allison with one so that maybe i could just go back to the composition in housing. and if i could also say good evening to those, we're watching osland. good afternoon. good morning. from where were they watching us from? i think the important thing is when you talk about the benefits of this project is to give it up. we'll listy realistic view. we can city or i'm said that um some people are happy, cyclical and not happy. but ultimately what this project is supposed to do is suppose to, to bring development into uganda. thou just want an argument saying that some of the jobs that have been gotten at temporary jobs, and after those jobs, after those people down the temporary walk, then what happens to them at the moment they don't have jobs. so a temporary job and no jobs, better than temporary jobs. we have to understand that if we are going to develop our country for going to develop uganda, we have to look at development in a holistic manner. we have to understand that we have a resource in this country that needs to be developed. and once this resource is develo

basically turning a blind eye would be so close that off in a sex allison is with the fact that we've seen that on camera has prompted these really are me to say it's launching an investigation. this is a term that we've used and they've used over and over again when it happens that that such violations take place on camera and our share than social media. but for palestinians, they would tell you that they know this narrative for years and years, we're talking about around 3 settlers effects each day on average, according to the un figure. this is the highest number into decades. but as soon as i would tell you that the settlers have been emboldened by the lack of transparency, lack of accountability rather. so they've been launching attacks and the latest of which we've seen and what that doesn't seem to be ending as palestinians were telling us overnight the settlers were coming in and for water and the fact that they're attacking them. palestinians feel that they are helpless. the left alone facing on settlers who are often enjoying the support of the israeli army. ok, neither abr

got in touch with me and asked me to resubmit my paperwork anyway, thank you. >> all right. allisonfirst of all do you work with other veterans organizations? >> definitely. i think not only do we have relationships with them. but from a generational perspective it is always been important for iraq and veteran veterans of america to make sure with we move that we're moving in a way that doesn't just advocate for our generation but also lift veterans up as well. but those are organizations that are great in their own ways in terms of how they're, you know, posture on the landscape so it is great to get not only their input but many iba members are members of those organizations too. so many of them are -- going to on the weekends and bfw post and many of those members even of the generation are members as well, in fact, we welcome that. itof is very -- you know, it's some of my best conversations have been with v.a. vets who are have passionate about making sure our generation is treated so much beaters than the vietnam generation was and grateful for their partnership as we fight fo

so if you look at the situation on the ground, allison is with tell you that the cause for their resistance is the radio commission. this is why they will continue the fight. but when it comes to israel, it says that it will not allow those armed men that have been increasing all across the occupied westbank to continue. we see this phenomena that has started in jeanine because moved also to nablus and in other locations within jericho had armed men being involved in the fight. so if for israel, this is a situation that they want to contain. they want to prevent us from fighting, but as far as palestinians are concerned, they say that the leadership can agree on whatever it wants to agree on with israel with the people. what's an end to the occupation and they see the arm struggle as one way of doing that? need abraham in ramallah, anita. thank you very much. maneesha, former prime minister ma, heating ya seem, will face corruption charges on friday or hearing was summoned to the offices of the anti corruption watchdog for questioning. it was prime minister for 17 months between 20202021. a

in israel, another night with allison's of protesters on the streets. benjamin netanyahu said he would delay a controversial plan to weaken the judiciary system. he said he's ready to talk with opponents over how much power the high court can have over the legislature. in france, unions are urging the president to hit the brakes on his unpopular pension reform. unions insist opposition remains strong even as turnout dropped. the strikes are an effort to force him to raise the minimum retirement raise -- age from 64 to 62. i'm john hyland. this is bloomberg. >> here's where we sit when it comes to the overall indices. a lot of news flow today. looking at the s&p off by .3%. but the good performers in the s&p are the energy stocks. occidental is the third best performing stock in the s&p. it got an upgrade. first republic is the weakest stock on the s&p, down almost 7%. so much for that regional banks debility we saw. the two year yield up another five basis points. we have had some chunky moves here. we need to rate the front end of that curve as we look

