the usa and the first comedian to return to the usa, which is also important, well, after zelensky, ofcourse. tymoshenko jokes about ukrainian politics, about the telethon, about her experience of staying in the usa during her student years. i want ukrainians to write, so that they also convey only the mood, you know, so that they can be heard, as they said today in kyiv, in germany, i think the telethon looks like that, in principle. there are not many jokes about the war. in an interview, anton says that writing has become more and more difficult lately jokes on the military theme. already now. it's much harder to switch, because when the war goes on for a long time, well, it's a very strange feeling actually, when you write jokes against the background of war, you seem a little, well, like you look a little bit schizophrenic, because you have, you laugh with this smile against the background of deaths, of these explosions, sometimes it is very, sometimes it is often very strange to realize. at the beginning, tymoshenko is noticeably tired, he just got from the airport, and his mood

day, a lot of people walked through the turnstiles with india blue on, but there were usa usa chantsatch wore on, and especially with the first two wickets that sir robert volker took, he's become a media darling here in the us and around the world with his story. as somebody who is a full time worker for oracle and saving usa in the super over against pakistan and taking the wicket of virat kohli first ball today and then following it up and over later with rohit sharma. and the crowd really got into it. and by the end of the day the usa players were the ones who were being chased forautographs, not the indian players. and that was extraordinary to see. yeah. in fact, that that is an interesting point because i wanted to talk to you about that. you know, a lot of people have been surprised when they heard that the t20 world cup was being held in the us. so given the crowds and the reaction, how would you say it's been there? do you feel cricket perhaps now has arrived in the us? well, it's kind of a tale of two cities for the first two venues that were used in the us. if you walk ar

from their readings, usa cruised in the chase ski pomona patel. hit 50 of the t. 8 fools as pack of stones bowl is struggle to find to break through. with one bull left us, i drew level and runs forcing a type, breaking supervisor usa assessing, pick hassan a victory target is 19, but the pressure was too much indian bone. computer engineer and baseball is syrup and it travel cook tracking, pack of stones code to meet the usa to historic tree meeting docusign, you know, it's a big acumen and in the wake up itself is so big a 2 man. so yeah, i would say it's a big day for team usa, and i would say not just for us that for us a good community too. i just noticed sitting in the base. uh. yeah. you and up tech . uh, i think uh uh you know, the name and uh, englewood site, virginia, uh, building in becky, i can still in the early days to figure out how to turn things around before they face all tribals, india in a huge game in new york on sunday. joanna control sca elda 0, that's often they tell them the cry for the moments. the news continues here on

interaction with the usa. with ukraine regarding the movement towards nuclear-free status. this plan provided for a strategic partnership with the united states. this plan provided for an international fund to finance nuclear weapons. this is a very expensive operation. according to the calculations of american experts, only part of the destruction of ukraine's strategic nuclear arsenal cost ukraine 6 billion dollars. at that time, ukraine had a budget of 10 billion dollars per year, the economy allowed. conditions were terrible, hyperinflation. and everything else, the states took it into account and proposed such a strategy. next, and importantly, the states knew that we were totally dependent on energy supplies from russia. 100% of nuclear fuel was received from russia, 80% of oil and gas, and therefore the states proposed a quick plan of action on how to avoid the energy blockade by russia, that is, a very multifaceted plan for cooperation with ukraine. what did the executive power do? of ukraine headed by kravchuk. at that time, i was the very first head of the governm

usa, australia and japan participated in naval exercises in the bay of bengal and the arabian sea. are partners in various international organizations of the un, the g20, the wto, and asia. at the same time, there are disagreements on strategic issues, such as pakistan, afghanistan and problems related to climate change. russia, india, china and the usa. the balance of forces in this quadrangle, this is the most interesting, in my opinion, geopolitical issue of our time, in relations between india and the usa, everything is wrong definitely, as they sometimes try to imagine, for example, in our russian press, saying that india, seeing that we are turning away from india towards china, is sailing towards the usa, everything is actually much more complicated, because i will remind you that... the united states is the country in trade with which india has a positive trade balance, that is, india sells more to the united states than it imports from the united states. this is a very significant source of earning e-currency for india. new interesting growth opportunities are emerging in

