taras, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. i congratulate you as a hero of glory. mr.as, this pragmatism, i just quoted boris johnson, mike pompeo, such serious people, and they trust donald trump, they say that everything he says about his ability to end the war in ukraine and even even before the inauguration, that is, until january 20, this is normal, you can believe it. er, but in your professional opinion, does ukraine have a place in trump's pragmatism, or is he simply revolves, revolves around what the president of the united states of america will do well for the united states of america? well, actually, i would call, for the sake of clarity, so to speak, yes, the analysis of the situation, i would call, characterize, or rather, this is trump's approach, not just pragmatism, but very subjective pragmatism, because... mr. johnson very correctly characterized, well, let's say this, the main feature of donald trump both as a politician and as a president, well, obviously as a person, this is his unpredictability, and that's his its unpredictability originates, wel

jason and tara are staying with us. i would like to note the first line of the new york times called it a course insult. you take that for what you will. next, we will play vice president harris' comments on reproductive freedom and reproductive rights and get into the issues in georgia and the top of the next hour, and we have senator elizabeth warren, joining us from the road as she is campaigning for vice president harris and down ballot candidates across the country, and senator warren is also on the ballot. you're watching "the weekend." you're watch ing "the weekend." o due to bur and stabbing paiy hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. with fast and secure payment. card readers you can rely on. and one place to manage it all. whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. gum problems could be the st

, taras, well, taras is still a boy, he is interested in girls now, and not the factory, but he willlive to see that, and history is being made now, i don’t really need much, small investments in my startups, the opportunity to travel the world, you already have it, today i... but if oleg and his shark take the helm, it won’t be, so for now your father is running the factory, now yes, but nothing lasts forever under the moon, think about it. excuse me, have you seen frosya? no, i haven't. uh-huh. lord, someone. anna petrovna, help, quickly. what happened? alexander mikhailovich, he's in bad shape. here, alexander mikhailovich, what happened, and where does his heart hurt, i have something from the heart, give him, no need, run for the doctor, quickly, nikolaevich, what's going on, rostislav yanich. radislav yanich, arisa, what's the matter, sasha, it's bad, the heart, it seems, frosya, well, what, i didn't find it, i didn't find it. oleg alexandrovich, lidiya ivanovna. what is it? well, what, it's bad, i need to put him on the floor, help, uh-huh, come on, come on, carefully, yes, he

taras, i congratulate you. good day. and , by the way, we are talking not only about ordinary ukrainians, but also about deputies and officials of ukraine. the other day you shared. statistics that in our country in the third year of full-scale war there are still deputies and high-ranking officials who do not want to fulfill requirements of the law on the state language, please share these figures with us and whether there is any influence on these officials and deputies to still comply with our legislation in terms of compliance with the conditions of the state language? thank you, i am convinced that those who are obliged to monitor compliance with the language. are among the biggest violators, and it is nonsense not only in the third year of the war, it is nonsense in the 34th year of ukrainian independence that those who are supposed to develop local language programs should take care of the development and expansion of the network of language courses, to create better opportunities for ensuring the educational proc

he was convicted on tara charges last year and lot germany on the international rights groups, the 9th, as a champ trial, executed by table um for crimes. his family says he didn't commit. john, she'd shock mode was kidnapped and then taken to iran against his will. the rainy and german dissident and vocal critic of the islamic republic was abducted in 2020 and divide by radian security forces. and then convicted on, disputed tara charges gemini star in minnesota, and alina babel was quick to strongly condemn it, arrives that his execution, posting on social media. she said the killing shows once again what kind of ends you main regime rules and surround originally. and that uses de against its use, its own population and for nationals. adding that the execution of a gym and national would have serious consequences. she expressed to heartfelt sympathy for shockmounts family. but shockmounts daughter rejected bab box condolences posting a defiant video of her self in support of her father on social media because those shock muds instead heaped accusations on the german government as we

president of tara dowdell group. christine todd whitman and the co-chair of the state's united democracy center and timothy snider, professor of history at yale university and the author of his new book "on freedom." want to thank you all for being here. molly and tara, you are joining me here. molly, i don't care how chafed you are, we've been through a lot politically, there's got to be something about the symbolism, having kamala harris and liz cheney at what is the birthplace of the republican party. >> so i think that what's happened here is two really important things, right? first is that they're creating this permission structure. you may not be a republican -- you may not be a democrat, you may not like what she's offering, but you care more about american democracy than you do about the nuances of her political party or her political goals. the other thing is that what this does is it breaks through these lower information voters and they see that something is different about this election, that donald trum

