g's tourney y perkins to talk about campaign 2022 the evangelical voters. let's talk about first of all the political arm of the family research capsule. what role you play in 2022? guest: good to see you. thank you for the invite to be back. you have a beautiful view of the capital. our political arm is probably a quarter of our operation. our focus is on the policy although we will be very involved in midterm elections our focus is on voter registration and voter education. we do that through our churches. we have a network of about 15,000 churches across the nation. we are doing voter registration, we have seen great improvement in the last decade. people move around and change it we have to keep that. we will be spending a few million dollars on that front. we will not put a lot of money into the campaigns. there are some candidates that we are supporting that we kind of recruited, we trained. but our primary focus is voter registration and education. we will put out several million voter kari -- guides. host: how concerned are you when polls like this

perkins?st: there is a part of this where we have child support and make sure that men live up to their obligations so that it is part of the reform in the process, but it will get us back to an understanding of the sanctity of human life. there are strong arguments that can be made that as we value human life in its most vulnerable state, in the womb, there is a correlation between the violence we see in our city, and when you look at what is happening, and the last two years, we set records. we set records for homicide. we see the violence that has been reached in the community, could there be a connection. could we not ask a question? do we value human life and its most vulnerable form? what we are seeing, is that a result? host: what are your thoughts on the house republicans led by eight that minority leader from california. with several other gop callings, they are going to unveil a commitment to america and try to convince voters to vote republican in november? what do you think of the

pleased to learn how animated the court was in that it asked her so many questions, because frances perkins understood that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie margolin's intelligent presentation, thank you. >> you are watching american history tv, explore our nation's past, every saturday on frank micciche. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> more than 300 years ago, the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world, a promise of a land where man could build his own house, farm his own acres, raise his children in freedom. they called from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. they set for themselves new and higher standards of living. and yet in one of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. in the tennessee valley, three centuries later the descendents of the pioneers were a neglected people living in a ruined land. for these children, the hope and promise were dead. the only future was drudgery, the struggle to scratch a bear living from the reluctant soil. even the older men have forgotten the valley was once bright with promise and hope. horace higgins was

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere here mos ago the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world. a promise called the promise of a land where a man could build. his own raise his children in freedom. they call from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. themselves new and higher standards of living and yet in one of the great river valleys of america something went wrong. here in the tennessee valley three centuries later the descendants of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in a ruined land for these children the hope and the thomas were dead for them. the only future was poverty ignorance drudgery. the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil even the older man had forgotten that the valley had once been bright with promise and with hope horace higgins was one of the man

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere here mos ago the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world. a promise called the promise of a land where a man could build. his own raise his children in freedom. they call from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. themselves new and higher standards of living and yet in one of the great river valleys of america something went wrong. here in the tennessee valley three centuries later the descendants of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in a ruined land for these children the hope and the thomas were dead for them. the only future was poverty ignorance drudgery. the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil even the older man had forgotten that the valley had once been bright with promise and with hope horace higgins was one of the man

i've discovered only today that you and francis perkins shared the same birthday.g lucky and that that lets you rock it up close to perkins status in this job. >> and the same city of birth, lots of massachusetts. he's born in boston so that is great. francis perkins legacy is absolutely amazing and anybody watching tonight, you should google him and get the book written about her, what she was able to accomplish and a very challenging different time, as the first woman cabinet secretary going up against a man, going up against republicans, hostile republicans, in some cases hostile democrats. and really went through many of those programs in our country that protected workers, and this president of honestly, president biden, first two years, and i'm not talking about me, now president biden's first two years, has passed some amazing legislation that's really is going to set the next town for this country for the next decade to come. >> labor secretary marty walsh thank you very much for joining us tonight, we always appreciate it. >> thank you. and coming up, than

government under six presidents from fdr, to nixon, and nine labor secretary's beginning with frances perkins pretty she received every award from the labor department offered by 19623, was promoted to the top nonpolitical positions. she was a striking woman and cultivated southern charm and she turned and said when she entered parliament 12, before that was notorious rpg, there was the audacious bessie margolin and after she retired in 1972, she seemed to fade from the public record and so it's now hard to understand why she deserves to be rescued from obscurity but i would like to start right telling you how i came to the task. in the fall of 1974, who was a fresh - out of college ine, baltimore, far from my home in new orleans of my high school counselor had written it bessie margolin in his distinguished alumnus from the class of 1925, and the letter of introduction has shown here and through college or school and into my legal career have i happen to know if i the first e-mail lawyer that i remit and we were connected by common childhood experiences pretty we were both words at the same