allison: what is difficult with their restructuring is it requires patience and time. is a lot of execution challenges, and at the end of that plan, the returns they are shooting for are still below a lot of their peers. in general, the fundamental story, you know, it is something that requires patience and time and in the market like this, where sentiment is negative, certainly that is difficult. and, you know, the feeling right now is that it is not necessarily about the fundamentals. there is fear in the market. there has been since the collapse of silicon valley bank shares last week, and i think that, you know, it is very difficult to come out and i think investors are looking for some sort of backstop. they are looking at a shareholder, as you said, it made comments that they will not be able to provide and support. they had another longtime shareholder who pulled out of their position the last quarters. i think that is why you are seeing headlines that they are asking for the regulator to come out and give some kind of public support because investors are waitin

housing association says that tenants were thrilled, even though some wished they could still cook with gas. allison took altered before people who often coke with a walk weren't keen on the idea of walker. and i do need to use a gas stove for that order. won't have amazon and because we're practically forcing them to switch away from gas by doing, we provided them with all the information. okay. and gave them all new stove. what's it a guy who she talked to them out. a change in the law meant that only 70 percent of residents had to approve the conversion. and so the project was approved. the project engineer says it's cost effective. yeah, month interval in the evenings, especially in winter when it gets dark early on, the solar panels are useless and on the i still drop power from the grid banner with hailey are late, but over a year we supply 20 to 30 kilowatt hours to the grid. i love 1st it, there's also an app for tenants to monitor their energy use and their savings for eric hook, fane says his energy bill has been cut in half even though prices have gone up in the netherlands. penny saved i

i mean everybody. foods allow deseck, crystal ali i the ultimate with allison, did you think the movement or girl cale seagly internet, that it is a pure from all their mother? ya. but i do that electron sorta, the lady did you? ah, ah ah ah, yes. now i can you need? yes. if it's deploy box. yes sir, to nancy ingo them up. kim's in the book is that probably the natural ship? the radiator viola will showcase in under nathaniel that sounds good. it's a, it's a boiler. what is it about boy, ah, [000:00:00;00] a, what am i in my chair. it's, laura doesn't want that movement that up for the next them, but it's up under that whole marcus, pursuing a former strategy of freedom in the greater middle east, george bush at the ga, to summit of 2004 june, announced the greater middle east project that washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market paradise like they had turned poland and the countries of eastern europe was shock therapy. with more than 5 years. we have been actively engaging with our, with activists across the middle east and north africa. we saw president obama dis

ah, now by an unique, i've been very busy with a raining been this legal champions and allison on friday, that they would part ways with coach julia now, guzman before appointment almost to her as his replacement. a new chapter is underway at dian with thomas to call unveiled as the clubs, new coach following thursdays dismissal of julian na guzman to cal has signed a 2 and a bit year deal with the raining bonus league champions and is chomping at the bit for his 1st training session. certainly it's a huge challenge and a pleasure for myself and my coaching team to come and work with the squad by and have assembled him to some extent that you can feel it was a duty to win at this club. and with this squad, you place every title, spoon, to kill is no stranger to burn his leg fans having managed minds and barissi adornment. previously, the 14 year old lead the latter to victory in the dear people cal final in 2017. before a glittering, yet fraught spell in charge of french giants, p as g. yet his greatest achievement came at premier league club. chelsea, whom he inspired to champions leagu

