it was ariel who called right, yes, we need battery plasticine.ticine and batteries first . that's half the ransom paid today to the terrorists who took over the station, how you got them. fine, i'm russian, the cat speaks badly, ask him what citizenship he has. what is your citizenship? i am a citizen of mexico, my passport, or maybe it would be a butcher from kumariba? venezuelan intelligence czar wanted in countries like beru ecuador colombia i want to contact the mexican embassy i am a foreign citizen. you are holding me illegally. i won’t tell you anything, you know, but we freshen up, we will definitely contact the embassy. only it will not be an embassy in mexico, but colombian embassy there. we will hand you over. colonel sanchez will be extremely pleased to meet you. he has long dreamed of carrying out the death sentence passed on you, wait, no need for sanchez that you want a companion from me. almaz, he is pyotr shchedrin, we know that you are his curator. yes, we are familiar with the partner almaz, he was with me a few hours before yo

like ariel. [applause] as i travel across texas, -- as i travel across our great state, there's one thing i hear loud and clear -- property taxes are suffocating texans. we must fix that this session. hardworking texans produced the largest budget surplus in texas history. that money belongs to the taxpayers -- to you, the taxpayers. we should return it to you with the largest property tax cut in the history of the state of texas. [applause] working with senator huffman and representative bonnen, we have all proposed using $15 billion to cut property taxes. now we must ensure that it provides lasting property tax relief. to get that done, cutting property taxes is an emergency item this legislative session. [applause] our booming economy and growing population means we must bolster our infrastructure. we began preparing for this over the past decade. and tonight, i'm proud to tell you that we will soon announce a $100 billion plan to build transportation infrastructure in texas. i want to thank s

thank you for your time. ariel give some historical context here. how significant is this change of hawk from south korea? yes. ok. thank you. so basically, what has happened is that this morning, the south korean foreign minister published and announced that the government basically a government backed foundation will compensate 15 korean laborers for operations. so the work on during world war 2, the foundation is also set to finance scholarships for exchanges between these 2 countries. and this is quite a significant change because in 2018, the south korea supreme court had ordered for the 1st time, japanese firms, nissan, steel, and mitsubishi, heavy industries, to pay recreation, to these 15 laborers. and the japanese government had to rejected the decision saying he went against international law, and no, none of these laborers have been compensated so far. and so this and then this decision has repercussions on the relations between these 2 countries, as was mentioned just now. so these 2 countries have infect affects some trade and then it a

bush in this regard nearly 20 years ago, and that this effectively is a breach of that agreement —— ariel to peace and the achievement of a two state solution." as to whether there would be any repercussions from this move, well, the state department spokesman was asked repeatedly that question and all you could say was basically there would be representations made to israeli officials. that after assurances were given in this regard to president biden in the last few days and to a regional meeting in sharm el—sheikh on sunday. regional meeting in sharm el-sheikh on sunday. could this move potentially _ el-sheikh on sunday. could this move potentially risk— el-sheikh on sunday. could this move potentially risk framing i move potentially risk framing tensions that are all ready their —— inflaming changes that are already there. we have seen in the last few months clashes between both sides.— between both sides. there are certainly growing _ between both sides. there are certainly growing concern - between both sides. there are certainly growing concern here in the us over the possibility t

new ariel images have been released showing the extent of the damage done by the russian bombardment of the eastern ukrainian city of buck moved. drone footage shows st. after street of destroyed homes with fire, still burning. pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops holding out in the eastern city. intelligence analysts say keep may be considering a controlled pullout. russian forces have spent months trying to capture buck mode seen as a key staging ground for further advantage. estonia is voting today for new government in an election dominated by the war in ukraine. public support for keith is overwhelming, but estonians are struggling with problems closer to home. the baltic state has one of the highest inflation rates in the european union, running at 25 percent. when estonians go to the polls, they'll be doing more than choosing new members of parliament. these elections will decide whether prime minister kaya colors will stay in office. her government was quick to aid ukraine after russia's invasion, a year ago. per capita. no other country has supported ukraine more than es

in 2005, ariel sharon agreed israel would see the settlements. israel has reneged on the agreement. >> everything exists except for the people. the houses. now there will be a town. >> the palestinian authority has denounced the move. >> when they return, this will show us the government is going ahead with its plan to annex the lands. the eu and israeli ally have to condemn the decision. last month, they recognized nine settlements in the west bank. since the 1967 war, israel has established outposts. the u.n. as previously described this as a war crime. >> are denying a decision of the supreme court. they deny the law of engagement. >> the changes are the latest by the far right coalition government which took charge in december. it comes at a time of heightened tensions and the worst violence between israelis and palestinians in recent years. >> there isn't imminent risk of a global water crisis according to the u.n.. more than 2 billion people don't have enough water for at least one month a year. 56 percent of the population in the world doe

