a molly. and then we did with the, with recent protests you would see on the streets, you know, many miles within your garage on flag, just so should discontent with. busy regard to french at present also even before the qu, they was major protest against a black kit kit, tardy from our president would put in new york who and in those protests, of course you could, you could test the content on the streets, you know, off of miley, so we'll talk, comes down to different the lackluster results on the go from a different intervention that are no longer on the streets. that discontent is now in the decision making in the air corridors of molly andrew has frances intervention and molly been a failure. i don't think we can talk about it as a failure, especially because it's impossible to know what the situation would be. a french courses weren't in the country and in the cell. i think what we can say definitively is that the security situation is not better. the, the presence and the influence of g,

not just molly, but across the region. it will, will expand on that in just a moment, but 1st, a brief going back to what a big where was was saying just a few moments ago i got the feeling that some people in molly would, would actually be pleased to see the back of the the french troops would, would some, their prefer a negotiated settlement with the middle militants to achieve peace through negotiations because, of course, france as flatly refused to, to negotiate. it's just, it's something that it won't countenance. i mean, of course i cannot speak for the local population, but what is true is if you look at previews or current conflicts, you always have to come to a point where you bring in some element from rubber groups into a government of national reconciliation. now the question is whether the french diploma, the phrase diplomacy has been doing this work to have the elements from the rubber good to can be brought in under our government. and obviously it could be dos that, that to extreme needs to be brought in.

you know of molly? so we'll talk comes down to different the lackluster results on the gun from a different intervention that i knew someone down the street that this content is now in the decision making in the air corridors of miley andrew as francis intervention. and molly been a failure? i don't think we can talk about it as a failure, especially because it's impossible to know what the situation would be. a french courses weren't in the country. and in the south, i think what we can say definitively is that the security situation is not better the the presence and the influence of g. how to scripts has spread in various parts of the country. there's also been a breakdown of commuter relations and a rise of self defense, malicious or further increase of the power and presence of self defense measures communal, malicious. so in that regard, certainly things are not better. i don't think it's necessarily fair to frame into terms of failure or not, of france alone, in part because france is the lead of

molly.gas prices hitting levels not seen in years. we have david lee miller, he's live in northvale, new jersey with what you can expect when you pull up at the pump. david? >> molly, if you think gas prices are high now, just wait until the holiday season. many analysts say gas prices are only expected to move in one direction and that is up. and they are already now at a seven-year high. here in new jersey, triple-a says the average price for a gallon of regular is now $3.44, one year ago that very same gallon costs $2.24. coast to coast, the average price is 3.38. one reason for the spike in prices is increase in demand and the prices usually drop in the fall, this year is different as the economy returns to normal. president biden blames opec for the soaring prices. and others say there is different factors, should consider domestic production. >> president biden to change course, send a signal to the world that the u.s. energy producer is back, and send a signal to opec, since you're re

s. law is the molly wing of al qaeda. and they also contacted the leaders of the so called national movement of as about freedom in paris that it would help them divide molly and give them their own state as of as freedom were exiled by the molly in people because they were angry at them . they hid in burkina faso. the moral image was in tatters because they were plotting with terrorists and they were into political power as they were a minority, even among the tory population. there was the military power because they had been exiled. france took them for bacchanal, faso and brought them to key dull philip in doing so. france united. the national movement for as of as freedom with a number of groups considered to be terrorists to create a group. they call the coordination of other buds movements, and france gave kit al to this organization. or one of the views mccullen. the story was from tom harb tom's culture of the american middle coalition for democracy. he believes african nations need to handle their own security,

