alexandria was not as much a game as with these with the referee's blunders, well, this is not a claim against alexandria, but against the referees , because in the match with dnipro-1, this hand, when in the first minute there should have been a goal in sato , well, sarapiy hits and the player of alexandria simply gives his hand and hits it, let's see it's just perfectly visible that the defender of alexandria is hitting the ball with his hand. this is the first minute. this is a red card penalty and well, it is clear that under such conditions there would hardly be a draw for alexandria. well, relatively speaking, in quotes, he was disqualified . he didn't play the day before zminay, he was replaced by ruslan rotan in the second half with dnipro-1, and he didn't play zminay at all , that is, this was the self-disqualification for kopyny and yesterday, well, i remember yesterday the episode when kozhushka was clearly offside and offside , which is so clear, the position of the referee was the referee's assistant, it was clear that he should have seen that it was offside from which the

. >> ashley: alexandria hoff live from washington with the latest, good morning. >> alexandria: good morning. the people of mississippi are not the type to wait on help, people came from across the state to lend trucks, equipment and medical expertise. where assistance will be is temporary housing and loans for unsured properties. alejandro mayorkas took a tour of the small delta community where residents say every marker of existence is gone. >> flower shop, beauty shop, barber, law offices just down the street are all gone. there was an auto parts store, local restaurant that has been there for -- i don't know how many years, since i was a child. service stations, tire shop, just gone. >> alexandria: 26 lost their lives in mississippi and alabama, one death was reported. the rare path through mississippi, trauma that has not had time to settle. national weather service warned of more severe weather through the weekend. governor kemp issued state of emergency. high winds and multiple tornados there, troop county, tornado is blamed for damaging 100 structures. back in mississippi, co

hi, alexandria. >> alexandria: this questioning lasted four hours as tiktok ceo tried to make a case for why the app should not be banned in the united states. chew was facing the committee yesterday and maintained the app's parent company bytedance is not an agent of china. >> mr. chew, you are here because the american people need the truth about the threat tiktok poses to our national and personal security. tiktok collects nearly every datapoint imaginable. tiktok surveills us all and chinese communist party is able to use this as a tool to manipulate america as a whole. >> alexandria: she asked if the app spied on america, he said, i don't think spying is the right way to describe it. debbie dengle focused on geo-surveillance. >> has tiktok collected to serve user ads? yes or no? >> i would need to check on the details, we do not check that. i will check on the details. >> i'm sure there is a yes, there. >> alexandria: tiktok ceo confirmed his own children are not on the app. >> why don't you let your eight-year-old child on tiktok? >> my kids are in singapore, if they lived in t

let's turn to alexandria hoff for a look at what russia is up to, alex. >> alexandria: there is no question president putin is looking to strengthen his partner with china and bolster world support as the chinese president is trying to frame his visit as diplomatic. >> when chinese president xi jinping announced his summit with putin, he said it is for the sake of peace, despite u.s. warning russia is providing to provide rush with. and any ceasefire from beijing would be one sided. announcement of the meeting was made the same day the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russian president putin. for deportation of china in occupied territory into russia possession. >> alexandria: ukrainian children have been placed in filtration camps before being transferred to russia. president biden spoke to the title of putin as war criminal. >> president biden: it is justified, it is not recognize by us, but makes a strong point. >> alexandria: the u.s. has started drone flights over the black sea. this video shows russian jets dropping fuel on the u.s. drone before one russian je

because io cortez, a congresswoman -- alexandria because io cortez alexandria-- -- alexandria ocasio cortez. he was censured for that. others have nothing to do with that. laszlo, r congressional correspondent caught up with two members of the senate ethics committee. this is a very secretary of -- very secretive part of congress. they're not matter of public record. much of the work being done by the senate ethics committee, a bipartisan body, is done out of public view, behind closed doors. matt was able to talk to 2 of them and, put the question to them "why is this the case? you do not do anything when it comes to putting the screws to members of congress." the democrat from delaware did not want to talk about it. he reserved his right to not talk about it. senator rich from idaho, republican he talked in great detail to us about the work they do. he made the case "we look into these seriously. this is a bipartisan affair. he noted there were seven letters that went out about were letters of admonition where they admonished members of the senate for things that were found to be e

