massive aerial assault on ukraine. rocket said several cities across the country, including the capital t, hold on a dozen people, a dead silence continued to ring out. and then you, when one's a 150000 people in guns, i have no way to go as well as intensifying it. red ground. defensive keeps driving desperate families to the south of this trip. but no way in gaza is said to be, say, the i've been fooling woke up at least 18 people have been killed in many more in j, march. ukrainian officials say is the biggest russian air results since the start of the pool. the government says more than 150000 drawn strong cities nationwide heating binary infrastructure, industry, and military facilities inflicting widespread damage. a desperate attempt to find some vises tombstone do happen to find a russian attack in property. sure. just one of many in work you clean scrolling the biggest data store since the beginning of the one bit devastating this on this we are in the southern city of for desa motor homes destroyed production selling and in the eastern city of the pro, strikes, skimmed and wound

it is a teacher with a capital t, a loving one, who knows his job - this is a key figure for society,these brighter projects that we can present today is the children of heroes. we paid special attention to children whose parents today, fathers today , carry out tasks, namely by participating in a special military operation, aimed at not leaving children alone in a difficult situation, precisely through monitoring, and the most important task is on time. palace, where ready-made proposals will be presented to the president. natalya solavyova, vladimir shabalen, andrey melnikov and diana devyatkova, lead. now a short advertisement, next let's continue, stay with us. it is getting better and better, up to 16% per annum on deposits , the best interest rate in savings. deposit with a favorable rate. complete it. literally with one button in the mobile application in sberbank with prime , it’s more profitable at tasty point scandinavia, scandinavian burger with cheese cutlet, cheese rings, warming punch , scandinavian style, delicious point, the 2 billion draw from the russian lotto is alr

a look now at some of the other stories making news, stalins of mona's, if gathering around this capital t a bond for the funeral of one of the country's top generals, i had lost people salvi, iran says he was killed in an easy way of the strike on the syrian capital damascus on monday, as well as not commented directly on the strength, but a run has found revenge. the us government has approved what could be its final package of military a to ukraine. the latest deal was up to $250000000.00 comes as boring ukraine approaches. it's 2nd down of us re present intro bite and has made supporting ukraine against. thank you. russia, a key priority. the republicans in congress have so far, refused to authorize more funded by johnson. now to mexico city way you ways and mexican officials have been meeting the high level talks of migration. this is washington tries to reduce the number of regular microns crossing the southern border. us secretary of state entity blinking met with mexico's president on today's manuel lopez will per door with an eye to the limiting uncontrolled migration into the wid

it is a teacher, with a capital t, who is loving, who knows his job - this is a key figure for society the real future of the country depends on him, but no less now depends on professional mentors who can and should, among other things, give those most important moral guidelines. i talked about this today. once again we saw this movie, we once again must clearly understand that the theme is a mentor, a mentor in order for the country to develop, so that the children have the right things. meetings, not just an exchange of opinions, but also the formation of specific proposals, one of them is now implemented in kabordino balkaria. one of these brighter projects that we can present today is the children of heroes; we paid special attention to the children whose parents are today. fathers today carry out tasks, namely by participating in a special military operation, aimed at not leaving their children alone in a difficult situation, precisely through monitoring, and the most important task is to provide them with timely help, psychological assistance, precisely to navigate the situation

mentoring so that the regions can support those who are ready to teach young people. teacher with a capital tknows her well, of course, is now becoming a key figure, but no less important is a professional mentor, a person who is responsible for, including not only instruction, but important moral guidelines, this is especially important now, the governor spoke about this murmansk region andrey chibis in particular in quality. an example was given by one sensational series, everyone knows the sensational series of the boy’s words, in this context, remembering those years, remembering those years that the country experienced and the reality that was, which we once again we saw this movie as part of this, we once again must clearly understand that the theme is a mentor, a mentor in order for the country to develop, so that the children have the right things. in particular, the head of kabradin balkaria spoke today about how children of participants in a special military operation are helped. one of these brighter projects that we can present today is the children of heroes. we paid special atte