and ah ah, ah ah, for headline stories this, our, the prime minister of molly accuse is french forces of training. terrorist groups in the north of the country is on the army. so anthony, their arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of that. and this is the situation we are currently witnessing the molly and we don't understand it and we can't tolerate it. also as us lawmakers demand sanctions on russia's north stream to pipeline, blaming moscow for a price storage and europe gas market thoughts despite the market retreating from an all time record. after president putin's pledge to boost sup lines on the world health organization said it's close to approving rushes, but nick v covered shot. but getting the vaccine certificates recognized internationally is proving difficult. something experienced 1st turn by a german member of parliament. hungarian who got 2 shops of these funny b vaccine, considerate restaurants in berlin, i also 40 vaccinated with spawning feet. i'm not allowed to end this restaurant ah. from moscow to the world. welcome to the news our an rti plea

harris said it would help them divide molly and give them their own state . as of as freedom were exiled by the muslim people because they were angry at them, they hit him burkina faso. the moral image was in tatters because they were plotting with terrorists. and they weren't a political power as they were a minority, even among the torak population. they went to military power because they had been exiled. france took them from pikeno, faso and brought them to key doth, in doing so, france, united, the national movement for as about freedom with a number of groups considered to be terrorists to create a group they call the coordination of as about movements. and france gave kid al, to this organization. it really is a tinderbox situation. they're all not. we spoke to tom harb culture of the american minis coalition for democracy. he believes african nation need to handle their own security, but the french intervention has made matters only worse. wouldn't friends claim some low homes because this is the bible region, maybe, but had a in some sediment of tri

so i'm sure that molly's...nce that molly had, caused them to look at these questions more. at the same time, we need way more invested in this, because we need to make more progress faster. one of the things that lead us to find out more about molly was some notes that she'd left that were found after she died. and in one of them she wrote, "i keep a lot to myself and it keeps building up inside. you get addicted to it and you don't even realise you've spun out of control. you're living in a trap, in a circle." what's so dangerous about having children under the age of 16, under the age of 18, using systems like instagram, is that facebook�*s own research shows that a startlingly high fraction of them exhibit what is known as "problematic use," which means that they can't regulate their own usage of the product. it's kind of like cigarettes in that way. and they know it's hurting their fiscal health, their schoolwork or their employment. —— their physical health. as time goes on, as a parent bereaved by the sui

one r t and the prime minister of molly accuses french forces of training terrorist groups in the north of the country. with their arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of dots, and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly, and we don't understand it and we can't tolerate it. us all make esteban sanctions on russia nord stream to gas pipeline, blaming moscow for a price search on europe's gas market. us despite the market retreating from an old time, reco it off the putins pledge to boost supplies. and the world health organization says it's close to approving rushes of sputnik re, coven shot. but getting the vaccine certificates recognized internationally as proving difficult. something experienced 1st hand by a german member of parliament. hungarian who go to shots of the study. the vaccine can sit in a restaurant in berlin. i also 40 vaccinated with sputnik v. i'm not allowed to end this restaurant wine. ah, it is 8 o'clock in a very sunny saturday morning here in moscow. welcome to your latest stories are naughty and some. so molly, who's accused of

by the molly in people because they were angry at them. they hid in burkina faso. the moral image was in tatters because they were plotting with terrorists, and they went to political power as they were a minority, even among the tory population. they went to military power because they had been exiled. france took them for bacchanal, faso, and brought them to key doth, in doing so, france united, the national movement for as about freedom with a number of groups considered to be terrorists to create a group they call the coordination of as about movements and france gave kit al, to this organization, we heard from tom hobb, the co chair of the american mid east coalition for democracy. he thinks african nations need to handle their own security. the french intervention, however, has only made matters worse. wouldn't friends drain some low cost because this is a rivalry region, may be perhaps, drain and some segment of the tribe. i think the relation is going to be re a and more probable for and for the mildly people than anybody. all i kn