. >> steve: alexandria hoff, the former president has been in all caps mode all week. >> alexandria:s been a winding road indeed. law enforcement source says they do not expect the president to be arraigned until perhaps next week and we're told the former president would have to appear in person rather than online. he offered this last night. >> democrat investigations of your all-time favorite president, me, is just a continuation of the most disgusting witch hunt in the history of our country. our enemies are desperate to stop, they know we are the only ones who can stop them and they know it strongly. >> alexandria: yesterday grand jury heard from robert costello, advisor to attorney cohen. costello was brought in to poke holes in cohen's credibility. >> i saw michael cohen on tv stating things he said he was going to tell the grand jury and had told the grand jury that were contrary to what he told us when we represented him in april of 2018. i'm sitting home watching the lies and i said, i have to do something about it. i don't represent donald trump, but i do stand for justice

, mykyta shevchenko, the goalkeeper , and kiryukhantsev, oleksandr, the defender from alexandria, andoshnychenko, but kiryukhantsev is solid, you know something about me, they are so active, they are so active, the defenders are similar, they are tricksters the charge of amirakhnychenko and how not to call it a conflict of interests, that is, it is possible that the coaching staff does not see other football players , because of the sentences, now it is so hard to work, who is at hand , the football players are under the care of the club from alexandria , then they finally take shevchenko shevchenko we are not against the other, well, no one i don't mind just that, conditionally speaking, it's just for a discount. if right now, don't dig deep, don't look at the statistics. well, we understand that right now bohdan is in fantastic shape, that all the matches in the spring show that he's fine on the left wing on the right wing the day before he shut down kabaev, then no one saw voloshyn on the field at all because he played against bohdan budka in the attack, he always connected, that i

well, it's clear that under such conditions there was hardly a draw in alexandria. popina who played with his hand. 100% of the time , he was disqualified. but not he played already the day before, he was replaced by ruslan rotan in the second half with dnipro-1, and with minay he did not release at all, that is, it was exactly the same as kopyny. and yesterday, well, remember the episode yesterday when kozhushka was clearly offside and the offside, which , well, that is so clear, the position of the referee was the assistant the referee was clear, it is clear that he should have seen that it was offside, from which the goal was scored, with which oleksandria equalized the results to a large extent . oleksandria lost. he simply switched off from the fight, he didn't even expect that the referee didn't blow the whistle, look, they're holding the lines , look . there was no stoppage and this ended with a cross and a goal in the third period, the result was 1 :1 after an obvious offside, kozhuska, who gave a goal pass, and then immediately remembered the dawn match of

he is not in lviv, he moved it, the city of alexandria , kirovograd region.uh, in our garden or in their garden there is already an inhalation river flowing, there is a river that does not flow in parallel, and this is the les river very often in reports. e flickers. we, uh, i called him recently, i think, two days ago , we talked, but when it all started, it was he who called me first, on the twenty-fourth of february. said, well, what are you fathers attacked, she us muscovites. i say, what are you talking about? i didn't understand anything at all. and he says, you watch the news. i looked, i called my cousin, also in the lviv region, bears, i called another brother who is in dnepropetrovsk and the head physician of the children's hospital. he left with his family for western ukraine, he does not say where he is, he called his friends, too. and yet you're amazing in spite of everything that's going on. you continue to communicate with your brother. what did he say to you in your last conversation? but he penultimate, i would say that i would take a machine

. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live with the latest. >> trump's legal team says the

