cooper said, just the other day, that i never liked politically motivated formations, so let's wait for some more reliable information, maybe the personnel management of the general staff something will explain to the ukrainian society in this regard, as of today, as far as i know, the 67th brigade is holding defenses in the area of ​​the temporary ravine, which concerns the situation near this city today. a really important point, and both sides understand it. as the chasas will be captured, the enemy gets an excellent bridgehead for the development of an offensive in the direction of kostiantynovka and druzhkivka. if you look at the map, you can clearly see the highway there. h20, kharkiv, izyum bakhmut. and along this highway there are four well -prepared fortified districts, sloviansk, kramatorsk, druzhkivka, kostiantynivka. conduct an offensive operation and capture this agglomeration at once. the enemy had already asked, but nothing came of it. as a result, i kharkiv region lost my pride. therefore , i think that they drew conclusions from their failures. if it is possible to

cooper said just the other day that... "i have never liked politically motivated formations, so let's wait for some more reliable information, maybe the personnel department of the general staff will explain something to the ukrainian society about this. as of today, as far as i know, the 67th brigade is holding a defense in the chasovoy yar area, which concerns the situation near this city today, chasov. has great operational and strategic importance, unlike bakhmut and avdiivka, which we lost, chass offiar is a really important point, and both sides understand it. if the chasovar is captured, the enemy gets an excellent bridgehead for the development of an offensive in the direction of kostiantynovka and druzhkivka. if you look at map, the n20 highway is clearly visible there. bakhmut and four well -prepared fortified districts, sloviansk, kramatorsk, druzhkivka and kostiantynivka, are located along this highway. conduct an offensive operation and capture this agglomeration at once. the enemy had already asked, nothing c

those include steph curry, tom brady, larry david and shaquille o'neal.kman-fried will be freed from any liability for providing evidence in any current or future litigation. >>> today oakland is breaking ground on a new housing development which will make it possible for some of the city's most vulnerable residents to make it in the bay. the groundbreaking and at 11:00 this morning on 12th street in the meritt east lake neighborhood. the application process is regulated, but it will be open to people living on social security alone or for households making $84,000 or less, which is considered low income for our area. >> it includes everyone from folks who were formerly homeless to people who are making minimum wage jobs and can struggle to survive in the bay area. so it really has a broad spectrum of affordability. >> this is a public/private partnership. the east bay asian development corporation, along with the university council and jordan real estate investment. on the public side, there are 16 different agencies. the project also represents one of t

caitriona: tom bateman, traveling with the secretary of state antony blinken.stories making news around the world, haitian prime minister officially resigned and a transitional council has been sworn in to take over powerful stop thursday ceremony was caught up in the gang violence sweeping the country. gunfire near the national palace forced a change of venue to the prime minister's office. the council will try to restore water to the country of 11.5 million people as gang leaders demand a seat at the table. the pentagon says u.s. military vessels have started building a temporary pier and causeway just off the coast of gaza. that will be operational in early may. u.s. troops will not be on the ground in gaza but will come close to the shore. until now the u.s. has largely relied on airdropped, as seen in this video, to deliver aid to gaza. it is hoped this pier when constructed will allow eta asks us to come in by c -- aide access to come in by sea. it attracts vast numbers of tourists come and now venice has become the first ever city to charge visitors in a

stuart: tom homan joins us. it appears she is okay with ice arresting illegal migrants.>> actions speak louder than words. he said if they break the law they should be arrested. when you enter the country illegally that is a crime under title viii of the united states code this administration isn't charging them with a crime or prosecuting. they are releasing them. they fly them to a city of their choice on taxpayer time, give them 3 meals a day, medical attention and work authorization which is why they came here to begin with. actions speak louder than words. from day one they have not been accurate on their messaging. this isn't mismanagement and incompetence but design. stuart: one hundred 82 chinese citizens at the san diego border on tuesday alone. 22,000 have been apprehended at the border since october 1st. that's an increase since 2021. listen to what mike pompeo had to say about this? >> we don't have any idea who they are. are they mostly got aways? even the venting we are doing is a handful of simple questions and release them. stuart: is the communist party

tom bateman reporting.nation of prime minister ariel henri. the government shake—up follows a recent surge in gang violence across the nation. the group, which is backed by other caribbean nations and the us, will try to restore order and democratic rule in haiti. more now with our caroll spinney and correspondent who is in haiti and i understand you are there for this swearing—in ceremony and there are champagne toasts but also a few streets away there was gunfire in the streets? talk us through this moment and what it means for the country.— means for the country. there were actually _ means for the country. there were actually two _ means for the country. there | were actually two ceremonies and in automatic how violent parts of the capital has become, the first held a secret ceremony, so we had all of the other local journalists were ceremony, so we had all of the other localjournalists were in an upscale part of port—au—prince while secretly, the council was being sworn in in downtown port—au—prince at

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure from external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focus in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the on services committee to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us, senator, is israel committing genocide and gaza center got and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza. we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to the mind. israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself a friend of is real and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing into a mazda is hands when you kill a civilian c

all cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure for external threats. a common belief to that, how much does a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type of focus in the senate where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us, send it to israel, committing genocide and gaza sorta regard and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a mouse. they are playing into a mouse as hands when you kill a civilian ch

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure from external threats. a common belief to that, how much does a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type of focus in the senate where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by a sent it to israel, committing genocide and gaza sorta regard and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing at demoss is hands when you kill a civilian child, t

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure from external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focused in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the on services committee to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us, senator, is israel committing genocide and gaza center account? and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide meaning to create it. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza. we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to the mind. israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself a friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing demoss is hands when you kill a civ

