i was expelled from victoria university in cairo. my father, who was disappointed with me, sent me to america to study, which is what my grandfather did during the ottoman-bulgarian war to keep his son away. american law was such that if he didn't go by a certain age he would lose his citizenship, so my father wanted to make sure that he kept his citizenship. i happened to be a student at the american university at the time from 60 onwards where edward's sister was a classmate of mine, so i got to know the family, i... it ended and completely changed the course of my life. israel attacked the egyptian army, which was on alert in the sinai desert. and it happened that six arab states went to war with israel. the war lasted for only 6 days, and it had no result except that the area of ​​israel tripled. he thought that he would perform several operations. israel say "the victory that israel represented in defeating the arab states in 1967 was this seen as this incredibly positive sign of the west recovering its sense of purpose and its

the protests that took place on the campus of victoria university became hotter due to the reaction of some jewish students following the publication of the official statement of the australian jewish council, which strongly rejected the allegation of threats against jewish students in these protests. blocked it is clear to us that the protests against the genocide in gaza are legitimate and the defense of human rights. the protesting australian students are asking their educational institutions and universities to disclose and cut their ties with the weapons manufacturers who provide weapons to netanyahu to continue the crimes in gaza. we demand a complete severance of the relationship between australian universities and arms manufacturers for tel aviv . australian students also emphasized. as long as they don't get answers to their demands , they will stay in solidarity camps with palestine and continue to improve. hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin abu tarabi fard said that sadiq is a multi-dimensional action that requires a narrative of victory in the media. he said that in the field , t

the victoria university was heated by the reaction of some jewish students.lowing the publication of the official statement of the jewish council of australia, which strongly rejected the claim of threats against jewish students in these protests , the zionist supporters' propaganda abuse of this legitimate sit-in against it blocked the crimes of the israeli regime. it is clear to us that the protests against genocide in gaza is legitimate and the defense of human rights. australian protesting students are asking their educational institutions and universities to disclose and cut their ties with the arms manufacturers who provide weapons to netanyahu to continue the crimes in gaza. we demand a complete severance of the relationship between australian universities and arms manufacturers for tel aviv. australian students also emphasized until the answer to their demands. they don't take it , they stay in camps related to palestine and continue to improve. esmail puraji, regional office of south east asia broadcasting news agency. in france, some universities we

i want to bring cnn legal analyst norm eisen, and georgetown university law professor victoria nurse to both of you. thanks for joining us. what do you see is the significance of these rulings or the judge at least so far? >> the wolf there were some questions about judge maryellen noreika because you'll remember there was a plea bargain before her to resolve all of hunter biden's criminal problems. the prosecution agreed on it. the defense and hunter biden agreed on it. special counsel, david weiss agreed out at the judge, didn't agree. she threw it out and myself and some others thought, gosh, was that a fair resolution? but i thought she was very evenhanded today barring some of the most prejudicial information about tax and his paternity suit is drug discharged from the navy, but letting in other relevant material and he's gonna get to challenge the authenticity of some of those emails from off of that laptop. very important for the defense yeah. and victoria, what do you think? because both sides clearly were handled there's some wins in this house that's going to impact the tri

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helical bridge, director of paid leave for all, and victoria difrancesco soto, msnbc contributor and dean of the clinton school of public service at the universitywelcome to you both. victoria, you first hear. does nikki haley -- doesn't she now play into the vp conversation, and i'm curious what you think on our team means . campaign? administration? cabinet? what do you see as realistic given the history between these two? >> alex, i think it's all of the above. with trump you expect the unexpected. that being said, nikki haley is a very savvy, strategic politico and i think she says that if she wants to maintain a foot in the political world that she had to bury the hatchet, and go beyond that and actually endorsed donald trump. so i think that there is the possibility of her serving in the administration. you know, is that a vp? that might be a stretch given how contentious they were during the campaign. but maybe you revisit the secretary of state, something that was on the table in 2016, or at the very least allows her to carry forward her political career, her political aspirations post 2024 point >> so that's my question to you, don. do

