the samples in these don howe the samples in the hours — these don howe the samples in the hours tod on the _ the hours to come. us forces are based on the middle - the hours to come. us forces| are based on the middle east, so a guess american —— the government would be concerned with their safety as well. that is something _ with their safety as well. that is something they _ with their safety as well. that is something they have - with their safety as well. that is something they have been concerned about since 7 october, especially in iraq and syria — october, especially in iraq and syria. embassy in iraq was actually— syria. embassy in iraq was actually evacuated in the middle _ actually evacuated in the middle of the night, which is realty— middle of the night, which is really rare, normally when the us wiii— really rare, normally when the us will sources out of an embassy there is a law that says— embassy there is a law that says they have to notify the public — says they have to notify the public because of america's putting _ public because of america's pulling his diplomat

don, how best can the president take advantage of this opportunity while trump is caught up in his legalo be focused on. i have friends who don't think democrats are doing enough. i tell them all the time that the messaging and outreach hasn't happened yet because there's a cycle of campaigning for the presidency. but i think it goes back to the old political adage -- if you stop lying about me, i will start telling the truth about you. all joe biden has to do is tell the truth about donald trump. i would call him the defendant. i would call him the unindicted co-conspirator. in the fortunate thing that joe biden has on his side is that all that is the truth. donald trump is at this point a criminal conspirator, and all joe biden has to do is drive that home into the minds of the american public when people start paying attention in september and october. >> susan, it's clear that transmountain of legal issues taken away from his ability to campaign. but put this in perspective. just how damaging is this for him, or is it, given the audience that he is seeking? >> it's been a week. it ha

so it is included in gaza to don and how you do the real 20 days. and the palestinian red crescent says 14 people have been killed is really rate the west bank town of to car is real size . it killed a number of gunmen interested others, at least for israeli soldiers were also hurt. relatives and friends of hostages still being held by some loss after being abducted during the october. the 7th terror attacks have gathered once again until it leave to cover the release of their loved ones. they also called for the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and fresh elections in pocket starting storms and flooding have killed at least 65 people. as unusually heavy down fords hit the region, a state of emergency it has been declared in the biggest city of crushing for infrastructure has left many people, their vulnerable votes thrown into regions, reverse pages swept away my house. there's such a rated by heavy down bows to the point of collapse slots in the south western city of german tough, inundated homes, and wiped out presidents belonging

handprints and blood swipes on the wall so we know don had fallen on his back this way. he even described howwas raining down on -- he reached up. >> then rod continued, that terry hit him so hard, don finally went down. then according to rod, terry finished the job. >> he said i went inside the house and got a steak knife and he said something about slitting the side of his throat. >> and, if the knife didn't work, terry told rod that he had a backup plan. >> i had a plan b. he said there was an x on the wall of the garage. that was plan b. >> you can clearly see in the crime scene photos, there is no way you would know that unless you were there. >> are any of those details online, where they in the newspapers? >> no. >> so, this cellmate is telling you a story that exactly matches your evidence? >> yes, not only is it matching the evidence, it's filling in some of the gaps. >> the case against terry white was starting to look airtight, but rod, the informant, was not done talking. >> coming up. >> she's the one who told him, we've got to do this now. >> she? >> she said, we all have our di

who don, i'm how many you've been reporting from saddam this past 12 months? i mean, what's the impact of the last year of will being on the country and the people? well, we seem to just slightly lost the audio with him and valve that oh, how about how many can you hear me? a yes. now we seem to the last communication that with the hub involved, but he did a sudden this report earlier. and this is what he had to say about the past 12 months in a war tone suit on for over a decade, i'm the name of the law has been relying on the profits from city the farming to feed his family, the farm and go down if you east, i'm so that says most of his follow me materials locally, souls. but they are hard to find now after a year of fighting between us within his army and the part of me to set it up and support forces. quite a lot more product movie that the materials that we need for planting to paste the sides, the seeds, the 1st alliances. they used to cost a certain amount before the war, but the price is more than doubled after the war. even the empty sacks that i used

