you just mentioned the u. s. l formally being in that particular role. so what does this new development now mean for western powers? in particular, the u. s. and it's relation to the region. it raises a lot of questions i think, and these questions had been brewing for some time. we know that the saudis and the u. s. at long had a positive relationship, but in recent years that's become more fractures. the iranian u. s. relationship is a long been fractious. so i think in the past the us would have occupied this mediator. we role, but now it sort of raises questions about the extent to which the us can take on this type of media to roll and the extent to which the us wants to take on this mediator role. i think those are questions that will come to light in the coming months and just a briefly, if you would, what could this deal mean for the region itself? is it really a step towards stability? i think it's a positive step because the saudis and the ratings have been embroiled in a rivalry that has taken on fractious components across the region. but, an

and this is nothing specific to the u. s. l. on the contrary, you will find it in many countries. look at the family of nicole and indian gandy, his daughter, the congress party. i mean, if you will find that in many huge democracies, whether it's india, whether it's france or political personalities, have had that imprint wisdom name on a political party on or on the movement. do you think other right leaning politicians look to donald trump as i don't know, some sort of example or, or use him perhaps as subject matter to study and attempt to emulate for their own careers, such as the tactics that he used to come to power. though i don't seek to become when you take, for instance, hungarian prime minister, victor, all of them all benjamin netanyahu again, is really prime minister. both politicians, those had some gum and happened us that would most probably others in future aligned themselves. always stop. trump once more, but they are cool. so as politicians is so different, their historic and political circumstances differ profoundly from, from what say u. s. president is so i

the u. s. l. the fun stomach with africans last december. the 1st of its kind since the above the era we spoke to professor of political science and international relations. david mon, yay. who said international shifts in economic power could actually give africa an advantage. the with has been on the african continent much more longer. given the history of colonialism, even in the post independence, in most african countries, the worst has been active. and given the competitive advantage of the most was to come to have within global institutions such as i m f, world bank gave in by hand in terms of directing some of the policies in most african countries. how if things are shifting, we see this wind of change where power, economic power shifting to asia mainly and with freaks, i think it's not fun beach in which russia, china, brazil sort of can india a new class? she can shoot me a new way of handling or some of those precious and by extension or give them a better chance of accessing quite a number of other alternative models of developm

that being a us enemy is, is difficult, but being a u. s. l i is fatal. and i think that that's a lesson that they obviously didn't learned have because you know, we're looking at almost 2 years since the rate puppet regime in cup all basically disappeared. overnight, soon, even before the american troops left the country, and yet there are still people out there who believe that, you know, the american empire is all powerful and will protect them no matter what. admittedly, interest a year, the americans spend more money on popping up ukraine than they have spent enough canister, but it's a bit of a different scale as well. and did the fact that they insisted they're not directly involved is, is just nonsense, pretty much everybody else in the world sees through. thank you so much for coming the program and sharing your views with this and voice knowledge, serbian american journalist, blogger, and translator. and that is where we leave the news run up for now, i'll be back up the top of the hour to hope you've been joined me then bye for a few with great

u. s. manufactured nuclear powered submarines made growing concerned around china's influence. the indo pacific region announcement comes 18 months. soft australia u. s. l a u. k. formed a security lines. activists have accused by the ministration of breaking a promise to slow climate change, often approved a major oil training project in alaska. $8000000000.00 window project and expected to produce around a $180000.00 barrels of oil a day. and a state of disaster has been declared in malawi after powerful storm hit the country for a 2nd time in less than 3 weeks. freddy has claimed the knives of a 100 people in the army and they bring mozambique or to the philippines. now, our fishermen are holding a protest at sea on the water mining from minerals and the construction of an airport is affecting communities in a region. south of manila, fishermen are against these activities, which they say are driving away fish, forcing them to abandon their livelihoods. only below is in cavity in the philippines. live for us now. barnaby update us on what's happening them carry or sil about an hour away from the protest. but to my left, you can see that there are a h

