and that was living like braun, action. >> reporter: you see, for braun, giving was living. traveling to countries in africa and south america with his family, working with kids who had barely enough to survive. >> kids gravitated towards him, and he had a way of making everybody happy in any situation. >> reporter: then just a month ago, braun was walking home when an alleged drunk driver crashed right into him, taking his young beautiful soul from his family and friends. >> i don't know if you pray or if you talk to your son, but if you do, if there is anything you can share about what you tell him or what you want him to know. >> i talk to him all the time. i just tell him how much i love him. and i tell him how much i love him and miss him. >> i love you forever, braun. >> reporter: somehow the levis have carried on, urging loved ones to keep their son's memory live by encouraging them to, quote, live like braun. since his passing, the live like braun movement has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in just weeks, already creating scholarships and other opportunities

that was living ke braun., traveling to countries in africa and south america with his family and working with kids who had barely enough to survive. >> kids gravitated towards him. he had a way of making people happy in any situation. >> reporter: braun was walking home and an alleged drunk driver crashed right into had him taking him from his family and friends. i don't know if you pray or talk to your son, but if you do is there anything you can share about what you tell him or what you want him to know? >> i tell him all of the time how much i love him. i tell him how much that i love him and miss him. >> i love you forever. >> somehow the levys have carried on, urging loved ones to keep the son's memory alive by encouraging them to live like braun. since the passing the live like braun movement raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in just one week, creating scholarships and other opportunities for students who lived the life of giving. >> he has a full life and such a big impact on so many people. that

braun also developed anti-aircraft missiles and rocket engines. he was a nazi.sturmbannführer, and used concentration camp labor in his production. but when he surrendered to the americans, they turned a blind eye to his past. brown received american citizenship, became the father of the american missile program, the creator of combat. but his involvement in the crimes of the nazis in the united states is still often recalled by historians and journalists. on june 20, 1972 , the central committee of the cpsu and the soviet government adopted a resolution on the completion of the transition to universal secondary education for young people and the further development of comprehensive schools. secondary education in the ussr was considered to be ten grades, primary four grades, and not a full secondary from the fifth to the eighth grades. but for a long time only primary education was compulsory in general. in fifty-second , seven-year education became compulsory, in fifty-eighth - eight-year education. after the adopted resolution. was this day that's how it is i

with that, i will turn it over to my good friend governor braun >> thank you. some of you know i spent the last six years in the u.s. senate. on the scented health committee. i can tell you, in those six years, we have seen more impacting health in these first six months by a lararge measure. i drift back to 17 years ago when running a small business was really starting to grow and how every year, you look at what the consequences are ofot stressing preventn and wellness. wellness meaning food quality. well, your health insurance costs. lucky to only go up five-10% each year. i got sick and tired of that fact and. got involved in that renewal meeting and probably the proudest thing i've done in business, our government would be having a healthcare system when i got all the truth out of the insurance companies, why don't you start if you want to change things, start promoting wellness and prevention. because they knew that i was going to do something different with that insurance plan. i was runng 17 years now based upon that and getting consumers, employees eng

menzen, or what could be the consensus between, i don't know, donald tusk, again, and grzegorz braun, or i don't know, whether king nawrodski, whether he will be able to come to an understanding with grzegorz braun, and so on, i don't want to list the representatives all radically populist. and so on, i don't want to use certain vocabulary, well, but there are circles that will always try to set fire to any understanding, so because of the fact that, well, they have such a political task and political function, how to deal with them? so, yes and no, it was very interesting, a lot of interesting theses, but i can answer and say what i don't agree with. polish-ukrainian relations, but the results of the survey are ripe, and i'm letting you know, so the question was this: will poland and ukraine be able to find a common vision of the volyn region? tragedies, and the results of the survey are good, so they will be able to find a common vision of the volyn tragedy, 66% of the survey participants believe, no they will not be able to, 31% believe. thank you for watching. in kyiv, a stationar

