one difference is timothy mcveigh was not tortured by the cia to make him talk. and that means the issue that hangs over this case was not present in that case. everybody knows timothy mcveigh, the prosecution was overseen by the current u.s. attorney general merrick garland. host: and we

i told him: captain timothy.m also sad for the blood, he said, but you have a good house, i am joamak, the people standing behind me are residents of afrikaun, we are here today to tell the people whose work is the construction of the nef pipeline and the oil company to stop their work. we will do whatever it takes to get them out. if the water quality is not good, then it is not. who is going to report this problem ?

he gathered the people and told them what captain timothy was saying . they say we will buy a piece of land for ourselves . he was 39 years old, well , you and i both survived. yes, we didn't know about this, but remember he said that i have prostate disease. yes , it's been a year and a half, and i don't have prostate cancer . they are owned by the state of alabama, but most of them the fields are not under the ownership of this state. i wanted to show you the land ownership map in these areas, for example, look here, this route is under the ownership of chipe valix village, you can see that mihar's family land is known as chipe valix , see a sign here, here is another one, as if they were together at that time when you if you look at the map of the greater delta, everything you see in lime green is a path that leads to the fact that the mihar family is renting land to companies, which exacerbates health problems for the residents of the area. it is very strange the borders of injustice from 1860 to 2019 in terms of who hurts whom are still the same lin

one difference is timothy mcveigh was not tortured by the cia to make him talk. and that means the issue that hangs over this case was not present in that case. everybody knows timothy mcveigh, the prosecution was overseen by the current u.s. attorney general merrick garland. host: and we >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington, d.c. to across the country. friday morning, we talk with a politics reporter about the trump campaign's reaction to the new democratic ticket this fall. and a historian discusses the 50th anniversary of president nixon's resignation. she spends "washington journal", join the conversation live at c-span. >> we head to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19 as the party supports their presidential nominee. here are democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their vision for the next four years. the democratic national convention. live, monday, august 19 on c-spa

i told him, captain timothy, i'm going home. i'm sad, he said, but since you have a good house, i am juamak, the people behind we are here today to tell the people who are working for the nef transmission pipe and to the nef company to stop their work. we will do whatever it takes to evict them . is anyone going to fix this problem? and when we were playing, something like snow had fallen on the ground. i hit the papers of the paper factory . the wind would bring them to the school. we were playing in the middle of the papers. we had funerals back to back in the first year, i can boldly say that we had 15 to 20 funerals, which usually happens. it is not appropriate that we have two or three funerals in one week and in one day, and the cause of death is the same , it is unprecedented, captain timothy, it was you who brought us here from our country, we had land there , you turned us into slaves, and now they are liberating us, but we don't have any country , we don't have any land. i prepared a small survey and sent it to everyon

in this case we had timothy permenter, finding his girlfriend. we took mr. permenter back to the office and talked to hum extensively. >> tim gave detectives the rundown where he was the hours leading up to the terribly discovery. he popped in on karen the night before to drop off a gift. a photo calendar of kittens that he knew his cat lover girlfriend would finer e resistible. tim said he left around 7:30, and that was the last time he saw karen alive. >> wouldn't it have been your routine to spend the night? >> not on a friday night, no because she had to work the next day and go in early. >> reporter: after saying good- bye to karen, he ended up spending the night with friends about an hour to the north. >> is he saying anything at this point like he can't do it or no boyfriends or suspicions? i want to talk to a lawyer? is any of that coming out of him? >> no, he's being more than cooperative. >> there appeared to have been a frenzy struggle at karen's house. forensic specialist anna cox assessed the bloody aftermath. >> she put up a heck of a struggle.

