athlete for a long time. it was a rarity keys across the country to show it's perfectly possible still that i think raising a child that's the biggest gift life has to offer. for me, it's kind of the meaning of life. but there are risks. can she get back to peak condition that the finally coming a mother for the 1st time? it's the 1st time i'll be giving birth. i'd be lying. if i said, i'm not afraid of what is to come and the challenges facing me to come in all the it's new years eve. 2022 is across. it is competing in has us rice, the she's already 22 weeks into the pregnancy, but gives us the wants to compete. one more time beforehand break. she is germany's most successful steeplechase. a since 2011. she has been a professional athletes and one, several national and international times. on the last lab i had a bit of a breathing problem. usually i would have gone up the gear at the end and tried to overtake everyone, but common sense prevailed. i enjoyed every major of it. i knew it was on pace for a good

at this time. there was no media attention to any women playing sports because there any it was frowned upon at that time by to see a female wanted to do anything that was active you saw women as models for automobile sales. that was a place where it was acceptable. i gymnastics cheerleading they were the other sports that women could participate but as time went i noticed that models around wanted to hold it and draw and do whatever with it that i could. so i really learned through that range and whatever other kids was playing with. we've come a long way from stage. we now have media attention, not the flood we'd like, but it's available. we have these instruments that can follow scores and, follow our teams and see who's doing the best and ready to enter the playoffs. it would. there's interesting story that relates to one title nine, which probably was the one major factor in developing sports programs across country. it was not fully accepted by either or partly men or women. there were a lot

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and just the limits of time. just a quick not a comment, please. just to save time for others. the first one coming in virtually is about arlington national, and i'll preface it by saying that here. here's an example of the fact some of the most permanent and well-remembered elements of presidential mourning are improvised because when john kennedy was assassinated, someone suggested arlington cemetery to jackie and she said, absolutely not. jack was from boston i think it's a funeral factory, it's cold. you know, it's sort of an assembly line. this is her language, not mine and she was argued out of that by people in the president's entourage who said, you know, the was a larger figure than just someone who should be buried in brookline, massachusetts in the family plot. you know, maybe you should reconsider arlington. and she had robert kennedy and robert mcnamara, the secretary of defense, go out to arlington and take a look at these three acres in front of the custis lee mansion. and she said, well, jack, really belong to history and this is more appropriate. so we have a q

what we did over that time. no -- time period is it to become harder to report from there.ost: your book is a series of profiles who had direct connection to the cultural revolution. i would like to very quickly get a few basic facts about mao and the cultural revolution for people who were not familiar with it. mao zedong, what years did people china? tania: the communist party came into power in 1949 after he defeated another party in the civil war. mao was in charge right up until his death in 1976. host: probably a big question was how was he able to hold onto power for such a long time? tania: he was very politically astute. he had obviously brought the party to power, which was a phenomenal achievement and managed to unite this very fractured country, which had been through many years of immense suffering both at the hands of imperial powers like britain and the warlord era, and occupation by the japanese, which was particularly brutal and painful, so for him to then come to our -- power at the end of the civil war gave him that incredible aura. long before the commun

why does he want more time?he is due to appear in court in december, which i think is when it's slated, where would that put us in the primary calendar? , . , ., , ., calendar? december would be for the rima . calendar? december would be for the primary. december— calendar? december would be for the primary. december11_ calendar? december would be for the primary. december“ i— calendar? december would be for the primary. december“ i believe - calendar? december would be for the primary. december 11 i believe was i primary. december 11 i believe was the date that has been currently scheduled for the donald trump lawyers say that just scheduled for the donald trump lawyers say thatjust isn't enough time, they have to assemble a large case, go through all classified documents get security clearances to go through these classified documents. the first election contest is iowa and that scheduled at january 15 photo about a month out. donald trump lawyers don't want it to come at all during this electoral process. the