but i see two different sides of life, really, that there is truth with a capital t, and what do i meany that? i mean that christ died to save us and that he rose on the third day, and that the resurrection is a fact. and as saint paul says, without the resurrection, all we're doing is in vain. and that everything about that. and about faith flows from that. and therefore i am very happy to accept, once you've accepted the miracle of the resurrection, then it's easy to accept the other miracles that have taken place. and it's easy to accept the teaching of the church. there's then politics, and politics is a matter of contention , and there isn't contention, and there isn't truth with a capital t, there is my opinion . there's your my opinion. there's your opinion. well, our opinions often coincide , but there are often coincide, but there are varieties of opinion , and i varieties of opinion, and i can't say that i'm absolutely right on any political aspect in the same way as i can say. well, there is this great truth. and so when you're thinking about should petrol engines be banned i

of the christmas holidays. air travel has also been effected to the war and ukraine now and the capital t. you've came under a mass russian drone attack overnight. several residential neighborhoods were targeted in the rate 2 people were injured and the apartment buildings were damaged, therefore said and shot down $24.00 out of 20 a drones. if the 6 onslaught of this kind on the ukrainian capital this month alone, russia has stepped up its use of uncouth aircraft against civilian areas as you creams, army has prevented russia from making significant territorial gains on the front lines. dw correspondent, i'm in east of sat down with you, cranium soldiers and medics on leave. and keith, to talk about what their service means for them and for their country. every was disappointed, but without success. where a lot. but in the edits around in the files, it gains a huge army against me, who is they have for chemical nuclear weapon. it's not disappointing. the, i'll tell you why we were, we were simply, we were defending a strategic points in of, of your trends defense. we have massive salary

massive aerial assault on ukraine. rock and said several cities across the country, including the capital t, hold on a dozen people of dead silence continued to ring out. and then you, when one's a 150000 people in guns that have no way to go. as well as intensifying it red ground, defensive keeps driving desperate families itself with this trip. but no way in gaza is said to be say, the.

in, i mean, well actually i'm going over there cuz each to a bought a new agent with their closet capital t. that the way in which you look on the game putting down. i need to introduce that to me. you know, just sort of shirts that that was the most space, not the coverage that i watched him, but i still watch telling me to ask more of their stuff. that's a split thing. who we use motor, simple because she'd love your most little shaky. when you put the plumber on, what was hands in a town was doing and to send the bramblewood say, if i should say it is personal i'm what was it, a city is a, a sort of same goose and what vehicle you need to put them. sybil, i get it will store that when you talk silver. um let some of sort of those know bleeds. couple in board of this to them collaborative. so because that will just go with while i finish this plan with also someone loves the phone, you have to save it from a guy session. and so as i thought she was like it was, and when you go in and maybe that's the problem and you don't need to, as i need the soonest. the 4th, it's by, it's almost today

it put one big hedge fund out of business, melvin capital t crush ad lost others but you could sigh thatensler wants to make things more trains parent causing more short squeezes people who short certain stocks have to announce that to the markets? >> it will be announced more grand youly. you have to announce it anyway. you will find it from the fund not just the broker-dealer. make sure i read this right, the person actually doing the borrowing you have to disclose aspects who you borrowed with, all of that, you can identify this stuff really granularly. he is throwing a bone to the meme stock community. even though the meme stock community got crushed, crushed by their owner rational exuberance but, he is throwing a bone to elizabeth warren, who is essentially his boss, not really biden to be hornet with you. she hates wall street. anything to make wall street less profitable is good for elizabeth warren. anyway that is the story. liz: charlie, thank you. >> i know you're -- what? liz: kyle bass is next. what do you mean what? >> i like kyle. i think he is a nice guy. tell him i said

and i'm seeing the capital t h, bold, underline question. donald trump is, in fact, an insurrectionist, he cannot be on the ballot. they could weigh in on, they continue around the engines, correct? they don't it's not a foregone conclusion that they will give us the ultimate answer, or is? >> no, you're right. sometimes courts look for off-ramps. and don't answer the ultimate question here. there are a number of things. one, this issue as to whether the president is a u.s. officer for purposes of the 14th amendment. i think it's clear the answer is yes. but it's a question of some debate. there's also a question as to whether the provision is self executing or there needs to be some sort of enabling legislation passed by congress. or what finding has to be made to determine that someone is or is not engaged in insurrection. there's a lot of procedural questions that the court could decide on without ever quite addressing the insurrectionist question. >> barb, i think a lot of people heard that across america and just grip the table a little