. >> todd: alexandria hoff live with more. >> alexandria: stock futures are mixed following first republic bank being dealt a rescue package from nearly a dozen other banks. they came from the likes of 1 to 5 billion from bank of america, j.p. morgan, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, in an effort to stabilize the market and pull first republic bank. this reflects their confidence in the banking system, together we are deploying strength and liquidity into the larger system, where it is needed most. america's largest banks stand united to support the economy and those around us. treasury secretary janet yellen was behind the deal, her testimony came just a day after u.s. regulators took emergency action to contain silicon valley bank. janet yellen said broader financial panic is not necessary. >> i can reassure the members of the committee that our banking system is sound. americans can feel confident their deposits will be there when they need them. this week demonstrates our resolute commitment to ensure that our financial system remains strong and that depositor savings remain safe. no tax

. >> todd: alexandria hoff live from washington with more. >> alexandria: the two spoke for four and a half hours yesterday over a six-course meal and president putin admitted russia envies china. china has made colossal leap ahead and it is causing interest around the world, we even feel a bit envious. we will discuss initiatives and cooperation in the international arena strengthen the global order. president xi told putin under your strong leadership russia has made great strayeds in prosperous development. russia said it is open to hearing how to settle the war in ukraine. according to the white house, china has not provided lethal aid to russia off the table and john kirby adds any peace proposal would only favor russia. >> we hope president xi will press president putin to cease bombing and halt the war crimes and atrocities and withdraw his troops. we are concerned instead china will reiterate calls for a ceasefire. >> alexandria: ukrainian officials say if china wants peace, troops must withdraw. there is hope that the conversation between president xi and president biden do

alexandria hoff live from dc with the fallout on capitol hill. >> alexandria: good morning, according to sources, they were not given a heads up this indictment was coming down. last week the former president indicated he thought this case may have been dropped, so reaction was raw. >> this is a gross abuse of power, not a surprise to anybody on the republican side, we've seen democrats completely politicize just about every institution. we can no longer have moral authority against dictators and despates, who compete in free and fair elections. >> this is about power, demonstration of raw power, they are sending a message that they will use any power they have to interfere in the next presidential election. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy wrote this, the american people will not tolerate injustice and the house of representatives will hold alvin bragg and unprecedented abuse of power to account. there are committees looking into da alvin bragg's investigation, those are taking a brief pause to see what happens next in the former president's arraignment. jim jordan is chair of the hou

alexandria hoff joins us live. >> alexandria: u.s. regulators are applauding the deal saying the lifeline given to first republic bank demonstrates the resilience of the american banking system. all of this to pull first republic bank from the spiral met by silicon valley, signature and silver gate. join statement reads action of the largest banks reflect confidence in the banking system, we are deploying strength and liquidity to the largest system where it is needed most. the banks are supporting the economy and those around us. secretary yellen was among the architects of the deal. her testimony game days after emergency action to contain collapse of silicon valley bank. listen. >> i can reassure the members of the committee that our banking system is sound. americans can feel confident that their deposits will be there when they need them. this week's actions demonstrate resolute commitment to ensure that our financial system remains strong and that depositors savings remain safe. no taxpayer money is being used or put at risk wit

alexandria hoff is live. >> alexandria: a meeting be arranged with alleged war criminal. president xi calls it a journey of peace. conflict and war benefit no one, all parties must stay -- spiralling out of control. u.s. officials are highly skeptical about this sentiment maintaining china is planning to -- john kirby on "fox news sunday." >> john kirby: no question that china and russia are two countries chafing against this order that the united states and our allies and partners have built since world war ii. they don't like that, they would like to rewrite the rules globally. >> alexandria: if the meeting results in a ceasefire from beijing, that would ratify russia conquest and give putin time for renewed offensive. last week biden said he would speak to the chinese president soon, according to the white house, no call head been scheduled. here is tom cotton offering this. >> joe biden put a kick-me sign on america's back. it has created void of leadership and not filled with peace and stability and understanding, it is filled with adversaries working against our int