to go against an ally against the u. s. l e went to thousands of prisoners with harrowing tales of what's become the legacy of the us invasion of iraq. after an international outcry, 11 years soldiers were convicted of being involved and abuses at abu gharib and most other service members who were accused were reprimanded without being charged rights. workers have rejected the u. s. government claims that abuse was isolated, incidents or the work of a few bad apples. human rights watch amnesty international. the i c r. c. have all documented cases of prolonged sleep and sensory deprivation, beatings, torture and being held naked. her. the minute this happened when the hanged me on the wall to the cliff in the handcuffs were here because of the weight of my body. the handcuff was cutting my hand to the wound, was almost rotten, cause another way of torture was noise. they bring big speakers with unbearable, loud music, i think even after a 1000 years, our great grandsons will receive our rights, even those who were tortured by

the elite in this country see the world and profit from the world in a similar way to the, to the u. s. l. e. now when it comes to china, i actually think there's a big chunk of the business class. it just wants to do normal sort of trade relations with china. and those are increasingly under threat. but when it comes to, you know, you go from haiti to peru, ukraine, to taiwan, community and foreign policy is heavily, heavily influenced by the perspectives in washington and, and the canadian elite have, have, you know, have acquiesced to being a part of us foreign policy. and us empire, a domination. thank you so much for joining some program this evening. i really appreciate your insight eve and la canadian journalist and activist. thank you, and thank you for joining us here on our t international. as always, plenty more to be found on our website. ology dot com will be back in 30 minutes. a with ah mm . this is the ancient lake by called more specifically, the island of fallen, also known as the heart of bye, call. straight away. you can feel something mystical here. a place of unique

and as we've been mentioned in saudi arabia was me know, was long been a u. s. l. i, even though relations have been strained between the u. s. and saudi recently been here cautiously welcomed how, how difficult is this for the us seeing this, this kind of deal, if you local this rep or small being being broken by china. i don't see it as incredibly difficult. we've heard a number of statements from us officials welcoming this deal, any initiative or agreement that lowers the regional temperature and reduces the likelihood for conflict in the region. especially a conflict between saudi arabian iran will absolutely be welcomed by the white house. that being said, we live in an increasingly multi polar world, and the u. s. is not expected or willing to be involved in every negotiation. and every issue in this particular agreement, china was in much better position. arguably, the u. s. could not have completed this agreement because it does not maintain formal relations with iran. china does. china maintains very strong relations with saudi arabia and it maintains very

u. s. dutch company a s m l is the only maker of these machines. it's feared they could be used to produce chips for chinese military equipment or weapons of mass destruction. u. s. crypto ending bank, silver gate is shutting operations. it was one of the major banks for crypto exchanges, like the now defunct f t x. silver gate says all deposits will be fully repaid as the company winds down, the bank has been struggling for months. it reported a nearly $1000000000.00 net loss in the 4th quarter. unusually high demand for the u. s. dollar is causing panic. in bolivia, it's the country 2nd currency after the bolivian o and an indispensable part of everyday life. but dollar reserves in the country have been dwindling for years, and many bolivians fear the lose access. panic is in the air. in bolivia, everyone wants to get their hands on dollars. but those who make it to the bank may be disappointed. the banks can't always meet the skyrocketing demand. ernest, i was gonna let you know that i'm looking for dollars here because last week i went to the ex

to go against an ally against the u. s. l. e. when a thousands of prisoners, harrowing tales of what's become the legacy of the us invasion of iraq after an intimate love try 11 us soldiers were convicted of being involved and abuses at abu ghraib. and most of the service members who were accused were reprimanded without being charged rights. workers have rejected the u. s. government claims that the abuse was isolated, incidents or the work of a few bad apples. human rights watch on the scene to national the i. c. r. c, have all documented cases of prolonged sleep and sensory deprivation, beatings, torture and being held naked harlem. and that's how this happened when the hand me on the wall to the let, the handcuffs were here because of the weight of my body. the handcuff was cutting my hand and the wound was almost rotten. another wave, torture was noise. they bring big speakers with unbearable, loud music. i think even after a 1000 years, our great grandsons will receive our rights. even those who were tortured by the nazis b

