the head of the russian state, of course, was personally met by the president of vietnam, to lam. sition in the international arena is steadily strengthening. akhanoy attaches great importance to the development of a strategic partnership with moscow, considers this partnership one of the main foreign policy priorities, and without looking to the west, first of all , without looking at washington, bloomberg writes that right before putin’s visit, the american the state debt, through its embassy in the country, called on vietnam. welcome, warm, cordial welcome, when i say warm, i mean not only the temperature on the street, but also the cordiality with which, and we see this, our delegation, the residents of hanoi on the streets, are greeted, i want to convey to them, taking this opportunity the most sincere greetings and wishes for well-being. soldiers practice their ceremonial march in front of a monument to the revolutionary martyr hanoi, who died in the american war. last preparations before the visit of the russian president vladimir putin, for many vietnamese , relations with

is on a state visit to vietnam, putin has already held negotiations with the country’s president to lamminh, as well as with the general secretary of the central committee of the vietnamese communist party, manguyen phu congo. look. i am always grateful and grateful to the russian people for their selfless help and the support that i provide to vietnam in our struggle for our independence, building the defense of our homeland, i, as a person who once lived and studied in russia, we remember and think with trepidation about our... very kind, benevolent russian friends, and also about the great beautiful country of russia, vietnam was and remains ours. which remains among the priority areas of russian foreign policy. right now, bad weather is approaching moscow from the west. showers and thunderstorms could start at any minute. in some areas of moscow already it was burning. at the same time, the morning downpour was only the beginning of the rampant nature, forecasters warn. in total, up to half the monthly norm of siege may fall today. there will be heavy rain in the capital. a storm wi

vladimir putin is met by the president of vietnam to lam, the visit has the status of a state and atame time, along with the sounds of the russian anthem, fireworks sound, the presidents greet the members of the delegation and accept the parade of the honor guard company, then there are fewer lamas in their current position. month, before that he headed the vietnamese intelligence services and was the minister of public security. they begin their acquaintance with vladimir putin on the steps of the palace. tolam shows the views. the palace, surrounded by greenery, was once the residence of the governor general of french indochina. and in this country everyone is grateful to the man who drove out the colonialists. the victory of the vietnamese revolution and victory in the vietnam war would have been impossible without the support of the soviet union. it was ho chi minh, the marxist leninets found it. a common ideological language with moscow ensured independence for his country. vladimir putin and tolam take pictures together, and then discuss something else for a long time through t

vladimir putin is met by the president of vietnam to lam, the visit has the status of a state visit andime, along with the sounds of the russian anthem, fireworks sound. the president greets members of the delegation. are taking the parade of the honor guard company, then lam has been in his current position for less than a month, before that he headed the vietnamese intelligence services and was the minister of public security. getting to know vladimir putin they begin on the steps of the palace. tolam shows the views. the palace, surrounded by greenery, was once the residence of the governor-general of french indochina; everyone in this country is grateful to the man who drove out the colonialists. victory. victory in the vietnam war would have been impossible without the support of the soviet union. it was ho chi minh, a marxist, a leninist, who found a common ideological language with moscow and ensured independence for his country. vladimir putin and tolam take a photo together, and then another something is discussed for a long time through translators. russia and vietnam have a r

state visit to vietnam today, and at this moment in hanoi, vladimir putin and the country’s president to lamre holding bilateral negotiations. the conversation takes place in the large hall of the presidential palace. before it began , a solemn welcoming ceremony took place for the head of the russian state. she walked to the square in front of the palace. the russian president was greeted by young residents of hanoi. the orchestra played the anthems of the two countries and parade calculations took place in front of the presidents. leaders. traditions photographed shaking hands against the background national flags. the president arrived in vietnam the day before at the invitation of the general secretary of the communist party central committee. this is vladimir putin's fifth trip to this country. in hanoi , the russian president will meet with the country's leadership. as a result of the negotiations , it is planned to sign a number of agreements. more than twenty documents on cooperation in various fields have been prepared. but the vietnamese newspaper nyanzan published his article on t

