will grant willgrant in will grant in mexico city.he pandemic — finally kicks off today. england are the hosts, and their men's team will play samoa in newcastle in the opening game. the tournament — which includes the men's, women's and wheelchair world cups — is being billed as the biggest and most inclusive the sport has ever held, with sixty one games across twenty—one venues. mike bushell is there. thanks very much and welcome to stjames' park, newcastle, normally home to newcastle united football club. but today it is all about rugby league. and the start really of the biggest world cup tournament ever held. there are three world cups going on over the next few weeks, month or so. you have the men's tournament starting today. in a couple of weeks you have got the women's world cup, and also the wheelchair rugby league world cup starting down in london on november the 3rd. that is the first time they have been integrated, happening to raise the profile and spread the word and appeal of this wonderful game, rugby league. fast and

will grant, bbc news.loned by a company in china in the last month. here is maya — the first wolf pup to be born. she's playing with her surrogate mother, who is a beagle. mijidong is the chief executive of sinogene, the company that made this happen and join us now from beijing. your company specialises in cloning dogs, cats, horses, but groups like the world wildlife fund have stated that arctic wolves are one of the least endangered species — why have you decided to clone them as it is not for conservation? 0k. however, arctic wolves, it is not static, are you saying that this was in 2000? 2018. it means the species protection of walls is still meaningful. the un approved a non—binding declaration to ban all forms of human cloning — the question on animal cloning remains open — morally and ethically, why do you feel animal cloning injustified? 0k. ok. i think it is very meaningful. it is related to humans. and it is the important basis for human survival. cloning has important value, in particular when

will grant, bbc news. the uk's biggest movie event, the london film festival is under way. lms, showcasing british talent and oscar hopefuls. the opening film was the world premiere of matilda the musical. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. the uk's biggest movie event, the london film festival has got underway. the world premiere of matilda the musical is opening this year's london film festival. it boasts an all—star cast, including dame emma thomson as miss trunchbull. how much of an honour does it feel to have this film opening the london film festival this year? i mean, iwas so, so surprised, because... i don't know why i was surprised, because, isuppose, it's been around for a while, the story, and it's the london film festival, obviously. it normally opens with, i don't know, martin mcdonagh's latest, you know. and i think it's a wonderful thing to have chosen. she said details one of the decade's most significant stories, the new york times investigation into harvey weinstein, which helped launch the me too movement. the only way these women are g

grant would be willing to accept a quick victory. all of those expectations for victory in two weeks left the army destroyed in a month, or whatever. grant wouldn't mind, he will give it a shot if he can. but he is also realistic enough to know, probably, he is going to have to play out the whole campaign. what he plans to do is basically, and he has got this in mind. not the details of it, of course. but in broad terms, he will keep moving to the southeast and circle around richmond to the east. if you can get straight into richmond, sure. but on the other hand, he thinks probably, and he tells a staff officer before the campaign starts. they're still up here before the army has left their camps. he tells a staff officer, when we get here, and he points to petersburg, when we get here, the war will be over. that was pretty close to being true. so anyway, the campaign begins in may of 64. so you can see there, grand starts out north, crosses early in may, and lee meets him. i don't think grant really thoughtfully was going to let him

worldly experiences affect our spiritual state, therefore, together with eternal blessings, the lord will grant help in earthly affairs. and god mother, many people turn in a variety of life situations. the most holy mother of god does not leave unanswered those who cry out to her, therefore, believing people in the earliest centuries of being. churches realized the power of this intercession. today, on every bare head of zhen and in every prayer a christian is sent, there is an appeal of the mother of god , and the church tradition has hundreds of different icons depicting the blessed virgin also today. i would like to recall the wonderful tradition that has developed on our belarusian land on the day of the intercession of the most holy theotokos to celebrate the state mother's day . it is very important that we remember highly maternal service on the day of the great mother of god feast, because the mother of god of this highest example of both maternal and and christian ministry. without a doubt, behind all the most worthy, significant and great that humanity has managed to achieve is the t

will change the terms of grants for individual entrepreneurs who were called up for partial mobilization. yes, such conditions will be reviewed, in particular for grants for social and young entrepreneurs, which are issued by the ministry of economic development. if the entrepreneur has already received a grant for his project, then he will be able to suspend the fulfillment of obligations without any fines or investigations or return the entire amount of the grant to the recipient of the grant if he is called. participation in a special military operation may count on easing the requirements that apply to the implementation of his grant after the completion of partial mobilization activities, grant recipients will be able to conclude an additional agreement and adjust the timing and results of their project. for example, extending the project implementation period is another important issue regarding pension provision, this issue is equally of concern to both employees and individual entrepreneurs themselves, that form pension rights. previously, it was alrea