we're seeing perkins surviving former prime ministers. so arriving to take that place ahead of the funeral service. a golden brown. tony blair. john major david cameron of orest johnson. that's resume to queen elizabeth was of course, the head of the commonwealth, a group of $56.00 independent nations that include the republic, south africa of course, one of them. i was just curious how tarza is live for us in johannesburg at what's the mood that today? hello. it's very low key. some south africans are watching the funeral on. the tv sits at home or in cafes, but others are not. that could be have something to do with maybe colonial history either paint what history that button has with saw that for again, other african countries or those who are remembering her whole morning. her are remembering the times he visited this country like united what he stedman, as a young girl. she came with her family. that was a timeless segregation between the racism historian say, she quietly spoke about how she was unhappy with the way black africans we

i said, harvey, tell me about where we need you and zelda perkins. this is where you are now. i said, i want to know. did you attempt to rape me? when did you actually at the time i was told he had actually raped her, which was inaccurate. if i published it, it would have been false. he didn't. he attempted to rape her. she escaped and he stood up. he got up from his small conference table about table the size he was on the in there close to where bradley would be. and i was here and he came over here and stood above me, and he clenched his fists and his lip trembled and he said, if you publish that, it will destroy the lives of my three teenage daughters. it will destroy my marriage. you can't do that. so at that point, i said, i'm not going to sit down and let this guy take a poke at me. i'm going to stand up and and face him face to face. as soon as i did, this was the amazing thing. harvey started to cry. and i don't mean i don't mean small tears rolling down his cheek. i mean, he was sobbing out of control, sobbing and which was extraordinary because he was really afraid

i said, harvey, tell me about where we need you and zelda perkins. this is where you are now. i said, i want to know. did you attempt to rape me? when did you actually at the time i was told he had actually raped her, which was inaccurate. if i published it, it would have been false. he didn't. he attempted to rape her. she escaped and he stood up. he got up from his small conference table about table the size he was on the in there close to where bradley would be. and i was here and he came over here and stood above me, and he clenched his fists and his lip trembled and he said, if you publish that, it will destroy the lives of my three teenage daughters. it will destroy my marriage. you can't do that. so at that point, i said, i'm not going to sit down and let this guy take a poke at me. i'm going to stand up and and face him face to face. as soon as i did, this was the amazing thing. harvey started to cry. and i don't mean i don't mean small tears rolling down his cheek. i mean, he was sobbing out of control, sobbing and which was extraordinary because he was really afraid

she said perkins war in ukraine was killing soldiers for illusory and interning russia into a global prior. protestors in bay road is broken down a gate into the justice ministry, demanding the release of 2 people arrested last week for storming a bank. it came as a delegation from the international monetary fund held meetings with officials of the country's economic meltdown. banks closed 3 days amid security concerns of kenneth stands. taliban have freed american engineer, mac freaks in exchange for an afghan tribal leader held on drug charges since 2005 news. i was detained on suspicion of smuggling more than $50000000.00 worth of heroine. into the us and europe for weeks worked on development projects in afghanistan for a decade. hurricane fiona has slammed the dominican republic after pounding puerto rico fiano book brought a heavy rifle and sustained winds of more than 140 kilometers. now, local media reported flooding and washed out roads in the east. earlier, the storm knocked out power and caused extensive damage to puerto rico. a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake has hit me

k. lose trust begins. naming her cabinet after being appointed as perkins new prime minister. she's promise a bold plan to rebuild the economy and address, sorry, the energy cost. ah, i'm here until welcome to the program. the united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for security zone to be established around ukraine's and bout sample region nuclear power plant and report the i. e. a said that it was gravely concerned about the situation at the plant describing conditions as untenable it's rafael garcia that time speaking to the security council, but his 1st time reporting on what he seen with his own eyes at this apparition, nuclear plant broken. we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing the establishing the establishment, sorry, of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. grossey says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the staff, it does have overworked and communication with the outside world is difficult and he says military vehicles are g