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure for external threats. a common belief to that, how much does a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focus in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by a sent it to israel, committing genocide and gaza center. got and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no. israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability . the department of defense and state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a mouse. they are playing into a mouse as hands when you kill a civilian child. the

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure from external threats. a common belief to that come us as a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire. with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focus in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us, senator, is israel committing genocide and gaza center cotton i. we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind. israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of is real and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing demoss is hands when you kill a civilian child. their pa

all cooperation makes the u. k. and israel will secure for external threats. a common belief to that, how much does a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type of focus in the senate where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by a sent it to israel, committing genocide and gaza sorta regard and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing demoss is hands when you kill a civilian child. thei

. >> you mentioned the story and i talked to yvette cooper about it.nate for some days to come. let's talk about the spin cycle on this. tom, there should have been something done before now, should there? >> probably. it's difficult to tell angela -- what to do. she is a strong and independently minded woman and this is about events before she was mp. it doesn't relate to what she's done in parliament. it's about before she was an mp and had clever accountants and tax lawyers. so, there is a kind of jumped up this is a hot issue and we know the cycle that plays out. incidentally, by someone who has avoided millions of pounds of tax, not 1000 pounds. >> let's be a little careful here. we don't -- when you say avoided, we know that is not unlawful, but we have to be careful. is a problem for her, but isn't the problem here that angela rayner herself is not hesitated on a hair trigger to go after just about anybody who might have done something that somebody else thinks is a bit dodgy? >> i hate this kind of politics. it is a status point into -- the pro

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all cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure for external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focused in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by a sent it to israel, committing genocide and gaza sorta regard and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing demoss is hands when you kill a civilian child. their

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure from external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focus in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us, send it to israel, committing genocide and gaza center account. and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability . the department of defense and state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing into a mouse is hands when you kill a civilian child.

a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel will secure from external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a pointing to type focus in the senate where the secretary of defense appeared before the on services committee to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us in a to is israel committing genocide and gaza center cotton? i we don't have any evidence of genocide meaning to create it. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza. we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself a friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing into a mazda is hands when you kill a civilian c

so that also exerts greater pressure to be cooperating against the big seven and even potentially the big unindicted co-conspirator number one. plea that would be more, very shortly. mary mccord, tom joslin, harry mid-may, great to have you here, appearing by the fireplace. >>> what is happening in arizona is, of course, not, as you know, the only legal issue involving donald trump that just broke the hour for the show. donald trump tomorrow will have two sets of lawyers in two different cities arguing on his behalf in the morning he will once again spent the day in manhattan, court. she thinks it is too cold for day seven of his criminal trial on election interference violations and business record fraud. at the same time but that court is convening in lower manhattan his other lawyers will be in washington d.c. arguing before the supreme court as they take up his novel, one might even say desperate, ludicrous theory of presidential immunity. that is the idea that he should not face trial over the january 6th charges point they should be utterly preempted because presidents have abso

tom: thanks, ken. it is a pleasure to be here with a lot of my old friends as well. the last few days has been a sea of u.s.-japan cooperation here at hudson. yesterday, i was in nashville, tennessee with senator hagerty. we did a similar event, made the same remarks as governor holcomb. governor holcomb is also home to a massive amount of -- tennessee is also home to a massive amount of japanese investment and other sectors. on the subject of china, too, senator hagerty revealed he does not talk about this much, but the economic development director for the state of tennessee before he became more active in politics. and one of the interesting decisions he made, in fact come around 2010, 2011, as economic developer of the state of tennessee, was to close down their development office in shanghai. so he saw the light as well, i think. china was going to be a competitor rather than a source of cooperation. i would like to just quickly go through what i think are some data points on how u.s.-japan cooperation, in the interest of maintaining economic vitality in the fac

tom: thanks, ken. it is a pleasure to be here with a lot of my old friends as well. the last few days has been a sea of u.s.-japan cooperation here at hudson. yesterday, i was in nashville, tennessee with senator hagerty. we did a similar event, made the same remarks as governor holcomb. governor holcomb is also home to a massive amount of -- tennessee is also home to a massive amount of japanese investment and other sectors. on the subject of china, too, senator hagerty revealed he does not talk about this much, but the economic development director for the state of tennessee before he became more active in politics. and one of the interesting decisions he made, in fact come around 2010, 2011, as economic developer of the state of tennessee, was to close down their development office in shanghai. so he saw the light as well, i think. china was going to be a competitor rather than a source of cooperation. i would like to just quickly go through what i think are some data points on how u.s.-japan cooperation, in the interest of maintaining economic vitality in the fac

and i said that last week and also, tom tugendhat, who's made the point that actually, if we leave, itat's qui'but, nicky, cannot have >> but, nicky, you cannot have judges. judges job is to uphold the it is not to make the the law. it is not to make the law. and what what this decision is effect , law. and what what this decision is effect, going to do. it's is in effect, going to do. it's going to allow judiciary going to allow the judiciary to set government policy. that cannot be the that cannot be the case that that thatis cannot be the case that that that is a massive threat to democracy in this country. and they're not accountable. they're not accountable. it is a huge threat to democracy to have even know the name of the british judge. >> i don't think anybody does . yeah. >> i mean, that's they do wield yeah. >.huge ean, that's they do wield yeah. >.huge amountt's they do wield yeah. >.huge amount of they do wield yeah. >.huge amount of huge to wield yeah. >.huge amount of huge powerd yeah. >.huge amount of huge power. we a huge amount of huge power. we don't who it is, sure.