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and the initiatives that i'm going to kind of be working with allison society partners, this is going to african elections and setting up just information projects. and most projects aren't thoroughly focused on digital monitoring or fact checking. but kind of in sterling, a whole of society, kind of an approach to protecting elections against as information. so if what my message would be is the platforms need to pay a little bit more attention to what's happening in africa. the global community needs to pay more attention to what's happening and africa and provide support to those on the ground fight at doing legwork. and important message can ah 2 sentences. oh, we have to have effect both the supply and the demand side of the equation. if we want to make truth more profitable, we need to change social expectations and desire for wanting to get high quality information regardless of the tool. ai algorithms are what you're reading your daily press. we talk about being bold and responsible. that has to be a shared obligation. again, as we talked about the that the secretary general's

allison and beauty and dizzy, but with that, with a santa said, the philippines says she's uncovered in operation that traffic filipinos and possibly other nationals and forced them into crime. she says victims were lord into call center jobs in cambodia and me and more then pressured into taking pos and fraud on me. lo has this report from manila, so nasa love us lung come young area. this clip was taken by filipinos held at a combo deon police station in january. they say it shows they were victims of human trafficking by phone number 2 of the group have says, returned home and told al jazeera, their experiences were horrific. now, with water bruno doesn't want to reveal his identity and says he was made to travel from one country to another illegally. and by boat, 17 guy, me, me my lead up or there was have been in the 1st in a small with in bold, including an infant and luggage. and that was the most dramatic part. because to vote with god's sakes and a time. and no one would find out if the day this was her destination in cambodia. a large business complex with many buildings. m

this is something i am happy to be working with chief allison. we have had these discussions over the last month and a half. we have some ideas to roll out soon to make sure that we can provide customer service that older businesses and residents deserve in the city of oakland. we collect police reports and that will look a lot different. other mechanisms as well also be, right? in regards to the district attorney's office, all i know, in the city of oakland, i am looking at every single department to look at how i can stretch that dollar and be able to deliver that effective customer service that everyone deserves. >> you will have some budget issues coming up, right? that goes to pay for the police and fire and other services. >> we look forward in the next few years. $1 million deficit in the next few years. we have to cut. are values permitting, we have to be cognizant of delivering the services that are needed to ensure that young children and families are kept safe. i have met with every single department and we want to finalize this budget

angry off to the president forced through a bill of raising the retirement age from 62 to 64, with allison folks in parliament. but con, says pension reform is necessary for the side. the mess shooting at a school in nashville, was planned carefully. 28 year old audrey hale had legally bought 7 firearms and recent years, the former student killed 6 people, including 3 children. police have released body cam footage showing the moment officers confronted hale. john hinder and reports. audrey hale slowly pulls into the parking lot of covenant school. the shooter fires through a locked glass door to gain entry in combat gear armed with one assault rifle and toting, another hail wanders the halls of the christian school looking for victims. it's a tale of horror told through the surveillance footage released by nashville police officers badge cameras capture the response. police get the call it 1013 shots fired learning the lessons of the 2022. you've all the texas school shooting where police wasted, precious minutes is a gunman, fired on children. let go. these officers act fast. ah, no boy,

that ubs was relying on so heavily to make this happen with very much a lot of -- a conviction being put in by the government. >> my colleague allisonir bit on this with respect to this deal specifically. clearly ubs has said it did not initiate the deal which implies it came from the regulator. ubs is wearing a lot of legal risk and balancing risk. they potentially are going to have to cease their buyback program. this has created a longer-term issue for ubs shareholders. the deal appears to be shape -- cheap but it is a longer-term problem. we saw the 11 bengs inject liquidity into first republic. there seems to have been conversations between janet yellen and at least jp morgan suggesting those decisions may have been made at higher levels as well. globally allison and our team are saying we need to look at the cost of capital for the larger banks. there is a lot of regulatory risk that we may have been slow to. shery: our senior analyst matt ingram joining us. we have an alert. elon musk weighing into the conversation of what the fomc should do on wednesday. we had bill ackman tweeting at the fed should pause on wednesday and el