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i've been in molly since early 2013 fighting islamist militants. but more than 8 years into the intervention, the security crisis has only worsened with new terrorist fractions. emerging to hardy attacks continue to devastate the sale region of north africa and with a growing backlash against the french presence. emanuel micron has agreed to poll most of the trips out last week. the french president slammed the government thing . bummer! cool! has 0 credibility after 2 military. coups. meanwhile, molly's prime minister has accused france of abandoning his country. yet to lose w. firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed the looping state. it was france allies. those terrorist came from abroad and then they expanded. secondly, when the marlin government asked france for help in 2013, the authorities only wanted our support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied with that request in a few areas. but when they reached could all, they blocked the malia military from entering crating, an enclave and weapon next in ord

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so i'm sure that molly's... molly had, caused them to look at these questions more. at the same time, we need way more invested in this, because we need to make more progress faster. one of the things that lead us to find out more about molly was some notes that she'd left that were found after she died. and in one of them she wrote, "i keep a lot to myself and it keeps building up inside. you get addicted to it and you don't even realise you've spun out of control. you're living in a trap, in a circle." what's so dangerous about having children under the age of 16, under the age of 18, using systems like instagram, is that facebook�*s own research shows that a startlingly high fraction of them exhibit what is known as "problematic use," which means that they can't regulate their own usage of the product. it's kind of like cigarettes in that way. and they know it's hurting their physical health, their schoolwork or their employment. as time goes on as a parent bereaved — as time goes on as a parent bereaved by t

the prime minister opened molly accuses french forces of training. terrorist groups in the north of the country is only by micky. so anthony, their arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of dots. and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly, and we don't understand it, and we can't tolerated us all makers demand sanctions on russia is nord stream to gas pipeline. blaming moscow for a price surge on europe's gas market. thus, despite the market retreating from an all time record, after prudence, pledge to boost supplies and the world health organization says it's close to approving rushes of sputnik v covert shot, but he's getting the vaccine certificates. recognized internationally is proving difficult. something experienced 1st hand by a job and member of parliament. hungarian who got 2 shots of these funny b vaccine can sit in a restaurant in berlin. i also 40 vaccinated with student v. i'm not allowed to end this restaurant. ah, well, it's a very sunny saturday here at moscow just after 9 a and we've got a full program for you today. here we're not int

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and this is the situation we're currently witnessing, molly, and we don't understand it. and we can't tolerate french troops of benin marley since early 2013 hunting islamist militant, her thoughts more than 8 years into the intervention. the security crisis only has worsened new terrorist factions of emerged, and she had the attacks continue to devastate. they saw how region of north africa and with the going backlash against the french presence emanuel cron as agreed to pull out most of his troops as sweet. the french president slammed the government, saying that bach her has 0 credibility after tea military coups. molly's prime minister far back years in france of abandoning his country yet to lose the loss of firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed the looping state. it was france allies, those terrorist came from abroad and then they expanded. secondly, when the marlene government asked france for help in 2013, the authorities only wanted our support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground, france complied with that request in a few areas. but wh

the prime minister of molly blames forces from long time ally, france for training tara groups in the north of the country. he's on the army, so i think there arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of that. and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly and we don't understand it and we can't tolerate it. us lawmakers demand sanctions and rushes nord stream to pipeline fleming. moscow for a price surge on europe's gas market. dots despite those sky high figures retreating from their all time record after president putin's pledge to boost supply on the world, health organization says it's close to a proving rushes but we cobit shot. but getting the vaccine certificates recognize an internationally is proving difficult. something experienced 1st fountain by a german member of parliament. hungarian who got 2 shots of these funny b vaccine considering a restaurant in berlin. i also 40 vaccinated woods putting feet. i'm not allowed to end to this restaurant. ah, live from moscow. this is our t, my name's unit o'neill on 30 minutes of news and use start. now if