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u. c. s l u. c. s f.hildren's hospital of oakland hosted their 14th annual notes and words benefit event today with headliner linus more set, it was held at oakland's fox theater. all the proceeds go directly to help find healing for children in the hospital since its inception in 2010, the annual event has raised $15 million for its hospitals. we may see oscar winning actress gwyneth paltrow back on the witness stand next week, she testified yesterday in a lawsuit over a collision on a ski slope is fox's christina coleman reports. her returnees may put her back on the stand. retirement tom interest terry sanderson is suing actress gwyneth paltrow after claiming she was out of control on the slopes and an upscale utah ski resort in 2016. he said she ended up skiing into him, leaving him with brain damage and broken ribs. but paltrow tried to shut down those claims. when she took the witness stand yesterday. she insists the ski collision is not her fault, she says sanderson ran into her from behind. she al

about ocean plants, about fishing, what is the economic value of those the, the biggest economics who l. u. s. the food supply, especially for the poor countries. fisheries are worth about $85.00 bill young with the low, you and illegal fishing is additional for about $25000000.00 west or you know, maybe even $50000000000.00 that is fatal for stock or fish stocks, especially for expensive and therefore rare speeches. if you get $100000.00 for atlantic roofing or not in japan, of $50000.00 gustavo way shock in china, you will always find some fishing them illegally. and this is really a big threat. tourism is also very big economic fact. so for example, in australia alone, 65000 people live off the crate for right now, i know that you've said that the coral reef is the most important economy in the ocean. why is that aside from tourism? yeah, there are different reasons um, the tropical coral reefs are really, really special about the 1000000000 people depend economically on functional reefs. this concerns the tourism industry, the food industry and even new medical agents. but the greatest va

it's l. u. s. air force aircraft that was deliberately broke down, clearly deliberately brought down or less clearly to deliberately damage recklessly with the result was brought down. and the americans could have taken a different view and they could have taken the approach that look the next time we put up a reconnaissance aircraft, which this is we're going to ask or to put fighters. and you can imagine the kind of escalation to go go, we could go to from that. so yes, to that extent, it is significant, significant moment in the, in the are russia, u. s. military encounter, if you like. poland is set to become the 1st natal member to supply fighter jets to ukraine. it will deliver at least 4 fully operational soviet era make 20 nines in the coming days. polish president andre duda said additional aircraft would be supplied later after a maintenance check. ukraine has repeatedly urge west and partners to send warplanes for its fight against russia's invasion. after palance announcement, danish p

l. a. u. s. intelligence report on the mysterious havana syndrome concludes the illness was unlikely to have been caused by a foreign adversary, that the name was given to symptoms 1st reported by u. s. officials in the cuban capital in 2016 when he believed it could have been due to an attack to the west now or where thousands have gathered outside washington as the conservative political action conference or c pac gets under white. republican presidential contenders donald trump and nikki haley. it are the heavy hitters due to speak in washington. but florida governor rhonda santas won't be there, preferring to court donors thousands of kilometers away in texas and california. only days after november's us mid term elections. the 2024 race to the way house was all in running in order to make america great. a glorious again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president. ah. former president donald trump announced his intention to try to take back the seat. he lost in 2020 but several pres

he's going, what about the russia crane and l. u. s. war, the black sea, a couple days ago. we see why is lexi very important, more than baltic number one, number 2, character up against a large one, number 3 turkey supper to cooperation with russia. and i'll look on the table. this can not be continued for the european atlantic security. be down the russia in outside their most important 30 didn't follow up us function to moscow. and i am coming today from the side yet millions of the russian belk. i'm curious in, even though in a very likely to the lots a lots of russian stories and i'm telling you in searcy as a whole. now finally, we really helps out a time miss. i just want to ask one final question. how do you think this acceptance of finland info, nate, so well by check here, and i'm probably hungry when they vote on it's, i believe later this month. how do you think that will go down in russia? because one of the reasons that it launch is minutes you offensive against ukraine was the fair nato expansion. but now finland is likely to be joining nato rights on russia's