most western leaders are also staying away due to perkins invasion of you crime. a correspondent jury rossetto lived in russia the past 7 years. he joins us now from reger. uri, how will russia say good bye to the law soviet? later while mikhail gorbachev will bury it to day in the early afternoon at nova david, she cemetery next to his wife or i isa got a batch over before that the funeral ceremony is taking place as a pillar, whole of the house of unions. and me as the rats could be, as you mentioned and to yes, it's not a state funeral, bought a funeral ceremony with elements of a state funeral at the kremlin says, one gets the impression that the kremlin would like to get it over with gorbachev. funeral quickly because he represents the opposite of prudence, vision of russia, that gorbachev is not being buried in the kremlin wall, like all his soviet predecessors. that was reportedly his last will, he was often seen at the grave of his wife, raisa. his wife died of cancer in 1999, and it was important to michelle gorbachev to be buried next to her once again t

the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie saturday on cspan2. [background noises] ♪ oh. >> more than 300 years ago, the first pioneers across the ocean to a new world. a promise where man could build his own house, farm his own acres, raises children and freedom. the empire. they set for themselves new and higher standards of living. and yet, one of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in the tennessee valley three centuries later, the miners were neglected people. living in a ruined atlanta. for these children, the hope and the promise. for them the only future was ignorance, and drudgery. the struggle to cap a bear living from the reluctant soil. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ even the older men had forgotten the valley had once been right with promise and with hope. higgins was one of the many who would given up the fight. what is the uc said? fill up the goalies in first rain washes it away. the same with all of the land around here. it may have good been goodt at land

that moscow now was looking to the east and iran for new opportunities and not one to mince words. perkin was straight up about what he thought of the western sanctions against his country. and i see in russia is coping with the economic, financial, and technological aggression of the wesley's hughes. i'm talking about aggression, there's no the word for political foreign currency exchanges and stock exchanges that stabilize you monthly or in the crazy that years with he said the sanctions were causing world wide instability and compromised europeans quality of life. economic crisis. western governments began imposing sanctions on russia after invaded ukraine in february. since then, the european union has moved to cut its reliance on russian gas and oil, causing energy prices to saw. the situation deteriorated further at the beginning of september when russia state own gas company gas. brom said it was closing a crucial gas pipeline to the e. u. again, the kremlin says the closure is due to technical issues, contractual obligations and international sanctions. placing the blame firmly on

bill perkins, appreciate you being here >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, king dollar versus the tech titans. mega . >>> as we head to the break, throughout hispanic heritage month we celebrate our cnbc teammates and contributors here is cnbc associate producer karenna hernandez. >> i'm a first generation mexican american and i'm so proud of that. the reason i am where i am today is because of the sacrifices my parents made to move to this country to provide a better future for my sister and me. it's those sacrifices that give me the drive to excel in my career and make their sacrifices worth it my advice to other latinas is give it all you've got and d't it for others to take chance on you put yourself out there and take a chance on yourself first >>> welcome back to "power lunch. costco is actually in positive territory today despite a price target cut by analysts over at raymond james. now, the firm did reiterate a buy rating on the stock, but those gains come as some investors and analysts speculate over and when the wholesale retailer will raise its membership fees with anal

congratulating bessie on her supreme court argument and victory, frances perkins said that she was particularly pleato

because amongst the portraits of perkins, there is a group of course and a group of dos from dos as a she'll kind of authentic as they want to p stocks and vice versa. so pretty much described or military or sorry, this describes dissertation in proper words. but the total indifference of the population saves. so right now, put into problem put in. so i can say that this is going to, it could just suck impulse, but very problematic situation. pushing i tell you from what you say there will be people, even among the elite to asking themselves in fly demon putin is still up to the job . we have the chechen leader rams and cut off who doesn't hide his anger. he said, if today or tomorrow, changes are not made in the conduct of the military operation, i'll be forced to go to the countries leadership to explain the situation on the ground. that's pretty direct and that's pretty insulting, isn't it for the president? since he has to spend the fangs, it's got a full the stress of that. he's a soldier for him, then simply obeying him and she can implement any commands from kremlin farther sic