we have evidence of dodge, and this is the situation we are currently witnessing, molly and we don't understand it and we can't tolerated ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, the austrian chancellor sebastian current has resigned. this follows mounting fall out over corruption allegations made against both of the politician and his inner circle. ortiz peter oliver report for high drama in austria on saturday evening. survosity and courts standing down as the austrian chancellor, its amidst allegations that have been made against him, of having embezzled public funds and not money being used to pay bribes to journalists and pollsters during his assent to power. now mister curds denies all of the allegations that have been leveled against him. he's stepped down from this position as chancellor, but will remain as the leader of the austrian people's party. now it looks most likely that the foreign minister of austria, alexander schellenberg, will be promoted to chancellor. in the wak

molly, back in the studio.'m sure you agree that joe biden has every right as president to overrule his top generals. what do you make of the coverage of these generalses at midding they urged the president not to fully withdraw from afghanistan? >> some of this had already been covered by the media, they let people know they advised keeping troops there. what's interesting about this is not that president biden rejected their advice. he has every right to reject their advice, particularly on an issue where the pentagon worked hard to stay in the war even when public sentiment was opposed to it. the problem is he lied about it. he said he hadn't been given the advice. he has every right to do what he wants. but it seems like he wanted the best of both worlds, to make the decision and act like it wasn't in contradiction. it's important to know where the buck stops because this pull-out, the way that we managed this pull-out was such a problem, it's important that we know who to hold responsible and one of the fr

but molly's prime minister, fired back, accusing france of abandoning his country. it did lose the loss of firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed the looping state. it was france allies. those terrorist came from abroad and then they expanded. secondly, when the marlin government asked france for help in 2013 authorities only wanted aspell and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied without requesting a few areas. but when they reached could all they plucked amalia military from entering crating. an enclave. i'm up next in order to establish new government. the french contacted members of answer arched in an organisation considered to be an international terrorist grip by the u. s. it is the modern wing of al qaeda. they also contacted the leaders of the so called national movement for us about freedom . power said it would help them divide molly and give them their own state. as of us, freedom were ex, on the modern people because they were angry at them. they hit him, became a fossa and moral image and touches because they were pl

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and this is a situation where currently witnessing molly and we don't understand it. and we can't tolerate it. french troops have been in molly since early, 2013 fighting illness militants. but more than 8 years into the intervention, the security crisis has only worsened with new terrorist factions. emerging jotting tanks continue to devastate to the sa health region of north africa and with a growing backlash against the french presence. emanuel micron has agreed to pull most of the troops out last week. the french president slammed the government saying by mako has 0 credibility. after 2 military coups but molly's prime minister, fired back, accusing france of abandoning his country. it did lose the loss of firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed the loop in state. it was frances allies. those terrorists came from abroad and then they expanded. secondly, when the marlene government asked france for help in 2013, the authorities only wanted as support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied with that request in a few areas. but w

after president putin pledge to be supplies and in an explosive accusation, the prime minister of molly blames forces from long time ally, france for training. tyra groups in the countries. no. you don't get me so anthony . their arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of that. and this is the situation we are currently witnessing, molly, we don't understand it and we can't tolerate it. ah oh, very good evening tea and thanks for joining me here on naughty international deals june, chancellor sebastian kurtz has this evening resigned. it follows mounting fall out of a corruption allegations made against both the politician and his inner circle. the to oliver explains or hi, drama, in austria, on saturday evening, survosity and courts standing down. as the austrian chancellor, it's amidst allegations that have been made against him, of having embezzled public funds and, and that money being used to pay bribes to journalists and pollsters during his assent to power. now mister could denies all of the allegations that have been leveled against him. he's stepped down from th

so i'm sure that molly's...olly had caused them to look at these questions more. so one of the things that lead us to find out more about molly was some notes that she'd left that were found after she died. and in one of them she wrote, "i keep a lot to myself, and it keeps building up inside." "you get addicted to it, and you don't even realise you've spun out of control." "you're living in a trap, in a circle." what's so dangerous about having children under the age of 16, under the age of 18, using systems like instagram is that facebook�*s own research shows that a startlingly high fraction of them exhibit what is known as problematic use, which means that they can't regulate their own usage of the product. it's kind of like cigarettes in that way. and they know it's hurting their physical health, their schoolwork or their employment. facebook says it has never allowed content that promotes or encourages suicide or self—harm and it works with experts to continually update its policies. as time goes on, as a