to lam has been in his current position for less than a month; before that, he headed the vietnameseligence services and was the minister of public security. they begin their acquaintance with vladimir putin more steps of the palace. tolams are shown the views. and then they take pictures, talk about something for a long time after this ceremony. russia and vietnam have a rich joint history. next year, the countries will celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. of vietnam's foreign policy priorities. after the talks, the presidents attend a ceremony to sign joint documents in areas from healthcare to nuclear energy. the two sides exchange technology and trade. our country consistently switch to national currencies in financial mutual settlements, strive to build sustainable channels of credit and banking cooperation. last year, the share of transactions in russian rubles and vietnamese dong provided more than 40% of the volume of bilateral commercial transactions, in the first quarter of this year it was already almost 60%. and, of course,

to lam has been in his current position for less than a month; before that, he headed the vietnamesend was the minister of public security. they begin their acquaintance with vladimir putin on the steps of the palace. tolam shows the views. the palace, surrounded by greenery , was once a residence. governor general of french indochina, everyone in this country is grateful to the man who drove out the colonialists. victory of the vietnamese revolution and victory in the vietnam war would have been impossible without the support of the soviet union. it was ho chi minh, a marxist, a leninist, who found a common ideological language with moscow and ensured independence for his country. vladimir putin and tolam take pictures together, and then discuss something else for a long time through translators. russia and vietnam have a rich history together, next year. the countries will celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, but now the main emphasis is on the development of economic ties. last year, turnover grew by 8%. above this is how inter-righ

when an outbreak of an unknown respiratory disease occurred in indonesia, the number to lam specialist to the surprise of the will community identified it easily as birds flew, as on this yeah, left last week and a finding of the 2 leases. so we didn't have an is to me in the notes of the virus, why the number to the still it was ready to diagnose which is my question. it's if so i knew that before it's half of this my 1st and then my have the presence of deadly virus strains illegally and bolted into the country along the sitting and an easy and government officials demanded the secret number to us lab, endo pathogen samples to world health organization representatives, governor states as a government for de, we'll make money in deeper dia, w, it's also dec gomez by law don. let's try to put bike on the back end. that he mentioned this 1000000 and us officials ignore the demands, but ordered judge and shipment of all bio samples for the engine, easy and labs to the us as a staff that i didn't hear the hills above or anything, a much areas of greenland and with the g as a, as ever. so

negotiations between our president and his vietnamese counterpart, the recently elected president of vietnam to lamrehensive strategic partnership with vietnam has always been one of our priorities. these days we are celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the treaty on the basics of friendly relations. all this time, we have maintained regular and meaningful political contacts. regions and public organizations. progressively developing trade and economic relations. last year , trade turnover grew by 8%. the growth of trade turnover is certainly facilitated by the implementation of the 2015 free trade agreement between euroaz and vietnam. we coordinate our actions in the international arena. russia attaches great importance to the development of dialogue with the association of southeast asian nations. one of. leading members who are vietnam, next year we will also celebrate several significant dates at once, this is the establishment of depot relations 75 years and liberation of south vietnam, years, we will be glad to see you at the celebration of the eightieth anniversary of the victory in the

i am to be getting what's going on on the ground. lam not to be getting what's going on on the groundrs. whoiust _ the debates compared to the others. whojust score points the debates compared to the others. who just score points and try to rip each _ who just score points and try to rip each other— who just score points and try to rip each other apart, basically. interesting, opposition from the left. lynn is in kingsclere. what's your view of things with two weeks to go bust and yet i think it is too close to call. i think the polling will not be accurate because everybody i speak to and will not be accurate because everybody i speak to- will not be accurate because everybody i speak to and i speak to a lot of people. _ everybody i speak to and i speak to a lot of people. i — everybody i speak to and i speak to a lot of people, i have _ everybody i speak to and i speak to a lot of people, i have clients i everybody i speak to and i speak to a lot of people, i have clients who l a lot of people, i have clients who come to see me every day, we have no clue who to vote for any more. we