now they're certainly welcome in the welcoming these grants, accepting the jobs that they likely will create. this irony was certainly not lost by biden and his speech about the grants. okay, so this is a really significant investment, but how much would you say this will help the united states to really establish itself in the electric vehicles market? i would say it's, it's one significant step forward. now biden has been pretty explicit that this is a challenge to china and chinese companies control over the, the battery market. china and chinese companies control about half of the materials production that go into e, the batteries. now the united states controls less than one percent of lithium production. that said, this will be pretty significant. it will click very well with the inflation reduction act which will give tax breaks to evie manufacturers, but on a stipulation that much of the materials that will go into those evie batteries and those e b 's have to come from the united states. so that's what these grants will do, and it is a significant step forward that said the u

, you know poetry - it's all the same work with the text, but i sincerely believe that the lord will grant; the rest is written by the author. i myself do not know how i write them, as if i breathe and do not breathe and the letters, turning into prints, whining. you print them out in the morning, make public release five, as if you can influence the word, as if you can designate the time. the harshness of life whistle chimney. please, my light, not a word about the war, not a word about the inflated price that you have to pay, stringing beads on a thread, not a word about the hamstrings and its kinship about the eternal lack of money in captivity about how empty it is drowning well, referring to the pictures of gardening. i turn her into books at night, not i'm hoes and hoes, only fingers erased by morning. and if i ever die, which i can't believe. you remember that my poems are like doors in the keyhole, the hole of which is the disk of the moon and clouds. yes, no visible. until the fourteenth year, yes, donetsk a was the best. cities on earth are like this now. it is still the best cit

everything will be normal according to the laws and the person will save his life. and god grantwe will continue our discussion a little more about what is happening in crimea now in general. and what about those crimean tatars who remain in crimea, what problems are they living there now, and what does their life look like? during this partial or global mobilization, i am asking for 10 days five ago

grant will have won the war lee will be defeated in everything will be fine. and of course that is radically unrealistic. the generals that grant had defeated in, mississippi and at chattanooga were good generals confederate generals, john, pemberton and mississippi braxton bragg in chattanooga. they were good generals, but they were decidedly second cheer. albertsoni johnston was viewed as a first-year general. we really don't know how good or bad. he was grant beat him too quickly. and then he died at shiloh. but lee is obviously the best that confederacy has lee's stature and reputation are towering dominating. the his soldiers had very high morale. they really don't believe he can be defeated. they don't believe they can be defeated. this is going to be stand them in good stead and they are quite good and lee has put together quite a bit of a winning team one advantage that lee has had and putting together a winning team with the army of northern virginia. is that lean knows how to handle jefferson davis and when lee once an officer transferred out of my ar

since prism i will grant you to would be up off su, 4 work. if consciously of put your boss, you defend your ski horse kicks will like you know. for sure. gonzalez, she cheer west coach. unifor you. judy daughter jim sama washington rudolf war. your british school say years ago. valuation woodruff alba boom. just to what i still cared about, bullet dornbush chloe gentle's school bleached the soviet ortho was in a thanked, ignored events, took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid in munich, britain and germany signed a mutual non aggression pact that was the combination of the policy to appease hitler. ah, i have brought you peace. prime minister chamberlain proudly tell the british people on his return from munich churchill reply we have sustained the total on unmitigated defeat. those are the features which marked i named providence stewardship for which great britain and france have dearly to pay churchill beak realised on. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's

i will grant you, he managed to get the lieutenant governor's job after being the mayor of braddock.. it's not really a career. >> reporter: do you think dr. oz is good? >> i don't know if he was the best candidate we could have chosen to represent the republican party. but he is certainly a very reasonable and good candidate. >> reporter: abby, how do you feel about dr. oz? >> i can remember being in elementary school and coming home and getting off the bus and sitting down in the living room and dr. oz would be on. i feel that he has made his money and built his oz empire off of misinformation and of shaming patients, shaming women specifically a lot. i think that there is a lot good to be said for john fetterman. he has been deep into pennsylvania communities. he has put in a lot of time for pennsylvania. >> reporter: how important do you think this upcoming election is? >> we need to take pause and see if the direction we're heading is good or bad for our country. and be willing to change course. >> i think we have a serious responsibility to ourselves and to each other and to th