this l. u. s. has released video of cheese dice, black si drawn incident pentagon says this footage shows a russian fight a jet coming very close to an unmanned drone that lighter crashed kremlin denies involved and is really as ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu to sell talks in berlin with german chancellor old f shelton at yahoo defendant proposed judicial reforms in israel and prized the strong partnership with so for now, next up, his focus on europe looking at the he used newest efforts to mediate between serbia and cost, but it's coming up after she'll have breakfast with you ah, star chef with a mission that goes far beyond good quiz, eat for 2 remarks. social commitment is a matter of course is cooking school is open to everyone. there is one requirement, a passion for the colon ary arts with ah, what our sports all about in winning a fighting scoring. we say they're about never giving up the most exciting sport stories about people passion and their dr. sports life every weekend on

i pick remind about top stories here at this l. u. s. politicians are debating a bill that would allow the president to bandon the chinese video sharing platform to talk, as well as other apps. intelligence agency sake, tick tock is a national security risk because beijing put have access to user data. there are growing fears of cholera outbreak in the north western region of syria falling recent earthquakes. syrian opposition, one civil defense says at least 2 people have died from the disease and they were nearly $600.00 reported cases and opposition parties in nigeria, according to the presidential elections, to be cancelled. this brought in the process as a sham in actual commission that says there have been technical glitches in the voting, which took place on saturday. russian media reporting that an unmanned drone has crashed and the moscow region, the governor says the drug was targeting a facility belonging to a gas problem. russian media says the drone was made in ukraine. they've been no casualties or property damage. in the

from the dutch firm, e s m l, a monopoly pressure from the u. s. which to have prevented the machines from being delivered to china but the race to make the smallest and most powerful microchips is according to experts, soon likely to hit the wall. like 2025. currently, transistors can be placed on microchips at a distance of a few nanometers from each other. for perspective, a nanometer is to a meter what the diameter of a one cent euro coin is to the earth's diameter. but by 2 nanometers at the latest, the end is reached for increasing performance on decreasing surface area. then the age of the quantum computer will dawn. these solve calculation steps in parallel rather than one after the other like previous computers. then it's back to survival of the fastest. now if a pipe looks like this, it's bad news. you probably didn't need me to tell you that, but more often than not, leaks are a lot less obvious. that means a lot of precious water is wasted every year. but locating such, leaks is labor intensive, and especially when it comes to waste wat

as for the women's tournament, l s u and i will punch their ticket to the final four.wo spots will be determined tonight. next, a growing number of colleges are eliminating the conventional a through f grades for freshman supporters of the movement, told npr that many students get so preoccupied with grades. they don't actually learn much. this idea could help solve that problem, but critics call it a college level versions of participation trophies. next new details on the controversy involving michelangelo's statue of david and a school in florida. get this a museum in italy is now stepping into the fray. officials in florence have invited parents and kids from that tallahassee charter school to come see the statue. the school's principal was actually forced out last week after failing to notify parents before teaching sixth graders about the nude statue. next a growing trend among shoppers, the by nothing trend by nothing. groups are getting popularity online and in apps, the hyper local communities are posting free items at sites like facebook marketplace or freecy

damage has also been reported on the shreveport campus of l s u and in texas. more than 300,000 power outages have been reported an entire block going dark and dallas as a tornado watch was issued last night. multiple homes are damaged in hopkins county. this comes as people around chicago and detroit brace for up to six inches of snow today. in the meantime, rescue efforts are still underway on the west coast after several feet of snow. this morning. the dire need for basic essentials is growing in the mountain communities east of los angeles, where back to back storms dumped up to seven ft of snow. it blew the side off of it . some areas of san bernardino county have been cut off for 10 days, deputies and firefighters were seen preparing a helicopter to deliver ready to eat meals known as m. r. e s in the military in crestline, the communities only grocery store is badly damaged the roof collapsing under the weight of the snow pile. several feet high . the family of goodwin's is the heart of this community. the fact i mean i'm tearing up now. it's sad and sha

