i stand here with you, ms. wells, proclaiming that there will be a tyre nichols law in memphis, tennessee. if there is anything that have said this today. we will fight together. we will support ms. wells and the tyre nichols family. i was listening to her this morning. as a mother, my heart was breaking right along with yours. i was in tears all morning because of what is going on in this city because of what happened to tyre nichols. ms. wells, i want to say thank you for birthing tyre. because he is the individual that is going to turn this city around. because memphis is the blueprint for what is going to happen across the country. thank you so much. we are here for you. as a mother, i am here. and i promise to do what i said that i'm going to do. and that is to make tyre nichols a law in this city. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, many dam executive director. they wanted first-degree murder. they were not bashful about that. and when you see the video tonight, you will understand if this was your ch

once again , to add to this general direction in which ukraine is moving with its partners, ms. welllk about cooperation with partners what is lacking for our partners in order to work faster and work more harmoniously maybe no one was just never ready for such a fast movement in the world e-e everything changes at crazy speeds every day to plan the future, well, it is practically impossible, yes , every every every future second, minute , it depends on today's decision -making and all systems, especially in the western world, established such old democracies, they are built not very stable bureaucracies for many different procedures on balanced systems, weighted counterbalances, so in peacetime it is a very good structure to monitor all actions to keep the government accountable, but we see that in extraordinary events when decisions need to be made very quickly, these systems are not adapted, it is possible that everything is happening now in ukraine with this accelerated change of events, the reconstruction of various structures, not only at the state level, in fact, at the person

ms. bottoms: thank you. well, good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. ms.ottoms: it's kind of scary up here, right? [laughter] as karine mentioned, i am looking forward to joining the president as he travels to atlanta this weekend. as many of you all know, in dr. king's “i have a dream” speech, he expressed many ideals that he would not live to witness. but i stand here and many of you sit out there as beneficiaries of that dream, his sacrifice, and service. so, i am eternally grateful for that. as karine mentioned, the president is traveling to atlanta. this is at the invitation of reverend warnock. and the president will deliver a sermon at ebenezer church, which, of course, was dr. king's church, also congressman john lewis's church. -- congressman john lewis' church. the president spoke with senator warnock last night. senator warnock has been the pastor since 2005 at ebenezer. they had a wonderful conversation about the significance of this historic event, including the fact that the president is the first sitting president to speak at a sunday servic

ms. wells could not. after the first moment, she left the room. t because that was her baby. amy: rodney wells, if you could tell us what you saw. this is what the world will see today at 6:00 memphis time, this video. i am so sorry that you had to witness this, of course, not as sorry for what it actually shows have death of your son. >> what i saw was the police brutalizing my son. they did not have to do that. he did not deserve that. he was a very, very good kid. i did not understand why they had to beat him the way that they did. it was just very horrific. i am glad that my wife didn't see it because she didn't deserve to see that either. it was just traveling amy: tyre was just a few blocks from his home? >> no, just a few houses. >> he was about 80 feet from his house. it makes sense why his last words on this earth is yelling out for his mother, got wrenching cries for his mother. amy: when did you learn what happened, rowvaughn wells? because he was so close to the home. >> police officers came to the door and asked if i knew my son. do yo

we invite those families to stand with ms. wells and mr. wells because none of these tragedies are anymore important than any of the others. all of our children matter. and we have to continue to say that. each and every one of our children have a right to live on this earth to breathe in another breath. so we have to continue to do that. i would hope that the city leadership, if the department of justice deems it appropriate to have a pattern and prctice investigation of the memphis police department that they will welcome t ask they won't try to fight or object to it. hopefully that the city council members will say that we want to have an internal audit of ourself. let's just don't look outward and try to get resentful and start saying there's a problem. the best way to solve police code is be transparent. accept accountability and build trust. you can deal with this culture. they may attack us and try to say they continue to attack police. we have often said we're not antipolice. we're antibad police who killed tyre. who killed george fl