will grant's got me as of tomorrow, you probably it was from a surgery, but the you only to put data. do you know that that percent of should use for just compressed opinion that the repetition that suddenly celia newman actually that would be ok the which i will guns. you put the home or a good it amounts in the pro linear was off dogs all here. the human in the older force needs to can brush epsky. yes. good. healey practitioner is getting a deal. let's get nazi kilometer nibble. and he had no choice cuz i just, i couldn't remember him more than you go and escalate lester. my cousin lee, fullest way, complete with a a k. i wasn't sure to bring my to who to with, with the vision you said a little when you play mucho ah, i wish slowly. so a physician associated with 32 don't use it. would it be that she, julie jo rebuilt the shoulder, could he will do this and he said he had to get you got the whole metro or you know that once more and okay, so we'll to clue things, you know, but you know what you do in the benefit which get it to nip with the quiz 0. so much so jim know, so you pay m

but it's not clear if congress will grant that request in a major funding bill planned for a december department. officials tell congress more than 34 million dollars will be needed to continue on with the investigation that's nearing its two-year mark. more than 870 arrests have been made so far with help from 93 federal prosecutors. officers from across the country who are volunteering, personnel. >> a judge has ordered the release of emails between former president trump and his attorney to the january 6 panel. the january 6th house committee is investigating the attack at the federal judge said the emails could not be withheld because they could include evidence of crimes. according to the ruling trump signed legal documents challenging the results of the 2020 election that included voter fraud claims he knew to be false. the documents are related to voting. fulton county, georgia. the trump claims were improperly counted. >> authorities are warning parents to check their kids halloween candy, extra carefully this year. this comes after thousands of fentanyl pills were found in se

will grant, bbc news. laura: cuba's struggles.r news, mass gunmen in the mexican state have killed a town man, his father in at least 16 other people in a double attack on the mayor's home in the town hall. he was in charge of -- and one of mexico's most dangerous regions, where cartels battle to control drug routes along the pacific. the fbi has gathered sufficient evidence to warrant charging hunter biden, the president's son, with tax and gun related crimes. a file has been sent to prosecutors who will file any indictments. the fbi has been investigating the psident's son since 2018 over claims he failed to pay all his taxes on foreign investments and over forms he filled in over porch -- purchase of a handgun. president biden has pardon all people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law and is urging governorso do the same for state convictions. this get the latest from our washington correspondent. this was a campaign pledge by jobiden, how money people does it affect and why? emma: it's going to affect about six

do you think grant shapps will do better— integrity. the role? he - integrity. do you think grant shapps will do better in the role? he will. will do better in the role? he will still have to _ will do better in the role? he will still have to solve _ will do better in the role? he will still have to solve the _ will do better in the role? he will still have to solve the same - still have to solve the same problems like the seasonal agricultural workers scheme. the small— agricultural workers scheme. the small boats crossing the channel will be _ small boats crossing the channel will be present in everybody's mines and the _ will be present in everybody's mines and the overall migration policy will have — and the overall migration policy will have to be decided in the usual way. will have to be decided in the usual way but— will have to be decided in the usual way but i— will have to be decided in the usual way. but i cannot. for will have to be decided in the usual way. but i cannot.— way. but i cannot. for those olicies way. but i can

victory will be granted to us even now and we will preserve our freedom, our independence, our rightto live according to the great traditions that the previous heroic generations have destined for us according to their faith. and hope what exactly is this life? including will contribute to the spiritual revival. of our people, we pray for all this and hope that the queen of heaven will bend her mercy over the russian land and over our people, strengthening us on the paths. of our historical movement in such a way that the soul of the people, its faith and its opportunity to live in a free and independent country, which our previous generations gave us, remain intact. yes, the queen of heaven preserves our russian church and all those who, with faith and hope, ask that the most pure veil be stretched over them and i for the salvation of our souls and bodies. amen happy holidays to you congratulations.