u. s. federally savvy, j e l l has insisted that the situation is under control. so we'll let you know that a 2nd. let's go now though we, i think you live to russian for mrs. gay. my brother is in a meeting with his counterpart when the eastern african nation of burgundy. let's listen where i'm at. they're going to zation took place recently. so you come on how they're monday. so leaving you, my mind developing its economy, pays special attention to it, which is supporting best stability in the space part of africa. much to start on, you know, we, when i talked about our bilateral ties us through that we share the same attitude that they should be consistently ranked and all the areas. and we have a great sugar on practical stamps, weaknesses, re stamps on deepening. so when your trade economic humanitarian corporation can create an ups, and we talked in particular balance such promising areas as a full use of nuclear power between our countries because there is a roadmap. in this regard, we are drafting intergovernmental agreement and memorandum on the training

u. s. was to do or to achieve in the world. and focus has been in investing in the continent, which obviously means that the u. s. has tried to drift, strengthen l, strengthen is presence on the continent. something that has diminished about it a few years ago because of the presence of china and had been rush are coming in recently. so what he had to do a one is to ensure that africa says, hey, that was a very important partner in this kind of relationship. you ones are great where the continent now with fierce fighting and eastern ukraine casualties have been mounting on both sides. ukraine doesn't disclose its losses, but you as officials have estimated more than 100000 ukrainians, have been killed or injured during the war. across the country, makeshift, graveyards have been marked out and existing cemeteries are being enlarged to provide a resting place for them. for loaded me of irish and co was just 20 when he died. oh, lay, sputter, 26. bow down, palace go, was 21. they all thought for that country at this graveyard and hawk eve, there are hundreds of soldiers graves over each one flies, a ukrainian flag that sits in though the price is

u. s soccer just so ridiculously low that a lot of really good players end up just pursuing other careers. captain jack cowan played at l u and st mary's. but says, not say no, and they did not say no to this. a team that was literally formed in days. his team basically in like a week and a half. it was crazy. it's been amazing experience. i mean, we started out at a random field like a bunch of random guys. and it's slowly progressed from there says the team has players from 12 different countries. nine former pro players, several former college athletes, many who thought they had said goodbye to the pitch. all brought together by this idea that you never say goodbye to a great love and a dream. i said in the u. s open cup. they're going to get that in two years and we could do that. and then i said the next minus stone is going to be transferring from somewhere professional to professional in five years now on schedule, inter sf has earned a spot in the u. s. open cupal m in the country. can regardless of if you're professional, or if you're not professional can have a chance to qualify for the competition. it is a bi

u. s soccer just so ridiculously low that a lot of really good players end up, you know, just pursuing other careers. captain jack cowan played at lnd st mary's. but says he still dreams of the next level, not say no, and they did not say no to this . a team that was literally formed in days. his team basically in like a week and a half. it was crazy, amazing experience. i mean, we started out at a random field like a bunch of random guys. and it's slowly progressed from there says the team has players from 12 different countries. nine former pro players, several former college athletes, many who thought they had said goodbye to the pitch. all brought together by this idea that you never say goodbye to a great love and a dream. i said in the u. s open cup. they're going to get that in two years and we could do that. and then i said the next milestone is gonna be transferring from somewhere professional to professional in five years now on schedule. inter sf has earned a spot in the u. s open cup, america's oldest ongoing national soccer competition, every team in the country can regardless of if you are professional, or if you're