with the help of the most sad arielle sharon establish contact with the christian militias and lebanon too, among them a sheer shimaya owls, a huge one of their leaders are still quite honestly sharon and the more sad convinced him that a 2nd piece agreement that the previous one with egypt would be conceivable, with lebanon, and that this was something that he could achieve him together. seni lorris gave me time. ah, the lebanese forces lead by by shears m. i n began cooperating with israel and the israeli army christian units were trained by israel as the civil war continued to rage by sheer jamielle was elected lebanon's new president. previously the pillow and its allies had withdrawn from beirut and southern lebanon under the supervision of italian british and multinational troops. but the stable lebanon, israel had hoped for, failed to materialize. a more sag liberty to shallow than most, had failed massively. in this endeavor, we thought we had the situation under control issues. i personally thought the same robot anita. we lost our grid on all of it. woman if shirtless more th

and i think just those can ariel shots of a city that basically has been left in ruins. this is city of almost half 1000000 people. and the most conservative estimate say that at most a 3rd, probably more like a quarter of the pre war relation are still there most have left. that is certainly an image that has kind of set itself on people's consciousness. and then you have near the as of style siege ukrainian soul is holding out there for weeks and weeks coming out. emaciated, spending a long time in russian custody. so this is definitely a city that people's attention is focused on and more portly, this is steve held out in 2014. so even before this current phase, the war, this was see that was very prominent here. and certainly putin's visit there is something that people are paying a lot of attention to him. nick, we see person apparently visiting re rebuilt parts of mary paul. but it's worth underlining that this was mostly destroyed by massive shilling from his troops. you know, is that irony recognized in russia at all? i think if you look at most of the statistics

range of threats posed by iran including destabilizing regional activities and provision of unmanned ariel systems to russia to use in their war against ukraine and implementing commitments by israeli and palestinian in deskhaeuting violence ithe west bank. the secretary had the opportunity to talk to a number of u.s. service members serving in the central command area of responsibility and thanked them and their families for their commitme to mission, service appear safe guarding our nation. secretary austin and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will host the 10th meeting of the ukraine defen contact group tomorrow virtually in the pentagon and will allow for the seetary, chairman and senior defense leaders to discuss ongoing efforts to provide tkroeupb with the means -- ukraine with the means to defend itself. with that i will take your questions. we will start with route reuters. >> has anyone reached out to their counterparts from russia regarding the mq9. what can you detail more what the mission was and where it was being piloted from? >> sure. in terms of secretary austin ta

new ariel images have been released showing the extent of the damage done by the russian bombardment of the eastern ukrainian city of back. moot drone footage shows st. after street of destroyed homes with fire. still burning. pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops holding out in the eastern city intelligence. analysts say keith may be considering a controlled pullup. russian forces have spent months trying to capture back loot, seen as a key staging ground for further advances. let's take a look now at some other stories from ukraine and around the world. authorities and ukraine have said the death toll from missile strikes ins. operation has risen to 13 rescue workers continued to pull bodies from the rubble of an apartment lock. a russian missile hit the 5 story building in the southeastern city. before dawn on thursday, protesters in greece have released lanterns outside parliament and memory of the victims of last week's train crash. 57 people were killed when a passenger train collided head on with a freight service. on sunday, the country's prime minister curios meets talkie

this would not have happened without the work of people like ariel who is tough, patient, effective, and focused on making a difference. i'm proud of all the legislative work we've accomplished over these last eight years in my office and ariel's leadership has been integral to these successes. the legislation, the negotiating, the policymaking, that's just one measure of her impact. with her background in research in chemistry, ariel knows it's a community or a team that finds innovations and makes discoveries. that much is clear in her leadership of our legislative staff. she has shaped a team that approaches issues and problems just as she would. by asking the right questions, by searching for solutions, by evaluating all of the options, by getting the job done. all who work with ariel view her not only as a wealth of knowledge but also as a dear colleague, a sympathetic ear, and a treasured friend. the relationship she has built and the values she's instilled in her team, i think that's an equal part of her legacy and long tenure on my staff. these last few weeks have been bitter

