the international connie. if i can just start with you straight off, one of the, one of the potential, the most striking statements from the russian president today during his marathon q and a, with the press and the public was, he said that the united states most likely destroyed the north stream pipeline. so what are your thoughts on that? i can't believe that. i mean, uh, honestly, it doesn't make sense. oh, if i ask you to be uh by a, by, by us. and so she's the 1st day this why i say somebody perhaps a president who does say somebody perceptibly. uh why they sent united states or somebody that uh the advice by your majesty. because it's impossible. exactly. if you end up getting one of those dates on the site because of mostly a b, uh, b, uh, type it. mm hm. it was a pretty straight comment. mohammed, what, what did you make of the statement by the russian president regarding us allies more than likely blew up the north stream as well? i agree with the last few president. there's no doubt about it that he

hi, connie is a leader and connie network and remain on terra watch lists and under un sanctions . but now here in carville up to one week, he's acting as a diplomat. connie even slipped at the home of hash met ghani, brother of the former president ushers. connie accepted the government but very frankly, i've been telling them over and over and they do understand they know how to bring security. they are lacking totally when it comes to finances. and as far as having educated people that can come by and run the country, part of the us telephone agreement signed last year, was that the us will continue to provide funding to f gonna stone during and after it's withdrawal. but since the tele bonds take over the us has for, is it more than $9000000000.00 and ask and central bank reserves? and the international monetary fund says, as going to son can no longer access. it's lending the consequences. severe. and i have talked to the leadership of taliban and over and over actually every night, almost at the hour of the morning. you never touch in any sunshine. look at it. the rich, the p

come on, connie. okay, connie, just tell them well... see, she's not interested.ut the gift? mess up her bed and hide it underneath her pillow and when she come home from audition we'll scream at her "kahn jr., clean up your filthy room!" and when she cleans it up that's when she finds the limoges violin. bill monroe? the foggy mountain boys? minh, have you seen this pornography? don't worry, she's in fort worth. we throw it out before she gets back. wait a minute. tim woo hates coca-cola! ( shrieks ) connie's in branson. i've been learning english for 20 years. now i move to the ozarks, i have to start all over again. mel tillis is teaching me english. it's taking a lot longer than i expected. ( audience laughing ) yakov smirnoff is not my real name. it used to be jack daniels. ( laughing ) mr. smirnoff. i would one day like to be a comedian like yourself. i've written an "in america and in russia" joke for you that i think is very funny. hey, kid, i don't tell russian jokes for last ten years. now i do jokes about relationships and things i observe. ( laughing )

connie: it was disarming. after a bit i could get to the bad side faster and funnier than they could. they were left flummoxed. it was a different era. not that a lot has changed. amna: you don't think a lot has changed? connie: well, i think there is a type of acceptance that women have, but i know women who are still experiencing sexism. and i know chinese people or asians experience racism. but it is getting better. in some ways. there is a better level of equality, but it has not reached parity. amna: you landed your dream job. in 1993, coanchor of the cbs evening news alongside dan rather. in that moment do feel all of the hard work -- you had the reputation of showing up early, working all the shifts -- was it worth it, all the sacrifices? connie: when i got that job, i had always wanted to be walter cronkite. he was trusted, he was fair, and he did not suffer from bigshot-itis. lter'chair was the ultimateuncle i thought i had really hit e jackpot. it was beyond thrilling. amna: it was two years later th

we were at the emmys. >> connie: i know.ing another job. i was jealous. y'all got to eat. >> connie: that was a first. the emmys this year was different because in the past it's always been that you sit in the audience and watch the show. >> kelly: i have never been. >> connie: there is no food, there is barely water. by the end, you're like a poem bracket groening] glamour is so hard. this year there was wine on the tables. it's a party. it was pretty funny because our table, we were front and center but behind the stage. we were behind the walkway stage. everything that was happening on the stage was pointed away from us. we had amazing views of everybody's butt. i will tell you anything you want to know. i got to see your cute, cute, cute butt. one of the best of the night. i want to say congratulations to you. >> kelly: it was cool. i've never been to the emmys. wait, they get food and drink? >> connie: that's never happened before. >> kelly: did you get to meet anyone or talk to anyone? >> connie: so much fun. it's such