maria: how donning could cycles take you've seen plenty in new york how long do you think it will takeally get demolishing new york -- new york walk in a good place depends ho next mayor is mayor adams, quite frankly,, at limit on promise to be tougher on crime we have to wait for next administration to come along i would say a comoot you know, two, three, four years before we are going to see significant change at least potential significant change in being new york city. >> all right. we leave it there ray always a pleasure to see you talk with you thank you, sir. . >> thank you, maria. good to see you -- >> stay with us. we'll be right back. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) this belt i used to wear, way down at the first and second notch, it's the only thing i've kept from before losing weight and i'm keeping this because i'm never going back. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a

tunnel when it happened and we felt the earth tremble and we just held on to each other for i don�*t know how terrible, terrible ordeal with aftershocks, tremors and rocks falling every few minutes. so these are more rescue teams heading up into the mountains here behind me. this is called taroko gorge, and this is a very famous tourist spot, it�*s a very narrow, deep gorge that runs way up into the mountains here. and this is where most of the more than 600 people now listed as trapped are thought to be. this lady has run a little restaurant at the mouth of the gorge here for more than 30 years. she has experienced many quakes living here before, but none prepared herfor this one. "it was completely different," she says. "so much of the mountain has come down. this morning there were still rocks falling over here. when i was sleeping last night there was an aftershock and as soon as it hit, i leapt up and i ran outside". in hualien city, the buildings badly damaged by yesterday�*s quake still pose a serious threat. frantic work has been going on all day to sure them up and stop them from top

like thank you don keith or how much does this cost? monthly costing guppy expressions you might want to learn, by the way those expressions you can use. if you go to the media and want to speak the language editor, you listen, don't explore the city on your own or travel with a friend. most importantly, ask the locals if a place is safe to travel to or not, they will know best. also keeps some emergency numbers on hand, in case you get in some sort of trouble. okay guys, i really need to go, but let's see my colleagues steps and did all of this on this trip to benita? yes, you like to go from my kitchen bishop, you're all america. i know that it's such a place rented in the minds of africa. you it's what's what it means. there are so many different places in africa, especially to yes, you've been a republican. the heating gym of west africa, bennett republic. despite the small size, the nation pulls the wealth of natural resources, culture and breathtaking sites. the vibrant city of wheat at the cottle of we'll do the what's the villag

damian: and how does that feel, don catalino, that those who you give scholarships to, they don't just forget about you. they come back. catalino: they all come back in one way or another. but yanet, she's been, you know, really close to the foundation, and now she's working for us and doing a great, great job. damian: well, tell us what's happening now. what is next step? are you ready to offer the scholarships? are you still requesting applications? yanet: yes, as of right now, the application is open, and it closes on may 17. so, anyone who would like to apply for the scholarship is still on time to submit an application. you can visit the ctsf.org and click on under scholarships, and you will be able to get the application link over there, but also the scholarship is not just work money, or you also get to participate in workshops that are--we touch very important topics that are help students to navigate the system. and also, we are heavily investing in--on mental and wellness health, not only for students, but for the parents of the awardees. also, they get a mentor if they don't

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how is it the one year induced to don's civil war? the world's greatest humanitarian crisis, attracts so little news coverage and the suffering in gaza has been horrendous. ukraine is an ongoing tragedy, but neither of those conflicts are on the scale of what has on folded ensued. on the number of people the front and the at the story goes largely on told on global news of france. the lack of covers everything. and so don is tied to much larger questions of how africa is represented. and so many of these conflicts are seen in such simplistic and actually deeply harmful ways that are tied to quote unquote, primordial grievances and are somehow just localized and detached from the rest. the world is that these 2 generals and they are less for power of taking the country hostage that is patently untrue. unfortunately, we see a conflict ermina that has taken shape with a gulf countries, namely the u. e and saudi with even wagner mercenaries on the ground from russia. and so what we really see is a deeply internationalized conflict that th

we don�*t know how many people other than the police say the suspect went on to attack members of theattacker. you team crouching down near houses in the hainault area of london. as you can see from the images, it is quite a large knife that he was carrying. the police describing it as a sword. they are saying that the good news is that they don�*t believe there is any ongoing threat to the wider community. they are not looking for any more suspects and that the incident does not appear to be terror —related. transport for london, of course, say that the tube station is closed, but you can imagine, of course there are so much police activity around that area. it is not a surprise that hainault tube station is close. we of course have been saying that this incident happened around seven o�*clock this morning when police were first called to report of that vehicle being driven into a house in the furlough gardens area of east london. of course, seven o�*clock in the morning is the start of will be the morning is the start of will be the rush hour as people are making their way to work a