well, allison is with tell you so long as israel intensifies is military occupation, whether it's with be increasing rates to the occupied westbank. the increase in numbers of south indians killed the expansion of illegals. when supplements, they will continue to fight those measures of the israeli occupation just a day earlier. i mean really there are killed a palestinian man. i was 21 year old near the north of the occupied bank, according to these really matters of he was holding knives, but according to palestinians, it's hard to verify these really narrative and know what really happened is when the forces have rated the house of the perpetrator, or what they say, who they say is the alleged perpetrator, the person who has killed 21 year old. that can shift. so this gives you an idea about the intensity of the situation here. we're talking about more than $78.00 palestinians killed by israeli forces since the beginning of the year. at least 5 of them were killed by israeli settlers. nit abraham in ramallah and the occupied west bank. thank you. at least 44 people have been killed

report on the impact this is something we have been keenly focused on in alaska and our focus along with allison force base was secretary austin with the suicide prevention report with him sure you are well aware of that. i guess this is a question for you am curious to know what level you all will be working or be involved in secretary austin's implementation working group and as you answer that i would ask for your commitment to visit our bases with the suicide prevention report and i would suggest it would be a pretty good place to begin and then i don't know but encourage you to take the 3-mile walk from the furthest barrick back in the fifties to the outdated dining facility at wainwright the sun is coming on and it is getting warmer but i challenge you to do in the dark at 30 below if you can speak to that. >> arity accepted the distinguished senator from alaska doing the hearings i have two places i have to go for the same topic alaska and north dakota so i will be there i went to survival school a couple years back and with aerospace and for a puerto rican to be in alaska during those ti

with him another time. we will take a quick break. up next a look at the week back in politics and what's ahead for campaign 2024. we will talk to two political strategists. later, allisonof the organization iraq and afghanistan veterans of america will be discussing with veterans and policy priorities for congress. we will be right back. ♪ >> tonight on q and a. in the book, tv and radio broadcaster talks about the green book, an annual travel guide used by many african-americans from 1936 to 1967 during the jim crow era that lifted safe hotels, restaurants, gas stations and other businesses. to learn more about the books history and lasting impact he visited those sites. >> it helped african-american survive a difficult time. it also enabled them to negotiate between safe harbors, unknown territories in america where you did not have -- you did not know what was going to happen. it also was an act of resistance saying we are not going to take this anymore. for the resilient -- see what we can do. as people and as americans to credit brighter future to make our lives livable and enjoyable. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q. you can listen to q and day and a

with him another time. we will take a quick break. up next a look at the week back in politics and what's ahead for campaign 2024. we will talk to two political strategists. later, allisonof the organization iraq and ghanistan veterans of america will be discussing with veterans and policy priorities for congress. we will be right back. ♪ >> tonight on q and a. in the book, tv and radio broadcaster talks about the green book, an annual travel guide used by many african-americans from 1936 to 1967 during the jim crow era that lifted safe hotels, restaurants, gas stations and other businesses. to learn more about the books history and lasting impact he visited those sites. >> it helped african-american survive a difficult time. it also enabled them to negotiate between safe harbors, unknown territories in america where you did not have -- you did not know what was going to happen. it also was an act of resistance saying we are not going to take this anymore. for the resilient -- see what we can do. as people and as americans to credit brighter future to make our lives livable and enjoyable. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q. you can listen to q and day and all

misty allison is here with us to talk about all of this. joining me right now from east palestine, ohio. um misty, so glad you could be with us. it's been seven weeks, but i bet it still feels like it was just yesterday. how's your family doing? thanks for having me as of today. my family's great. they're all upstairs while i'm doing this interview, but it definitely has been, um, quite the real life nightmare. yeah a nightmare and so many ways from i mean, you describe for me from you know what you're able to ingest what? you're able to breathe the safety of your home . give me kind of a thumbnail sketch of you know all the things that trouble you right now. there's definitely a lot that are on our minds right now . norfolk southern is currently cleaning up the contaminated soil at the derailment site. so that is a concern right now. that's top of mind. many people have, like re evacuated and getting some symptoms. so we're really hoping that that process can be completed as soon as possible. and i would say to that we're just really hopin