so about half an hour or so ago, we heard from court, connie and chris, charlie's pa rents court, connielie's parents arrived looking very upset as they wept into court. very quickly, we heard from inside the court, that the parents had decided it was time for them to stop their legal battle against great ormond street hospital. they wanted to take charlie to america for experimental treatment. charlie, 11 months old in intensive care in hospital, grorm argued it wasn't in his best interests. —— great ormond street. he should be allowed to die in dignity. in court of, the lawyer representing the parents said that they looked at the test result, new test results were carried out on charlie, including an mri scan last week, also that american doctor proposing the treatment came over and spoke to medical staff. they looked at all of that over the weekend, and realised that charlie is severely brain damaged, it is irreversible and any kind of therapy that was being proposed by this american doctor, would not help charlie at all. so the lawyer representing charlie in court said for charlie it

from connie, spartanburg, south carolina, independent line. this is connie. very upset at this healthcare thing. i've worked, my husband was we never ever took his medicare, my insurance and i him, also, and he was sick for 20 years and i paid myself out of my workman's and out of aarp, so of efore, i didn't take any people care so maybe should marry people that is the best them and thing i can say for donald trump crazy.s connie, 's hear from another connie, louisiana, democrat's line. go ahead, you're next. yes, i'm a democrat, i voted republican. to say that how are the american people to believe is going on, the democrats and i am a registered with all of prot testing and everything going on president, i mean, you had watched the election of new officials, they promote violence, which ncludes, which louisiana experienced the nation of our enforcement and what i'm i am ned with or what concerned with is the united of america is protecting people of our country. guest: the constitution of the guarantees the assembly as eful way of petitions government to eg

she would have wanted to help connie. >> reporter: which were there when connie and the kasper familyhe first time. >> what do you say? i mean, "thank you's" not strong enough, you know? i don't know them but i feel like i love them so much, to do something so wonderful for somebody. i thought i was going to walk around like that forever. >> reporter: from anna's daughter, one hope. >> i just really want to hug her. >> reporter: after all these years, two families meet. and in connie's face, she saw her mother's perfect nose and perfect grace. >> i'm so glad you did this for me. >> she said a gift like no other. hope it's a good evening for you. see you tomorrow night in new york. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

president connie is an economic performer but they still rank toward the bottom. there has been some progress but it has been slow. there have been bright spots. the government has improved its performance and funding a greater share of its budget. the u.s. share dropped about 50% to 25% today. the afghan people who face this every day understand the need for peace and so do the personnel working to implement the strategies. the key question, will they join the peace process they're prepared to test this. thank you for the opportunity to prepare before your committee. support is crucial to our progress and i look forward to addressing questions. >> we now go to mr. elliott. >> thank you for calling the hearing and for your time in service. our policy is critical, 15 american troops remain in we provide assistance every year. back in september 11 our troops and allies have performed heroically. there has been progress once estimated as many as 5000 there now thought to be in the low hundreds unfortunately those gains are what most experts consider a stalemate. they

>> this is connie chung time.ndard time. >> reporter: maury povich and connie chung had met in 1969, when he was a big shot at wttt in washington, d.c., a she was copy girl. >> maury never paid attention to me. i would rip copy off the machines and hand it to him. >> reporter: were you pining for him? >> secretly, no. >> reporter: seven years later, in 1977, he met again on the west coast. this time chung had top billing. >> co-anchor, second banana, and she was a big star in los angeles. >> among the hardest hit were the beatles himself. >> reporter: that's when their current affair began. >> we dated for over seven years, never lived together. >> it was perfect. >> reporter: and you got married in 1984. >> correct. >> but we were living in two different cities, and that made it the perfect marriage. >> why don't you tell him it took you 10 years to put me on the deed. >> it's not about me. >> reporter: it's going to be about the both of you and maury. [laughter] >> what do you mean? >> see, i've been mr. chung f