and so i think that it will play a role in this, and it could be to hunter biden's benefit. >> mike memoli, carol lamyou both. >>> and still to come, retribution as a platform, what exactly would donald trump do to political and legal rivals if he retakes the white house? his latest interview. >>> meanwhile, president biden is in normandy just leaving to return to paris, but only after issuing a rallying cry for democracy. i'll talk to the national co-chair for biden/harris 2024 for how effective that message will be on the campaign trail. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. "chris jg reports" only on msnbc ♪) new dove helps repair it. so, if you shave it? (♪♪) dove it new dove replenish your skin after every shave. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. these days everyone is staring at screens, and watching their spending. good vision is more important than ever, but so is saving. that's why america's best includ

a 50000000000 dollar loan to ukraine, put military reconstruction and humanitarian use to date, you said through lam, the historic j. and we have signed the strongest agreement between ukraine and the us since our independence. and this is an agreement on security and does on the protection of human life. because it is tricky, a territory. the new crane for the d. 7 with members sometimes divided in the support for israel and the palestinians, and facing allegations from outside of the popular seat and double standards. as a result, a section of the summit straw conclusions reiterates the g 7 support for what it described as us efforts towards the sci fi. it's also expected to contain language confirming. the g settings commitment to a 2 state solution and it urges israel to refrain from it, expands the defensive and rough uh, in the science of the gaza strip school. it's a big moment for tally and prime minister, georgia maloney costs becoming the acceptable face of fund like politics on the international stage and the intent on forging new influence for you today in europe . it may such, okay, wel

a big better, to be frank. it— ways. lam not a big better, to be frank. it is— ways. lam not a big better, an admission there about the 2010 election. is there a feeling that people are going to be upset by this, given all of the surrounding alerted betting scandals? iadieu. alerted betting scandals? well, potentially. _ alerted betting scandals? well, potentially. yes. _ alerted betting scandals? well, potentially, yes, hard _ alerted betting scandals? well, potentially, yes, hard to - alerted betting scandals? well, | potentially, yes, hard to predict. mr ed davey himself said that people will perhaps judge. mr ed davey himself said that people will perhapsjudge. he mr ed davey himself said that people will perhaps judge. he was very keen to draw a distinction between what he described as a harmless letter and those people who are being looked into by the gambling commission on the suspicion that they may have placed bets with some kind of inside knowledge. he says that what he did back in 2010 was a completely different thing. and i think he is already seeking to downplay that. of cour

to has now died. let's hear from the doctor speaking at sheba hospital in tel aviv. lam happy i am happy to report thataptives— i am happy to report that for captives were returned and arrived safely _ captives were returned and arrived safely to _ captives were returned and arrived safely to the medical centre, and of course _ safely to the medical centre, and of course they— safely to the medical centre, and of course they have been in captivity for 246 _ course they have been in captivity for 246 days. the teams were well prepared, — for 246 days. the teams were well prepared, every single day since the beginning _ prepared, every single day since the beginning of the war, for this scenario _ beginning of the war, for this scenario. we received the hostages in the _ scenario. we received the hostages in the special compound that we have prepared _ in the special compound that we have prepared for them. they were united with family— prepared for them. they were united with family members and those were very, with family members and those were very. very— with family members and those were very, very

i everything is attached to immigration. lam everything is attached to immigration.lly comes back to immigration. now, just looking at this picture is from clacton, nigel is being greeted as a hero. his latest popularity ratings amongst our voters are higher than the king himself. �* , ., , himself. don't underestimate us. hana on, himself. don't underestimate us. hang on. i _ himself. don't underestimate us. hang on. i want _ himself. don't underestimate us. hang on, i want to _ himself. don't underestimate us. hang on, i want to get _ himself. don't underestimate us. hang on, i want to get tom - himself. don't underestimate us. hang on, i want to get tom to i hang on, i want to get tom to respond first of all to your claims and bringing down levels of migration. this is yourfault. non—delivery migration. this is your fault. non—delivery of the promises you made. the this is your fault. non-delivery of the promises you made.— this is your fault. non-delivery of the promises you made. the fact is, david, we the promises you made. the fact is, david. we have _ the pro

