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and as a matter of fact, rat tat tat tat. >> it's pretty good.from cw. 39 houston gets requests from viewers asking him to but songs in his report says time he worked in some lyrics from snoop dogg's. i what's my name. snoop even got word and shared the video on instagram saying, quote, weatherman on there's a challenge for give you a rap about the end of the his tonight. we've got those storm clouds rolled through. yeah, it's intense out there. we've got the showers popping up delays. that's a full we haven't able to mention that. but >> yeah, over two-hour delays there. and tomorrow morning, probably more delays as well. rain kind of tapered off a little bit right now. but i want to show you just off the coastline. we've got these thunderstorms popping up out there right now. and guess what? this is all sliding in our direction. so don't be surprised here in the next couple of hours. watching things wrap up after midnight and watch some heavy downpours. more thunderstorms coming our way. this atmospheric river event going to continue throughout

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now this tit for tat began with iran proxy forces launched what u.s.icials believe was an iranian-made drone that killed a u.s. contractor and wounded six other americans on thursday. then president biden ordered a series of retaliatory strikes in response, which were said to have killed eight iranians. then iran, as you said, using proxies in this circumstance, launching seven more rockets, targeting the base, and we talked about the other 20. now, there are assessments at this hour, and in particular we can tell you that in one of those those strikes there were no casualties or damage to the base, but that didn't stop the pentagon from apparently responding again tonight. now, in canada today, the president acknowledged being briefed on the situation, and he said, quote, we're going to continue to keep up our efforts to counter terrorist threats in the region, and partnerships with canada. other members of the coalition to defeat isis. of course, he's saying this knowing this continues to be the latest in the a series of tests. remember this, now, cr

so in a sense, a tit for tat spending war, which will just lead to a drain in public finances and french president emanuel my call. he's been especially outspoken about this. he has actually called the us inflation reduction act, a threat to the west saying it will fragment countries. and so i think at this point, investors are really hoping that they'll be some diplomatic action and european commission president or so to find a line is actually in washington state for it talks with you as president joe biden, and there's some hope that they will come to an agreement that will lead to a kind of a free trade zone for clean energy. and that would certainly qual, fears that we're about to embark on a nother era of transatlantic tre tension and no subsidy raised. then hopefully kate ferguson. my dw business colleague there, thank you so much. germany's economy minister, robert ha, back and agriculture minister, 10 ost emir, are traveling to brazil in columbia, starting on saturday to discuss trade and climate change policies for sale. latin america's largest economy is seen as leading the ch

so in romanian jail, andrew tat was quite spirited figure.reak his spirit, have they done that? >> absolutely not very both tat others are of strong mind and o strong spirits. they are doing the best they ca under the circumstances. i think they are holding up as well is anybody could. they are praying, they are meditating, they are receiving lot of letters of support from family and friends and all of their other fans around the world. the only thing is they are extremely frustrated, they want to prove their innocence, they want to return home, they want to tell the world what is going on, but right now, because ther is an ongoing criminal investigation, we are not allowed to actually discuss all of the evidence that is favorable that shows they didn' commit any crimes in this case. pretty obviously set as at upcoming tina. led zeppelin, these guys were super and popular with the people in charge. >> i think you said it yourself tucker. >> it's like let's stop attending, let's stop playing. >> to all of the one-sided leak that have come out

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it is unclear whether this is a tit for tat arrest. six days ago, the justice department charged russian national sergei check sov for freight lendly supposing as a student while working as an intelligent agent in the u.s. from 2017 until 2020. the espionage allegations against gershkovich are similar to those against 53-year-old american paul whelan, who has been stuck behind bars since 2018. former u.s. ambassador to russia john sullivan visited the fsb facility where gershkovich is being held. >> that reporter is now charged with espionage, something that significant would be approved at the highest levels in moscow. i'm confident of that. >> reporter: norah, the arrest of a journalist is having a chilling effect on the few western reporters remaining inside russia. the state department in the meantime is urging the release of this journalist and advising all americans to immediately leave russia. >> margaret brennan with all those new details, thank you so much. >>> tonight 50 million americans are in the path of a severe weather o