well, according to that question, ms., you can hear us, i can hear you, but i don’t hear the ether, i understood that they asked about the mediterranean sea, that is, we can hear from you , ms. natalya, please, can the enemy use the presence of their watercraft that may be in the mediterranean sea for shelling our territory that the range allows, but they will have to cross the airspace of countries, including nato countries, and taking into account how their missiles work, we can say that this is extremely dangerous and it is unlikely that they will will they be able to resolve this or is there still a threat ? is there an offensive on zaporizhzhia? what are your predictions as to how the events in the south will develop? we can say that we are observing the actions of the enemy, we see their regrouping, which may be an imitation of such a concentration of a certain force, so we are carrying out the tightening of reserves. it is not excluded that they may make er attempts to attempt such an attack in certain directions b

ms. alina. well far away, but for some reason it is far away for us ukrainians, but now the time of the russian war with us has become somewhat closer. we follow, well, many people at least follow what is happening . in our relations with china in the relations of e-e russia with china and ultimately in the relations of heaven with the united states of america because we ask from them as far as i understand, a lot can depend on the war that russia is waging against us, so in each other let's start with russia's relations, how is china in these relations, who is a friend to whom, considering that before the new year, it is said somewhere a week before the new year, everyone jin-ping a-ah talked with putin and they both almost convinced each other that it is important it is very important to develop bilateral cooperation, i.e. who in these relations is a friend to whom, no one there, i am no one's friend, the first thing to understand is that china has a rather pragmatic, somewhat cynical interest in r

that is shut hi 17 still open but there are still some swwe could see ms well. this is affecting mass transit. bart is reporting about 20 delays -- 20 minute delays systemwide. there is limited red and green service on the red and green lines. ferries are impacted. for the harbor bay ferry and san francisco ferry routes, those are canceled. on the golden gate ferry, the angel island service has been canceled. in addition, travel to and from the sierra will be tough. if you need to get out, friday is your best day because they are expecting snow through tomorrow, then more snow saturday and sunday. there will be more power outages as you approach a power outage, treat them as a four-way stop. give yourself lots of extra time. the worst is yet to come. we will be dealing with more of these power outages through tomorrow. liz: we want to talk about those power outages right now. this is a look at the pg&e outage map which shows where there is no power right now. you can see a lot of these green and yellow dots, as well as orange. these are ranging from a few dozen

. >> judge judy: her entire estate went to her cousin, ms. wellsrother help himself? >> judge judy: she found that there were certain things missing from the condo. >> they named me as culprit. >> announcer: or is his cousin continuing to cash in? >> judge judy: how much, in total, did you get from the insurance company? >> 16,000. >> judge judy: $16,000? >> no. i can explain the dates. >> judge judy: no. no. you can't. there is no way you can explain it to me. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution omis s cousin, for legal fees due to false allegations. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 71 on the calendar in the matter of reilly vs. wells. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. reilly, you had a sister. your sister lived in california. you and your wife lived in florida. your sister became ill, a

ms. hathaway: well, that is a good question. and of course, there is an investigation underway right now into exactly that. into what information is that was released and they want it removed knowingly. part of the rules are if you were to remove the information in a way that is unknowing, you may not necessarily be criminally liable if it was not intentional to release the documents. the different ones i mentioned that there is a crazy quilt of laws and different rules have different standards attached. so if you remove the documents with intent to share with someone who might damage national security, that is one thing. if you unintentionally remove documents, that's another thing. so part of what they are looking into is what are the documents, how damaging could they be, was the removal knowing or intentional, why did it happen? if it was discovered that the removal of the documents was knowing or intentional, then i think it could be criminally prosecuted. that is up to the -- that it is up to the prosecutor to determine wh

necessary that our law enforcement agencies continue to work and precisely detain such people who sow ms. welly recently , the enemy has been working very actively with information and propaganda, using so -called informational and psychological operations against the ukrainian population in various, in the most diverse areas. i want to tell you what about the ukrainians in the occupied territory who have been under occupation for almost a year now? i understand that there can be something between them too, like the woman from kherson who sat waiting for the russian peace. number of people are waiting for the armed forces of ukraine and live in conditions that do not have information now. what is happening in the occupied territory precisely in terms of e-e. well, at least the minimum provision of the vital activities of cities, villages and the lives of people is quite a situation it's complicated, it's quite complicated because the pressure on the local population is increasing, you have to understand that even considering that the occupiers began to carry out first the so-called evacuation