love with you, ali, i sing with the honor and honor of my love, ivan shasha'a sarmadi lam yazli, who from eternity to eternity , all muslims, especially the shiites of amir al-mu'minin, on this day, let the eid of love be completed. friendship, unity and oneness are the complete path of the prophet. separately, the occupiers killed more than 30 palestinians, most of whom were women, children and the elderly, in gaza city. in one of these attacks, the shati camp was targeted and 15 palestinians were martyred, including the sister of ismail haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement. bombing of the refugee settlement in a school in the center gaza also led to the martyrdom of 12 more palestinians. the targeting of a number of palestinians in wehda street and shujaiye neighborhood in gaza resulted in five martyrs. at least 10 palestinians were bombarded in the field. bani soheila in the center of khanyounes and also 5 people were martyred in the attack on al-maghazi camp. at the same time, anorwa's spokesperson announced that 90% of children in gaza are malnourished, and some famili

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according to al-manar network , the hadhud drone carries multiple messages and goals, which proves that the resistance is full. lam stays away until al-hodhd balnba comes. it didn't take long for the drone to bring the news and the power of the warriors to infiltrate all systems. in the military analysis, every target seen in these images is classified as destroyed, and the display of targets with this accuracy is a sign that their geographical location is well defined. beyond these are next to each frame that is shown to introduce the filmed areas , there is a missile symbol that the enemy must understand the message . security and military information was obtained with hadhud. the targets were identified, however, the weakness of the enemy's advanced tracking systems in detecting the drone was proven. after penetrating deep into the occupied lands, along with accurate and up-to-date information from the enemy's sensitive bases, the drone returned to the base and factories in haifa. it was forbidden to get close to them and take pictures of them long ago fixed. nothing is hidden in the occupying regime and clear

just i to follow up on commissioner lam's question. ould love to learn more about what is actually like. i would love to learn the details of the fcac and lcap task force. what what is being proposed here? what is there? where? where is that data? where is the information about what the new alignment would potentially look like? or yeah. so, in terms of when it outlined somewhere like the. no. but i think you can look at the lcap as a model because pif isn't organized that way. right. the way pif is organized is by program. and then what the program, you know, outcomes is doing. lcap is organized now with our changes by goal and guardrail and some of some and then some of the other lcap required activities. so i mean, the change in structure. yeah. like the change in like is there going to be an official change in reporting structure like pif will fall under like help me where where is that outlined the changes so that we, we still be working on. but what what i, we put in the realignment proposal is we still submit a budget and a repor

and a pretty good bet is to stand next to donald trump in solidarity with him as opposed to the other guy mark lam is running against her in that primary because the extent to which you can buddy up and defend donald trump really provides you the bona fides to be the true stalwart of the republican party under donald trump in the year of 2024. >> listen, the trump team will tell you look at all the money we've raised since the conviction, look at what it's done for our ability to campaign. obviously a lot of money is going to go to his legal bills that are still mounting. deirdre, in talking about the fundraising there has been a shift among the very, very wealthy in the part of down that you cover, silicon valley. tell me what the very wealthy tech people are doing for donald trump. >> reporter: well, they're raising money for donald trump. something that was kind of unthinkable eight years ago for this to really be out in the open but i'm here in the heart of san francisco behind me is an influential and wealthy venture capitalist, david sachs' home. tickets are go going for $5,000 a seat or $30

to my knowledge at all. i haveve been absolutely clear that from what i have read, lam not in any way going to defend the actions details, the only organisation that does is the gambling commission and it is right that they take action, whatever the appropriate action, and they have been clear that we should not discuss this. the conservative party's chief data officer nick mason was earlier identified as the fourth conservative being investigated. he has denied wrongdoing and has taken a leave of absence. the bbc understands there are more people with links to the tories and the government being looked into. labour is making sure the questions keep coming. it's now written to the gambling commission, which hasn't named anyone it is investigating, calling on it to identify them all — it says in the public interest. the issue here is whether those people who had insider knowledge of what was going on used that information in placing a bet. people across the country will place bets but i think there is genuine disgust. also in the sunday times today, the levelling up secretary explained why he thinks the investiga

