and then the protocol is sending documents saying new york us community is trying to sell student loans in the west bank. the so labeled great real estate event was organized by the my own firm that's being true in the us and canada. according to united nations security council resolution 2334. the construction of as really settlements all occupied policy in the land is illegal. and as we saw a profile, assuming documents have been especially outrage by such options. recently being held up the synagogues across north america, some of the lands offers of even being posted for both inside gals and several is really government ministers have been calling for the palestinian intake to be settled by his release after the war. because a reaction to the controversial furs from published the indian journalist shelly adore. this is a regular kind of auctions happening in the united states and canada and north american general. now at selling the store lance of the policy and then, and it was bank. and even able to can sell jobs, where they would do that they are, is giving the opportunity to uh,

how us getting along in the middle of the pro policy knock. this a new york jewish community is trying to sell stolen land in the west by the so labeled rates real estate event was organized by the my home for me not to be true in the us and canada. according to the united nations security council resolution 2334. the construction of us really settlements on code occupied palestinian land is illegal unless the stall pro palestinian activists. how being, especially i rage, by such auctions recently being held of synagogues in both the united states and canada as some of the land offers have even been posted for plots inside gas. and several is really government ministers have been calling for the palestinian enclave to be settled by his release after the war. we got reaction to the controversial auctions from palestinian journalist shelby of deluxe. this is a little kind of for shows happening in the united states and canada and north and american general now at selling the store lance of the policy and then, and it was bank and even able to can sell jobs where they would do t

, local communities of kyiv, ukraine in general, and we will also have communities visiting us today. from kherson region, new york, mykolaiv region, i.e. people who, in conditions of de-occupation or the threat of occupation, actually return and keep their own. this year , the organizers invite everyone to participate in lectures, discussions, poetry readings and concerts. among the speakers of the festival are well-known media, military and cultural figures actors all these parts from last year have been preserved, the only thing is that thanks to the focal topic , the program has become more complete and aimed at those topics and requests that are present in ukrainian society today. we will also talk. and about the ukrainian shot dead 20s and 30s, about the ukrainian 60s, we will show this line between historical stages and our present day. the festival takes place on the lawn of protasovoy yar and in memory of activist and soldier roman ratushny, who died in june 2022 in kharkiv region. he actively fought against next development of this place, but even after the death of roman, the struggle for continues, the

york and community. it was be just like if it gives us driving hop, you have actually to feel position a comfortable that does not happen that it'd be continuing to. i don't think this considered in my personal view. i'm not a member of any part of that. so i obviously mind independent view, i think it is good for the country that i did this element of skipping, again, continue to maybe get at least a pretty, pretty nice. thank you. so mazda drew towards direct to the foundation for breaking down the, counting the numbers for us. so electric spots are really pointing out that perhaps the west would nor to wanted to see another movie come back, given the fact that he is a motto lead also to see with the marshal foreign policy, which the west had the problems with the but in all likelihood what it looks like by the end of the day, we will know of who's going to form the document for now the dns of the parties, and with all parties that have the numbers with each allies back to you in the studio. all right, thank you really just for bringing us up to speed that with best. now that gives us a clear picture o

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us for the usa cricket community top. now, let's speak to tom blow — deputy sports editorfor the mirror us, and who has been covering the match from new yorkted but not too much of a shock because team usa have developed in the last few years and they have stuart law and corey anderson has played for new zealand in the 2015 world cup so they've got experience there and they've got some exciting young players like aaron jones exciting young players like aaronjones who hit 94 not out and he performed again today, so it's not a massive shock but are definitely a big shock and it's going to go down in history as the first big usa when in a world cup. the game was tied right _ when in a world cup. the game was tied right at _ when in a world cup. the game was tied right at the _ when in a world cup. the game was tied right at the end, - when in a world cup. the game was tied right at the end, so . was tied right at the end, so take us to the super over and what happened. 50. take us to the super over and what happened.— take us to the super over and what happened. so, yeah the usa batted first, _ what happened. so, yeah the usa batted first, an