it's open battle against the palestinian people, the you and israeli l i. d u. s. have condemned the decision. last month. these rarely government announce it would recognise 9 settlements in the occupied westbank. since the 967 war israel has established more than 100 outposts on palestinian land. the settlements are illegal under international law, and the un has previously described them as a war crime is retreating from international commitments. israeli is denying the seizure of its own supreme court to return the land of those sentiments to its private but as an owners any also denies it law. the law of these engagements, which was accepted into some 5 when when is pulled out from god, the changes are the later in the cds of controversial moves by prime minister benjamin netanyahu was far right. coalition government, which took charge in december. it comes at a time of height and pensions and the worst violence between israelis and palestinians in recent years on the consumed sharif of jesse ra. so there's an imminent risk of a global war to crisis. according

u. s . military is use of toxic, burn pits in places like kosovo and iraq. what kind of challenges do you now face as a whistleblower who has focused for years on waste fraud abuse and l account and illegalities? specifically in the u. s. military i. i face people loving the job, you came forward to because you came for the whistleblower. you want to use your position. you love that you want to make things better and that's what you want better. it's not job. whistle blowing is trying to make your organization better. respect to me. that's what it is. yeah. and then for you personally, have things got easier as the years have, have gone by. i know, in my own case, in the sea, i turned its attention 1st to ed snowden and then to julian assange. and they sort of left me alone after a while. what's it been like for you with the military? have they finally moved on, or are you dealing with the fall out from your whistle blowing? no, they, they moved on pretty much alone for now. yeah. and then you continue to write books. have you encountered any further difficulties? no, you know, it's funny about the one i got to mention is the 1st review that come out amazon still ther

the still ahead on l g here as the u. s. banking sector appears to stabilize. we look at the mixed signals coming from the world's largest economy. and how the world's most famous mime artist is inspiring a new generation of performers. 100 years after he was born. ah. hello we had some lovely warm spring sunshine across eastern parts of the u. s. at the moment. well, the clear skies nice area of high pressure keeping it settled actually has got to start to stare. these weather systems are the pushing in into the plays, pushing up towards the far northeast and steer them around that area of high pression. yeah, there's another one now in the process of making his way towards california. so we've had recent spells of heavy rain and some snow over the mountains over the sierra nevada. gonna see more of that as we go on through wet and stay as we go on in to where thursday, that'll just push its way. a little further, reese was not quite as heavy on the rain in the snow for california. they stayed wet weather more disturbed weather and some snow up towards the pac

iowa l s u advanced yesterday. iowa is led by caitlin clarke, who has been called the steph curry of women calling women's college basketball. she had a triple double yesterday, including 41 points will find out the find out the other teams in the final four today as top ranked south carolina takes on maryland and virginia tech faces ohio state. some of the world's top musicians will take the stage tonight and the i heart radio music awards, which will see right here on ktvu. the star started event is at the dolby theater in hollywood, lenny kravitz doing double duty he will perform and host the show. this year's nominees include lizzo, harry styles and 14 time winner taylor swift, who received the prestigious innovator award. we don't put artists against each other. we celebrate those who achieved greatness during the year and we actually tell the story of the road to number one. i'm here to let the folks know what's going on, and, uh, to celebrate. all of these great musicians that are here. you know, i'm hearing

l s u s coach took her team to the final four in just her second year at the school.ers will play either number one virginia tech or number three ohio state on friday. so a question. do you know what time it is in beirut? right now, if you're answer is no. then you're not alone. even the people in lebanon can't agree. the clock confusion is due to a government decision on daylight saving time, leila horak reports. what time is it in lebanon on sunday, that basic question got complicated. in a decision announced thursday, prime minister najib me yeti delayed the beginning of daylight saving time by nearly a month, which has created two rival time zones in the country and a lot of confusion. the house party. lately um, we were at a house party last night and we looked at our phones. one phone showed the clock, one a.m. and another two am it was like what is happening. lebanon usually moves its clocks forward by an hour over the last weekend of march, aligning with many european countries and the oh, no official explanation was given a video circulating on lebanese media

