house and senate with bipartisan majorities. the states ratification process i can tell you about the one in maryland that i was part of when i was in the house of delegates into state legislature when we ratified the equal rights amendment it was a strong bipartisan support and i am proud of today that i'm joining with senator murkowski for the equal rights amendment to be ratified so this is a bipartisan ueeffort. i hope our colleagues will not filibuster it and i understand the concern. this will be our first vote in the senate on the resolution. the house already passed it into previous congress is and i know our colleagues are watching and i thank them for their leadership in the house. urthis will be the first opportunity in the senate and i'm glad we are having this opportunity. with that i would ask unanimous consent despite the previous order that we could start the food immediately.

activities it was political during the ottoman period , the palestinians had representatives in the house of delegates, which was like the ottoman house of representatives, quds was the center of political movements, and with the beginning of the british era, the first signs of the palestinian national movement were formed, which wanted independence, the first arab palestinian conference in the year 1919, the introduction of this sentence, the network of representatives of islamic and christian groups in jerusalem formed it in order to integrate these groups into one group , to determine the national struggle movement in the general political framework, and to advertise abroad for it, the second factor is everyone. a large number of economic elites joined the palestinian political movement, most of those businessmen played a role in the esteghlal party and the party and parties close to hosseini's family because there were good economic conditions and the people were able to do much more . a conference was held from the provider of religion, which has not been held in the 21st century. there is no bas

house and senate by bipartisan majorities. the states ratification process i can tell you about the one in maryland that i was part of what i was in the house of delegates in the statete legislature will meet ratified equal rights amendment strong bipartisan support. i'm proud today that i'm going to center murkowski for the need for the equal rights amendment to be ratified. this is a bipartisan effort i hope our college will not filibuster. i understand concerned this will be our first boat in the senate on the resolution the house is already passed into previous congressesol note collects are watching and i thank them for their leadership in the house for this to be our first opportunity in the senate and let her have with that mr. president of s consent despite the previous order some concerns about immediately. ♪ c-span "washington journal" every date were taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning nebraska republican congressman talks about the stalemate over raising the debt limit and other congressional news the day we will continue the conversation the debt c

the islamic revolution. economic chief the president gave the minister of housing a mandate to the members of the government delegation mr. raisi in the meeting of the government delegation to the minister of housing, considering the approach of the relocation season, it is necessary to take measures to provide the housing needed by the tenants. coordinate and manage with this market . the president also asked the country's economic information and publicity headquarters to prevent the spread of news in the economic field by explaining in detail the decisions of the government and the economic coordination council of the heads of state. widespread people in appreciated the quds day march and considered it a sign of national solidarity in support of the palestinian people. the president also appreciated the successful holding of the international holy quran and called for the implementation of comprehensive and effective programs aimed at promoting the quranic culture . he announced the participation of 113,000 supporters in the ikram orphans and mohsenin project in the holy month of ramadan and said that he has sent o

but, and then the premises were used as a regional house of culture. 4 years ago, a delegation of ultra-orthodoxfrom the usa, israel , ukraine, belarus, mexico, arrived in the cage and you again passed a shortened sentry. torah lesson, locals do not lose hope , representatives of the jewish community will buy the building and create their own museum there. and further in our tourist itinerary, an object to which excursion groups lead a monument in the art nouveau style with neo-gothic elements. for the development of the social infrastructure of the city, thanks to the richest princely family, the buildings of the old greek hospital were more built of red stone, with sponsorship of hardilo, the hospital was in working order until 1917, then due to lack of funding for several years closed during the occupation. the building housed the klet technical school. after the war, the students became crowded within the walls of the city elementary school, and then the authorities turned the hospital building into a school . later, these properties were transferred to the housing and communal services, whi

i did it backwards, i got elected to the virginia house of delegates and then got married and had kidsthey are used to their mom being in public service. i think they are very excited about me being in the u.s. capital and they want to spend their spring break in d.c.. they are excited and proud but to them, i'm just mom and they make sure i stay humble. host: reflect on your first 100 days. what has it been like? guest: it's been a whirlwind but it's also been a joy. i set on the armed services committee and just sitting in that room sometimes i reflect on how my moms and others all served during world war ii but they were cooks because they weren't allowed to be anything else. to sit in that room and make sure all of our servicemen and women have what they need not only to keep us safe but have a good quality of life including my niece and her husband, it's an incredible honor to work with and call colleagues and friends, people i have followed and watched on television for a long time is really exciting. host: who or what shape you as a democrat? guest: my parents, i grew up listeni