with grzegorz braun and so on, i don't want to list all the representatives of radical-populist andso on, i don't want to use certain vocabulary, but there are circles that will always try to set fire to any understanding, because of the fact that, well, such a... ground. thank you, mr. director. lukasz adamski, historian, internationalist, vice-director of the juliusz miroszewski center for dialogue. we talked about complex issues that may arise during an attempt to form a new vision of polish-ukrainian relations. but they are ripe the results of the survey, and i inform you. so, the question was this: will poland and ukraine be able to find a common vision of the volyn tragedy? and the survey results are good, yes, they will be able to find a common vision of the volyn tragedy, i believe 66% of the survey participants, no, they will not be able to , 31% believe. thank you for watching, see you on the air, meet the spring. needs, a wear-resistant jacquard cover and a special highlight inside, a new generation oxygen reach foam, which has improved elasticity due to oxygen enrichment

governor mike braun announced that all 15 of indiana's public colleges and universities will freeze tuitionor the next two years. the state's commission of higher education also supports this move. the braun administration said it is the first time in 15 years that more than two campuses have simultaneously held tuition costs. study okay. the nba draft is happening as we speak, and that means 30 young men will realize a childhood dream and become filthy rich in the process. the first round of the draft began in brooklyn tonight. so far, no big surprises. duke star cooper flagg. there he is was the first overall player taken by the dallas mavericks. barring an unlikely trade, the warriors won't have a first round pick. they traded it. part of the jimmy butler deal to miami. tomorrow, though, in the second round, the warriors will have the 41st overall pick. at the moment, that's the warriors only pick in the entire draft. but they could be some wheeling and dealing trade going on. we never know. behind the scenes. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. wel, coming up now at

. >> commissioner braun here. commissioner campbell here. >> commissioner imperial here and usually after you and commissioner mcgarry present. thank you. we expect commissioner williams to be absent today. sorry, chief commissioner guggenheim, can you read the land acknowledgment forms? i'm sorry. >> salgado mori the land acknowledgment the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramakrishna aloni who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw material loni have never seen it lost not forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in this in their traditional territory as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramakrishna lonely community and by affirming their

eva braun, almost eva braun, almost eva braun, you are thinking in the right direction, i will not giveto light, and what did stalin say, no, no need, because now we will remove hitler, he will become a martyr, we will get he will become a martyr, and the main thing is that another and more intelligent one will come, and so on and so forth and negotiate with him through the same, i don’t know, the vatican, and also through the same, so to speak, here is alain dalas, yes, that is, that is, such a fool is convenient, yes such. and he, he’s all, his, as they say, fate is decided, he invented it himself, yeah, and he understands this , how do i know that he understands, if he understood something, he would not have gotten into this. business in general, you understand, but uh, what should a clown actor do in politics, that’s what hooked him, what hooked him on, with biden, you explained, with zelensky, well, his program is called quarter 95, and you know what it is, a portal, it’s really a square in krivoy rog, yes, well, such a working-class area, yes, to say, guys, fights and so on, the l

his name is scooter braun ladies and gentlemen, but he and i have talked about voice that first one demonstrated by your conviction and your experience the other. alex: so that someone can study and learn and implement practice in their life. there are two sides to genius one comes from traditional education theory strategy structure, mastery and the other the other tracks progress in his spirit that allows you to be artistic and use your imagination. your ability to dream something that doesn't exist yet. theory helps lead others to find the spirit spirit is what we mean mark. that's what happens when you turn knowledge and wisdom and la were together and so i tell you, don't be afraid one space that you do not understand, songs referring passion with you, going to stretch the little one realistic be a little delusional even in your pursuit of happiness and at the same time, be patient to and expect process is life is filled with challenges and it will make you or break you. but, that is a choice and that choice is yours. i know many of you some point have questions, it is a college degree real

former senator carol moseley braun of illinois.was the first elected african-american woman to the u.s. senate, and later continued to serve this country as u.s. ambassador to new zealand and author. now to her credentials. now with her memoir trailblazer out. former senator carol moseley braun is joining us right now. i think that that's the nation's capital behind you. right. how are you? i'm fine. >> thank you so. >> much for. >> having me. >> i'm so glad you're with us. and i wonder if you could, you know, take a look at the live pictures of familiar territory for you of the u.s. senate chambers. and you know, soon there will be arguments and deal making about the spending bill. i wonder, looking at these live pictures, does it bring back memories for you, or what kind of memories does it bring back for you? >> mostly pleasant ones. i. >> in fact, i. >> saw my old seat. >> from a minute ago next to the doors, and so my senate years were wonderful. on the one hand, they were difficult on the other, but they were also. it was a g

