the usa national team, the nerves. the usa national team. the — the nerves.team, the world _ the nerves. the usa national team, the world champions, | team, the world champions, going for a third world title in a row, put out a statement on social media in the last hour, offering their condolences to everyone involved and confirming all the members of their team and playing staff and support staff are safe. the philippine team are safe. the philippine team are saying the same road, lower queen street, on the end. when we went out to see what was going on, their fifa team bus with all the branding was parked outside the hotel. in the area that was cordoned off during the situation. norway's players walking along the waterfront in the last couple of days, they are staying close. but all the teams involved are safe, we believe. but yes, certainly an unnerving incident for everybody and not what we were expecting on the opening day of this world cup. i assume security has already been tight with an event like this. hundreds if not thousands of tourists have arriv

usa national anthem.re within the quad, on the parade square of windsor castle. you can see the two men coming off the diocese there, the major of the welsh guards will now sleep both men to the front row of the guard of honour. there will be a formal inspection of the trips by king charles and presidentjoe biden. there is an immense sense of choreography with these events. these events very rarely go wrong, they are practised within an inch of their life. these guards know exactly what they�* re their life. these guards know exactly what they're doing here. they will have been rehearsing this again and again, for the ceremonial part their duties. major alex major leads the king and the president along the front row thereof the guard of honour, formed by the prince of wales company, the welsh guards, here in the quad of windsor castle. when this elements of the visit has been complete, the two men will return to the diocese, to the small stage there overlooking the trips and they will watch a military mar

surprising considering the largest of those are generally funded by the us state department usa, the national endowment for democracy. of course, working it was or is it dangerous occupation, but many of those are being targeted outside of the was own and that helped by the marriage, bullets website which is essentially a kill it. so you create new toners, but it's hosted in langley, virginia, which is the home of the a, c i. but once again, we can see that the training and forces are simply ignoring international law as they continue to act with impunity. as discuss this topic 9 was chris the all to the old. so i'm to is and found the don't bust inside that goes so thanks so much for joining us here as the now russian of pharmacy. so. so in maria is a 100 over has just said the attack on the gym. this was not a coincidence as they were reporting on the costs of munitions. what are your thoughts and not? or no, we know for sure that so it's, or the seems the beginning of the conflict that the generalist are a special targets for you. the korean army, we have to remember that in 2014, many gen

this world cup has been a festival of fun for fans from around the world descending on this island nation. usa usa and some of the loudest team usa super fans, the american outlaws . you really got me going happy go on. these diehard supporters traveling halfway around the globe to cheer on the us women. we about to take this place over. fans like donald still full of energy for team usa, despite his 47 hour journey to get here in time for the game. we love you and where you go follow the crowd just keeps coming. >> it is by the thousands. >> everyone here, they even gave me the great honor of outlaw for the day, inviting me to lead them as they march to the us showdown against the netherlands . the outlaws come from nearly every corner of america. where are you all from? >> missouri. seattle oh, my gosh. >> oregon. san francisco. traveling halfway around the globe for a party that never stops. as long as this band of fans are in town. we'll follow up. >> we'll follow up. >> all right, guys. i may be standing in a geothermal hotspot, but that's the beauty of this world cup in new zealand. it i

street soccer usa is a national nonprofit. we have chapters all across the country . phillips is a program manager in oakland for street soccer usa are mission is to use soccer as a vehicle to strengthen communities, and we do that, by our methodology, our curriculum , um, the way we show up in our communities, cultures motivate me and helped me to get better and teach me nothing's these girls play in street soccer usa is after school programs. there's also community clubs in street leagues. all designed for kids ages six through 18. the organization's mission is to fight poverty and strengthen the communities. they serve through soccer by making the game available to all regardless of a child's circumstances, programming is free. we provide we make sure we meet kids, right where they're at, you know, here we're playing right here in their backyard at school to make sure that it's as easily accessible for the kids and they can jump right into it, phillips says. they serve more than 500 kids every season in oakland and san francisco. have fun. i like it because it's com

later tonight is former usa women's nationalre this tournament is now versus where it was when it and even just four years ago. >> everyone should be prepared to watch the greatest world cup ever. and when you think about the last world cup that made history was the 1990 women's world cup. this one like you just introduced has 24 tes instead of four. the pressure is bigger and the most attended sporting event in history. it's going to be electric and exciting and reintroduce women's soccer on the global stage. >> '99 was that when brandy chastain whip off her top? that was such a celebration of women's athleticism also. in the u.s. the women's national teams are now paid the same all thanks to the 2022 landmark equal pay agreement sought for years from the national team. there's still a significant pay gawhen it comes to the fifa international tournament. yes, it's historic the women's is 1$110 million, but the men gt $404 million last year. >> fifa has undervalued the women's game. and i think the women's international team the