. >> brian: should be bigger than that, though, alexandria hoff joins us. >> alexandria: the vice presidentl visit ghana, tanzinia. the biden administration says they are not asking african partner nations to choose between the u.s. and china, they want to expand their options. china is on the phones of millions of americans. >> what the hearing made clear to me was that tiktok should be banned in the united states of america to address the immediate threat and we also need a national data privacy law. what we're seeing is tiktok and mr. chew have been caught in this lie that there is not a connection to bytedance and ultimately the ccp. >> alexandria: house speaker caterpillar says the house will ban tiktok. it is concerning the ceo of tiktok can't be honest and admit china has the data. we have seen lots of videos coming out for quite sometime and questions being raised over hypocrisy about what you are seeing there. >> showed a video in the last segment of the president on tiktok, shot by a celebrity inside the white house. for 150 million americans who use the app -- >> it is not on gov

. >> todd: alexandria hoff with the latest, alexandria. >> good morning, todd, ashley. committee set to take place wednesday. witnesses will include former cdc director dr. robert redfield, dr. jamie netzel and senior fellow atlantic council and nicholas wade a science and health editor. congressman spradlin strip is the key city care. i've seen sitting on the intelligence committee but you have to drive forward and getting questions answered because the more we find, the more questions we may have. really what we tried to do is follow the breadcrumbs if you will. look at the forensics of what took place. it is important to find the origins of covid. >> in a memo released yesterday, and alerted to information that shows dr. anthony fauci sought to discredit early warnings of the wuhan lab leak theory. this is new evidence released by select committee today suggest dr. fauci prompted the draft of publication to disprove the lab leak theory. and skewed available evidence to achieve that goal. dr. jeremy for work went uncredited despite significant involvement. here is con

well, there is sympathy for him, and that is why we wish ruslanov everything will work out in alexandriae national team and in molodizhka, with which he will go for the european championship, we already mentioned several times today oleksandr zinchenko, the real leader of arsenal, he was even the captain. a week ago, he is now in the arsenal, simply by many indicators , the undisputed leader there, the first places are taken there , especially this work with the ball, which passes are accurate passes, the number of passes, advances in this third of the field, and well, a player like you says is true, if he is in the arsenal of the leaders of the championship, the leader means that from the english national team we have to play, well, no. strong along all lines, we are balanced and now we can play calmly in general, we have to play in general with these on equal terms, and zinchenko, apart from the official indicator, and they actually claim that he is the super leader of arsenal now, we can talk about that atmosphere, that microclimate that he creates in the dressing room, that he create

yes, we expect , we expect from ruslan as well rotani now has a job that he is doing in alexandria, buta coach for some one game and that is just to enter this path , it takes time and there is no time, so i think that this is not an accounting decision, but what

. >> alexandria: good morning, according to defense department u.s. contractor was killed after a group crashed unmanned ariel vehicle into a building in northeast syria 1:30 local time. once determined it was iranian origin, the war posing group says eight iranian fighters were killed in that action. lloyd austin said the airstrikes were conducted in response to attacks by the group irgc. we will defend our people. no group will strike our troops with impunity. republican congressman matt gates offered this, it is deeply sad to see americans killed and troops killed in syria. this is price of guarding oilfields in other countries. iran continue to stain desert sand with the blood of america's best. since 2021, air kurilla says u.s. troops have come under attacks by iranian backed groups and we will defend our people and respond at time and place of our choosing. we are postured in the face of any iranian attacks. enduring defeat of isis would benefit security and stability of syria and entire region. he added to congress, in that region, iran holds l

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. >> brian: alexandria hoff is live at the white house with the latest. >> u.s. regulators went to work this weekend. that resulted in a promise that all depositors will have access to all of their money today. in essence, what this work did was waived the 250,000 insurance limit for deposit. that's a saving grace for customers of silicon valley bank as much as $220 billion in assets were uninsured. it's a move to prevent a run on additional banks and makes it so the tech companies that banked with svb can make payroll. at least 29 were impacted including big names like pinterest, fit bit, zip recruiter who name a few. separately the same has been done for new york signature bank shut down over the weekend. treasury secretary janet yellen says this action does not equal bailing out the banks. >> during the financial crisis, there were investors and owners of systemic large banks that were bailed out and we're certainly not looking into the reforms that have been put in place means that we're not going to do that again. but, we are concerned about depositors and a

