i think we have alexis back. alexis mcadams on the ground.w minutes? >> reporter: we've seen hundreds of nypd officers moving in. we saw nypd busses rather in the top brass from the department is on scene. i checked in with police sources who say they will end up moving to the campus and may be 30 minutes or less. they did not tell me if they got the call but you can kind of fill in the blanks there. to walk you closer, to show you what we are seeing, this is the area that the police are entering. they move the barricades and they let the officers go through. so it's blocked off for quite a ways from campus. we are at one 14th right now. they have to go up a little bit. last time they went in with there, you know, their crews, they went into the encampment. this time it's a little different, it's not just about the tents set up, even though they were given that deadline, you can kind of see what's going on. but it's also about hamilton hall. the police officers will have to have a different plan but i want to zoom in a bit. you can see they h

now we go back to columbia university alexis mcadams is live on the ground at columbia where it's now started to rain. what are you seeing. a lot of students being put in to those busses. >> hey, sean so it's been flowing out here just a short time ago we checked in their a lot of students being put on nypd busses facing serious charges but what we found out a short time ago with the media briefing was this hamilton hall area was heavily barricaded with those doors out there yesterday as they were going 1 by 1 right into hamilton hall to try and get those protesters out. then when some did leave they tried to go back in and get the rest this time they don't know how many people are in their so the nypd officers got the call this morning from the university now we need your help now we need you to come in. they don't know who's inside of their we heard from the university they believe there are outside groups involved in it at this time. we also got a statement a short time ago from the university who talked about making the decision after being given an ultimatum to the protesters who

alexis vanessa roberts better have her butt in class.find out she in one of them damn tents instead the dorm room that i pay for. >> i thought you were in favor of the student protests? >> brother man, i am supportive of y'all's kids protesting, not my kids. my kids know better. shoot, alexis vanessa ain't crazy. >> your daughter attends column boo i can't. what do you think about the students that took over hamilton hall? >> that's good for y'all's kids, but they ain't mine. you feel me, ryan? >> yes, i feel you, alphonse. tell me, with the rise in attendance in this program, how does it make you feel about the police presence? >> i'm very concerned. one of my worst fears is my daughter being thrown behind bar. this is a crucial time in her life, and i would hate for her to have an arrest follow her forever. >> man, i ain't worried about 5-0. that is not my business. my business is alexis vanessa roberts. she ain't talking about no free this, free that. i tell you what ain't free, columbia. shoot. do y'all know that they got the nerve t

martha. >> martha: so interesting alexis, thank you. shannon bring with me now, along with dana free no. great to have both of you. this comparison with dragon is so interesting i think. i'd like to play in other soundbite we have 2. let's due number 21st of dragon campaigning in 1980 as another part of the urban league adjusts. listen to the language he's speaking in this address. >> another barrier concerns me even more. that's the idea of black americans are some underclass of people who must be treated apart from the mainstream of americans because they don't have the capabilities the rest of us have. nothing could be further from the truth. >> martha: so, dana, you know, this is an interesting moment. i think about the white house speech president biden gave the other day and the comparison between these philosophies of what all voters might be looking for, block white and hispanic. also interesting to consider no child left behind was -- which was president bush's signature before 9/11 and that's because what he saw as governor wa

alexis: certainly. of the key phrases is the return of industrial policy, and we are seeing that pop-up not only from washington but europe, as well, were coming out of the economic shutdowns of the pandemic and associated economic stocks, many countries are stopping to assess what sectors are deemed to be of the utmost economic sincerity. the irony is that we think about multinational corporations and when we think of investment calls of capital, that the know-how and the human capital and the prowess and the skills that are necessary to drive growth in some of these critical sectors do not come from one jurisdiction, so it's interesting as we think about some of the most frontrunning and four sided economies are those that are courting investment from different types of companies and countries in order to grow sustainably in these high-tech patterns of demand. haidi: you talk about this sort of post-pandemic emergence of shuttle economic diplomacy, which is interesting. do you think as we see more of

alexis, i hear a lot of noise behind you yet again. >> reporter: that's right. another night in new york city and another protest. this time at nyu here in the big apple. we will walk you a bit closer to the crowd. it's a pretty big crowd here at nyu. this is right in front of one of their buildings just on campus not far from washington square park. the different thing about this compared to columbia is this is more in the middle of the city so some of these people can come from outside groups a lot more easily according to nypd and mix into the crowds. we will have to see how things play out but the crowd continues to grow and we've been trying to talk to people on the ground about what they feel about the nypd showing up asking about what happened at columbia university last night and why so many of them were wearing masks. why are you out here today? why are you out here today? oh, okay, domask there but no answer either. we will move a bit closer and see if anyone wants to talk. what are you out here today? why are you at this protest tonight? >> i don't fe