judge saying no, you're trying to abuse power to punish speech, to the public fallout with don lemon which showed how for how long, to the actual agenda of these republican state laws interfering with free speech trying to use government, a direct first amendment violation to control or veto or double check what independent companies and publishers do. take that all together and if you're listening and paying attention, then you realize this year's long set of right wing claims looks completely absurd. >> i think big tech censorship is the single greatest threat to free speech in america. >> apparently, the algorithm has existed to sensor conservatives. >> it's republicans who seem conservative content that seems to be geing censured. >> you'll notice each of those are political partisans. recycling a playbook where often right wing men say they are the victims of these powerful forces and that justifies their anger and politics and whatever crackdowns they seek. so tonight, i'm trying to bring this together for you because this stuff matters. it's not going away. and i would tell you instead of list

you a final thoughts on the you and what is the music at the you and at the moment, james and how, why we don, you and members about these escalate intentions between iran and his rad, it's also taken, as you say, is taking the focus of gaza and the terrible humanitarian situation that yeah, well, i mean, i think the, the risks of the regional war all the highest, they've been in this very, very dangerous 6 months. we've had. so people are extremely worried about the political effects of that and the economic affects potentially posing the strait simple moves and what that would mean for not just people in the region, but people who around the world. and it has somewhat taken that the focus of garza, but still real concerned about the humanitarian situation in gauze that the continuing is ready to compartment. but also the famine that's developing that we've got time for one more pressing just to be squeezed and you were mentioning that some of the regional players in the middle east. how worried of a about what is on the folding before us nowadays? i think the countries in the region are ver

how do you maintain margins at that level? what have you actually done? don: we spent of the lines -- sped up the lines on the manufacturing side. we used to pack big cans of couple of hundred a minute. now it is 1600 a minute. a 10 fold increase in productivity. thin walled cans. those kind of things are important. those are things we can do without affecting the consumer. we move things at night. we built a facility in edison, new jersey. that plant has rail sightings per 35 cars in the art. please boxcars. we bring things in by tanker. we have taken thousands of trucks off the road in new jersey. more portly -- importantly, it is weight, it's heavy. if you moved by rail it is more efficient than by truck. katie: you made a number of points. let's start with the actual cans. sounds like you have adjusted the lids. have you made them smaller as well? don: no. it is still a big can. changing can size is expensive for manufacturers. the ends are something they work together with us to get the end down where the opening is sufficient for a nice drinking experie

we were speaking to an aide walker and they were telling us how difficult it is to get a to i'll just say era. every i mean a year ago. so don was the top label, new store i was sitting in this chat, breaking that news globally to a view is all about, is there a now it's gone? so how does that affect the you might say the push to find a solution politically to the problem into don. i mean, does anyone listening to you, i mean, in terms of the voices of civil society a spread out as they are? no, it's an echo chamber as you know, and we feel that everything we see everything that we're shouting about, you know, if it falls on and on, on deaf ears basically. and it's, this is one of the battle of the struggles that we're facing. go how to overcome and how to get back attention and i think only now is dependent beginning to drop in regards to how bad the humanitarian situation is. and the spillover effect from the continuation of this war, end of the humanitarian situation. not just on suzanne and regionally, but also globally. i know you're the youth is very anti, you know, they don't want any more microns coming over. but the

how complex that is for our officers. i'm very impressed that they got it opened as quickly as they did, considering, what we had to do. >> chp chief don goodbrand talking about today's events and how the chp handled it, including the announcement of the charges that the protesters today who shut down the golden gate bridge and part of 8-80 will be facing, and there are several of them you can continue to watch this news conference on abc seven news.com. world news tonight with david muir is next and >>> tonight, breaking news from here in tel aviv. the war cabinet meeting again in israel tonight, and now israel says it will respond, after iran's first ever direct attack on israel. and in the u.s. tonight, the first ever criminal trial involving a former president begins. and what's happened already in donald trump's trial? trump arriving for his criminal trial in new york, charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up an alleged hush money payment to stormy daniels. to hide their alleged affair from voters before the election. tonight, potential jurors in that courtroom, and what they were asked right in fro