tats of political violence weaken faith in democracy and harm the country in countless other ways. belarus irkutsk region in the next 3 years expects to significantly increase in the turnover of investments and launch joint assembly production, this was announced at a meeting of the ambassador of belarus to russia dmitry krutoy with the chairman of the government of the irkutsk region on the sidelines of the krasnoyarsk economic forum, today is the time to identify areas for cooperation, the turnover at the start of the year has already increased by 16% compared to the past . and also aviation. irkutsk is one of the key points of the russian federation in terms of the aircraft manufacturing cluster, of course, the main aircraft is the well-known ms-21, which should already go into serial production next year production, therefore, within the framework of the visit of our prime minister. of course, we will explore the possibilities of joint cooperation. some of our enterprises are already actively working with the corporation, irkut, such as agata. well , in addition, we want in ter

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>> yes, jonathan, there certainly is fear that this latest sort of tit for tat is not quite over yet.t are what are concerned to u.s. officials. of course, these are also the same types of drones russia is using on ukraine. one of the bases is reported as not working correctly. that may be part of the reason why the drone got through. it's unclear if it's going through to the end, the tit-for-tat periodic flare-up we're seeing right now or if there are going to be continuous attacks. but it does high light the u.s. missions -- u.s./syria mission is not over yet. we have roughly 900 troops there still, mostly special operations and national guard, but it's something the u.s. and biden administration doesn't talk about very frequently. we've been there for a long time, helping local partners to keep the pressure on isis and terrorist groups, going in and doing assaults on isis, doing patrols and that type of thing. so it's not something that gets talked about a lot, but it's something the biden administration may need to take a look at now that we're seeing americans get killed in syria

and the west as the main problem, creating difficulties at all azimuths, the course of washington k tatternational affairs means literally the following americans are allowed, everything and where they want even on the other side of the earth what they think is necessary, they will do to everyone else without american consent. nothing can be done even in response to direct security threats that the united states itself creates on the borders of countries morality. it suggests itself here that the united states has no morals, the promoters of democracy like to see in the actions of belarus, russia, china and many other crimes against the international law of mankind , and so on, that is, any power that cannot be influenced in the united states a priori is a threat to its national security and is awarded a dozen similar clichés meanwhile by the number of violations of crimes and trite disregard for others states a star-striped team in the undisputed leaders of our planet, making the right to lawlessness their trademark. i hope now it will be clear to you. happily. answering a question wit

it's against policy. >> so frap is one tat a time. fraps you're kind of ruining the line for everybody. >> exactly, and we have 45 to 60 seconds to get people through that line. >> yeah. hey. >> how about people say small, medium, and large instead of venti and grande? >> oh, i don't mind. i get it. the starbucks lingo is -- sometimes it can be ridiculous. >> they charge you an extra dollar for that, yes. >> i got to tell you, on a serious note, jaysin, i think it's important people hear your story. we wanted the hear from you directly. and on a lighter note, it's great, and i hope people take your note about the fraps, and i hope congress treats your testimony as a little mocha chino and shot in the arm to wake up and pay attention. >> thank you. >>> related tonight, bernie sanders himself will be on msnbc with our colleague chris hayes 8:00 p.m. eastern. we got this story covered on all angles. >>> coming up, how do we cut through propaganda? i'll explain. propaganda i'll explain behind irritating residues. and it's gentle on her sk

more than 40 agricultural conservatories in cooperation with the tat mall organization were able to getipment this year. now they can be supported in the areas of their curriculum content . we will launch investment funds in the rural nomadic youth sector next year based on the general policies of the system in the agricultural sector and article 27 of the law of the sixth plan of the government obliged to modernize the system of agricultural production and economicization of the village has been rejuvenated with the cooperation of the farmers . there is no new name, according to this notification, when were the first and second priority letters, i.e. the registrants of 2019 sent, and the founders until the end of 2005, the completion of the hajj and pilgrimage organization shot , involved the registration of the third and fourth priorities, i.e. the holders of hajj slips. until the end of april and may 2018, the verb will not be done international atomic energy agency to tehran, the headline of netanyahu's turmoil, the correct statements have been repeated in the media, the story of be