taras, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. i congratulate you as a hero of glory. ah, mr., well, this pragmatism, just now i quoted boris johnson, mike pompeo, such, well, serious people, and they trust donald trump, they say that everything that... he talks about his the ability to end the war in ukraine and even before the inauguration, that is, by january 20, is normal, this can be believed, eh, but in your professional opinion, is there a place for ukraine in this pragmatism of trump, or is it simply revolves, revolves around what the president of the united states of america will do well for the united states of america, well actually i would call it for the sake of clarity, so to speak, yes. analysis of the situation, i would call, characterize more precisely, this is trump's approach, not just pragmatism, but very subjective pragmatism, since mr. johnson very correctly characterized, let's say , the main feature of donald trump both as a politician and as a president, well, obviously, as a personality, this is precisely his unpredictability, and that's his unpredict

tara setmayer and jacob glick are back with me.ave sought out volunteer poll watchers in our political system. that is normal for them to observe the voting process, flag concerns. it's a sign of strength. but how significant is it that now we are seeing these types of activists on the right trying to recruit poll workers as spies and trojan horses? >> reporter: it's very concerning because they have an agenda. it's an agenda that is not a democratic one. it's not rooted in free and fair democratic principles. it's rooted in authoritarianism and fascism and intimidating your neighbor. this is very orwellian in a lot of ways. we've seen what happens when you have a certain group telling you to spy and spy on your neighbors and tell on them. it's fascist. that's what's happening here, all under the guise of patriotism. no, it isn't. when you intimidate workers, who do you have that's going to volunteer? intimidation is the point. 80% of election workers are women. a study showed that women have been harassed like 38% of them said the

tara palmeri and joining me now, teddy schleifer, a reporter for the new york times. teddy, i am curious yes. because you were actually at the musk event today and i'm always curious about what the vibe was like in the room and what audience he pulled in are talking diehard maga wasn't more diverse than that. >> there were a bunch of people there who were only there for elon musk really talked people in the crowd. you see author crypto, t-shirts, spacex paraphernalia you know, there were people there who worship this guy. i mean, i think one difference between elon musk and mark cuban is elon musk has a huge audience of people who, especially with young men, which is an audience that both campaigns are really going after, who absolutely worship this guy cuban obviously, it's on shark tank, big name on his don't but i was struck at the at the mosque event today. if you closed your eyes, you might forget that he's not the guy running for president really, there was the production value was big american flag, as you saw on the screen there. he comes out to a song that of

is real accuses unrestored 1st off involvement ends october 7th, tara tech, and b. and if you wait with some us and other groups or more as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken over. what we've seen in gaza is how come as taking over united nation facility schools, hospital clinics and headquarters in order to use them as military base as to hide ammunition, to hide rockets, to actually commit care activities around the united nation facilities on the roof flight 9 and police officer investigation, but do not know when the aging armed groups and says ex, quickly through suspected militants. foreign ministers from several countries including germany, france and britain, expressed great concern about the bed. it was an effort to come to united nation is a beacon of hope and such a matter of profound regret. these, these latent parliament is considering shutting down on this operation. allocations because on the stuff added this week, we're fully back psychiatrist. and often nature's fiction for katya of time spent on these rules t l i. th

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shooting that local authorities say was the tara, the was 2 minutes past 7. henry must go and tell yvonne in pay read. this is the news, our nonsense national. thank you for tuning in this out. as we take a look at the stories that you really need to know, in particular the focus this wednesday morning on the events in the middle east, as well as well has come under a barrel as of a rainy and miss all spies in were tallow suites, like it rainy and military chief of stock says as well and has targeted a most on face to military bases and gathering places that these rating tanks for change from across the as well shows. dozens of prophets coming down in the middle of the night, around claiming that many of the missiles penetration is rose, much voltage, a defenses with some even hitting tel aviv rocket. some tyrone have never successfully reach the city before, however, is ro claims that most of them would show them. the reigning foreign minister says the country acted o'neills to keeping peace a chance. earlier this evening we exercise self defense under artic

but for now, i want to thank tara. stuart is going to stick with us.ing up, as trump stages his carnival of racism, vice president kamala harris is running an actual substantive campaign. that and her big plan for tomorrow, next. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ i'm a lifelong republican and i voted for trump twice, only pay for what you need. but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods. it'll make everything more expensive for regular people, all while giving tax breaks to billionaires. you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. kamala harris is for regular people. she wants a tax cut for 100 million americans, so we keep more of our hard-earned money. i'm a proud republican, but this year, i'm voting for kamala harris. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. san francisco's leadership is failing us. that's why mark farrell is endorsing prop d. because we need to tackle our drug and homelessness crisis just like mark