u. s soccer just so ridiculously low that a lot of really good players end up, you know, just pursuing other careers. captain jack cowan played at l. but says he still dreams of the next level, not say no, and they did not say no to this. a team that was literally formed in days. his team basically in like a week and a half. it was crazy , amazing experience. i mean, we started out at a random field like a bunch of random guys. and it's slowly progressed from there says the team has players from 12 different countries. nine former pro players, several former college athletes, many who thought they had said goodbye to the pitch. all brought together by this idea that you never say goodbye to a great love and a dream. i said in the u. s open cup. we're going to get that in two years and we could do that. and then i said the next milestone is gonna be transferring from somewhere professional to professional in five years now on schedule. inter sf has earned a spot in the u. s open cup, america's oldest ongoing national soccer competition team in the country. can regardless of if you are professional, or if you are not professional ca

l. j 0. miss rata a u. s. court has heard the 1st guilty plea in the case of the assassination of haitian president chanelle, my ease. what of jar, a dual haitian chilion citizen, entered to play on 3 charges on friday. he acknowledged that he provided money to pay for weapons, food and lodging for others. suspected of shooting molly's in 2021. while in 80 itself, rising gang violence is forcing thousands to flee their homes. the un estimates at least a 160000 people have been displaced, and more than 530 killed this year alone. local group, se gangs now control all of the capital po, or pass and more than half the country. because i know what the reason i'm leaving is because i'm old. i can't brave my heart beat so fast because they shirt too much . it's got to the point where i can't eat oh, that isn't with band. it's come to this area. quite often they do damage you, they kill people, they shoot a lot. okay. and they search our homes with them. they take everything we have in our hands. women have protecti

l. n is classified by both the u. s. and the e. u. as a terrorist organization, nearly half a 1000000 people have been killed during columbia. 60 years of eternal conflict and hopes were high. after the country's leading gorilla group, the fark laid down their arms in 2016 women were a central part of the peace process. then, with the resulting agreement considered to be the 1st comprehensively gender sensitive peace treaty in the world. our latin america correspondence we call a rece, met a group of women outside of the capitol bogota in neva. that's working on healing the wounds of the past, and there is to dream of a truly peaceful columbia baked dreams often starts small in neva. they start with savory, ucita biscuits, a specialty from the region and full of women here, a symbol for peace. they have all been touched by war. some were thought of members . some were victims of columbia's armed conflict. now they worked shoulder to shoulder. i've been in the beginning when we meet the victims for the 1st time. it's about understandin

cinderella party has a nice he gets crashed by l s u and super sophomore angel reese.e was dominant in this one again. 13 points 18 rebounds. it was a true team effort and 54 42 wins and the team has big dreams. christine somalia smith . they're drawing a ring on reese's finger. they're envisioning those championship rings. coach kim mulkey, third women's coach ever to leave multiple programs to the final four. finally i was own katelyn polantz. she rewrites the record books again, this time against louisville, bleeding the hawkeyes to their first final four in 30 years. the front runner for national player of the year gets 41 points. 10 rebounds 12 assists. she is the first player ever to record a 40 point triple double in nc double a tournament history. final two spots on the line tonight you got ohio state virginia tech. and then maryland against the defending champs. south carolina winners had to dallas for the final four that starts on friday. men's final four will be on saturday. happy monday is just so good guys look at this is so good, and she's so fun to watch

l s u they're headed to the final four as well. two more games tonight to decide the others. check this out. ls you drawing rings on their fingers? their envisioning championship rings. i love this technique. they say it right it right. you make it real. um i think that was a foul , though, but i know there was a lot of i mean, you put your hand on, guys hit that's don't see how you don't call that in that moment. yeah it was definitely controversial. but yes, here we are. we're into the final four. and, uh, madness as always, just as expected. yes it is. brackets are busted, but it's been a lot of fun to watch. all right, cory wire. thanks so much. and still ahead for us this morning. we are live in israel, where protesters are filling the streets, a pointed message for prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his push to reform the country's justice system amid his own corruption charges. my gut. i think i'm r ready for this. yeah the trade. you'u're ready for anything. marriaiage kids college, moviving back in after college.e. fina