and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly, and we don't understand it and we can't tolerated awe. very good evening. thanks for joining us here on our team. the old student chance lis sebastian kurtz has this evening resigned. it follows mounting fall out over corruption, allegations made against both the politician and his inner circle as get more honest now from our correspond based in berlin, pita oliver jones, we could easily peter end of the road. then it seems for kurtz and how did he reach this destination? well, so vast him kurtz has decided that he's going to stand down as the chancellor of austria. it's a mid allegations of embezzlement of public funds and the bribery of that money being used. i beg your pardon, to bribe journalists and posters during his ascendancy to power. now mister kurtz denies all of the allegations that are against him. he stood down from the role of chancellor. he will remain as the leader of the austrian people's party. now what this means next for the country is that he's put forward the foreign minister alexander schellenberg to

paid the bill, and molly promised that she would pay the bill. >> judge judy: molly is your former wife> judge judy: okay. first, let's backtrack a bit. ms. labreche, what were you arrested for and when? >> petty theft in 2008. >> judge judy: is that the only

i am joined by molly handsy - -an investigative sports reporter. thank you for joining us.w years old, less than a dede old. three coaches fed since august. why are we learning about this now? molly: december and so --the simple answer is players have not felt able to speak out until this moment. they are too afraid of losing their jobs and have not had the security. i heard players have been meeting the russians. because of verbal and emotional abuse but it took a player going on the record -- she was willing to speak out about what she endured and became the first player in the league to really say with her name what had happened to her. yesterday, this story about paul riley had details that were absolutely harrowing that cut to the heart of the stuff players had gone through. the sexual coercion. it implicated the league and failures to address the problem and that angered a lot of players. reporter: we have seen outrage from the superstars of the sport. the women as national team members. the players union has come out and said the league failed us. the league official

the prime minister of molly blames forces from long time ally, friends, training terrorist groups in the north of the country, a leaky. so anthony, their arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of that. and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly, and we don't understand it, and we can't tolerated use lawmakers demand sanctions on russia's node string to pipeline. blaming moscow for a price surgeon europe's gas market. despite the figures retreating from an all time record after president putin pledge to base supplies on the w. h. o says that it's close to proving russia sputnik vacovich shop with getting the vaccine certificates recognized internationally is proving difficult. something experienced 1st hand by jim and member of parliament. ah, are they able to not international thanks for joining us? some news just an austrian chancellor sebastian incurred it's has resigned from his position amid a long going corruption prob, against the politician and is in a circle. the foreign minister alexander schellenberg, will take 10 pre charge of that post un

we cannot afford to be tired. >> so, molly, you think we as a country, democrats as a party and their base, their constituents, are tired after, you know, putting biden in georgia and all the races of last l year, are they just simp exhausted from everything and are not taking this moment and the kimid-terms next year seriously? >> well, we'll see. i mean, i think it's early days. i think, look, there's a lot of anxiety, right? there's pundit anxiety. there's democratic anxiety. there's a republican party that's justth trying to consolidate the vote and a democratic party that's a argui about whether they should give free glasses. i think it's a scary time in life for a lot of us. there's a lot of pundit anxiety including myself. i have it, too, about virginia and what it mean for youngkin could mean.ng youngkin is a very trumpy guy. so, mpyeah, i think we're all reallyin worried. and we saw what happened in 2020. i mean, theed stakes are very high. >> and even if youngkin wins what that means for the next year of trumpism in this country and everyone holding him up as an example if y

molly line is joining us in boston.cing unprecedented challenges when it comes to getting healthy meals in front of children. the head of food nutrition services says a variety of shortages from workers to supplies to foods have left program staff scrambling. >> when the deliveries come in we are hoping it's what we order but sometimes it's not. and we have a great resilient staff that's creative and they will make meals from what they have or they barter amongst themselves. molly: they report districts across the nation are not receiving the foods they ordered, forcing a frantic hunt for new suppliers. >> they are short on labor and raw ingredients to prepare the items they promised for the school year. and they are hearing from distributors short on warehouses and truck drivers to get the items out to the schools. molly: the department of agriculture is announcing $1.5 billion in assistance for schools. arthel: school lunches are often the only hot meals students have access to. thanks, molly. sean: that does it for u