how complex that is for our officers. i'm very impressed that they got it opened as quickly as they did, considering, what we had to do. >> chp chief don goodbrand talking about today's events and how the chp handled it, including the announcement of the charges that the protesters today who shut down the golden gate bridge and part of 8-80 will be facing, and there are several of them you can continue to watch this news conference on abc seven news.com. world news tonight with david muir is next and >>> tonight, breaking news from here in tel aviv. the war cabinet meeting again in israel tonight, and now israel says it will respond, after iran's first ever direct attack on israel. and in the u.s. tonight, the first ever criminal trial involving a former president begins. and what's happened already in donald trump's trial? trump arriving for his criminal trial in new york, charged with 34 felony counts

how people uh, hook up. yeah, i'm well yeah, look and see about right now. who will few that don, will you be making that bill pay? i'm not allowed down with the online form. you see some of the weight seems to be coming down one another. the how we invest the of the young that just of into the why being the name of why the goal that gotcha for gum lee younger now comes on the whole thing. i think the guy who comes down late. no, don't we have all the yeah. know yet those down not that a ways to go to the money. yeah. okay. so when do you at the end of january 1968 side on was a live with a festive spirit. and everyone prepared for the 10th lunar for the people of vietnam is both a joyous and the sacred time of the year. this was to be the 1st spring of the 2nd republic of vietnam, the temperance proposed by the communist. the north vietnamese seemed to promise the people of safe holiday for you from the ever present anxiety, a leave of the new year. families raised the there and i prayed that he might be restored to their home this year. however, the traditional fire tankers of

up going to penalties against coventry city a team from the lower division what sport's don riddell shows you howa cup final is traditionally played in london at wembley stadium, but these days there could be an argument to play it 200 miles further north because for the second straight year, manchester city and manchester united will play for the trophy. >> but united only just made it into the final on sunday, their semifinal win against coventry said he was just incredible with 20 minutes left to play. they were seemingly cruising with a three new lead, but then coventry for one bag then another calive has wickedly deflected shot, sailing into the top corner and commentary you play in the division below the premier league, kept going earning a penalty deepen injury time. and haji right converted it to force extra-time manchester united have really struggled to season. this was about to go down as one of the all-time i'm sure it's right at the deck was penalties looming. viktor top stuck at a boot to win it for coventry, except he hadn't as the jubilation died down, the video review he would an

carries a rocker not with buckets, but with her hips, this is how their first meeting with grigory melikhov takes place , near the quiet don that this is how they are, it means how well they are doing. before some scenes during filming, gerasimov first forced them to wash a mountain of laundry, and then refused to powder their faces so that everything would be... all this was allowed to be used during filming, even utensils were given those household items that no one could reliably reproduce one artist. these details filled the film with atmosphere and were very important for an honest conversation with the audience, because how much, for example, was told about the character and the fate of pantilei melikhov is just an earring in his left ear. this is the entire living environment of the don cossacks, including people. all over the region in order to recreate the authenticity of this life, when they filmed the meetings, gerasimov rejected everything because... the name, and, of course, gerasimov applied for the first time, worked with boriemovich dulenkov, costume designer, mara bykhovskaya, dressed, so many characters,

don give it, otherwise we can illiterate. how many absences do you have from work? what absences?y, why didn’t you come out, why didn’t you warn me? i’m so tired of your conversations, remember, we’ll talk to you next time. you can ask a question, of course you can. how's the job, do you like it? and another question, is it possible? what are your plans for the future? no, it’s hard, probably on a tractor, frankly speaking, it’s a little hard, but when you love your job, and i , as a husband, can say that she loves it, even more than me, and what keeps you in this dying village? when i came here to my army friend. your turn, come on, i forgot, beckoning, mm, it’s a pity, well, to us, stepan, why did you come? take a break from money, from it, uncle philip, from it, there’s nothing more valuable than money, we have it, uncle philip, and even though god has been abolished. but the soul still needs to confess, you drink the damned one, and such a high feeling will suffice you that you will get away from everyone, you will stand up in the middle of the forest, well, you’ll talk it out