communities people are making very difficult decisions. there are those of us who have netflix, we have a hulu and new york times subscriptions on our phones. then there are so many communities where people are making very difficult decisions. we have identified that in those communities people still should have access to quality news and information. that is why dropping the pay wall is important for us. there is different ways you can show connection to community. sometimes it is through events. you have an event like the texas tribune has. you get many more people to come out physically in person that want to be connected to the journalists and connected to the product but do not necessarily have the funding in their own bank account to be able to give on the flipside, i do want to say because we have this opportunity and we are talking about solutions that the other side of that is that the people who are able to support a news organization and the encouragement i have for them is to dig a little deeper to support. it is not to support for yourself, it is support for the entire community. it is not to supporting this organization so th

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communities for change, government. okay. pablo, i know you speak to us from new york, but obviously we're seeing these huge protests in london over the gauze of war. and what are the options for britons who support a free palestine and the enter the guys a war who feel that neither labor nor the conservatives were present their views? and yeah, i think it's a really tricky one. and, and it is true that labor aren't losing some supports and as opposed to me, i'm not sure it's going to make a ton of difference. and we start seeing this bull and both in politics on outside about those all the say it'd be nice. yeah. and there was a lot of controversy surrounding as well being involved in your vision. and there was an expect it to be a big kind of, you know, protests and that being tickets will be down and actually being picked up and as well did pretty well in the, in the voting for the public. so i think that there is, there is going to be an impact. i don't think it's going to be survey, i think both as he was feeling as though late and even labor. know the concept to support them. may look to smallpox, you know, cours

inhumane busing of immigrants that our southern border to blue states new york and illinois, including our community. they are using vulnerable people, the vast majority of whom are legally seeking asylum as ponds and their shameless and shameful political stunt. in contrast, i am so proud to be from illinois, were under the leadership of our governor, governor pritzker and our community has come together to find resources and support for these new arrivals in alignment with our values as americans. i certainly recommend and appreciate how you and your team have made this issue a priority. and at this point, to speak plainly, illinois desperately needs more federal's worth and we are getting. so today, i want to talk about our options for the coming month and the current political reality. that means without the senate supplemental. so just with current dhs authorities and the current fiscal year 2024 funding package. much of the federal funding for community supporting migrants comes to the shelter and services, or ssp. this funding is largely directed to southern border states. the states like texas continue with

in new york, new mexico, and in the southwestern us with two devastating fast-moving wildfires are burning near communities leading to a state of emergency. officials say at least one person has been killed and two others injured. they the fires have also forced thousands of residents to evacuate we're hearing harrowing stories from some who have lost their homes. i've done everything to try and save them. as 66-year-old man says, he's spent hours attempting to put out fires near his vacation home in the community of alto. but finally evacuated when he ran out of water the fires broke out on monday and quickly exploded in size. they have now burned more than 18,000 acres or 7,500 hectares combined. but crews are hopeful for more favorable conditions with rain in the forecast for the next few days now the state's governor says mandatory evacuation orders were necessary has most of mexicans are now also aware that that fire has moved and encroached in ways that required an event, a mandatory evacuation of ruidoso is the craziest fire other we're seeing my own eyes. yeah. yeah. >> i mean, we get fires out the

york's jewish community is trying to sell sold, and then the west side of naples. great real estate events was organized by the my home phone has been touring through us. um, canada. according to united nations security council resolution 233 for the construction office ready assessments on quote, off coupon palestinian loans is illegal. i must be sold a pro palestinian activist. it'd be a specially outrage by such options recently being held at synagogues across north america. some of the land offices being if have even been posted for closing side balsa southwell is way the government ministers have been calling for the palestinian enclave to be settled by his way. these off to the war with of reaction to the controversial fast one palestinian journalist saw the roman. this is the kind of portions happening in the united states and canada in northern america. in general. they are at selling the store lands of the policy and then spend it was bank and even able to can sell jobs when they would do that. they are, is giving an opportunity to those american and you're going out of the, in the jewish community who are living in united states and in canada