suddenly there is a goldfish that will grant a wish such a thing has never been caught. let's get lucky today. thanks a lot guys. good luck to you. it seems to me that fishermen come here, not so much for a big catch. how much to catch the inner zen these places with their beauty give a state of peace. this is how my polissya adventures turned out to be rich , amazing and very, very interesting , i recommend repeating them. don't look for an excuse to stay at home. find reasons to travel with the project itinerary built see you soon. hare is a mammal animal. recently , belonging to the order of hares and the family of hares, they were previously considered a type of rodent, but scientists found out there are certain differences in the composition of the blood and in the structure of the teeth, and everything fell into place. the hare is distributed in all corners of the planet. unless in antarctica belarus got two species rusak and hare , once the closest relatives were considered one original species, but it broke up the highest density. rusakov is currently preserved i

we will grant such a bank the status of e our partner and give it access to the commercial operationircuit. so, what do those who are already using this regime in the four regions you mentioned moscow, the moscow region, the republic of tatarstan and the kaluga region receive? what kind of feedback do you get, and we interact with such taxpayers. we, uh, knowingly uh, started from the middle of the year, and not from the beginning of the year, because the project is enough. technologically complex uh, we took these half a year in order to have a small number of taxpayers in order to be able to receive feedback from each of them almost manually and understand what and where we need to tighten up, what and where we need to improve. we are actively interacting, including calling up our taxpayers. so far, we've mostly received positive feedback. and in general, it is convenient for taxpayers, and they like the increased rates. it does not bother. this is some price. that is, they receive for this, uh, other benefits. they are not pay insurance premiums. they don't report. please tell us

chance, want to extradite me, won't send me back to hong kong or china, or perhaps one day they will grantt on. it's not a winning battle. we don't know yet, but i can see that democracies in free countries in the world are uniting. they are joining hands together into one stronger camp for democracy and freedom. that, i can see, is essential for checks and balances against the growing economic power or political power china is going to be. let's now turn from the international context, in which you work now as an activist in exile, to what is actually happening on the ground in hong kong itself, because, of course, you still have very close contacts there. would you acknowledge that... i do. yeah. would you acknowledge that the sort of pro—democracy opposition to the authorities in hong kong, obviously now clearly dominated by instruction from beijing, the opposition has been, in essence, neutralised? to be honest, i can see that, i can feel that. there's no opposition in hong kong now. they are either in jails or silenced or in exile. so in the parliament, there's no oppositions because

suddenly there is a goldfish that will grant a wish such a thing has never been caught.cky today. thanks a lot guys. good luck to you. it seems to me that fishermen come here, not so much for a big catch. how much for to catch the inner zen, these places with their beauty give a state of peace. this is how my adventure trips turned out to be rich, amazing and very, very interesting, i recommend repeating do not look for a reason to stay at home. find reasons to travel with the project itinerary built see you soon. in our program, only the most relevant topics are lies, substitution of concepts, intimidation , appeal to emotions. for each person there is a hook for which you can hook and drag the stars, experts and psychotherapists share their thoughts. now such a world, in general, here is the planet earth. it is all disturbing. so i accepted the problem. i cried, screamed, sobbed and went to solve this problem and teaches me to cope with any difficulties. the number one task is to return the feeling of yourself not to give negative emotions for being encapsulated and th

here's our correspondent in mexico city, will grant.igrants have been to hell and back to get to the point that those protests took place, ie, southern mexico. they have already traversed the derian gap which separates columbia from panama. thick, very very treacherous jungle. pregnant women, people with their children in their arms and so on, so they have very, very little intention of turning back at this stage despite the policy change taking place in washington. and in fact, those who were already in the united states and who've been deported since the policy announcement changed are also gathering along the border, refusing to go anywhere for the time being and talking about ways of getting back in. so, will, venezuelans on both sides of mexico angry at the united states, is this likely to change washington's policy towards them? not at this stage. i think what's clear is that are a variety of things at play here. one of course is the mid—term elections that are not too far away. certainly the biden administration with a close eye

our latin america correspondent, will grant, has more on the story.vernment, this speed boat had actually come from the united states, and cubans were being trafficked, according to the government, as i stress, back to the united states, when the cuban coastguard attempted to intercept it. there was a collision. this was in a place just off the northern coast, a place called bahia honda, and we understand that about two dozen people were rescued from the waters, but five people killed. as you mentioned, one a minor, a little girl, three women and one man. of course, the cuban government has been very quick to criticise us policy towards the island, blaming it as at the cause of this, saying that it was ultimately another consequence of us policy towards cuba. the us embassy in cuba has offered its condolences to the victims families and they always point out the severe dangers ofjourneys of this type. will, can you give us a bit more detail on the back story there. why would the cuban government blame us policy when one of its boats has collided with