so, yeah the usa batted first, _ what happened. so, yeah the usa batted first, and _ what happened.d aaronjones, he is the main man at the minute for america, he was the one who got a lot of their runs, about 19 one who got a lot of their runs, about19 runs, so one who got a lot of their runs, about 19 runs, so that was a competitive score and pakistan didn't chase it down and they ended up coming short in the end and it was a very tense ending because of a super over it will always be tense and it's great for the neutrals to see and anyone watching at home it was a brilliant spectacle. property quite nerve—racking for the players involved but in the end it was quite comfortable in the super overfor quite comfortable in the super over for the quite comfortable in the super overfor the us to quite comfortable in the super over for the us to get over the line and savour the moment and enjoy. line and savour the moment and en'o . ~ :, :, line and savour the moment and en'o . ~ ., ., ., line and savour the moment and en'o . ~ :, :, :, ~ line and savour the moment and en'o . ~ ., ., ., .

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team usa's next match will be against india. that will be on wednesday morning at #:30 our time. >> it is a difficult game. the rules. like following how they do it. >> you have to get ten out, instead -- for americans it's hard to think. and in america we don't have that infrastructure to play cricket. so it's really a hard team to -- or a hard sport to kind of like and understand. >> yeah, it's just rules. the arcanety of it. it's fun to watch for sure. >>> a pink light will be lighting up san francisco. organizers say it can be seen from 20 miles away. the history and tradition of the triangle on twin peaks. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. >>> june is pride month, and today san mateo celebrated

personnel, four tanks, two armored combat vehicles, among others. transporter, striker made in the usa. 20 vehicles, combat vehicles of multiple rocket launcher systems, made in the usa. 22 field artillery guns, as well as three electronic warfare stations bukovel hell, units of the howl west group occupied more advantageous positions and defeated the formation of three mechanized assault airmobile brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. during the week, 12 counterattacks of enemy assault groups were repelled. in this direction , the ukrainian armed forces lost up to 3,330 military personnel, two tanks, 15 armored combat vehicles, 34 cars, 25 field artillery pieces, including 10 foreign-made, in a week , four electronic warfare stations were also destroyed, a unit of the southern group of troops improved the situation along the front line they defeated the manpower and equipment of three mechanized infantry units and repelled six counterattacks by enemy assault groups. over the course of a week, in this direction , the ukrainian armed forces lost up to 4,290 personnel, a leopard tank

a hat—trick of wickets that saw the usa out for 115. the usa all out for 115.the job done quickly, and left his mark on the stadium. the man was on a mission, this six brought up is 50 here. a perfect innings... and the result that sees england are safely through to the last four. a superb performance from england — and a day to remember for barbados—born chris jordan. i thought the team performance was really solid today, really set the tone in the powerplay, we knew they would come hard, play good shots. but we control things in the middle, set up things nicely for us at the back, were able to reap the rewards. to get the hat—trick, obviously well documented, a place i was born, played a much cricket, in front of my family and friends, the atmosphere, the music going and everything. yes, it was special. with wimbledon starting a week tomorrow, the new world number tomorrow, the new world number one jannik sinner has won his first title since going to the top of the rankings. he's the new halle open champion — he beat hubert hurkacz in a close final. he won in

one of the key players to lead usa to victory has bay area ties. andrea nakano reports. >> reporter: this moment is historic for usa cricket as the team picked up its biggest win ever on the world stage. leading them to victory was a player who has roots in marin county. >> one of our fan favorites in marin. he played for us a few years, he is the baller that bowled the last over and they won the game. >> reporter: nick lyman is chair of the marin cricket club. originally from england. he has helped to grow the game here in the bay area. he says this win over pakistan for team usa shows just how far cricket has come in this country. >> so this is a huge deal for the united states cricket. to beat pakistan. >> there are several cricket clubs in the bay area. they play on the east bay eagles. >> it feels unreal to be honest. we thought how pakistan is a power house. >> reporter: he not only plays but umpires games in the bay area. it was an unbelievable moment to watch a player he officiated shine in the match. >> the thought of being that, i was liv