so don is often called the forgotten war . how dangerous is it for the people of to dont know the international community seems to prioritize other conflicts as well? the indeed it is a forgotten crisis. it is 11 year in with, with millions and millions of people that have been operated rooted and really need everything. we have launched as the top of the program. you, you mentioned a, an appeal between the activities inside to them. and then of course, the neighboring countries for the refugee and the return a response, a little over $4000000000.00 of those. the requirements are only 6 to 7 percent met . and we're already the middle of april. and this means of course, that we're not able to provide the kind of live saving support that's necessary. we are not able then to have a children back in school inside sudan, that means 19000000 children in need of some kind of education. that means a 1000000 refugees and neighboring countries that we're trying very much to support host communities to be able to integrate those refugees int

instead of changing how cover the don, npr suspended him for speaking the truth.. what happened, judge, to katie couric? people should get behind trump because he upsets the right people. look at her, she is shrinking. >> judge jeanine: she's shrinking in a lot of ways. she is shrinking mentally, too. you know what it is like when you're jealous of people and the vile -- what the hell is she talking about? for years they were the people who didn't like people. they loved everybody. a big umbrella. now they hate everybody who supports donald trump. and, you know, if there is anything that is anti-intellectual and she talk about anti-intellectuals, someone takes a broad brush approach and simply says that, you know, we are a bunch of jealous people and that, you know, we don't have a brain, but, you know, i've never been a real fan of hers, and i don't have a lot to say, other than she just can't deal with it and she is typical of the democrats who absolutely hate anybody who doesn't think like they do. >> greg: you know, piers, i bet she has a number of peccadilloe

the russians shelled selidove, this town is located on the road between the don. and pokrovsk, therefore, in your opinion, how dangerous is the situation now for pokrovsk and what can the residents of this city expect? well, it is obvious that only russian peace will come closer, the closer to this settlement, the faster and more extensive the destruction will be on its territory, because the experience of this full-scale war shows about the fact that where the russian occupier appears, because more... his guns and aerial bombs appear, everything living there turns into non-living things, so prospective, of course, i do not predict the collapse of the ukrainian front, because it is obvious that the level... the advance of the enemy army is not too significant 100-200-300 m during the day, maybe up to a kilometer, this is not such a determining factor, but the trends are not very good, so it is obvious that the issue of resources remains paramount, and therefore here we we have to understand this, nor the ukrainian defense industry complex, nor the military-technical support of our european partners do not all

my colleagues, how do you say don began by asking him if he'd spoken to the one finds in the conflict? we are in communication with the sides, but mostly with the sudanese people who are very clear about what they want. they want an end to this war and a returned to the constitutional transition that they had just 5 years ago. this week. they want to see fewer x, terminal actors, fueling this conflict, and finding more who are going to be partners in a peace process. and we are engaged with our african counterparts and others in the region. and particularly the neighboring countries who are paying such a price for the instability as more and more refugees flow across borders, facing hunger and atrocities inside. so there's an renewed urgency, i think, from all actors to get these sides to the table and to get a peace deal that ends this war. you mentioned getting the 2 sides of the table. so have you heard anything you have any reason to be optimistic about the possibility of getting the 2 sides to the table and trying to resolve this through diplomacy rather than through finding? unf

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the lack of covers everything and so don is tied to much larger questions of how africa is represented . and so many of these conflicts are seen in such simplistic and actually deeply harmful ways that are tied to quote unquote, primordial grievances and are somehow just localized and detached from the rest. the world is that these 2 generals and they are less for power of taking the country hostage that is patently untrue. unfortunately, we see your conflict ermina that has taken shape with a gulf countries, namely the u. e and saudi with even wagner mercenaries on the ground from russia. and so what we really see is a deeply internationalized conflict that this time, what race as media narrative really doesn't capture people use golf as an excuse goes, what happened 6 months into the conflict. people use ukraine as an excuse, that's a completely different setup. so the typical excuses i don't think cold water. i think there's a sense of, let's just leave them to it. there's also a sense in the united states that one of the key allies in the region. the ladies might be doing things, i