connie le, in, but let me start with you 1st. if i may, i mean, many analysts are saying that this energy crisis is a perfect storm of a number of factors. what do you think is behind the crisis? and how bad is it? a number of factors, once the mind is bad, then especially when you look at gas and maybe also called storage is as low it's. it's been in more than a decade simply because we have very, very cold winter last year. and then we have, you know, we have the, the shenanigans between europe and russia, all gas and politics. and those, the me also have climate change to deal with. we all we, all everybody, including myself, we want to achieve the price, climate change goals. but to get it from here today, and we still need investment in transitional fuels like gas, and that's hard to come by ways. so people are not investing and the weather is getting cold. so we are in the perfect storm of prices, skyrocketing and the economy is also recovering from a pasco, it sewer pester really in brussels. i mean, what's your take on th

she would have wanted to help connie. >> reporter: we were there when connie and the kasper family metirst time. >> what do you say? i mean, "thank you's" not strong enough, you know? i don't know them but i feel like i love them so much, to do something so wonderful for somebody. i thought i was going to walk around like that forever. >> reporter: from anna's daughter, one hope. >> i just really want to hug her. >> reporter: after all these years, two families meet. and in connie's face, she saw her mother's perfect nose and perfect grace. >> i'm so glad you did this for me. >> she said a gift like no >>> from the banks of the rain-swollen russian river tonight, the search ends for a woman missing since a night out with friends. >>> a police chase through an oakland neighborhood. we're live tonight with a car crash and shooting death of the dryer driver. >> and new cause for ampk rit he -- anxiety for the san bruno disaster. >> and high wire act today triggered by the weekend storm. >> breaking news in the north bay tonight. crews are pulling a punny -- minivan from the russian river

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a city where a connie malicious, carried out the worst of the bigger truck for the last 1015 years. you know, the very significant pakistan, the very significant be involved in not going to now and, you know, we'll have just the same security chart. we seem to have lost the david law in general just of certainly where ice. okay, stand what they stand full. we'll continue, continue, obviously, to keep a very close eye on them. here on al jazeera, early on out there, we'll suspect to saeed abdulla he'd catallo, he's a senior advisor to former president of connie. now he fled cobble 4 days ago and is now in castle. why i'm a philander shock us and we're all in shock right now. and we don't want and we'll never accept the taliban as a government for the sake of those who have been killed for the sake of those girls who wanted to be enough. gone for the sake of the journalist filmmakers, teachers who wanted to stay here by the way, we will continue our struggle. we don't want the world to come and arm us, then take the arms off of us and send this out to the taliban. so we have to rescue

from "wonder woman," connie nielsen. and music from zac brown band. and now, all at once, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. very nice. that's beautiful, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. on what is -- i notice the audience is like 80% female? does that have anything to do with the fact that zac efron is here tonight? [ cheers and applause ] well, if you're enthusiastic enough he will have sex with all of you, okay? [ cheers and applause ] i shouldn't be talking that way. today it was an historic day. a holy day. maybe even an a-holy day. his holiness met his bigliness at the vatican today. president trump happened to be in italy so he stopped by to say hello to pope francis. it went well. there are no major incidents. trump felt very at home at the vatican. he said it reminded him of one of the bathrooms at his house. [ laughter ] the pope made it clear he would like our president to join him in promoting peace, giving aid to the poor, and protecting our environme

i asked julie and connie what they think of legal action. they say, of course, conditions aboard the ship were bad, but they say it doesn't warrant a lawsuit. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. >> there will be lawsuits, sergio. >>> well, the weekend is here, and a storm is churning its way from the pacific. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> and it doesn't show up on live doppler 7hd yet because it is way out in the pacific. let me show you live doppler 7hd. just a few clouds off the coastline here. it was a spectacular day. check out the highs for today. 80 degrees in santa cruz. 71 san francisco and 75 in oakland. it was up to 73 in santa rosa. san jose got up to 72. salinas 81. that tied its previous record set for this day. this is spring-like warmth in the middle of february. i'll let you know if it will carry over to for your holiday weekend, and when that storm makes it to the bay area in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> southern california authorities say fugitive excop christopher dorner