power of light power of siberia national treasure usa will supply ukraine with cluster munitions aleksey veselov why this decision was judged even by many allies of americans fan? a real wedding boom, a record number of newlyweds all over russia want to get married on the day of the family of love and fidelity, as this holiday is celebrated in murom , russian girls overtake men, and belarusian trucks are in the lead after the first stage of the race . in the mountainous regions of dagestan in the midst of the harvesting of apricots , sometimes they do it in the most unusual way more omar magomedov hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company - this is the program today in the studio of the world. their indian defense minister sergei shoigu visited the training grounds of the southern military district. he checked how the combat training for contract soldiers for the newly created military units is going, as reported by the ministry of defense, the military conducts practical classes in special medical fire training all training pass on new military equipment an

there, our russian human rights activist alexander ionov, as washington says, a threat to national security usa you go, and why all of a sudden here is the indictment and then, well, they just collected all the mortal sins. see ions, allegedly participated in a long-term campaign of foreign pernicious influence on the united states and even , according to the americans, recruited members of political groups there. well, of course, the american side claims that ionov’s action allegedly controlled the fsb on the fbi officers. i know it’s more difficult for the fsb officers . speak. eh, in these speeches. well , for some reason, the americans believe that, uh, by doing so, i am promoting poganda and a split in society. well, this is your society talking, it's not me talking. nevertheless, ionov in washington would immediately have written down as agents, and in the united states , the law itself is criminally responsible for 10 years behind bars. already in the thirty-eighth year it was written to fight the nazis. and this outdated law clearly goes against the first amendment of the us constitutio

usa. ktvu bailey o'carroll hosted that watch party and brings us that part of our coverage. fans of all ages were out in force to cheer on the us women's national team usa . some like emily sheppard, have been fans for as long as they can remember, since i was a kid. like four years old. yeah that's really young. yeah definitely. i remember watching the 99 ers and it was awesome. others are newer. it's kind of fun to see it with a lot of people around and it's just fun to watch the woman. but everyone agreed on one thing. what this team has done for women, young and old, they're incredible. it's the us, the determination and grit is just awesome and i think they're paving the way as far as equal pay and equality for women and, you know, just empowering them to be their best selves and continue the fight. san francisco mayor london breed was at the watch party and was impressed by the turnout. you're on the world stage. people are stopping to watch women and celebrate women in soccer. that has got to be inspirational. so we're happy to see a lot of the young girls here. there's still two more watch parties in this series of four hosted by street

. >>> a good start and send off for team usa today, the u.s. women's national went off with a bang as they prepare for the women's world cup this month. before heading down under usa faced whales for friendly match at the park in san jose this afternoon. the defending champions beat them 2-0. soccer fans are predicting it will not stop there. >> we will go down under and win it all. >> we are going to win we are following them to new zealand and will watch them there and cheer them on. i can't wait. >> definitely, they have a really good chance. i think so. >> all right, they think they will take it all. anthony florez will have all the highlights from the game and their sendoff coming up in a few. >>> the fair wrapping up tonight at the fairgrounds in pleasanton. organizers say hundreds of thousands of people came out for the fair this year enjoying much cooler temperatures than most years it has been nearly a month of rides, games, food, performances, horse and pig races. livestock exhibitions, for young people who raise the animal show and the fair kind of a

. >>> soccer nation. team usa in it to win it. the women's team aiming for a world cup three-peat, as lionel messi make his american debut in miami, nailing the game-winning goal. >>> and america strong tonight. the 14-year-old who survived a deadly fire. working hard, playing hard, certain he was given another chance to do something special. >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday night. i'm whit johnson. we begin with extreme weather. severe thunderstorms targeting the southeast and more of that unrelenting historic heat wave. more than 80 million people from california to florida under heat alerts, with triple digit temperatures across much of the southwest. and tonight the dangerous heat now on the move. in phoenix, temperatures soaring to 110 degrees or higher for a record 23 straight days. the heat taking a toll on hazmat firefighters in jacksonville, florida, cooling off after responding to a crash. severe thunderstorms battering the boston area overnight, turning steps into fenway park into waterfalls