so i don't think there is a capital t truth because we keep changing and we do this. we do this with books, we do i mean, we look back, we like, oh, now that we have more information. and that's the only way we can forgive our parents. actually, it's only way we can forgive anybody is we gain some knowledge, some wisdom, some perspective. then then we're like, oh, that's that's why. and it's just like reading a book from childhood. i used be obsessed with those ramona quimby books by beverly cleary, because i identify with ramona. and then came the day when i realized i was identifying with her mom, you know, like what happened. and so what happened was i became a mom. i got older. i'm actually not i want to be ramona, but i'm not anymore. and that was really actually. but i think that part probably it's my craft. my dad, if it were a story, if it were a fiction i would make it simpler. i would just have a meeting. you. i don't want to have the messiness of, oh, you know, my niece and nephew were there when we got to the car. we had these logistical issues to get to t

so i don't think there is a capital t truth because we keep changing and we do this. we do this with books, we do i mean, we look back, we like, oh, now that we have more information. and that's the only way we can forgive our parents. actually, it's only way we can forgive anybody is we gain some knowledge, some wisdom, some perspective. then then we're like, oh, that's that's why. and it's just like reading a book from childhood. i used be obsessed with those ramona quimby books by beverly cleary, because i identify with ramona. and then came the day when i realized i was identifying with her mom, you know, like what happened. and so what happened was i became a mom. i got older. i'm actually not i want to be ramona, but i'm not anymore. and that was really actually. but i think that part probably it's my craft. my dad, if it were a story, if it were a fiction i would make it simpler. i would just have a meeting. you. i don't want to have the messiness of, oh, you know, my niece and nephew were there when we got to the car. we had these logistical issues to get to t

so i'm interested in terms of objectivity and the capital t truth. how do you make those judgment calls in a world where trying to be objective as possible because policy that the president or any administration official is going to enact comes with a bunch of context where you choose to draw that line in is subjective. so how do you try to to walk that line in a way that you think you are servicing american people? darlene that's right. now it's my turn it is your turn. i think i would answer that question by. fairness yes. we all realize that we we're all individuals we have feelings, we have thoughts on, subjects ranging from a z. but the i think the important that we all try to do i know i try to do this at ap are history and our reputation based on accuracy and fairness and just also trying really hard not to let your individual feelings about whatever it is that you're writing about kind of bleed its way into a story policy that you're writing about. you want to do your best to explain to people what the policy is how it will affect them if the

so i'm interested in terms of objectivity and the capital t truth. how do you make those judgment calls in a world where trying to be objective as possible because policy that the president or any administration official is going to enact comes with a bunch of context where you choose to draw that line in is subjective. so how do you try to to walk that line in a way that you think you are servicing american people? darlene that's right. now it's my turn it is your turn. i think i would answer that question by. fairness yes. we all realize that we we're all individuals we have feelings, we have thoughts on, subjects ranging from a z. but the i think the important that we all try to do i know i try to do this at ap are history and our reputation based on accuracy and fairness and just also trying really hard not to let your individual feelings about whatever it is that you're writing about kind of bleed its way into a story policy that you're writing about. you want to do your best to explain to people what the policy is how it will affect them if the