his name is scooter braun, ladies and gentlemen. but he and i have talked about the importance of both -- that the first one is both demonstrated by your conviction and your experience and the other speaks of theory so that someone can study and learn and implement the practice in their life. there are two sides to genius -- one comes from a traditional education, theory, strategy, structure, mastery. and the other, the other tracks the progress. it is your spirit that allows you to be artistic and to use your imagination. your ability to dream something that does not exist yet. theory helps lead others along to find the spirit and the spirit is what leaves a mark. that is what happens when you turn knowledge into wisdom and how they work together. do not be afraid to wander into a space you do not understand. as long as you are bringing passion with you. be willing to stretch. be a little unrealistic, delusional in the pursuit of happyness and fulfillment. at the same time, be patient. life is filled with challenges. they will eith

so imagine much of the city of braun, general enforcing about $40000.00 residents to evacuate. the flooding comes out the record down for us. i got this week killed 6 people and displaced more of them in 2002. and that's how it is. i've raised the flat emergency response to the highest level. can you cut down from says bond smoking, a bus stop sparks and beaches among the public spaces. the bond is part of processing to achieve a 2 bedroom. the generation by 2032 with smoking kindly costs and 75000. and that's already about the news, do not extend to e. signature rates and smoking is still allowed on restaurants, terraces, protest as of march in the savvy and capital belgrade against the government of presidents antics on top of which it's not today's blood test where the latest and months of anti government demonstrations, which have mostly been led by students, they begun when parts of a roof collapse that the newly renovated railway station in the city. no beside last year, resulting in 16 that's and accusations of corruption. a riot police. and protesters clashed after as m

and commissioner braun has some comments. yes. i thank you very much for being here. really appreciate the informational hearing and the update on this. um, i guess i have to just to follow up on a two points i heard during commissioner campbell's question so for link 21 is have they settled on an alignment that would start at the trans bay um at the salesforce transit center formerly no the the last presentation at their board the california state transportation agency expressed that desire to utilize existing investments in caltrain electrification and our project to and other opportunities across the state. the state rail plan that was just released in december envisions a one seat electrified ride from cal from sacramento through the east bay across the trans bay through the salesforce transit center down the peninsula into dearborn station and points south. so it's a long term vision with multiple agencies involvement. but no, the boards have not formally made that decision yet. okay. thank you. i was just curious since i know there were some different alignments

at that time, many concepts of a reusable space plane were considered, i think even von braun had some ideas on this subject, when nasa closed the apollo program, it switched to the shuttle, which was first launched in 1981. after losing the moon race, the soviet union focused on long-term orbital missions. they had relatively inexpensive rockets capable of delivering crews to the space station. the united states, in turn, was concerned with reducing the cost of space launches by creating reusable ships, which eventually led to the creation of the shuttle. it could be criticized for its imperfect design and inflated expectations. at a ceremony in the white house, i was present when president nixon presented the concept of the space shuttle. it was supposed to be used to support work of the orbital station. in the end, that's what happened, but at that time the station was still a long way off, we couldn't afford to build a shuttle and an orbital station at the same time because of budget problems, so it wasn't quite clear what the shuttle would do, so nixon said: find it some work. as

a headset, the dress, this warning that uranium is, again saying it would be a very bad idea for a braun or its proxies to attempt to attack american forces. he said that the pentagon has enacted maximum forest protection for american troops in the region. we're talking troops were talking about troops in iraq, persian gulf, and so one. so remember that earlier this month, the military families were actually already allowed to evacuate from the region due to the escalating tensions there. so both the official is both heads up and k and said that protecting those $40000.00 troops were of the highest priority. now what exactly are they preparing for in terms of retaliation? they didn't really go into detail during the press conference. but of course that there is a range of possibilities at ron's disposal here. so they could launch missed all attacks against those troops. they could blow up naval mines in the persian gulf. they could, for example, close the strait apart loose, which not only would have implications for regional security, but the global economy. there are also some concerns

i think even von braun had some ideas on this subject, when nasa closed the apollo program, it switchedto the shuttle, which was first launched in 1981. after losing the moon race, the soviet union focused on long-term orbital expeditions. they had relatively inexpensive rockets that could deliver crews to the space station. the united states, in turn, was concerned about reducing the cost of space launches by creating reusable ships, which eventually led to the shuttle. it could be criticized for its poor design and high expectations. i was at the white house ceremony when president nixon unveiled the concept of the space shuttle. it was supposed to be used to support the orbital station. that's what eventually happened, but at that time the station was still a long way off, and we couldn't afford to build both the shuttle and the orbital station at the same time because of budgetary problems, so it wasn't really clear what the shuttle was going to do. and then nixon said: find him some work. and so the shuttle became a space truck and did real miracles. in the early days of the progra