us. it was opened for communication with hezbollah. a painful debate for biden. increasing requests for resignations. so from the speaker of the house of representatives, obama also expressed doubts about biden's candidacy. new york times. biden should step down. biden's resignation pending his wife's decision. verbal slips, slurs and answers. sometimes the incomprehensible nature of the american president has made others think of replacing a new person to compete with the republicans. and in tonight's special news talk, we will examine what is the role of agricultural and rural organizations in pursuing and realizing the seventh plan in the agricultural sector? what support should the 14th government provide to agricultural and rural organizations? in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful peace be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad, and speedy their fate. hello , dear viewers, dear compatriots. good evening. i invite you to pay attention to the detailed news at 21:00. the republic calls on all institutions to cooperate with the ministry of interior for the successful holding of the second phase of the elections. in today's meeting of the government, mr. mokhbar asked the candidates and staff me

york jewish community is trying to sell stolen land in the west bank. so labeled great real estate event was organized by the my home firm that's been touring the us and canada, according to the united nations security council resolution 2334. the construction of as rarely settlements on quote occupied palestinian land is illegal and must be stopped. or pro palestinian acted as have been especially outraged by such auctions . recently been held at synagogues across north america. some of the land offers have even been posted for plots inside gaza. several is really government ministers have been calling for the palestinian enclave to be settled by israelis after the war. we got reaction to the controversial affairs from palestinian journalist shadae of del room on a this is a regular kind of fall shows happening in the united states and canada and north american. you know, they are at selling the store lance of the policy and then it was bank and even able to can sell jobs when they would do that. they are, is giving the opportunity to, uh, those uh, american and canadian uh, jewish community who are living in united states and in canada to come and live in

friends, she also added us to different communities so that we somehow joined this help, this i need to explain that vika organized a literary festival in the village of new yorkn donetsk, this is bakhmut region, so she organized a literary festival, where she invested her money, right? and where did she put all her heart, and this is the 21st year, that is, before the full-scale invasion, and it's about the same thing, that is, she's not connected by personal family history to this place, to this region, but her sense of what might be ahead, her sense that the war is going on and with on the part of russia, there may be even greater aggression, her feeling was very penetrating, and she constantly emphasized that we should work in this region, that is, this feeling is also just... citizens and writers after all, and that's what we're talking about now they said that i was still sometimes angry inside myself catch this emotion, as a writer, she was very attached to this text, as an author, she was very immersed in it, she was immersed in this writing, and i often had the feeling that this writing was constantly pushing her into this the road and not sleeping fo

the international community is rallying to the palestinian cause . meanwhile, the us stands alone in isolation. the prospecting power sign, i'm joining by my guess. lionel in new york is illegal and media analysts in seattle. we have ramsey my road. he is a palestinian author and journalist and in bay we crossed as the bunk grill lopez. he is a news this editor for the cradle are a gentleman, cross cypress, and effect. that means he can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate line. and let me go to you 1st here, john kirby, this spokesperson for the national security establishment for the bite administration. said he was offended by a question that included how many more char babies will it take for the bite in administration to consider his policy. he's offended, that is, that was the only thing to be offended about as we watch all this unfold. how out of touch are these people because i was offended, but he could be offended by a question that reflect like reality go ahead line or one of the many of us and the world are offended by charged babies and charged people. so we're on the same page if you think about this, you know, what's interesting, a gentlem

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york's jewish community is trying to sell solar land in the west bank. the so called the greats. real estate events was organized by the my home fun, this being touring, the us and canada, according to the united nations security council. the construction of these really supplements on occupied palestinian lines is in legal and must be stopped pro palestinian not to this sabine, especially outraged by such options recently being held at the synagogue think both the us on kind of the some of the land offers have even been posted for plots inside gone. so several is way the government ministers have been calling for the palestinian and k to be settled by his lady's off to the war. while it's now discuss this with palestinian journalist ashanti abdur rahman joining goes from a stumble. many thanks for joining good, it's good to see you today. so what else can you tell us about these options to sell palestinian non this is a your little kind of sport shows happening in the united states and canada northern america, in general. they are ad selling the store lands of the policy and lands and was bank. and even if they can sell jobs and we would do that. they are i

