coach nasaji complained about golgohar's head coach undi. mahmoud fekri's fruitful press conference after the fan's loss to aluminum . congratulations to the aluminum team on their championship celebration. i also took it to the ground, i came only to respect abersan, i wanted to come and sit down and leave to respect you, many officials of steel also decided to stop cooperating with mansourian, hijazi, so that the work of mansourian and the fans would not be pushed into narrow places. stadium news agency azadi tehran khorazin came across the guest of the durhami program behnam abolqasem pour fateh khyber. his presence on the chamran highway in tehran was involved with himself . a non-mahram went to the hospital again due to a heart problem . he was wheeled out. inshallah, he will recover from any pain he is suffering from. imam sadegh darudgar, the respected ceo of mazandaran textile club. had may i be calm and at your service, but next week there is iran textile, mazandaran province, you may have a sight in other provinces. now iran will p

wildfire and deprives investigators of the opportunity to view any downed poles or lines in that undies tushed condition. so that, a spokesperson told the post they are in regular communication with the atf and local authorities and are cooperating to provide them, as well as attorneys representing people affected by the wildfires, with inventories and access to the removed equipment, which they have carefully photographed, documented and stored. now we know that the unaccounted list is down to just more than 300 people of verified names. the fbi brought that list down from more than 1,000. this is a very difficult moment, the maui police chief said, because the names they know are going to create a lot of pain for their loved ones seeing them on that list. the death count at at least 115 right now. natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >>> as people in hawaii try to pick up the pieces after the deadly wildfires one is sharing this musical tribute for people affect ed. listen to this. snebds ♪ sglap ♪ >>> the cellist posted the clip as he played the hawaiian song. he wrote, this is for maui f

the pain we feel as we recalled happier times under her branches, her undying hope that under the chart and start exterior there is still life and renewable -- renewal. this tree is a symbol for roots, our people have been scattered far and wide. and while we cohere and we look and research, we know that so many of her people still wait here to be found. others not often seen are in places like the beaches, the homesteads, gathered in shelters in our communities, clinging together. i have spent time among her roots, our people, spread out across maui. with the urgent care and attention being given to our beloved banyan trees, her roots, our people, need that same urgent care and attention. they need everything from basic identification and documents, tents and water trailers, mental health care, and we can heal the body, but this takes so much longer to recover from something like this. basic wi-fi connection, air quality monitoring and testing, especially for many who live in and around the area. the needs are great. but so are the struggles of courage. i hugged and wife still looking

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a strong will and an undying belief. england into the world cup final.s is a tournament the lionesses have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player... and they go through! ..and a penalty shoot—out. but despite such adversity, the team has prevailed, and now they play the biggest game of their lives. you are about to do something which only one other person in history has done, lead an england team out at a world cup final. how big an honour does it feel? does it feel like a dream? yes, it is massive. i think it's the biggest honour, and it will definitely be a game that will go down in my career as one of the best days. i think being able to walk out in a world cup final is one thing, but to be able to be at the front leading the girls out is another, so just feeling really proud and honoured to be leading them out there. transformed by sarina wiegman into a formidable footballing force, england are hoping to add to their euros triumph last year with their first global title. today in sydney, a full squad trained, includ

thank you to the 75th ranger regiment and their undying support to keep this merrill's marauders aliveent the marauders congressional gold medal today. words cannot express -- they talked but did notot cover hand and thank you falls short. honor we must try. i want to wish you happy birthday. he turns 99 years old today. he's a three-time combat infantrymen o badge recipient in the war and vietnam where he served two combat tours. gil howland is a highly decorateds veteran aforetime recipient a purple heart recipient and is an army ranger hall of fame. today to recognize his contributions to 5307 composite provisional a top-secret operation jungle warfare unit the ball behind enemy lines in the japanese held burma. the unit known as merrill's marauders. he volunteered for the mission with the understanding many would not survive. he volunteered when he felt it was his duty. he was assigned to the green combat team. at the time corporal howland was in charge to machine gun command and traveled f into japanese territory and just after five months by foot. their mission was a great succes

