that's were assisted by key of understand to be so i want to ask you last of all mr. bell about the fact that the german chancellor will actually says that he is hopeful that there can be good progress made particularly this week on finding a diplomatic solution to this crisis. as things stand at the moment with these military drills taking place out from the russian side today, the response from ukraine. are you confident that there is still an avenue for a diplomatic solution? what a i would agree with john to live as one should be hopeful, but by brown. she was very realistic. i mean, he's good, that sort of burly in paris is now sort of accelerating efforts on don boss on the beans process. but we should understand that the russian game at the moment is much bigger. don barzyk sees a side show. i have to say, the russian gave me for listen to mister putin and see the documents that they put on the table is about ukraine's home. and he's about sort of changing the entire european security order, and that is a negotiation. they are thinking primarily with us and we need

and then for the german government, mrs. bell box said that she believed in that some of the german government believe that president putin is confusing, a temporary, short term advantage that he might feel he has in easton ukraine with a long term disadvantage which might come to his government sometime soon will. that's clearly code as it were for sanctions and what effect they might have. remember also hasn't that so far the german government has acted unilaterally in saying that until further notice the nord stream to gas pipeline will not be certified. that was the unilateral action that it could take as the german government, but it's also stressed the need for multilateral action, which clearly is a reference to the european union, but also perhaps the nato. so that's what's been happening here today, both in terms here in berlin, but also in brussels. and clearly, all eyes will now be on brussels on that extraordinary summit that president michelle has can vote for tomorrow to see what exactly the heads of government head

mr. natalie bell. it says the latest wave appears to be broken. truck drivers protesting against cove at 19 restrictions in the canadian capital ottawa, a bracing for a police crackdown aimed at ending almost 3 weeks of demonstrations. police officers of flooded into the city. arresting several protesters including a key organizer of the so called freedom convoy premier, suggesting todo as defended his decision to invoke the emergencies act, which gives more powers to help clear the blockade or you as judge is expected to sentence another white police officer for the killing of a black man, former officer came potter, was convicted of manslaughter in december, she says the fatal shooting of dante wright was a tragic accident. john handland reports from minneapolis. kim potter sealed dante wright's fate in a matter of seconds. now in minneapolis, court room, each potters future that will be decided, prosecutors are asking for a 7 year prison sentence, her potter convicted in december of manslaughter. he

so that fits, but we said that next week we are expecting a visit from germany's for mr. la bell, beer box. it's not as if diplomacy is fully at an end or between germany and ukraine. now let's talk about the turkish or present who is in now as we speak in ukraine. how serious is this turkish offer to mediate between ukraine and russia being taken in kiev? i think you'll be somebody we welcomed by the ukrainians. any efforts by a serious regional power to deescalate is something that is being welcomed. i'm not sure they're making any big hopes that this is going to fly so far. the signals coming from moscow have been pretty negative. after all took it is a native member, even though it has a close scuse cooperation with russia than most of the nation members. so it's not really clear where this is going to lead if it will happen, but it's certainly a diplomatic show of force, part of the splits of diplomatic visits to care of that have really shown in the last few days that this is something is very much on the radar of regional powers of the west and is not something that is gonna be

. >> president walton: mr. bell, you are on mute. >> okay. i thought i unmuted myself but i think i was automatically muted again which was probably a wise move by somebody. i'm going to go fast. thank you director davis for that introduction and president walton for your context churl framing of what happened and what we have tried to do. the board, if it moves forward, it should do so understanding that the legislation that you have that was generated by president walton, supervisor ronen and haney is historic and it would be the first in the country to close and be a rehabilitative place in the country. we will miss an opportunity in the city and county of san francisco if not. because the rest of the state and the nation are watching to make sure what we do and i believe that we have to set up a deliberative process in order to address the kind of issues that director davis raised in order to meet this and so we have a time line. there needs to be much structural change in how youth services are delivered to children in trouble with the l