a comparative advantage and the area where the iranians don�*t pay the price, their proxies do and that is why i would advise ambiguity about how�*s not good. if we were all focused on a ceasefire or hostage exchange release, then i don�*t think in the current climate that is very likely right now, and i also believe the israelis remain determined to put an end to hamas, whatever that means. our goal should be less about how to conduct a war but how to conduct peace. how do you transition from the military operation to help influence the political and diplomatic landscape after and that is where we have our best influence. briefly, is that the kind of advice right now you think benjamin netanyahu will heed? i think he will listen to that more than how to conduct his war. david hale, thank you so much forjoining us here. we appreciate it. its been one year since civil war broke out in sudan. thousands have been killed and millions displaced since fighting broke out between the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. both sides are accused of war crimes as sudan has become the site of one of the world�*s worst hu

measuring device, because dodecahedron because dodecahedra aren�*t standardised, they don�*t have any rule as to howerstitious. they had to have some way of making decisions, and you do get 12 choices with a dodecahedron, because you�*ve got 12 sides. what a mystery! now let�*s return tojane in edinburgh. thanks, clive. welcome back to holyrood in a dramatic day in scottish politics. at around lunchtime, first minister humza yousaf announced his resignation. he�*d faced growing pressure since ending a power—showing agreement with the scottish greens. let�*s get the final thoughts of james cook, a scotland editor, and chris mason, our political editor. there is a leadership race under way. how is it looking tonight? yes, and it hasjust begun, so it�*s early days. it already, we see some significant snp figures, some of whom have been talked about as potential leadership candidates themselves coming in behind john swinney. jenny gilruth, the education secretary, the education secretary, and the westminster leader stephen flynn, talking about a serious man for serious times. but these are serious times

. >> how does judgment don balanced treating trump like a normal criminal defendant with the extraordinary circumstances of this case well, i don't know quite what you mean by normal. >> he's a defendant in a criminal trial. he's not going to be making an opening statement. his lawyers have to be making opening statements. and i'm sure the judge has asked them how long they expect to take, and i'm sure the judge will give them the time they need but if they cross a line that the judge thinks is inappropriate, and there's an objection, then he will interrupt and sustain the objection. but i think he'll hopefully let the lawyers do their job. these are good lawyers. i think the judge backs them. i think they'll do they'll do what they have to do. >> judge. shira scheindlin. thanks so much for joining us. want to continue our conversation down the road. appreciate it very much coming up. we'll take a closer look at what's on the docket monday in the case of the people of new york versus donald j. trump, plus a lawyer who defended donald trump and one of his previous trials is standing by to j

how does that come before? i feel like don quixote fighting windmills comes i've gotten used to this over the last 25 years. yeah. but we've never had this many people before. what size is a sophie? we need funding to be able to function with the comments on like the color the next day, alexandra has a couple of very high profile visitors, arriving for the voice at the streets end of year celebration. the grand duke and his wife the head of state, face to face with people who are unemployed, living in poverty and with addiction. for alexandra, it's the most important and symbolic moment of the year. 400 people in need have gathered here more than any previous year. d g and other volunteers are on hand to serve the food and drinks that's there so it's pretty, pretty secure. i want to be since he cannot be packed so then the i'm for me personally, we don't pay these people enough attention. you will not and don't talk about them enough. yeah. for sure we have a lot of volunteers, but there aren't enough people. we need to do mor

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to suck up to donald trump i bet on some level demands it without saying every you know how does dapper? dapper don prison, which is the path that donald trump is going on. i'm here for that. >> ameshia, what do you make of this? joking aside there is a lot to laugh at in that claim. the idea that someone like stephen miller, who may return the white house in some capacity but when he goes on tv and talk like this, do you think this dude, this guy, will be able to talk to president trump in a way that is not cultish.? >> absolutely not. he knows what he says is needed to trump's ears. he wants to assure himself a spot no matter what. he also wants to make sure that he is filling donald j. trump love tank that happens when you extol him for these things that make no sense but as you can recall with the trump shoes and all the things he has sold, one of the things he did early on was what the trump ties and shirts, those did not buy off the shelf but he has never been a style icon. no one would ever say that except stephen miller. >> do you think he is trying to suck up for a job? is that what he is