to be given, so considering all the various aspects of canada, i came to this decision only now, ms. wellnd the decisions of canada, the united states and great britain, in particular, depend on the political decisions that are also made in european countries. and please tell me. if you know which scenarios are currently being considered in the canadian parliament, in particular, and hmmm, let's do it. i'll clarify if there are any other scenarios besides the quick one ukraine's victories are not. if you mean the truce, yes, and the negotiated peace negotiations, to which sometimes some leaders would lean again and start these conversations, then in canada , on the contrary, there are no such conversations, even according to the latest stories of the press let's say ani ta anant's press conference, she said that we will help ukraine as much as it will be necessary to help ukraine to win this war, that is, for canada there is no alternative but only for ukraine to win this war and only in this way all this will stop bloody conflict and the most brutal war in recent decades. therefore, ther

well, okay, well, can ms. alina in russian-chinese relations in the future ? on ukraine well, the fact that directly by russia is already negative for ukraine, but negative is meant, for example, the supply of material and technical assistance to russia by china, as i already said, it is unlikely that in some er, relations between russia and china can to say quite stable, therefore, no drastic changes are expected in the short to medium term. well, this is for us, i think that this is for us. less is more good in september , even in september. published an article called the future russian-chinese conflict. well, it began with this sentence. i will quote it now . the president of china is probably looking at the russian defeat in ukraine and thinking about the quote. putin needs me, but i don't need him. well, the defeat was meant just then. there was a situation in the kherson region, and here is such an article, is such a russian-chinese conflict even possible? well, at least in the long-term perspective, and does putin understand that you have repeatedly sai

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well, by the way, ms. bohdana, interesting information. well, at first we talked about the fact that the helicopter seemed to fly to ground zero somewhere on the front, but now the details about the fact that the helicopter actually flew to poltava, maybe further there was another point there and the program is closer to the front. but the first stopping point was poltava. this was said by the secretary of the national security council, oleksiy danilov. the president of the country was supposed to collect the stake of the supreme commander-in-chief yesterday, well the day before . he told about the day when the tragedy happened at 10:00 a.m. we usually never advertise it. the minister of internal affairs was supposed to leave poltava at 10 a.m. for this stake. 8:07 literally after a few minutes, this terrible disaster happened, danilov said on the air, well, the marathon goal was combined , that is, the helicopter was flying to poltava, and there it was supposed to go to monastyrskyi at 10:00 a.m. to contact the supreme commander-in-chief's

well, accordingly, ms. possible that we should somehow involve china now or, on the contrary , should we build our fundamentally different policy regarding the same east? yes, it is possible with the united states, it is possible with the european union, and see unequivocally, we must act exclusively in our national interests, if there is an idea that china is eternal and this is the art of war, then ukraine must have its own art of victory and in the context of what will be in our national interests, and it seems to me that the government is trying to balance all that, so it's not right...china is trying to help and is generally afraid and avoids the system. what i said, my colleague, is publicly some way to cooperate with russia, but it still exists and we understand it very well. taiwan is so small even through there, there is a network of organizations, an event of national interests, an advance already there, he knows 5 or 6 million has transferred to ukraine various aid in the form of systems there, a

in the days to come, not just as a police chief but as a mother, as someone who felt the pain of ms. wells and her loss, and the sense of responsibility to do whatever i could, especially in the first steps of justice, you know, to terminate these officers and hopefully the rest of this process towards justice will be swift. >> in just moments i am going to speak to her and the step father. what do you say to them? >> i continue to let them know that we pray for them, and that i am still available. i extend heartfelt condolences and i think they know that. and we're going to be with them for the long haul. >> why not speak to the officers after? >> there's not much you can say. >> got it. >> not much you can say. >> the policy for the memphis police department requires officers to intervene, stop excessive force and reports the incidents immediately. did anyone on the video, will we see that did anyone do that or will we see that on the video at all? >> you will not see that on the video. >> there are two members of the fire department involved, what do you know about them? who are they? >