it means so much that i get it to take on this new role of ariel.k brown women, children and babies and men that we can be in these positions, too, an we deserve to be there as well. i'm grateful for this moment. >> yes, ma'am. we've got just a second left. tell me what is one thing you are trying to remind yourself during this time just to hold on to this moment? >> wow. i think one thing i am trying to remind myself is to just take it all in. i turn 23 on monday. i have just decided to just pat myself on the back and say, do you know what? you have gotten to this level. you're proud of yourself. let's have fun and let it all just go now. >> happy belated birthday. halle bailey, if you do nothing else, you have done it all. we will see you ahead of the premiere may 26th. still coming up here on gma, stars of "up here." that's mae whitman and carlos valdes. they're joining us live. valdes be joining us. ok jake from state farm, i really want that personal price plan... mr. and mrs. alvarez... i save my shrimp tails. i have a whole collection. i keep

el ganador en dos ocasiones del premio golden gate y un ariel, dejÓ su huella en la pantalla chica yientos en mÉxico y estados unidos y fue homenajeado por su trayectoria en el senado. en mÉxico, jazive pÉrez, telemundo. >>> ahora regresamos al Área de la bahÍa, en pantalla ven imÁgenes de la autopista 84 que permanece cerrada en ambas direcciones por los daÑos en el pavimento tras las recientes lluvias, esto en un tramo en la ciudad de (nombre en inglÉs). hasta el momento se desconoce cuÁnto tiempo durarÁn las reparaciones, que dependen bastante de si continÚan las lluvias o no, por lo que regresamos con cynthia pimentel y el pronÓstico del tiempo para estos prÓximos dÍas. >>> muy buenas noches libertad y a todos en casa, recuerden ajustar el reloj para el cambio de hora esta noche. esta noche veremos neblina continuando para las 11:00 y hasta la 1:00 de la maÑana, precauciÓn al manejar en las carreteras. la lluvia regresa alrededor de las 3:00 de la madrugada, pero leve. las temperaturas en alrededor de los 50 grados en muchas ciudades del Área de la bahÍa. asÍ que una noche un poc

from garza and a prime minister ariel sharon. the votes drew swift condemnation from the palestinians . mesa montgomery thomas leander made them in our day. they ha, i think when they returned to the so called homage settlement and other settlements, this will show us that this government is going head with its plan to take an annex the lance and continue its open battle against the palestinian people. were talking now about $88.00 matters since the beginning of the year. more than one match were day. therefore, i think the responsibility for the international community is bigger to provide protection for the palestinian people. know what the u. s. state departments is. it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we've been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this or would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to state solu

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were abandoned under the law introduced during israel's withdrawal from garza under prime minister ariel sharon. the usa department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this would be further insight tensions and put a negotiated to state solution and further away a magnitude 6.5 earthquake has struck northern afghanistan and ponts of pakistan, killing 11 people. the epicenter was in the hindu kush mountain range near the remote, northern afghan province of but auction in the pakistani city of la whole people rushed outside following the quite and in the afghan capital, kabul, many spent the night outdoors. the tremor was felt as far away as india's capital, new delhi you can't is, parliament has affect sweeping anti gay legislation, which would impose tough new penalties for same sex relationships. offenders could face prison te

were abandoned under the law introduced during israel's withdrawal from garza under prime minister ariel sharon. the state department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this would be further insight tensions and put a negotiator to state solution. and further away we're getting reports it. israel is carried out an air strike inside syria state media is say that explosions were heard in and around the city of aleppo. sir, is defense, ministry says he international airport was hit, causing some damage that be no reports of casualties at magnitude $6.00. earthquake has struck northern afghanistan and parts of pakistan, killing 11 people. the epi center was in the hindu kush mountain range near the remote northern africa, and province of buckshot in the pakistani city of the whole. people rushed outside following the earthquake an

there reflects on ariel international and now it reflects badly on us. and if the grinder is an international order. this will have a positive effect on us, because the international army will improve with the victory of russia in this battle of states, they begin to persecute the volunteers who come from their countries to fight on the side of the russians, as i understand it, in syria such a resettlement is impossible in pravda she believes that this is true. against the syrian national interest and therefore there is no western countries say, but give up russia well, let iran be away. we can agree. we'll figure something out. well, for you personally, everything will be fine. we're trying to get in somehow from the outside. this is part of their personality, the political personality of russia . this is turan. well, or so on, to convince me to leave the administration, so that they give me protection of the proposal , they understand that we understand that syria understands very well that he cannot deceive us. we have long experience with this decept