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how much life has changed since then the new king would clearly like to resolve that tension ed perkinsecretary to the queen and to william, harry and kate >> look, whatever they've got to work through they've got to work through, and that's for the family to sort. >> reporter: tonight the uk is at a critical moment. a struggling economy and a new prime minister now king charles listening to today's eulogies must try to emulate that strength his mother was famous for. the queen, the last world leader who remembered the second world war, calling on that same spirit during covid >> we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again we will meet again >> the queen was always a source of stability and security and now that she's no longer there, people are naturally asking questions. what does this mean? >> reporter: queen elizabeth's greatest strength was not her famous smile in the good times but her fortitude through the hard times for king charles even after such a personally difficult day the true tests are yet to come. >> and keir joining me here what's next for the

across the car been medical hey mrs. perkin, fiona made 1st landfall in puerto rico, last sunday, where half of the u. s. territory is still without power. it marched over the dominican republic, destroying homes and businesses, as it went, then brushed the bahamas and swept by bermuda on friday. and now it's on track to make a very rare hit on eastern canada. total rain fall amounts again, we're looking at some of the same numbers we were looking at yesterday with the 100 to 150 was some localized amounts that could exceed a 115. and the gray area that you see on the map here in nova scotia is for, for areas that potentially could exceed a $150.00 millimeters. currently a category for storm it may lands a post tropical storm bringing potentially dangerous storm searches, wins and likely massive power outages. people shouldn't be dancing. that may sound self evident, but don't go to the water and try to be a big shot. don't, don't surf. we've got surfing here that, that's, that's great, but don't sure if a hurricane and as it passes, all eyes will then turn southward. another tropical d

perkins, no ukrainian government, whether it's zalinski or somebody else in charge, no ukrainian government will accept this, and they will fight to the end. and that is why i think in the end of russians will lose. they will make it impossible for them to hold on to the don bus. right. but i know domestic situation is such a while the domestic situation rush is such that it's already clear. ah, that, ah, sustaining the warfare is becoming more difficult economically. ah, more people fled the country than naturally were in the original military force. as we now know, the demonstrations, an opposition to the mobilization or continuing, the economic situation is worsening day by day. and the problems that beset the russian army have not been addressed. so just called up several 100000, were people who are one foot year, not going to get the training they need or the weapons they they have to have. and so where does that leave the, the russian president? well, it leaves him in the same place. he was, but at this way he can claim, you know, he is not subject to attack from the extremists in rus

perkins or no. but the law is the law. and he'll bade it now, he's given citizenship to snowden. and, you know, i think people need to realize is the supreme patriot. he put his own conscience above the regulations that violated our constitution. you know, all of us from the private in the army, to officials at the ca. we take a solemn oath to see only 2. 0, i take in my life and is to defend and protect the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. now, what i had observed by the national security agency in particular, was bows was gross violation of the 4th amendment of our constitution. and really important one when you consider how we came out from under british rule, supp force amendment. and it says the race of the people were talking about people's race here shall not be violated, right? of the people to be secured, secure in their persons, places, officers and things from unreasonable searches and seizures that shall not be violated. and no warrants shall issue. accept upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation and particularl

aged men, reducing the pool of recruits for putin's war in ukraine is all this resistance impacting perkins mobilization drive? is detail use russia? analysts hormone gunshot ankle. well, yes, it is having an effect already. the mobilization is not running according to the long last, but the bigger the problems are and even higher ranking russian officials are criticizing how the mobility issues he's being done. the frustration in the society is growing, receive that, but we shouldn't overestimate those pictures are those cues at the borders and the people protecting in the streets. it's still a minority. and most of the people are just for feeling the orders just get on the bus and being driven to, to, to the front line or to the training centers. and then they will join the war. so, and majority of russians did mobilize now will join the war. but the situation is very volatile. we cannot make any predictions how it will be in a month or 2. so it is, it is a problem. it is a problem already. but still i would like to repeated most stresses fulfilled the orders. c, w 's. oh man, gunshot unc