the future plan of the ministry of over 40 agricultural conservatories with the cooperation of the tat mall organization , this year they were able to get 9 equipments so that they can be supported in the content areas of their courses, investment funds in the youth sector. we will launch a nomadic village next year based on the general policies of the system in the agricultural sector and article 27 of the law of the sixth plan , the government is obliged to modernize the agricultural production system and make the village economical with the cooperation of young farmers . it has started naturally. compatriots can participate in the plan to plant one billion trees by receiving and then planting saplings . for years, iranians have been welcoming spring at the end of the hot and cold season with formal green and planting trees. the tree is starting in the country, the stimulation is supposed to be done for four years and with the cooperation of the people, the contribution of 250 million saplings every year and from this province of khorasan razavi, i am going to produce and plant 37 mi

and abdullah rasool zareen, the title of commander of the tat tek single-man battalion the shooting, which was given the title of a one-man battalion by martyr kharazi to abdul rasool zarin, without any editing and rules, entered every house during the holy defense period . there were 3000 successful shots, of which only 700 shots were fired from the main baathist commanders and the rest were from the artillery and the asal ghazi forces. the foot of the film emphasized that if you do it without experience, this is haram , don't think that they have done something positive , they had also set a reward for hunting him. about 76,000 people have skills in the field of ethics alhamdulillah, alhamdulillah, and let's not ask anyone to leave the qur'an out of the scene . he drinks water and eats. i observed this point and i will not put the initial currency with the people of the warriors of the holy defense era and the attendants of golestan, the martyrs of isfahan on the day of the martyrdom of abdul rasool. there is gold on his grave in the khyber martyrs section, there is one more in you

over airy sea to have it all for palestinians with no jews on the left, my residence, voice. tit for tat accusations. never delgado beserra. they didn't want better in the desert. and now don't want better in, in jerusalem, what no better ins and no palistine. and so they don't want muslims or christians here up until the dead sea. there is not a single village that belongs to palestinians. israel wants to get rid of us to build more jewish settlements to cut us from the west bank. besides, seemed to be irreconcilable and this year's long battle for the land and for the future seems to lack the mere ground for any dialog, brief notion or r t from israel and the palestinian autonomy. the russian olympic committee has spoken out against harsh new conditions imposed against his athletes. why international authorities describing them? i've unreasonable, unlawful and excessive. this isn't based international limping committee. have issued the terms the 3 without making a final decision about whether russia and bella, russian athletes can actually complete or compete as individuals under a neu

i think should do tit for tat, think we should do tit for tat, but isn't that where trade war starts? actually and we shouldn't actually and that we shouldn't be fretful ever? be so fretful ever? yeah. i mean, you're you've hinkley mean, you're you've said hinkley point. major. tick point. that's really major. tick tock small potatoes. well, tock is small potatoes. well, i mean, the reality is the government needs to i mean, we need china's money. so this is, you know, that this is why i'm kind of being flippant about this, because it's small fry in terms of engaging any kind of terms of engaging in any kind of serious about what these two countries, that countries, the relationship that these two the fraught relationship, these two countries . but the you countries have. but the you know, the if we want to talk about security in parliament and, you know, spies and to information things like that that does seem to be a bit of an issue. you know, whether certain politicians blabbing to people at ball or having sort at the ball or having sort suspect friends or things like that, i think

and from what i understand it isn't just about a tip for tat. for this year. are you officer? this fsb officers in prison somewhere in the west . in part, it's a sense of we no longer care about the american reaction. they think america rules the world, including the internal international court of criminal justice at the hague. and that in some ways, this is payback for the arrest warrant that they issued for vladimir putin that the gloves are off. we no longer care. it's on it's on well, very scary times for our colleagues in russia, julia fee thank you so much for joining us today and for sharing your thoughts really appreciate it. thank you, alex. people in raymond, minnesota, are now clear to return to their homes after a train derailment involving hazardous materials. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that those materials included ethanol, which led to a fire. this comes nearly two months after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed and east palestine, ohio cnn's gabe cohen is live with the story. gabe do we know what caused this derailment? no, alex, w