named a threat to national security usa declared a foreign agent illegally operating in america leadertion movement russia has never been to the states themselves, but uncle sam is ready to shell out $ 10 million for information about the whereabouts of alexander ionov, as for the leaders of the banned isis or al-qaeda, ions himself considers him persecuted only because, being a human rights activist, he has established close contacts with american colleagues. in 2012, we were very active in engaging with american non-profit and political organizations after the start of the arab spring, the so-called in the middle east, many human rights activists, as well as those who live in west ledge against interference. inside and, accordingly, united in solidarity groups with various organizations around the world, but the party has a different opinion . the facts that preceded this accusation speak of one of the most egregious violations on the part of the russian authorities who are trying to undermine rich's american democracy about the good old interference in the elections. just not presid

players was against bulgaria, which did not bring behrooz ataei and several other national team players because the host usa did not issue them visas. at the end of this game, ali hajipour won the title of iran's top scorer in the match by scoring 17 points . iran national volleyball team will face argentina on sunday. in other games, today, sayed province of argentina defeated germany . serbia sada won against cuba . italy won three games against slovenia. third and final the qualifying stage of the nations league 2023, hosted by the united states and the philippines, while iran is holding the world youth volleyball championship , will face thailand in the first match, which will be hosted by bahrain. in the first stage, the iranian volleyball team is in the same group as the teams of thailand, bahrain and tunisia, and the children are in good condition both mentally and technically and tactically . complete team conditions maybe we are out, but the replacement player is good. i hope that we can compete in the tournament with a team that is very well coordinated, and mohsen will be added from the second st

usa were 3—0 winners against vietnam. patrick gearey reports. a maori welcome of peace for two nations auckland, still divided by so much. the americans are a superpower in women's football, aiming for a third world cup in a row, they can play the game at its breathtaking best. the goalfrom sophia smith took 14 minutes and not much later the chance for a second for morgan but there was a moment of glory defiance. as close as vietnam would get to a goal. smith soon added her second. their captain got the third. a day that was symbolic yet simple for the americans. japan were the last team other than the usa to win the world cup and they made an impressive start in hamilton against zambia. the first goal here revealed a team into their rhythm. this was the zambians�* first women's world cup and they were caught out repeatedly after the break. japan made it two and then seven minutes later they added number three. it ended up 5—0. patrick gearey, bbc news. it's been a frustrating day for england's cricketers, after dominating the first three days of the fourth ashes test, there's was very

example, about the fact that the usa is running out of ammunition in its own reserves and it will take years, not months, to replenish them through aid to ukraine , the nationalr of the usa stated this , because iksalivan stated that this is the strategy of hitting the enemy how long-term it is, so to speak, taking into account all these problems, including the supply of weapons , the military often tell us that there are indeed many weapons on the russian side, a lot of artillery, well, not so on the ukrainian side many of these means are not a secret. well, when politicians start to throw the topic into the information fields that we need something , it is most likely that some budget process is ahead, where it is necessary to justify large figures for purchases, let's say military production, that is, this is a normal process and when it is brought to the informational plane , it is necessary to understand it correctly so that those figures requested by the politicians, er , they were confirmed by the congress, er, later, this is not a problem for the ukrainian er, troops, this is a question financing of internal financing from the united states of america

usa were 3—0 winners against vietnam. patrick gearey reports. a maori welcome of peace for two nations once at war. rt but still divided by so much. the americans are a superpower in women's football aiming for a third world cup in a row. they can play the game at its breathtaking best. sofia smith's scored in ia minutes. alex morgan had the chance to make it two. smith added a second. in the second half usa scored a third. this was a day that was simple but symbolic for the americans. japan were the last team other than the usa to win the world cup, they made an impressive start against zambia. this was zambia's first women's world cup, they were caught out repeatedly after the break. it ended up 5—0 to japan. it's been a frustrating day for england's cricketers, after dominating the first three days of the fourth ashes test, there's was very little play on the fourth day at old trafford because of the weather. they managed 30 overs after lunch before the rain returned though england took one wicket, marnus labuschagne's, his hundred helped australia to 214 for 5, still 61 runs behind in their seco