. >> ashley: alexandria hoff is live in washington, good morning. alex alexandria: it would have led to another rate hike, that fight against inflation may have to be placed on hold. it was an attempt by silicon valley bank that led to selling off of securities. by thursday, stock began to nose dive and by friday regulators shut it down. sunday signature bank suffered the same fate and emergency measures were enacted. president biden tried to provide reassurance yesterday. >> president biden: americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe, deposits will be there. small businesses across the country is breathe easier knowing they will be able to pay their workers and bills and hard working employees can breathe easy. no loss and this is important points, no losses born by the taxpayers. >> biden administration says since investors were not covered, this was no bailout. they are wanting to recoop losses, claiming sbv should have warn investors it was susceptible to a bank run. they deceived investors and acted with wreckless disregard.

alexandria hoff joins us live in d.c. with the details, alexandria.ak with a willow project would be the most significant wheel and cast with federal till inventory and history with a significant test of president biden's climate agenda. the thirty-year project with philips inside of the national petroleum reserve in alaska. proponents are calling it a lifeline. environmentalist on the other hand see it as a carbon death sentence. many working back what the president has said about the willow project, listen. >> this way of a on the environment specifically reducing carbon in the air with 500,000 charging stations around the world, i mean from around the country. it will take millions of barrels of oil off of the road. >> well, this project estimated to yield 1.5% of total u.s. oil production offering increase in energy security at a time when it is needed according to proponents. yesterday white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said the president is capable of improving energy security and reducing fossil fuel simultaneously. speak with the p

. >> ashley: alexandria hoff in washington with more details, good morning, alexandria. >> good morninghley, todd. the discussion lasted four hours with president putin with escorting president xi to his car. he is envious of china and telling xi, china has made a colossal leap ahead in recent years. it is causing genuine interest all around the world and we feel a little bit envious. we will discuss those issues with the initiative we highly respected peer the international arena to strengthen the basic principles of global order and multi-polarity. president xi returned the complement under strong leadership, russia has made great strides and prosperous development. the two will meet again with top officials and russia has said it is open to hearing how to settle the war in ukraine. u.s. officials fear in a chinese proposal would only pay for russia. >> we hope that president xi will press president putin to cease bombing schools and to hold war crimes and atrocities and to withdraw his troops. but we are concerned that instead china will reiterate calls for a cease-fire that leaves r

. >>> the congressional ethics committee says it's extending an inquiry into alexandria ocasio-cortezs dress that made headlines when she wore to it the met gala in 2021. many noting that tax the rich was a bold message for such a swank event. >> the ethics committee says the congresswoman may have accepted gifts when she showed up on the red carpet talking about accessories and shoes and hair and makeup and the dress itself. manu raju is joining us. tell us about this. >> reporter: the house ethics committee is conducting a bipartisan investigation after an outside body called the office of congressional ethics opened an inquiry and found that roughly $5,600 worth of services, hair, makeup, transportation, a handbag, was not paid for by alexandria ocasio-cortez as is required. they said if the congresswoman accepted impermissible gifts, they may have violated house rules and federal law. the report notes that alexandria ocasio-cortez did ultimately pay for those services but it wasn't until after the investigation was open. ocasio-cortez agrees it should have happened earlier and she

alexandria hoff, thank you for the report.and president biden 2024 budget proposal let's bring in our political panel with us mark latter former assistant to president trump, chief communications director and kevin walling, democratic strategist and former biden surrogate. i was listening to alex's report mark, and karine jean-pierre was calling ron desantis a maga republican. so but ron desantis who hasn't declared yet make america great again is trump. >> every republican who runs and still yet to run is a maga republican. they are going to run on trump policies because they worked and it's a great contrast to what we have right now. they'll emphasize different things, smile different ways, use their own distinct personalities but they are all running on the trump policies regardless of which ones eventually wins the nomination. >> is ron getting in? >> all indications. if you're in iowa, sounds like you're getting in. griff: let's talk about your man, president biden, who is the biggest challenger of the field developing on