community as they try to fight against overdose deaths. yeah. the health care provider rolled out a new york and vending machine and he's already seen a growing need kron four's lisa goodman gives usk at what this means for the marin county area. >> and you are can vending machine is now available to residents in marin county. the free vending machine is located at kaiser permanente's. sandra fell medical park and hopes to fix a growing trend and the county or any county we've seen an alarming number. >> of fentanyl related deaths that 6 out of 10 overdose deaths are functional. they did today sun bateman and emergency medicine doctor in

us in the wrong direction. the media focuses on cities like new york or chicago or denver but the impact this is having in communitiested. the democrats want to hide from this. they want to put their head in the sand. we saw in the report from irg uncovered by jake curtis showing that when democrats were meeting on this topic, they encourage people to y avoid the press. we should have an adult conversation about what we need to do to secure the border. president biden has the authority to do that, has the ability to reinstate stay in momexico, stop catch and releas. the policies of this administration are to allow countless individuals into the country. in that group, there are criminal elements that you ayouarrived. we've seen individuals on the terrorist watch list. we don't know who they are, maria. this is a security risk for the country. the biden administration refuses to act. maria: and why? why do you think that is? >> well, it's clearly a policy that a they're trying to a allow hundreds of thousands or millions of individuals into the country. the president is not interested in enforcing our immigration laws

community members are reacting to the rising violence. plus squad member jamaal bowman using salty language at a rally ahead of the new york primary tomorrowwhat he said that is prompting pushback from some of nice own party. >> the power of the [bleep]. they are supposed to fight back. we are going to show them who the [bleep] we are. so i hired body doubles. mountain climbing tina at a cabin. or tree climbing tina at a beach resort. nice! booking.com booking.yeah. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. >> do you hear how well i'm doing? here is the other thing. i thing you need to go back and tell everybody in your organization, we just gave more money to a jew. [laughter] [applause] that cannot be a good plan for you. >> gillian: that's how it's done. jerry signfield turning the tables on protestors. seinfeld, jewish and unapologetic supporter of israel is speaking out against rising anti-semitism after the october 7th terror attack. in his wit

communities they serve. joining us now is andrew wiseman, former chief of the criminal division in the east district of new yorkion to what the supreme court did not decide today and what they did. >> let's start with the snyder decision. the dissent. it is something i commend everybody to read. it is written in plain english and she takes the majority to task and i had the same reaction she was speaking about the supreme court itself. both to justices thomas and alito in terms of the money they have taken as public official but also to them in terms of saying emma you say you are originalist when it is convenient. she says okay let's looked at the text, a congressional statute that says it is illegal to pay bribes and receive bribes and to get rewards and she says that is it, we are done. i thought you were a textual list. that is why she says only this supreme court. this is supposed to be interpreting congressional language. it is not a policy debate in the supreme court and she calls them out saying you are having a policy debate and you lose even on the policy debate. who thinks it is fine to take a reward

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community as they try to fight against overdose deaths. yeah. the health care provider rolled out a new york and vending machine and he's already seen a growing need kron four's lisa goodman gives us a look at what this means for the marin county area. >> and you are can vending machine is now available to residents in marin county. the free vending machine is located at kaiser permanente's. sandra fell medical park and hopes to fix a growing trend and the county or any county we've seen an alarming number. >> of fentanyl related deaths that 6 out of 10 overdose deaths are functional. they did today sun bateman and emergency medicine doctor in sandra fell tells us since the video machine open on monday, the demand is in a 3 and a half days that we've had going on. we've already restocked the machine twice. each box of narcan contains 2 single doses and already 175 doses have been given out this week alone. >> back in march, marin county issued a health advisory after seeing a spike in fentanyl related deaths. it is the leading cause of death among residents red under age of 55. >> the number of those deaths have doubled the last 3 years. kaiser has partnered with od free wmur over