. >> for reaction and analysis, we turn to timothy. great to you have.ainian strike in kursk and what does it mean for the future of putin's war? >> it is a bold move by the ukrainians. it has put putin off his step. huge embarrassment. today is the 20th anniversary of the loss of the kursk submarine. if you know last week, putin appeared with the military advisers, et cetera. he looked really spooked. he looked really downbeat for the ukrainians move. they were on the offensive and it makes a very long russian board vulnerable to the ukrainians. if they manage to keep the territory, it gives them a negotiating chip for peace talks. russia is at risk as the war continues. >> really fascinating here. you say this creates an opportunity to build leverage for the ukrainians. at the same time, what is interesting to me is the west has ultimately ticked off on allows ukraine to use its weapons inside russia. how significant is that? >> well, you are right. last week, we saw the attack on the air base south of moscow. likely with long-range missiles. there was

this is a text from timothy in i don't know where timothy's from, but he's reading the titanic, survivors book club. oh, something i've never heard of. and he recently finished. oh, no, i apologize. and the start this again. beth heard from rhode island. hi. i'm reading the titanic survivors book club by timothy schaefer. and recently finished canary girls. oh, canary. so, carla hayden is the librarian of congress. and we really appreciate sitting down and talking with us a little about what you're reading and i've gotten some tips. looks just like, okay, well, we've got a couple more hours of live coverage coming up here at the washington convention center. and we're going to start in just a few minutes a panel on misinformation. you're going to hear from a couple of peter pomerantz of and anna lee newitz. and this on disinformation. this is live coverage of the national book festival on book tv tv. and. good afternoon and. welcome to the 24th annual library of congress national book festival, a where books build us up. i am beatrice, head of logistics of, the library of congress nationa

la vicepresidenta eligiÓ al gobernador de minnesota, timothy wolf para luchar por la presidencia, y lucharÁn reblicano donald trump, y un mensaje en la plataforma x elogiÓ al funcionario por su historial polÍtico y personal. edwin pitti estÁ en vivo desde la capital del paÍs y nos tiene todas las reacciones al respecto. edwin: prueban fin de semana con muchas entrevistas en su residencia aquÍ en washington d.c., la vicepresidenta anuncia su compaÑero de fÓrmula, hablamos del gobernador demÓcrata por minnesota,y timotty james wolf es gobernadora de ese estado, esta casado, es muy importante que dice que kamala harris dice que es Él que la va a seguir ayudando por la clase media, y eso sÓlo admite al hecho de que Él cuenta con un rÉcord importante dentro del propio congreso de los estados unidos. Él sirviÓ por 12 aÑos en la cÁmara de representantes antes de convertirse en gobernador del estado de minnesota, pero tambiÉn es un veterano de 34 aÑos, ya que si bien la guardia nacional de la armada de los estados unidos. a esta hora, el propio presidente joe biden ha reaccionado en su cuenta de twi

what i know is that everything was related to a condition and timothy mehr said yes, we can do this. captain william foster was the one who built the clotilla and set sail in april 1860. he went to an area that was called dahmi at that time, that is , today's benin country, and he enslaved these people. brought to mobile bay in alabama. he sold them to buyers and turned them into slaves. foster was able to take the ship upriver and set it on fire. the remains of that ship finally sank in the river. the purpose of setting fire to the ship was so that no one could find it and no documents were left . gradually, the effect of the ship disappeared and my help disappeared. and as far as i can remember, never in the history books. such an event was always considered a legend above that river. it is said that these people are the descendants of the same slaves who were on the ship. a ship that burned down. no one spread the news because everyone was afraid. for years , africans were told not to tell this story anywhere. they don't even mention his name outside the house. because they may be

some debate between them, but besides these historians there are also... and western historians, timothy snyder, for example, or norman davis, and not only that, these are people with authority, timothy garton asch, yes, who can evaluate those arguments, see and so on. maybe it's worth creating some kind of joint similar structure in order to most importantly, of course, pay respect to the people who lie there. but on the other hand, we understand that this is also a political matter, and the ukrainian verkhovna rada and the polish sejm already have many different resolutions behind them. authorities to establish a true, fact-based common state of affairs when it comes to historiography. only it will take time. i would very much like to appeal to the ukrainian side, regarding exhumation, not to wait for the moment when we reach an agreement on historical issues, because in poland there are several hundred thousand families, or several hundred thousand individuals, who still very often have graves in unknown places ancestors, from those forties in volyn and... only in volyn, and i think t