ms. nataliya, we welcome you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i congratulate you well, we announced the information about, so to speak, ships without calibers in the black sea but i think that everyone is extremely interested in the situation with the big potemkinsky island, what is happening with that island now, because the signals were coming, they even saw the video well, and accordingly, mrs. natalya, you as a person are extremely informed, tell what you can tell. and really what can be told and it is expedient is that it is necessary to understand that the flag of ukraine is advancing through ukraine , the military is indeed continuing its work and the enemy has been knocked out of the island, but one must be aware of the geographical feature of the location of this island, that is why we do not report very loudly about such events, we report so that the local population of little understanding has hope and does not lose faith in the fact that progress is being made, work is being done, but it is necessary to realize that the enemy will fight for each island in the same way. the g

ms. wells: he loved photography, he loved skateboarding, he was just his own person.dn't follow what everybody else was doing. i tried to buy him a pair of jordans one time, and he said, "mama i don't want those." he wanted some vans, you know. so, i'm just telling you guys my son was a beautiful soul. he was a good boy. no one's perfect, but he was damn near. vanessa: we're going to take a closer look now at how the memphis community is responding to the police killing of tyre nichols. earlier today, geoff bennet spoke with the reverend earle fisher, senior pastor of the abyssinian missionary baptist church in memphis. geoff: reverend, fisher, thank you for being with us. rev. fisher: thank you for having me. geoff: i imagine there is a heaviness in memphis, since -- a deep sense of anger and rage. how are people processing what happened? rev. fisher: well, that's a difficult question to respond to. i think all of the emotions that you articulated are happening. but there is a sense of that hope, a few steps that have been taken in the right direction towards at leas

well. reporter: who's paying the president's private attorney on this matter? ms. jean-pierre: i mean, it's his private -- it's his private attorney, so i would leave it -- i would just say it's his private attorney. any questions, anything in particular to this, i would ask the white house counsel office. reporter: we've asked his private attorney at least four times, and they haven't given us an answer. don't we deserve to know whether he's paying for it or a super pac or the dnc? ms. jean-pierre: i hear you. no, i totally understand, nancy. my colleague is going to be speaking to you momentarily. you can ask that question in that conversation -- on-the-record conversation with all of you. go ahead. reporter: on friday, when we were here, you were asked about the president going to rehoboth and if that had anything to do with searches, and you declined to answer that. did you know friday there was a search going on at the president's home? ms. jean-pierre: so, i'll say this -- and i think i said this on friday as well, they go to delaware almost every weekend. we

ms. ulyana for the successful holding of the forum and may everything go as well as possible. ulyana khromyak, executive director of the ukrainian house in davos, the forum is opening in davos and we understand that the ukrainian question will be at the forefront there, and various other non-public discussions may continue. well, let's talk what should our delegation eat, because 1,000 hryvnias is a portion of french fries, as we learned from our story, well, this is a very serious event, and leaders from all over the world are coming to this economic forum, so it's very good that our the country is represented powerfully we keep in focus and keep our fists for ours, of course well, we invite you to get to know us better, the espresso team would like to learn more about you , that's why we invite you now they will show us a qr-code, we need to point at it with a smartphone, e-e, a questionnaire will appear well, there will be questions that need to be answered, it won't take much time, it won't take more than five minutes, it won't be accurate, please write everything about yo

ms. natalya, well, i have one last question: can we we now note that the enemy is using some new types of kherson region, changes in the enemy's tactics and the use of other e- weapon types that were not used before we are not watching, they are currently continuing to use what they have left, on the contrary, they are experiencing a certain shortage of ammunition due to the fact that logistics are undermined by our work on ammunition storage points, which concerns the russian military precisely in the south of our country. of ukraine, is this happening now and exactly how is this process taking place, they have concentrated a certain amount of mobilization resources by pulling several groups and are currently most uh in most cases their training because this is really the same resource that has just been called up completely untrained underarmed not that has no means of protection that they are assigned the task of receiving in battle i.e. a downed comrade they get themselves the same bulletproof vest and a tale of currently critical change there is no personnel after they pulled up thre

ours, because it is difficult , so it will also be like this, well, an example of how a child can live through you, such difficult moments, msyona, well, you said about some unusual behavior, but we know that war is not an ordinary situation not only for children, but also for adults, therefore, adults sometimes during the war, as you know , talk a lot now, they show themselves and behave as well it is unusual. therefore, it is possible to somehow teach children to understand their emotions and control them. is it possible at all? well, it is possible if the family. support and talking about emotions in the family, if there is such a thing at all. well, there is such emotional warmth in the family, the child is growing up here and she has this experience. you are very right about the fact that it is already what month. the war and everyone is tired, that is, the adults are also tired and there is no resource for adults. and in general, i understand that being mobilized there for more than six or seven months is very difficult , very much, that is why i say that there are a lot of adults, they do not have a resource now in or