hard conservative republicans stating that not withstanding their undying support for the president and his agenda at the time they were going to overturn their constitutional duty to certify election that was freely and fairly won by joe biden. that i think is only thing that could have a real breakthrough in terms of that. 69, 70%, republicans who actually believe, you know, that there was something wrong with the 2020 election. >> how does that happen? it takes u.s. supreme court, right? the cameras are not allowed in federal court. everyone would like see this. >> yeah, all. they're not allowed at the supreme court and there are various think things under the federal rules that could allow this tree televised short of having john roberts saying, yes, the chief judge of the district court could allow it that might appealed all 3 of michael with the supreme court. but there are there are federal rules that allow the public interest 2 merritt. this have happened. certainly when it comes to a trial of this magnitude former president cheering and act which allegedly resulted in overturni

thank you to the 75th ranger regiment, and their undying support in the spirit of keeping the spiritated at frankly meryl. we are here today to honor major gilbert h. helen, a true living legend. and i was a first of foremost, i am honored and humbled to present the marauders congressional medal today. we cannot express the debt that must be paid. a cost we cannot comprehend. i thank you that falls short. but -- on her, we must. tsai i also want to wish you a happy birthday. master helen turns nine and nine years old today. master -- holland is a three-time badge recipient. a veteran of world war ii, the korean war, and vietnam, where he served two combat tours. mass sergeant -- hollins is a veteran. he's a four-time ross are subpoenaed, a purple heart recipient, and is in the army ranger hall of fame. however, today it is to recognize his contribution to the infamous 5307 seventh unit provisional. a top secret special operations jungle warfare unit that fought behind eminently lines in japanese held burma. the unit is commonly referred to merrill's marauders. mass argue for helmand

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in addition to the previously undies closed travel reported earlier this year, the new document showslican mega donor harlan crow paid for justice thomas' private flights and a luxury vacation in 2022. joan joins the panel. >> this is the first time that clarence thomas himself has disclosed anything about these trips. they were in news reports earlier, but this is clarence thomas saying that, yes, harlan crow paid for two trips to dallas and then also to his summer trip to resort in upstate new york. clarence thomas is acknowledge ing that and is going backwards to 2014 and saying that, yes, he had a financial relationship with a property deal with harlan crow for property that had been owned by thomas' family, that he want theed to put on record he hadn't before. >> so this this disclosure is against the back drop of a statement that the justice put out on april 7th. he said early in my tenure, i sought guidance from my colleagues and was advised that this sort of personal hospitality from close friends, who did not have business before the court, was not reportable. now he's doing

. >> there has always been a sense, stewart, and i think part of what you see in this undying fealty to him in the people raising their hands sure if he's convicted of uninterrupted cool i would support him. obviously. it's just a sense that people have been wrong about his demise before. after the access hollywood tape, there was a moment, after january 6th, there was a moment when it looked like, okay, this guy's gonna be assured of the national stage and never heard from again. because of that people don't want to get too far ahead and also they think there will never be summit moment where it all collapses. they will never be a bankruptcy event in his political capital. but i also think people are under estimating what a political cataclysm his conviction in an election year would be. it's weird to me how saying when everyone seems about this that's running the republican party. >> i think most people, if you woke up tomorrow and you are accused of overthrowing the government denounced eight you'd want to trial as quickly as you can to prove they're innocent. that's at the heart

since then, the network has shown trump undying loyalty. we saw that in the dominion voting systems lawsuit which cost the network more than three quarters of a billion dollars. fox news hosts knew that trump's election lies were baseless, but they continued to promote them in order to preserve the relationship with trump and his supporters. even as fox hosts were complaining about trump behind the scenes. tucker carlson, while he was still a fox news star, told a colleague at one point of trump, i hate him passionately. i can't handle much more of this. then, referring to trump's presidency, carlson said we are all pretending we've got a lot to show for it because admitting what a disaster it has been is too tough to digest. so, fox has been at the mercy of donald trump four years. as a result, has defended and promoted trump in ways that would have previously been unthinkable. and fox is not alone in this. the same abusive relationship trump has with folks, he also has with the republican party. over the course of his presidency, trump tu