the federal prosecutor lee ann bell said, did you see officer chauvin's knee on mr. floyd's neck? nded, i did. moments later, bell asked, you were in a position to hear mr. floyd stop talking? yeah, thao replied. and also during a cross-examination, attorney earl gray reminded jurors it was the first week on the job for two of the other officers, jay alexander keane and thomas lane. these former officers will also testify in their own defense. thoa, when testifying yesterday, knew they had only been on the job a few days. bianna? >> adrienne, thank you so much. >>> the saget family is trying to keep bob's life out of the public eye. and the federal prosecutors are responding, up next. ♪ liberty. liberty. libeberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ( unstoppable by sia ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i put my armor on, show you how strong i am ♪ ♪ i put my armor on, ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable today ♪ ♪ i'm so powerful ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today... ♪ pre-order now and get up to $200 samsung credit and a free storage upgrade. if you look around, you'll see the world can be pretty smart. sit down. actually, reall

mrs. ross when it comes to bell, arose with it when it tends to watch and plans for its sponsorship with belarus. it also looks like a one sided approach that it is rooted lower in a view by the west, so that it has the ultimate right to demand dorset, of all kinds of guarantees from russia. whereas russia is not giving any guarantee given, given any guarantees. in return this one sided dialogue, this one sided discussion is repeated and will probably be repeated in the responses that we are waiting for from the west. when it comes to our concerns on the principles of into visibility and security, look and from what i have heard vehicles, but she has them. instead of having a specific responses from each of the o is see a member stage. the european union wants to make a unified documents where they will be no nuance are no details by every specific member of the you or of the always see. once that happens, we're will try to find ways out of that and diplomatic impasse. as for one, your book will remove you from what you've said, that russia is trying to combine a co receive diplomacy. ah, you we

as we can see, we have mr bell's twitter feed up. "i have submitted a letter to sir graham brady.ve been handled makes his position untenable. i believe it is in the country's best interests that this matter is resolved as soon as possible." to remind everyone of the rules, sir graham brady, chairman the committee, will trigger a vote of no—confidence in the prime minister if he receives 54 letters from conservative mps. currently 359 conservative mps have the conservative mps have the conservative whip. if the 54 letters i received, a vote will be held and will be a simple 50/50. the key fact is only sir graham brady knows how many letters have so far been submitted. some mps, a number of them have made intentions public, others have not. only sir graham brady himself knows but this letter has been disclosed publicly by aaron bell, the mp for newcastle—under—lyme. now it is time for a look at the weather. it has turned much colder today. with the weather front moving out the way, it has introduced this blast of arctic air. strong winds have been blowing wintry showers to the nort

mr. floyd's neck? thao responded, i did. moments later bell says, you were in a position to hear mr.orney earl gray reminded jurors it was the first week on the job for the other two officers lane and kueng and these officers will testify in their own defense. it's also important to underscore during the recross thao pointed to chauvin's experience as a veteran saying he should have known to check for a pulse. ana? >> thank you. >>> let's head to georgia and the federal hate crimes trial of those who killed ahmaud arbery. today jurors were shown new evidence so upsetting arbery's father had to leave the courtroom. outside that courthouse, nick, cameras aren't aprilllowed but you've been inside. tell us about the new evidence. >> reporter: ana, telephones an explosive day of testimony during which federal prosecutors laid out evidence mcmichaels and co-defendant bryan repeatedly referred to black human as inhuman or savages. he went so far as to compare black people to monkeys. most of the morning was focused on travis mcmichael and his use of social media as well as messages he sent