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the maori welcome of peace for two nations once at war. usabut still divided by so much. the americans are a superpower in women's football aiming for a third world cup in a row. they can play the game at its breathtaking best. sophia smith was michael ia minutes. alex morgan had the chance to make it to. —— sofia smith's scored in ia minutes. smith added a second. in the second half usa scored a third. japan were the last team other than the usa to win the world cup, they made an impressive start against zambia. this was zambia's first women's world cup, they were caught out repeatedly after the break. it ended up 5—0 to japan. a pitch inspection has taken place at old trafford as england look to resume their ath ashes test with australia. day four has so far been a total wash—out with persistent rain in manchester preventing any play so far. they've taken a look under the covers, and play will resume in the next half hour if there are no more showers. australia will resume on ii3—a, still trailing by 162, following england's 592 first inning

women's national team has hopes of being back-to-back champions. team usa is the most successful nation in the history of fifa women's cup, winning four of the eight since the inception in 1991. the world champions are training here in the bay area, the match being held this sunday at 1:00 p.m. at paypal park. being the most successful team in the world, the team just recently won their battle for equal pay which will let them focus on the tournament. finally, the 2023 fifa women's world cup will be the biggest women's standalone event in history. more than a million tickets have been sold. this past month, they announced the prize money will be $110 million, which is an increase of $80 million compared to what it was for the tournament in france. the match times will show that women's sports are not just growing, but it's a reality. and you can expect me to be there in nine days. we'll be taking the flight and covering team usa and i'll be one of the main hosts for the coverage that telemundo has prepared for you in this fifa women's world cup. >> no sleep

united states, the former director of european and eurasian affairs in the case of of national security of the usa matthew breiser i congratulate you dear mr. ambassadors in the espressov tv channel studio, the key story is the consequences of the great summit in vilnius , so we would like to ask you why president joseph biden still did not dare to push through the so-called very clear pro-ukrainian order denys, in particular, it is about direct membership of ukraine in nato , please decipher this extremely important strategic discussion, the strategic consequences, in particular, not only for ukraine, but for the security of the entire central and certainly not only in central europe, the strategic consequences are large and positive both for ukraine and for nato. at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine in february 2022, one could only dream of such a result. of military aid today we have a promise j7 to continue to provide significant military aid and a clear commitment of the united alliance to support ukraine until it defeats russia, but taking into account this and the fact that i

now china and the usa see each other behind the storms, because, for example, the usa, they openly write in their nationaln no longer cause after all, this is china, not the russian federation, which is objectively weaker than china. it's just based on many parameters, so i think that it will still be a match between the usa and the fact that they are running specifically in competition and at the same time there will be also settled relations between well this is called the geostrategic triangle lisnychena that is, it is moscow washington to me beijing and it will also be allowed there if a certain balance is found when already russia so on they will not buy so powerfully goodbye mr. peter thank you thank you have a nice rest thank you for what this time at three:40 to say goodbye to you given all is well for all is well ladies and gentlemen if you like a woman she can do everything probiz femina - this is your useful microflora if it is the norm you can immediately see the skin, hair and everything else is just fire still here probiz femina anu run grab the microbiome why am i here i have sensitive teet

secretary of state, the former director of european and eurasian affairs at the council of national security of the usa matthew braiser i congratulate you dear mr. ambassadors in the studio of the espressov tv channel, the story is the consequences of the great summit in vilnius, so we would like to ask you why president joseph biden still did not dare to push through the so-called very clear pro-ukrainian order denis , in particular, it is about the direct membership of in nato, please decipher this extremely important strategic discussion , its strategic consequences, in particular, not only for ukraine, but for the security of the entire central and certainly not only central europe the strategic consequences are great and positive for both ukraine and nato at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine in february 2022, such results could only be dreamed of, remember how the friends and future allies of ukraine hesitated to provide any significant military assistance today we have a promise j7 continue to provide significant military aid and a clear commitment from the united alliance to suppo

usa the acting is of national security concerns but the chinese deceit is trying to contain the growing to reduce the mistrust existing between the two sides. we got someone like general welwyn travelling to beijing to meet face—to—face and delay some of those fears. the backdrop also makes it very difficult with each side holding all sorts of cards trying to play because these things get a bit tricky. excuse me if i can speak. michelle flew to new york and i am so sorry. michelle fleury with the latest meal. cutting oil and gas production would be "dangerous and irresponsible" — according to the boss of energy giant shell. wael sawan has told the bbc the world's current energy system still "desperately needs oil and gas" and warns against dismantling it before a greener alternative system is ready to take its place. speaking to our business editor, simonjack, he said increased demand from china and a cold winter in europe could see a repeat of energy price rises that have made the cost of living crisis worse. the reality is, the energy system of today continues to desperately need oil

