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what president trump will say following 34 counts of falsifying records. his team is focusing on next legal steps. the president telling fox news, think about how something like this could have happened to our country. november 5 will be most important day in our country, we will be fighting hard. listen. >> i predict this will increase t turnout on our side, he will win, he will become next president. he was already crushing joe biden in the polls. i think it will help us and that huge enthusiasm gap will be wider. >> todd: judge juan merchan set his sentencing july 11th. they will ...

They could do that they then can't do, and they know the difference. but he didn't, so he just grows around his condition. yeah, he really did. so, he knew he was in pain. he knew he was out of sorts. but he was 11 months old. and at one, right away, he had the surgery. and then, you know, there's brain damage from that, and body damage and, so — but i think the only time you go faster than one to two is zero to one and so, it was such a time of learning and growth — and he absolutely did learn and grow, but in his own different kind of way. because one of the things i've been struck by as...

The second thing, we're finding, is obviously the complete randomness and chaos of the recruitment process, the mobilization process. clearly this was not something that was prepared well. we can account for a lot of incompetences in the russian army based on what we saw in the first six, seven months of the war. but this is really incompetent. one person was 63 years old and he was brought in to be mobilized clearly outside of any range of being allowed by law. somebody who had body damage, somebody who had a missing limb was recruited. so clearly they had some incomplete random information, ...

Mit dem Sturz der Fassadenteile am Stuttgarter Hauptbahnhof haben sich die Gegner von S21 zu Wort gemeldet: Das Projekt sei 'nicht beherrschbar'. Die Deutsche

ISS in Schieflage: Neues Modul zündet unkontrolliert die Triebwerke Die Internationale Raumstation ISS hat nach ziemlich langer Zeit ein komplett neues Modul erhalten. Der neue Anbau brachte die Station aber erst einmal ordentlich in Gefahr, als die Triebwerke plötzlich unkontrolliert feuerten. In den letzten Jahren ging in der Raumfahrt vieles ziemlich glatt. Allerdings handelt es sich bei keinem Projekt in dem Bereich um Routine, so dass früher oder später immer mit Problemen zu rechnen ist. Das zeigte sich jetzt, als das neue russische Modul Nauka an die ISS angedockt werden sollte. Di...