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visit, the black community in cold blood and injured 3 others such a grocery store in buffalo, new york, in may, 2022. as these in other cases show it still dangerous to be black in the us even today. today, the people we see the dylan roof, some of the world and so on. are people who are not members, never work, absorbs the basic ideas like people are under attack by their adams, which is black people around people. immigrants gauging. so to mass killings, perpetration by very young man. just 18 and 21 years old when they can visit the crimes. they belong to a new generation of the white supremacists, radicalized through exposure to conspiracy websites and phone right groups preaching their fate feels ideal to cheat on social media. 2000 pharmacies, one of that church controls what c, as in doing prior to that was going on a website that was essentially the center of white citizens council system. and that was what the situation was. the excessive base has by the full use of the trump presidency. in his wake, he left a deeply divided country, storming with a capital one of the most shocking manifestations of this development. the country with the blacks lights measurin

us that this is actually part of the string of incidents. you see the red spray paint there, the banners unfurled. this has happened in virtually every borough and community in new yorkt of the broiling tensions over the war here at home. we're seeing city leaders condemning what happened here. the mayor released a statement this morning on twitter saying, this is not peaceful protest or free speech. this is a crime and it's overt, unacceptable anti-semitism, he said. jose, this is not the first time the brooklyn museum has been at the center of these controversies. days ago pro-palestinian protesters entered the museum, occupied it for a period of time. they led chants and marches and unfurled banners there as well. we don't know there's any connection between the people that protested that day on the property and what happened at these homes last night. what it does tell us, though, is these cultural institutions are on the debate and the frontline here at home. >> hate represented very clear fashion outside these people's homes and on top of their property. it's a horrible thing to see. antonia hylton, thank you. >>> this morning flags are flying at half-staff at

york. ♪ amna: remember, there's more online, including our communities correspondent adam kemp's look at how oklahoma researchers are trying to send severe weather alerts in more languages. geoff: and join ushen david brooks and e.j. dionne weigh in on the week's political headlines. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire "newshour" team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf. the engine that connects us. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour," including leonard and norma klorfine, and the judy and peter blum kovler foundation. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the "newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >>> hello, every

the communities running hard and articulating a forward- looking vision and symone, we have a strong map. a map that allows us to go on offense with opportunities all across the country in new yorkeground states and thanks to a surprisingly enlightened supreme court decision on the voting rights act, real opportunities in alabama and in louisiana. at the end of the day, we have to focus on the contrast division. we have tried ■çto govern, over the last 18 months, in a reasonable, responsible and result oriented fashion and contrast that with the chaos of dysfunction and extremism that has consistently come from the other side of the aisle. we have a vision of lowering housing costs and ending price gouging and growing the middle class. we can contrast that with the extreme maga republicans who simply want another big tax cut for the well-off and the well- connected and big donors. we believe we can make the case that house democrats in partnership with president biden, vice president harris, senate democrats are best positioned to deliver for the well-being economic part and protect freedom and democracies. >> let's talk about how that shows up in this ■çgop spending bill. this

us to do that. >> sean: it is even worse. biden's friends of the new york times are demanding that he leave the race and so are several other outlets. but earlier today, biden's campaign communications that there are no conversations about replacing biden happening at all. here with reaction, a fox news contributor. joe and jason, good to see you both. jason, before i get joe's insightful media analysis, i want to go to you and talk about how complicated it actually is. there is a path, there is a way for it to happen. but you also have state laws that will then -- my understanding, correct me if i'm wrong, that would be applicable that may be difficult to overcome. and there is the whole issue of how willing are the democratic elites, how willing will they be and what is their appetite to go against the voters that nominated joe biden? >> isn't it funny how the party that is preaching okay we have to save democracy act wants to bypass democracy, bypassed the primaries, bypass the caucuses and just make a decision by the party elites. but setting that aside, i worked with the oversight project there at the heritage foundation for the last four months. elections are not run by the pa