in the black sea, in particular, information has appeared from the speaker of the national security council of the usa, a demagogue, about the fact that the russians additionally mined the approaches to ukrainian ports. well, i am already afraid to imagine the number of those mines and various explosive stories in the black sea to what russia is now leading er-e leading in particular, other countries that have access to the black sea because it is not only a russian-ukrainian war here but the issue of trade and economic stability in the region decided that the russian federation is well aware appeared at the expense of international financial assistance they understand that odessa brings money to finance the war against them, and they want to stop it, there will be no terminals, there will be no ports, there is nothing to transport, besides, they are very much raising the rates for negotiations with chertograd, the grain corridor is 99% of iran and 1% of the un, this is a personal geopolitical african-asian-islamic project of the president of turkey, and the president of turkey, according to their est

there's a chance for democracy in the southeast asian nation and at the women's world cup and reading champions, the usa and kick off their campaigns with a comfortable 3 mill with over the though the on there and to in berlin. welcome to the program. russia is under increasing pressure from the united nations security council provide a deal allowing ukrainian green to be safely exported. the wind is warning that millions of people are at risk of hunger from increased food prices. if most goes allied, i know called on russians to resume the deal to maintain international food security . russia has rent up a tax on rain facilities in ukraine in port city of a yes and recent days. also carrying out like military exercises across the black sea, ukraine's president of elizabeth zalinski is vowing to continue exports despite russia's attacks. you're sure to some receives, would you, like someone in russia hopes to turn the black sea into an area of arbitrary action and terrorism driven not succeed? we know how to defend ourselves. we see that in this, in the world to continue working together and more active

a maori welcome of peace for two nations once at war. usach. the americans had a super power in women's football aiming for a third world cup in a row. they can play the game at its breathtaking best. sophia smith's goal took ia minutes. a chance for a second. but glorious defiance. smith added her second. add the usa captain got the third in the second half, on a day that was symbolic it simple for the americans. japan were the last team other than the usa to win the world cup, they made an impressive start. this was a zambia's first women's world cup, they were caught out after the break repeatedly. 2—0, 3—0. it ended at 5-0. and the top two at the open start their third rounds at hoylake in around 10 minutes or so... brian harman the man out in front on 10 under. five shots behind him is england's tommy fleetwood. keep your onjon rahm too — the masters champion, the real mover so far. he's 6 underfor the round, now a under overall. rory mcilroy�*s not long under way too, with two birdies so far and is 2 under. defending champion cameron s

usa for their match with vietnam. four years ago, the americans put a record 13 goals past thailand in their opener. patrick gearey reports. a mari welcome of peace for two nationsauckland, but still divided by so much. the americans are a superpower, aiming for a third world cup in a row. they can play at breathtaking speed. sophia smith scored after 30 minutes, and alex morgan had the chance, but the goalkeeper had a moment of glorious defiance. as close as vietnam would get to a goal. smith scored her second, initially ruled out, but awarded later. the usa are favourites for the tournament and created plenty of chances, but it took until later for their captain took until later for their captain to get a third. 0n took until later for their captain to get a third. on a date which was symbolic yet simple for the americans. japan were the last team over than the usa to win the world cup, and they were impressive against zambia. the goal revealed a team in their rhythm. it was zambia's first world cup and they were caught out. it was 2—0, and then seven minutes later, number three. it ended 5—0. the match between denmark and china produced a89 minutes little of

team usa fans are celebrating after the women's national soccer team scored an easy victory over vietnam're chasing their third world cup title in a row. carolyn mano is standing by with highlights. >>> vice president kamala harris takes direct aim at florida governor ron desantis over new state standards for teaching black history. her fiery message to republicans in the state. ♪ ♪ >>> plus, the barbie girl meets the real world is one of summer's biggest blockbuster hits hits theaters. we will take a look at the business of "barbie." that's coming up. >>> a date has been set for the highly anticipated trial of donald trump's classified documents case. yesterday a judge scheduled the start date in may of 2024, deep into the presidential election campaign. trump currently leads all republican candidates. >> if the date holds he would be facing at least four different trials on the campaign trail. the former president's also set to appear in court for cases related to fraud and defamation and hush money payments. all of them are scheduled to start before the documents trial. here is cnn's