well look, i'm going to go with allison pearson and charles iii because there were a lot of people whothere'd be no interest in the british family. people british royal family. people wouldn't the wouldn't talk about the international tours conducted by the monarch. have to the new monarch. but i have to say a great he's got say he's done a great he's got headunes say he's done a great he's got headlines all over the world and it's been a very good start for him on the international as king. allison pearson, what about your union jackass nominee? it's going to be nice kumar, the alleged comedian who has been extremely unpleasant about our very, very nice prime minister, who i don't think a coconut and i think is just spin also i think but nish kumar is going to take this role on pointless, which is a lovely, friendly show and should not be defaced political poison. have a listen to have a listen to what nish kumar . listen to have a listen to what nish kumar. if you are young asian, you too can be prime minister . and he went on and on minister. and he went on and on and on, alice said

i'm doing a movie with allison janney it takes place in the '80s >> seth: okay. >> and i always thinkthat they were really the most informative. so, i think my character might have set the look in the '70s. with what could be construed as a porn stash [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> is it is it? [ light laughter ] and then so i'm not quite sure i want to ask your audience if they think this look with the little, the little - what do they call it >> seth: like a soul patch >> soul patch here >> seth: yeah. >> do you think that looks nastier. or does -- without it >> seth: oh, that's an interesting thing. all right. i think with it it's nastier >> with it >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] i would say with it. i don't want that guy to be like my pilot [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: you know what i mean? >> okay. so i can do this or else just have my finger here the whole time >> seth: yeah. i think that's probably the best solution >> yeah. >> seth: because now you're coming off as a very thoughtful guy. >> ahh [ light laughter ] >> seth: and then you take it away,

well look, i'm going to go with allison pearson and charles iii because there were a lot of people whobe no interest in the british family. people british royal family. people wouldn't the wouldn't talk about the international tours conducted by the but have to the new monarch. but i have to say a great he's got say he's done a great he's got headunes say he's done a great he's got headlines all over the world and it's been a very good start for him on the international as king. allison pearson, what about your union jackass nominee? it's going to be nice kumar, the alleged comedian who has been extremely unpleasant about our very, very nice prime minister, who i don't think a coconut and i think is just spin also i think but nish kumar is going to take this role on pointless, which is a lovely, friendly show and should not be defaced political poison. have a listen to have a listen to what nish kumar . listen to have a listen to what nish kumar. if you are young asian, you too can be prime minister . and he went on and on minister. and he went on and on and on, alice said. and the rea

his story, i knew with allison there, i was born in baghdad in 1991 and lived there until the fall of the city in 2003. we moved to ham adenine in mosul. we had a normal life. i got married to a farmer and got accustomed to the lifestyle despite originally being a city girl. thank god, we lived peacefully after we left baghdad. as a christian minority, we feel we're always in the line of fire. then came 2014, and i still attacked us and took my father. we fled to her bill and then lived there for 3 years. we felt we were dead, all my sister's of left iraq to live abroad. my mother travelled with my elder brother, she couldn't stand losing her lifelong companion. how could she live without him? we lost faith in iraq. i told my mother that i would return home, but if i saw that everything was destroyed, i would not stay. when i went back, i saw everything had been taken and my house had been burned down. i couldn't stand the situation. all i thought about was to leave with my husband and children. i just wanted to leave. i was afraid and it was not easy. i saw had already taken our hous

with african countries. but just how far president micron war continue, what distance is still and clear? he heard from a molly based political allison says africans are fed up with french involvement on the continent. and particularly shill contention is francis failure to fulfill his promise is to eradicate terrorist groups. there is a, is almost everywhere in africa from south africa to almost everywhere, everywhere. but the significance of what happened in dfcs to get a feel for who i got from who is just to so we have to do everything you are doing go to work your quality anymore. please go away from africa with our level resource. we want to somewhere else, and that somewhere else would be russia or another company. but please, we don't want to work in you read your what i think john, you say it does, it says the e u is trying to boost ammunition production increases supply a c grain breaking down. well, that development could mean for the cost. the kids also use contributor rachel mas, this new 3 prongs plan concocted by the european commission is supposed to help both the e, u and ukraine, and here's how they're presenting it

