makes its move, bringing showers or longer spells of rain, particularly across england and wales. the odd shower and some extra cloud in eastern scotland, but generally in the north of the uk it will stay largely dry. live from washington, this is bbc news. thousands more hand—held radios used b

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thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kyra clapper and our director, aaron is back with us where he belongs. welcome back. aaron. cinthia pimentel has a quick look. he's like, move it along. he doesn't want to be talked about. cynthia joins us with our microclimate forecast. and you look perfect for the final day of summer. thank you very much. of course, the bay area wouldn't be summer without some fog as well. we are starting off our morning with some low clouds carrying through parts of walnut creek, palo alto and down into san jose, mainly in the upper 50s. so not a bad start to our morning temperature wise either, as we take a look at our daytime highs, we should see some upper 80s out towards the livermore valley and down into the south county. 60s and 70s out towards the peninsula. should be a nice day in san francisco with some low 70s there in the mission. now, as we take a look ahead, fall officially begins tomorrow, but those temperatures are going to be hanging on to summer for the next couple of days as w

some drizzle to start off your day. but afternoon, sunshine again, some pesky afternoon bay clouds running at forward. yes, the winds will be in place. you'll feel it in the east bay a little bit in the afternoon and the early evenings. good thing starts to build a little bit on monday. again, response to our low. that's to drop south. now it's like a drop as far south as the earlier models. but enough to cool us down. that's the one. that's what we care about. so we'll be showing the that in the longer range forecast coming up in a bit, a few bay clouds will keep in their sunday. there's a cell phone behind me there. meanwhile, will be hot well inland with 90 ish going on. so we still have the 90's that are out there. the folks in tri valley, maybe the lower 90's that that now next week cooling quickly well inland, lower 80's. that's right. we're talking about lower 80's once this low starts to drop in, this will be tuesday recovery for the latter portion of the week will warm up gradually by friday and then another hi

stevenson, i want to start with the question for you. we can increase americans retirement savings i supporting small businesses that offer retirement plans to their employees. that's why my colleague on this committee senator budd and i working to develop a bipartisan bill to improve the existing retirement plan started tax credit. this bill would ensure the smallest businesses receive tax cuts that fully cover the cost of starting a retirement plan. mr. stevenson, how can expand retirement within tax incentives for small businesses help increase access to retirement security for the workers at how can congress continue to support small businesses in efforts to provide retirement plans? >> the credits for small businesses are really important. everything we can do to encourage small business to start a 401(k) plan issued to successful. what i would add is as if small former small business owner myself wondered things when you start a small business that you struggle with is just there so methinks you're messing with an sometime getting

well, probably, let's start with the hopes of the countries of the group seven the fact that china andnow, such a role in the settlement of the conflict between russia and ukraine. in particular , italian prime minister george meloni after meeting with the president of ukraine. at the forum , amrozetti also said that china and india could act as mediators. in the negotiations on the end of the war in ukraine, let's listen to it. i believe that china and india should play a role in resolving the conflict. the only thing that cannot happen is to think that the conflict can be resolved by leaving ukraine. well, actually, mr. igor, do you now see the desire and resources. on the part of the global south to play the role of settling the conflict, the conflict that the russian federation unleashed against ukraine, this is a bloody war that has actually lasted not three years, but 10, so can the global south, in a healthy sense of the word, join the settlement? i think that it can and i think that it should, but there are some signs that it can be there ... practical meaning, i don't see it,

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