in its nuclear component, however, this trump card is in the hands of not only russia, because the usa, france and the great britain also has nuclear weapons. while brandishing the nuclear card, putin must recognize the nuclear potential of the other side. if he declares that he wants to go to the end, then he should remember what happened to adolf hitler. let's not settle for fiction'. putin's idea that he is ready to go to waste, sacrificing his mother russia. putin, like any leader who leads a war, wants to win and is willing to sacrifice his forces, but only to a certain extent. even hitler in 1945 was looking for a way out, hoping to save germany. he was not ready to fight to the end until that end became a reality for him. so putin must understand that there is no reason to continue this war. they weren't there from the beginning. ukraine has never been a military threat to russia. the people of ukraine simply wanted to be able to choose their own path. if putin had a clear head and understood the schedule of the 21st century. ukraine and russia were already partners today. inste

team usa is packing up, heading to france. when we hear that music, then we really know the olympics are close people, cargo and horses all heading out to paris. how do equestrian horses, by the way, get to the olympics? well, they go on these cool little airplanes. they're like freighter jets. also a gigantic cargo drop. just to feed team usa, including wood chips an all american barbecue. our consumer investigator, chris chmura, is here. it's like an olympics byob. we bring in our own barbecue stuff. right. and i got a new byob for you. tell me any guesses? the be booze boats. it's a good get into the booze part. nope that's at 11. yeah. team usa is going to send 13 sailors to compete along marseille's coast in the south of france. and know these aquatic athletes do not just rent a vessel on the spot. nope. they bring their own boats. you would be surprised the number of people that ask me if the sailors sail their boats to events, they're not that kind of boats. you cannot take a one person dinghy onto the open ocean, so we

this weekend in oregon some of the world's fastest athletes earned their spots on team usa.est names in usa track and field headed to the olympics and running for redemption. >> sha'carri richardson! >> reporter: sha'carri richardson winning the 100 meter. >> do you speak any french? >> i don't. i wish i knew how to say i'm going to paris. >> reporter: richardson qualified for tokyo, but couldn't compete after testing positive for thc. now set to make her olympic debut, running up the stands to hug the grandmother that raised her. >> through all the times in my life my family has always been there for every moment, up, down, good, bad. i was appreciative of having that moment. >> the world champ is going to the olympics. >> reporter: noah lyles winning the men's 100 meters, fueled by his bronze finish in tokyo. >> i wasn't happy with bronze. i've never been happy with that medal. i always want more. bronze is a kick in the pants to get me to keep going. >> reporter: more than 1,000 athletes competing in eight days of competition at these trials. fan favorites like sidney mcl

sha'carri richardson and thousands of other top athletes competing for a spot on team usa. for a spot on ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. welcome. we're watching a flood disaster in the making as we come on the air tonight. it's happening in the northern plains and upper midwest. several towns and cities across parts of iowa, south dakota and minnesota are under flood warnings and are losing the battle against rising rivers after days of drenching rains. broken levees, a collapsed train bridge and a failing dam in minnesota forcing new evacuations this evening. parts of the region received between 8 and 16 inches of rain since last week. right now nearly 30 waterways across the northern plains and upper midwest are expected to be in major flood stage today. the expanding flood emergency occurring as parts of the nation are still locked in a suffocating heat wave. shaquille brewster has late details on it all. >> reporter: tonight, a deadly flood emergency in three states. after days of heavy rain, rivers gushing over their banks and submerging entire communities. in minnesota the rapi

the usa can train 12 pilots by the end of the year, what are we talking about, what kind of usa and 12t are you talking about, who are you telling all this, it’s only a political decision and that’s all, now the french president is declaring, by the end of the year already mirages, well, that is, look at the mirages from the beginning of summer to the end of the year, and why are they still coming to us at 16 and a half years, then i have a question, that is they need to finish all the games in this strategy. it can end badly for them, for them, not only for us, i.e., this is the first moment, the second, really there is no order on the border, when there is no possibility to strike on the territory of the enemy, and weapons are accumulated there and strikes are carried out from there, then of course according to international law it is allowed if we have such political decisions, we know publicly that they were, even we said that with the americans. we negotiate, that is, how we use ourselves, not only with americans, with all countries, it's true, this is a very weak position, very w

designers say blue jeans are the perfect way to say usa.th team usa to make the athletes feel at once dressed up, feel like a team, but at the same time comfortable and very distinctively american. and nothing says america like blue jeans. especially when you're in paris. and the company also says sustainable is a priority and it's using recycled fabrics for uniform pieces like its iconic polo and remember, you can watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area coverage starts on july 26th with the opening ceremony and goes through august 11t and you could also get full updates online at nbc, bay area.com/olympics. thank you so much for joining us at 430. jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we are back in just two minutes. smoky skies in some parts of the bay area. more impact from those northern california wildfires. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is going to let us know coming up what tomorrow and the rest of the week will bring. also, frustration at an oakland school after vandals destroyed a garden built by step