extra liquidity, with interest margins and back to the credit costs and what we get with commercial real estate. jon: allison williams of bloomberg intelligence, let's stay on their earnings reality. our next guest is watching that closely within the financials. senior u.s. equity strategist at ubs wealth management. one of the reasons you have been cautious on this area is we have to be watching what the earnings picture looks like eventually with the initials. guest: absolutely, we have been preferred on financials since december. while there might be some longer-term opportunities in the higher quality large-cap money sectors, that have more sticky deposit based this we are -- we are cautious for the broader sector in think earnings will be at risk. we have pointed out that lending standards were tightening, and it is in line with levels you see in a recession. they will tighten further and that has implications for long term growth. we expect regulations are likely to tighten. that will have an impact on capital returns. what this reminds us to, higher lending cost, higher cost of capital, tire lending s

allison and beauty and jesse, but with that crosses fair, domestic face in libya and rising on the same without government support a crops wont be able to compete in the markets. and china reports from western libya. j day him is about 40 kilometers west of the lubin capital tripoli. it's known for its plentiful foreign lands and great tasting oranges and grapefruit. they are big, bright, and juicy for the orange harvest will soon come to an end. farmer places give bassa owns the small land with 250 orange trees. he says it's been difficult to maintain the last couple of years on la fiesta and had no lenny, there is a clear lack of support from the government. we are suffering because there is a severe lack of fertilizer and pesticides in the market and the government no longer subsidizes them. the government should encourage and help us by providing our needs so we can increase domestic production and not rely on imports. in the past, oranges from western libya have accounted for an estimated 70 percent of the nation's needs. they were even exported to neighboring countries, but not an

yeah, i mean with the church it allison brings up some very good points here. but again, the, the, the strategy that you can even call it a strategy. it's more kind of a messianic crusade, ideologically driven, the again, the, the, the, the entire approach, the u. s. in its allies have pursued as it, it's an anti russia policy. it's not a pro ukraine policy again, the way you get ok if a supposition is performed badly, you're always going to get a bad outcome. and this is what this is. what's happened in this case? yes, that, that, that's unquestionably the case. it. so it's all, it's not really about ukraine. i mean that, that's why we need, we need to sort of move away from any kind of discussion. this is about helping ukraine. this is an effort to arm your brain or anything on it. it isn't about your grade. this is a, a war using ukraine as a proxy in order to defeat, once a, for all russia, with it, with the hope that somehow you know, put in will be gone. you'll be overthrown. and some kind of a pro, western puppet regime will take over in moscow. and then

allison and beauty and dizzy trouble with that, israelis have taken to the streets and the 11th straight week of protests against government plans the curb, the supreme court's powers. critic. see the plan as a threat to judicial independence is those leaders and retired military leaders have joined the rallies. president isaak, hertzog, as appealed for the policy. b. postpone survey on kosovo, have reached a partial agreement and normalizing relations. so being president alexander voucher, cham cost of a prime minister album cutty said they'll take steps to implement an e. u. batch deal. kosovo declared independence in 2008. but serbia refused to recognize the split. eavesdropped. dip about described the talks as difficult. thirty's foreign minister has met with his egyptian counterpart in cairo and the 1st official visit by turkish delegation in more than 10 years. my blood cover, hsu lu, announced the 2 countries will work to restore diplomatic ties and at the precedence of countries will soon meet the nations between turkey and egypt splintered back in 2013 after the gypsy military o