president connie has said the afghan people continue to seek peace. that is supported by the polling data we see. you have only mentioned one horrible chapter of violence, but regardless there's horrible but that afghans have seen, they remain committed to peace. the celebrations that took place are manifestation of what our broad nationwide desire for peace. the higher peace council is a multiethnic body. peace cannot be made, it has to include all of the ethnic and social groups of afghanistan. i would argue it has to include the women of afghanistan. any peace process that process will have to be broad-based. >> i understand what we have seen or need. are you confident, is our government confident that the government in afghanistan is strong enough to be able to do this? strong enough specifically with respect but the taliban to include them with negotiations? >> because were not trying to put up hurdles to peace negotiations, where the united states interest law is what comes out of the negotiation process. we can live with negotiations that produ

neural alley, sean connie highlighted the need for both sides to activate the route p. a. rio mechanism as a means to facilitate trade and banking transactions between to run a new deli as iran is under severe sanctions from the west that prevent the country from using the dot or in the global market. so using national currencies between new delhi and tier one would help facilitate banking transactions and like a trade between the 2 countries. so new delhi is very significant for iran, given the fact that it carries a lot of weights in the bricks alliance. and as well as the shanghai cooperation organization, it is a major member of those significant groups and like coalitions we can say. so india is very important. 41 and iran is also a major partner for india. so if one has already filed their request to join the shanghai cooperation organization and is on the brink of approval and iran is also, i'm going to join the bricks alliance the bricks alliance as a major alliance and a major group of emerging economies comprising india, russia, south africa, brazil and china.

god. job to the, the route to connie is thinking a easy to photo, a wrecked glow in the sky. and as a village so destroyed by 4 days to call up the greeks of, of the terrible side. the girls hanging from the tree at the entrance to cut that dangling feet north off to the french officer to the just as comrades to pick to demand sent to stop cups. so now clump was closing in on you the mice who lives everything below. and the thing was to know what he belonged to. how many powers of douglas claimed him for their own. i was going to dismiss somebody to fully managed to discover that is a schema. come to steve, the glory of a captive like me. i would soon as sacrifice my life. that sub needs to these 2 men, jason, and surrender my position. the men's plan covers on the threshold of great feet completed in a voice of low meat. wistfulness of tone made my blood run cold for these cupids club with zullie here at the village of the inquiry. it was july 14th. the french national holiday happened next. the so called drama, the inquiry was strange and anything call me at any much the mo

connie, can i ask you, where do you put the play 1st? uh, i think i went through them through the system of the this they, uh, i mean for this election you can see that, uh the, this uh, a demo system is actually very uh, very uh, related to be, uh like a statement by, by then who keeps saying that the uh president, trump is a possible i'll probably 3 out of the buses and maybe it's a democracy, things like this. no, i, i think this is the same for how many got to lead this. this abuse a session is being sent to present with an extra and so now the understand did they leave me a heap of people's opinion with the way of with this kind of uh, is actually big family. know what the president i think is going to, it's going to open that there's an ice that they couldn't do it in the house. i mean, and you, i just didn't alone. i especially not in the all set. so i think this moment of being by got really the letter is very hot. that's a good you know, the opposition of, of the this you know, that. busy piece one example like presents i'm that

connie: woaaaw! (music starts) larry: connie wait!!hewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. all aboard. rolo. get your smooth on. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight a director nominated for multiple academy awards for his latest film american hustle. >> he doesn't love you. he loves me. you know it. i know it and he knows it. it might be done now but it was beautiful and real. we loved each other. you scare him and you manipulate him and you use your son. >> well, he must like it on some level. he must want it. he keeps coming back for it it's like that perfume you love you can't smelling even when it's something sore in it. you can't get enough. but guess what? he is never going to leave me. he is always going to want me and i will make you so sorry edith. i'll make you so sorry to for what you've done to my family. mark my words. >> jon: it's a really good movie. please welcome david o. russell. [cheers and applause] sit, enjoy! bravo. [cheers and applause] sit down! i want to ask you questions. sit

connie said she didn't want to make fun of people who support trump.l just for a second. >> you're not living with them, clearly. >> no, i'm in a state, no, no, i live in a state where 92 out of 95 counties voted for trump. >> okay. i take it back. >> 63%. but not making fun but i do think that the republican party right now the, the only way i can explain that 85% as a rationale matter is they have stockholm syndrome. they sold their souls in many ways for victory with this man who came in and swamped a field of very traditional candidates that included governors and senators. and they are trapped in this really kind of tragic embrace. the question in my mind the answer to the question about the tipping point is there needs to be a two in front of his overall approval rating. i think at that point, the people in that 85% may come down. but we live in two, as you just said, we live in two very different countries right now. and you only have to look at these poll numbers for data to support that. >> we're going to fit in a break. the panel will stay wi