. >> sandra: and alexis mcadams live outside of fordham university. >> hey, sandra check it out behinde you can see dozens of students outside of the lincoln center campus on the upper west side in new york city. we will walk through here so you can see what's going on here. there are people over here yelling for students to hold their ground, yelling for fordham university to divert us from israel and saying the nypd should not be here on this campus. this is some stuff we heard at columbia the other day. we were trying to walk through the crowd to show you the scope of how big this is here. so this is off west 60th street in new york city and then we will shift this way to see this is the front look here. this is the building that students are occupying right now. we looked in there and you can see about a dozen tents right there inside of this main hall. the police are on standby there have not been any arrests just yet but we are trying to talk to students about why they are here to support it, why are you out here today to support palestine? >> because people are dying and that is

it's interesting because alexis and all the media was kind of pushed back. they say the encampment has now been cleared of all the protesters and so has hamilton hall but from where we are looking right here, if you look at that screen, how far is the actual encampment away? i know it's in front of the library but about how far is the library from where we are looking at right here? >> not far at all. first of all thank you for having me. it's an unbelievable situation that we've found ourselves in but it is unfortunately the direct result of six months of a complete lack of leadership from columbia university and of course the fault of these pro hamas proterra protesters that we've seen at columbia. so what we are seeing now, hamilton hall is not far at all from the lawn where the encampment is. it takes about 45 seconds to one minute to get there. this is all in front of butler library. since no one has been allowed on campus, obviously we have not been able to see the footage, however there are several dorms, freshman dorms primarily, that are overlooking

alexis mcadams is live on the ground at nyu with the latest there. alexis, good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening, you can check it out over my shoulder, this crowd which is still out. chanting things like intifada and demanding that this university also divest from israel, saying that they are done with what's happening in gaza and they want a free palestine. this is kind of what's going on here. and we've also seen what's happening not just year at nyu but across the city and the country. check out this video we shot just a short time ago this afternoon, also on the upper west side in new york city, you can see that's was happening. fifteen students were arrested there after they set up another gaza solidarity encampment. this time those tents were set up right inside of a campus building. the nypd moving in and making those arrests and clearing the way. the protests coming up there a night of chaos. nearly 300 arrests at two campuses including a majority of those at columbia university in new york city. the nypd even removed a palestinian

but, for alexis boguen, once ordering a coffee once seemed impossible.e, she can do these things again, thanks to a.i. >> it's amazing to have, like, a thing in your back pocket that you can pull out and have it talk for you. >> reporter: the 21-year-old used to love singing along to country muse niic in the car bus left without a voice after a terrifying discovery. >> she had a brain tumor in the back of the brain. the size of a golf ball. it was very vascular. she had to go into urgent brain surgery. >> reporter: the ten-hour operation successfully removed the tumor, but it damaged the part of alex he'f alex he's bra. >> i thought if i couldn't talk i couldn't be independent. >> reporter: so specialists in providence, rhode island using new artificial intelligence technology worked to create a digital clone of boguen's voice. >> we were given early access to the technology called voice engine, tak engine. taking 15 seconds of audio, it can recreate someone's voice. >> reporter: they used a clip well before the surgery where she talked about cooking. no

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>> bret: alexis mcadams in the bronx alexis, thanks. president biden has let printed statements and comments from administration officials to do the talking on the campus chaos. his spokesperson today fielding many questions on the protest and several questions about the president's silence on the issue. meanwhile, down the street, congress debated and voted on a move to go on the record about anti-semitism. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight life from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. late today the house easily passed a bill addressing anti-semitism as president biden has remains entirely out of sight. he is at a campaign fundraiser a few blocks away right now. and he is leaving it up to his aides to explain the white house's position on these protests. >> there's a small number of students who are causing the disruption. >> peter: as white house officials sympathize with peaceful student protesters, intense debate erupted on capitol hill over a bipartisan bill aiming to make the

mcadams talking to the student protesters tonight so alexis what's going on we like to hear from somethe protesters. >> i will show you what's going on now i will flip the camera around things are escalating as nypd is moving in bringing in busses which is what happened last time when they made arrests of the students i was told by an nypd source they are bringing those officers to make arrests of those students for trespassing sounding similar potentially because it happened the other day plenty of chaos out here the past 24 hours and counting the nypd trying to move in and doing their best about really they are very welcome here in this crowd we are also doing her best to move around and see if we can get in and see the opening here you can see them moving in. they rolled up in the past hour or so i was told by an nypd source that they did get a call from the president of columbia which is what they have been waiting for here. they had to get a call because it's private property so we will see what the people think about these arrests. we will see if we can talk to someone. >> what