could be made. lam interested to see _ decisions could be made. lam interested to see how - decisionse of the things we want to - next government. because i do thinkj some of the things we want to solve, we have _ some of the things we want to solve, we have the — some of the things we want to solve, we have the ability— some of the things we want to solve, we have the ability to _ some of the things we want to solve, we have the ability to solve - some of the things we want to solve, we have the ability to solve it - we have the ability to solve it ourselves, _ we have the ability to solve it ourselves, but _ we have the ability to solve it ourselves, but we _ we have the ability to solve it ourselves, but we need - we have the ability to solve it. ourselves, but we need support we have the ability to solve it - ourselves, but we need support from westminster~ — ourselves, but we need support from westminster. too _ ourselves, but we need support from westminster. too often, _ ourselves, but we need support from westminster. too often, things- ourselves, but we need support from west

the this is for seen yours to much more with the deal going to do this later. boeing, even the lam, a lot of milton, a group of, of a mean. if bored, you account a terrorist operation carried out by the cell, be anomaly and special forces on the comfortable village forensic against the housing and extreme is turned out to be the excuse they were looking for what i'm going to watch exactly as though one is a good, do it, not just the velocities fish to i knew what the question whether you've option. so any potential for squared suggest jordan's missing anything else. there's nothing there. so just to get to the picture for someone to, to you when you're driving nato countries fled by the united states immediately declared that the killing of the, of the indian majority in kosovo was genocide and decided to bomb former yugoslavia depleted uranium shells were included russia vehemently opposed to that decision to search for the presidency. the thing was that the board, i'm not sure you use it. i sees gatherings to more than come with the store to abuse and you too because that wasn't a b

career readiness goal than it does actually to our strategic partnerships and again, to commissioners. commissioner lam's comments earlier about the intent of what the goal was, so i think when we get to the point of revising these goals, many not so many years down the line, that's something to think about as we as we talk through, how they're worded. okay. all right. so i am going to work to wrap us up in the next five minutes, if that's possible, but i did want to bring you up to speed, commissioner lamb, where we. no, no, no, it's okay. we had just we had had a short amount of conversation about the potential for the ad hoc to be, making recommendations around a possible guardrail as it relates to board governance and fiscal and operational health. so if you wanted to comment on that, you're welcome to. but i will pass it to commissioner passing it over. i'll just say, we shared a draft, calendar. we're still working on it with board leadership, but basically saying there's an opportunity in september to talk about the goal, the guardrails, again, because you're going to do yourself evaluation tonigh

duchon, wanted to respond to commissioner lam's earlier question. f this is a good moment, please, i think the question was specifically about the confidence level to do this. and i'm going to be very blunt, history does not predict a good confidence level. there have been a number of budget stabilization plans. so it's falling squarely in at this point. i'm going to say, on the board's shoulders to hold the entire district accountable, to do the kinds of things that the commissioners were talking about the past couple of minutes. the good news is, if you look at your contracts, i'll just say one thing about the curriculum side. you know, even though i'm fiscal, i spent a fair amount of time in curriculum and go through those contracts. you will see multiple curriculum platforms in every subject area in support for students. that is a lack of coherence, and it's very costly, both in terms of dollars and cents, but equally in terms of student outcomes, it is a sea change for this district. it will not come easily. i learned a long, long time ago as a

to be scrapped off the internet too much. why does richard amelia, why? in the winter time between the people on the plane up again and president lam, router claims radical elements have hijacked to the pro test and announced that the national army will be deployed across the country to help with qual, the rest are to know who you can get it brings us more of the home of korea kamani the chairman of the national assembly is fine, is and planning come and see who has been at the center of the storm over this tax proposals with particularly for his support of the new taxes. and as far to the police as if it's the situation at his house, almost 5 weeks out of control from too cold for reinforcements to secure his visit as kenya has now deployed military units to support the police across the country in response to the emergency caused by the violent protest says, approach is also targeted. the i am, if, but mostly kenya's, president william who to who will dislike to be loaded in washington has become deeply unpopular at home. young can use. we'll see you as an associate who is that the president is strictly assuming to the i am, is model and as well sing th