china has turned towards the usa.nuary setogo, deng xiaoping made his first visit to washington, where he said that china should teach vietnam a lesson by trying to gain support. the vietnamese were outnumbered by half, although they were extremely combat-ready, retaining the experience of the vietnam war. by the beginning of march, the prc army managed to capture several cities. hanoi announced general mobilization, but then china announced the end of the operation and began to withdraw troops. an officer. the reason for the operation was considered to be the need to protect chinese citizens in northern vietnam who were caught under repression, but the eviction of the chinese began much earlier, and not only in the north, and they fled not to the prc, to malaysia, thailand and hong kong. according to the vietnamese version, beijing feared the creation of a so-called soviet security belt around china. in the fall of '78, the red kmer regime in cambodia, which chose china as its only ally, was... curtailed . estimates

so, that usa basketball chair said it would be irresponsible to put caitlin clark on the u.s.ball team. all while putting brittney griner on the team. she has been out since the second game of the season with a tote fracture she might not even be playing again for another month. i think with the extreme controversy that she brings, the exclusion of clark, women's basketball has likely caused itself millions of viewers. arthel: let me jump and you said a lot there first of all you refer by the light caitlin clark just for the record. you said you mentioned and referred to caitlin as a rookie multiple times which she is. i'm not sure what you mean by the controversy brittney griner brings to the game. that is not fair to say without explanation. >> given everything that happened overseas, given she was put in jail. the controversy is certainly there whether we want it there or not. arthel: it would not her fault and wrongly accused let's be fair riley i like you a lot too. that is not right. she was wrongfully accused and that is not fair to bring that up but we are going to del

usa, as well as 60 one haymars missile made in the usa, a vampire made in the czech republic and alhak , 56 ukrainian military personnel surrendered on the line of combat contact; in total, since the beginning of the special operation, the following were destroyed: 615 aircraft, 276 helicopters, 26.77 unmanned aerial vehicles, 533 anti-aircraft missile systems, 16,446 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,357 rocket-propelled combat vehicles. volley fire, 11,020 field artillery pieces and mortars, as well as 23,049 units of special military vehicles. the heat is setting in, moscow authorities are recommending residents avoid long stays on the street, and city services have been put on high alert. we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialists of the faubus center, evgeniy tishkovets. evgeniy, joins us at live broadcast. evgeniy, hello. heat that will last until the middle of next week with the possibility of repeating temperature records from more than a century ago. due to the hot weather , air aeration began in the capital. sprinklers use jets of water to cool the asph

as part of the quat alliance, india along with the usa, australia.d to climate change. russia, india, china and the usa, ratio. in this quadrangle, this is the most interesting, in my opinion, geopolitical issue of our time, in relations between india and the united states, everything is not as clear as they sometimes try to imagine, for example, in our russian press, saying that india, seeing that we are turning away from india towards china, floats towards the usa, everything is actually much more complicated, because let me remind you that the united states... is the country in trade with which india has a trade surplus, that is, india sells more to the united states than it imports from the united states. this is a very significant source of earning e-currency for india. new interesting growth opportunities are emerging in trade with russia. for example, even in such a traditional article as drug supplies, india has now come out on top, yes, among. suppliers to russia, coal supplies from russia to india are growing, and russia is taking a leading

usa bowler saurabh netravalkar, with one to tell the grandkids.irat kohli for a golden duck — and he took another quick wicket to leave india reeling at 10—2. but in the end an assured 50 from suryakumar guided them to victory with 10 balls to spare. england coach matthew mott says he hopesjosh hazlewood's comments were "tongue in cheek", after the australian bowler suggested they could potentially have a hand in knocking england out at the group stage of the competition. australia reached the super eights unbeaten, leaving england and scotland to fight it out for second place in the group. australia play scotland next — and the scots�* run—rate could see them through. in this tournament you potentially come up against england and as i said, they are one of the top few teams on the day. we have had some real struggles against them in t20 cricket. if we can get them ahead of the tournament, that's in the best interest of ourselves but it will be interesting to see. we have never been in this position before as a team. whether we have discussions or