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alexis mcadams, she was everywhere through all of this.the way more protests are expected to the weekend. pretty much across the country right now. we started with just a couple up to 49 right now if you include a couple of very short live campus dustups. really around 55. be that as it may rear come to be covering this tomorrow morning as well on my weekend show. our guests will include the former new york police commissioner and former la police chief bill bratton and whether these type of events are just going to keep popping up throughout the summer. many are looking at the summer 68 parallels here. don't know if that's true but will be looking into that and why some are saying maybe we have to take away taxpayer funds to institutions that keep allowing this, and maybe if my next guest is right on the show taking away all the student loan forgiveness for the kids who are behind us. that's coming up. at the corner of all and broad we had a market soaring now. implement report kind of like goldilocks not too hot or strong not too week. 1

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. ..i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. to the caucasus now and several thousand people have gathered outside parliament in georgia, continuing a campaign of demon

this is where alexis mcadams was earlier. had to pull her back because quite frankly she was getting some pretty hateful rhetoric thrown at her and some threats. we pulled her back but the protest has been going on for hours and we'll go on for hours more we will let you know if there is any violence that happens. now to the stark contrast and what's happening at schools like berkeley where demonstrators face harassment and schools like liberty university were -- were massive groups of students gather to pray. let's bring in a member of young women for america, liberty university student avenue in dayton along the with the student supporting israel, thank you both for coming on. we appreciated. you say liberty university is prioritizing truth in the midst of darkness. what do you mean by that? >> liberty students gathered together every wednesday and friday voluntarily to worship the lord and have our time of community together. we do it peacefully. we've had israeli men come to campus and speak to the entire student body and

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alexi simply says, "look at what's happening". flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. ..i�*ve been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. to the caucasus now and several thousand people have gathered outside parliament in georgia, continuing a campaign of demonstrati

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".ecision to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. to the war in gaza now and the israeli military says it has opened a new aid crossing into gaza, in co—ordination wit

alexis mcadams is at new york university tonight. good evening, alexis. >> the group of protesters behind me has now moved to the liberal arts college. you can see the crowd continues to grow. this comes as we've seen lots of arrests across the country. it continues. so far more than 2,000 arrests and dozens taken in to custody just this morning. >> you have the opportunity to leave, leave now. >> new york police officers cleared tent en ccampments arresting 57 protesters at new york university and at a nearby liberal arts college call the new school. protesters chanted in the background. the new school student newspaper reporting that faculty members voted in favor of a resolution urging the university to divest from companies that support israel. similar demands have been made at other schools including rutgers university. >> we have to leave. >> protesters there dismantled their encampment after officials said they they were reviewing a list of requests including ending partnerships with israel and providing scholarships for ten d

thank you alexis for joining me. yesterday louisiana governor jeff landry signed into law a first of its kind legislation that classifies abortion inducing drugs as controlled and dangerous substances. how worried are you that this move could set a precedent for banning abortion pills nationwide under the law? >> rev, incredibly alarmed, as we all should be, because we know that laws like this are ones that get exported very quickly to the other states that have also criminalized access to abortion. and here we are, honestly first, shame on louisiana. louisiana is a state that has already a very, very horrible maternal mortality rate and the idea that they are trying to take away access to mifepristone and miss oppressed all, medications that are used for miscarriage management, that are used for post maternal care, that are used for ulcer treatment. the idea that they are trying to take away more access when clearly the women of louisiana need access. we know this is going to ripple across the country because they c

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".made the decision to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. in russia, vladimir putin has removed his defence secretary sergei shoigu from his post, appointing him hea