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of the bargain shocked the social justice minded students. >> just learning that there was a right for getting the delegate seated in the house of representatives>> reporter: the students also learned that tihi, a cherokee and lawyer who served on president barack obama's administration, was chosen by the tribe in 2019 to be their delegate. all that remained was to get congress to act and finally seat her. >> it would give some small measure of justice for those who lost their life on the trail of tears during that force removal. >> and we really came together and decided that we wanted to enhance this, blow this up, and put it up on our school. >> reporter: they contacted tihi and began a campaign to support her efforts. they stayed after school and met on weekends to create the art and consulted with other members of the tribe to keep it culturally relevant. >> i'm incredibly happy with the way it came out. i think art is a big part of my life. >> reporter: the students have also organized a mail-in campaign asking local members of congress to push for action. as a delegate, teehee will be allowed to speak on the house floor for her people. >

but, and then the premises were used as a regional house of culture on the site, a delegation of ultra-orthodoxhe usa israel ukraine belarus mexico arrived in the cage and its embroidery again passed, a shortened sentry. torah lesson, locals do not lose hope , representatives of the jewish community will buy the building and create their own museum there. and further in our tourist itinerary, an object to which excursion groups lead a monument in the art nouveau style with elements. the social infrastructure of the city, thanks to the richest princely family in a cage during the russo-japanese war, this hospital appeared at that time at the same time several dozen patients could be accommodated in it . under the sponsorship of wojcieharadywill, the hospital was in working condition until 1917, then due to lack of funding for several years it was closed during the occupation. the building housed the klet technical school. after the war, the students became crowded within the walls of the city elementary school, and then the authorities turned into a hospital building into a school; later, these

there are, of course, here there are also thick magazines of the publishing house, each of which each of which is delegatedtheir representatives to this list in one word of intrigue. how many i'm sure, uh, that the eighteenth season of the national literature award is a big book, which is now in full swing, and has already taken place and will be one of the most interesting. the parliaments of russia and mozambique can make a great contribution to strengthening economic relations between the two countries. for this, it is necessary to create a special commission , vyacheslav volodin said this today at a meeting with his colleague from the republic of mozambique. 20% will appreciate your support. e of our united nations initiatives and therefore it will be right to use it more effectively. uh, the parliamentary dimension to achieve the goals and objectives that our strange people face in terms of advancing the position and developing cooperation is an annoyance, reliably, and russia's partners on the african continent, locked up there. we believe that relations between mozambique and russia should be consta

of the government delegation mr. raisi, in the meeting of the government delegation , instructed the minister of housing to take the necessary measures to provide the housing needed by the tenants due to the nearness of the moving season. to coordinate and manage the performance of all the sectors related to this market, the president also asked the country's economic information and publicity headquarters to explain the decisions of the government and the economic coordination council of the heads of the powers to prevent the spread of news in the economic field, mr. raisi in another part of the meeting. the government delegation appreciated the large participation of people in the quds day march and considered it a sign of national solidarity in support of the palestinian people. the president also appreciated the successful holding of the international holy quran exhibition and called for the implementation of comprehensive and effective programs with the aim of promoting quranic culture. in sunday's meeting, the mps left the maximum reward for corruption reporters . the mps also specified the conditions for holding mid-t

of the deal shocked the social justice minded students. >> just learning that there was a right that the cherokee had for getting a delegate seated in the houserepresentatives, and even 200 years later the right hadn't been acted upon. >> reporter: the students learned that a cherokee lawyer that served in president barack obama's administration was chosen by the tribe in 2019 to be there delegate, all that remained was to get congress to act and finally seat her. >> it would give a small measure of justice for those who lost their life on the trail of tears during that forced removal. >> and we really came together and decided that we wanted to enhance this and put it up on our school. >> reporter: they contacted and began a campaign to support efforts. they said after school and met on weekends to create art and consulted with other members of the tribe to keep it culturally relevant. >> i'm incredibly happy with the way it came out. i think art is part of my life and i love social justice because i'm able to use it to facilitate some sort of change. >> reporter: the students organize a mailing campaign asking local members of congress to p