. >> hey, everyone, this is rep aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez. this is my first tiktok.f do i believe tiktok should be p banned? no. why should tiktok not be banned. the united states has never before banned a social media company from existence, from operating in our borders. this is an app that has over 150 million americans on it. maria: that was new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez posting her very first tiktok this weekend, saying that congress should focus on regulating social media companies instead of banning tiktok. this as we learn they that the parent company of tiktok bytedance donated $150,000 to nonprofits related to the house black and hispanic caucuses in december. house speaker kevin mccarthy announced the house will move forward with a bill on tiktok after the, quote, concerning testimony from its. ericceo.joining me is texas con, lieutenant colonel keith several. than-- keith self. thank you for being here this morning. it's interesting to see the governors ban tiktok, raising their hand about it being a national security threat and then you

alexandria hoff is at the white house with more on this, alexandria. >> hi arthel.resident biden did not give a direct comment regarding the meeting pretty simply said we will seat when the meeting takes place. before departing for delaware though yesterday the president did respond the international criminal court issuing an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin. this is a war crimes and ukrainian children to russia. commended the action despite the u.s. not recognizing the icc. ask the question is recognize international bias either. i think it makes a very strong points for. >> international warrant was issued after chinese president xi jinping announced his plans in moscow last week. could signal china wanting to have that is waging the official beijing's proposal one sided and no call has been scheduled to present biden and president xi. >> while president made it clear to speak with president xi, we are not actively engaged. >> as a guest or the u.s. resume drone flights over the international waters and the black sea but that's after defense off

. >> steve: alexandria hoff is live with the latest.lexandria, we don't know the charges but we heard there is a bunch of them. >> exactly right. could be a several dozen. trump's legal team is still negotiating the terms of the arraignment. according to the d.a.'s office. quote. we contacted mr. trump's attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan's d.a. office on arraignment from a supreme court indictment which remains under seal guidance will then be provided when the arraignment date is selected. since it is under seal we don't know the exact charges. what we do know is bragg has been trump for alleged payments made leading up to the 2016 election including $130,000 to adult film actress stormy daniels. bragg questioned witnesses about an alleged payment made to model karen macdougall. the former president has denied any wrongdoing and has denied the affairs. and he has also responded to the indictment with outrage writing a lengthy response including this is a political persecution and election interference at the highest

alexandria huff live from the north lawn. alexandria before we get to biden's foreign policy has there been any reaction at all from the white house on trump's truth social post? >> yeah bryan weave reached tout white house for comment and we have not received a response back yet regarding that we don't necessarily anticipate hearing anything from the white house and also no comment when it came to other legal filings that's a countersuit filed by hunter biden against own or of a computer repair shop where notorious laptop is abandoninged there's that as well and departed from white house yesterday for delaware, president really had total say about any family dealings from saying oversight committee was not true that's regarding large payout that biden family members allegedly received from a deal with the chinese energy company. president biden did, though, offer about this upcoming meeting between chinese president xi and another adversary. >> your reaction to president putin meeting with president xi next week -- >> well w

alexandria alexandria hoff has more on the state of the 2024 presidential field.lo, alex. >> reporter: yeah, governor desantis made no official announcement today, but his mere presence in iowa on friday indicates a campaign in the works. here's what he kid can offer today. he did offer today. >> we got a great response across two different cities, and i think it's just people look and they see, you know, we have a deficit of leadership in this country. and when people stand up and willing to lead, and i talk about the book, when i became governor i said i'm not doing any polling. i never did a poll since i've been governor to try to tell me what another. a leader's not captive by polls, a leader leads and shapes public opinion and brings the people with ya. >> reporter: well, desantis is considered former president trump's closest rival. in iowa tomorrow which, of course, home to the nation's first republican nominee decider, former president trump is expected to lay out new education policy. during former u.n. ambassador nikki haley's visit op on friday as well,

alexandria, we don't know the charges but we heard there is a bunch of them. >> exactly right.mp's legal team is still negotiating the terms of the arraignment. according to the d.a.'s office. quote. we contacted mr. trump's attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan's d.a. office on arraignment from a e