timothy garton ash.o can evaluate those arguments, see. and so on, perhaps it is worth creating some kind of joint similar structure in order to, most importantly, of course, pay respect to the people who lie there, but on the other hand, we understand that this is also a political matter, and the ukrainian verkhovna rada, and the polish sejm already have many different resolutions, laws and so on behind them. in words, ukrainian and polish parliamentarians were very productive. i don't know if it would ever work, well you know communication problems are a big deal. two observations: firstly, you are right that it is necessary to start structurally at the level of historical authorities, to establish a true, fact-based common state of affairs, if it is a matter of historiography, only this will take time. i would very much like to appeal to the ukrainian side, regarding... exhumation, not to wait for the moment when we reach an agreement on historical issues, because there are several hundred thousand fa

the young belgian mbangula and the son of the legendary liberian galleador george vya - timothy distinguished themselves. and already in stoppage time andrea cambiaso set the final score 3:0. juve wins. you could bet on a big success of the old signora with a coefficient of 3.80. the russian paralympic team is heading to the summer games in paris. they will start on august 28. an impressive team of our athletes will perform in the capital of france. a total of 90 athletes are flying to the paralympics. they will be represented in five sports. the main part has been declared. yekaterinburg met in the final match, the opponents went out on the flight in almost optimal lineups, so the game was watched, no one wanted to give in, most of the time the score was tied. solovat broke ahead, thanks to a mistake by blaker, who unexpectedly threw at his goal, followed by another mistake by the driver led to guskov's puck. the final score. into an empty net was set by kuzmin, as a result 4:1 solovat won the match, here the victory in the tournament on additional indicators went to severstal. in novosibirs

joseph stiglitz and timothy miller a warm welcome. [applause] >> it's a delight to be here with you today. joe and i actually, we are re-teaming. we did an event 12 years ago discussing in the green room on income inequality so it's a pleasure to be talking to you about your latest book. it's a book about freedom and i guess my first question forr you is your choice of freedom as a subject. the concept ofof e economic frem most of us would associate with conservative the idea of love they fare. the most liberal's notion of economic freedom encapsulated by that great philosopher janis joplin when shehe said freedom s just another word for nothing left to lose. you have a different view but can you tell me what made you decide to ride back of book on the subject of freedom? >> it was partly because the term had been captured by the right and when i thought about milton friedman writing the book of capitalism and freedom and hayek riding a book of "the road to serfdom" about how if you had two large of an estate and you are on the road t

daniel timothy means crossing hundreds of miles of business. the home in the month of the season, the course of the month. it was really good. so our captain, usually so the sizes became easy to an anxious. so 10, how to proceed. he stayed inside is 10 for 3 weeks doing nothing. finally decided to break off communication with paris. i seem to see thoughts for the 1st time. it was a distinct glimpse alone white man turning his back suddenly on the headquarters. on the thoughts of the independent, the supple, mostly my sex. let's get to that task. i see a press i for the see some of the to the today. i press my route because we enter, therefore we didn't briefly so in an open the route to the east, if we be of conquest that directv, we missed employee the prestige of t around with us. and what was the, what kind of the the, do you want to do? what i do you were so obsessed with. explain. you repeat them for speech pool. you didn't carry, had become the prestige of tara, this local archive tries to present as old remains. so if you'll harness the,

settings that i've been letting me mentor put together 5 in 5 is not eligible for these allergies. timothy advisement is out of his funds and then he home nowadays with most profound knowledge. let's do the same on other this is side of and i'm just thinking i saw that on this on the fact that this to keep design it is for this or for the items less than 100 bucks off on the dates of the deal with him. i said we have cedar declined on the home. uh huh. and if he's an, i mean, i think his and i, my, the, what i would love to have is on my dentist, on my 51, if it isn't on my something, did you say your plan not to that? i've been in g s u doesn't mean the me but, but it's not always, you know, on the news the the husband, the harvest about how to work of the song and not the lizzie. sonya a movie on it the wrong you're not even though what to go to is that it now you are to lose the way the way you had and then was enough. i even can they just was done this place zillow, chuck and let's say, don't go far as getting the letter. you know, saying this on the 1st column gave me the me give me t