. ♪ howie: i'll have in depth interviews with bret baier and mollie hemingway.the left to the right with few exceptions, the pundits are no longer denying the president's weakened political standing. >> the democratic party is looking over the edge of the cliff. you're not seeing that strong joe biden leadership that people were expecting to get stuff done. >> his approval now 10 points lower than president obama's at the same point in his presidency. >> there is no doubt, no doubt, that the biden white house is aware that the president's poll numbers are dropping with each passing week, that the legislation is stalled. >> it's only 10 months into joe biden's presidency but we may be already witnessing the death of the biden agenda. boy, that was quick. howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage in new york, will cain, co-host of "fox & friends weekend," and in los angeles, leslie marshall, radio talk show host and fox news contributor. will, why do you think there is suddenly this negative, alarming coverage of president biden. was there a trigger point or i

him mollie, the graduations on e new book. untold story, big tech in the selection, we know the media always carries the broader of the democratic party but for the first time you had organizations like twitter banning "the new york post," one of the biggest newspapers in the country for reporting the hunter biden story. i as press secretary was also banned for simply sharing the story. they colluded with big media. mollie hit the nail on the head and i am so happy you wrote this. >> jesse: we are not forgetting about your book, kayleigh. i know it is almost out -- >> it is coming up. >> jesse: i know it's going to be great to great. thank you, both. coming up, he wrote the dirty dossier, now chris steele is getting a media makeover courtesy of disney. plus, it was once a time-honored california tradition, looting the local walgreens, but sadly, all good things must come to an end. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with du

this conflict is trying to find stability in molly. they want the government of bama code to organize free and fair elections as soon as possible at the house. the former military doing that was now the president of molly a see me going to organize votes as soon as possible. there's also been pressure from human rights watch who has accused i'm groups and govern backed arm groups such as gander. i so of extra judicial killing of killing of civilians that they're meant to protect. they human rights. what say that they've recorded 14 death in custody. a perpetrated allegedly by the military or armed groups, and that's something that is key for the right group to try to regain that trust between security services and, and civilians. especially in the north end of the center of the country where we've seen increase attacks adrian r 0 nicholas hoc reporting live there from docker, senegal. many thanks. nick. still come here on that is our i'm adarine on a wild boar hunt in tuscany. we'll tell you why the hunt for this animal has taken on th

>> kelly's knee sought molly had an idea. >> i kind of like look at my mom was like yeah. >> molly onlyd police she spent the summer working for her uncle at his restoration, business serve pro. there, she met one of his employ a man named michael beard. tom told her to keep her distance >> he never really wanted me around michael beard. he didn't want me, working with him. >> michael beard was no stranger to the. family >> he actually had done work at my sister's home. my sister would give his daughter charlie's hand me downs, close, toys. my sister would make lunch for him when he was working there at her home. >> while kelly was kind to be heard, she told her sister she didn't always feel comfortable around him. >> i remember kelly not wanting to be home alone if he was there. he was civil, he was nice, but i don't think she wanted to be left home alone. >> molly told investigators that her uncle tom had recently stepped -- up and then kelly was murdered, the night of the 28th, 29th. so it wasn't long at all. >> was it possible that beard was angry about losing his job and that kelly