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it reinvented itself time after time.t categories likes public cloud. they're doing that with financial discipline. some of the highest margins and profitability and shareholder returns we see out there in the industry. good technology, good execution and good vision and we, we love the leadership team. charles: tyler, i was checking out your coverage, your universe of coverage, i notice software is a service, you like a couple of these names. snow jumped out at me. are they living up to the hype now? from time to time they explode. all of sudden they just get hammered then they go up again! it has been a pretty wild ride. >> yeah this is the nature of high growth, high beta, we'll call it high-risk investing, right? there are a lot of these names that will move around a lot more than a microsoft on the earnings nights but take a name like mongo db, highest conviction growth idea. stock is up over 100% year-to-date. they are emerging leader in one of the largest markets in software, the database market. we see a very long

and i have three questions for you about your last time, when was the last time you went shopping, andsausage, she loves her you can't, but sometimes i indulge. so what else? when was the last time you rode a bike? very autumn of last year and i look forward to taking off my orthopedic boot and i went on a bike. when was the last time you were told, no, or you always meet our desires, you are always answered yes well, i recently told my daughter to do homework. she said no, so i often hear no, especially when it comes to questions, it’s not about lessons, so this word is familiar to me. oleg sergeevich, what advice would you give to those people who are just starting to build their careers, when i came to the ministry of internal affairs in 1998 as a security officer bep. i lived at work. this is true, but after a year and a half i won my authority, became better in my profession, and this authority began to work for me. wherever you come to work in any field of activity. you must first earn a reputation for authority, you need to work hard, then this reputation will work for you. this

for the first time i love kind of. i was the first time your young.m in mine with you here i pray, there i am in mine with you here i am alone in may. and i’m not trying to find another forget-me-not flower, and then the shore of my fire was not riches , everything was for the first time. for the first time happy holiday dear friends of happiness, joy and god bless you yulia and i already had the happy opportunity to lead the day of the family of love and fidelity and we remember well the warm welcome that was given to the participants of the festive program. residents of murom and we also know how the artists themselves love this holiday. and also we hear congratulations from our. colleagues are happy for the holiday in every family in every home. i think that is why he stepped so easily from the ancient church calendar into the modern one. and in russia they said that a russian person from a family does not live. meet ilona bronevitskaya and stas piekha how much we have forgotten, how much we will forget again later, in order to remember, what we lo

what was implicit at the time and if you read the new york times article from that next day, you know, obama chooses, biden, like one of the penultimate lines. i'm i'm going to paraphrase it now is, you know, they're to have a great time politically because joe biden is going to be too old to run for president at the end of this presidency. so they won't have to worry any of that stuff we can get what actually happened. but that's suffice to say not how biden saw it. yeah, you mentioned other conditions in the book. one is that biden refused to wear any funny hats, and then the other is that they would do something together every week. that's right. the funny hats thing was one of biden's rules that he maintains will not wear funny hats. that's a dukakis thing. he just, like, won't do it. and he wanted to make sure that they had lunch every week to maintain their relationship. he had seen enough of these relationships. presidents and vice presidents go sour. you know, at the time it was very easy to make comparisons to other president vice presidential relationships that, you know, bi

this work does not end for some time let's say.the crews went flying to station a after that the task force that accompanied the crew before the flight. that is, we practically bring the crew to the rocket , then it is at site a, respectively, we return to the cosmon training center, the connection remains and we have a connection, of course, we have a connection with the coach. where can we tell how we'll take that, well anyway we uh, well there's a treadmill, exercise bikes and even a weightlifter. yes, we reset all data and you can always ask the coach to corrected. well, helped you at least consulting the adjustments. yes, of course, it's always flights. but there is still, who flies for the first time. i thought that, of course, the experience and words that you will always find and help you stay in shape are not appreciated. yes, of course, well, feedback is very important. that is , astronauts. they also give us feedback. they enrich us as specialists. we are constantly in this work. this is every flight, every astronaut is

