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dead, that's a ma'or development in today-s russia.— today's russia. obviously there was seculation today's russia. obviously there was speculation about _ today's russia. obviously there was speculation about what _ today's russia. obviously there was speculation about what yevgeny - speculation about what yevgeny prigozhin would or could go on to do next, it's often said that you don't challenge vladimir putin in that way and live to tell the tale. just explain to us why there was a lot of concern about what would happen to the prigozhin after he states that march on moscow. it’s the prigozhin after he states that march on moscow. it's absolutely correct that _ march on moscow. it's absolutely correct that prigozhin's _ march on moscow. it's absolutely correct that prigozhin's mutiny i march on moscow. it's absolutely. correct that prigozhin's mutiny and marched towards moscow was the largest example of dissent in bruton's russia, certainly in recent years as we've seen kremlin aggression approaching totalitarian levels. and to see prigozhin, who leads essentially a criminal and sponsor to —— sponsored a private military which had been fighting in
constitutional right to defend itself against invasion from non-state actors. more than 183,000 migrant encounters were recorded for the month of july. up from the start of the year when apprehensions topped 157,000 back in january. since october 1st, there have been more than 1.9 million encounters recorded along the southern border. meantime an 18-year-old man has been arrested in houston for allegedly shooting and killing an 11-year-old girl while she was at her home. police say the suspect was in this country illegally. investigators say he was from guatemala and had a sponsor in baton rouge, louisiana. he has now been arrested and is sitting behind bars at this point. we'll keep you posted on what happens down there today. >> dana: casey stiegel in texas. >> bill: retail theft is on the rise in big cities across the country. here is more.
of the war on terrorism started to concern some people. but you have to realize the country was different, that people were shocked by what happened with 9/11, and the bush administration used that. - our war against terror is only beginning. - there was the sense in the bush administration that there are these rogue states which will take advantage of the chaos created by al-qaeda. so even though bin laden hasn't been captured, the united states is on the road to war somewhere else. - our goal is to prevent regimes that sponsor terror from threatening america with weapons of mass of mass destruction. north korea is a regime arming with missiles, and weapons of mass destruction. iran aggressively pursues these weapons and exports terror. iraq continues to flaunt its hostility toward america and to support terror. the iraqi regime has plotted to develop anthrax and nerve gas and nuclear weapons
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relationship with the consumer will grow at a faster rate. the buy in to sponsor a women's team is lower than for men and on the other hand you are also getting a relationship with a digitally engaged consumer. just based on the historical nature of not offering certain games on broadcast channels, the relationship online has grown a lot so brands are seeing a return on investment and i think because of that they are more and more excited about investing and seeing the impact of that investment within a few years.- impact of that investment within a few years. earlier you mentioned — within a few years. earlier you mentioned the _ within a few years. earlier you mentioned the importance - within a few years. earlier you mentioned the importance of| mentioned the importance of consistency and wants the world cup is over, what would you like to see happen to keep the momentum behind women's football which until the next world cup? a couple of things. one thing that helps is unbundling sponsorship deals across teams. for example, if you have one sponsor sponsoring
able to capture that section of the rhetoric that wants to stay conservative but potentially doesn't want to vote democrat, let's not fool with joe biden. but, you know, looking for somewhere to go. could this be their answer? >> the problem here, charles, is that no labels is very carefully crafted. as my friend joe said, the convincing maga voters is the hardest thing in the will. but no labels has crafted a plan backed by $70 million of republican donor money including harlan crow who is clarence thomas's sponsor. they built a plan that is designed to do one thing, that is to throw of conservative democrats to a guy like joe manchin, so that joe biden loses in key elections states, and the guarantee that trump will be president again. every time nancy jacobs, the head of no labels, and the strategist of no labels are confronted with us, they absolutely lie about it. they say, oh, no, it's not
scene is thinking about folks in hawaii and pulling for you and sending love and concern. what did you see yesterday when you were able to tour the parts that were so devastated? >> thanks, chris, for doing this, and thank you for your kind words. i want to thank everybody across the country, across the world for the solidarity and the support and the money that is pouring in. because this is a disaster ongoing. we are still in disaster a sponsor, we are not in the rebuilding phase. what i saw was -- it was as though a bombing had happened on lahaina. it's flattened. it is raised to the ground. and the sugar mail is intact, the lighthouse is intact, the beignet is still standing but it's unclear whether or not it will survive. basically everything else is gone. we've got thousands of people now in temporary shelters. we are trying to restore power and telecommunications.
after effects of colonialism, industrial agriculture, and of course how they are poised to weather the effects of climate change. all of those factors seem to have converged here. what is the discussion like on hawaii about how to protect what i think is truly sacred land? >> thanks for that. the conversation among -- , native hawaiians in dialogue with indigenous peoples across the world has always been that of making sure that our knowledge, our practices, our struggles are seen. because struggles for our sovereignty, for continuity of our people on the land, is really about our efforts to maintain, in our language, -- our sponsor billeted to steward the land in the right way, to make share it's there for future generations. this is knowledge that we carry on to make sure from those
let you know what the official word is from the lawmakers once we get it. >> you can imagine it will start pouring in, mark meredith, jump back when you have more news on that. morgan ortagus is joining us on the phone. thank you for joining us here. reportedly if the deal does indeed completely go through iran would be able to access these funds only to buy food, medicine and other humanitarian purposes, qatar central bank overseeing the funds. what do you believe are the implications of this deal? >> this is taking hostages for ransom. world state sponsor of terrorism. talking about possibly reportedly 6 to 7 billion in ransom from these frozen funds that are actually in south korean banks. again, to put this in context,
this is the value of iran's entire military budget last year in 2021. also to put it in context a little bit more when obama did the deal, president obama did the deal mark was referring to he gave the iranian's 1.7 billion for five hostages. during the trump administration, under mike pompeo, we were able to get two american hostages out of iran for $0. in the trump administration, we would never pay off the world's leading sponsor of terrorism, number one. number two, the standards of obama administration, get five hostages out for 1.7. this is not only 6 to 7 billion in frozen ransom funds for these hostages, they are also reportedly doing an exchange. so we are also going to have to give them five iranian prisoners