year, the members of the government delegation answered the questions of the journalists, from the denial of the news of the increase in the price of gasoline to the workers' right to housing. the main points of these talks were that today, the oil minister was the first person who rushed to the journalists, the government delegation should read a denial, it is the job of the oil ministry and governments that don't listen to people's complaints , he also unveiled a new achievement of the government in the gas sector. and three tenths of a billion dollars of this project is ready the operation of the first gas collection complex in mashhad or burning gas in the west of karun has become an added value for the supply of petrochemical industries in bandar imam and the sixth natural gas. in fact, in the national network of the program and budget organization, he also used the presence of journalists to report on the performance of the budget. the government should present last year, for example, we had 97% realization of resources, that is, maybe after the revolution , it is one of the rare years that our resources and expenses are exactly overlapping, without becoming independ

of the deal shocked the social justice minded students. >> just learning that there was a right that the cherokee had for getting a delegate seat in the house of representatives, and even 200 years later, that wasn't acted upon. >> reporter: the students also learned that a cherokee lawyer who served in president barack obama's administration was chosen by the tribe in 2019 to be the delegate, although all that remained was to get congress to act. >> with some small measure of justice for those who lost their lives on the trail of tears during that forced removal. >> we came together and decided that we wanted to blow this up and put it up on our school. >> reporter: they began a campaign to support her efforts. they stayed after school and met on the weekends to create the art and consulted with other members of the tribe to keep it culturally relevant. >> i'm incredibly happy with the way it came out. i think art is a big part of my life and i love social justice because i'm able to use it to facilitate social change. >> reporter: the students organized a campaign asking local members of congress to push for action. if and when that happe

including the supply of arms, the white house said that the visit of the taiwanese delegation was oflusively private nature, but in beijing, similar meetings and conversations were called violation of the one china principle a. the ministry of defense for the first time took the aircraft carrier shoindong out of the south china sea and sent it to the shores of taiwan. the president of france, who is now in beijing, wants to avoid discussing the problem of taiwan in every possible way at the elysee palace, stressed that this topic is macron. the french leader will not raise himself the leader hopes to persuade the chinese leadership to cooperate to resolve the ukrainian conflict, of course, on western terms in negotiations with the prime minister, the state advised the person on macron said he was glad to have the opportunity to discuss this problem, and at today's meeting and all day long, as the french press writes , the macron wants to convince the prc chairman to join initiatives that are useful to the kiev regime. to other topics in the volgograd region, the population of pheasan

including the supply of weapons, the white house said that the visit of the taiwanese delegation wasrivate, but in beijing such meetings and conversations were called a violation of the principle of one china a. defense ministry withdraws aircraft carrier for the first time absolutely boom from the south china sea and sent it to the shores of taiwan, the president of france, who is in beijing, wants to avoid discussing the problem of taiwan at a meeting with macron denping, immediately spoke in the ukrainian crisis and the need to put pressure on russia, the president of china in response , he recalled the principle of multipolarity, on the basis of which it is possible to overcome differences and ensure stability in the world in the next hour of negotiations with the president of the european commission. ursula fondlein central. topic to be discussed will be proposed by beijing a plan for a peaceful settlement in ukraine they stand guard over the safety of citizens and investigate as soon as possible the vast majority of all crimes over 400 thousand violations of the law per year re

of the house before. congressional delegations have been travelling to china for decades. one of my first trips was a congressional staffer over 20 plus years ago. none of this is unusual, this is all about the chinese bluster, domestic politics back in china and the ratcheting up of tensions across the taiwan strait. >> neil: i'm wondering what happens now. there's not a lot of margin for things that could go very wrong as you know, secretary. these additional battleship, whatever you want to call them surrounding taiwan now from china, it is promised that it would seize and board any taiwanese vessel it deems to be acting suspiciously. that is a recipe for trouble right there. >> yeah, it's an illegal act to begin with. the taiwan strait is an international waterway, this is another example of china trying to flatten rules and names. and they're doing it with president macron of france is there and the president of the e.u. commission. they're flighting the rules in front of the europeans. we need the europeans on our team in terms of pushing back against chinese bad beha