and we can go live now to glasgow where snp leader john swinney is at a campaign event. lam giving i hearted support to the _ i am giving my full hearted support to the mp — i am giving my full hearted support to the mp for this constituency on thursday — to the mp for this constituency on thursday. we fought a very strong campaign — thursday. we fought a very strong campaign throughout this election campaign. in the course the next few days, _ campaign. in the course the next few days, we _ campaign. in the course the next few days, we have a lot of work to do to make _ days, we have a lot of work to do to make sure — days, we have a lot of work to do to make sure that we strengthen the position— make sure that we strengthen the position the scottish national party and give _ position the scottish national party and give an outstanding result for scotland~ — and give an outstanding result for scotland. if you look at the polls, they are — scotland. if you look at the polls, they are showing us that labour support— they are showing us that labour surmort in— they are showing us that l

according to the report of al-manar drone network headhood carries many messages and goals that prove that resistance is full. lam stays away until al-hodhed arrives. it won't be long before hodhod's drone brings news and power. warriors prove to penetrate all deterrence systems in the war of brains with the enemy . hadhud flew in the sky and patrolled the northern part of occupied palestine, carefully scanning many areas. this action is a strategic surprise that the islamic resistance stabilized its equations and disabled the capabilities of the enemy's army and destroyed the options it had hoped for. all this is recorded in the first part of the images hadhud and more images are waiting on the way to astama . in the midst of all this aggression , this ship was targeted after it violated the ban on entering the ports of the zionist regime and entered the occupied port of haifa, yahya. he also said that the necessary warnings had been given to this company before this. the yemeni navy once again warned all companies about the consequences of their ships entering the ports of occupied palestine and announced that

. >> outside of that, i have added to a couple of different things, like we talked about c-gate, we talked about lam research. i just added to home depot. i don't think that a 4% drop yesterday was warranted and i don't think it's totally underperformed. i do think we are at a trough in -- or the low point in housing, especially since the 30-year fix has gone from 7.8% last october right now it's at 6.9. i think it's going to continue to come down. i think interest rates are going to come down gradually. this company is the best in the business. trading at a four-year discount to its average. it's easy comparison, just made an acquisition. so, they feel good about their business overall. and i think it's just going to take a little bit of time, but i do think housing is certainly an area that i still remain very positive about. >> you're going to take the other side of that trade as well? >> look, it depends on the time horizon we're talking about here. you think about housing over time, it's structurally a good story, this is a country a lot of 30-year-olds, not enough homes available. my point is

newsome doesn't want to beo tap avenue sthe sacrificial lam he'd rather wait until 28. i get it. neither of those two or anybody polls better than two biden, so joe might just be inbe it to lose itter tt. l is >> michael larosa is the formers press secretary to first lady jill biden. all right, michael, michae what happened last night? it wa it was a bad night. that's what happened last nighta . we you and i talked about what he needed to do. and i was very specifit heeded o wasn't really a focus on policy or memorizing stats. it all he needed to do is show strength, showed that he was agil to doe to show that he coud counterpunch, show that he could contextualize where wee were when he inherited the white house and where we are noe whene inheriw. he wasn't able to do any of those things. and look able to, i was a compea swimmer for 17 years and i hadjo one job and it was to touch w the wall first. and if i didn'as tt, i lost last night. my team lost. we los nightt the debate. >> i got it. and you probably had the best te pre analysis of anybody.ld maybe you should have been prep

to restaurants. i don't go into inside places. >> my name is julie lam. i am immunocompromised. chronic kidney disease. >> my name is terry hudson. i live in chicago, illinois. i was born with spina bifida. >> my name is natalie lambros. i am 28 years old. my current disabilities are i have a traumatic brain injury, asthma, and then endometriosis. there is still doctors that i have not seen in over a year because it would require me to take off my mask for the tests. >> the burden is constantly on me as the disabled person having to like ask and advocate for myself, even trying to like, yeah, like hang out with friends or if people want to come see me but are not willing to take the level of precautions that i need them to. >> yeah, a lot of grief, depression and feeling very disconnected from our culture, essentially. >> for many of us, we don't have the lury to think that covid, as a public health situation, is past us. and so it's been very isolating seeing the national discourse turn in that way. >> my social life has shrunk to zero. i cannot, like, attend parties. i cannot

to keep in mind. >> all right, carol lam, thank you. tom and david, please stick around. next up, republicans once critical of trump are now carrying his water and it could land one of them a huge gig. but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy perfumes or dyes. ( ♪ ♪ ) known as a passionate artist. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea,