registration phones, like those found in the all kinds of fun in school, but university files from the empress of goose to victoria house children's hospital. for instance, i showed that 5 percent of the children born between the end of 1945 on the summer of 1946 had russian fathers. in many of these cases, the only entry on the line for the father is russian. and in parentheses, the german word for right in the entire sylvia talked to patients and historians estimate that more than $500000.00 women would rate during the fast paced while he is american soldiers of thought to have committed over a 190000 sexual assaults. the fig as a still unknown for the british allied troops. the allies divided gemini and by then into full occupations. of the time, the occupiers became deliberate is from then on love affairs with allied soldiers when no longer wrath. soon no one was talking about the crimes committed in the weeks off to the wars and is subject to terms with us one long show for a long time. but even to these a day, people don't like to talk about crimes committed by the allies for the day, for 2 reasons. the 1st

for more on the plan, i've been speaking to victoria honeyman, associate professor in british politics at leeds universityh a small and a large c policy. so it will certainly appeal to some voters that the conservative party are concerned might be tempted by other parties. however, having said that, it's quite polarising. you've already mentioned in your report the fact that this would have a small military element. but the bigger question is, is what problem is the government actually trying to solve with this? if they're worried about the lives of young people, there are lots of other things that they could be looking at that will perhaps have more input to them. so, for example, funding of education. issues relating to house purchases or any of those kind of things. it does make you question what it is the government is trying to solve here with this solution. so you're saying it could be risky politically to be talking — they've talked about addressing social fragmentation. is that something you think that people might pin on them because they've been in powerfor a while? possibly. but i think it's qu

stop aid to the regime at the university of toronto, canada, the students also rejected the authorities' request to end the increase in support for the palestinians in victoria. australia, the supporters of palestine, was the people's position in defending the resistance and condemning the normalization of relations with the zionist regime. yemeni armed forces shot down an american drone. yemeni army my drone is in the province. biza overthrew. this pod was targeted by a surface-to-air missile made in yemen. in recent weeks, yemen has shot down five drones. the yemeni armed forces announced that it will continue to develop its defense capabilities to counter the american and british aggression on yemeni soil and will not stop its military operations against the zionist regime until the blockade and aggression against the palestinian people is lifted. thank you for your attention . what was the motivation behind my presence in this arena as a serving student, if not to serve the people, if not to create an opening, if not in a the word "execution of justice in person" in this arena had no meaning for me. you know, to solve the problem of this government and t

are held in schools, colleges, universities, all for the sake of in order to modern youth knew their roots, loved their homeland and kept its history undistorted. victoriaank you for how the region celebrates victory day, victoria sytenko said. ilya koshlinov is in direct contact with azulanuda now, he will tell you how a military parade was held in the capital of buryatia in honor of the 79th anniversary of the victory. ilya, i welcome what the audience saw. the parade, it began exactly at 10 o’clock local time, after the chiming clock to the music, holy war, banner group on... soviets, that’s the name of our square, they brought out the flag of the russian federation and an exact copy of the legendary victory banner. i note that the banner group includes the best officers of the 103rd missile brigade of the fifth separate guards tank brigade, of course, all of them are participants in a special military operation. well, i will note that the military parade of the formations and military units of the ulanuden garrison also participates in the victory parade in vlanuda. guests from mongolia took part in it, but i’ll tell you about that a little later, i

