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you've got tele di talia. in her campaign speeches, she have made it clear who should call the shots in europe. the capital of italy as rome and rome should be the capital of the european union. i would like to bring this demand to the european parliament a meeting between from the line i'm maloney in july of 20. 23. is this how 2 opponents greece each other again and again the $2.00 pay up together acting like allies, as maloney moved to the center or from the lion to the right. supposedly these 2 women represent 2 opposing political visions about europe's future. a stronger, more centralized u. o. a d centralized union featuring more powerful nation states. about $350000000.00 europeans will elect their representatives to the parliament from judas 6 to the 9th post predict the right wing policies will gain ground, which could significantly change the cost of the you. how much compromise can your tolerate? what is the political red line? the, the, the european, nicola mentioned strasburg from m. p. 's of focu

. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother was the most important part of her life. every morning up in many years loath never our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with us know that lets everybody know that he will be remembered >> loved >> we love to him. and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state has dat saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family. would that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter know this quote that i heard from west. i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions an

now that the era is coming to an end, i want to mention that you coined the term digital rest, talia and, and usage as the it may come to supercede or western dominance. now when we talk about the with valley of the history nerds among us would know that the piece of his folly a enshrined somewhere in c as the basic principle of international relations and recognition that the countries ultimately act in the own interest. so there was a, you know, a sort of different stuff that go on depending within the west too. and what's important to me is that that piece of fist fowler came after 30 years war genius thing, the emergence of the, just all of us value of what the require such sacrifices. well, we hope that it doesn't become bloody, but i'm not provided that in some sense can provide a little global level. then maybe we can avoid the bloodshed that lead to the original trade. he's up of westphalia, in the sixty's thing. hundreds, the challenges we have of policies that whining powers done lyft guy willingly and will seek wherever they can, so cling onto what they have. and if they t

now if f e r is coming to an end, i want to mention that you quin the term digital rest, talia and, and usage as the it may come to supercede or western dominance. now when we talk about the with valley of the she's during nerds among us would know that the piece of his tale a enshrined somewhere in t as the basic principle of international relations and recognition that the countries ultimately act in the own interest. so there was a, you know, a sort of different stuff that go on depending within the west too. and what's important to me is that that piece of wrist fowler came after 30 years war genius thing, the emergence of the jesus, the old west valia with requires such sacrifices. well, we hope that it doesn't become bloody, but, you know, provided that some sense and provide a little global level. then maybe we can avoid the bloodshed that lead to the original trade ease of westphalia, in the 1600s. that's how long as we have of policies, that winding powers done lyft guy willingly. and we'll seek wherever they can to cling onto what they have. and if they can't click onto it, th

in the event of this being every talia tori, nuclear stripe, or in the event that the russian government's very existence is at stake. and vladimir putin said that it seems like the west is trying to accomplish. just that when you've sued in the west is escalating the situation all the time. seems like they are counting on us to get scared at some point. they also say they want to achieve the strategic defeat of russia on the battlefield. what does this mean for russia? russia? this means the end of it state, which is what it means. this means the end of the 1000 year history of the russian state. i think this is clear to everyone to change and then the question arises, because, why should we be afraid? wouldn't it be best to completely accomplish our goals? he also spoke about the fact that the russian president doesn't really see the lensky last thing much longer than the 2nd, then the 1st half of next year in office because of the fact that he has absolutely lost his legitimacy. since his presidential term has expired, a free and you're, there is a decision from the constitutional court

at newark liberty in new jersey, an early morning for talia and her daughter, 7-year-old peyton. desperately looking forward to spending time with her grandmother in florida, but the airport -- do you like crowds? >> i don't really like crowds. they talk loud. >> reporter: no? >> i don't really like talking loud. >> reporter: for many, the train a better choice. >> sure beats hassle getting to an airport and having to get there early. >> reporter: on the roads, 60 million drivers expected. the worst time to travel between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. best time, before 10:00 a.m. a gallon of gas is about $3.50. and the weather will expect travel this weekend. more than 80 million people in the path of the storm that will bring potential for damaging winds, heavy rain, even tornados. the line of storms will stretch from ohio to new york. the tsa says it screened just under 3 million people yesterday alone making it the fourth busiest travel day ever at airports. and they do expect, as you said, whit, to top that. perhaps the busiest travel day ever coming up on july 7th. whit? >> whit: phil,

september, a decades on uprising against engine or has killed. thousands of people must read them, talia is the director general of the general india institute. think tank. he says modi's thing is yoga and spirituality is a way of unifying. the country is easy to crush me to do yoga with the.