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trump made with a loud statement after the removal of the arrest, the white house is justified by its crowns? first lady of zimbabwe in belarus delegations from africa get acquainted with our achievements and opportunities in the health care system live frank dialogue with young people interested audience at bntu the president of belarus on a working visit to russia, aircraft number one landed in moscow in the afternoon, tomorrow a meeting of the supreme state council of belarus and russia will take place here. participants will consider the implementation of the main provisions of the agreement on the creation of a union state . will also sum up and discuss joint work for the coming period, a separate bilateral meeting between alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin's leaders. among. meanwhile , the international situation and measures to ensure the security of the two countries are all the details in the panorama. experience in the production of cutting household appliances will take, the kaluga region today in the city a delegation from russia arrived tsilya to strengthen existing ones to establish new business contacts. today, the br

china doings after the meetings by congressional delegation on taiwan and also taiwanese president coming here meeting with the u.s. speaker of the houseul who led that delegation and back from that trip. welcome. how -- obviously, you leave and this all transpired over the past two days. your reaction to what china is doing there and how tense it really is on the ground. >> it's intimidation tactic. it was a response to president tsai's trip to the united states. meeting with speaker mccarthy then the delegation i led. we met with president tsai and once macron left beijing is when the build up started around the island. actually, you had 10 warships from china and about 40 up to 70 sorties, 70 chinese fighter aircraft as we departed the island. they were actually surrounding the island at that time you know, one of the larger provocations they have done but also sort of a sinner ratling kind of bully system if you will against taiwan. >> bret: what is the, feeling about that. bloomberg has this quote from the taiwanese foreign minister. i wouldn't count on the partners in this area to defend taiwan, he said. i need to make it very cl

on behalf of the house democratic caucus, we offered our continued partnership and cooperation as we seek to grow our economic ties. speaker mccarthy, on behalf of this bipartisan delegationed behind us, i want to thank you for facilitating this meeting and fostering this bipartisan engagement. in matters of foreign policy is the speaker mentioned, it's important for us to set aside partisanship and work together to promote the common interests in the interests of the free world. in the 40 years since the taiwan relations act as hassed, the partnership between the united states and taiwan has been shared. i told the presidents the house will never abandon this relationship and will work hard and glove with the biden administration because we understand the vital role that taiwan plays in the region. we welcome competition with the people's republic of china but don't see conflict. the work we do in congress will seek to promote the safety and security of the indopacific region while protecting american interests in the interests of our allies and partners. we look forward to this meeting and more meetings like this in the future in the continued cooperation together. i wa

a bipartisan group of house lawmakers touching down in taiwan overnight. >> steve: the delegation of publicans arriving just hours after house speaker kevin mccarthy met with taiwan's president. >> brian: met with the taiwanese leader next week along with two of other colleagues senator joni ernst of iowa. i love the message personally we are sending in taiwan and here at home. we don't get much from the administration. is that smart? are they playing it coy because the administration is not really even acknowledging this. >> well, they are playing it coy, brian. it was important for our bipartisan group of senators to meet with president tsai when she was in new york city. we had speaker mccarthy meet with her when she was in california. it's important that we show that taiwan is a extremely good partner to the united states. we need to strengthen our trade. we need to make sure military transfers are going through as quickly as possible. and we need to assist with training. the taiwan military. all of those things were discussed in our meeting in new york city. >> ainsley: it's grea

delegation of u.s. lawmakers is now in taiwan, one day after the country's president met with house speaker kevin mccarthy a large bipartisan delegation in california the spokesperson for china's foreign ministry condemned the mccarthy meeting, saying that the taiwan question is the first, quote, insurmountable red line in china/u.s. relations though neither of the congressional groups are advocating independence for taiwan speaker mccarthy is the highest ranking u.s. official to meet with taiwan's president on american soil. he spoke with my colleague andrea mitchell about what congress can do to support taiwan >> what can we do now as policymakers to make that world better speed up arms sales to taiwan, foster greater economy, via technology, medicines and others, and foster that bond for democracy and freedom. >> joining us now nbc's andrea mitchell in los angeles this morning, and nbc's courtney kube live from taipei andrea, another fantastic interview, like all of them that you do do you make china's response, do you make sense of china's response to the meeting with mccarthy and those other bipartis