. >> joining us now is victoria soto, msnbc contributor, dean at the university of arkansas and rick for republican senator ted cruz's presidential campaign. rick, what's your reaction to trump's outreach to libertarians and the reception he got? >> it didn't work, did it? he actually did more harm than good. the local republican parties invited people to go so that reaction would not be apparent. i even got an invitation from republicans. i would have been booing with the libertarians because, look, libertarians -- i'm not a libertarian and i don't really follow their philosophy, but they know what they believe and they know trump is not aligned with them. i wish the republican party remembered what it believed and knows that trump has no governing philosophy. he's a populist, has no governing philosophy, and the republican party has decided to follow this snake oil salesman. the libertarian, good for them, are not going to do it. >> victoria, meanwhile politico reports some republican lawmakers are suggesting trump pick a center right vp like his primary rival nikki haley who endor

victoria koroleva, lead. now. american congressmen passed a bill aimed at palestinian protests. this document will allow the authorities to refuse funding to universitiesn whose territory they are held. rallies in support of residents of the gas sector. the initiative was supported by 320 congressmen, 91 were against it. now the document will be sent to the senate for a vote. let me remind you that a wave of student rallies in the united states began on april 18, and since then, according to american media , about thousands have been detained at pro-palestinian demonstrations in universities. the un security council should expand to include developing countries, in particular africa, russia's permanent representative to the organization vasily nebendya stated in an interview with mikhail gusman. he added that our country is against joining the soviet union with germany and japan, for whom the country was created by the un. the advice should be quite compact, a proposal. to increase it to 35 members, this is unrealistic, this leads us to complete chaos, now , among others, for example, germany and japan are vying for the seats of permanent members, we h

victoria makarova. news. tomorrow the moscow motorcycle festival will be held in the capital, because of this , traffic on several streets will be blocked during the day. from the very morning to the zone universityons, then kosygina street and university square will be closed. in addition, it will not be possible to drive along... big dorogomilovskaya and smolenskaya streets, berezhkovskaya embankment on the outer side of the garden ring. the ceilings will be removed as the motorized convoy passes. more than 660 km of roads are planned to be repaired this year in the moscow region as part of a national project. when determining the scope of work, the authorities take into account the opinions of residents. high-quality roads with sidewalks and storm drains appear where people have spent years we drove and walked literally over rough terrain. they used two types of asphalt, for example, on the sidewalk there is a fine fraction, on the roadway there is a large fraction, even multi-ton loads can travel on it. and it won't require repairs for a long time. local residents have already appreciated the quality of the new road and are waiting for all the streets in the village to be put in order. i have

kim really present, professor at the university of baltimore school of law, tim parlatore, former attorney for donald trump, and victoria nor nurse. georgetown law professor and former chief counsel to then vp biden. they're all win now, i tim what did you think of? i mean, look, we knew this was going to happen, right. and we knew that they were going to go hard on all the things that michael cohen has been saying and doing. how many times did he say he brought up donald trump in every single? tiktok or podcasts or whatever he has done at donald trump has been the subject did it matter by the time we got to that? because as we pointed out, the prosecution tried to get some of this on the table in advance. >> yeah. >> it's an interesting way of starting across to be hit to be honest with you because really, you try and go for a lot of the facts before you go for the bias. i think that's more effective and coming ran at the gate and making about himself of what michael cohen said about him. yeah, that's something that i've done that before, but not on the first question when i've had a witness, it said something like tha

university. five different degrees. tonight, tonight they have just graduated. the first time in their college's history quintuplets have graduated together. from left to right, ludovico, victoriaourth of july, 2002, quite the fireworks, growing up always encouraging each other. the first in their family to go to college. and they went together. and on graduation day, their proud parents, paul and sylvia, right there. all five siblings in cap and gown walking across the stage. and right here tonight -- >> hey, david. we're the povolos. >> david: the family, the ones who are not at work. >> my name is lewd vicko. i'm a political science major. >> i'm a nutrition and food science major. >> my major is bio chemistry. >> i'm ashley. i'm an english major. >> david: their brother marcus at work, but he got a business degree. and tonight, they are all proud of each other. >> it feels great. graduating with my siblings, we put so much work into this. >> we held each other accountable, and we just try to get the most achievements as possible. together. and we just strive for greatness. >> there was a little bit of healthy competition going on, but really, it's all about support, each ot