brian, steve, rachel. >> steve: alexandria, let me ask you a question. i know a lot of this reporting is coming from the "wall street journal." they say because prosecutors control the grand jury, the defense can request a witness appear but, ultimately, the jurors then are going to vote whether or not to hear that person, right? so this guy might not show up. >> yeah. that's really interesting. we don't even know if the jurors then will get any indication of what costello would have said today. but it's impactful that the judge had allowed costello at least to be presented as a potential witness in this and we will hear if he is, in fact, heard. >> steve: all right, alexandria a thank you very much. >> rachel: we were on the couch this weekend when the story broke. >> brian: on truth social. ains. >> rachel: broke on truth social and everyone is wondering what do we make of this. we wanted to hear what jonathan turleyly had to say about it. here's what he ended up saying. >> this is a political prosecution in my view. you don't have to really venture ve

alexandria hoff is live with details. good morning. >> alexandria: a group afilliated with iran military guard crashed into a building killing a u.s. contractor around 1:30 a.m. once determined the unman aircraft was iranian origin, retaliatory airstrikes were carried out last night. the observatory for rights, eight were killed in that. lloyd austin said at the direction of president biden, i authorize to conduct precision airstrikes in eastern syria. the airstrikes were conducted in response to today's attack and series of attacks against coalition sources by groups associated with irgc. we will take measures to defend our people, no group will strike our groups with impunity. since 2021, general eric corrila says u.s. troops have come under attack 78 times, saying, we will defend our people and respond at time and place of our choosing, we are postured for additional iranian attacks. we ensure defeat of isis of syria and the region. congressman matt gates offered this. it is deeply sad to continue to see americans kill

alexandria is the same and the spring bouquet that takes place in the city of minsk, that is, a largere held in each region, and artisans always have the right to present their products to buyers. narrow festivals, it is precisely these artisan rows of masters from russia who came, they come here, as they say, but always, in order to seize the slavic bazaar and alexandria steadily. uh, here for the whole summer they are ready to stay and move from point to point so much that they love, of course, also, uh, not only is our belarus and our buyer, who is oriented, but our folk traditions crafts and with pleasure always buy those products that are made by hand according to their original traditions. thank you very much for a very interesting conversation. i really hope that very soon we will see new premieres from belarusfilm for youth and will be able to visit new expositions. thanks next. together with our guides, you will learn something that you would never have guessed to google, one of the most famous names of the belaya vezha tower although for its history of white. she never was.

growing this morning in the town three houses were flooded and automobile bridges in the sennian alexandrian of the road in klimovichi, flooded four, the compound of seven households, the basement of a private house in vitebsk, from where it is now come, impressive shots of water on the embankment, where the witch runs into length according to experts in this situation?

evacuated in the vlezlinsky and khodorsky districts in the water automobile bridges with leninsk near alexandriation of the road in klimovichi flooded four farmsteads. seven household buildings basement of a private house in vitebsk, water on the embankment, where the beatbo flows into the length, according to experts, in this situation does not pose any particular danger. bangladesh celebrates independence day today belarusian head of state alexander lukashenko congratulated the president and the people of the country on the national holiday. that in recent years the republic has reached a striking geographical distance from minsk and daka, the relationship, which is based on a solid foundation of mutual respect, will be able to find ways to expand bilateral ties , primarily in the areas of industrial cooperation; holiday in the country just over the past year has been overhauled. approximately 1,000 high-rise buildings. significantly reduced caloric professional holiday, the best in its field. about 160 people from all over the country received the honorary worker badge. birch sap went into th

and so she she's just running a very successful school in alexandria. and he takes off for edenton. and so she says i'm gonna have to go to edenton and she writes washington that she'd like to come and visit and talk to him about him and martha about what she should do. so first of all, this was kind of like who does she think she is, but you can see she has enormous self-confidence and then when washington invites her to come to mount vernon, she says well, she would love to come but she doesn't have a carriage and so then washington has to send the carriage to bring her back and forth. so this is not a person who's i mean she's respectful, but she does not think of herself as subordinate subordinate to washington. so he's he's you know, she she traded on that power in her own in her own lifetime. he's also in the title because you know, washington represents the type of male political power the white male political power that in some way comes to exemplify our understanding of this period and so her her sort of willingness to confront him and deal with him in her own lifetime to t