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there are things that can go on behind the scenes that we don't even know they could be tick for tat, but i think this is a very disturbing sign because again, that date was nick down off his way back in the mid 19 eighties , and the problem right now is that the laws in russia are even the ones dealing with information period, let alone any alleged espionage are already broadly. worded so that a journalist doing his or her job could easily violate that. whatever the law is, but this is really i agree with matthew. this is much more serious. i think it indicates that the fsb is really cracking down right now, and it presents true problems for the us even the embassy in in russia. right now, the american embassy has very little three few persons. well and it's going to be very difficult to deal with this, but this is a sign. i was looking at the background of evan gershowitz, and he is an experienced reporter relatively young, but he's worked for agencies in russia for quite a while. i would presume that he speaks russian, and he was probably quite effective in what he was doing in his

if the capital markets remain closed because borrowers and lenders remain nervous, then tat would tellokay, this is probably going to have a bigger imprint on the economy. it's too early to make, but these are the factors i'm focused on. >> when it comes to confidence in the system right now, cbs did a poll and only 15% of people polled by us said they had a lot of confidence in the federal reserve's ability to manage these bank issues. why should the public trust the fed now, when this risk to banks was missed out in san francisco and new york and when the fed was late to the game on catching up with inflation? >> you know, the covid pandemic has thrown some curveballs at us none of us have experienced in any of our lifetimes, and it has taken time to catch up and figure where the economy is head. the interest rate risk that brought down silicon valley bank is something we've all been focused on and we've been communicating it to banks all across the country for the last couple years interest rates are going up and most banks have done a better job of managing their risks in advance o

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every sea to have it all for palestinians with no jews on the left from a residence. voice. tit for tat accusations, member labor that would be thought they didn't want bedroom in the desert. and now don't want better. and in jerusalem what? no better ins and no palestinians, they don't want muslims, are christians here. up until the dead sea. there is not a single village that belongs to palestinians. israel wants to get rid of us to build more jewish settlements to cut us from the west bank. the sides seem to be irreconcilable and this year's long battle for the land. and for the future seems to lack the mere ground for any dialogue, brief notion of all t from israel, and the palestinian autonomy. it doesn't get any easier though for benjamin netanyahu is our government, considering what we talked about about a week of protests, tens of thousands of people on the israeli streets, that protesting what is netanyahu's. plans to up oval whole the judiciary as he's still under an investigation for corruption charges. you can learn much more about that. you know, the website, it's odd for y

brian, where he c as ordered a top level investigation, though said you're buying reports now from tat ron. ah . anger, frustration, and fear. this is the scene at a local hospital in potash, in the southern part of the capitol on saturday. 3 girls schools were attacked on the same day using what suspect that to have been poisonous gas. at least 250 students were taken to hospital in the city of covert near the southern city of shiraz, paramedics tell these girls don't be afraid. just breathe. it gets a semi official news agencies reported attacks in at least 15 provinces all on saturday. human rights groups in the country say at least 40 schools came under attack. parents are demanding answers from authorities, and some came to an education ministry office in the capital. the president has passed the interior ministry with investigating the attacks they've been happening with heatedly since november, affecting more than 1500 girls joyce abraham racy plains. what he called for an element. ha that all the time. all about of yes, my daughter is regarding what's happening in schools. got

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policy of jewel containment of russia and china, as well as all those who defy american dic tats is becoming increasingly acute and assertive. this architecture of international security in cooperation is being dismantled. russia has been declared an imminent threat and china, a strategic competitor. as part of this is the lead up to the visit president, she's paying and president putin of boat with the articles in the corresponding papers and each of those countries. and in his, her article in the chinese, a daily mail he has sort of outlined some of the key points which he's going to try and pursue. and through these meetings, he talks about and the long history between russian, china shared almost moral values between the 2 states that they're going to try to build. not only infrastructure links, but also economic links and, and build upon the, the ancient history as they warm together. it's, you know, in a sort of almost natural, you know, partnership which is evolved you to some of the pressure coming from the west. they talk about economic development and present, put referred to weste