great just to speak more little before the floor manager the take him to finish him with them changed me. mr. allison will not wash up or to see dr. addition to put more, he'll clean the what even for list for to on the news tonight, store local news. decent belong to national especially if you didn't notice me. she was trying to get watch a little, but she document is up when we did it was me was sure my newport news can be done, overlooked when it was amelia should put was leave was alicia. this boy of showing the rest of the sean the dock as if because that to look into the new me scolding them. name sure, mr. mitchell, touch of lead to just of a volleyball academy. you next volley time for for the full morning. we actually could, he, he had to pull it, say, ski akin. she i load the key prior to it, not with china was my more it because of what the show invites you sure. invite to water to lima, to come into water or tell no problem. with that, you know, so be watching more show is and then the via, via the cover, the cookie puts the into the group, the lucas, to pull it around. that bush emotiona

s. defense minister lloyd allison saying that he had talked with his russian counterpart, sergey joy, good about the downing of the drone. the incident has raised 10.

with her little umbrella. closer to the coast, allison showed a tree blocking a roadway. they drove from san francisco, thousands of feet above sea level and it switched between snow and rain every few minutes. >>> stick with us for the very latest on that is rick river throughout the morning and into the weekend for our first alert coverage. you can go to kpix.com. >>> new information has been released on the shooting in hamburg, germany that left a seven dead, including the shooter. they say the attacker was a 35- year-old former member. they show what appears to be the man shooting outside a building used by jeva witnesses. they say the suspect did not have a prior record. they added he did have a weapons license and legally owned a semi automatic pistol. >>> they will report to prison next week after a federal judge denied a motion to remain free during his appeal. the judge said he is not likely to flee or pose a danger to the community but he did not show there was a substantial error in his trial that were possibly result in a reversal or a new trial. he was convict

. >> allison heath with the potrero booster neighborhood association. just wanted to make a quick clarification from the presentation that the boosters have not objected to height in residential use. we have a long history of success with developers and the planning department. our efforts have yielded well designed projects, extensive community benefits and thousands of units of housing. while we recognize the serious need for additional affordable housing, the proposed project raises a number of concerns we have detailed in our letters to you. i should note because of these outstanding issues not being resolved we have not yet presented the project to the full membership. the pennsylvania avenue extension was endorsed as the best alternative for rail project of major city state and regional significance mptd show tunnels running under or adjacent to the site with pilings as steep as 47 feet. how can 98 pennsylvania projject be built? we have yet to hear from sfcta which was the reason for the last continuance. can i have the overhead, please? secondly

allison ph. d. and just so, you know, with that, australia's prime minister has reveal details of a proposed referendum that'll give constitutional recognition to the nation's indigenous people. anthony held uneasy, spoke at an emotional news conference outlining the plans. australians will vote on it later this year if it passes a panel be set up to a vice parliament on issues that impact the lives of aboriginal. now, absence may make the heart grow fonder, but one chinese invent things that shouldn't be left to chance. he's creates a device called long lost touch, which allows love birds to kiss at a distance. shall champeaux came up with the idea while separated from his girlfriend during china as strict cobra 19 locked downs. the silicon lips you sensors to record the uses kisses and send them to a pair device. thousands have been sold as the device went on sale in january. ah, to check the headlines.

he's talking tonight with cnn anchors allison cameron and don lemon. ellison. don anderson. thank you very much we do want to bring in michael cohen. michael. thank you so much for being here with us. don and i obviously have a lot of questions for you. as do the american people have you back together? we appreciate you joining us. what a day. it is for you today. and so this took a lot of people by surprise, including the amount of charges against former president so this is expected to be a 34 count indictment. 34 felony charges. do you understand why so many? yes i understand. i can't go in and i can't discuss it. however 34 is a pretty significant number. it certainly goes well past the stormy daniels. hush money payments are some of these because you received multiple payments again. i can't go into any of the specifics of this case. it's just not right to due to the prosecutors. this is their case, one of the things that i continues to say is that at the end of the day, there is a presumption of innocence. since and you know we do have to respect the due process clause