i believe germany is vice chancellor. holberg ha, beck says he strongly condemns perkins military mobilization. havoc said the move was an escalation of the conflict and that germany would continue to stand behind ukraine. but also under total, the fact that russia has ordered a partial mobilization and is engaging in a further escalation of this war of aggression on ukraine, which violates international law is wrong and false step script. we will of course, assess politically and debate on how to respond. in any case, it is clear to me and to the german government that we will continue to fully support ukraine in these difficult times. desert showing. so try to follow furniture. donaldson, german lawmaker, johan father pulled from the opposition. christian democrats joins us now. his deputy chairman of the city use the su, parliamentary group in the buddhist hug. and a member of the parliamentary, foreign affairs and defense committees. thank you very much. for being here on t w, use, a strong support there for ukraine, from economy minister and deputy chancellor will been har. becky, do you

struggling to pay their energy bills. european commission president, it wasn't a funder line, said perkins blackmail had to stop. we aim at lowering the costs of gas. and therefore we will propose a price cup on russian gas. of course the objective is here very clear. we all know that our sanctions, deeply grinding into the russian economy with a heavy negative impact. but voting is partially buffering through fossil fuel revenues. so here the objective is we must cut rush us revenues, which put in uses to finance his atrocious lauren ukraine. my 1st guest is samuel romani, he teaches politics and international relations at the university of oxford in the u. k. he's also the author of the upcoming book putin's war on ukraine and examines why a boot and opted for all out regime change in ukraine and looks at the future implications of the invasion, mr. romani. welcome. so good to see you. we saw a very defiant, potent, again, today he even said that russia had lost nothing in launching the whar. what do you make of that? why does the message and he asked to convey, he's always been trying t

if that was totally medina perkins, why am we 3 get you to in the new lease on it which. ringback sounds. ringback with machine. ringback a pushing engine results, a companion more to just can use them. we video to cover when brazil lashania with but i do me a paula. much stop louder, foreseeable future music dynamic and more. media pushes will kicks but the control sun with draws play. come when you god. see visa, finishing into foster marla with mush thumbnail on the computer. and we deny the buzz. me like as a good book with story chest, the strategic blemish. something from, from the companion that's in an approach or a sheer, ethiopia, anybody there, my kid is studying, they've done sanctioning. somebody creates the cause and effect relationship to the global economy. that as a detrimental impact on your own economic activity, you get a lot going to court and it comes in your door with a squeak meter misspelled from utilities, what appears to scenario law. you need to kind of grows the way in there. and she was of us and just room. so he was in the little what is the

most russians from entering the country after president perkins partial mobilization order. officials say there's been increased traffic from the eastern border finish. government is saying it's assessing the risk and considering ways to sharpie. would jews transit from russia finish line border crossings have remained among the few entry points into europe for russians after a string of western countries. bod entry because of the invasion of ukraine. why they spoke to maxim edwards said john list and editor at ballon. cat, an open source investigative website, he told me what's behind cushions, decision to mobilize, resolve this it say, response of course to ukraine's and startling successes in the market region. and for basically the entirety of the special military operation is the criminal call that the criminal has been doing everything and can to avoid a full mobilization focusing instead on using the volunteers that they call them from across the regions. often with financial incentives and increasingly scraping the barrel. we've also seen some evidence that conscripts might as

s. prison ah. leaders from across the world joined to perkins role family for the state. funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd in london. hundreds of thousands of people patched the city streets to catch a glimpse of the funeral procession. hurry faucet reports in solemn silence, the queen's coffin was borne from westminster hall on to the gun carriage, pulled by sailors and a tradition begun with a funeral of queen victoria. ah, on the coffin, a distillation of this public directory person lives in the monica crown, or in sceptre, besides favorite flowers chosen by the king and a hand written of his mother. him charles followed the coffin, and that his family on the short journey to westminster abbey. oh, and on towards the altar, late queen's children and grandchildren, accompanied now by their spouses and her great friendship, george and child, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth. and from the nations of the world, some 500 foreign dignitaries were in the abbey to mark this moment, including the queen's 14th us president and 15th british prime minister, whom she invited

perkins announcement yesterday this, this general mobilization and the apparent russia exits in russia. that seems to be, that, that seems to be having more effect getting the message through to the russian people that will something really is. this is not just what's called a special military operation. yeah, well, this is part of the difficulty that putin is now trying to navigate. this is a war that he's always tried to play down using this comb epithet of a special military operation. now he's trying to use language of a so called partial mobilization and is still trying not to label this as a war, but it very evidently is a war and was from the very beginning. now putin has see great control over public opinion within russia, through the through television and other media. but the fact that there were those kind of protests that took place after his announcement is very striking. think of the courage it takes to get him to take part in a protest like that. the pope he managed to quell, of course, this protest that came out at the very beginning of the war a pretty quickly with thr