and i know each other, soyo i hope you understand my authenticity when i sayu undi to you. i truly appreciate that opportunity. and i'll tell you that my friends and familyds a who have long time ties in maui have put together a go fund me because ofy have the the generoy of the fox news viewer that is approached to million dollars and it is go fund me, help the people of maui or you can go to help maui now aecom and it $2 million. i'll tell i'll tell you you're going to help entire neighborhoods of lahaina and for what it' hels worth, you're approaching the amount contributed by the biden administration when they said $700 per household for 3500 households, that'stion $2.4 million. so thank you. the viewers of fox.ouseho >> all right. thank you, the viewers. thank you. will canld we hope everythingou works out down there? thanks, mat downn. >> well, covid is back. so we're the masks and so are the shots. and no dang pub has got a brand new bed. >> back in my day, we don't have all these types of fancy chicken for sure. you have buffalo and some fried chicken. >> well, we d

the network has shown trump undying loyalty. we saw that in the dominion voting lawsuit which caused a network three quarters of a billion dollars. fox news host knew that trump's election lies were baseless but continue to promote them in order to preserve their relationship with trump and his supporters, even as fox hosts were complaining about trump behind the scenes. tucker carlson while he was still of star told a colleague at one point, of trump, i hate him passionately, i can't handle much more of this. and referring to trump's presidency carlson said we're pretending we have a lot to show for it because admitting what a disaster it has been too tough to digest. so fox has been at the mercy of donald trump four years, and as a result has defended and promoted trump in ways that would have previously been unthinkable. fox is not alone in this, the same abusive relationship trump has with fox, he also has with the republican party. over the course of his presidency trump turned to republican national committee, the rnc, int

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is there undying belief that they were on that building at 6 or 5 in the morning and it took two hoursfore the police turned up ? so, before the police turned up? so, as i say, some serious questions for north yorkshire police to answer on this, especially as they made a point in their release of saying there was a swift response we should also say that there has now been a fifth arrest in connection with this . a fifth person was this. a fifth person was arrested , not having been on the arrested, not having been on the roof. apparently but nearby on suspicion of causing a public nuisance . nuisance. >> okay. look, mark, stay there for me if that's all right. i believe that we might have a little bit of a clip now to play for you of what happened earlier on. so just have a look at this and then we'll react to it . and then we'll react to it. >> we're here because rishi >> we're all here because rishi sunak has opened the door for a new drilling frenzy in the north sea while large parts of our world are literally on fire, this be a disaster for the this will be a disaster for the clima

while the favourites have fallen, england have stood firm, a strong will, an undying belief, england's head over to sydney now, where we're joined by daniel garb, sports reporter for australian broadcaster abc. daniel, good morning to you. how are you feeling? taste daniel, good morning to you. how are you feeling?— you feeling? we are ok. i think we are old still— you feeling? we are ok. i think we are old still a _ you feeling? we are ok. i think we are old still a little _ you feeling? we are ok. i think we are old still a little bit _ are old still a little bit distraught, that the matildas dream run is over, it has inspired a nation and created sporting euphoria in australia, but i don't think anyone has seen this since the 2003 world cup rugby. it's been that long since we have had something like this. it has been remarkable. last night was my game ebbed and flowed, it was exciting, sam kerr's remarkable goal created an australian or some sporting moment but unfortunately from an aussie sport point of view, they were too good, england. they deserve to make it to the final, aust

the rain continues to move east, look at the green, the heaviest of the rain which starts to clear undiesou are full of the _ going to last for a long time. um, are full of the choice of summer, archie? thank you so much. the time is 16 minutes past nine. tony hudgell, he's eight years old — and he does not shy away from a challenge, despite losing both legs as a result of abuse he suffered as a baby. before we hear about tony's latest challenge, charlotte winfield has been looking back at his achievements so far. in 2020, atjust five—years—old, tony hudgell captured hearts. we want to raise money for £500. isn't that right, mum? walking ten kilometres on his prosthetic legs, he raised £1.7 million for the evelina children's hospital, which saved his life, smashing his £500 target. having endured life changing injuries caused by his birth parents at only six—weeks—old, tony had to have both of his legs amputated as a baby — since then, along with his family he's campaigned for tony's law to get tougher jail sentences for convicted child abusers. his achievements have been recognised by th