don't tell me usa, usa, usa, go and vote on november 5th, that's the only way we can make our countryin the historical capital, philadelphia, he treats supporters to the famous philisteaks, leaving $500 at once. wants to be like his idol, who wears a red wig; trump signed a twenty-dollar bill for him. well, at the same time he made it clear that he had already decided on the candidacy for vice president. have you already chosen who will be your vice president? in thoughts. yes, but no one knows yet who you like? and you? duk burgom, a former entrepreneur from the city famous in the films, duk burg. assistants, speechwriters, there is even a specially trained employee who portrays trump, with whom they rehearse the upcoming spur. the mysterious sparring partner is told that even different trumps succeed, there are options for a disciplined republican. however, there is little hope for this, which is why the biden team is so glad that only the speaker will have the microphone turned on, what their ward will say into it, it is approximately clear, will put pressure on... negativity, the

and with one bull left usa drew level and runs forcing a type, breaking supervisor usa assessing pac hassan a victory target is 19, but the pressure was too much indian bone. computer engineer and face paula syrup. and it turbo cook tracking, pack of stones code to meet the usa to historic tree meeting docusign, you know, and so being a human then uh, in the woke up itself, it'll be good to man. so yeah, i would say it's a big day for a team, usa and uh, i would say not just for us or for us to get somebody to do the same thing. uh, no. good. uh, yeah, you are the tech. i think uh of you know, the name and then both sides of the building and becky, early days to figure out how to turn things around before they face all tribals, india in a huge game in new york on sunday, joanna, cuz raska al jazeera space, 6 is john stone ship rock? it has successfully launched in for the 1st time returning from space, the test max and major milestone for the company scholarship bridge spice, and then survived. the age of re entry. full landing and the indian ocean is planned. is the largest and most

in first place, and frankly speaking, if the usa also transfers up to... from its existing patriots, this will objectively close all possible and geopothetically in the future ukraine's needs for these complexes, because there are 60 patriots in the usa units, during this time they gave only one, that is, if the usa at least follows the example of germany and transfers two more to match berlin, it will be a positive edge, where else is it possible to take, there were talks about the spanish, there were talks about. .. and even so, i can’t say what other options there actually are, well, israel recently shot four patriots in the pak-2 version, maybe there will be some options with the fact that someone will buy them back and if israel, of course, puts on the sale, and agree to sell to ukraine, well after three years, this is a possible option, again now it is possible to positively solve the problem that prevented the transfer of patriots, this is providing them with ammunition, because the patriot. anti-aircraft missiles, well, helpless, and you can hand them over or not hand them ov

[cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> those people have been treated so badly, especially when you compare them with people that ripped apart and kill people in portland and in seattle. and in other places, they have been treated so badly. so we are asking, based on the decision, they should immediately be released immediately, the j 6 hostages. but all of these people, whether it's the thugs in portland, the thugs in seattle, the thugs of minneapolis. how about minneapolis? it was burning down. remember the guy from cnn, although i shouldn't knock the scene and because i actually thought they treated me very fairly last night. very professional. both of them. jake and dana. they treated us very fairly. they abused me for years but last night, right? what happened? they treated me very fairly. i think it was great. it was great for them. great for cnn. i thought they were very fair. all of those thugs. and then you take meat monument wrecking thugs of washington, d.c. remember they came in to washington and you thought

bye then. this only happens in the usa, soon everyone there will have chips in their heads, you justneeded, but chipization awaits all the united states of america, it will further develop in the usa, let are chipped because they don’t understand that we are human and don’t understand what it means to be human, why do we need chips?

usa has beaten pakistan in the cricket world cup. >> the usa has overcome pakistan in the .ter: for those who may not follow cricket, here's some context. >> they are not supposed to beat pakistan. >> reporter: pakistan is one of the best teams in the world. the u.s. is not. it's so unlikely, these cricket podcasters just laughed. the match came down to the wire. >> we will have a super over to decide this. >> reporter: sports translation, it was going to overtime. >> were you nervous? >> slightly before i bowled the first ball i was. >> reporter: bowler saurabh netravalkar had the match in his hands. by day the cornell grad is a software engineer, who works at who wo oracle and has some oracle, and has some skill on the ukulele. ♪ but on the field against pakistan, the 32-year-old fast bowler was a hero. >> what was going through your mind? >> my typical emotion, it's a big thing for us to give them a fight. >> reporter: there's a chance, albeit small, that the u.s. team may actually make it to the next round. maybe it's time to start watching more cricket. stephanie gosk,