talia, he said president of the association of italian entrepreneurs in russia terimbine.ame time , italy lost not only money and market shares, but also jobs. they are now indignant on cnn, they say that russia, which seemed to be on the verge of democracy in the nineties, has now taken a turnaround path that is understandable and strange for the united states. let's see. under western sanctions, is not worried about isolation. there is one place in moscow that is a symbol of carefree russia. to weaken the russian economy, especially the financial sector, we are trying to understand whether they are really effective, this office really makes it possible to feel that moscow is one of the world's leading financial centers, in business circles the war has changed the situation, many banks and transnational corporations have left the country, only in france the automobile concern renault, which had a significant presence in russia, was followed by the secit general company. changed for this person too. in some cases, the companies were sold to the russians, who continue the s

leopards, i see, this is the second one and it’s also quite bright, active, again , his eyes are in talia’snatalya, that is, our heroine says that she is shy for her. i know from the case materials that your husband doesn’t like the sports outfit, but so far i like this one the most in your wardrobe olympic sweatshirt, great choice, i would only have chosen a size four larger, no seriously, it’s beautiful, it doesn’t seem to me that there are any problems in your wardrobe, you ’re going the right way, comrade, that’s the orange banner, that’s it exactly where you need to strive, because you are very mobile. thank you very much, len, well, evelina is on your side, imagine, in general, fire, simply. did you know that 30 varieties of plums are grown in the urals, all of them are unique in their qualities for human health. pro-ural plums, about failures at the dacha, about everything you need to know for life and... we remember a wonderful person, an amazing woman, a colleague, a friend. anastasia zavorotnyuk, born in the seventy-first year, she didn’t feel very well, everyone thought it was ju

as his cousin talia recalls either the one of the point where i never noticed the difference between the 2 of us was when we played soccer. so as a child, that doesn't matter much. now. yes, but never when i was playing soccer last week because you often take the ball that musical and i knew you did it on purpose. i knew you really meant to come to, you know, that could be true. yes. the, the size of my ground, it's definitely our biggest fan in my p o. it's like all the newspaper article. i know he still has all of them that i'm behind. it is based support and love that make ali who he is. that's along with his ambition, the absolute desire to achieve everything he sets out to do. lots of the many people don't recognize that he's buying to mind here in my children. and we just learn to had an experience that he's like, i said her back to how should we play soccer? mom? he goes to work. he travels by train. she's buying to move. my children are only 5 and full. of course it's been comprehensible to them. but yes, you can't tell because he's just so thing off as the off and makes life

he is the family's favorite, even though he was sometimes quite t t as a child, as his cousin talia recalls either the one of the points where i never noticed the difference between the 2 of us was when we type soccer. so as a child, that doesn't matter much. now. yes, but you never when i was playing soccer last week because you often take the ball at michigan and i knew you did it on purpose. i knew you really meant to come to, you know, that could be true. yes. the middle class of my grandpa, it's definitely our biggest problem in my he always like all the newspaper article . he still has all of them and it is based support and love that make ali who he is . that's along with his ambition, an absolute desire to achieve everything he sets out to do lots of the many people don't recognize that he's buying to mind here in my children and we just land or had and experienced that he's like i said her back to how you distribute to play soccer. mom. he goes to work. he travels by train, she's buying my children are only 5 and full, of course has been comprehensible to them. but yes, you can't t

. >> talia leila is looking at the impossible. a vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up in many years ever our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered >> felt loved >> we love to him. and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because know them are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state. he's dot saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're asked family would that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had goal of being a firefighter this growth that i heard from west? i help people and get people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions

anti-semitism and university leadership failures demanding schools do more to protect students like cornell's talia drawer. >> the message was very clear. rules are meaningless and lawlessness is rewarded. >> the was he and means committee considering options for congress to revoke the tax exempt status to schools that turn a blind eye to anti-semitism. >> we must hold account being the faculty who openly supports -- >> griff: tells fox they are looking at tracing the funding from domestic and foreign sources encampments which have been anti-semitic in nature and maybe unlawful. clear tonight, shannon, this committee which began their investigation back in november is far from done. >> shannon: yeah, as are these protests. a summer would have lessoned that at all but it doesn't look that way. >> griff: protests are far from over. >> shannon: s&p 500 gained 13. nasdaq was up 59. both of those are new record high closes. up next, tensions on israel's northern flank come to a boil. we have got a report. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new

. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother was the most important part of her life. every morning you up in many years a little better, parkway, those fronts lighting all filling the air with us know that lets everybody know that he will be remembered >> felt loved >> we love to him. and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because know them are was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state. his death saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family would that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter know this growth that i heard from west. i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his

. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible.er only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up then many years the most ever, our way those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him. and he felt told him one says that, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state. his death saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family with that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter know this quote that i heard from us. i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his

. >> talia, our way, though, is looking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up in many years unit never our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state. his death saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. >> and it's just tragic for us. we're asked family would that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had goal of being a firefighter this growth that i heard from west? i help people and get people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> reme

talia is looking at the impossible. >> vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant the morris park. he was. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up in many years unit never our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with us now that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know them are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state. his death saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. >> and it's just tragic for us. we're asked family would that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had goal of being a firefighter this growth that i heard from west? i help people and get people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions and members already made it sweden. >>

talia aguayo is looking at the impossible. >> vigil for her only brother luis r just 19ayears old, he while out this bench at the lawrence park. us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up then many years ever, our way those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him and he felt told him one says that, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state has dat saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family with that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter know this quote that i heard from us. i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions and members already made it sweden. >> they be teams amy le

. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this pension to laura's park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up then many years ever our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state is dot saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family with that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had goal of being a firefighter this growth that i heard from west? i help people and people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions

. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible.ld, he was shot and killed while out this bench at the lawrence park. us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up then many years ever, our way those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him. and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state has dat saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. and it's just tragic for us. we're family with that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter know this quote that i heard from us. i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions and members already made it sweden

the alternatives this is a decision of the political echelon and the idf will implement kliger with taliame, but the issue the issue of eliminating hamas is silly. the throat dustin the eyes of the public what does this tell you now or what do you read into what the israeli defense forces are saying, particularly as it pertains to support for the prime minister benjamin netanyahu i think it's fascinating me at local level. >> i think the idf and israeli intelligence is as whole as hell does fever quite some time that amash may not survive as an organized military force, but it will survive as a political organization, as an insurgency but even more important and consequential is the fact that the idf's chief spokesman, admiral daniel hagari is openly saying that there are those who are quote, trying to throw sand in the eyes or the israeli public and he links that to the political echelon. so i think pressure on the myth, no government is going to build and the israeli defense forces the reserve is the active combat duty forces that are participating in this war, 300 dead since october 7,

talia aguayo is looking at the impossible.luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this bench at the lawrence park. us. the best. being here. this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother. >> was the most important part of her life. every morning up then many years the most. they our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know thht he will be remembered. he. >> felt loved >> we love to him and he felt told him once i said, you know, i love you, ray, because, you know, i know that are well was raised in san francisco and just finished his first year at san jose state has dat saying he had his entire life ahead of he really do miss him. >> and it's just tragic for us. we're family with that state graduate lowell high school in the city are clearly had a goal of being a firefighter this growth that i heard from west? i help people and they people my friends because i feel good. not because i'm looking forward something back. >> remembered for his ambitions an

other side of the mediterranean, it's also hot in southern turkey at let's go $37.00 degrees and on talia wall to wall sunshine on top here for west africa. this brains, really starting to pep up here, a breeze off the atlantic means it's a little cooler. any walk shut 32 degrees into south africa. also talking about a wind here through the northern cape providence. that means up in 10 is up to 26 degrees. but enjoy while you can because by monday, all of the cape providence is will be dealing with some sharks. that's a soft try to figure whether c a the . ringback the what does a really mean for the future of humanity? what sort of future society do we want to create it? all of this technology roommates? do we still have power of choice? age guides, which are truly a tournament. and operating in doing this is the apple kind of technician who is it already too late? so if corporations has more power, making a bill in an entire country, the future is going to be good for the eyes would be nice if to before humans as well as human on al jazeera, of the spoken matcher watching out a 0. let's