of course, connie was a bit busy at the time as he stands accused of taking millions of dollars in cash with him when he fled the country. 3 weeks after he took a helicopter to safety, the former president made a statement apologizing to the public, which was notably only released in english. it is with deep and profound regret that my own chapter ended in similar tragedy to my predecessors, without ensuring stability and prosperity. i apologize to the afghan people that i could not make it and differently. my commitment to the afghan people has never wavered and will guide me for the rest of my life. it appears as though the years of corruption, that shaped afghanistan after the u. s. invaded, went all the way up to the presidential palace. and while millions of people suffered and hundreds of thousands lost their lives, the politicians of the top were the ones who walked away unharmed. a perfect picture of the legacy left by 20 years of us occupation. rachel blevins with the reports and you can find more special reports on the consequences of the us withdrawal from afghanistan on orti

it's believed many you see the women and children are still in the hands of islamists somewhere for connymay soon be liberated for some that will end a long nightmare but for many others the suffering is likely to go on. more anti-government protests have been taking place students have turned out in the capital algiers and other towns to demonstrate against the country's president and his plan to seek a fifth term in office president abdelaziz bouteflika has been in power since nineteen ninety nine and is reportedly in poor health rallies calling on him to step down began ten days ago in a rare wave of dissent the latest protests coincide with sunday's deadline for candidates to file their election acacia. and now let's bring you some other stories making news around the world. five years after the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy quality of post says it's open to proposals from private companies to resume the search for the air crossed the statement by the country's transport minister offers fresh hope to the victims' families. flash floods in southern afghani

connie, we'll see the airing of the interview sunday. acknowledging it is the president and not "60 minutes" breaking with precedent. could "60 minutes" have handled this differently or do you think they were best, following usual practices? >> clearly this was not leslie's decision. as a correspondent, we all will weigh in but it is the management's decision of what to do. we used to call them the suits, you know, and whatever the suits decide is what's going to happen. i heard yesterday when you were interviewing bill carter of "new york times," he used to be the media person, he said he did not understand why cbs didn't release it because it is news and that it could clearly effect the debate that's coming up. in other words, what was it that caused the president to walk out on the interview. i think i would have released it because both the white house and cbs seem to be playing a game of chicken. we have nothing to hide. you know we as reporters and the media have nothing to hide. why not just put it out. but it is a management deci

you didn't, connie? he leads the powerful connie network, a group that is overseen, this harley bonds, financial and military assets across the border in pakistan. the connie network has been blamed for various attacks, enough gun histone including this one on the serena hotel in cobble in 2008. it was also blamed for at least one of the reported 6 assassination attempts. and the former president of afghanistan from it cause i shall stratford to 0, say the roach as a professor at the national defense university and also a former nato operations director at the joint chiefs of staff. he says time will tell if the u. s. mission was worth it or not. we never fully addressed corruption within the afghan government. and what we've see here is not a military defeat. we've seen us failure of morale, a collapse of government, where forces decided not to fight because they had no confidence in their leaders. what we're seeing is this idea that you can build a modern military without having a corresponding civilia

i asked julie and connie what they think of legal action. they say, of course, conditions aboard the ship were bad, but they say it doesn't warrant a lawsuit. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. >> there will be lawsuits, sergio. >>> well, the weekend is here, and a storm is churning its way from the pacific. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> and it doesn't show up on live doppler 7hd yet because it is way out in the pacific. let me show you live doppler 7hd. just a few clouds off the coastline here. it was a spectacular day. check out the highs for today. 80 degrees in santa cruz. 71 san francisco and 75 in oakland. it was up to 73 in santa rosa. san jose got up to 72. salinas 81. that tied its previous record set for this day. this is spring-like warmth in the middle of february. i'll let you know if it will carry over to for your holiday weekend, and when that storm makes it to the bay area in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> southern california authorities say fugitive excop christopher dorner