at that time, many concepts of reusable space planes were considered, i think even von braun had some ideas on this subject, when nasa closed the apollo program, they switched to the shuttle, which was first launched in 1981. after losing the moon race, the soviet union focused on long-term orbital expeditions. they had relatively inexpensive rockets that could deliver crews to the space station. the united states, in turn, was concerned by reducing the cost of space launches by making spacecraft reusable, which eventually led to the shuttle. it could be criticized for its poor design and inflated expectations. i was at the white house ceremony when president nixon unveiled the concept of the space shuttle. it was supposed to be used to support the operation of an orbital station. in the end, it did, but at that time the station was still a long way off, and it was impossible to afford to build a shuttle and an orbital station at the same time. we couldn't because of budget problems, so it wasn't quite clear what the shuttle was going to do, so nixon said, find some work for it. the s

. >> when scooter braun, this famed talent agent who sort of discovered.in bieber. >> bought her entire catalog of. >> music when he. >> bought the record label that she had been. >> signed with. big machine records. taylor swift. >> came out and said, this is my worst case scenario. she claimed that braun had been bullying her and essentially said, like, oh my goodness. >> this. >> guy has. >> all this. >> work i've ever had. >> it has been this huge deal for her fans because she did something absolutely remarkable. >> in rerecording her albums, which. >> i'm sure you want to. >> talk about. ellie. >> oh, yeah, we definitely want to talk about that, because it really became a call to action for fans, in part because suggestion of kelly clarkson, who told taylor, maybe you should just rerecord all of these, that you can actually own them. that started the project of making taylor's versions of all of these albums that were previously owned by braun, thusly driving down the price and the value of those masters that other people now actually owned. so now th

one of the presidential candidates, grzegorz braun , even demanded that everyone be expelled home tone, and his assistant tore down the flag, the ukrainian one. the incident took place in the city of białopdlyaska. in the presence of city residents, the assistant brown took the flag down and handed it to the presidential candidate, who threw it away. some prefer to be euro-collective farmers and ukro-poles, not everyone wants to be poles, some prefer that it not be poland, but a euro-collective farm, banderaland, so that our country. here is such a sad story with a completely unclear ending: calluses on the hands are not enough to get decent relations in foreign lands, isn't it better to work on your own land and take care of it, so that you don't have to clean german toilets and serve rude poles? in my opinion, the answer is obvious, happily. june 26 and 27: minsk international exhibition center, the main business event of the eurasian economic union, the eurasian economic forum, a dialogue between representatives of business, government and... the expert community, an exchange of e

brown, or i don't know, or king of navrod, whether he could come to an understanding with grzegorz braunand so on, i don't want to list them. representatives of all radical-populist and so on, i don't want to use certain vocabulary, but there are circles that will always try to set fire to any understanding, because they have such a political task and political function, how to deal with them? yes and no, it was very interesting here, there are a lot of interesting theses, but i can answer and... relations, but the results of the survey are ripe and i'm letting you know, so the question was: will poland be able to and ukraine to find a common vision of the volyn tragedy, and the results of the survey are good. yes, they will be able to find a common vision of the volyn tragedy, believe 66 % of the survey participants. no, they will not be able to, believe 31%. thank you for watching, see you on the air. in this cruel world, the support is people with an internal compass, those who remember. it is a united europe and are ready to defend these values ​​in their actions, because the future

all the votes or the next, the next vote, about which one scandalous story we want to ask grzegorz braun, the one who unexpectedly gained 6% of the votes, and who was actually talked about as the biggest, maybe not a horror. but actually what surprised and worried the polish society, ukrainophobe, this is the minimum that quite a few poles voted for, now he has been banned from entering the parliament, so the territory of the polish sejm has been blocked, the chancellery has blocked the entrance, what does this mean, how are such actions generally perceived in poland, or is this also a pro forma? they expressed to us that the newly elected president of poland will pedal these topics, which he once interpreted very ambiguously as the head of the institute of people's remembrance, the institute of national remembrance, that is, we remember very politicized versions of the events of the 20th century ukrainian-polish border guards within the framework of world war ii, the assessments that the current president then... gave quite often sinned against historical truth, historians from both ukr