he's talking tonight with cnn anchors allison cameron and don lemon. ellison. don anderson. thank you very much we do want to bring in michael cohen. michael thank you so much for being here with us. don and i obviously have a lot of questions for you, as do the american people to of you back together. we appreciate you joining us. what a day it is for you today. and so this took a lot of people by surprise, including the amount of charges against former president so this is expected to be a 34 count indictment. 34 felony charges. do you understand why so many? yes i understand. i can't go in and i can't discuss it. however 34 is a pretty significant number. it certainly goes well past the stormy daniels. hush money payments are some of these because you received multiple payments again. i can't go into any of the specifics of this case. it's just not right to due to the prosecutors. this is their case, one of the things that i continues to say is that at the end of the day, there is a since and you know, we do have to respect the do was and this case will ultimately be known

allison ramp, yet he has a story or got another letter goggan. i read that it was hundreds of farmers and indigenous people clash with police. are you thursday they have attacked an oil field in a rural area of somebody sent to the co, one in southern columbia. protestors of burgundy office is another infrastructure of the field owned by international oil company, emerald energy, a police officer and a protest. sir, have been killed allegedly by gunshots. the community den detained at least $79.00 police officers and 9 oil workers. they were forced to march in line well being marked by the demonstrators general marano columbia's ombudsman repudiated the violence lament. i must get it because we regret the confrontational situation that left a police officer and a from a dead and many injured in violent act. only create more violence and don't use the path toward spaces of dialogue between the people to find agreement. oh, tensions has been rising in the area for over a month as communities blocked access to the oil field, demanding improvements to local roads and other infrastructure. one region, as long been a focus of conf

now, sir, in president, bashar allison has reiterated support for moscow and its war with ukraine was while meeting with russian president vladimir putin. it's assets 1st official visit outside the middle east since the devastating earthquakes and northwest and serial . last month, the leaders discussed rebuilding syria after a 12 year long civil war. russia is one of assets biggest military backers and in his fight to retain power leave. i would like to take this opportunity during my 1st visit after the start of the war, new crane to renew my unchanging stance. serious dance in supporting this war against the old new naziism. our stance doesn't only stem from the strong friendship that we have, nor does that stem from the loyalty you've shown us. our stance comes from the world's knee to day for rebalance. otherwise, the world will hit towards explosion and destruction. thousands of people in syria commemorating the 12 year anniversary of an uprising to overthrow president acid. the peaceful protest turn into a civil and proxy war involving regional powers. hundreds of thousands of

. >> reporter: we spoke with resident misty allison on tuesday, before she flew to washington, d.c.re the committee. >> this preventable accident has put a scarlet letter on our town. businesses are struggling. our home values are plummeting. >> we're in the planning stages of developing a long-term medical compensation fund, a property value assurance program, and a longer-term water testing program. >> reporter: back in east palestine, cleanup continues. the epa says more than 7.5 million gallons of wastewater have been shipped out for treatment, and more than 8,000 tons of contaminated soil. but so far, the agency has said the air and municipal water are safe. >> i don't feel safe being here and here we are stuck. >> reporter: we washed shaw's testimony with east palestine small business owner joe samic. >> as i have said before, this is just a start. >> sounds like a broken record. >> reporter: he told us since the disaster, his repair shop has mostly sat idle, and one of his two daughters broke out in rashes. >> the father of my goal is to keep them safe, and right now i feel l

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rolling fork is just one of several areas dealing with damage this morning. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking all the storms. so alice since we're seeing a lot of the damage and we're going to see even more, but most of this is because of the storms overnight assess what happened? right and so one of the things that you've got the national weather service. it's going to go out and they're going to serve. a lot of these tornadoes to not only determined. was it one or was it multiple, but also the intensity. what was it? was it an ef zero up to an ef five? because there's a lot of different varying degrees of tornadoes. and one of the possibilities for this particular storm was, in fact, an e f four. what we refer to as a violent tornado. so the things that the weather service are going to look for, and we've seen a lot of the video that already so far they're going to look for well constructed in whole frame houses just leveled down to the foundation down to the slabs, cars and other objects thrown almost being used as though they were small projectiles going pretty far di