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who were abandoned under the law introduced during israel withdrawal from the under prime minister ariel sharon palestinians have condemned to move while the us says extremely troubled. most amongst i'm out of thomas. why are they the made them in our day? they her, i think when they returned to the so called homage settlement and other settlements, this will show us that this government is going ahead with its plan to take an annex the lands and continue. it's open battle against the palestinian people. we are talking now about $88.00 matters since the beginning of the year, more than 1 march or day. therefore, i think the responsibility for the international community is bigger to provide protection for the palestinian people. we have been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly what this legislation would do would be create new settlement or buildings and legalize out post all of this would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to think solution. further away. there are reports that israel has c

simpson, both of those were covered minute-by-minute, ariel lee, every single step was videotaped and recorded for all history. get ready for that because that is what is going to happen when this day comes, and from a president trump leaves mar-a-lago, flies to probably a nearby airport, possibly new jersey, and is exported by motorcade with the secret service in tow for this arraignment and a bond hearing. it will be a moment unforgettable in american history with tremendous political and legal ramifications. the country has been thinking about it, wondering what it might be, wondering if it would ever come for the better part of the week and a half. now it is going to come. >> norah: major garrett, thank you. and just to recap what we are learning, for the first time in history, a former president of the united states will face criminal charges. he has been indicted on felony charges in a new york grand jury in relation to the hush money case involving former porn star stormy daniels, robert costa, what happens now? >> this is a historical legal and political moment but it is only

but what abandoned, under the law introduced under then prime minister ariel sharon. at least 13 people were killed and dozens were injured across afghanistan and pakistan after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake. many, both countries spent the night out doors after the tremor view and has warned of our looming global water crisis. it says more, the $2000000000.00 people are suffering shortages for at least one month a year. one leaders, a meeting in new york to come up with solutions. british parliamentary committee has published a doughty of evidence is collected during an investigation into whether former prime minister bothers johnson deliberately misled parliament. johnson will be questioned by the committee later on wednesday. and those, the headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera, after the forbidden. brill goodbye in north korea. supreme leader kim jones sister is emerging as a likely successor one. 0, one east investigate north korea's most powerful woman on l. g 0. ah ah many aspects of african culture had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afg

awesome well, thank you so much, ariel. we so appreciate your time and for being out here so early this morning, and for folks watching this parade will kick off this morning, right at seven o'clock . so for now, reporting live in healdsburg. i'm lena helen abc. seven news. what is this icons name? behind you. what's our gentleman's name behind us? oh, he's kevin the town crier. his name is kevin. the town crier. reggie got it. of course. we noticed the speedo before which is in the irish flag colors, but i didn't notice the shoes. that was an extra special detail. in fact shots they're very lucky shoes, please, no more, and that's no. okay alright. i asked for it and i got it stays. he stays ready. okay? tell the mayor, we are feeling the green day. yes we are feeling the green. we love the hat. yes y'all are rocking it and bring us so much joy this morning, so thank you for asking again. we're gonna ask again at 6 30. all right, we're still on the air. do we still have our license employed? i'm not sure. come the governor

settlements there were dismantled back in 2005, when israeli forces left gaza under then prime minister arielron. well, israel's minister of national missions, orit strock, has hailed this decision. in an interview, she predicted that the next step will be a return to the gaza strip. she said, "i don't know how long it will take. sadly, a return to the gaza strip will involve many casualties, just as the departure from the gaza strip came with many casualties. but ultimately, it is part of the land of israel, and a day will come when we will return to it.” but washington has condemned israel's move to revoke this law, saying it further undermines a two-state solution. >> we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and the achievement of a two-state solution. this certainly includes creating new settlements, building or legalizing outposts, or allowing building of any kind on private palestinian land or deep in the west bank, adjacent to palestinian communities, all of which would be facilitated by this legal change. the action also represents a clear contradiction of

points of heating, and the alexander verenitsa of cars stretched for several kilometers under the ariele third day already, passage through the verkhniy lars checkpoint is closed here for more than 1,000 trucks and several hundred cars at this time of the year. the weather in the mountains often brings unpleasant surprises. and if here on the territory of russia the road is clean, then just a few kilometers from here on the territory of georgia there was heavy snowfall for 4 days, and the passage of the georgian military road is prohibited drivers. passengers are waiting for the passage right in the cars; people endure inconvenience and cold, but do not leave, so as not to lose their place in the queue. well, what are they sharing, what, where are you going to go, if there were no conveniences here, it doesn’t warm a little, everything went this morning. this is how we live in a car in a queue of several passenger buses and strength and nerves are running out of food and money especially. it is difficult for passengers with children. here people support each other as best they can. well