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government spending leaving to inflation major issues, and taxes with inflation you have the capital gains t taxing increases soon we'll have expiration of president trump tax cuts, some of them, then we have regulations, got rid of all energy production we had biden took those and regulate the against energy, now we have a real energy problem. the first thing that. there trump did was make ne energy more pro growth, and trade policies there has been no improvement in trade policies. taxes, spending, inflation money, regulations and trade under biden are going wrong direct and under trump went in right direction. larry: biggest crowd pleasure that president trump gets, i think that is uniform, is with when he goes drill, baby, drill. it is interesting to me. >> i love it. larry: you know, i think biden had a lot of economic sins which spending you know is a very bad one. but i think from the stand point of deteriorating economic security at home, and national security abroad, nothing biden has done is quite as bad as the war against fossil fuels. you know what, art, that war against fossil f

thousands of pretest as have been arrested off to classes with ryan police, inserted the as capital build right offices, 5 t gas at the crowd as they attempt to destroy them the city whole day accused the ruling party of rigging the countries elections earlier this month. raleigh's, like this one have become a daily occurrence in belgrade since the countries parliamentary and local elections. on december, the 17th the demonstrators accused president alexander booted and his ruling right wing serbian progressive party of rigging the vote. i yeah, did not. the only thing that the state had to provide you with citizens was do freely elect the ones who will leave the country level as a stall, the elections, multi, multi ball. you guys still not one, but thousands and thousands of both. he's at the glass so by 10 peaches among a handful of opposition leaders on a hunger strike. who said they won't stop until the results are no. riot police moved in after demonstrators tried to storm downgrade city halls. barricading themselves inside the building, while some continued pelting it with stones and eggs. police fire

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very odd thing, putting it in the new context of lgbtq+ the tcu plus and queer theory capital q, capital td? i think it would strike anybody listening or watching this to be odd or then this referral to dbs and for safeguarding could stop you from ever working with children again. i mean, is your view that that's just over the top? it's vindictive. it doesn't really reflect the crime. >> it feels absolutely vindictive because, i say, i vindictive because, as i say, i was reinstated on appeal with all these conditions and then i was made redundant during the covid. and feel that was just covid. and i feel that was just an excuse to get rid of someone who was too religious. be that as it may, i was employed by the school for 18 months after the sermon , and i was fine to work sermon, and i was fine to work with children when the employment tribunal judgement came out, which we lost, and that's under appeal. and everybody was surprised, i think, at the result . but then think, at the result. but then the headteacher decided to refer me to the teaching regulation agency disclosure and barring

the lie from the russian capital, you're watching our t international. i'm rachel ruble with a look at the top news stories from around the world's explosions are heard in the sense of god. so where the situation on the streets is restless to agricultural areas. in the l salaam, neighborhood east of proffer and behind the catch, the neighborhood saw. 5 didn't gate were bond, local reporter homes echelon has the latest on the situation on the ground. we are here standing in front of could we the hospital just now we hear multiple airstrikes and rough city. it was huge explosions. as we've heard from local sources. there's, there's flags far getting off in different areas we keep hearing. also there's a big as you can hear as very intelligent it's very interesting. so we just mentioned many palestinians here, sheltering skin, open areas in the thames, running out from their tents and hiding inside your car's features. it's not safe to say wild goose, massive explosions. property is rails on slot on gaza has spread throughout the region. the north has faced

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capital. welcome to r t international to our top story this hour. at least 4 people have been killed during and all i'm going idea afraid on the westbank city of janine, according to the palestinian officials warning you may find the following images distressing. this on verified footage allegedly from this scene shows the bodies of several men on the broad, the palestinian health ministry sees the victims were killed by a drone strike. other images, circulating online show idea of armored vehicles on the streets is really soldiers have also been seen reading a number of homes since october 700, something killed some more than 3000 others detained by the idea in the west bank or more on verified, studied cheer allegedly showing the aftermath of his release showing engineering according to local media reports. the ongoing idea rate is part of a series of similar operations across the west bank is really troops of allegedly blocked a refugee camp and several hospitals engineering flashes continuing in the area. it's the lead up to stage. the idea of c

capital. this is r t international with the latest and world news today. i'm here, elizabeth, welcome to the program. and we begin with breaking news from the gods of war. at least $109.00 people are dead and dozens more injured following the latest round of idea for tax across gaza, according to palestinian authorities. it's the 1st full on a salt, followed a 7 day truce, as israel now says it has restarted the war of these images show the aftermath of the idea of the bombing of the southern. russ garza, the city of con units, multiple residential buildings, were almost completely destroyed. most of the children were among those injured in the latest attack. they're now being treated at the nozzler complex medical complex locals recalls the terrifying moments of the street. we were to listen to the news when the bowman started home was destroyed. this is the 2nd time we've lost a house to bowman. this is the nature of these. were they all mean? what more can i say? i was asleep when i heard the sound of holding stones after that heard my students voices,