of ukrainians are trying to move somewhere, we can imagine how many, once i saw the number 20 thousand, people crossed somehow cunningly. donas somewhere in the fall of the year 23, without having permits for this, did they make fake permits, or did they just cross the rivers, or something else somehow, we can imagine how many people who fled, simply literally violating ukrainian legislation, or this, or this cannot be, well, on a pencil, on paper at the border service, please, mr. andrii, well, actually about those the data... in the 20,000 that you are talking about, last year, such a figure, such a figure was distributed, but it was not about those who crossed the border illegally, but about the number of attempts to cross the border illegally. actually, unfortunately, we continue to record that attempts to cross the border illegally, they continue, this is also along the green part of the border, that is, outside the checkpoints, when... violators, well, actually try to get to the state border line and then simply cross it in order to get to the other side of our country, and the same attempts are recorded at checkpoint

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that's not how don draper worked at all. bm worked in the old days either, but that doesn't necessarily mean that isn't how it could work. jan's example here is proof that it can work. it might not work for every company in the world, but it's a paradigm and example of a template for a different way of doing things and a more evolved way of doing things. maybe it needs to evolve into something more mature and less retrograde or sort of binary. >> jon, i'm coming out of the bullpen to rescue you. all this talk of good night's sleep and workplaces filled with love, when do you think molina should manage the cardinals? >> teddy is a great baseball mind. we'll see. i think we've got to give him a little more leash and see what's happening. the season's very young. we'll see how it works out. >> okay. okay. that's good enough. i like it. the new audio book is titled "when business is love." it's available now. actor jon hamm, thank you very much. it's always great to have you on the show. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having

how concerned are you that so don becomes a forgotten emergency with of course, as we see now the gaza war unfolding. well, unfortunately, it is already forgotten. we have seen in the last 12 months, quickly i's turned away from images of people flooding across the borders. and we remember sudan of course 7 countries surrounding it. and a lot of people on the move in parts of sudan not accessible. so those images of, of families and people affected, we're not seeing the kind of pick up that we need to in terms of the international community. then stepping forward, it effects regional stability and really global stability. so we, it is currently a forgotten conflict. we need to put it back on the front pages and how the international community sit up and take notice. all right, thank you so much for speaking to us from geneva tele clements. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. thank you. now, separately, germany has pledged $260000000.00 in humanitarian aid force with on the foreign minister made that announcement at an international conference in paris. she was meeting the fr

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sleepy don has a nightmare week. that is how the biden campaign summed up the week in which 77- year-old donald trump fell asleep on multiple days during his criminal trial. the first criminal trial of a former american president. on monday a jury will hear evidence against trump who is accused of 34 counts of making false business records to interfere in the 2016 election, who history of lying, and multiple civil judgments for fraud and sexual abuse could be raised if trump decides to testify. on tuesday, trump is facing punishment for violating his gag order seven times since monday for posting attacks against witnesses, jurors, some of which was posted while he was in the courtroom. trump has been reprimanded to muttering to close to projective jurors. is there a majority voter for criminal defendants? trump's opponent, president biden spent the week touting infrastructure investments, promising to protect women's rights and to provide tax relief for teachers and families. that was after a three day swing through battleground

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certainly a lot of people talking during the campaign, people who said -- i think it was don lemon on cnn had a big segment on how kamala harris was not an african-american which was controversial in the community. there are a lot of people in the black community who felt she wasn't an authentic representation of black american life, growing up as a privileged daughter of a university professor in california. so i think that you did see the debates happening during the campaign, but certainly she is authentically black. host: why do you think she did the abc interview yesterday or taped it for abc's sunday show? what is going on behind that? what is the strategy of the biden administration? guest: certainly i think the strategy is to get her out on the sunday shows being more comfortable even though there have been times when she's been unwilling to go on the sunday shows. even during the big kerr fufl over the special counsel report, there was reporting she was unwilling to go on the shows, choosing to give her own separate speech on the issue. host: ray in ohio, democratic caller. hi, ray. caller: good morning.