it's also hot in southern turkey at let's go $37.00 degrees and on talia wall to wall sunshine on top here for west africa. this brains really starting to pep up here. a breeze off the atlantic means it's a little cooler. any rock shot? 32 degrees into south africa, also talking about a wind here through the northern cape province. that means up in 10 is up to 26 degrees. but enjoy, well, you can because by monday, all of the cape providence is will be dealing with some sharks. that's as i've tried to figure whether c a, the full hales the planet, interrogates while i was, think about climate change, the way we do this a global issue is abstract, so whatever i do, it doesn't seem to make a dent. alley re reveals how with being and it collated into distancing also from the climate crisis and delaying meaningful action outside the logical reactions has been voice intentionally and unintentionally, quite a few ideas to create confusions. if we're confused with the power of psychology in booking climate action on l. g 0 as the world wait to see if the international criminal court will iss

so so a lot of complex, we're going to hear in the next couple of hours from georgia meloni, the talia and prime minister kind of wrapping it all up, giving a final press conference and probably one takeout that she will have felt that got perhaps more exposure than she would have wanted. she didn't want the word abortion in the final communicate and we've heard through do that through the g7 that both president biden and president macron did want that language and that was the same language that was used in the hiroshima g7 declaration, just there every year ago. they did manage to word the final communicate without putting the word abortion in there. but but talking about talking about he importance of female productive rights. so that was the only place where we sort of saw any element of friction nick, most of the g7 leaders, they will then head to switzerland for this peace summit. but what will be achieved considering that the notable emissions again, i think, you know, the world here is looking at this in a number of ways. earlier on this year that there were delays in getting u

negotiations this time with the discipline function of the form of fog rebels, known as the 2nd mancha, talia president. gustavo pitt throws ambitious, total peace initiative of reaching deals with over meaning on groups in the country is unraveling alessandro around the, at the reports from bull with us. when it was one of president gustavo papers, both this promises a policy of total peace aim that ending decades long conflict by columbus on groups to peace negotiations. but 2 years later, shootings embalmed attacks are increasing in the country south were disciplined. rebel groups are terrorizing the local population as they fight to have control over lucrative drug trafficking. any legal goals, mining, not big. the mostly just cause the rest of us with the most. and so we have the one suffering, the consequences, the threatens, the killings we get caught in the middle. and the most painful thing is the children 831 has been forcibly recruited, is very bad. and the government needs to take it seriously. and the focus of the government as being to secure bilateral c expires with different t

september, a decades long uprising against indian rule has killed thousands of people that are freedom. talia is the director general of the general india institute, the think tank. he says, moody sees you are the in spirituality as a way of unifying country for this visit to crush me. you'd have to do yoga with a lot of local people in historic setting of the lake and see another which is a capital of crush me valley. i think he's trying to convince a message that the yoga unites all indians and that you know, fresh meat is a part of india. it's an inalienable part of india. and that of course me is progressing. and societies as slowly settling down of the location of these special ed students in 2019 and that there is some kind of normalcy and you know, some harmony that's coming back. although the doctor attacks there been some, do you have just attacks killing innocent civilians in crush me? so on one hand, there is a security practice. but on the other hand, i think there is an attempt to integrate across from leading to the mainstream of india. and i think there's no better means to do

. >> this is a decision of the political echelon and the idf and we'll implement clean with talia fibssue of eliminating hamas is still the throat does to the eyes of the public we heard the idf pushback on this. >> there are clarifying hagari's remarks, saying that he was specifically speaking to the ideology of hamas and not the military stated goal of destroying and is that how you see it no. >> and i think that's not how most israeli see it. >> of course, the idf has carried out these actions and the international criminal court and international court of justice are reviewing what is being done because of the likely violations of international law. >> but it seems that the idf is very concerned that prime minister netanyahu with his back pushed up against the wall because of domestic politics, is sending them on a mission that cannot succeed. >> there is a degree of exhaustion and the idea, i don't think they want the expansion of this war to the hezbollah front many of the senior command offices, or why they might be replaced by people closer to netanyahu. >> and the more extrem

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