s. response to president perkins annexation plan. the united states want to be very clear about this. the united states will never, never, never recognize russia's claims on ukraine sovereign territory. the so called referenda was a sham and absolute sham. the results were manufactured in moscow. and the true will of the ukrainian people is evident every day is a sacrifice to live, to save their people and maintain the independence of their country to afghanistan . now where at least 19 people have been killed after a suicide boma targeted in education center in cobble students were taking part in a test to prepare for the university entrance exams. you've had happened in an area of the capital where many people from the minority lives is, are, is it predominantly? she was a group and they are often targeted because of their race and religious practices for more. and this led to bring in looked fla, shows. i'm who joins us from cobble, he's on the phone. what more do we know about what happened? the explosion happened around $730.00,

pinellas county emergency management director cathy perkins joins us now. cathy , thank you for being with us so early in the morning. i know these overnight hours, but they're also very important hours because you've gone all day feeling the impacts of hurricane ian . talk us through how things are in these overnight hours and what your plan is for the day ahead. so we've been monitoring any impacts we hear. we certainly have about two hundred thousand people without power right now. we're not seeing major damages here, but it will be felt like before we really get to see that, we're very fortunate we didn't get the rains that we thought we were going to get . i mean, two days ago, we thought we were going to be ground zero for this storm . so this is a very different scenario for us . we have our damage assessment crews ready to go out and just look at the county and see if there's any areas of concern. we have debris crews. they'll on the roads, just make sure that everything is good. we need to just check our bridges that come into the county, just make

perkins still, we untouchables, strong man at home, but we presume he was when he started his will. well, that's very interesting because so much of hooton's strength comes from reputation and it comes from other people's responses to him. um and once there is evidence that that strength is perhaps not like what we thought it was. and then the whole edifice begins to crumble and is certainly very vulnerable. and he's been not he personally, but the regime has been the subject of very harsh attacks. now from the more hard liners in russia, the nationalists that the people who are ultra extreme in their views, in terms of their support for the war, and really want more destruction and ukraine and more bloodshed. and they been very critical of the ministry of defense. and the generals for the way that they waged the war, and they called upon, you know, a national mobilization of the country, of economy, of the armed forces and so on. which is definitely something that, that putin has been trying to avoid. so he is vulnerable. i would say to these kinds of attacks and pressures from the

ah, the world has bid farewell to perkins. queen elizabeth the 2nd. the state feudal, attended by royalty, had some state under the ticker fish on those bad lines. more news fiance's era of the inside story, thanks easily then the right wing party fortelli vitalia is ahead in the polls could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock. this is stifled recent government and what are the wider ramifications for the e u. n. nater. stay without his era for the latest update and in depth analysis. the end of an era. britton's queen elizabeth the 2nd is laid to rest. how different with the reign of king charles the 3rd b, and what bold does the british monarchy play in a world where the commonwealth relevance is in doubt? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to inside. sorry i am hush him a bottle. the united kingdom has said a final good bye to its longest reigning monarch quinn. elizabeth the 2nd was crowned in 1953 just a few years after world war 2. when she had was served in the military at the mechanic. while her father helped rally britain agains

did president zalinski mentioned vladimir perkins name, but he believes ukraine can win the war with increased international support both here at the united nations. and in ukraine itself. alan fisher, i'll just either at the u. n. in new york, a vladimir hooton's call for military mobilization has triggered protests across russia. dozens have been arrested at demonstrations in the capitol, moscow. and in st. petersburg, a monitoring group says that it's aware of detentions that at least 36 different cities, versus opposition on wednesday, called for protest to be held against the mobilization. gabriel elizondo has more from keith with battlefield losses mounting, and a ukrainian counter offensive advancing russian president vladimir putin says now was the time to mobilize more troops, yet as a she the national oregon to protect her motherland, its sovereignty and territorial integrity. to ensure the security of our nation and people in the liberated areas, i consider it necessary to call for a partial mobilization in russia. if we're, the defense minister says as many as $300000.00