she's legit republican candidates. donald trump, who had 41 percent support new york times poland san today reveal the iris edged head of trump in 3 battle ground states. well, she ever tennessee joins as long as not from washington dc, and presumably she have the democrats. so we'll see this as a vindication have harris on the ticket, especially in terms of the economy that they, well, i wouldn't go that far the, at the very least the, what we're saying though is harris has stopped the bleeding that we were saying under bite. and as you said, trump is and 41 percent irises and 42 percent of possible minus margin of error of 3 point one percent. so i think the most we can says the level here, but the point the person who hours is beating is joe biting last month in the same poll bite in the 7 points behind harris. so she's, yeah, she's staunch the bleeding that, but then the on in the same poll, there is also trouble for her as when we talk about the economy, the overall. yeah, there's a feedback feel good idea of how as she can be just as good a trump. but when i, when the americans

that at the same time in germany, poland and the baltics have begun a discussion about deploying nuclear weapons on their territory. the americans want to do the same thing quasi. the new yorks that the american strategy focuses on the fact that china's nuclear forces will increase to a thousand missiles by 2030, to one and a half thousand by 2035. according to the american military, beijing has already begun loading nuclear missiles into some new silos. the president recently issued an updated guide to the use of nuclear weapons, which takes into account the realities of the new nuclear era. it notes the need to address the growth and diversity of the people's republic of china's nuclear arsenal, and to deter russia, china, and north korea simultaneously. in a classified document approved in march, the president ordered u.s. forces to prepare for possible coordinated nuclear clashes with russia, china, and north korea. president biden approved a highly classified strategic nuclear plan for the united states in march that for the first time refocuses america's deterrence strategy. the white house never announced that mr. biden had approved a revised strategy, called the nuc

back to this, but in 2021, the new york times look for other countries where reproductive rights were on the decline, and they put the u.s. in the category of poland and nicaragua. basically, you guys are on your own, going backwards. so, can you talk a little bit about how what you have seen in other places, this broader, bigger view, what that tells you about where we are at and if there is a way out of it? >> yeah. so, i think there has been a lot of attention given to the big wins coming out of latin america, in argentina in 2020, mexico in 2021, and colombia in 2022, where all of those countries, whether through laws, lovemaking processes or through the courts, were able to move through greater decriminalization of abortion and broader access to services. one of the things where if you talk to people who are part of those movements who have led network and they have had decades long struggles which in many ways have been incremental -- we can talk about the legal strategy and legal arguments and how they may differ from what we are able to use here in the u.s. for a variety of reasons. a big part of that work was tied to the movement building

poland. for the first time in the history of russian tennis , two sisters, mira and erika andreeva, will perform on the courts of new york, and although this sounds like a phrase from a science fiction novel, they will be able to play each other only in the final, however, for this each will have to win six victories. by the way, the famous the williams sisters met twice in the main match at the us open. it remains only to add that this year the tennis players will play for a record prize fund of 75 million dollars. the winner in the first round will become 100,000 richer, so there is something to fight for. alexander sadakov, sports news, channel one. this is elbek and forongist, they met each other on the internet 5 days after meeting elbek decided that he wanted to get married, but first he had to at least meet, and for this elbek had to meet and talk to farangiz's father, to get permission, and farangiz will meet to talk with elbekka's mother to get approval, only after that the long-awaited first happened. samarkand is a city, getting into which the feeling is that you have learned to travel in time without a time m

following day on september 2nd the new york times headlines said that europe's turmoil was reflected at the fair. they wrote quote. with bombs bursting over poland yesterday the impact of general war that seemed to threaten europe finally broke with full force at the world's fair. which such a short time ago was dedicated with brave speeches of international peace and goodwill. end quote the 1939 world's fair was supposed to be a celebration of mankind's progress a glorious vision of the future literally called the world of tomorrow. and so with that by means of a teaser what i want to explore in tonight's presentation is exactly that how did this fair full of such promise? collapse into the fires of world war two and what vision of the future did it present? how far off were we? so for about the next hour or so, i'm going to explore this fascinating moment in history, and then there'll be plenty of time at the end for some q&a so you can feel free to enter it into the question in box throughout or hang on to it for the end. and i want to begin by looking not just at the world's fair and the vision for the future that it presented but really the

poland. for the first time in the history of russian tennis, two sisters, mira and erika andreeva, will perform on the courts of new york, and although it sounds it's... like a phrase from a science fiction novel, they will be able to play each other only in the final, however, for this each will have to win six times. by the way, the famous williams sisters met twice in the main match at the us open. it remains only to add that this year the tennis players will play for a record prize fund of 75 million dollars. the winner in the first round will become 100,000 richer, so there is something to fight for. musical project two stars - fathers and sons, no arguments are needed to confirm the main fact: next to loved ones can grow real creative wings. aglaya shilovskaya would certainly support me in this, but today we will briefly break the tradition of communication. aglaya herself will tell the reason for today's absence. aglaya, hello! hello everyone, dear viewers, hello, sasha. unfortunately, i am not with you today, sometimes unforeseen circumstances happen to artists and people, so today i am worried about all the par

poland. for the first time in the history of russian tennis , two sisters, mira and eric, will perform on the courts of new yorknovel, they will only be able to play each other in the final, however, for this each will have to win six times. by the way, the famous williams sisters met twice in the main match at the us open. it remains only to add that this year the tennis players will play for a record prize fund of 75 million dollars, the winner of the first round will become 100 thousand richer, so there is something to fight for. now we will find out what events have happened in the country and the world by this hour, the news broadcast on the first channel is on air. this is the news on the first, maria vasilyeva studio, hello, at the beginning about the situation in the border area of ​​the kursk region, the concentration of enemy armored personnel carriers was attacked by an army aviation crew on a k-52 helicopter. aircraft missiles, the result: a precise hit. on the ground , the calculation of the mobile radar complex of the artillery reconnaissance of the northern group of troops helps to fight enemy ai