a huge scandal broke out in strasbourg, the main character was the polish politician grzegas braun, whotook fourth place in the recent presidential elections, by the way, from the rostrum of the european parliament he said that he did not want to participate in a crusade against russia and in general. we need to talk about peace, not war. listen. i want to move away from your war rhetoric, no matter how tragic your experience has been. this is the european parliament. i do not want to be part of your crusade against russia. i do not think that our role here is to change someone else's worldview or government. and i clearly hear calls to change someone's presidents and political regimes. and i believe that the european parliament has no right to criticize everyone around, because in europe. mr. chairman, please do remark. i also inform you that there is 1 minute for each speech. he interrupts. okay, your point of view has been taken into account. so my country, my nation, i personally, we will not go to your war. there are such voices in europe, but for now, unfortunately, this is a rari

one of the presidential candidates, grzegorz braun, even demanded that everyone be expelled home to ukraine, and his assistant tore down the flag, the ukrainian one. the incident took place in the city of białopdlyaska, in the presence of the city's residents, brown's assistant took down the flag and... and take care of it so that you don't have to clean german toilets and serve rude poles, in my opinion, the answer is obvious, happily, how long have you held in your hands... a book, turned page after page, greedily savoring every word, of all the manifestations of human... the most amazing and worthy of attention are books. the thoughts of past times live in books. the voices of people are heard clearly and distinctly. everything that humanity has accomplished has been preserved, as if by magic on the pages of books. reading helps people survive centuries, reading brings generations together, we value the past for our present, belarus 24. sings once, sings twice, sings three times, the little konorechka sings plaintively. not the most expensive vacation, children, when they say hello, good

was possible to commit this crime, and naturally having sacrificed ours do not say that it is eva braunmost. no need, because in what direction are you thinking, i will not give it away, someday it may come to light, and what did stalin say, no, you are in the right that now we will remove hitler, he will become a martyr, we will get him... what should a clown actor do in e in a politician, so that's what hooked him, what hook did they put him on, with biden you explained, with zelensky, well , his program is called quarter 95, and you know what it is, quarter 95, it's really such a square in krivoy rog, well, such a uh working district, yes, there to say guys, fights and other things, the level of thinking, that's all, and if the word of a guy, yes the word of a guy, if we go back to the attacks on the airfields took. if we go back again to the attacks on the airfields, the western media made a reconstruction, as there was an attack on these airfields, there is a video, i would not do this, i will say honestly, for one simple reason, it means that in some sense we are helping the enemy

governor sanders, governor braun, and so many other governors, governor cox from utah, governor little from idaho who can't be here today, but are with us. and we'll soon get. these waivers. and also, congressman baird, as we work to make america healthy again, especially knowing that the best is yet to come. now, i'd like to turn it over to again my partner in this effort, secretary bobby. kennedy of hhs. thank you all. thank you. secretary rollins. when i was a little boy living in this city, my uncle was president. i was ten years old. the chronic disease rate and our country was around 3%. we spent zero on chronic disease, a chronic disease in our children is up to 60%. we spend about $1.7 trillion a year treating it. the cost is going up 2% faster. and our economy is growing. so it's unsustainable. secretary, we're all. in when it out. about. 75% of our kids can't qualify for military. service. i've a the injuries are much deeper. they have a whole generation that's plagued by autoimmune diseases. i neurological diseases by allergic diseases. food allergies, peanut allergies, etc.

case, the same thing was done earlier by the mep and former presidential candidate of poland grzesz braune ukrainian flag from the city hall building at a rally in biała podlaska. preservation of the historical truth about the great patriotic war a session of the parliamentary assembly of the union was held in brest. union state on budget execution for 2024. the union state is an example of successful integration in all areas, from economics to agriculture, and humanitarian cooperation makes us truly fraternal peoples. expert opinion. the integration of russia and belarus is certainly the friendship and comprehensive cooperation that exists at the level of the heads of our states. this is the integration work that is progressing along the lines of ministries, departments, and regions, covering all territories of our union state and the russian federation, and the republic of belarus, and it must be said that this is not only friendship and support in the economic sphere, which is certainly the most important thing, that industrial cooperation, interaction in agriculture, but it is also a