terms of sanctions, that's something that is foreign minister colleague, elena bell boxer also reiterated speaking earlier than mr. shots when she said that the world would woken up to a different situation. now, because of what the russian government has done in her words, it's also worth pointing out that it's not just in germany that there are strong words going against president putin in the actions of his soldiers in ukraine. we know that in belgium, for instance, the junior minister of the belgian government is said that russians are no longer welcome in, in belgium, and that in this minister's belief, it should not be taboo for his country's government to consider cancelling or issuing no more visas to any russian citizens going to belgium, but by far the strongest of the reactions that i've just outlined there is that for mr. shots, cuz it is he who basically canceled the gnawed stream to gas pipeline. when 1st the issue was raised as it were yesterday when there were incursions. but now that there is, in his view, full aggression taking place by russians in ukraine. he says this is putin's war and he's n

bell tolls. they toll for mrs. donald right now. but one day, they may toll for thee.u." >>> the outcome of the criminal trial was step one. the outcome of the civil trial could be the most important statement that could possibly be made here. essentially an indictment on the entire culture that led to michael donald's death. >> in mobile, alabama last night, an all-white federal jury hit the united klans of america with $7 million in damages. the lawsuit grew out of the murder, six years ago, of a young black man, michael donald. >> that was my baby, and nothing they do can bring him back. but i still say i am proud that this came to court. >> we think this verdict sends a very strong message across the country that white southerners, white mobilians, will not tolerate this kind of activity. >> this is a very vicious klan group. >> and i hope the decision of this jury today will put it out of business. >> i didn't want it to happen to nobody else's child like it has mine. you don't know the agony it is, until you go through it. >> there had really been some justice do

at one point, le ann bell says in the first six minutes of restraint, did you tell officer chauvin to get off of mrll says you could have walked over to your partner and tapped him on the shoulder to stop and he says, i think i would trust a 19-year veteran to figure it out. that veteran he's referring to is derek chauvin. >> thank you so much. >>> there's this controversial bai bill in arizona that will require middle schoolers and high schoolers to get gun safety trtraining developed by the e n. we have details, next. delightfuw with pepto bismol chews. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to

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well now you know exactly what mr. shots had been referring to and his colleagues, the foreign minister and lena bell block had been referring to. they never wanted to talk about nord stream too, because they wanted to keep it as an ace, as it were up their sleeve. a trump card as it were to play when the time came. well, now the time has come and they've played that card. the time has come indeed. okay, for now. thank you. dominic cain in belin. well, as we've been hearing the you asked that you and person are all preparing to announce further sanctions against russia here some of what the u. k prime and subarus, johnson said not too long ago we will immediately institute a package of economic sanctions, which i think is people would expect talked not just at entities in, in don bass, him against him and, and yet, but are in russia itself targeting russian economic interests as hard as we can, it is absolutely vital that that effort that, that conquest of another european country should not succeed. and that to put into fail. one of russia's closest allies was careful not to take sides during that u

bell ruth for talks with ukraine. and that announcement was made as the you revealed it will freeze personal assets linked to mr. brewton. the news comes as ukrainian forces continue to battle with russian troops on the edge of ki, if the streets of the capital remain largely deserted after another night of attack . that prompted many people to take shelter in underground metro stations. an apartment building was also partially destroyed overnight. ukraine that it shot down to russian missiles and a fighter jet over the capitol. and the ukrainian government says, 137 people have been killed since the invasion began, while hundreds more have been injured. they went across now to our russian affairs analyst, constantine aga, he's on the wine from vilnius lithuania, constantine, we're hearing now that the kremlin is suggesting talks with kit in minsk, the capital of bella, ruth, and an ally of russia. what do you make of that? well, it's in imitation proposal because of the conditions that are attached to that mutual status for ukraine and disarmament of ukraine. that's, i mean, in other words, it's unconditional capitulat

mr. floyd at any point? thao responded with, i did not. and then bellld have walked over to your partner and tapped him on the shoulder to stop? and tou said, i think i would trust a 19-year veteran to figure it out. so far we've heard from two of the officers testifying in their own defense. testimony continues. ana? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> let's head to georgia and the federal hate crimes trial of three white men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. some of the evidence is so disturbing the jury is being offered counseling. cnn's nick valencia is live outside the courthouse. you've been in the courtroom. what are jurors -- >> today began court by saying that the juror, a juror in the gallery in the courtroom asked if there was federal resources for counseling. some of those in court were deeply affected by what they heard yesterday. some people may have never heard this type of blatant racism before. we want to share with you some of these messages. before i, do i want to warn you they are extremely offensive and they are racist. but we also believ