nine times opportunities for yourfighters. nine times out of ten that is financial.well. if you are building them up you can take a different view. if they are in the peak of their career, as anthony is, he was the heavyweight champion at the time, it is the right time take this kind of flights fights.- this kind of flights fights. when ou are this kind of flights fights. when you are trying _ this kind of flights fights. when you are trying to _ this kind of flights fights. when you are trying to find _ this kind of flights fights. when you are trying to find locations | this kind of flights fights. when you are trying to find locations for your fights, you are trying to find locations for yourfights, what you are trying to find locations for your fights, what can countries or cities do? ., , , cities do? one thing that helps the middle east region, _ cities do? one thing that helps the middle east region, government i middle east region, government funding with events, is making events that may be possible historically. some fights it is too hard to negotiate and t

you these all the time and. she provided that if fidel castro was for very good reason was paranoid about what would happen with the us military. so he he, he and his administration really valued what she was providing. did she ever meet castro? she didn't. never met castro. this is according to what she said after, the fact. but she she did meet senior officials in the italian world there and she got a medal. she was honored by the cubans. this is a medal that they present. take a look at it. okay. now, taking it back because she couldn't take it home. it didn't go in her luggage. did there ever come time when the cuban government wanted to exchange? you know, we just had all this attention, prisoner exchanges with the russians. was there ever a time when the cubans tried to get her back to cuba in exchange for somebody else during the obama administration, president obama's staff considered this for a while and there was talk about possibly exchanging her, allowing her out early in in exchange for americans wh

times list the post list you can be called a national, not a new york times bestseller. and those are really important to as publishers. there a lot of books that sell for publicity as well as an indication of. well, i would say not only for publicity, but i would say that there are a lot of books sell better than new york times bestsellers. but if you're lucky enough to get a new york times bestseller, then going to be promoted in stores, you're going to get lot of things. you're going to get a lot of visibility that other books don't have, which allows your sales to continue you have an easier time selling copies than you do if you don't hit new york times bestseller, you can write new york times bestseller on the next edition that you publish on the paperback, which to consumers is meaningful, you know, people see it's a new york times bestseller. it's the number one new york times bestseller. that's even better if it's been, you know, five years on the new york times bestseller list, that's even more meaningful and think consumers really do care. i don't think that a

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is the time in the east bay. there is controversy surrounding charges against the 21 year-old man accused of a violent robbery in the city of livermore. the police chief of livermore wants the district attorney to add a pair of sentencing enhancements. in that case. crawford says the menu has details. >> there's 2 women vulnerable victims who were attacked and one of them was beaten. >> gunpoint, it happened around 05:00pm back on may 20st 2023, 2 women robbed at gunpoint here at the royal shopping sooner in livermore, livermore police chief jeremy young on the level of violence used against one of the victim. he beat her. >> which required medical treatment. sutures livermore. police officials say an investigation that included witness statements and video evidence led to the arrest of 21 year-old koby barry, a three-month very a convicted felon who was allegedly wearing an ankle monitor during the robberies was arrested on may 31st at his parole office in oakland. he has been charged by the alameda county distr

no, this is not the time for this, or you are hearing about it for the first time. are voting, and for now there is definitely an answer option. maybe something will change at the end of the program . that's why. subscribe. watch. follow us. broad general and let's try to make everyone understand what it's all about, and briefly about this case, why is it now in lviv, uh, look at this case, uh, why was it transferred to lviv at all, well, it's quite simple, uh, well, there's a simple answer, well, they were looking for a court that, in fact, instead of the kyiv court, can make an absolutely illegal decision regarding the imprisonment of, in particular, mr. pavelka and mr. yuriy zepisotskyi, ah , accordingly, this happened according to the decision of uh, the deputy prosecutor general of arts, who is actually in said that the body which investigated before this the main investigative department of the national police and in fact carries it out ineffectively and why is this decision absolutely illegal and such that it actually contradicts even in a healthy group. well