that's a job you join out by are all taken over to tara. read this, tara tar. great to get you on for the story. you know, accounting down the days. it's not long ahead in the future now, but look, some people quoting for changes at such a late date as well. why do you think the vice presidential candidate, tim walter, so we got to ditch the electoral college car? well, you know, just explain the electronic college, it takes $583.00 votes, right? for the president to be decided. so they have to get a $270.00 vote majority. and so the original framers, alexander, was one of the original framers that hamilton was one of the original architects of this. and it's always been controversial. in fact, people have tried to change its 700 times over the years. and it really depends on the parties who's winning at the time. for instance, in 2016, the electoral college was trumps. friend and 2020. the electoral college was biden's friends, right? because the, because what it does is each state has the number of votes of their representatives . so some of those suite state

the local authorities upholding as tara attack. the band pressures where the strikes rained um, the old favorites and the latest wave of attacks, of the ideas claims to be tall. the thing has a lot more than a 100 people have reportedly been killed in level in the past day. the . this is all the international coming to life for most videos in most go on charlotte, even ski. thank you very much for joining us. this now as we continue off coverage of the events unfolding in the middle east. well as well has come on the barrels of a rainy and miss solves fudge in retaliatory strike a. so it's a total cost as well. so it's dozens of rockets raining down in the middle of the night. around claims. many of the missiles penetrated israel's defenses, with some even the hitting tel aviv rocket swimming to wrong have never successfully reached the city before. however, it is well claims that most of them were short time uranium strike coincided with a mass shooting that last at least 6 people said in tel aviv prime minister benjamin netanyahu

re drawing tara trees here. we drawing board is we, is that what we do is that what we're witnessing in the no, it would be 5 our very own eyes, that's the whole of palestine. unlimited will be just wiped away and is, well, states is $4.00 to $5.00 because it has a right to defend itself. you're right. what are they? they are rewriting board is 1st of all, because the in their constitution there are no boards because it is route great. to israel is the holy grail for that. and the now they think that they have a window to try to make it happen. they are already making it happen in gaza. and in the west bank as well. they want to make it happen in lebanon, which parts of syria, including all the heights which is ready on next, technically. and of course they, uh, they will like to uh mex parts of the rock as well. mm hm. it's a never ending. next live bins around to quote, our sex on the board was friends, right? and this side causes in fact, so that it is route is linked to a block that rating all the sources of

tara dowdell, my friend, thank you so much. check out states' project.org.ar since the horrific october 7th attack and the ensuing and brutal war in gaza and there's no sign of resolution with israeli strikes widening to lebanon. the latest in how it's led to a fractious political environment fractious political environment here in the states is next. (♪♪) behind every splenda product is a mission. helping millions of people reduce sugar from their diets. now try a sweetener grown by u.s. farmers. introducing zero-calorie splenda stevia. at splenda stevia farms, our plants are sweetened by sunshine. experience how great splenda stevia can be. grown on our farm, enjoyed at your table. (♪♪) >>> today marks one year since the palestinian militant group, hamas, staged a deadly attack on israel, since its founding, leaving 1200 people dead, 250 taken hostage, triggering a brutal attack on the gaza strip that has left nearly 42,000 dead. now, one year later, there seems to be no end in sight for the conflict. more than 100 hostages remained in captivity, and addin

taras has no sensation in his arm and it might have to be amputated, his doctor tells us.riving through pokrovsk, it's evident that most of its residents have left. "this is one of the most dangerous districts "of the city," says serhii. a volunteer finding his way through an empty neighbourhood to evacuate some of those still here. 80—year—old nadia is disabled. she's been living alone in the dark in this room. "i'm falling," she screams. serhii reassures her. "this damn war! "i'm going to die," she cries. another evacuee, viktoria, tells us she can't believe the front line moved so quickly to pokrovsk. translation: the neighbouring towns have been wiped out - and drones buzz near our windows all the time. theyjust stop and look inside. i have constant panic attacks. i'm afraid of the nights. we should negotiate. there's nothing left standing in the areas russia has ta ken anyway. over the past few months, ukraine has lost territory in the donetsk region at an unexpected pace. many blame this on faltering military aid from foreign allies. after the loss of avdiivka earlie