one difference is timothy mcveigh was not tortured by the cia to make him talk.t means the issue that hangs over this case was not present in that case. everybody knows timothy mcveigh, the prosecution was overseen by the current u.s. attorney general merrick garland. host: and we are speaking with jess bravin, thank you for joining us. coming, open forum. please start calling in now. take notes of the new phone numbers just for today, republicans, 202-737-0002. democrats, 202-737-0001. independents, 202-6 to 8-0205 -- 202-6 to 8-0205. >> we are welcoming into a national crusade to make america great again. taxes will go up, and anyone who says they will not is not telling the truth. >> we are in the midst of a springtime of hope for america ends. >> with beliefs in the american dream. >> read my lips. i still believe in a place called hope. here is the question for the american people, who do you trust in this election? >> the real choice is whether we will build a bridge to the future or the past. i have confidence in the wisdom of our people and future of our

joseph stiglitz and timothy noah. a warm welcome to sixth & i. well, it's a delight. be here with you today. we joe and i actually did. this is a we're reteaming we. we did an event 12 years ago. we were discussing the green room on income. so it's a pleasure now to be talking you about your latest book. i and it's a book, freedom. and i guess my first question for you is, your of freedom as a subject, its its economy the concept of economic freedom. most of us would associate with conservatives and with the idea, let's say, fair. i think most liberals notion of economic freedom is encapsulated by that great philosopher, janis when she said freedom's another word for nothing left to. you you have a different. but can you tell me why? what made you decide to write a book on the subject of freedom. well, it was partly because the term had been captured by. the right. mm hmm. and when i thought about milton friedman writing a book of capitalism of freedom or hayek writing a book called the road to serfdom, which is about how, if you had too large of a state you would win

minnesota the home state of governor timothy hackney and california, governor gavin newsom finishing the roll call this evening. also happening this evening as we enter day two of the dnc. former president barack obama will take the stage. the man who made history. for many women here they too want to make history once again. many democrats, the election is about breaking the glass ceiling for women and women of color for kamala harris so close to the white house. i had a chance to speak to barbara lee who talked about seeing someone from her hometown breakthrough especially after the moment last night when joe biden officially passed the torch to kamala harris. >> that is just so exciting to the daughter of oakland and berkeley and the bay area of california. it was very moving, it was powerful. but i think you saw in the audience that there was a deep sense of gratitude. and so i always believed that sooner or later, first of all we would have a woman of color, specifically a black woman and someone from california because that's where i got my start. >> and they would look to fire

he's timothy adviser and those that are his funds and then you know, not are usually most profound. so let's do the same on other this is side and i'm just thinking i saw that on this on the fact that this to be presented in for this for the new and i'm is less than 100 bucks off on the dates of, of dealing with him. i said we have cedar declined on the him. uh huh. and if he's an, i mean i didn't get his and i might, but i was, i said i was on my dentist on my 51 isn't, isn't on my something did to so your plan not to that. i've been in g s. u doesn't mean the me but, but it's not always, you know, on the of the the husband the harvest about how to work. i have the the so i'm gonna do is it is sonya movie on it run. you're not even though that was to go to is it is not really cheap only way the way the way you had and then was an out of enough i even can they just was done like the little show up in the say don't go for this on the 1st column gave me the me give me the the the position. i don't know, wilkinson the the flooding. that's yeah. so wow. id id or did you need to be here?

you know, you could just indicate how you would like to see, but he is not basic some artist, not timothy there conditionally, officially mikhail litvin is involved in the case of fraud of sidarupolo as a witness, but investigators do not exclude that new defendants may appear, darupala was charged just before his detention on episode 40. is to be brought in as a civil suit, all the victims are perplexed, how will sidarupolo pay now, he burned the car, threw away expensive watches, and he is registered in this old krasnodar nine-story building, did the guru himself really turn out to be a dummy, like his fake courses, perhaps soon the investigator will find out who could be behind the kuban business coach with a school education, in whose pockets millions from... yes, andrey, usually in such cases they say, got burned on women, in our story on a woman, but what, a two-meter long-haired brunette with a lush chest, yes, even if not natural, who can be surprised by this now? a kind of naked party in tambov, as expected, such an event thundered with a bang, of course, because according to som