the work of the un and immediately issue visas to ensure the arrival of the russian delegation, the diplomat emphasized the white house openly violates international obligations. intercontinental ballistic missile experts say the projectile could be new previously untested, like it fell in the neutral waters of the sea of ​​​​japan. these tests caused panic in japan, the authorities urgently evacuated residents and introduced a state of emergency. rescuers managed to extinguish an open fire at a farmer's market in khimki near moscow . i even had to block traffic. the causes of the incident are now being investigated on the nearby highway. multimodal transport corridor will appear between yakutia and china the russian chinese parties signed memorandum of cooperation, railway routes for the transportation of goods will be adjacent through the amur region . here, a few meters from the rickety buildings , the international railway and waterways will soon cross the opposite bank. amur is already china the state border runs right along the fairway of the river from coast to coast just over 300 m, a new transport corridor th

on legislation of the house of representatives of the national assembly svetlana lyubetskaya , according to the constitution, the law on the supreme people's council, the delegatesill work on a voluntary basis, that is, without pay, but on a professional basis, the presidium will have to work and will elect it. at the first meeting, key decisions for the country will be made by people who will then be relied upon by government agencies. an important novelty and an important component of the activity of the belarusian people's assembly is the participation of representatives from civil society in it. it is no coincidence that within a year after constitutional referendum, as part of a plan to bring legislation in line with the decisions taken, not only the law on the belarusian people's assembly was developed. but this is a whole system of legislation, which today will be the legal basis for work. e vns. not entitled to replace other state disputes as perform their functions or interfere with the work. the first meeting of the plant next spring full version of the interview. see the radio company on the belle website also on the youtube channel belarus 1. will no

of delegation for washington. but by the chairman of the house, foreign affairs committee is there to discuss. weapons supplies it. israel one person's been killed at at least 5 injured in a car running in tel aviv police, or the attacker was a palestinian israeli, who was shot and killed at the scene of corresponded him wrong. com has bought from ramallah some 96 people have been killed. 93 of those here in the occupied westbank but it's the injuries. now there was another israeli raid at last night in, but kenya jeanine at where 2 palestinians were injured. the actual number of injuries is astounding. its $2560.00, since the year began. it's april the 8th. and that really is something now that the palestinians are concerned with the trauma. awe of those who have survived those israeli raids are the types of injuries we're seeing from live bullets being used live ammunition am and from people who were just caught in the crossway. that's becoming increasingly more important for mental health for medical health professionals here in the occupied west by the u. s. vice president cobbler harris has met 2 democrats wh

of lawmakers landing in taiwan overnight. house foreign affairs chairperson, chairman michael mccaul leading the u.s. delegation>> ainsley: just hours after the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy meets with the taiwanese president in california at the reagan library. the visit getting under the skin of china. >> steve: boy, did it. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington. good morning. the chinese embassy there in washington sent out a four-page email the other day and said, hey, united states, don't meet with her. don't meet with her. we met with her. >> i will sum it up briefly they called it a grave mistake, steve. a bipartisan delegation has just arrived in taiwan, the island china considers to be a renegade province. here is the republican chairman of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul leading the visit. >> we are not going to let this intimidation get to us. we all received sort of threatening texts. there was talk about a chinese it in the air. that is really intimidation saber ratling. i think the meeting we are going to have here are going to be very important in terms of the le