or support over a long period of time. but that is not how we want to lead. david: so, you do your philanthropy largely through emerson collective, llc. laurene: yes. that's right. david: why do you use an llc rather than a foundation or a nonprofit foundation, which is what people typically do? laurene: yeah, it's true. from the beginning, i always felt that i didn't want to be encumbered by a foundational constraint. my intent was always to deploy capital as smartly and usefully as i possibly could. so, to find the highest and best use of the next dollar. and so, i thought i could always hold off and form a foundation, if it turned out we were only going to be philanthropists as a group. but i also wanted to use other methodologies for positive social change, like investing in entrepreneurs and in companies. and perhaps using advocacy, and artists, and supporting movements and practices, and perhaps um young, emerging leaders who did not have a c3 yet. and so, i had -- i kept that level of ultimate flexibility and nimble

for all my time is your vice president and my time in public before that, my opinion of government wention of the american people went up every single day. when i came to the state as your vice president, karen and i visited communities that suffered hurricanes, while and tornadoes. we also visited communities who were demised by violence -- victimized by violence. seeing people in the most difficult times, you learn who they really are. i have always been inspired that when you go to a site of a natural disaster or where lives have been lost, within a day, the only thing you cannot find in the area is a parking space because people come from everywhere. we went into communities. people loaded up the minivan with food and bottles of water and drove to the front yard or the firm of somebody they never met before just to help put their lives back together. when i was a congressman, we had a flood in my hometown. 10,000 homes were destroyed. i ran into a man at the shelter. he looked a little high mileage. he might have had a few that day. he said, sir, i am doing all right. they actually

you have beaten australia three times in a - beaten australia three times in a row.lieve you can win the ashes? , , ., ~ , ashes? it is definitely on. we try to take it one _ ashes? it is definitely on. we try to take it one game _ ashes? it is definitely on. we try to take it one game at _ ashes? it is definitely on. we try to take it one game at a - ashes? it is definitely on. we try to take it one game at a time - ashes? it is definitely on. we try to take it one game at a time so | ashes? it is definitely on. we try i to take it one game at a time so we won't look too far ahead, i know thatis won't look too far ahead, i know that is a cliche, but we have been more successful when we have focused on ourselves. we have another game that we need to won at southampton on sunday. we know the australians only one win away, so our main goal is to get ourselves up to parity. we couldn't be in a better place now going into the next two games. you can catch highlights of that first odi on iplayer now and live test match special commentary of the second odi from southampton

it was a difficult time in his own life and that reallyjust difficult time in his own life and that really difficult time in his own life and that reallyjust sums up his commitment. he said very clearly there are things i can do for you and i will do for you. and he did. there are things i can do for you and i will do foryou. and he did. i think he has raised such valuable awareness over the years, the spotlight he has been able to shine on bowel cancer, he has not shied away from talking about it and that will have helped countless other people with bowel cancer and probably prompted people to go and see their doctors, many with symptoms they have been worrying about. so it is a hugely sad day and he will be very much missed. i think it was u- he will be very much missed. i think it was up until _ he will be very much missed. i think it was up untiljune _ he will be very much missed. i think it was up untiljune that _ he will be very much missed. i think it was up untiljune that he - he will be very much missed. i think it was up untiljune that he was - it was up untiljune that he was sti

at the same time, real wages for the first time in 1800 rose for the first time.uble-digit rates in april by more than 10 percent once again, as always, i emphasize this average value and in different cases for different sectors in different regions - it looks different, but uh, but nevertheless , there is such an increase on average and i will repeat it in real terms. in general, the result is a good president instructed to maintain price stability in the economy. he said that the authorities see the main risks for socio-economic development. there are signs of accelerating inflation. we are well aware of the main risks for socio-economic development, we recently talked with the chairman of the central bank. i share these positions. one of these risks is the growth of inflation. yes at the moment it is moderate. well, there are already signs of accelerating inflation. including due to the fact that the supply of russian producers lags behind demand, it is important to maintain price stability in our economy and ensure a balance of supply and demand. here, the gov