. >> well joining me now, senior political correspondent for puck, tara palmeri, senior adviser that trump/vance presidential campaign, bryan lanza and democratic strategist, a man with pat chuck rocha, good to have you all here. shock. >> i got to begin with you. i mean, the al smith dinner. it's a pretty big event, yet 40 years or tradition jim should harris have gone in-person? >> i don't think so because she's only had this little bit of time to run for president if she'd been running for president for a year and years. sure. because she had had plenty of time to go meet with lots of people, but with a finite amount of time, we've talked about on this campaign as an old gray, bearded political professionals. only one thing in campaigns you can never get back and that is tom, why go to new york city unless you're going to be on cnn or something, go to a battleground state and camp out, maybe do three stops, made me do as much local press as you can. that really is what makes a difference in a campaign? >> is that why do think she didn't go though? >> i think it is. i mean, i think

taras kucharenko will tell you from the scene how the railway changes over the decades. the junction on the stretch of the second tracks kuanda kuandinsky, this time was called golden. in many ways, it is similar to the one that was exactly 40 years ago, when the baikal-amor highway was being laid here. then the builders connected the eastern from... this event summed up the ten-year heroic work of transport builders, railway workers, personnel of railway troops. 40 years ago, the tracks that connected the eastern and western bam were painted gold, this time they decided not to do so. the laying of the second tracks is still in full swing, during the construction of the railway today. use new technologies, for example, special materials that allow preserving the soil in permafrost conditions, not allowing it to warm up even at +40, as a result, the need for repair of the railway. thanks to investments in railway infrastructure, the russian economy receives a colossal boost to development, demand is formed for the products of domestic machine-building and metallurgical en

the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 21:30 on espresso. good health once again ladies and gentlemen, 18:15 minutes 45 seconds and... dariusz materniak, polish expert on international issues, head of the poland-ukraine center, now, i hope, will appear, has already appeared before all of us , and we will talk about ukrainian-polish relations, how mutual these relationships are. good health, mr. dariush, thank you for finding us, thank you, good evening, congratulations, well, let's talk a little about the warsaw security forum, there is a lot of things, well, it was obviously said, obviously, that there were ukrainian powerful people, a new... . of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, mr. sybiga, and here is my question, mr. dariush, i understood correctly from the whole context that poland has no official claims to nato, let ukraine join nato, and it is beneficial to ukraine and poland, but to the eu , not a fact, because of all the eyes historical friction, let's say so, let's be very careful, and... what do you say about this as a

she is a former obama campaign advisor and tara is back as well. trump and harris are polling neck and neck in north carolina. here he is spreading lies about the hurricane response that i would argue is turning off a lot of people in north carolina and their gop leaders. >> i think you are right, if anything at this point in time, there should be unity across both parties to protect those that have been injured. what we are seeing here is trump being trump, he will never waste a crisis and he will continue to demonize migrants. that is what he wants to run on, immigration and chaos. he is designing the chaos by lying out here irrespective to the fact that both democrats and republicans in these states have all said that the federal response has been strong, fast, getting the equipment that is needed and no funds from fema have been shipped to migrants at all. the only person that authorized that was trump when he was in the white house. it is frustrating to watch this happen because at this point individuals are still trying to find their loved on

thank you forjoining us, dr tara quinn.u back to berlin and the visit by presidentjoe biden. there is a guard of honour at the bellevue palace in the city. this is where president biden is meeting the german president. let's listen to what is happening. us anthem plays. so the us national anthem being played out in berlin, as presidentjoe biden meets the german president. the us president will be awarded the order of the merit award, the highest honour of the german state, full service to the nation. this is being seen as a farewell visit by presidentjoe biden in europe. this will be his last visit to germany as us president. german anthem plays. and a little later, president biden will meet the german chancellor olaf scholz as well as the british prime minister sir keir starmer and the french president, emmanuel macron. a key focus for discussions continues to be the war going on in ukraine and the kind of support these countries could offer. yesterday, we heard from president zelensky, calling for much more support. he pu

tara, europe. >> okay. so i am not sure how long this trump and elon musk bromance is going to last for especially since trump left him with one of the most important parts of campaigning, which is a ground game. and elon musk has hired desantis says old team, which basically botch the ground game in iowa. it's spending $6,700 per vote. and they still came up 30 points short. and so far, based on my reporting, they have been struggling even having to hire new canvassers in august and september. so if he loses the ground game in this knife fight election is because of elon musk. i don't expect them to be doing during dancing videos anytime soon all right. >> should we look? >> thank god, tim walz was selected because he was supposed to help vice president harris rural white voters, hunters. and we saw video of the guy struggling to load his shotgun and democrats, he's an avid hunter. he has a ton of guns. he couldn't load a 400. i have one of those. its mossburg basic gun safety automatic, easy to load. and