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this sun is also better than sunscreen and in the usa , frank fanatics a single picket in the nationaled by a professor of biology tonkometa on a poster. he congratulates the visitors of the reserve on his imminent death , according to his calculations, if humanity does not tense up in the next few years, then it will literally fry. for some reason, people are so hopeful for a brighter future, but it is not. we will all die from this hellish heat sponsors, which are mega-corporations. we will simply burn alive because of their capitalist ambitions. it's over 45 degrees here now. next year there will be 50. calculate how much we have left, however the real prospects are still vague and while organizations subordinate to him are warning about the next even more powerful heat wave, which will cover about 20 countries next month. some environmentalists are sure that such temperatures are only a seasonal anomaly that needs to be studied and at least be on the alert for alik komarov, the 52nd eastern district was inflicted, but new attacks on strongholds and armored vehicles alligators appro

i'm so excited to find out the unimaginable permanent damage it's done to our national security. [weakly] usae appeals court obliterated the former president's most frequent defense, writing, "the plaintiff suggests that he may have declassified these documents when he was president. but the record contains no evidence that any of these records were declassified." yes. thank you. you can't say there's an alibi and then produce no evidence of your alibi. "officer, i couldn't have robbed that bank. i was at dinner with my girlfriend. what's her name and where did we have dinner? that is on a need-to-know basis, and you don't need to know that i just made that [bleep] up." importantly... sorry about the language. sorry about the language. [cheers and applause] family show. now, importantly, the appeals court also noted that "declassifying an official document would not change its content or render it personal," and therefore "the declassification argument is a red herring." red herring, also what the former president calls a filet o' fish smothered in ketchup. now, to add insult... [applause] ke

usa. it is an honor and privilege to be part of a national team, and this roster is loaded with bay area ties from san jose, summer >> i come here and showcase the talent that has been in these local areas. it is the best place for soccer. dustin: on this day it was trinity rodman who sent the fans home happy with two goals. past usa world cup trophies were on display for everyone to see it, and everyone hopes this doff matches the boost the team needed to make a repeat in the world's biggest tournament. >> it is really good. >> we need to continue with this energy and momentum. >> [indiscernible] in australia, we cannot hear you cheer us on. dustin: next up for women, a trip to new zealand and australia for the world cup. one nation, one team in the lead. dustin dorsey, abc7news. dion: what an awesome day. for full highlights for team usa's tuna victory, that is coming up in the second half hour of sports. spencer: we will get a lot more sunshine the coming days. this weekend was not bad, just a little cooler than expected of july. here is what is going on right now. we had another gusty day

you've got some really fantastic footballing nations in there. undoubtedly, usa are favourites.hope powell, speaking to me from auckland a few hours ago. also coming up this thursday is the start of the open. it's at royal liverpool in hoylake. the last time the championship was held there in 2014, rory mcilroy won it. the reigning champion is the australian cameron smith. after lifting the claretjug at st andrews last year, he defected to the liv golf series, the rebel tour that caused such a huge rift in the sport. we now have a supposed merger between all parties, but where is golf heading? will liv still be a thing? absolutely, i am optimistic. absolutely, iam optimistic. i absolutely, i am optimistic. i think golf is in a great spot. there obviously a lot of things that are up obviously a lot of things that are up in air that no one really knows at the moment. i don't even think they guys that are trying to sort it out know what this outcome is going to be like, so, yeah, a lot of uncertainty, but i'm optimistic that liv will be around in the future. let's cross live to roy

and ukrainian president zelensky wishing the usa a happy birthday as his nation approaches 500 days ofine next. oh yeah, that is them. (that is howard) yeah, that's on howard's campus. ohhh, she's so powerful, she carried on the family legacy. we were blown away. (chuckles) i not only was a student and an undergrad, but i've been a professor there for twenty years, so it's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. it's deeply uplifting. yes, it is. we're walking in their footsteps. when you're ready to go but static and wrinkles are like, nooooo! try bounce, it's the sheet. less static. less wrinkles. more softness. more freshness. bounce. it's the sheet. >> julie: the mayor of paris calling the situation in his city hell. as he seeks a tougher response from french president macron. more than 1,000 buildings have been burnt, nearly 6,000 vehicles have been destroyed. it's been a week of a violent series of protests over a fatal police shooting involving a black teenage. french authorities have made over 300 arrest

usa soccer says all members of the women's national team are safe after the deadly shooting in new zealand'se sites of this year's world cup. at least two people are dead, several wounded. the accused gunman was killed. >>> when we come back tonight, back here in the u.s., the major jackpot now up for grabs tonight. i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respiratory tract infections, and headache. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cause allergic reactions. available as vyvgart for iv infusio