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".s made the decision to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. in russia, vladimir putin has removed his defence secretary, sergei shoigu from his post — appointing him

the presidents, alexis, indonesia cover to be on to talk to the city until president elect of entities. a thank you for talking to on to 0 and on the side, but the data and i gave them festivals. let's begin with talking about the election of a landslide victory for you. almost 60 percent of the votes victory in 30 out of $32.00 provinces. certainly results that any candidate would have been happy with. what made the difference this time because you phone for president before twice. why do you think your message appeal to to vote is this you? i think the combination of factors may be uh, precisely because i ran twice before i think of my message, my another this my, my principals reach the people and this time, of course i have to say that i felt that i basically became part of the incumbent deep so i think that also was a great factor. that's something that many observers have talked about and they've called at this jacoby effect, the effect of your perceived closeness with the president and how that may have boosted your chances. what do you make of that? well, if you know the pressu

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening". decision to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. ..i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russians just walked in wherever. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. just a reminder of that breaking news which we will bring you more on. the russian defence minister, se

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she's the widow of alexi and of all me who died earlier this year in an arctic prison. his death was seen by critics as orchestrated by the russian government. vanya shares the war, but the russian anti corruption or foundation, a group. her late husband founded ivonya continues to fight against pretends russia as the earlier this year. she cost to ballots in russia as presidential election at the embassy in berlin. an election went and the re, low position had long been dealt with by blinding me, boots and following the death of alexi in a valley in an optical pay no column. the opposition has been old, but decimated in russia. and the error of parents is usually involved in the it's not her role. she's taken on by choice, but by necessity just 12 days after her husband's day, she address you lawmakers in stress, but which includes my husband. i look, see nobody on here. so there's, i think see, was tortured for 3 years. she was starved in the tar needs tone, so collado from the outside world and denied visits, phone calls, and then even the letters. and then they kill

the president, alexis, indonesia cover. talk to the city until president elect entities are thank you for talking to him to 0. and on the side, but the data and i get that done by federal let's begin with talking about the election of a landslide victory for you. almost 60 percent of the votes victory in 30 out of $32.00 provinces. certainly results that any candidate would have been happy with. what made the difference this time because you phone for president before twice. why do you think your message appeal to vote is this you? i think the combination of factors may be uh, precisely because as i ran twice before, i think of my message, my, another, this my, my principal's rich people. and this time, of course i have to say that i felt that i basically uh became part of the income, but the so i think that also was a great factor. that's something that many observers have talked about and they've called it this decal way, affect the effect of your perceived closeness with the president and how that may have boosted your c

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".made the decision to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. in russia, vladimir putin has removed his defence secretary sergei shoigu from his post, appointing him head

the president, alexis, indonesia cover, talk to the city until president elect entities are thank you for to control and to 0. and on the side, but the data like that on, but that's devils. let's begin with talking about the election of a landslide victory for you. almost 60 percent of the votes victory in 30 out of $32.00 provinces. certainly results that any candidate would have been happy with. what made the difference this time because you phone for president before twice. why do you think your message appeal to to vote is this you? i think the combination of factors may be precisely because i ran twice before i think of my message my and that at this my, my principals reach the people and this time of course i have to say that i felt that i basically became part of the incumbent team. so i think that also was a great factor. that's something that many observers have talked about and they've called it this jacoby effect, the effect of your a perceived closeness with the president and how that may have boosted your chances . what do you make of that? well, if you know, uh, pressure

después iba a venir esta jugada, que era la polémica, porque el balón le iba a quedar a alexis vega.arranque de los san jose earthquakes, ahora suman 3 partidos sin perder y hoy en denver buscaban extender esa racha contra el colorado rapids, pero las cosas se veían muy difíciles porque aquí apenas al minuto 32, en este tiro de esquina, rafa navarro se anticipaba a todos y los rapids lo ganaban 1 por 0. y como le ha ido a los cuates esta temporada, después al 41 este balón le quedaba omar fernández, que le pegaba así y los cuates se iban abajo 2 a 0. pero entonces al 43 jeremy y sacaba este disparo y después de los rebotes el balón le caía pellegrino, pellegrino descontaba. dieron 7 minutos de añadido en el primer tiempo y entonces en el tiro de esquina venía este balón de víctor de de víctor costa para atrás. para hernán lópez muñoz, el recién llegado para poner las cosas 2 a 2 con su primer gol con los san josé kiley. después cristian espinoza al 65 iba a poner cifras finales. lo ganaron los y ya suman 3 victorias en el torneo. pasamos a las grandes ligas, donde los golpeados san f