of the deal shocked the social justice minded students. >> just learning there was a writer getting a delegate seated in the house of representatives, and0 years later, that had not been acted upon. >> reporter: they also learned that kimberly teehee, a turkey and lawyer who served the barack obama administration, was chosen in 2019 to be the delegate for the tribe. all that remained was to get congress to act. >> it would give some small measure of justice for those who lost their lives on the trail of tears during the forced removal. >> we came together and decided we wanted to put this up on her school. >> reporter: they contacted kimberly teehee and began a campaign to support her efforts. they met on weekends to create the art and consulted with members of the crime try to keep it culturally relevant. >> art is a big part of my life. i love social justice, because i can use it to facilitate some sort of social change. >> reporter: they also organized a mailing campaign, asking local members of congress to push for action. if and when that happens, kimberly teehee won't be a voting member of congress, but is a delegate, she could si

you, chair melgar. >> i know it come as no surprise to mayor's office of housing that i have historically been red ready to delegate 9.118 authority from the board of supervisors in the charter. but voted do so from time to time. and have been reluctant over the last half a dozeng years to delegate this to ocd because the universe seemed to be known and over time they have brought these lease amendments. i'm not interested in making life more difficult or time consuming. and so it is not a, no, but here other 14 projects and like why don't you batch up the 14 and bring them to xus be done with temperature and then you have really much more public transparency. and if anybody thinks something is goofy or somebody's got a complaint or comment, they air it which is less true in other forea. and the one that gets me a bit of pause is around those leases that unlike previous once approved by the board. were asigned at the dissolution of redevelopment which has never seen or approved by board of supervisors. the subcategory, b on or -- yea. 23.42b1b. also i have questions b. >> yea. these are -- supervisor peskin, those

of friendship between the 2 countries. and this alliance could not have been better underscored then by the lavish dinner, the white house, through for the visiting delegation with president young, taking the stage and surprising guests with a performance of the classic hit song. american pie. yes, when i was in going to school, it was one of my favorite song. well, we weren't here. you sing it. oh, good news. with good for one more. susie. the movie. oh. well to see how that moment and, and use have been received in south korea, we have do young kim joining us from sole she is an adjunct senior fellow at the center for a new american security. do young president young's ratings back home? haven't been great, but he seems to have one over the americans. oh, clearly he's one over the americans. i think that song, especially the choice of that song, reportedly being one of his favorite. i think that many koreans would scratch their heads and wonder why, even though i personally think is a great song. well pivoting to the more serious matter of nuclear deterrence, when i was based in asian reporting from sole, one of the issues that always came up was that man

house speaker kevin mccarthy and a bipartisa delegation of lawmakers. >> the friendship between two peoplean and america is of profound importance to the free world, and its critical to maintain economic freedom, peace, and regional stability. it we will honor our obligations and to reiterate our commitment to our shared values behind which all americans are united. >> i want to thank speaker mccarthy for his warm hospitality and for his invitation to bipartisan congressional leaders who have taken time out of their busy schedules to join us today. their presence and a wavering support reassures the people of taiwan that we are not [indisrnible] anchor: the taiwanese president is the first to meet with a house speaker on u.s. soil, and it is part of the president's american tour. last week she flew to a dinner with a private think tank. at the time she had also quietly met with three u.s. senators there. dan sullivan of alaska and joni ernst of iowa as well as democratic senator mark kelly of arizona. she then made her way to central america for official visits to guatemala and belize, two

your cnbc news update at this hour one day after house speaker kevin mccarthy met with the country's president in california of taiwan, a u.s. delegationlawmakers visiting taiwan today led by house foreign affairs committee chairman, michael mccaul the group will meet officials amid growing tensions between washington and beijing representative mccaul says they hope to harden taiwan from the chinese mainland. >>> the foreign minimum centers of saudi arabia and iran meeting for the first time in seven years. it follows a landmark agreement between the two nations to re-establish diplomatic relations under the mediation of china. iran and saudi arabia are planning to reopen embassies and diplomatic missions with each other. >>> and back in the u.s. democrat robert f. kennedy jr. is challenging joe biden for the democratic nomination in 2024 for the presidential election. the anti-vaccine activist and a member of one of america's most famous political families filed a statement of candidacy on wednesday. he is the nephew of robert -- the late robert jfk, president >> thank you >>> after the break, is costco the canary in the coal mine? fo