joseph stiglitz and timothy noah a warm welcome to sixth and i. [applause] >> it's a delight to be. here with you today. jill and i actually did, this is, we are re-teaming. we did an event 12 years ago. we were discussing the green room on income inequality, so it's a pleasure pleasure now to be talking to you about your latest book. and it's a book about freedom. and and i guess my first quesn for you is, your choice of freedom as the subject. it's, the concept of economic freedom most of us would associate with conservatives and with the id. laissez-faire. i i think most liberals notion f economic freedom is encapsulated by that great philosopher janis joplin when she said freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. you have a different view but can you tell me why, what made you decide to write a book on the subject of freedom? >> it was partly because the term had been captured by the right, and when i thought about milton friedman writing aan book of capitalism and freedom, hayek writing a book called road to serfdom, how if you had to larger the state you would win

timothy hackney is facing new charges after his arrest in june following a series of violent incidents at his home in morgan hill. they say during one of the instances instances in incidents, he also fired his gun at the ceiling. hackney was arraigned on several charges yesterday. he was released under unspecified conditions. he faces jail time if convicted. here's some good news. we could finally be turning the corner on inflation. a major market indicator has hit its lowest level since the pandemic. new data shows the consumer price index cooled to 2.9% last month, down 3% from june. that's the first time that index has dipped below 3% since march of 2021. a key factor in that drop is the tiny growth rate of grocery prices since june. economists say it is a sign inflation is finally letting up, and it could put more pressure on the federal reserve to cut interest rates as soon as next month. it was all green across the board in wall street. the dow jones jumped over 240 points. tech heavy nasdaq and s&p 500 also saw gains by the closing bell. the markets are feeling more optimistic t

santa clara county officials say 31 year-old timothy hackney of morgan hill was arraigned this week on a number of felony and misdemeanor charges. he's accused of shooting his work gun in his home, false imprisonment and a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend. officials say if convicted he faces prison time. he's currently on administrative leave. >> 38 people have been temporarily displaced from an apartment after a fire this morning. firefighters responded to that fire at 5.30, this morning on 9th and madison street in oakland. fire crews were able to prevent damage to 26 units. but for suffered from smoke and fire damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. more than 4,000 illegal products or cease from 3 pleasanton smoke shops. this. >> a month, according to police, a inspectors targeted smoke shop suspected of selling to minors. the seas merchandise, which is valued at more than 130,000 bucks included flavored tobacco mushrooms and a legal marijuana products you'd flavored tobacco mushrooms. and illegal marijuana products. shops were issued citations. >> rea

clair county says 31 year-old timothy hackney of morgan hill was arraigned on the number of felony and misdemeanor charges. he's accused of shooting his work gun in his home as well as false imprisonment and a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend. county officials say if convicted hackney faces incarceration, he is currently on administrative leave. there's been a big decrease in overdose deaths in san francisco, a but the city's health experts say that. >> there could be even more or rather fewer. >> overdoses if they had access to methadone, the drug helps ease addicks off opioids. but state law has strong limitations on it. and kron four's. rob nesbitt has that story. imagine if a patient with heart disease had to be physically present at a special cardiac treatment center in order to get their medications. well, that's what it's like for someone struggling with addiction, trying to get methadone. >> the landscape of overdoses in san francisco has approved according to the san francisco department of public health. >> director doctor grant colfax says more than 70 peopl

are close to 6 shooting deal, putting amend to the most like of of the palestinian cbs a scene for timothy. nothing to happen. these that really occupying power continue to remove the emotional phase. certainly not the 1st time the security council has met to discuss these issues and certainly not the 1st time the issues discussed have been raised in the sentiments have been expressed. but one looks on and sees that the international community doesn't look like it's reaching a consensus or a state of agreement any time soon. the former us house speaker nancy pelosi said that she wanted an open process to replace joe biden as the democrats candidates and not just come at a higher as jumping straight into his shoes. i submit the claim and i need to the to the wall street journal. many of us who were concerned about the election wanted to have an open process. it was an open process. anyone could have gotten in harris had the endorsement of the president and she politically as do, we took advantage of it and shut down not shut down but one the nomination. but anybody else could have gotten in

