applause i also signed the most significant gun safety law in most 30 years. i had to fight to get that done, convicted domestic abusers cannot own a weapon. in addition to that we finally got it passed. 0ur own a weapon. in addition to that we finally got it passed. our children can learn to read and write not learn to duck and cover in school. seriously, think about that. in the year 2024 were learning hearing about children learning to duck and cover. i will not stop until a ban assault weapons. ice cover. i will not stop until a ban assault weapons. cover. i will not stop until a ban assault weapons. joe biden at the women s history assault weapons. joe biden at the women s history reception - assault weapons. joe biden at the women s history reception at - assault weapons. joe biden at the women s history reception at thel women s history reception at the white house. we will continue to monitor that because we have heard in the last hour he has had a phone convers
correspondent shaimaa khalil. this is moving very quickly. what has been the reaction there? it this is moving very quickly. what has been the reaction there? it may have started has been the reaction there? it may have started a has been the reaction there? it may have started a bit has been the reaction there? it may have started a bit slow, has been the reaction there? it may have started a bit slow, but - has been the reaction there? it may have started a bit slow, but this - have started a bit slow, but this match is picking up really quickly. it is changing very, very fast. i was getting ready to come to speak to you about how wild the crowd went when sam kerr scored that absolute cracker of a goal, with so much powerfrom a distance, her at her absolute best. you couldn t hear yourself talk or think, because the crowd just went wild. australia were backin crowd just went wild. australia were back in the game. within minutes, lauren hemp then scored another goal
in manchester. we can see the goals on the screen, talk us through the reaction? . , , , ., on the screen, talk us through the reaction? . , , ,., . reaction? there has been so much excitement reaction? there has been so much excitement in reaction? there has been so much excitement in manchester. - reaction? there has been so much excitement in manchester. when l reaction? there has been so much i excitement in manchester. when ella toone scored that fantastic first goal for england, toone scored that fantastic first goalfor england, everyone toone scored that fantastic first goal for england, everyone was cheering, there were so many happy faces and lots of young people who are big fans of ella toone. this is where her career first started when she was about five years old. as you can imagine, people were delighted to see her score in the semifinal of the world cup and also pleased to note that england are now through to the final. i want to speak to some of the people
he is of course trying to present this as a overwhelming display of national unity, and a sign of, show of defiance to russia s enemies round the world. he said that russia s power is derived from its people, which is part of this message of presenting this election as a genuine democratic exercise where the russian people have shown him their support, rather than something carefully choreographed by the kremlin. he spoke of russians being one team and one family, and of course, appealing to this traditional values agenda, which we have seen him push over the year, by saying he had spoken to the head of the russian orthodox church. another key point he mentioned what russia calls the new region, the occupied pars of ukraine. we calls the new region, the occupied pars of ukraine. calls the new region, the occupied pars of ukraine. we are going to gok back to the press pars of ukraine. we are going to gok back to the press conference, - pars of ukraine. we are going to gok b