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ms. fedorenko well, let us remind you that then the defense of the donetsk airport lasted for 242 days and would like to show that i took a photo of this is the youngest cyborg who died he is my compatriot from sumy serhiy tapped the callsign server and it became a symbol of his photo then flew around the whole world and became a symbol of such a confrontation, the resistance of ukrainians because he was i was only 18 years old, i also volunteered, ms. fedore. do you think we could have drawn somewhat different conclusions then after 2015? what would have strengthened us now that a full-scale war has already begun? conclusions all the more so since the war actually continued, it did not end, and conclusions had to be drawn immediately and, uh, still accumulate, accumulate weapons, abandon forces, be ready for the fact that until we return to the borders 14, what is currently being done in 91 be ready that the enemy will advance, especially the enemy is very insidious and as history shows, long after the end of the war, after that, he always expected and then they would attack, so, you know

ms. natalya, well we already have a traditional roll call in the regions in the morning , except for thisncident, there were other incidents in our region, in the kyiv region , fortunately, there were no victims, no casualties or deaths in the region. here it is at 6:35 a.m. at 6:35 a.m. in our area. without victims. yes, the shelling continues in our country. unfortunately, the shelling of the vovchanskyi district of kupyan is almost the same settlements as in the last few weeks. it's 90% 95 in the region, everything is working ms. natalya, and how is the village of shevchenkov, where enemy rockets arrived on january 9, and where were the dead and wounded ? of intensive therapy in a regular ward, she is already walking on her own, talking about the other victims, they are in medium severity in the hospital, about the place itself, the emergency services have finished their work on the day of the impact, but unfortunately they have to restore, especially the points of sale. it will be a very long time in this market itself, unfortunately, there will be casualties in the near future, and t

ms. nataliya well, er, we all hope that in the near future our port in mykolaiv will be able to join the grain initiative, but for this we it is finally necessary for the kinbar spit to be free from the aggressor, perhaps there is information about the processes taking place there, combat work in this direction continues. unfortunately, the enemy has access there by land and can raise new forces and the war tactics of the aggressor country are already known to all of them, absolutely no matter how much manpower they suffer and they are able to throw, as they say, cannon fodder, even personnel, such places, and currently our work every day has certain results, that is, the calculations that arrive there to prepare for shelling in the ochakiv direction, we practice almost every day, we have reduced the loss of the enemy from three to five people to two units of equipment, but still , again and again, they the reserves are being pulled up there we are continuing our work thank you mrs. nataliya, we are expecting comforting and positive news from you in this direction natali gu menuk, head o

ms. halyna, well, on the other hand, we understand how many problems there are in our country and not onlyharkiv, but kharkiv really suffered barbaric bombings from the russian federation this is what anna lena berbok noted extremely well. yes, but actually i wanted to ask you about the current situation in the city. we understand that the enemy is intensifying the shelling of many of our district and regional centers and accordingly, what is the situation in kharkiv now ? thank you. well, now again, first of all , emergency power outages have started again . it started because the enemy does not allow us to live peacefully, for example, in my area, there is no internet at the moment, this is a problem, once today , somewhere like this. two hours ago, there were constant explosions of some kind, and they sounded most likely in the suburbs of kharkiv and could be heard for the whole of kharkiv but at the same time, we were warned that this could happen be demining demining areas around and actually this is such a good step because

ms. lyudmila well, i wanted to say that now that the orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate has a ratherposition in ukraine, most people advocate iron and closure or support this idea, there are some the laws that are there as well. well, they have certain certain problems for them. well, for example, if they were called the russian orthodox church in ukraine, wouldn't that be a chance for metropolitan onufriy to show that he is not a person who dances to russian music there? dudu that he is from ukraine, that he is together with other ukrainian denominations , that he is a part of some western and about the westerner , hmm, i don’t know if it is in ukraine, and that he is independent after all, that he is not governed by moscow, that gundyaev, why did he lose such a chance well, because for him this motive is not the main and, er, dominant, er, you said here that i work, i know inside, i smiled like that because there is no western orientation around there. he always positioned himself as a representative of not just eastern christianity , as it is do, let's say, pts or greek catholics,