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we are pleased to have stephanie wiggins, the ceo of lam metro, please welcome stephanie wiggins to thege. please welcome the reverend lennox yearwood jr., president ceo of hip caucus and host of the cooley show. please welcome him. pleaseelcome macarthur genius and the founder of the order group. -- the carte. please welcome the founder of intersectional environmentalist leah thomas. please welcome to the stage leah thomas. take your seats. make yourself comfortable. let's get this conversation started. this is the sweet spot as we say. i want to come to you first and ask you -- we were together at a conference just last week. n was the keynote speaker. there were a lot of big-name people at the conference but" it was another one of those conferences that is typical in this industry. our good white brothers and sisters had a big environmental conference, they invite a couple negros to the thing so ben and i were on the list. we spent some ti see a little bit othan the audience we were in front of a week or so ago. i want you in your own words to make the appeal. i'm curious as the bro

england leave it late to come from behind — but a harry kane header gives them victory over slovakia at euro 202a. lam am life in paris, where the far right national rally party is projected to have won the first round of france's parliamentary election. a reform uk candidate disowns the party — saying he's disillusioned — and endorses the local conservative candidate instead. welcome to bbc news. we start at the euros where england have come within a minute of being knocked out, but managed to beat slovakia to secure their place in the last eight. they went behind in the first half and needed a goal deep into injury time at the end of the second half, from jude bellingham, to equalise. butjust a couple of minutes into extra time a goal from harry kane gave them the lead, which they held, giving them victory in last 16 tie. watching all of this is my colleague. joe inwood is in a fan zone in brixton. harry kane during the interviews after the match described jude bellingham him's goal is one of the best in england because �*s history. it certainly was and it was needed here because the first 90 minute

to sue. this of course means that the drug can stay on the market. joining us now nbc's yamiche alcindor and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst carol lamhe, walk us through this decision and what it means. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, jose. what this decision ultimately means is that access to mifepristone, which is this abortion medication used in the majority of abortions across the country, that access remains the same. patients can get it through telehealth visits, they can get it through the mail. they can get it through any way the fda has approved access to that pill. if you're a woman who was watching this case, your access to the abortion medication here remains the same. this was a unanimous decision, though the court is of course a 6-3 conservative majority, this is the same court that overturned roe v. wade two years ago coming up on the anniversary in a couple of weeks here. but the justices today said that this really was about standing, that the doctors at antiabortion groups who sued to try to get the fda's approval revoked here and to curtail access to this drug, that they did not have the standing. they could no

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you need to put pressure back so i'm quite concerned you're showing footage now of putin in vietnam meeting with president lam and others. we ought to be watching that flank as well. i think your dad would advise us to do so. it's all about alliances. >> yeah. i wanted to pick up there for dr. cha, actually a point that ed made which is our leverage, u.s. leverage is not obviously quite strong with north korea and russia, but we do have some with the chinese. obviously it's a contentious relationship, but it is a communicative relationship and strikes me, and i'm wondering if you could speak to this, that the real danger here is not necessarily a russia/north korea pact but china being more forthcoming and providing more weaponry and intelligence to the russians as they turn west to ukraine. so what do you think the u.s. officials are saying to beijing right now in light of the putin/kim jong-un meeting that just occurred? >> you're right. the chinese have not been providing weapons to russia for ukraine but they have been providing a lot of industrial support. china cannot be happy with this meeting between