braun funded the hamas ten seven massacre. -- iran funded the october seven massacre. it's important for the united states do not cross the line to tactical participation. you're saying it's important for the us do not get actively involved with up we saw the president posting about knowing the whereabouts of the supreme leader and regime change for them are you worried about the us getting involved in leading to regime change was back if the president wants to go on an offence of war against iran, the united states constitution says congress declares war. the president hasn't been making that case to the united states with up i think the message is low, israel wants regime change for topeka get out of the way for that and israel can begin a much broader war for regime change. initially president trump said we want you to commit to not having nuclear weapons in the ayatollah already said we don't want nuclear weapons but they continue to enrich uranium beyond energy use to pharmaceutical grade and were using it for pharmaceuticals. then they were way beyond that. that

bunch gate the community tell by group holding in panama, for which dozens of all show companies. braun south to midnight to cover up straightening from december, 2007, the founder of come by group missed the bonds. a combined these activities with the post of deputy minister transport of ukraine in office. he had close ties with the head of spits exploits gabe under choke. who was said the following. everyone knows very well, did we don't sell but known as pineapples or any kind of children's toys? we sell weapons. yes, we're also known in the world as items dealers that we must not be ashamed of that a lot of people and businesses do if it was the call by group which ship ukrainian k h 55 cruise missiles to iran and china turnarounds, and beijing's possession of this weapon provoked the global scandal, which led to a series of mysterious assassinations of key players and ukraine, globally cream pushing put onto our deal like a bonus. can you see what the charles will start to try to get the, what was the value lose monitor for the move due to a couple interest groups. that's the one f

so braun james is set to become the 1st land and be a history to play and $23.00 seasons off to signing a one year contract extension. the 4th year old that was $52600000.00. and what will be his 8th season with the los angeles lakers, james is the m b as all time leading scorer and is the oldest active plan in the leak. and also to month a break and the season that the cliff diving will series has with time is found that took place and it today was competitive that nation from heights in excess of 20 meters and on assigned to the 1st place. and the women's event sales training is aiming to win the championship for nice time, the must always both amazing. you back to him or so? no, thank you very much. always i so and that's it for me and wrong. com for this news hour. but i'll be back in a moment with more details news the . the july 2024 processed by bangladesh. the student led to the doubtful form and associates. the scene is authoritarian and the 2nd of the 2 parts investigation. 101 east. oh, next full bangladesh. the mother and the monster thought that was the average person to kn

commissioner braun no.igh commissioner moore and commission president so no that motion fails. 323 there is a subsequent motion to adopt a recommendation for approval with modifications on that motion. commissioner campbell i. >> commissioner excuse me commissioner williams could you say that again? >> there is a motion to adopt the recommendation for approval with modifications, with modifications with staff proposed modifications. it's basically as presented to you today. okay. is it my am i. >> commissioner williams, you're you're up to back may commissioner braun i. commissioner imperial i. commissioner moore no and commission president so i so move commissioners that motion passes 4 to 2 with commissioners williams and moore voting against commissioners that will place us on item 23 for case number 2021 hyphen 005878 see wp for the family zoning plan informational presentation join us. can you remind us what happens in that situation in the past item in what situation and it was adopted. commissioner c

the other non stage after is or as the doctors in the region feel that that with the health of your braun, they can also respond to yours really aggressions. they would be willing to do that . david, your view on this, you get the big picture right. the idea is right now. the last 48 hours has been israel versus iran, iran versus israel. and the question is, could other factions, could other non state actors such as, has the law such as the rocky musicians, such as the, who these jump in? what we have seen to who these by are misled. could there be more of that from any of those groups? a yeah, good. well, so in addition to assets of resistance, the aerospace of the gulf refer to it sometimes as the sheer crescent. and that puts forward a key point, which is iran is able to build a network of error proxies to serve its national interest. proxies, non state actors, allies, state actors. the serial was an ally, but lebanese has fully remains a proxy. uh, the purpose of that i believe lies in the real strategic shock of saturn hussein's missile attacks on rainy and cities in the eighty's and