national team kicks off against vietnam. and there is a lot of bay area love on team usa. next episode of my favorite football ipad, we feature sophia smith, a stanford alum and striker for the national team. not everything has been easy on her journey. she spokane diddly on our hit podcast about the trauma of losing a close friend and stanford teammate to suicide. >> it was hard. it seen still to day is hard to talk about. everything felt real. it was traumatizing, honestly, because you, like, hear about things lining that, but, like, you never think it's gonna happen to someone close to you. >> referring katie meyer. that was a big story in the bay area and in southern california as well. you can learn more about sophia's journey on the my favorite podcast video opensode on peacock and telemundo, audio available anywhere you get your podcasts. >>> okay. women's soccer. set to begin. and now with what's coming up next. >> right now at 6:00, a wild scene in san francisco. take a look

based on the consideration of a recent publication where the spokesmen of the national security and defense council of the usa said that we were not included in the negotiations that there were some american representatives from the russian federation, including possibly and in the matter of control of nuclear weapons. well, even though i am a negative element, the united states is really so messed up. well, here, too, it is necessary to understand that if there is chaos in russia, then someone, someone in the world must take responsibility for support for stability and no one wants to do this now if in 1991 there were enough international forces that were ready now now unfortunately well, simply because of the negative experience of working with russia, everyone knows that one day russia will still say that it was destroyed, robbed and well you can't interfere too much in russian politics, it's just competitive, that's why they don't want to. indeed , putin uses it a little, but i think that this factor is already being used. well, in such a regime that putin must be left , the forces that come from after pu

part from consideration there on in a recent publication, the spokesmen of the national security and defense council of the usa said that we were not involved in the negotiations that some american representatives had with the russian federation, including possibly in the matter of nuclear weapons control. well, it is such a negative element that the truly sunny states are well, here, too, it is necessary to understand that if there is chaos in russia, then someone, someone in the world must take responsibility for maintaining stability, and no one wants to do this now, if in 1991 there were enough international forces that were ready now unfortunately well, just because of the negative experience of working with russia, everyone knows that one day russia will still say that it was destroyed and robbed, and you can’t interfere too much in russian politics , that’s why they don’t want control. and indeed, putin is using it a little, but i think now this factor is already being used well, in such a regime that putin must be left, the forces that come after putin are being used, they are saying, well, they are as

nation. >> whit: right. >> janai: usa. >> gio: doing it all morning.ou, maggie. >>> now over to somara theodore for another check of the weather there. hey, somara. >> somara: good morning. so this heat is not leaving the headlines. record-breaking heat. el paso, how are y'all doing? it's been 36 days and temperatures over 100 degrees and the southwest not letting up. take a look at the next couple of days. we're anticipating triple-digit temperatures through tuesday in palm spring, las vegas, phoenix still hot at 116 degrees today. heat index throughout the southeast in the triple digits including miami where they've had 41 straight days of temperatures feeling like 100 degrees or above and then we have something shifting here. this heat expanding into the midwest. it felt like the 70s just about a week ago. now we'll see areas like lincoln reaching high temperatures of 101 degrees on monday, minneapolis in the upper 90s by wednesday. that's a look at the weather across the country. le >> janai: all right. now we're talking about taking your summer gl

nations was followed by the wins of brazil, germany, france, poland and argentina. in the continuation of the third week games, this morning, argentina defeated the usa by 32. h match , the strange result was 4341 in favor of argentina. the longest match between two teams in the league of nations 2023 will be formed. in other games, brazil won the trip to china, poland beat canada with the same result . this morning, france defeated serbia by 31. germany won against the mountains in three rows and the team iran competes with italy national team our country and at 3:30 a.m. tomorrow will face argentina, its 11th opponent in iran . so far, the promotion of the teams of japan , america, brazil, italy, slovenia, argentina and poland to the final stage has been confirmed . zadeh, the head of the privatization organization, as well as abedini, the former ceo of persepolis, about the football day discussions of esteghlal and persepolis, the managerial margins of esteghlal club made a busy night for the football magazine. we can't have their expertise in the year, but the ceo and supervisor clearly chooses the ministry of sports and youth to finance the maghrebs, so

national team for a minimum of 2 years in two major tournaments. this is just the america's cup 24 and the 2026 world cup in canada, the usa and mexico, and i will alsoars the brazilian national team has not been led by a foreigner. sasha argue until everything see you tomorrow. thank you. it was alexander abramov, well, and now we are moving on to news marked urgently in yekaterinburg when trying to hide abroad. detained russian citizen accused of state treason for financing the apu is reported by the fsb. but if one more news from the department in yuzhno-sakhalinsk , the preparation of terrorist attacks at the energy facility was also prevented and in the military commissariat we will tell the details in a few minutes, the scientists of the academy in moscow found a way to grow green vegetables. in the arctic, they developed special farm networks that regulate the speed and growth of the plants they came up with. anna voronina understood how to replace a foreigner in new agricultural technologies tomatoes and basil and even peas with sunflowers, almost any crop can be grown on such a vertical greenhouse and nature will no longer dictate when it ca