okay, timothy a sucker, most o senior lecture in security and development of kings college is always we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. still, a german government spokesman has denied that germany is turning its back on ukraine events, despite plans to have its budget for aid to ukraine in 2025. the spokesman of both gong bush now said the reports that germany was reducing its support for ukraine were, quote, simply inaccurate. you had of it despite plans to cut spending to ukraine transfer or lock schultz is fully committed to backing key for as long as necessary. alright, let's go to our chief political correspondent need a has and maybe she can give us some clarity here in nina is germany planning to restrict new military aid to ukraine or not? who was saying what you as well yes, they also the media reports over the weekend. no, they're not said the german government today in that press conference. so what's behind all this the german government is currently putting together its budget for next year and that's always intense. negotiations, but of cou

discussion between them, but in addition to these historians, there are also western historians, timothyr, for example, or norman davis, and not only, these are people with authority. yes, who can evaluate those arguments, see and so on. perhaps we should create some kind of joint structure in order to most importantly, of course, pay tribute to the people who lie there but on the other hand, we understand that this is also a political matter. both the ukrainian verkhovna rada and the polish sejm already have many different resolutions, laws, and so on behind them. in words, the ukrainian and polish parliamentarians were very productive. i don't know if it worked. it's kind of, well, you know that communication problems are an important thing, especially in matters of legislation. two points of attention: firstly, sir, two points: firstly, you are right that it is necessary to start structurally at the level of historical authorities, to establish a true, fact-based common state of affairs, if it is a matter of historiography. only it will take time. i would very much like to appeal to t

if i need to go southern i said us with the nose that the road will fully divided. timothy is long, but already dozens of communities are reaping the benefit that's come with conserving the source of life and livelihoods in the region. have you ever heard of the term keystone species? these are species that have a disproportionately large impact on the environment where they live also and also helping for the entire system together. like i said, that you often find in fantasies as strong are also known as the engineers of the ecosystem. because then not only significantly more defy, but also for the if you have it as part of the species by forming g, i'm been able to knock, they also help minimize the fastest climate. let's find out how this oyster and these muscles along with scallops and clamps are by valves. ocean creatures with 2 attached shells. fossil records place their age over 500000000 years old before the dinosaurs and they are found everywhere from the arctic to the antarctic. ready to the equator, they start out tiny, floating to the water. oysters and muscles attach themse

timothy hackney is facing new charges after his arrest in june, following a series of violent incidents at his home in morgan hill. they say during one of the instances, he also fired a gun at the ceiling. hackney was arraigned on several charges yesterday. he was released under unspecified conditions. he faces jail time if convicted. governor gavin newsom announcing new efforts to help those trying to make it in the bay. his office is dedicating $131 million for new funding for housing statewide. here in the bay area, some of that money will go towards funding projects in richmond, san francisco, sebastopol and san mateo. this is all part of his project homekey initiative, which seeks to build housing for those in need. well, some good news for you. inflation continues to slow 2.9% year over year. scott mcgrew says that's closer to the fed's target for inflation. yeah that's right. the fed wants 2% inflation. so we're way down from the 9% just a short time ago. we're getting this under control. prices up 2/10 of a percent month over month. if you could take rent out of those numbers th

officer timothy hackney of morgan hill, is charged in a series of assaults on his now pregnant girlfriend. investigators say he threw her on into a bedroom, covered her mouth so she couldn't scream and prevented her from calling 911. in another incident, he's accused of firing his on duty weapon at the ceiling. hackney was arraigned yesterday on felony domestic violence charges. he's on administrative leave from his job, and another officer may soon be barred from serving in california law enforcement altogether. anthony peraza's police credentials were suspended after he was charged with child sex crimes. perez was charged this summer with the sexual assault of a minor in san benito county, a decade ago. authorities say the victim only reported it to police earlier this year. the alleged assault happened at least three years before perez joined the san jose police academy. >> encouraging news today from san francisco public health officials on the fight to reduce opioid overdoses. the city says accidental drug overdoses are down 50% when compared month to month. with last year, there wer