ms. solomiya well, because the enemies are being used, the information war has started with us.inue . we didn't hear you well. look here is something important to you. to release the usurer, in fact, we demand to cover the criminal case under the article treason, damage to information security, intentional committed from uman, this is the most important thing that can be presented to arestovych, eh, and the office of the president should come out and taste his work publicly at the office of the president and any someone from the president's complex, and the second is to remove him from the airwaves as they are people in the last 10 months, and ukraine definitely has this. this is not about censorship, this is absolutely an information prospectus, but during the war of the state and about state security is absolutely accurate. well, they also collected 150 signatures the day before in the verkhovna rada regarding the deprivation of mps ’ mandates. what is the practical significance of this history? uh, methods of depriving the mandates of people 's deputies, and unfortunately, si

ms. ulyana well, when i was actually reading about the preparation for at the forum, i was very pleased withian billionaires. how do you feel about the fact that they did not come, they are essentially non grata , yes, and will their absence somehow change these discussions and the mood of the participants in fact, these discussions are extremely clear, it is about the fact that ukraine is now on the news and russia is deprived of participation in many international events, including in davos, so we have a chance to meet with the first people of other international organizations, as well as representatives of presidents and various of countries, ukraine is now on the news, we have a beautiful pavilion in the center of davos, on the promenade 20 59, and that's why today there was a lot of press, a lot of attention to ukraine , and it seems to me that this is natural about the fact that russia is deprived of any participation in that including his comrades, well, in fact, this should be used as long as no one interferes with work . and he does not throw in his propaganda, even there it was suc

ms. delauro: well, i think my point is that you cannot -- [indiscernible] -- appropriations bills without them being both bipartisan and bicameral. so the president will not sign. so i think this notion that can deal with 2022 levels, appears to be been part of a secret deal, that you then may be look at guaranteeing a shutdown. we will operate in the way that we have, bill by bill, with the issues that are important to us. i intend to -- you don't want to work, i think it's very interesting to note that in a divided government last december, you may recall, we passed an omnibus bill, a bipartisan omnibus bill. nine republican votes in the house, and i think close to 19, somewhere around that, in the senate. so we're able to govern. the issue is going to be is whether or not the republican majority can govern. but we are going to, as i say, we will work together, we will cooperate, but we are not backing off the critical investments that have been made that will continue to be made. because someone traded away the well-being of the american public and our national security for personal ga

well there are many questions here . i hope she says that it will be within the limits of the law , the right decision, thank you, ms. l, about security matters. yes, oksana yurynets touched on one aspect. of the forces of ukraine ivan varchenko glory to ukraine ivan i salute you as a hero glory good evening well, the russians shelled the kostiantynivka three killed and wounded on the 14th respectively i would like to ask you about the current situation in the east of our country there have been no significant changes and we understand that now uh the views of many citizens of ukraine are attached every day to the summary from the frontline to the current information, and we usually use verified sources of information, such as the summary of the general staff, we see that the enemy is attacking in three directions on the avdiyiv bakhmutsky and novopavlovsky, at the same time, he is currently on the defensive throughout and on all other sections of the front, the ukrainians are either in active defense, respectively, promoting e sections of the front on e-e different e-e in the area in various settlements or e-e also c

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well, accordingly, ms. how are you an ordinary, well-informed person, tell me what you can tell that the flag of ukraine is advancing through ukraine, the military is really continuing its work and currently the enemy has been knocked out of