then there is money for that other spanish braun manage. the petro sanchez slammed with the 5 percent of defense spending pocket type of data summit. and he said that signing the agreement will be a huge mistake. good level. it is clear to me that if there were another prime minister here today, spain would have signed up to 5 percent of the gross domestic product in defense. and that would be an absolute mistake for spain. i, i've seen these kinds of undertakings taken before. you know they of, to raise it by a rated to that level by 2025. well, we're in 2025. and now none of the people sitting around the table in the hate today will be in power in 2035. so they're making promises that they, they literally kind of keeping any, in any sense of the weather, leaving aside the catastrophic financial situation. it's a bit like being produced, ukrainian t t las to go 100 is, i mean that's such a jug, you know, initially is a joke. uh so, uh, once again i, i, yes, okay. maybe they will spend some more money. maybe they will indeed increase their

reported technical and in support the best way and the n b a does something on the michael jordan and braun james have done before. we don't have the details. the good to spend some time with you. let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. plenty of hot sunshine to go around. but those winds are picking up in kuwait and southern iraq could see them with up to about 50 kilometers per hour. so that was spin around the sand and does and air quality levels will go down 40 degrees and number in doha, on tuesday. and let me show you what's going on in focused on for below just on profits quite to 37 degrees and in debt stones for that western side of afghanistan, with that wind blowing out of the truck a minute. stop talking about those widths. we'll see them pick up through the boss for us on tuesday. so assemble, we'll look for got since about 50 kilometers per hour. west africa, those rains, peppy. now pretty much hugging the coastline as we headed toward the next 24 hours . and you'll get pulses of rain through northern camera room, close to the border, but the central

it's as a legitimate towards other braun to have nuclear program. something from the opposite sides of the here from the us present dollar. trump saying that the wrong has to give off, and this is something not to be considered as an option on the table as far as the reading and statements are concerned. all right, let's find con, corresponded the to have a said the, let's go over now to new to all the issues in the jordanian capital on man, she's bad because he's ready to government his band. i'll just hear from the voting inside the as well as the occupied westbank north. first of all, let's start with these lights. is lines dropping the i a, a saying that sites associated with centrifuges have been hits and they'll be here . hearing anything from his railey officials on that as well is really officials and back before its uh in the is really media talk about a constant efforts by the is really the air force a through successive air strikes to targets and debilitate the production of material or parts that go to the nuclear sites as well as those

have happened by definition 5-6 years ago, and the number of poles who would have supported jeghard braunu know, who opposes aid to ukraine and actually opposes discussing a change of power in russia, as was the case at the last session of the european parliament, so that in principle a fairly large and effective right wing of radical politicians is being formed who will... negotiate with russia on russian terms, and politicians like mark rutte, as you understand, are absolutely not in the best interest of this happening, because this will end their political careers. we are not only talking about the security of europe, we are talking about the future and the prospects of a whole generation of people who are now the political elite of european countries, and who have not only their own specific desires, but also their own principles and ideals, the reason for which they went into politics in the first place. and the longer the russian-ukrainian war continues, and these people understand this perfectly well, the more chances they have to lose everything. mark rutte reminds europeans about

but the chair of the communist party of great britain, jody braun, are joining us here. live on our team to natural a, georgia, a very good off and into you, the german and she was basically booted out from parliament. she had neither. sean did any slow goodness nor disrupted the sessions. so what's wrong with drawing a t shirt, the palestine written across the front? a very good question, isn't it really nice? nice to be with you again. you know, um the writing and comment types of this that this is a case of sustain it. systemic proceed. didn't a well that's a must have on the statement really. and if you look at the fact that we so many of us and that will have been condemned to this awful situation of watching a genocide in real time for 20 months and feeling awfully powerless. because of the way every avenue of a position is systematically looked by those who are facilitating this genocide. you know, we have now this latest latent must occur, of starving palestinians who was gathering for food to be shot down. right? that's a palpable problem. and it's the end of th

and i'm far as small with a sports braun james is set to become the 1st player in n b, a history to peer in 23 seasons. morning 4 year old will play at least one more year with the los angeles lakers and a deal worth more than $50000000.00. don't the around us that it can not confirm it will be able to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency to funds for administrative set and following the strikes and photo and other nuclear facilities. the safety of i a e, a inspectors can't be guaranteed. it also said donald trump stands towards sanctions on iran, where psychological and media games. this is the daughter. what do you to call the director general of the i, the insisting at this time doesn't make sense to us because only a few days of cost since the aggressive attack. but the design is, would you and the united states on it on the piece nuclear facilities in the situation expecting that on to continue normal cooperation with the agency is not reasonable. and also one important issue is how we can assure the safety of the inspectors when we still don't have a clear assessme