chosen a reluctant champion from russia for its own freedom of speech award. julia natalia as a widow of alexi and the valley who died this year in optic prison. death was widely seen as having been orchestrated by the russian government. mister valia sheds the award with the russian anti corruption foundation. a group founded by her late husband, the earlier this year, she costs to ballots in process presidential election at the embassy in berlin. an election with any re, low position, had long been dealt with 5 lot to me put in the following the day of alexi and about me in an optic. okay. no problem and the opposition has been old, but decimated in russia. and the arab parents is usually involved in the it's not her role. she's taken on by choice, but by necessity just 12 days after her husband's death, she addressed the, you know, make this and stress but which includes my husband. i like see now why they on he's so there's, i think see, was tortured for 3 years. she was starved in the car needs tones, so collado from the outside world and denied visits, phone calls and then even the lette

the presidents alexis, indonesia cover to be on. so talk to the city until president elect of entities a thank you for talking to him. to 0 and on the side, but the data and i get that done by bebbles. let's begin with talking about the election of a landslide victory for you. almost 60 percent of the votes victory in 30 out of the to provinces. certainly results that any candidate would have been happy with. what made the difference this time because you phone for president before twice. why do you think your message appeal to to vote is this you? i think the combination of factors may be uh, precisely because i ran twice before i think of my message my and that at this my, my principals reach the people and this time of course i have to say that i felt that i basically became part of the incumbent team. so i think that also was a great factor. that's something that many observers have talked about and they've called it this decal way, affect the effect of your perceived closeness with the president and how that may have boosted yo

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".ision to flee unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. ..i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russians just walked in wherever. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. powerful reporting there. and power images from cameraman lee. we can joinjonat

the president alexis, indonesia, covers to be on to talk to the city until president elect of entities. and thank you for talking to on to 0 and on the side, but the data and i get that done by federal. let's begin with talking about the election of a landslide victory for you. almost 60 percent of the votes victory in 30 out of $32.00 provinces, certainly results that any candidate would have been happy with. what made the difference this time because you phone for president before twice. why do you think your message appeal to vote is this you? i think the combination of factors may be uh, precisely because i ran twice before. i think of my message, my another, this my, my principals reach the people. and this time, of course i have to say that i felt that i basically became part of the incumbent team. so i think that also was a great factor. that's something that many observers have talked about and they've called it this jacoby effect, the effect of your perceived closeness with the president and how that may have boosted your chances. what do you make of that? well, if you know th

in the bosphorus strait near istanbul, the cargo alexis ran aground on its way from ukraine to egypt.s stopped traffic in the strait - snn reports. in the main directorate of coast guard. they stated that alexi sat on mila due to a malfunction of the mechanisms. groups of rescue divers have already been sent to save the vessel and tugboats. we will summarize the morning at 12 o'clock, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your likes, then my colleagues, oksana vasochanska and roman chaika, will continue. don't switch, stay with the espresso team. we return, remind the rules of our ether, we ask interesting, intelligent and factual. among our guests, they tell so that we all know more, know what is happening in the country and understand what it all means, and you will donate. so, waiting for donations, we add oleg to our conversation rybachuk oleg rybachuk, the head of the state center for joint actions, and in the past the deputy prime minister of ukraine for european integration. mr. olezh, welcome to our air. good morning. mr. oleg, let's star

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening".ll heartbreaking for 0lexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. ..i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again. you're angry. very angry. denis, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. - we saw it. the russians just walked in wherever. where were the minefields? they just walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. the taliban say 315 people have now died in devastating flash floods in the north of afghanistan. a spokesman for the interior ministry told the bbc

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we will keep you posted on the protest martha. >> martha: thank you so much alexis mcadams.r new york publican governor george pataki who joins us now. always good to sea you. we haven't heard from you since all of this started happening in new york. when you look at the scenes inside hamilton hall at columbia university. let's pop up this picture of -- for the governor on the outside of the tent it says crush one campus another rises. what is you're take on this governor? >> like a mother this is just disgusting. it shouldn't be tolerated. these are not acts of free speech or protest, these are acts of anarchy. they should have been stopped on day one. university administrators should have stopped it but they didn't. when they didn't do it, since they are clearly raking the law, the nypd in new york and others across the country should have been called in right away. in 1968, the last time columbia had rights like that, i was there and was vary active leading some of the anti- protesters. the longer it goes, the more propensity for violence there is. it should have been shu