alex thompson, tara palmeri, our thanks to both of you. >> thank. you max, as israel prepares to retaliate against iran, our nuclear sites are off the table. >> this is the idf releases this new footage what they say is the underground terror infrastructure in southern lebanon and live in that region. next, plus former president trump returning to the site of the first assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania and secret service taking much tighter security measures this time, we're joined by a law enforcement expert to talk about the lessons that have been learned. and there's another storm i'm gaining strength in the gulf parts of florida still picking up the pieces after helene could get another hurricane. we're tracking it ahead. you're in the cnn newsroom former first lady and the first second gentleman, kaitlan collins, takes a closer look at the potential for spouses history and possible future of this iconic office. the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn was at trouble losing weight and keeping same discover the pow

taras kucherenko, dunayev, vesti zabaikalsk.kazakhstan today , the csto peacekeeping forces' exercises "unbreakable brotherhood" began. they will be attended by military personnel from russia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. in total , more than 2.0 military personnel and 500 units of equipment, as well as aviation and drones, are involved in the exercises. will a peacekeeping operation for post-conflict settlement in the crisis zone for the provision of humanitarian aid was worked out. command and staff exercise with the csto peacekeeping forces, indestructible brotherhood 2024, aimed at working out issues of post-conflict settlement. the development of peacekeeping potential is one of the priorities declared for the period of the chairmanship of the republic of kazakhstan in the collective security treaty organization in 2000. it is planned to open a branch of mgemo in kazakhstan, this was announced by the president of the republic kassym dzhamart takayev, he is a graduate of a diplomatic university, entered it

in may, the biden administration announced tara san chinese in ports to take effect this year. some of them like on steel or electric cars or increases on already existing duties. but some of them renew like on syringes. ahead of the election presidential arrivals, donald trump and counselor harris appeared to have little in common. yet the continuation of trump era tariff and the introduction of new ones in the biden harris administration could be assigned that whoever occupies the white house next is likely to continue to wield them. but economists still expect different approaches from the to trump is talking about anywhere from 10 to 20 percent tariffs univers, on all products that are coming in to, to the united states. i haven't seen anything on the harris side in terms of, you know, universal tariffs on all products of the parents that are being discussed tend to be much more oriented toward china. and much more of the nature of focusing on certain products that are seen to be heavily subsidized so that they're creating that unfair competition. in short, trump is thinkin

taras berezovyts in a new project on espresso.is a thorough analysis of the main events. reports, comments, leading specialists and experts. analytics from the major of the armed forces. how to make sense of disturbing news and distinguish truth from hostile propaganda. the real front program with taras berezovtsem every saturday at 21:30 for espresso. greetings viewers of espresso, today we have a special guest, a real hero of ukraine, a military man to the bone, lieutenant general serhiy ivanovich naev. mr. serhiy, i congratulate you, before we start our conversation, i want to introduce you to the audience: serhii ivanovich was born in vinnytsia, studied at the moscow state higher military school, after his studies served abroad, led a motorized rifle platoon in germany, ukraine, ukraine he gave more than 30 years to the armed forces of ukraine his life in 2014, serhiy ivanovych headed sector b, and these are friends, for a second, including the battles for the donetsk airport. from 2015 to 2017, serhiy ivanovych headed the eas

tara, europe. >> okay. so i am not sure how long this trump and elon musk bromance is going to last for especially since trump left him with one of the most important parts of campaigning, which is a ground game. and elon musk has hired the santos's old team, which basically botch the ground game in iowa. it's spending $6,700 per vote. and they still came up 30 points short. and so far, based on my reporting, they have been struggling even having to hire new canvassers in august and september. so if he loses the ground game in this knife fight election is because of elon musk i don't expect them to be doing dancing videos anytime soon three look, thank god. tim walz was selected because he was supposed to help vice president harris rural white voters, hunters. and we saw a video of the guy struggling to load his shotgun and democrats, he's an avid hunter. he has a ton of guns. he couldn't load a 400. i have one of those. its mossburg basic guns, semi-automatic, easy to load. and then he said, you see this l

the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 21:30 on espresso. an unusual look at the news. state situation. dear friends, we are coming back, we are continuing our roll call about sumy region. let's talk now. president zelenskyi visited sumy oblast, arrived there and held a bid there, we will ask about it, said that sumy oblast will receive air defense from the next aid package from partners, and hopes that this will slightly improve the security situation in sumy oblast , which unfortunately has the longest border with russia, now we will ask vyacheslav ryabchenko, a deputy of the sumy district council and the head of the charity organization dolucha, about how the night passed and what the morning is like in sumy oblast. him to our air, mr. vyacheslav, are you with us? yes, good morning studio, good morning viewers. well, actually, volodymyr zelenskyi visited sumy oblast, what does sumy oblast say about it, what does he think about it, what are his reflections on this matter? well, let's put it this way, when mr. president was in sumy region,