. >> the usa, japan, and more recently china are among the top breaking nations, but one of the mostxperienced members of the french team is clear about his ambitions. >> the gold-medal at the games in paris in 2024. >> each country can field up to two breakers in the men's and women's categories at the olympic games, but to do so, the b boys nb girls will have to earn their place in the various qualifying events that will take place after june 2024. >> for more, check out our website, france24.com, for the latest news and the latest on the paris olympics now that the one-year countdown has begun and all the excitement ahead of it. just 364 days to go now. that brings you up-to-date with all the news. thanks for watching. stay tuned to france 24. ♪ ♪ >> a hundred years ago, painters, sculptors, writers, and musicians battled for gold, silver, and bronze at the olympics. to mark a year until the paris games, we are marking the artistic side of the event. we are here where on july 26, 2024, the event will take place. we are promised a grand spectacle that will tell the story of paris a

abroad, where marijuana has long been lobbied at the level of the united nations for many years, back in 2018 in albuquerque, usa her classmates marijuana gummies nine years old, the girls seemed very appetizing. these are the parents. she pulled them off and handed them over to her peers at the children's lesson. the head was spinning, they turned to the doctors, and such toys are offered with forbidden plants these days. here is the seller, so he calls his product a set of grass for a marijuana party purchase, the so-called holiday toy can turn into problems with the criminal code last year , roskomnadzor blocked 83,000 sites and internet pages with drug propaganda and the creators and customers of malware content. in turn , the police are catching on the eve of a meeting of the state anti-drug committee, where the minister of the interior. vladimir kolokoltsev spoke about how the state protects children from drug trafficking. as a rule, they easily fall under aggressive propaganda influence. in this context. one of the main tasks of prevention subjects is to minimize the negative impact of drug content, prima

the third week of volleyball of the nations league will start tomorrow with the hosting of the usa and philippines, which will be hosted by the philippines and brazil on the first day. with italy and japan, with china, and argentina in america they will face each other with serbia from 3:00 a.m. on wednesday, our national team will face france according to the resolution of the world federation, due to the violations of the host team in issuing visas for several players and the technical staff of the team, the points of iran and the opponents in the ranking the world won't have an effect on the four matches of the third week of the league of nations. biranund, the goalkeeper of the national team of persepolis, today unilaterally terminated his contract with the persian club. it caused the members of the board of directors to be hosted by the chairman of the board of directors of the building of the support fund for sports heroes and veterans to hold a body meeting . at the end of this meeting, the demands of the players were paid and the cinema training began. the issues raised in this

molly and to get their take on the issue was, i believe that african nations should receive financial compensation for this imbalance. the usa has always shown the spirit of hiding when it's faced with difficult situations. and a 3 day theatre festival kicks off in gaza as palestinian pride to take some respite from the violence the coming to you from the russian capital. this is our key international with the latest and world news updates. i'm, if you're eligible, great to have you join us. and we start this hour with breaking news. russia has called the assassination attempt on our cheese editor in chief, margarita simonian and journalist can sing a subject a terrorist attack, and has pointed the finger at ukraine as we're talking about yet another attempt. it's her attack on russian civilians organized by the key of regime, which was carefully supervised by western traits is everything that is happening shows once again that service nature of the zelinski regime, which is responsible for a whole series of terror attacks were unlikely to get the reaction from specialist international organizations. pathological hypocrisy h

white supremacy, imperialism in the times, the post, major newspapers in the usa so i don't know if we need conscious nationalforts, i want the government to stay out of citizens notices as we work things out but i do think the great secret of the past 50 years is the world has gotten better, income iq, women's rights or whatever, it's a problem people are convincing americans not to know that. the real issue. >> doug, at 250, you're too young but i remember in sixth grade 1976, a big deal 200 years and now coming up to 250, do you worry we are not going to celebrate with the same vigor? everything professor riley said was right on the money. >> i hope we do for 250, i'm going to. when we were young, there's a bicentennial train going around celebrating moon rock or the pistons basketball, we go around and show artifacts around the country and it was great. let's hope we can do it but there is a sense of lays throughout the land and nobody seems to like much of anything. supreme court lowest approval, congress at its lowest, president can't get above 40%. the media is not liked or trusted. science is being qu