welcome to the scene woke, mind virus usa style subtracting. so these kids are facing up to 10 years in prison, a judge. and from the way the front of with a l home. they may find themselves a cell needs for basically making a skid on top of an l. g b t flag. i mean, since where does this still board know? and on top of the, the company that actually hard the scooters decided to put in exclusions the whole around all day roll cost things in the stage to prevent such similar acts of violence. but you can march across that withdrawal. the nazi swastikas give your own c. kyle, welcome to the world. so as the swastikas are paraded, unfurled, kids get locked up for a marking at our dirtying the l. g. b t q flag. at least we've got a man in charge in the us who knows exactly what's going on. he's completely controllable his faculties and he tends to put it into a very literal fashion. he really when he speaks, everybody listens. oh really? oh oh though, afraid of. well, you know, last so you know, so long as it was denied or freedom can never be secu

here is this term of 10 years of the agreement with the usa, does this mean that ukraine can join nato in 10 years? well, i would not like it to be, and i believe that it is absolutely wrong to even agree with such ideas and narratives that this is a replacement for nato membership. these are really very useful, very necessary agreements, documents in order to strengthen support for ukraine in repelling russian aggression, confrontation of russia and it is here that we hear about the us about 10 years about its strengthening of cooperation in the production of weapons and equipment, this is very important, but it must be understood that it is not about guarantees, and it cannot in any way replace ukraine's membership in nato, because the only security guarantee for ukraine is its nato membership. at the same time, it is clear that at the washington summit. we will not receive an invitation, it is important, and it is realistic, that the promotion of ukraine to nato is put on clear rails, this is exactly what the road map should be, concrete with concrete steps, specific dates, and this

welcome to the scene woke, mind virus usa stuff. so check this out. these kids are facing up to 10 years in prison on children from the way to the front of with a l home. they may find themselves a cell needs for basically making a skid on top of an l. g b t flag. i mean, since, where does this soul board know? and on top of the, the company that actually hard the scooters decided to put an exclusions a whole around all day roll crossings in the states to prevent such similar acts of violence. but you can march across it, which are all the nazi swastika. give your old c, kyle, welcome to the world. so as the swastikas are paraded in the world and kids get locked up for marking, are dirtying the l g b t q flag. at least we've got a mining charge in the us. who knows exactly what's going on. he's completely in control of all his faculties and he tends to put it into a very liberal fashion. he really, when he speaks, everybody listens over zillow. oh, they were afraid of. well, you know, last. see how so longer is it was denied or freedom can never be se

after the co—hosts, the usa stunned pakistan — after the match went to a dramatic super over.rb catch as they restricted pakistan to 159 for 7 in their innings and the chase went all the way to the final ball, nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration. and the usa went onto successfully defend 18, to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations in dallas. we are not playing good in all department. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in 66 overs, you know, taking wickets in the middle of us.

after the co—hosts, the usa stunned pakistan — after the match went to a dramatic super over.osts set the tone from the off, steven taylor taking this superb catch as they restricted pakistan to 159 for 7 in their innings and the chase went all the way to the final ball, nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration. and the usa went onto successfully defend 18, to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations in dallas. we are not playing good in all department. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in 66 overs, you know, taking wickets in the middle of us. lam upset, i am upset, when not playing good — i am upset, when not playing good. we're better than that in the bowling. we're not in texas, _ the bowling. we're not in texas, six overs that's good. not — texas, six overs that's good. not taking wickets, that's on us. not taking wickets, that's on us after_ not taking wickets, that's on us. after ten overs we will come _ us. after ten overs we will come back. but i think the way they— c

ukraine usa.have already analyzed certain parameters with ours experts the only thing they stumbled on was whether to ratify or not to ratify. and you know, it was very interesting there, because from the president's office, mr. zhovkov started saying that the congress will ratify it, although it is not necessary to ratify it, because it is an exegete document, that is, an executive document that does not need ratification by the congress. in a word... uh confused, so will this ratification, is it necessary or not necessary, and is the clause valid that any other president of the united states has the right to unilaterally terminate this agreement, simply warning the other side, i.e. ukraine. well, there is some confusion written into the american constitution, which allocates the right to deal with foreign affairs to both the president of the united states and the congress of the united states, in this case we are talking about a specific document that does not rise to the level of an internation

and the usa went on to successfully defend 18 to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild what people are saying.