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mr. price: i do not think you heard anybody say that. over the course of months now, we have been ringing the alarm bell. we had information available to us as early as late last year that let a mere putin had these intentions. you remember in november 2021, when we first started to speak about this puppet, -- publicly, we had private diplomacy behind closed doors to ensure that our allies and partners around the world knew what we knew. so that we could operate in tandem with one another. when it comes to the sanctions that you mentioned? these were coordinated with allies and partners around the world. the have to that they have is that they were not just measures introduced by the united states, but also by the european union. reporter: it does not matter how many countries introduce that. it is a matter of time. the president said openly they do not have days. mr. price: if you see what has transpired in the russian marketplace over the course of recent days and weeks, the threats of these massive consequences have pushed the ruble to its lowest point in years. and has made clear that these measures

and as you know, with a for their, she's known as india's bell, whether stayed and staying in power in or the for there is so important for find mr . medina, morty, on his part of the age of the party for their bed. you know, for a really give them a huge boost for their bed for a successive 3rd victory in that general election that's coming up in 2024 defeats there. in order for the ish or in any of the other 3 states will throw kind money pooled and go all which a staging elections this month, where the b, j. p is and power. that will add pressure on the party amid criticism of high unemployment, and also it handling of the clothes. 19 pandemic. again, the beach, if he has not been a significant player here in punjab, they are expected to do well in order for their, their main challenger. there is not the congress, it's a regional party, so much worthy. but it will be really interesting to see not just how they do here that are there and of the for there should also here because of the impact of the farm laws. and the fact that most of the farmers, the people taking part in those demonstrations were from punjab and from what th

mr. trudeau. griff: david, your thoughts of hearing something like that? >> i don't want to get into the political bellsf the conversation. the thought of the matter is blocking the bridge and impeding the free flow of traffic to get the goods, you're talking food, medicine, to say nothing of the auto parts. going into either country and keeping people working, that's part of surviving the pandemic and i can't say this enough, the professional truck drivers has certainly risen to the occasion since covid first started and we will continue to do so delivering ppe's and emergency supplies to areas that needed as well as keeping general commodities running through both countries. we as an industry pride ourselves in doing and we will continue to do. griff: we would not have survived the pandemic but for those essential truck driver who is kept our lives in contact. david heller, thank you very much, we will check back with you as the story continues particularly if we get the protests coming to the u.s. >> thanks, griff. appreciate it. griff: new details about the hour-long phone call between president bid

mr. chair. chairman, thank you for joining us today. like my colleagues i'm deeply concerned about russia's bell ij rent behavior along the ukrainian borderwe know that russia's directly threatening the sovereignty of ukraine and democracy by its people and it enjoyed since the end of the cold war and we cannot forget that most importantly this is one that russia has manufactured all for its own gain and must do so in coordination with our allies and our partners. this is for dr. hill and for speaking truth to power and i appreciate your testimony and the kremlin perceives vis-a-vis the united states and the west. i want to ask you to drib the flip side of it and what do you see as russia's vulnerabilities how do you think we can do a better job of exploring russian weaknesses with our allies and partners? >> thank you very much, representative. i think the biggest vulnerabilities are with time for russia and this is one of the reasons why putin is acting now. vulnerability always comes with russia and other places when you have a presidential election and we had a question before from congressman cohen's about putin's popularity and it,