will grant is our correspondent in mexico city. this seems like a thumb in the eye to washington.e eye to washington.— this seems like a thumb in the eye to washington. to an extent it is. eye to washington. to an extent it is- what _ eye to washington. to an extent it is- what is _ eye to washington. to an extent it is. what is happening - eye to washington. to an extent it is. what is happening here - it is. what is happening here is partly the fact that these migrants have been to hell and back to get to the point that those protests took place, aida, southern mexico. they have already traversed the derian gap which separates columbia from panama. thick, very treacherous jungle. pregnant women, people with their children in their arms and so on, so they have very, very little intention of turning back at this stage despite the policy change taking place in washington and in fact those who were already in fact those who were already in the united states and have been deported since the policy announcement changed are also gathering along the border, refusing to go anywhere for t

seen excessive engage, where i am in the state of washington in new york, the foreign minister will grant, and that, is it one of those things? and then now did you wanna leave the relations with the u. s? this is the least thing that does happen. then there are other mission that we need to get on says, well, we might need to know what sort of impact do you think this remark will have on bilateral relations between america and pakistan? or do you think a common like this can be written off or maybe on the level of diplomats between the 2 countries it can be result. i think this is going to damage relations because he has a probability and it is not something that we take likely because it's not the 1st time that the american leadership or the american establishment has made the sort of remarks against spike to slot. so it doesn't mean of american attacking parker son in this particular fashion. and i think it make it very difficult for any government. in fact, his son to see who demands that the u. s. may make whether it's the military use of all is whether it's witness wants all of thes

but i sincerely believe that the lord will grant us the line everything else the author writes.em, as if i breathe and do not breathe and the letters, turning into prints, whining. you print them out in the morning, make public release five, as if you can influence the word, as if you can designate the time. the harshness of life whistle chimney. please, my light, not a word about the war, not a word about the inflated price that you have to pay, stringing beads on a thread, not a word about the hamstrings and its kinship about eternal lack of money in captivity, about how empty the virgin soil is swamped, referring to the gardening pictures. i am her at night i turn into books not with choppers and hoes, only fingers erased by morning. and if i ever die, which i can't believe. you remember that my poems are like doors in the keyhole, the hole of which is the disk of the moon and clouds. no, they are visible. until the fourteenth year, yes, donetsk a was the best. cities on earth are like this now. it is still the best city and nothing, probably, has changed, except that, apart

and grant says, that will be fine. -- u.s. grant and son fred, colleen illinois. and the clerk turns white and goes and rounds to get the manager and they are quickly escorted to the -- so, he's just kind of a self effacing guy. he is not that into -- but in the moment, he is somebody who kind of exudes this quiet leadership. and i think that that was the case as president. >> i think you describe him -- a very, very complex personality. hard to get to know him. -- >> a couple of close friends. sherman was a close friend in the military. child, who's a philadelphia businessman, who he gets to know and shares a vacation home -- another quick anecdote. his self effacing -- he's going to this vacation home in long branch, new jersey. and he goes on a steamer. and he's by himself. and a woman comes with her two children and she's trying to take them to the other side and put them on the boat, but she can't stay. she has to go off. and she's looking around frantically for someone to stay with the children, someone to put them up on the other side. and he walks up and s

and the visa will be granted before they arriving in the city. and the program is an atom hi earns and as well as recent graduates from the awards top 100 universities, the hopes this will save their shrinking workforce in hong kong. while so much for the plans, but how much of a problem could it be then that mr. lee also said that more security laws are currently being explored when it's these policies and beijing scroll control over political freedoms that have been driving many people out of hong kong. yes, a hong kong now has lost thousands of residents. since the pandemic started worth in a brain drain from the international financial hub and now and ongoing political crackdown and diminished freedoms following the implementation of strict national security law course, the mass exodus of residence. we have seen that in record high, you know, school vaccines and also our pension balance with the draws. so this is really a problem for, for them. and, but lee also reject the use of turns or immigration waves to describe hong guns are declining p

the foreign and interior ministries announced that around $1000.00 afghans and their families will be granted entry. they include activists, journalists, and religious minorities with just 2 weeks to go before brazil holds a runoff. boat tenets presidential election. the 2 candidates have held their 1st one on one debate incumbent leader, shire bo sanara, exchange heated words with brazil's former present. louise had not yielded to silva . lulu won the elections 1st route with 48 percent of backed up. the trial of football star nima has started in spain. the brazilian forward, his parents and several others stand accused of lying about the cost of his transfer to barcelona. nearly a decade ago, prosecutors are asking for a 2 year jail term and 10000000 euros in pines. ford name are who is expected to testify on friday. well, this bonus laker season has been unusual with perennial champions by and munich so far unable to assert themselves at the front of the pack. in recent weeks when young berlin have been the ones topping the table in only their 4th season in the division matched, a tan saw