el agente timothy hackney está acusado por disparar su arma dentro de su casa por detención ilegal yenores en un juzgado de morgan hill. el juez lo puso en libertad bajo fianza bajo ciertas condiciones. y de ser declarado culpable, podría enfrentar la cárcel. y este mes, el condado santa clara informó la primera muerte por el virus del nilo occidental. la víctima era un adulto con el sistema inmunológico comprometido. según las autoridades del condado. una segunda persona se está recuperando en casa, pero ninguno de los casos está relacionado. y el condado no está seguro exactamente de cómo fue que se infectaron, ni el que en dónde fue. equipos ya han estado fumigando en áreas donde se han encontrado zancudos infectados. el robo a negocios en california impacta todos los días a comerciantes desde dueños de pequeños negocios locales hasta trabajadores de grandes cadenas. libertad pedraza habló con víctimas y nos explica qué precisamente qué están haciendo legisladores para mitigar esta ola de violencia contra comercios? cámaras de vigilancia grabaron el momento en que al menos un indi

twin brothers tlyer on the left, timothy on the right.> it's really nice actually to see family at work. >> the summer season gets our slice department rolling here and we all get to enjoy it on our sandwiches. >> i like to take sargento products when i go to parties. if they don't have it, i like to bring it. >> hi daivd. >> david: pa lee, director of strategic sourcing. she has family here too. >> from my brother to several brothers in law to son in laws. it's a great place to be at. >> david: more than 2,500 workers in all, five locations, all in wisconsin. and just ten minutes away, lyn-vale farms. family owned for four generations. founded in 1927. behind the sargento cheese. 400 acres in all. >> hi david. >> david: owner bill schultz. >> it gives you kind of a cool feeling when you go to the grocery store and you pick up a package of sargento cheese and you know it came through something that you did. >> made in america. >> david: while back at sargento -- >> there's nothing better than that real big long stretch that you get from a

instead , timothy fry, a professor at columbia university, draws attention to the consequences that suchration between the united states and russia may have for ukraine. let's listen. i do not think that this is someone's success, it is a draw, because each country solves its own task, i assure you that putin would not allow the agreement if it could be interpreted as the success of, say, america, germany or the conventional measure as a whole. for putin, the hostages are taken from the western world with american passports have value, because he understands that through them he can influence the policy of the governing circles of this country. released prisoners from the russian side are cybercriminals, sleeper agents and in one case a prisoner convicted of murder in germany for life. those released from russia are mostly journalists, human rights activists and anti-war protesters. therefore, the moral equality of the types of liberated groups is very different in both cases. negotiations continued for a long time, secretly. from time to time there were rumors that there was a breakthro

palestinian man from the west bank also stepped several of the people during the attack south of timothy. it's very false as have killed at least for palestinians, and an electronic on 10 sheltering displaced tele sims in a hospital compound and central concept. the strike on the ground, so if i lock the hospital, so sometimes it's a large file. and a ben roger more than 50 rockets has been fine from southern living on northern is ro, explosions were seen, or the upper gallery area as well, gets put into symptoms. might as well as i'm done missile defense system of the democratic republic of congo. and for one to have agreed to a cease fire, often nearly 3 years of fighting, the violence has displaced millions of people. that, as i mentioned, kim to report many question whether the deal will halt in the democratic republic of congo, use of conflict between the congolese, omi and runs and back to m. 23, maybe about and mediated by the on going and government. and you see spot and fighting mainly in the northeast will replace the humanitarian trees that's being in effective. the conflict a

guided by what is presented by propaganda, by russian disinformation, on the other hand, we hear timothy a historian, who believes that right now it is not too late, and those ukrainians who are in the united states, that is, americans with ukrainian roots, the diaspora, in particular. can still change the situation, tip the scales tereziv, to play an important role in this election process, in your opinion, is it really not too late and can ukrainians change anything at this stage, take action, we literally have a minute, so i am asking for such a concise answer, yes in fact ukrainians can still change something, because we have to understand that we still don't have the haris team, we still haven't seen the end of trump's team, we haven't seen it. until the end of the full harris program, and trump's program changes every few weeks. we're still pretty wild directly, let's say, part of these elections, and we still haven't held a congress of the democratic party, so our community, which is in america, can still have an informational and political influence on what is happening in americ