i think it is an opportunity -- opportunity to -- opportunity time -- opportunity --opportune time. i should say although i do hold a part-time -- i am speaking not as a representative of the cdc. i was one of the people that was on the covid crisis group, which produces this group that many -- this book many you have seen -- many of you have seen. lessons on the covid war. tony asked me to say words on the process of that. the original idea was to be the groundwork layers for a full-scale investigative commission that might be set up by the government or in some other way. that began in 2021 through the efforts of someone who led the 9/11 commission as the director and who work with four foundations, the rock effector -- the rockefellers are foundation to stand together to try to get diversity of funding and diversity of viewpoints on the planning what was the covid commission planning group and he began assembling that group through a snowball process of surveying people who were involved in the pandemic of various ways, asking some of us after the interviews to come and join the

why in the world are we in this position, time after time, of fighting against the self-determination or the nationalism of other countries, and taking on those murderous tasks as opposed to dealing with problems at home? i think of our country as a covert empire, where "covert" is a term of art in the pentagon and the cia, in particular. and i worked with cia people in vietnam. my immediate boss there was a retired cia general, general edward lansdale. and the word "covert" means plausibly deniable. it means not just secret, i'm doing something that i don't tell you about, but that i plant evidence to suggest that i'm doing something different and i'm not doing it, somebody else is doing it, and the person above me is somebody else -- layer after layer to prevent the president from holding any accountability for what's happening. i think we not only feel we need and do be able to plausibly deny that we are an empire, that we run other people's governments, other people's police forces, that we decide who goes to jail and who gets shot in that country. and second, we deny the means we

can happen in time. ., ,, i. . ., in time.nd let _ in time. thank you so much for having us on and let me - in time. thank you so much for having us on and let me just i in time. thank you so much for l having us on and let me just say, in time. thank you so much for i having us on and let me just say, we are extremely hopeful, we are optimistic. as you noted, today the joint united nations programme on hiv and aids, we launched our new global aids report and we are calling it, the path but ends aids. this year's report makes it crystal clear that there is indeed a path to end aids and where the path has been followed, we see significant progress against hiv. some of these solutions are really critical. the hiv response succeeds when it is anchored in strong political leadership to scale up evidence—based hiv prevention and treatment, tackle inequalities holding back progress, enable communities to assume their vital roles in the response and that we ensure sufficient and sustainable funding. however, the world as a whole is n

the for a look was all the rage back time. and of course i had enough row and i work glasses onto them or wherever i went on the east somehow i was always angela davis. there was a political struggle taken up by the ged or that was good for me. would type in the late 19 seventy's eastern germany recruited a growing number of workers from vietnam, angola, mozambique, and other fellow commune to nations. more than $200000.00 people total by the time of german reunification. but they were obliged to go back home after a few years and the authorities did not envision their broader social integration. gabrielle, available to world remains largely white one. as far as how much she missed for august. i know the one supposed to assimilate or into not going to the cloth. the foreign workers were housed separately from the rest of the population. so this one is, so it wasn't like you were suddenly seeing a black person in the supermarket or the swimming pool a lot. this comes with what's in his for the unavailable and studied medicine a

it may be that next time, and there will be a next time, we are dealing with a virus that is much morelso much more transmissible. in which case, actually, the things we did to control covid—19 wouldn't have worked anyway. i'm not sitting here as a doom monger or saying this is going to happen or this is going to happen soon. but i am confident enough to tell government that this is something you should be concerned about. the inquiry�*s next phase examines in detail the decisions made after covid hit the uk. many of those choices, though, were based on documents, exercises and plans set out in the decade before 2020. it's clear now those plans were not up to scratch. lockdowns, for example, were not even considered. the whole system will need to improve if the uk is going to better prepare itself for the next pandemic that might come along. there were some parts of the uk that got to see saturday sunshine, especially in the north of scotland. some stunning scenes, this was a picture from argyll and bute. but this was the typical picture for many of us, in lancashire, clouds and outbre

time. >> okay. we are trying to see if she can unmute. >> okay. >> one second. i think let's move on and then if unmutes we'll come back. go ahead. >> thank you. hello. nice seeing you again, i have a lot of questions. bear with me. i know that you can came to us a couple months ago and i asked a question regarding a -- i will ask -- -- one thing regarding what were regarding -- specifically on 6 and market. experiencing on the july of -- on the street. in the way and -- and especially you mention today to report and -- i just noticed that hasn't changed much. and -- so that is one question i have for you. what service tacopinoeling taxling that issue and i want to ask. . without disrespect for the people that -- doing people in the street and going what does it have how do you make surety people having all kindses of people with disability and disability and are not -- on -- the i want to make sure that i'm not saying it as a disrespect. and the way i just want to make sure that i addressed and can