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well , for now. ms.yana's conversation, maybe your comments about nuclear weapons are actually quite a paradoxical situation, what are these nuclear weapons for? beginning with its introduction, so that somehow at the end of the 1940s, such an understanding was created, if such an understanding was developed, that the weapons of the ancestors were used to fight and win wars, yes, nuclear weapons are special it is there in order not to fight with it, that is why it is a weapon of deterrence, that is, you asked and if there will be an answer, the answer must be promised, but not in order to launch in response yes, but in order to refuse the enemy to launch this first strike and this is such a balance of threats in which there is also another opinion in ukraine what is likely god forbid the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine will very quickly lead to the end of the war and the victory of ukraine because then no one will consider russia as a civilized country in general as a state and not a terrorist group we

well, ms. s, let's skip the moment of filling , let's talk about the technology of creating such a project, uh, or what it looks like, and someone interviews these people, it's some kind of sketch, uh, well, i don't know what it can be and whether it's playing or not this is really to earn political points by creating a suitable a-a image of a politician or a political force that he represents, is there not something in this, you know, that smells like an election campaign, i will repeat that, unfortunately, i was not lucky enough to see this column before the election campaign far, and as we understand it, it cannot begin until the war is over, and i think that the citizens of ukraine will still have enough time to evaluate all the leaders of the state and all the leaders of public opinion according to their affairs, because we are going through difficult times and you are not lying here who was doing what? well, you won't hide it, thank you, mrs. halyna. and you, i hope you had the opportunity

removed from the ether , why exactly their position should not be heard on the whole the country, well, really, ms. evgenia, i think that we are talking at all, maybe you can’t hear me or i’m hoarse, you can’t hear me , uh, we voted, and that’s how it’s happening, i even have some of this letter that sent, we now constantly checked the gram that showed the full broadcast on the tv channel, the council, i say that i doubt the expediency of the informational right, uh, yes, there are three hours of listening to these corrections, which received 30 votes each, and in writing, and all these speeches. well, i will show them moreover, in the law about the media, we adopted this amendment where er there we prescribed how the coverage of the meetings of the verkhovna rada should take place during wartime that it is on the record and should be er programs yes and through er you know you know if if first if at first, as planned, they really showed all these votes for 200 amendments, and only then did the consideration of the removal of the mandates of the deputies from the regional elections began. it is ce

ms. rowvaughn wells where she's speaking in part about going and finding out what actually happened to herpper sprayed and that he had browses all over him, that his body, they broke his neck, she says, and that her son's nose looked like an s. she was got talk about the state of his body and he was gone in her mind when she arrived. when you hear and think about the contradictions between what she was told, and what ultimately was revealed in these videos speak to me about the importance of the capture of it, the idea of this memorize we have not always seen but now become acostumed to expecting and needing. >> first of all it's just dignity in the grace of the mother is extraordinary, on the other hand you have to be depressed because what you're seeing are police who are routine, they seem routine how they beat the guy, how they tried to cover it up. that seemed routine and that's depressing's what's inspiring is that there's a resiliency and a about the and a dignity and strength in this community and especially in the black mothers in this community that time and time again shows itse

well, we are going south. as they say, contact us natalia gumenyuk, head of the joint coordination press center of the security and defense forces of southern ukraine, captain of the first rank mstalia, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i congratulate you well, let's start with the sea of ​​the naval group for today, what is it with the enemy or is it a missile carrier and where, approximately, do they keep all their good in the claws of the naval group is quite symbolically represented by one at the moment by one unit in the black sea and this is all that the agesk country is capable of so far, firstly, the storm, secondly , the wind is very strong and it does not allow them to deploy but we remember that they returned the rocket to this one after the previous one shooting at the base points and it is certain that they are preparing based on the terms they use and since we requested a so -called armistice pause, as they called it, this indicates that they are most likely preparing , equipping themselves and planning to return the units to service at sea so far the curtain is on our side and this indicates the lack of such a potential, but 2-3 hours and t

ms. jean-pierre: well, he said he was surprised. >> -- that any of the documents were there? ms.ean-pierre: he said he was surprised. >> any of the documents? ms. jean-pierre: he said he was surprised. i'm just going to leave it there. and i'm going to refer you to the white house counsel's office. i'm just repeating what he said. >> but i wanted to clarify what you just said. ms. jean-pierre: he said -- >> did not know the documents were there. ms. jean-pierre: he said he was surprised that the documents were there. he said that and that he takes this very seriously. i will refer you to detailed explanations from statements that have come from his personal lawyer. again, anything further on this, my colleague is going to be taking your questions, mary, in the 4:00 hour. i would refer you to them. >> has ron klain told the president that he's leaving, planning to leave? ms. jean-pierre: don't have anything further to share. and just to be very clear, ron klain is still very much the chief of staff. he is still here with us. i just don't have anything to share. >> does the preside