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of course, this action by india now seen as a retaliatory, one as a tit for tat 100. thanks so much for bringing it up to speed. that is interesting will of course be keeping an eye on what the, how this is developed. i forget that it went out to the african, the, the south african nation always involved way has been seeking to strengthen is economic ties with russia, including exports of fruit, coffee, t, tobacco. now the smart us sanctions, i'm rising price is the fuel and fertilizers, zimbabwe has an equal make resilience and growth that has been especially the case with bucko production, which accounts for a quarter of the countries export revenue. well, who revolts up marian when they have the details in bob was tobacco. farmers are proving that to self sustainable economy as possible. regardless of the south african country being under sanctions imposed by the wes this year. if the country is expecting a total of $230000000000.00 k g 's off tobacco, despite the high increases in prices or fet laser is and other chemicals, our cost of doing business is going up a

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as tat filing show, us dollars have continued to pour into europe from various sources. if we take a look at the american money, for example, we can see that that $80000000.00 is really concentrated in a few organizations which have specific as a very specific specialty. that of litigation on social issues such as abortion, really what they call religious freedom, l g b t rides, children's rights. the women who opened the agenda, europe meeting in warsaw is safe. he had to be a director of alliance, defending freedom, international, and organization with offices in capitals across europe. it's fact let us counterpart, which is poured millions into the european offshoot money. they say used it for faith based legal advocacy than website based of many successes. but when we emailed and even cooled at the abs, strasbourg office to ask about their work, they declined to take part. another conservative faith based legal foundation that received large summons from the u. s. is the european center for law and justice, led by for jurist, legal popping we fellow server tips are t

what do you think is going on here with this tit for tat accusations? oh, there's lots of accusations because it's a non conflict. it was happening, it's going from both sides there. and right now, of course, there's no reports of any kind of chemical reed here. if you franklin this present brand situation, it seems right now rather kind of strange stories. do you agree and say that this is not them? russian say, well says, bam. again, it's not anything if an excuse perhaps from moscow to perhaps launch i new, big offensive inside ukraine. i don't think that this is a re weigh a mouse. there have been reports of ukrainian kind of spies, the agents being arrested in russian different places and being armed. so this is not really that much out of the normal, so to speak. and this is not a full kind of great invasion tags or anything. this is a report of a group of men apparently. so i don't think that for so there's been a report the security council meeting, chaired by jim, but again, it's going to be on friday. so now there was like most of there also w

there is some speculation wolf about whether this arrest is russia's tip for tat response to the u. s indictment. just a few days ago , an alleged russian spy who came to live here in the u. s, and then was arrested in brazil . other observers see this as part of a bigger russian campaign to capture or bank in the words of one expert. i spoke with bank more americans who they can then use as hostages to trade for people who russia wants wolf clearly an escalation in the u. s russian relationship right now. not a good one. alex marquardt. thank you very much. let's get some more on the u. s response to this new arrest by russia joining us now our chief white house correspondent phil mattingly, fill as we just heard. the biden administration is clearly warning americans to leave russia after the arrest of this journalist. how is the white house handling this? behind the scenes? publicly the condemnation has been unequivocal. the rejection of the charges themselves have been swift and similarly strong. but what white house officials make clear is that this point in time there is simply

he's not only brilliant, he not only comes with good ideas but he's a jack hammer, rat tat, tat, tat. keeps pushing until he gets it done. thank you for doing that. for setting the tone, our vision, executing in good times and bad. thank you for working to the bone, to find a path forward to pass our agenda, especially when it seemed out of reach. so thank you. and i don't want to neglect the fact that he has deep feelings on so many different issues. and he had the luxury and the ability to get those done. so i also thank jerry for staying true to himself and his values as he worked in the maelstrom that is senate legislating on such important bills. jerry is a man with fire, on fire with love for his country. love for the issues, love for the work. and so thank you, jerry. thank you to jerry's parents. as i mentioned here in the gallery. thank you to george who had both of his parents often in the office for many long hours, cute little george. and our great legislative director megan tyra. jerry, thank you for all these great years. you'll always be in our family. you'll always hav