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it's clear now is the time.hat vacation is due to every worker, but in order for him to be paid for rest. he still has to work for some time under the employment contract has the right to annual paid leave of at least 28 calendar days the right to full leave. it has after this running for at least ten and a half months. the exception is employees who enter into an employment contract for a period of less than 2 months. for them, vacation is calculated in a special order, and two calendar days for each full worked a month additional leave is provided, firstly, when a person works in the far north, this is 24 calendar days for areas equated to 16. secondly, additional leave is given to those who work in harmful and dangerous conditions, they are entitled to at least seven calendar days. thirdly, these are people who do not have normalized working hours , they are entitled to three additional vacation days per year, and the fourth category is those working in special conditions of a single list. there is no. everyt

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real time. you don't wait until after to delay it further. i consider that intentional and frankly. >> absolutely not. >> reclaiming my time i'm seeing an extremely troublesome scene and that's what i'm trying to get to. >> the blatant lack of disclosure i don't care future calendar or your publishing comments. i would like to take a serious look at that. >> i believe we are in line or better than all of our. agencies. >> i'm concerned of your response cfpb proposal ignores the important role that late fees play in consumers paying their bills. if late fees are at a low amount and then effect is nonexistent more consumers will pay, leading to a higher share of delinquent accounts which will be reported to credit bureaus and lower credit scores. i'm not quite have enough time to answer but i would liken writing wisely bureau proceeding with the rulemaking that has no consumer benefit and would result in tremendous harm and consumer. >> i would like to welcome mr. lynch. >> welcome director chopra

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but at this time i'm 4 times a day. people died, so maybe it's a, it's big no problem, but it's something that happens every year. and every year we receive the story teller, forrest our boards and also all the new most the weeks that so it happens every year. it's got was this year that have been desk, but it is not being a political priority. do you see about being replicated across the country? 11 doesn't. how much has to burn? how many people have to die before politicians turn around and think, okay, basically something we should pay more attention to. to i oh, that's a once happened again and i over the people don't stop to. i just stopped but that's what politicians just started to read the books to hurry today into an extra news. so maybe is enough to understand the relevance of bikes i, i really don't understand. is that guy from cecily as a i for the from cecily why and they don't stay care on the what am biome is why they don't support the data station on, on the scrub and because he's not in use for us, i'm

this time.lenials, millenials never even heard of enron. charles: they should read about it. but let's talk then about seasoned investors for a moment because, a lot of people have been in the market for a long time and i get this all the time, i've been in this thing for a long time. not just doing what i thought it would do, what i was promised it would do, they're getting discouraged. you say one of the things for some people after they have been in the market a long time being overconfident. >> you start off in the winter and then you go to the spring and that sets you up for summer and that's pretty good, that's when you get ready for the fall. the fact is, you can say that experienced investors suffer, over, over, over, over, over. they suffer typically overconfidence because they think they know. charles: right. i made a pledge to myself to always be a student of the market. i don't like when people say he is expert on the market, that kind of stuff. are you always trying to learn new thi

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we are short of time, but thank you so much for your time here on bbc news.t story as we get it. it was mentioned the death toll was increased to a6, this has not been confirmed by bbc news but we will bring you more on that as we get it. president zelensky has warned that the war is coming to russia. it comes after another drone attack on moscow. let's hearfrom president zelensky. translation: russian aggression has gone bankrupt on the battlefield. - today is the 522nd day of the so—called special military operation, which the russian leadership expected to last for a week or two. ukraine is getting stronger. gradually, the war is returning to the territory of russia, to its symbolic centres and military bases, and this is an inevitable, natural and absolutely fair process. the russian defence ministry said three drones were downed with two crashing into offices, a local airport had to be briefly closed. kyiv has been blamed, but it's not certain who's behind it. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg has the details from moscow — and president putin's reaction.