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anas is not being straight with us. lam being i am being straight with you. there is going to we don't want it imposed on us by any incoming labour government. let me be straight| with you, john, let me be straight with the public as well, i we will raise revenue and we _ will raise revenue by a windfall tax on the oil and gas giants which - would raise £10 billion, - a measure that you oppose. read my lips, no- austerity under labour. i have seen poverty, i've never seen anything like this, this is the worst cost of living crisis since the end of rationing. the liberal democrats immediately would reverse the two child cap on benefits. if we look at the covid pandemic and the war in ukraine, there has been a massive shock to not only our domestic economy but economies across the globe and the government at the uk level have tried to provide some universal support and some targeted support. it is disingenuous of douglas ross to pretend that times are hard. i times are not hard i for the super wealthy. they have made out been like bandits since covid, their wealth has - doubled

to a completely different level, look, so, we take, this is omul, which came to us from siberia, which we like in such lamse interaction of tastes, see how to achieve... and an absolutely different result, you need to take a small one, let’s do it like this, i’ll share it with you, uh-huh, a slice, dip it, well, here we have salt, just a small amount, and then add it to our porridge, so this is not just an additional game. another additional play of temperatures of tastes, sea, morels, yes, that is, sea, forest, two temperatures, two textures, while we have very simple tastes, which we subjected to minimal processing, and the result is spectacular, in principle, i didn’t expect anything else with you, so thank you very much, thank you for coming, grace alexander, happy holiday, happy holiday. i will do everything possible to avoid the assault, but one already exists, and i know what is happening on the bus now. vladimir epifantsev, everyone is to blame for something, sergei ostakhov, i knew how to work, it just seemed to me that i could change something, alexander lazarev, you, you are to blame because tha

lam 60. i could make you to smile again and that those been a victory.to be gay you'll be out. even though i had met all these people from lgsm who are living their lives ijust didn't have that coverage and conviction to be that person so for me that legacy is like, i had to wait until i was ready. i never stop telling the story about mclean the miners' strike. nobody believed me. that story never, ever left me. it was like that hope that ijust grabbed hold of and i thought you know what, no? that is part of me and part of my life and is won't to carry through. and obviously when the film came out ijust messaged everybody and when they go! i was telling the truth the whole town and everyone was like wow. we all thought that the story would die with us. it was extraordinary that 30 years after this film that the story has become global. for me, one of the most important points of the legacy is the fact that it was because of the trade unions that we have civil partnership. through what happened then, through the num and the trade unions and government pol

to metabolize ideas, share them in a more effective way. where a.i. is going? the future towards a large action model, lam. you the ability, siri could access apps, order an uber for you or dipper for you or could schedule that trip to europe. all right. so there is a lot of different things they can do. [closing bell rings] liz: big developers conference is next week. there we go. market closes mixed. only the dow eking out a gain of 66 points. tomorrow, satori fund, dan nile. that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to

that is set out in their manifestos as a step to building back the relationship. lam i am getting thatghlights? what do the lib dems want us to focus on? i the highlights? what do the lib dems want us to focus on?— want us to focus on? i have it here. the first manifesto _ want us to focus on? i have it here. the first manifesto of— want us to focus on? i have it here. the first manifesto of this - the first manifesto of this manifesto read in the election campaign because we will get the conservative and labour and green nianifestos — conservative and labour and green manifestos before the week is out. what _ manifestos before the week is out. what is _ manifestos before the week is out. what is striking about ed davey's focused, — what is striking about ed davey's focused, quite short speech, was he retained _ focused, quite short speech, was he retained the key focus of his campaign so farand retained the key focus of his campaign so far and by that i do not niean— campaign so far and by that i do not mean elaborate stunts. it was that he focused — mean elaborate stunts. it was that

for those watching around the world — plenty more to come here, including a look at donald trump's huge fundraising boost post—conviction. lam areas, some patchy outbreaks of rain. this was the picture in argyll and bute a little bit earlier on, but a really different picture for many central and eastern areas. some spells of blue sky and warm sunshine, as you can see from the scene in whitby a little earlier on. now through the weekend, a bit more of this. we have still got some warm sunshine to come. there will be a little bit of rain in the forecast at times. i think we won't all see it, but a slightly mixed picture over the next couple of days. through the course of this evening and tonight, we've got this cloud and patchy rain moving from west to east, so a bit of a damp start to saturday morning across central and eastern parts of england in particular. clearer skies, though, reappearing from the west. so it's here that temperatures will just about dip into single figures. but a mild night in the east, 13—14 degrees to kick off your weekend. but we do start with that low cloud and drizzly light rain in the east. it sho