you write of a scene that happened at the white house in december of 1919 with a congressional delegationing to see what the real state is with woodrow wilson. could you tell me that story? rebecca: it is a crazy scene. this is december, 1919, two months after the president's stroke. in two months, the whole cabinet hasn't seen him. part, members of his cabinet were on team wilson. they wanted to maintain this fiction he was running the country. so they didn't ask a lot of questions. but, secretary of state robert lansing was very frustrated. there was a tense situation in mexico, but it resulted in robert lansing testifying to the senate foreign relations committee that he hadn't seen the president. that led the republicans on the committee to say, let's go check it out. let's see why he is not meeting with everybody. they pretended it was about the situation, but everyone knew it was a chance to really assess. edith wilson and dr. carrie grayson, they had to say yes. they couldn't flinch. they set up this scene where they basically prop the president up, they took a blanket and put it o

indeed we were seeing joe biden greeting the south korean head of state and the south korean delegation on the self lot of the white house. kimberly thank you. still ahead on now says 0 fear is grow about the health of us lender 1st republic and investors appear to lose trust in the struggling bank. a japanese attempt to make the 1st private moon landing fails, but both private and state operators are planning new missions. ah ah. while our next weather maker is moving in so pockets dawn, hi everyone. we call this a westerly disturbance because it is coming in from the west anywhere from same province through to the capital territory in punjab as well. likely to see some severe thunderstorms here drop hail and that can certainly flattened the crops. we've seen this in the northwest of india is while we're storms are once again flaring up, more so toward the south. but look at this brisk when we have off the re be and see it's going to lift the sand in. does in rochester state, for example, on thursday as we hit toward indo china, thunderstorms, really the name of the game here. so that's breaking the heat in bangkok. fin

the work of the un and immediately issue visas to ensure the arrival of the russian the diplomat's delegation stressed the white house is openly violating international obligations. north korea launched supposedly an intercontinental ballistic missile, experts say the projectile could be new, previously unused , it fell in the neutral waters of the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bjapan. these tests caused a panic in japan authorities. hokkaido urgently carried out an evacuation and declared a state of emergency. rescuers managed to extinguish an open fire at a farmers' market in khimki near moscow. the fire was a strong flame quickly engulfed a wooden building. i even had to block traffic on the nearby highway. now they are investigating and now the weather in the european part of russia will become sharply colder in the coming days, according to weather forecasters in moscow, the temperature may even go into minus when the arctic invasion reaches the capital. and how long the weapons will be preserved will be told by yevgeny tishkovets. the european part of russia has warmed up and that's enough, and the urals are preparing fo

republican primary voters, and it is clear as day in and nort spence as well 50% of florida's republica house delegationlready endorsed trump that is even before rhonda scent this has officiall announced his campaign let me go back to my point her about the little things for moment it's not just electe republicans are not backin desantis, it's why those republicans are not backin him. here is a former republica congressman described desantis just this week i sat right next to desantis for two years on the foreign affairs committee, and he neve said a single word to me i was new to congress, and h did not introduce them suffe even say hello congressman steube told th hill this week that after he was hospitalized for falling off a ladder, rhonda scent thi never bothered to call him donald trump has a knack for taking down his opponents, but the hits rhonda scent this i this week were actually's ow doing. there are not just coming from trump. his own people, republicans, including many republicans i his state seem to believ desantis is missing something, that he's not ready fo primetime. maybe former congr

of art will be waiting for you with each new exhibition. nowadays, the ukrainian house is not only a cultural center of the capital. reception of international delegations, conferences of politicians, created their own cinema halls, increased the number of exhibition zones and the number of cultural and educational online projects, air defense, tanks, ammunition - these are the main results of the meeting of the 11th contact group on the defense of ukraine, known as the rammstein format, ukraine now most needs to strengthen its defense against russian aircraft and cruise missiles, and more than 50 delegations of rammstein participants agreed that additional air defense complexes and ammunition for them are the number one priority in the near future the chairman of the conference, the us minister of defense loytosin, emphasized the progress of providing ukraine with modern western tanks , yes, in the coming weeks, the us will transfer abrams tanks to germany, the ukrainian crew will begin training on them, and poland will create a maintenance center for leopard tanks . a large range of ammunition , including rockets for himers, shells for howitzers , air