i yield back the balance of my time. i reserve the balance of my time, mr. chair. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from florida. miss wult -- miss watson coleman did -- miss wasserman shots: i rise with great respect to both my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. chairman granger, chairman carter, who are friends but with whom we strongly disagree on this legislation. the f.y. 2024 military construction, veterans' affairs, and related agencies bill is sadly not one that i can support. back in may the subcommittee mark up milcon-v.a. bill cut the toxic exposure fund by $14.7 billion in 2024 an completely elimitted the fund in 2025. less than a year after we passed the bipartisan pact act that promises dedicated funding for veterans of all wars exposed to agent orange, burn pits, and other toxic substances. this was in addition to the default on america act introduced in april by republicans which include add $2 billion rescission to immediately critical funding f

to time.n england and wales but a weather front fade in england and wales but a weatherfront in north fade in england and wales but a weather front in north scotland produces some rain, and another weather front produces some rain, and another weatherfront coming in produces some rain, and another weather front coming in from the rest producing some showers. still breezy night but fresher for some, compared to last night. overnight lows between 11 and 14 degrees. as we head through the course of tomorrow, we can see the weather pattern is dominated by low pressure, and even into the next few days, we will have no pressure nearby. thursday, we have a ridge of high pressure coming in which will mean fewer showers. on wednesday is a showery picture we are looking at, cloud and rain which could turn thundery across the far north of scotland. scotland has a mixture of sunshine, bright spells and showers, and still breezy. 16 to 21 degrees. we have got a high pressure ridge building on thursday so w

now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week, we delve into the world of artificial intelligence. shiona heads to wimbledon to meet the latest match commentators. norrie, from the united kingdom, will play tsitsipas. could you spot a deepfake? we look at the software trying to detect them, but how good is it really? ithink fake. that is actually real. and joe investigates the darker side of image creation. yeah, i know you've redacted it for me... yeah, it's still powerful, and it's difficult. - this month, fans all over the world were glued to coverage of the wimbledon tennis tournament. it was televised for the first time in 1937 when fred perry's run of wins was ended by the american don budge. since then, the bbc and broadcasters around the world have provided expert commentary on all of the action. well, actually, not quite all of the action. no, covering of the outlying courts has remained somewhat silent, but that could be about to change, thanks to artificial intelligence — as shiona mccallum has been finding o

the time, let's take you through some of the headlines now. at least 2 palestinians have been killed and another is ready, right? this time on novelist. 3 of those were wounded. it's the latest is right. the offensive. just days off to a major, a sultan, janine killed 12 people in engine anymore. south korea says japan's plan to download the 1000000 tons of treated radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the you and nuclear watchdog approve the project this week . i filed grossi visited the focus stream, a nuclear power plant, just severely damaged during the 2011, those quite in sonoma. we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not in the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of, of korea, the stand as a by 2 or the same way. they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusi

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only time will be more. i don't know, we'll see.es roman georgievich hello, of course, i am forgiven by your attention, but you no longer need to try to find me. it's useless. and even dangerous. thank you. we'll see tomorrow. one is headed by the mayor of the city barge haulers, i scold the party controls almost all trade in the city. i did not touch your store. we are located at house 7 according to the plan on the street where ivankov vyacheslav kirillovich yaponchik lived in the eighty-first year with his wife and two sons moscow planernaya street , 7, building 1, it was here that the dodgy recidivist vyacheslav ivankov lived, he is a thief in law yaponchik contrary to thieves' concepts. here he had a family nest with his official wife and two sons, operatives conducted covert surveillance of the apartment of a dangerous criminal around the clock, when the order to arrest was received, the detectives decided to take their time and follow the jap. suddenly he will bring the day of detention to monday. he left the entrance and wen