victoria 12 a 3. ahí se rompe la racha de vioria contarles, carlos, que la construcción ya está en marcha. hablamos de la construcción de los 5 nuevos parques temáticos en universals a despedir con un evento que convocó a decenas de lectores de cómics. la ciudad de concord celebró el sábado el día del cómic gratuito y la tradicional tienda flying colors comic and other cool stuff organizó entonces el evento en su antigua casa y decenas se reunieron para disfrutar de este pasatiempo. y bueno, la tienda anunció que será el último año que realizan este evento en ese lugar sí van a tener que ya entregar el local donde lo estaban alquilando, así que hubo mucha gente pues viviendo eso que es muy nostálgico, los cómics. eres fanático de los cómics como tal? no tanto de los de las series o de las cosas que pasan de los cómics. sí, bueno, es extraño, pero feliz semana para todos (musica( buenas. >> esta noche de noticias telemundo, jose raul molino es el nuevo presidente de electo de el exministro de seguridad habia sustituido al expresidente ri

university of texas weren't students. these are people who are deliberately coming on campus and creating this unrest. maria: all right, victoria, as usualment thanks very much for being here this morning. >> thank youment. maria: victoria coafts. >>> the latest trends and tips on the other side of this break with. we'll lighten it up a bit. you're watching "mornings with maria "live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. maria: welcome back. summer right around the corner. americans are itching to get started on their trav

jefferson college or university nursing school and whoever the person was trying to read these names of the graduates needed some ursel time. -- rehearsal time. >> battista santos. >> victoriathey claim it was the phonetic instruction they had. i'm delighted you will be covering the trump trial tomorrow because we need some clear coverage as some of these other outlets literally becoming cartoonish. politico unveiled their trump trial coverage. this is what happened when pornographic bulb heads. >> he was wearing silk or satin pajama i immediately made fun of him for and said? does mr hefner know? i told him to go change and we obliged politely. >> jesse: those are terrifying >> how did the cover... this is sad. >> laura: i thought this was a joke. >> this is politico doing recreations. even cnn jake tapper not spending on air time cartooning. >> i did some sketches on my ipad here. took it all in. >> made this diagram so you understand what the courtroom is like as the blue dots are cops and the witness it's here which sits as the judges stand is up here. >> laura: i'm doing that tomorrow but jake is a really good artist. >> we've seen judge duty. >> jesse: i will never ge

victoria coates, thanks for joining us this morning on an important day. we appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: we showed you last week when anti-israel protesters broke into columbia university's. three janitors said they were held hostage. well, they spoke out about a it this morning. what did they say, lauren? lauren: they were petrified. they worked the night shift. watch some of their reactions here. >> the entire tw work force in the building was fearful and and rightfully so. they stormed in, but in particular two of the custodians had to fight their bay out. they were expolice sitly told, you're staying here, you're not going anywhere, this cause is bigger than you. imagine that. imagine two kind of smarmy sort of entitled, spoiledded bratty occupiers of the building come in and tell these blue collar men and women, you're not going anywhere, you're staying here because this cause is bigger than you, and they had had to get home to their families. lauren: that is so elitist. that is the head of their union. these men and women were working hard, the late shift, to support and provide for their families. and they're held up by students saying a cause is greater than what

universal, it's out july 19th. >> true! >> that is true. >> yes. >> one quick final item, spice girls recently celebrated victoria beckham's 50th and now inchange our electric bills. the plan might save money for low income earners and electric car owners, but it would also include a guaranteed flat rate that might mean customers pay more. it's aimed at reducing the cost for people impacted by extreme weather and those who charge electric cars at home. it would lower usage rates by 5 to 7% per kilowatt hour, and rates then drop by nearly 10% during peak hours. but with the flat rate, customers would also pay a fixed $24 per month. low income households might receive discounts of up to 50. happening now our bob redell ifollowing the des ba >>> this morning on the third hour of "today," points of contention. >> it does kind of feel like a bait and switch. >> popular reward cards under the microscope today from fees

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