range of threats posed by iran including destabilizing regional activities and provision of unmanned ariel systems to russia to use in their war against ukraine and implementing commitments bysraeli and palestinian in deskhaeuting violence in the west bank. the secretary had the opportunity to talk to a number of u.s. service members serving in the central command area of responsibility and thanked them and their families for their commitment to mission, service appear safe guarding our nation. secretary austin and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will host the 10th eting of the ukraine defense contact group tomorrow virtually in the peagon and will allow for the secretary, chairman and senior defense leaders to discuss ongoing efforts to provide tkroeupb with the means -- ukraine with the means to defend itself. with that i will take your questions. we will start with route reuters. >> has anyone reached out to their counterparts from russia regarding the mq9. what can you detail more what the mission was and where it was being piloted from? >> sure. in terms of secretary austin

bank. 80,005 law was brought in during israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip under prime minister arieln. israeli settlers were removed from areas. the latest amendment paves the way for israel to resume building settlements, which are illegal under international law. the u.s. state department says it is troubled by israel's passage of the law. >> we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace. and an obstacle to achieving a solution. and that certainly, but this legislation would do would be to create new settlements were buildings and legalize outposts. all of this would further insight tensions and but a negotiated two state solution further away. lauren: the u.s. has condemned this as dangerous and offensive. comments from an israeli minister who said there is no such thing as a palestinian people at a conference in paris sunday. the finance minister described palestinians as an invention of the past century, sparking a fierce backlash. >> there is no such thing as a palestinian. there is no such thing as a palestinian people. do you know who is palestinian? i

were abandoned under that law introduced during israel's withdrawal from garza and the prime minister ariel sharon. the us state department says it's extremely troubled by the move. we've been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly the what this legislation would do would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this one would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to state solution. i'm further away the u. s. has criticized israel's finance minister for denying the existence of palestinians cooling his remarks. dangerous and offensive. at a conference in paris this week busily small trick described palestinians as an invention. oh there's no such thing as a palestinian. there's no such thing as a palestinian people. do you know who's palestinian? i am palestinian. ah ah my late grandfather whose 13th generation at jerusalem night is the true palestinian. ah, ah, the palestinian people on invention that is less than a 100 years old. the use foreign policy chief address a ba

a line of cars has stretched under the ariel gorge for several kilometers for the third day already ; several hundred passenger cars at this time of the year. the weather in the mountains often brings unpleasant surprises. and if here on the territory of russia the road is clean, then just a few kilometers from here on the territory of georgia there was a heavy snowfall for 4 days, and drivers are prohibited from driving along the georgian military road. passengers are born on the way, right in the cars people endure inconvenience and cold, but do not leave, so as not to lose their place in the queue. well, what are they sharing, what, where will you go, if if there were no conveniences here, there was little warmth. this morning , several passenger buses and forces went in line. and the nerves are running out of food and money, especially hard for passengers with children. here people support each other as best they can. well, let's wait. i probably have police doctors and specialists from the ministry of emergency situations on duty on the road . open heating points. the georgian mi

and making the point that there was a commitment by former israeli prime minister ariel sharon to thed, nearly 20 years ago. and this effectively is a breach of that agreement. the state department spokesman said, "advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and the achievement of a 2—state solution." as to whether there would be any repercussions from this move, the state department spokesman was asked repeatedly that question and all he could say was basically there would be representations made to israeli officials. that after assurances were given in this regard to president biden in the last few days and to regional meeting on sunday. could this move potentially risk inflaming tensions that are already there? we've seen that there has been clashes between both sides?- between both sides? well, there's certainly _ between both sides? well, there's certainly growing i there's certainly growing lthlth here in the us over us. they threaten with their challenges to governmental systems and into the legal systems and into the legal system in israel to undermine the sort of values tha

settlements there were dismantled back in 2005 when israeli forces left garza and then prime minister ariel sharon. well, israel's minister of national missions or it struck has held this in an interview. she predicted that the next step will be a return to the gaza strip. she said, i don't know how long it will take. sadly, a return to the gaza strip will involve many casualties. just as the departure from the gaza strip, it came with many casualties. but ultimately it is part of the land of israel and the day will come when we will return to us. washington has condemned israel moved to revoke the floor, saying it further undermines a true state solution. we have been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and the achievement of a 2 state solution. this certainly includes creating new settlements, building or legalizing outposts, or allowing building of any kind on private, palestinian land or deep in the west bank adjacent to palestinian communities, all of which would be facilitated by this legal change. the action also represents a clear contradiction of undertaking isr