should the senator's application be granted, the subpoena blocked, the grand jury work will be indefinitely the innocent or guilty will lie beyond the grand jury grasp. what will the supreme court do here? >> i'm glad you read the line the lower courts are trying to draw, i think the media exaggerated what is happening here. senator graham does not have to testify about things he was doing as part of he jit mat activities like senate judiciary committee, about absentee ballots and counting. what lower courts are allowing and i think the supreme court will let the lower court continue to run the process. maybe the prosecutor in georgia is allowed to ask about things senator graham was doing politically like talking with the trump white house and trying to get officials to change rules or to cheat essentially, that according to the lower courts here is outside senator graham's legislative duties, that is acting like a republican politician. i think the supreme court may not want to get into the thicket of what questions and leave to lower courts to handle. >> shannon: do you think they will g

development and i think it's our second or third vessel that will eventually be providing the mission bay and treasure island service. the grant will help us build a zero emission ferry network in fact for these locations and we are helping to deliver ferry terminal infrastructure including plazas, shelters and public restrooms on treasure island so that's a partnership with ticd, the developer, treasure island community development and tida, the redevelopment agency. next, the mtc, metro transportation and the bay area caltrans office jointly recommended bay sky phase i project of which we're a part for $50 million in funding from the state sennal bill one solutions for congested corridors program. within san francisco, this is a trans bay corridor extending from west oakland to san francisco and the san francisco segment includes construction of a multiuse path from the top of your buena island down to treasure island as well as some ferry infrastructure charging equipment as well. the request includes the west oakland link east, in the east bay and they just received an active transportation program grant from the state as

development and i think it's our second or third vessel that will eventually be providing the mission bay and treasure island service. the grant will help us build a zero emission ferry network in fact for these locations and we are helping to deliver ferry terminal infrastructure including plazas, shelters and public restrooms on treasure island so that's a partnership with ticd, the developer, treasure island community development and tida, the redevelopment agency. next, the mtc, metro transportation and the bay area caltrans office jointly recommended bay sky phase i project of which we're a part for $50 million in funding from the state sennal bill one solutions for congested corridors program. within san francisco, this is a trans bay corridor extending from west oakland to san francisco and the san francisco segment includes construction of a multiuse path from the top of your buena island down to treasure island as well as some ferry infrastructure charging equipment as well. the request includes the west oakland link east, in the east bay and they just received an active transportation program grant from the state as

just a day earlier a tiktok video uploaded offering 70 grant to anyone willing to drive 18-wheeler from alerting authority who took the migrants to a nearby detention center for processing. meantime, new york city mayor eric adams calling texas governor greg abbott inhumane and a global embarrassment for busing migrants to the big apple. turns out the democratic mayor of el paso, texas sent twice as many illegal immigrants to new york city no outrage. the mayor sending more than 7,000 migrants to new york city since august 23rd. that's compared to just over 3,000 sent by governor abbott. new york not the only sanctuary city getting migrants from el paso. chicago has received an influx of more than 1800 migrants since august. brian, back to you. >> brian: outrageous, the village -- thank you, todd. the village of el he will elmont goalry. what do they know. police say it was actually the biden administration, secretly flew dozens of migrant teenagers into that small town into their airport. here to make sense of it the best they can montgomery mayor steve rush are a. tell me what happene

i will jump forward again. it grants funeral just to show you how well respected he was across the land a million people show up in new york city and lined the streets and they bring out their old uniforms the union and confederate uniforms and they lined the streets of new york city. his pallbearers are to union generals into confederate generals. at the end of his life and that's the relationships they have that went back all the way to the mexican-american war. >> in the book you cover the fact that lincoln wasn't envious but he looked over his shoulder at some point and saw grant and said oh my gosh this guide may run for president against may, right? >> yeah you did but grant thought he was that popularity was that popular with the american people but grant never had that aspiration. he really didn't want to run for political office. he was asked all the time to run for president and he said they'll may office i thought about running for was mayor of galena so i could build a wall from my house to the depot. he fini

comcast rise is accepting applications for grants that will go to small businesses owned by women and people of color. a million dollars in grants will be awarded to 100 small businesses in the bay area this year to apply for a naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >>> trending right now, our traffic reporter, and oh, my, this is mike's path finder. he says he and his daughter had just parked. they were 5 feet down the sidewalk when they heard a crunch, a grind and more crunching. a car had crashed into their parked vehicle. apparently the path finder had been through a lot. this is the third time it's bee