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alexis mcadams was there as well. the purpose is to understand americans.t alexis mcadams got out of people in the bronx. >> it's been 100 years since the bronx voted for a republican presidential candidate. is that going to change this year? >> it absolutely will. you know, a lot of times people take things for granted. people thought that hillary was going to clinch the presidency coronation. and that didn't happen, so there is always room for surprises. >> it's time for a change in leadership. we have been voting down the same party for years now. and nothing has changed. things have gotten out of control. we're dealing with housing situations, we're dealing with homelessness and mentally ill. crime. there is a lot happening here. inflation. >> i have always been raised a certain way. for me to come to think republican and donald trump and say it's time to right a wrong for him. it's time to right that wrong they are doing to him. that's coming from the new york. >> lawrence: "new york post" editorial puts it this way. trump will win if he does more spee

live from washington with the latest details hi alexis.eporter: hi and as you mentioned former president donald trump will beyoncÉ tear to libertarian in washington dc later tonight in these going to try if he can pull these people from the party over the gain support on republican side and is he going to be welcome to with cheers and sing around 8:0e we talked to said they are still interested in hearing is talking point specifically about covid-19 in the immigration and the economy and thus i, when the drums pretty much number one vivek ramaswamy on stage trying to garner up some supporting cheers but that did not happen and people were booing and listen watch this. >> i've gotten to know donald trump the course of the last several years in the last several months. and you will hear from him tomorrow night and the question is do you want to influence the next administration don't you is the question for this room, to ask. reporter: the crowd is outspoken in booing trump's name a few times with the presumptive republican presidential nomi

alexis, good morning. >> good morning, guys.he first time in five weeks mortgage rates are lower. according to freddie mac, the average rate on a 30-year loan is now 7.09%, that's down from 7.22% last week. but it's not enough to jump-start the spring buying season, typically the busiest time of the year for the housing market, because many are staying on the sidelines, tha they're unwilling to sell and give up ul experts are calling the lock-in effect. they're unwilling to sell and give up ultra low mortgage rates keeping the number of homes for sale low and prices high. consider this, a $400,000 home three years ago when mortgage rates were just below 3% meant a monthly payment of nearly $1700. at today's rate, that same home is about a thousand dollars more each month. experts say buyers need to get creative when it comes to finding the lowest mortgage rate. options include adjustable rate mortgages, a rate buy-down and assumable mortgages when you take over the seller's rate. now, each comes with its own challenges, so be su

correspondent alexis mcadams is on the nyu campus tonight.d evening, alexis. >> bret, good evening from the nyu campus where can you see yet another gaza solidarity encampment set up here behind me. this one has been here a week and counting. the students say they are not going anywhere until this university divests from israel. it's not just here at nyu. it's happening across the city and country. take a live look on your screen. you can see what is happening right now at a college called the new school in manhattan, not that far from where i am right now in new york city. they are chanting palestine must be free. if there's no justice there will be no peace. the crowd continues to grow there tonight. this afternoon, protesters out at rutgers university in new jersey, taking down their solidarity encampment after organizers say their university has now agreed to work with them on their list of demands, including divesting from israel and giving at least 10 students from gaza a scholarship to rutgers. this week protesters at colleges across n

alexi simply says, "look at what's happening."e unavoidable, though it's still heartbreaking for olexander. this was the home he grew up in. he doesn't know if he'll ever return. ukrainian officials insist they were ready. not everyone agrees. this drone footage appears to show russian troops crossing the border unopposed. i've been in front line. for something you've already fought for before in 2022. same again? same again. you're angry? very angry. denys, a ukrainian reconnaissance commander, helped push back the russians in 2022. now, he's having to fight for the same territory again. translation: there was no first line of defence. . we saw it. the russiansjust walked in. where were the minefields? theyjust walked in. ukraine says it's repelling this attack with reinforcements, but russia's been probing the entire 800—mile front, and in kharkiv, it's exposed the weakness. jonathan beale, bbc news, vovchansk. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. here in the uk, an inquiry set up to discover why some women have

alexis mcadams covering the story live from new york city today joins us now hey, alexis. >> hey, jillianthe family of fallen nypd officer jonathan diller, his wife was sitting in the courtroom today just feet away from the suspect accused of shooting and killing her husband. the nypd showing up in full force to send a strong message, watch. >> we hope that this vicious, violent cop killing took a good look at the crowd in that courtroom. because he is going to see us every time he comes to court. >> this morning guy rivera the man accused of killing nypd detective jonathan diller back in march was arraigned. more than a month after that deadly shooting that really shook new york to its core. he is charged with murder and attempted murder being held without bail, he shot the cop during a traffic stop. diller's family in the courtroom as the shooter faces life behind bars, diller was a dad, husband, and a three year veteran of the nypd. as the police showed up in full force to pack that courthouse the police department hopes it holds a strong message to that suspect and the whole city. we