look molly did get omitted despite not getting your endorsement, right? but then singer offered half a million dollars you say as a donation to the program, and you talked about how you were thrilled and you brought it to your bosses. and what was the reaction? then, when the check came through. they were thrilled as well, uh and i went to ask them not only with the check is going through that is it okay that it goes through rick singers foundation? um. and they said no problem and so i went to tell my athletic director of the fbi director bernard your, um, as you congratulated me about who rick singer was. and he turned to me and said, oh, we know rick and kind of cut me off from trying to describe who he was, and that made me feel more comfortable about taking donations from mick. all right. we'll continue this conversation a lot more with john vander more after the break, including what you think needs to be done after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair

and bases and strips in these a hell region will be reduced around 3000 by 2023. molly's prime minister has accused france of abandoning the country. ah, we went out to day in large numbers to shoot national and international opinion that it is the molly and people who decide their fate. that's where we are here to day. oh, it doesn't matter. if france leaves are always stays, the point is that france is not the best suited to tell a country on the ground, not to coal and all its friends. myanmar ministry jin, to has sentenced a close aid of the former leda on san sushi to 20 years in prison. the former m. p . when tain, was charged with treason in a special court. he was arrested in the aftermath of a coat in february that is plunged man more into chaos. he is the 1st high ranking member of the former governing party to be sentenced by the gen to after trial. uncensored, she faced his charges that could see her jailed for decades. the european commission has reportedly suspended funding to the well help organizations operations in the democratic republic of congo and soft an independen

on tuesday, the molly and ambassador -- the molly ambassador -- the mali was summoned.sions were high after reports that mali was a talks to hire russian mercenaries for security. reporter: the new situation puts -- >> line puts --the new situation puts mali at fa to complete, -- at a fait accompli. adrian: president macron said the mali prime minister said something shameful. the mali was born of two clues. he said the government has zero credibility. why has france, a former colonial power in mali, been fighting there for eight years? the crisis began 2012 with an armed uprising by separatists in the north. that created unrest that led to al qaeda and isis fighters spreading out across the sahel. france began a mission to rid mali of rebels and that extended across the sahel. neighboring countries have struggled to contain armed groups and in july, france announced it would draw down his presence of 5000 soldiers and ended separation early in 2022. -- and it's operation in 2022. mali has faced criticism for reports that it has recruited 1000 russian mercenaries. the s

hunter in london molly, what are palace officials saying >> reporter: lester, they say the queen wentnto the hospital yesterday afternoon for what they're calling preliminary investigation. she returned to windsor castle today they say she's in good spirits. this comes after she canceled a trip to northern ireland, a move palace officials said she made reluctantly after doctors urged her to get some rest. but, lester, the queen is 95 years old. we last saw her out tuesday night. she's had an incredibly busy few months and hasn't shown any signs of slowing down until now. lester >> molly hunter, thank you. >>> in washington, the house voted to hold former trump adviser steve bannon in contempt, recommending the justice department prosecute him, intensifying the showdown between congress and the former president over the events of january 6th. garrett haake has more. >> the yeas are 229. >> reporter: tonight nine republicans joining with every democrat to hold steve bannon in contempt of is really about. this is about getting at president trump >> reporter: referring the former top trum

. >> molly, give me your take on what this says about our state of democracy of these two state senators one who's from west virginia and i always make the point as i did in the introduction there that it's these two senators that are holding this up. a lot of people put the blame on republicans. the republicans are not negotiating in good faith about this. there are a factor of this when you have two democratic senators that can make this a possibility to happen and they're blocking it. >> yeah. they are a fascinating riddle and sinema, that does not make any sense. if you look at arizona, that's a state that's becoming very blue and there is another democratic senator, you can understand manchin, he's a state that trump won by 70 points. sinema does not make any sense. if you think of her like a little spoiler or like jill stein, it makes a little more sense. >> josh, side note here, how bad of a look is it for somebody like senator sinema that the white house now reportedly believes that senator manchin of all people seem to be reasonable of these two. do you think she's approaching i