today a bipartisan delegation of house of representatives met in stockholm to show support for sweden's pad to join the alliance as well. the u. s is supporting the application but objections from nato members hungary and turkey have delayed sweden's approval process. i think it's good for us over sweden security that finland is joining nato. we started this process, hand in hand, and it's no secret that we would like to have concluded it and in hand, we just want to urge turkey to ratify sweden's application into nato and then completely confident then it in sweden will be accepted as an ally to for the rest of the nation's, although sweden has avoided military alliances for over 200 years, the country now says it wants to become a nato member soon as possible and will do whatever it can to join. leaders of state environmental agencies across the country gathered recently to talk about ways to improve human health and the environment. the annual spring meeting of the environmental council of the states was held in washington, d. c california, epa secretary ana garcia attended and share

of defiance. so we heard from members o that delegation before the took off from taipei late this afternoon, specificall chairman of the house foreig affairs committee, mike mccaul who led the delegation here he said that the u.s. and taiwan will continue to stan as a united front, despite these chinese military drills. in addition to those aircrafts that you mentioned, alex, whic is about 71 according to taiwanese government officials that cross this median line so that that line that define where china airspace and taiwa airspace meet. in addition to that, according to taiwanese officials, ther are nine chinese ships are now surrounding the island almos simulating a naval blocking, which is an extremel provocative act. the that earlier today wit taiwanese presidents who i freshly back from her trip fro the u.s., two of the message we heard from them was tha they're gonna continue t deliver weapons to taiwan an that they're going to try to d more training of the taiwanese military here's what we heard fro congresswoman mcconnell abou that earlier today >> as the house foreign affair committee chairman, i signed off on all f

of hungary, that she discussed cooperation in the agricultural sector at our house, and tomorrow the intergovernmental commission of belarus will be held hungary for economic cooperation also in the program of our delegationticipation in the belarusian hungarian business forum, it will bring together representatives of several dozen companies, departments and financial institutions. memorial gates of memory in trostenets laid fresh flowers death camp, one of the largest in europe for years. its existence, the nazis took the lives of over 26.5 thousand civilians, prisoners of war from all over the ussr and jews, citizens of poland, germany, austria and observing the situation in the world. they say europe has forgotten who freed them from fascism i must say that they do not admire the ukrainian nationalists. here is stepan bandera and half a year, which nu actually obeyed on the side. fascists who remind the memory that we do not make the same mistakes and that we have a peaceful sky above our heads. during the great patriotic war , more than 250 places of mass detention and extermination of people operated in belarus. 78 years ago , a concentration camp was liberated, buchenwald, the largest nazi death fa

meeting between members of the united states house of representatives, led by speaker kevin mccarthy and tsai wen, the president of taiwan and her delegation. today's engagements are a wonderful example of how president reagan's vision for this library is being fulfilled. ronald reagan believed passionately in freedom and democracy, not simply for americans but for all people around the globe. before becoming president, he traveled to taiwan on two occasions and it was president reagan's administration in 1982 that developed what became known as the six assurances a framework that to this day forms a key part of the foundation of how relations between the united states and taiwan are conducted. we are deeply honored and grateful that speaker mccarthy brought today's bipartisan meeting to the reagan library. the speaker's district is not that far from us here in simi valley. and he has consistently taken the time to support what we do here from participating in our reagan national defense forum also giving keynote remarks as part of our center for public affairs programming. of significant note in 2021 speaker mccarthy tweeted and i quote,

orsha economic forum is a significant event of the russian belarusian border area recently there was a delegation that opened a trading houseg plans in the smolensk region, which plans to sell goods throughout russia through the territory of smolensk through 100 legal entities, which is open in the smolensk region in the ice arena. a universal exhibition fair has unfolded, products are presented, fifty enterprises of the union state are having a tasting. food products export position of belarus and the orsha region in particular so in russia they are well aware of the products manufactured in orsha, the forum participants were personally convinced of the brand made in belarus based on high production technologies , the contact of a person with the product is minimized , which guarantees the quality of safety in the products. also membrane installation. here is the new look. we have feta tender bronze, tender, thickening, protein concentration is going on. milk to get the product, the eleventh international economic forum in orsha will last 4 days, the program also includes workshops for representatives of business circles,