soyuz ms-23 present. well, not the council of chief designers in the rkk, the representatives of nasa agreed with the conclusions of the council and confirmed their readiness to provide the necessary assistance from the donetsk people's the republics receive reports of taking control of a significant part, solidarity, our units have gained a foothold and are effectively moving forward. in the west of the city, the area is being cleared of militants. during stubborn battles. the enemy suffers heavy losses, both in equipment and in manpower, solidarity for the kiev regime is of strategic importance. it is located in the center of the line of defense between artyomovsk and seversk, the liberation of the city cuts off the direct supply route between these settlements by the nationalist also today, the head of the dpr, denis pusherin, announced almost complete control over another important settlement, marinka, which is located near donetsk, while the enemy. now entrenched on the outskirts of the city. the russian

ms. tablo. good health. well, let's try to understand how much crimea remains on the agenda of such a world discussion of the future outcome of the war. i will not say that crimea was very actively discussed in davos, but during the breakfast of the annual event, which is organized successfully by the ukrainian side , upon the question of the moderator discussions, including in panel discussions in the ukrainian house, in informal certain communications, i will not say that i followed all the events that took place in the crimea, but to a certain extent, of course, it sounded in the context of the ukrainian victory of the importance of non-repetition well, accordingly the peace formula proposed by president zelenskyi, and ms. tamil, it is clear that the issue of crimea is not so actively discussed in the ukrainian information space because we have more and more territory temporarily annexed by russia occupied territory and a full-scale war continues. however, it seems to me that now is the time to talk about rein

when employees are accepted for free on a short-term vacation when they come on rotation well, ms. finally, we understand that tourism in the region is an important component of filling the local budget, we we understand that the war made its corrections here , is there any summary statistics, what share of the local budget of the regional budget, we can tie it to tourism, we can say according to the resort cities, 50-60% of their budgets depend on the sanatorium-resort and the hotel business. these are our morshins of truskavets . and of course, this year, the part of vacationers who were supposed to come for recovery and the medical part did not take place and came only for accommodation and such a vacation, so the budgets of the cities did not receive a specific figure. today i can tell you, but how tour operators and restaurateurs, of course, have suffered significant losses . thank you, ms. natalia, for this inclusion . of the warsaw tank division this was announced by the deputy prime minister of poland, mariusz blaczak, who approved the corresponding contract, the tanks will

ms. hanna, congratulations and glory to the heroes of ukraine, glory and praise to god for being with us and helping us to win, wellly, ms. hanna, we would like to ask you about the depth of strategic cooperation between ukraine and taiwan. we understand that money is money, but technology, and in particular, those technologies that can we will be caught, and maybe we have already been caught. this is extremely important. well, you, as they say , sulk at the root, clearly understanding that the humanitarian aid that taiwan has already provided to ukraine at the beginning of a full-scale invasion is more than $ 50,000, 50 million uah. i apologize for the dollars and our cities, in particular, the capital of ukraine, kyiv , received about 2 million dollars. kharkiv has now been decided to help the kherson region and the city of mykolaiv not only to survive the winter, but also to help the residents, this also applies to medical facilities to various important social groups, plus time yes actively helps ukrainians who were forced to temporarily leave the country abroad and in different countries such as slovakia, pola

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ms. henneberg: thank you for that question, chairman senator. they would determine that as well as in the relationship between policies, procedures, management actions relating to it. sen. ossoff: my question is why d.o.j. ceased the publication of this data when it fulfills such a vital public interest. ms. henneberg: thank you for the question. i think it is important to talk about that. two perspectives one a legal perspective as well as a data perspective from the data perspective, the data as we hear and as we agree with, there's significant underreporting. and providing that data would be misleading. it would not provide a full picture of what is happening with us in custody. sen. ossoff: i want to make sure i hear and understand what you're saying and the public understands what you're saying. you're saying that you ceased to public that data because you know longer have complete and accurate data. correct? ms. henneberg: the department is working with the states who are the central reporters of that data to collect that data. the state is to collect that data from local