mr. chancellor, also a question to, you know, explain to you said all options around the table north through the, you're not mentioning old stream to buy name. and don't you think if you were just bell this out, you could win back trust unit with as a strong ally here for the us is no need to win back trust. he has a complete trust of the united states. germany is arm one of our most important allies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with united states, none with regard to helping ukraine, one of the largest contributors financially to ukraine has been germany. germany has been in the forefront of making sure of providing economic assistance. you also asked the question, yes, so many i can't remember them all. ah, but doug, in terms of the u. s. media st. germany is not reliable. germany's completely reliable, completely totally, thoroughly reliable. i have no doubt about german noodle. yeah. didn't hang from wouldn't. ma did finally started concept united switching blandly trans atlantic partnership between germany and the earth. you can give them the direction of one of the permanent pillars of german policy. and it will be relevant in the future as well,

mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 3613, to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 202 trum bell street in saint -- trumbull street in saint clair, michigan, as the corporal jeffrey robert standfest post office building. he was a 2005 graduate of saint clair high school where during his senior year he won 12 of his 14 cross country races and was named the time herald newspaper runner of the year. he also ran cross-country during his tenure at oakland university and helped lead his team to a conference championship. described as an all-american kid, he joined the military because his grandfather served in the marines during world war ii. during his constant demonstration of maturity and leadership, corporal standfest was selected to become one of the few dog handlers in addition to his role of combat engineer. in afghanistan, he had been operating as a dog handler to detect i.e.d. and assist throughout careering platooning. sadly, on june, 2010, tragedy struck during the hellemond province where he and his dog was killed by an i.e.d. he was only 23 years old. in the aftermath of h

bells were ringing and western capitals. i'm ordering the minister of defence and the chief of the general staff to put the strategic nuclear forces on special alert. mron targets far away with the ability to wreak widespread destruction across enormous areas. tactical nuclear weapons — are designed for use in battlefield situations at much closer range. they are smaller than strategic nuclear weapons but still they cause enormous destruction. experts say these would be more likely be used inside ukraine. there is a clear distinction between these two types of weapons, but not really any distinction on how the other side would consider their use. even the russians believe a nuclear strike, regardless of whether it was tactical or strategic ould be the start of a much greater nuclear conflagration. let's bring in pavel podvig, one of the world's leading experts on russian nuclear forces. lovely to have you on the program. what does that announcement that president putin made over the weekend, what does it change in terms of the command structure? we don't terms of the command structure? , don't know exactly, of course. but it does appear that it change

mr. rosendale: thank you for -- >> and thank you for yielding me time to speak. i rise to ring the alarm bell of the united states current financial crisis and democrats' far left policies and just last week the national debt equips $30 trillion. american taxpayers will be left to foot the bills not only for the billions and trillions of dollars but also on an increasing cost, interest on the debt. the federal government has continued to kick the can down the road ignoring the problems caused by our out of control spending and diminishing our quality of life through no fault of our own. what a gutless and inexcusable thing to do. while our time is running out and interest rates will rise in the future, if they rise to 5.1%, american taxpayers would be burdened with an annual interest payment on the national debt of $1.5 trillion, twice the budget for the department of defense or almost 75% of all income taxes collected in fiscal year 2021. put another way, three-quarters of the income taxes that americans pay would go nothing more than paying interest on the national debt while only a quarter

mr. paul, something you can speak to? >> yes, absolutely. it's a very good question. we at the alliance for american manufacturing were raising alarm bells around this more than a decade ago, that we were dangerously exposed to an overdependence on sole sources for some active pharmaceutical ingredients, particularly in china and india. and if there was ever a supply chain crunch for some reason, that it would leave us vulnerable to shortages of necessary medicines. now, there were some steps taken in the trump administration to -- through procurement and other mechanisms to pursue collaborations with pharmaceutical companies to locate some production either in the united states or in puerto rico where there tends to be a pharmaceutical ecosystem as well. and we saw some progress there. i think, quite honestly, one of the biggest barriers that we have seen are some of the large pharmaceutical companies themselves, whose business model kind of depends on low cost api sourcing from china and india. and it is expensive to try to reestablish that in the united states. i do think that that's something that is worth investing in, because we do