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the congressman's take and reaction from the da herself. >> district attorney pam price has failed. the people of the east bay, and we are uniting to seek her recall from office. >> congressman eric swalwell, joining the call to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> the cops catch and price releases surrounded by the families of crime victims. >> the congressman accusing her of being too lenient. >> violent robberies and burglaries and home invasion robberies continue to be on the rise. >> the district attorney defending herself wednesday saying the congressman should know better as a former deputy district attorney, he's parroting the same unfounded claims that we're not prosecuting, that we're releasing people. price telling me several times she's disappointed in the congressman. can you expand a little bit more on what to you is most disappointing? >> i think people expect our congress people to listen to the constituents, to really do their research and, you know, to really weigh out what their position should be. >> the

but the tara, that is extremely difficult, was validated valleys and this, you know, it's very mountainous and they could be i'm bushes as well. so this is certainly a major concern at the same time. of course, people here are still taking stuck about what happened last night with the message missed the attack from iran and of course of what the government will do about it and what they will do next. that's right, because israel is saying it will make iran pay for it the time last night. isn't it? of the yeah, somehow i mean the prime minister benjamin netanyahu had said that iran made a grace mistake and that basically is well with a re tell you that's also with most analysts here are saying that is one house to his target. a to restore is deterrence, although most of the miss south where intercepted some actually hit the ground and some, it depends. now we're also hitting the ground near some of the more important a targets like an abby's in the south, nearby and also some intelligence headquarters. there is a sense here that this response or retardation by it's read will be more severe

abc seven news reporter tara campbell went to lesh's former home, where there was a steady stream of fans stopping by to pay their respects. >> deadheads descending on the haight-ashbury house that the band called home in the 60s, there to say goodbye to grateful dead founding member phil lesh. >> they've had a really big influence on our life, and so i like to think of the happy memories and perhaps some of the happiest for this couple from atlanta. >> the two deadheads meeting at a concert. >> we got the grateful dead. dancing bears were touring my wedding ring on our wedding rings. >> so you're you're married because of the grateful dead? >> yes, because of our love for the grateful dead. that's how we ended up together and each othe. >> and it just so happens they were visiting san francisco on this day when we heard the news that phil had died, we decided we wanted to come down here and just pay our respects. >> it's like watching a bunch of your friends get older and everybody gets older, and so people die. but the music goes on and the music does indeed go on right across the

tara justice has been served. tara sreekrishnan and victoria chan were the only board members who voted to keep dewan as superintendent. >> the board has not explained why they decided to remove dewan, and a superior court judge ruled wednesday that the board would not have to reinstate her, nor could she prevent the board from appointing an interim superintendent. still, dewan supporters pressed the board to reconsider their decision. >> i was shocked. i don't understand why this happened or how this could have happened without the local child care planning council knowing about it, so that we could say something to the board before you took action. >> after voting 6 to 1, the board appointed doctor charles hinman as interim superintendent. the board president released a statement wednesday saying in part, doctor hinman brings decades of experience and dedication as an educational leader in the classroom, as a school principal and as a district superintendent since his retirement, doctor hinman has served as an i

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now to new developments in a crime that made national headlines and is now back in the spotlight. los angeles district attorney george gascon is revisiting the case of eric and lyle menendez, convicted in the murders of their parents. gascon, the former da in san francisco, says his office is looking into new evidence that's come to light. reporter michelle fisher with our sister station in los angeles, explains this latest twist. >> back when this case was first tried, they were mocked in the media and the culture at large. i don't think you'd ever see that reaction today. >> 35 years after eric and lyle menendez murdered their parents after enduring alleged sexual abuse, new cultural norms and new evidence could mean freedom for the convicted brothers. >> you factor in also the idea of these years of abuse, and back then we didn't have the ability to understand that as a culture and as a society. >> attorney mark geragos filed a habeas petition in may of last year with new abuse evidence in the menendez case, which the district attorney's office is

abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october seventh hamas attack on israel, now nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. >> and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public safety. and at synagogues across the bay area, they're working to help people feel safe, including at temple sinai in oakland. >> when we have security guards to also have folks from our community serving as ushers

its defensive in support of another militant group, thomas, which carried out the october seven's tara attack. but the history of violence between has beula and israel goes back decades of to israel last will with the minutes in group in 2006, a un resolution was passed. it's called for the establishment of a d miller tri zone that runs approximately 30 kilometers between the is around 11 and volta and the la tani river. un peacekeepers have been deployed the fee is to try to create to buffers a between the $2.00 sides. last week is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu reminded the un general assembly that the buffer has frequently been violated the homes for 18 years. because bala brazenly refused to implement un security council resolution 17 o one, which requires it to move its forces away from our borders. has below has been increasing its weapons capabilities in something less than them for many years. it's also build top it's military infrastructure, including an extensive tunnel network as seen in this video released by the group. israel's army says it's offensive against th

senior soldier taras chkan wishes everyone health and victory. serviceman yuriy konanchuk, with the call sign dzyga, wrote news for espresso. currently, i am a serviceman of the 47th ombr magro. i congratulate all ukrainians on the day of the intercession of the holy mother of god. victory will be ours, glory. 22 espresso employees protect the country, including andriy snishko, artem shevchenko, iryna lyutkevich, serhiy didenko, tetiana chornovol, oleg yashchuk, yevhen pastukhov and others. in october 2022 , tragic news came from the front about the death of our colleague, director vasyl yavorskyi. as part of the 103rd brigade, he defended the eastern direction of the front, fought mainly in donetsk region. these are our employees, dear friends, thank you once again for actively responding to the call yesterday to congratulate those defenders who are currently defending our country with a donation, because what we are collecting for actually protects their lives, so join in, qr code right here, don't miss it, and even before there was a short ann

senior soldier taras chkan wishes everyone health and victories.itary serviceman yuriy konanchuk, with the call sign dziga, wrote news for espresso. currently, i am a serviceman of the 47th ombr magru. i congratulate all ukrainians on the day of the intercession of the holy mother of god. victory will be ours. glory to ukraine. 22 espresso employees protect the country. among. andriy snizhko, artem shevchenko, iryna lyutkevich, serhiy didenko, tetiana chornovol, oleg yashchuk, yevhen pastukhov and others are also among them. in october 2022, tragic news came from the front about the death of our colleague, director vasyl yavorsky as part of the 103rd brigade, he defended the eastern direction of the front, fought mainly in donetsk region. glory. to our defenders, our colleagues who are now fighting at the front. friends, we continue to work live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are currently watching us live there, please subscribe to our pages, take part in our survey. today we're, uh, taking a pol

the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 21:30 on espresso.urday political club ater, we are back, and we have one more interesting topic, in particular, it concerns georgia, georgia continues to be stormed, parliamentary elections are approaching there and such completely incomprehensible, but perhaps also understandable, actions of the ruling party georgian dream continue. in particular, in georgia, they are already beginning to fill this register of foreign agents on a large scale, let me remind you that there is a similar register in russia, well, georgia went exactly the same way... in particular, a ukrainian organization was included in this list, it is a youth organization of ukrainians, the president of georgia named the leading party georgian dream by proxy russia, but lavrov offers georgia reconciliation with the quasi-republics, most likely referring to abkhazia and south ossetia, of course, but he considers them sovereign states that should somehow build their relations with georgia, and russia is ready to help. and when representa

that was the psychologist dr tara quinn.hat the uk government is planning to increase the amount of money it raises in inheritance tax at the budget. it is not known how many people are likely to end up paying more — nor how much more they would pgy- inheritance tax is charged at 40% on the property, money and possessions of somebody who has died — above the £325,000 threshold. it raises about seven billion pounds a year for the government. around 4% of deaths in the uk result in an inheritance tax charge. our political correspondent ben wright has more. we've learned that the chancellor plans to raise more money via inheritance tax. i don't think it's a big surprise, because labour, in its manifesto, ruled out raising the three big taxes that could provide it with useful revenue — vat, income tax and national insurance, although there is a question mark over the employers' contribution to the national insurance element and whether that is something the chancellor is going to do, with strong hints she would change that. so t