through with actions with our gate in lithuania, by supporting poland and numbered slovakia with arrow ariel defense with al corporation, with norway and john on the baltic. yes, and north of the z holz o'donnell doctrine, this year, 17000 of our troops worldly pars over the garden for the group to get a quick reaction force worston county, we english are also going to continually provide our support. we will be ready for deployment in shipment. in fact, very quickly. lastly, we bought an insurance. here we've seen a major change in the armaments industry. we want to make sure that we have could equate anthem will easily plant procurement for fall under the arm. and it, when it's all, we need all kinds of equipment and ammunition. this means we need long term contracts and payments in advance to be able to build up our capacity and industry, the bosses in generally. therefore, we are hearing from freedom quite hard to know or building an industrial foundation that will support in europe. that is also one of the recognizable achievements since the watershed site and been to the gods warden an

were abandoned under the law introduced during israel withdrawal from garza and the prime minister ariel sharon. the votes drew swift condemnation from the palestinians most amongst thomas wally underneath them in our day they, i think when they return to the so called homage settlement and other settlements, this will show us that this government is going head with its plan to take and x the lands and continue it's open battle against the palestinian people. were talking now about ha monitors since the beginning of the year, more than 1 march for a day. therefore, i think the responsibility for the international community is bigger to provide protection for the palestinian people in. the us state department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly what this legislation would do would be create new settlement or buildings and legalize out post all of this would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to think solution further away kitt

basic services such as water and electricity are returning, and we don't as ariel, my house burned down on the left bank near the sea. it was at com, somewhat boulevard, about 50 meters from as of style as a founding cylinder. much got my son took us to his house, so we can live with him. and his family donna, no home there. putting her in her horn were annexed by russia. in september, in what restin powers, paul, a sham referendum wants to in says that people chose their right to self determination. this might with and condemnation and for the hundreds of thousands of people in these territory any help to rebuild their lives in the welcome. if there is no more fighting here, will take years to remove the scars afore from the city of mario pool. before the families of the thousands of people killed in these territories, no number of new buildings or benefits can replace their loss. savage i with under 0, moscow, no years politicians have been debasing a bill that would give the president authority to ban apps, including the chinese and tick tock. while other u. s. congressional committe

contains and here at least 12 people have died since the new outbreak began their and inequities, ariel guinea, kenya, and uganda are now on high alert and have started screening travelers on their borders with tanza mia, let's take a closer look at this outbreak. the marber virus is rare, but highly contagious. the illness begins abruptly with high fever, muscle pain, diarrhea, and vomiting. it's often transmitted to people from fruit bats. it then spreads through human to human transmission. the world health organization says the marber virus kills about half the people it infects, but the fatality rate can go as high as 90 percent. there are no vaccines at this stage or proved anti virus treatments. benson moran, go as a public health specialist and promoter at oxfam, kenya, he says, marburg spread is associated with travel and is a cause of concern. what the common government is doing is the mostly it has actually heightened diminishes full screening and they put centers and should encouraging people who are actually presenting the symptoms to to go fall. i need treatment management

while this week, since it is the 1st time over the black sea, russia and the united states have had ariel encounters off the coast of the united states, including alaska, also in the northern pacific and encounters on the ground in syria over the past several years. and in all instances, the united states and russia seek to de escalate. we're not looking for direct confrontations between russia and the united states that would just cause more problems for everyone else in the world. ma scoggins really good to get your thoughts on your analysis. thank you very much, david, talking to us miles. thank you. thanks. 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 durin

then prime minister ariel sharon agreed that israel would be drawn from casa and see the settlements under the future deal with the palestinians. israel has now reneged on that agreement, a coin campbell, everything exists fair except for the people, the houses, the people who were evacuated and the houses that were destroyed. now we came to fix it and there will be a town there. the palestinian authority has denounced the move most of montana, thomas lydia. i think when they returned to the so called homage settlement and other settlements, this will show us that this government is going head with its plan to take an annex the lands and continue its open battle against the palestinian people. the you and is rarely ally, do us have condemned the decision. last month, the israeli government announced would recognize 9 settlements in the occupied westbank. since the 1967 war, israel has established more than 100 outposts on palestinian land. the settlements are illegal under international law and the you and has previously described them as a war crime is really retreating from interna