in 2019, when the rights to her catalog up to that point were acquired by celebrity manager scooter braunthaca holdings, bought big machine records, the label. swift recorded those albums with. swift was given an opportunity to buy back the rights to her masters after her contract expired in 2018, but the label big machine records wanted her to sign a new contract that ultimately sparked a very public battle. >> the toxic male privilege in our industry is people saying, but he's always been nice to me when i'm raising valid concerns about artists and their rights to own their music. and of course, he's nice to you. if you're in this room, you have something he needs. >> brittany spanos is a staff writer for rolling stone. >> it was a very deeply kind of personal. situation that had occurred in 2019 and had sort of made her need and desire in her urge to find a way to fight back, even even more, even stronger, and even more intense. >> oh. >> look what you made me do. look what you made me do. >> swift's way of fighting back. rerecord those albums as taylor's versions. so far, she's record

eight years ago i think is very, very important so overall, you like what is going on in the chairman braun of the really important topic and if you take nothing else away from it, this is the take away. there was a lot of discussion in 2017 when we wrote the legislation, you know, people talking about it being a giveaway to the rich. this is a tax break for the rich. and the chairman gave you the numbers. our tax collections as a percentage of gdp actually went up with the new legislation. and that is the important piece. what has happened on the deficit side is our spending, and this relay, you know, you could talk about covid and the need for the federal government to get involved in covid and i think many of us this room was a this is exactly when the federal government should get involved and should spend money is when we are going through a pandemic or national crisis but wants the crisis is over, the government has to remember what steady-state looked like prior to the crisis or the pandemic so the tax revenue side of what we did in 2017, what the committee is doing continues to make

european commands which stretches to the eastern mediterranean, in braun, the navy's fifth fleet moved out to sea nearly all of its vessels to protect them from a potential iranian counterattack. president trump said he was impressed with the success of israel's strikes on the first night. but concerned about how fast they are burning through munitions. >> that first hit, that was one hell of a hit. not success steve centanniable. to be honest. >> at the white house, president trump had lunch with the head of pakistan's military, pakistan has 562-mile long border with iran. and could be a good staging ground for u.s. aircraft, according to former defense officials. pakistan has nuclear weapons. and given its close friendship with iran, could play a role in mediating. on capitol hill, defense secretary pete hegseth was asked about the pentagon's plans in the middle east. >> my question for you is whether you have been asked actively to provide options for the president regarding a strike in the middle east. >> if i had or i had not, i wouldn't disclose that in this forum. >> experts say

>> wants to thank all of you including representative governor senator braun, senator booker, representative here? where is jackie? she must not be here. to help make this a reality. >> gillian: the congresswoman had tragically passed away at that time. he wondered did legacy miffed yeah fail in its biden coverage? his answer not if you ask them. he says where is jackie episode was my cue to start hammering main street outlets to push on the story. it never happened. that was a failure. karl rove is here. the purpose of this segment is not to relitigate president biden's gaffes, it is to focus on the sort of lack of accuracy with which most outlets in america covered it. >> absolutely. look, i was taken -- there is a book out about biden's decline by jake tapper and another journalist named thompson. they had an interview in chicago. i was taken aback by what they had to say. they couldn't admit what we know. some reporters let their own ideological leanings effect how they reported. really? yeah, exactly. sometimes reporters got caught up in thinking about the external and consequences of p

commission chair moore commissioner braun, your commissioner campbell here commissioner imperial here. commissioner mcgarry and commissioner williams here. thank you, commissioners. we expect commission president so to be out today first on your agenda commissioners is consideration of items proposed for continuance item one case number 2023 hyphen 011606. see you at 935 garry street conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance to july 24th 2025 and item two case number 2024 hyphen 0081808 otoh for the community investments toolkit in equity geographies informational presentation is proposed for an indefinite continuance of commissioners. i have no other items proposed for continuance so we should open up public comment to members of the public. this is your opportunity to address the commission on there are items proposed for continuance only on the matter of continuance. good afternoon commissioners. yes on this item for continuance community investment tool kit toolkits in the inequity geographies i guess i just if it's possible to have someone comment on why this item