and the usa went on to successfully defend 18 to win their second game of the tournament and spark wildre saying. we know what we have worked and what capability we have and we just focus on the particular game and we don't want to keep our emotion too high or low. we'll make sure that whatever the win today is, we will enjoy it and make sure that next day we come fresh. lam upset. we are not playing good in all departments. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in first 6 overs, you know, taking wickets and spinner is not taking wickets, then passing on us. and after ten overs we will come back.

next, we talk about the election campaign in the usa. donald trump declares the threat of illegal voting in the upcoming elections this year, in particular from the side of migrants. to protect against possible violations, one of the cities in california plans to introduce new voter identification rules. however, iryna shinkarenko will tell how it can affect the voting process. california huntington. known in the usa as the city of surfing. in the election year, it was in the center of attention due to the requirement of the local authorities to provide a photo id in order to personally participate in the elections. merka city ​​says this reflects citizens' concerns about the integrity of voting. you can't even go to the doctor without an id card . and the most important thing in our country is our electoral system, because everything we do is determined by politicians and those whom we appoint to positions. our life depends on who we choose. because then they will start making laws, so we want to make sure that the integrity of our elec

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the question before us is: what point of view and what party do you want to see leading the usa?on had just left the hospital, refused television makeup, and did not look very impressive. this is how this moment is depicted in oliver stone's film. became kennedy, they joked that television viewers chose him, and radio listeners voted for a republican, but my image and ability to react quickly turned out to be more important than intelligence. already in the 2000s it became known that nixon was actually a healthier person than kennedy. he had problems with his spine and suffered from odisson's disease. before his performances it was necessary to take painkilling injections of navacaine. after his murder in dallas. the debate was interrupted for 16 long years. the practice was resumed only in 1976 by jimmy carter and gerald ford. republican congressional minority leader ford. became the only president who was not elected to this post. he took over as vice president after a corruption scandal involving speer agnew, who was forced to resign. and a little later, after the ooturgey sca

ralph lauren has dressed team usa for the past 16 years, fans goodbye, team usa apparel from ralph lauren apparently there's blue jeans, part of that uniform. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember her streaming 2473 cbs news app. our next news guests at 3:00. have a great afternoon. i'll see you back here at 5. >> deacon: okay, i don't-- i just don't believe it. come on. hope? really? she's got the hots for finn? >> brooke: the hots? >> deacon: you know what i mean. come on, this is hope we're talking about, right? and finn... is a happily married guy

he hit an unbeaten 94 offjust a0 balls, as usa chased down their target of 195 with seven wickets inspecially because america is not really a cricketing country, i wanted to win the first game of the tournament against canada for ourfans. and we did that. we have some great players, to be honest with you, and we just want to keep winning as much as possible. of course we can't win every single game for the rest of our lives, but we want to win as many games as possible and beat as many teams as possible, and really show the world that the usa has great cricketers here in the country. defending champions england get their campaign under way on tuesday, when they face scotland in barbados. harry brook will be pivotal to england's chances of them successfully defending their title — he's back in the squad after taking time away from cricket to grieve for his grandmother, who passed away this summer. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stint with yorkshire, as well. having five games playing with some really close mates, just really trying to enjoy the cricket

can train 12 pilots by the end of the year, what are we talking about, what kind of usa and 12 pilotsat, well, who are you telling all this, this only a political decision and that's all, now the president of france declares that by the end of the year there will already be mirages, well, that is, watch from the beginning summer until the end of the year mirages, and why are they still coming to us at 16 and a half years, then i have a question, that is, they need to finish all this and... into this strategy of regulated escalation, it can end badly for them, for them, no only for us, i.e., this is the first moment, the second, really, there is no order on the border, when there is no possibility to strike on the territory of the enemy, weapons are accumulated there and strikes are carried out from there, then, of course, according to international law, this is allowed, if we had such political decisions, they were, we know publicly, even we ho... what with as americans, we negotiate, that is, how we use these weapons, not only with the americans, with all countries, it is true, this