the live from the rest of the capital, you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble, with the top news stories from around the world. hungary has blocked a 50000000000 euros in european a to key of that says the block found itself divided in his decision to open. accession talks with the crane with hungary opposing the move you members suite and claims that this unity sends the wrong signal to care of as a main ally washington. i'm mostly concerned by the fact that if you're, if show signs of division, it's a selling to the us and vice versa. if we want the us to stick to supporting ukraine, europe has to show the american people that we stick out sales to supporting ukraine. on thursday, the european council voted to start accessing talks with ukraine, the hungary, and that prime minister, who has been facing pressure from allies, was the only leader to abstain from the blocks decision or whatever. so i got off with the law goes, congress position is clear, ukraine is not ready to enter into negotiations on you membership. it is a conflict, senseles

capital. you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble with the top news stories from around the world . because really forces have repeatedly hit the southern city of rafa near the egyptian border over the past 24 hours. the heavier side just next to at least $28.00 palestinians, including women and children, were killed in is really a tax on several residential areas. and the city is a rough or, and nearby con eunice is really forces have been intensifying their strikes on southern gaza, even damaging part of a refugee camp and the hospital. and this, despite having previously demanded that palestinians fleet to those areas from the north of the region, crowds of people search to rubble trying to rescue survivors. locals are increasingly desperate as israel continues to bomb civilian neighborhoods in gaza. how about high 2nd cities, a residential neighborhood with only women and children? as you see, women and children, the residential neighborhood was raised as you see debris everywhere, 3 marseilles that there was a d

capital. welcome to r t international with the latest and world news. today, i'm here all as well. and we start with the latest from gaza. we're one of the latest targets to be struck by the idea is the un relief and worst agency school located in the north of the region. and so it shows the moments of the explosion. the idea says how mos infrastructure had been uncovered at the school. we've requested the comment from the u. n. r w a who have said they cannot confirm the news until they get further information. we'll get you the latest updates as soon as we get more from the ground. elsewhere our northern gaza is really forces earlier storm the come all of the one hospital and then the heavy gun fire. and shelling reports suggests that medical workers are among those killed in the raid. the palestinian red crescent society spokesperson the ballpark stock, says the idea of strikes are bringing medical facilities across the region to a breaking points. the old houses in the city and the north already went out of service. did you to, is there a least targeting hospitals and attention

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capital. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r. t international. flyers are lighting up the gaza skyline, as is really defense forces ramp up hostilities. the southern city of con eunice and jamalia of refugee camp in the north have both reported. they come under selling the idea of released footage of the airstrikes. the army says it is targeting him us infrastructure, including underground sites and operational command center. and the military compound suspected of launching anti tank missiles few areas in guys that are saved from the assault as is really showing has both north and south regions. attacks have intensified in northern bay on noon and jamalia, as well as rasa and con eunice in the south, where many palestinians have attempted to flee the violence, the there in socks and filled with anger, relatives more on their loved ones at l. holly hospital and gaza city is a, is rarely strikes, killed almost 180 people this friday, including the 3 journalists as a product to the palestinian health ministry was rushed to help the i

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the value of their capital has incread. t areholders know they have norealized any income. >> tell me, why do we permit taxing of individual partners when either state law or partnership agreement does not realized the income to the in man states, a partner does not have personal ownership. does not get the value of the partnership. that we permitted that tax. >> thank you justice sotomayor. a partnership is a fundamentally different form of nehip center corporation. the law has alws cognized a corporation is a person separate from the sharehoerin that corporation and there is not a separate personhood that applies to partnerships. the partnerships are group of people that come together to undertake a businessctivity and when they do so the income is there income directly. >> what do you do with the ways in which we ve attributed rporate income to individuals? you don't challenge the constitutionality. >> that is not an issuen is case. >> in your brief you don't appear to be challenging it. >> we think a of follows the common