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a legal expert about the impact this case could have for other abuse survivors convicted of crimes. >> new evidence and a new chapter in the case of eric and lyle menendez. >> i do believe that the brothers were subjected to a tremendous amount of dysfunction in the home and molestation. >> the brothers, who from the get go said they were sexually abused by their father, could be freed from prison. >> there is also important to have some introspection today. >> thursday, l.a. district attorney george gascon putting into question whether enough was done for the victims of sexual abuse. >> because i think that often, for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault, whether they're women or whether they're men. >> this decision by the da today to resentence the menendez brothers speaks a lot to the change that we have in society, recognizing that persistent sexual and physical abuse can greatly affect how someone reacts to a situation and what they do in response to that. >> prosecutors in 1993 said the abuse defense was f

the west bank and east jerusalem. israel accuses andras toughest off involvement in october 7, tara tech and being affiliated with some us and other groups or more as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken over. what we've seen in gaza is how come as taking over united nation facility schools, hospital clinics and headquarters, in order to use them as military base as to hide ammunition, to hide rockets, to actually commit care activities from the united nation facility on roof quite 9 and police officer investigation, but denies know when the aging armed groups and says x quickly to remove the suspected militants. foreign ministers from several countries including germany, france and britain, expressed great concern about the bed. it was a f, a refugee come to united nation is a beacon of hope. and such a matter of profound regret. these, that these latent parliament is considering shutting down honors operations allocations. because on the stuff out of this week, we're fully investigated on an offer. nature's fiction for costume of time spent on ease rosky a

the chaos and tara in the occupied with events is ready will plain skip the tool come refugee camp, can at least 18 palestinians. the owners and damning evidence of israel's will crimes and cause of posted online by soldiers identified and analyzed by ultra 0 is investigative units. that special report coming up the we begin also have a root where there's been a huge explosions near the lebanese capital. the, this is the southern suburb of da here way is really fight to just pounded. the densely populated neighborhood with multiple air strikes is really me. this is how shams feel. dean was the target, so i feel dean is widely been seen as a like a success of his but of chief us and this roller. and this roller was assassinated last week and is ready is dry, can be route 7 sub on. rosa and jordan is live in washington dc, newer a days and the to date in capital a mon, because the is where the government's band all to 0 from reporting in israel and the occupied was bank. but 1st let's get to the latest from nora con. she's in be root. laura, the strike was some of the largest heard and se

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the congressman's take and reaction from the da herself. >> district attorney pam price has failed. the people of the east bay, and we are uniting to seek her recall from office. >> congressman eric swalwell, joining the call to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> the cops catch and price releases surrounded by the families of crime victims. >> the congressman accusing her of being too lenient. >> violent robberies and burglaries and home invasion robberies continue to be on the rise. >> the district attorney defending herself wednesday saying the congressman should know better as a former deputy district attorney, he's parroting the same unfounded claims that we're not prosecuting, that we're releasing people. price telling me several times she's disappointed in the congressman. can you expand a little bit more on what to you is most disappointing? >> i think people expect our congress people to listen to the constituents, to really do their research and, you know, to really weigh out what their position should be. >> the

chkan in civilian life worked as an editing director, senior soldier taras chkan wishes everyone good health and victoriously. espresso defends the country, among them andriy snishko, artem shevchenko, iryna lyutkevich, serhii didenko, tetyana chornovol, oleg yashchuk, yevhen pastukhov and others. in october 2020, tragic news came from the front about the death of our colleague, director vasyl yavorskyi as part of the 103rd brigade, he defended the eastern direction of the front, fought mainly in donetsk region. glory to our defenders, our colleagues who are now fighting at the front. friends, we continue to work live on the tv channel, as well as on ... platforms in youtube and facebook, for those who are currently watching us live there, please subscribe to our pages, take part in our survey, today we are conducting a survey , we ask about this, do you expect the united states of america to allow long-distance travel at the next ramstein, which will take place on october 12 in germany, so yes, no, everything on youtube is quite simply unambiguous answers, and if it is ambiguous, and

one year since the october 7, tara tax led by him us a sunrise service at the side of the 1st attack, started a full day of commemorations across the country. more than 1200 people were killed and about 250, taken hostage by almost a year ago today. and then a conflict that was re ignited by the october 7th tara tax between israel and has fall off in 11 on israel's launched overnight terrace strikes. unsuccessful in southern favorites, it's announced it will send more troops in to 11 on the watching dw news. i'm terry martin. thanks for meeting with the ship, your god. to live in a digital or explore the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective, we'll video guide and show you what's possible. really matches to you. sit next on d w. he's the head of a country that knows on gregson. the deadline. is homeland of to best has been occupied by china for almost 75 years. with time to see for his country to this he received the nobel peace to this festus, china in 45 minutes on d w. the think the oh just twice. think ahead or was outside the