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this turnaround comes up to numerous warnings by experts that ukrainian connie would simply not handle. i'm going into the european association at the moment because most of its machinery and heavy industry would simply collapse simply for the fact that the korean factors on employing different standards than to the european union and they have to be more denies completely which would cost more than a hundred billion dollars the soul of ukraine kiev now takes a break to single word to think how it's going to eventually nullify the threats and risks to its economy the ukraine's opposition has boot on its decision to reject an agreement allowing cole takes to get medical treatment abroad. the key requirement for potential eu trade deal and the opposition and even more angry when the government said the talks on the deal was scrapped tea indigenous neil clarke believes the idea that joining the eu means prosperity for ukraine is nothing but an. although comes the sun that the deals that colonies of suffolk badly. i've become a common as it happens. other respects awful that the debt that

isi feel good that connie doing the best that can be done, . what i worry is that the best that can be done is almost certainly not good enough today, or the honeymoon is going to end very very quickly,. a little bit of background from my perspective. i am a computer scientist, a technologist. teams -- i lead teams contracted by the states of california and ohio to do a top to bottom review of their system technology, including the voting systems and backend systems from the vendors used in those states, which turned out to be the same vendors used in the other 49 states. 2007we discovered int is that these systems were riddled from top to bottom with exploitable security vulnerabilities in virtually every component of the system. some of those vulnerabilities were coding errors, bugs in programs that can be fixed, some were more architectural, particularly in the so-called e touchscreenth voting machines that record voter selections electronically in their internal memory and the systems that process those. that thisgly, we know can be exploit

connie: your jeans they fit so good! woman: i got them at old navy, nineteen bucks! connie: larry! jeans are only nineteen bucks at old navy! (crowd gasps) woman: and this weekend you get five dollars off just for trying them on! (music starts) larry: connie wait!! it's an invitation to stop and savor the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. to help pay for her kids' ice time, -before earning 1% cash back... -guys! -everywhere, every time... -close the front door! and 2% back at the grocery store, even before she got 3% back on gas with no hoops to jump through, katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. ( cheers and applause ) welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a retired four-star general who served in operations desert storm, desert shield, enduring freedom, and iraqi freedom. if you have a problem with deserts or freedom, he's your man. please welcome general stanley mcchrystal. ( cheers and

i feel bad for connie and her family. >> if what connie says is true pay you because i haven't been paidof my clients, is that good enough reason to tell an employee can you hold on just a few days? >> absolutely not. workers are not the financial security ofe mpy. >> reporter: steven co senior attorney for advocacy center for employment law, says many employers found themselves in this situation during the pandemic which is why congress approved the paycheck protection program for ppp loan. >> those programs were designed to keep workers paid and keep them on the payroll. >> reporter: customized security services received two ppp loans, the first for more than $233,000 in may 2020 and a second loan for more than $212,000 this past january, just one month before connie began working for the company. >> if they've taken loans to ensure payment, they're not necessarily reliant upon their customers paying. so where did that money go? >> he is a jerk all the way around. >> when we tried to visit the office for customized security services, both entrances to the building were locked. we left

according to my connie, it seemed to be the breakthrough. everyone had been waiting for but suddenly things took a turn for the worse suddenly the leader of the, i mean leader at that time in the field was going down. ready ready this is richie cash yoshi, he's a wind energy researcher at the university of delft in the netherlands. one drone crashed during a test over the sea. to everyone's surprise, google's parent company alphabet decided to drop the project in 2020 expressing doubts about the technologies, economic viability. but definitely it was let's, let's say a shock because it was we expected that google might be supporting it till it reaches commercial liability. that the end of my connie didn't spell the end for evelyn wind energy. a new wave of startups is kept working on smaller and smaller devices that use less and less material. some pursuing my connie's approach. others attached their drone to a rope which took to the generator and some did the same but replaced the drone with a kite. among them is a familiar name, sky sales

they were assured they would be safe by a shot, connie, who has no less the country. what next for, for the asking people, especially those women and girls who might worry, that they might not be able to go back to school and go back to work. the 1st test is to see and the turn them on are actually amenable. ready to a political settlement that include that is increasing and that is broad base. if they are, then that is the beginning of its flexibility and compromise that they control on other areas such as women's rights and girls going to school and universities did come out in the past few days in different provinces or funding. and also in college, the girls can go to school and they can go to higher, higher education or institution. they can work, women can work, they have said it, but we now need that, as i said, to be translated into policy. but the 1st challenge is going to be how to create this transition period is going to be a purely carnival period, or is it going to be a broad based power sharing arrangement that others can also feel they are auto. and if