york. police say that that boy was pointing a replica handgun at an officer. abc's morgan norwood joins us now with more on the investigation that is really impacting that communitygood morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning to you, janai. the community just devastated. utica police say that they stopped nyah mway and another teen saying they stopped the teen because they matched the description of robbery suspects in that area. at some point in that confrontation, there was a struggle and moments later, gunshots and this morning, we're seeing that body-worn camera footage. we warn you this footage might be a little unsettling to watch. this morning, disturbing new video showing the moment a police officer shot and killed a 13-year-old in upstate new york. body-worn camera footage released overnight by the utica police department painting a picture of friday night's events. officers on patrol stopping 13-year-old nyah mway and another juvenile as part of what they say was an investigation into certain robberies in the area. mway running from the police, appearing to point what looked like a gun at officers during that chase. as seen in this video highlighted

community where families are gathering despite the brutal heat. >>> it is great to have you with us. it is 10:00 eastern and i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york begin with the dangerous weather facing millions across the country, lashing rains and strong winds already hitting the gulf coast for what could be the season's first tropical storm. and wildfires turning deadly burning up the west fueled by the dry heat that's also baking millions of people from michigan to maine, a day after temperatures broke records across the country. nbc's sam brock is standing by for us on a looming storm in galveston, texas. maura barrett is in chicago. there's a little bit of a breeze thankfully there. we know it can be hot. it can be humid. what are people doing to cope with this heat? >> reporter: yeah, ana, this breeze is really welcomed today coming into our fourth day of this heat wave here in chicago, and it's not -- it's expected to last through the weekend. the humidity still a factor here as well. we have that stifling stagnant heat that usually happens. again, the wind,ing with able to get in the water is a huge relief for folks here in chicago, es

us. we'll have you back on again soon. >>> this interesting story, former president trump looking to convince the crypto community to back his re-election campaign. kelly o'grady live in new yorktory. kelly, this is really interesting. >> reporter: oh, i find it fascinating, liz. because crypto could play a real role come november. you've got over 52 million americans now owning the digital currency, and it may matter in swing states. so take a look at some of these numbers. stand with crypto pac, they're signing up what they're calling advocates in droves. as of now georgia and arizona have more advocates signed up than double the gap in votes between trump and biden in 2020, so it's no surprise crypto is a talking point on the campaign trail. now, former president trump is styling himself a friend of crypto. it is a 180 from a few years ago when he called it a scam. now though he's vowed to keep regulators away. >> i will end joe biden's war on crypto. we will insure that the future of crypto and the future of bitcoin will be made in america. >> reporter: president biden are -- will reportedly join a round table next month, and he's been tweaking his messaging to be more cry

us, but at the same time, even more importantly, this is a charity run. we're raising funds for the audrey lord project, a community organizing center for queer and transpeople of color in new yorkghting it. you won the nonbinary category last year. what's it like to be on the other side of the finish line this year cheering on the runners? >> i got to crush the tape last year and crossed in first place and this year i got to hold the tape and cheer on our top finishers. it is such a joy to be able to give back and bring joy and just pride to all of the people running this race. i couldn't be happier about it. >> not to blow up your spot but i saw you getting a little bit emotional. it's also huge for the running community across the world. tokyo just added a nonbinary category to their marathon. what does it mean for runners all around the globe? >> to be able to run in a nonbinary category for me is such a show of authenticity. you know, the new york city marathon was the first major marathon to do it and now with tokyo announcing this week, just in time for pride, i might add that they'll have a nonbinary category means that nonbinary folks like myself can chase the six stars

us what are you doing, what are they doing to keep students safe. new york city, and i just met the home to the largest most vibrant jewish community and the nations of the stories coming out of the new york city public schools are harrowing. reports that we have, march through the class, one student was called on camera performing a nazi salute and swastikas were drawn on the teachers walls in one week. anti-semitism within montgomery county public schools, and it's close to home it's just 15 miles from here. mc ps has been home to student walkouts featuring calls to kill the jews, bring hitler back and what's worse, the administrators approved excused absences for the walkouts in violation of the district policy and finally berkeley, unified school district thrust into the national spotlight and perhaps the most public fashion of the group, the allegations are most serious. while not exhausted, the details of the beast includes kids playing nazi salute songs to their jewish classmates. what are you doing to keep students safe and how can we stop this? you've been accused of doing nothing and turning a blind eye. we are going to give you a chance to