food process, all of his have a, be a hide into on the front line that's according to the defendant, timothy which we pull into that. the settlement of miserable yeah. and the national public has been liberated by brings the army closer to the team and just to come of port craft for breaking news. i'm. i'm not surrounding the rush. it grew clean carpet. and in real time mode, make sure you follow our website uh, cheap cost. right now to all the news is private as it has arrived in poland to promote the ways to resolve the brain. confident he said, his position is clear that peace must be restored in the region of and what are the big the box as easy? it is the land of buddhist legacy and when it comes to buddha, it is the police in peace, not war. thus, india is a major advocate for stable peace in this region. india stance is very clear. this is not an error of war or that is getting more or less of those live down to all to india, cause funding rooms and the shadow ridge and good to see that often in now we're just can you talk us through why the rent about this trip to europe is so import

our t correspondent, timothy a base. it was across the story for us of the ministry of national defense of the republic of new user and the department of defense of the united states of america, announced with satisfaction at the completion of the withdrawal of american forces from user as of august 5th, 2024, with the closure of their last installation of air base to a one and a got it to an event on those audrey. today's event marks the end of the process of disengagement of the american military in these. yeah, the parents of the command may be announced making a statement monday he said us troops on an airport. cargo plane left the military base to one. it says on the head of a september 15th deadline to turn all the controls off the base, the local forces, the development and 0, something united states counter terrorism mission in the west office and policy despite rise in incidence of fall into the stream is in terms of upset ports, defective cooperation and communication between the us and to missouri. an armed fo

so did you hopes to find a road about foot piece timothy, ukrainian conflict quote. it gets on historical level, both repression. the russian orthodox church slams. you praying this decision to bind the canonical alt. i'll charge an entre.

so did you hopes to find a road about foot piece timothy, ukrainian conflict quote. it gets on historical level, both repression. the russian orthodox church slams. you praying this decision to bind the canonical opened up to judge an archbishop in east jerusalem goals that move illegal pieces. and i'm just actually look, see this is a clear violation of human rights and other entities that would create to be alternatives to this church on invalid, illegal legit to the protesters in the south africa. and in an easier, dim on the stoppage of sales of coal and other goods to israel. they say it's possible it's impossible, rather to be silent as a human death, coal mountain gauze, at the latest numbers above, at least $40000.00 victims. we are in the midst of a genocide that is unparalleled in scale, is why those are typically quiet in palestine and at full speed comp. knowing who the pub trade is all, it's impossible to remain silent the, well, we made it all the way to friday, but your and you just and slowing down one bit straight. you top stores we go here or not. s

nor describe had time and have mosque up timothy. however, the media used only part of his speech, presenting the information as of have minus had abused ha it's a miracle that i'm here. every night i was calling to see me thinking this may be the last night, the rain, like all my had it was cut and it was being should be to the all over my body. if nobody came to visit me, nobody came to sing. nobody came to give me a met default a while. no good mommy was injured as a result of an idea of strike on guys that she was one of the lucky ones. you better as is ready. hostages had been killed in so called friendly fire, while the families of those still being held at this of accuse these really government is thinking any chances of getting them by court, pullman alive it comes as he's ready for this week, recover the bodies of 6 more of those taken by have mass last year been while on an elderly is really a woman who was also taken hostage back in october, but relieved shortly after i revealed about then that she was treated well during

history of europe we also gave it to the publisher, and accordingly we will also be in talks with timothy said that this is a common problem, i will think about how to solve it, i can not respond to one book, but i will think more deeply, and also accordingly it is also who we communicate with , further, what is there today, today i still asked many people who told about this topic to write a complaint without... the average publishing house dk, sent the documents with all the expertise, i also applied in writing to the ministry of foreign affairs and the british embassy in ukraine, once again and the embassy of ukraine in britain, respectively, so that everyone who may be involved in this topic is aware, and today the publishing house said that they will revise, because what is important, this encyclopedia does not say, who exactly created this section, there is a general board. on this entire encyclopedia and there are about 30 or 40 surnames, so it is not clear who is responsible for these two pages, we proposed with the embassy to create a working group, including british historians,