connie is right. i won't speak to details of an arizona bill, but i will say there's been a pattern of bills across the country that are unbelievably troublesome. they seek to criminalize dissent. they seek to criminalize protest. or at least to put incredible restrictions on it. this is not something new, it's happened in the past in america, but it's something we have to resist. our constitution was written in 1787, and people shield -- need to remember states said, no, it's not sufficient. you have to add a bill of rights. that first item of the bill of rights protected freedom of press, freedom of speech, it protected our ability to sometime this morning go to a church or hassing or synagogue if we wanted, but it also protected the right to assemble and to petition for the redress of grievances. that is a core constitutional right. and if laws diminish it, undermine it, put people at risk or fear for dissenting in this country, then that is a violation of the constitution of the united states and,

so we have been doing for the last number of days, connie, thank you for your time today. connie cody conservative, counted of record community advocate speaking to us from canada to that. thank you . thousands of russian soldiers are non beller roost for a large scale military exercise. the 2 nations are moving to bolster their alliance amid tensions with nato and ukraine. ortiz constantine ross cough is in the thick of the action the all the military maneuvers invalid roots are in full swing. and as you can probably see behind my back, there is a tank column that is rolling towards its firing positions. now elsewhere on this training ground, which is by the way, located next to the bell ring college board or we're going to see a be a motorized insurance for unit parent server. so all in all there's going to be a pretty intense, an action packed day. both for rushes and valid versus military. now, this is a com, but readiness path. i've enjoyed russia bell, russian task force. the military said their main goal here is to see how quickly they can deploy combat units, valid

working to pass the ruthie and connie lgbt elder americans act was connie's last political action before she passed away on may 27, 2018. i hope congress will honor connie by passing this law. so like connie all lgbt older adults can age with the dignity and respect they deserve. let's make this happen. i couldn't agree with her more. today in honor of connie's life, i encourage all of my colleagues to join me in co-sponsoring this legislation. together we can take another step toward equality for lgbt older americans. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize corporal joseph of the third infantry division who died in the line of duty in afghanistan on july 7. the corporal was an excellent soldier who served for the army for two years in the third i.d. he had been stationed in afghanistan since february of this year. his quality work ethic, positive attitude, and honorable service earned him a number of accolades, includi

you just reach the town, the name connie, you said completed it says 36, this is the new for me. if any guns from those of google do secure on print to that, i was wondering please the and some of the surely you remember the name connie pole? this was the scene if you'll biggest domestic game or so what is the present so and then in content is the great grand side of the room. this is face to name his grandfather, who was there was a child, told him the story about how much you're going to say to onto a non cabinet to dallas. and which i do and to come up with a to get new bus. nobody i, when did you want to do, i'll know who to and i could get up to 6, wednesday, wednesday or 2, which is see the inside cuz the whole so late, i kind of use a map and so i'm gonna show them to you as well. so if you don't with guys, you guys think of, you know, like i have a the big ramada does have to listen to me knowing that when i'm kindly low and the agency these feel like you know, why is z e c o i knew was wage and opponent, rates are huge and silent. we filed 12 sizes of cannon. to route th

and so is better, it's connie, a loser. the only winner in the center right camp is maloney and she's actually taken boats not from other parts from the center left to they couldn't vote from saline and from bedroom connie, so she knows that she is in a strong position compared to being a and bedroom pony and we have seen how she acted over the last days and the way she has been behaving and saline is not on the let's say he, you sort of for the 1st time, we don't see him all the time. you know, on the front pages. he's trying to keep back, i guess, because he realizes that he's also in difficult inside his own park. right. right. i don't know because the problem is that they might come up with some crazy idea just to keep their electro calm on. on that point. what practical changes should we expect then theresa, when it comes to immigration policy under this coalition government? no, that's a really good question. i think that remains to be seen. i think that this is always a popular issue, especially in italy, especially