i'm alexandria hop in washington. i've got the details coming up. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. well, you can expect to see some more police that stones town galleria in san francisco. it's property owners say fights between big groups of teenagers caught on video or prompting safety insecurity changes. ktvu is james torres reports from the mall, telling us how managers and the city are reacting. a representative from the parent company of stones town galleria. i'm known as brookfield properties tells me this is a situation they are taking seriously that they will not tolerate, and it's a violation of the code of conduct saying to me that they're working with san francisco police officers to up their security presence. here is one video making rounds on twitter and instagram in it. you see teenagers surrounding others in the middle of a fight. several other videos show massive brawls from afar in the middle of the malls, courtyard and right in front of stores. one video shows a group f

him, but there is sympathy for him, and that is why we wish ruslanov everything will work out in alexandria and in the national team and in molodizhka, with which he will go to the european championship. he was even the captain a week ago, eh, he is now in the arsenal, simply by many indicators, the undisputed leader there takes the first places there, especially this work with the ball, what passes , accurate passes, the number of passes, advancing on such a third of the field, and such a player, as you say, is it true if he in the arsenal of the leaders of the championship, the leader means from the english national team we have to play, well no let's say so , not only fight back well, we are actually very, very strong at the moment the glass is very strong in all lines, we are balanced and now we can to play calmly in general, we have to play in general with these on equal terms, and zinchenko, apart from the official indicator, they actually claim that he is the super leader of arsenal now, we can talk about the atmosphere, the microclimate that he creates in the dressing room, that he

disastrous has alexandria ocasio-cortez been for the new york city and state economy?strous. we proudly put that billboard up and i guess she expected an apology, she will not have it. the numbers and her math doesn't add up. look at florida, first time in history, more employees than new york. people are fleeing blue states. kevin was right. walmart just left oregon, they have the ability to closeup stores and leave an entire state. small businesses don't have that ability. some did flee new york, for example, new york city tax, you know this best, todd, i think 15%. in florida, zero. they create jobs, not the tax hikes and regulation killing policies that kill jobs in blue states. >> todd: we have mentioned people fleeing oregon, talking about new york, we also mentioned california, illinois with the whole chicago situation there, lori lightfoot leaving. if i'm going and looking blue, blue, blue, blue. why don't blue states and cities change their policy before it is too late? some point, there will not be anybody left to turn out the lights. >> absolutely, todd, i d

alexandria is the same and the spring bouquet that takes place in the city of minsk, that is, a largeents and always artisans masters have the right to present their products to buyers trait. russian festivals , it is precisely these handicraft rows of masters from russia who came, they come here, as they say, but always, in order to seize the slavic bazaar and alexandria steadily. uh, they are ready to stay and move here for the whole summer from point to point so much. they love, of course, also, uh, not only our belarus , but also our buyer, who is focused, but on our folk traditions handicrafts and with pleasure always buy those products that are made with their own hands according to their original traditions. thank you very much for a very interesting conversation. i really hope that very soon we will see new premieres from belarusfilm for youth and will be able to visit new expositions. thanks next. we will introduce you to the most unusual, praying places in belarus, located on the place where the number stood, the church of st. john boscu. and my hand at once, pointing to the

you can see this in alexandria at the masonic national memorial there in alexandria. and you can't see it very well. it's still well hidden. he sat for this portrait, i think, over a dozen times before he would approve it. and this was for private eyes. it was just for the masons in alexandria. so he felt a little bit better about it. and again, you can't quite see it, but you can see a little bit of of of what looks kind of like freckle laying across the bridge of his nose, maybe a bit on this on his forehead here. there was a mole down here under his ear. and then there's an unrelated abscess on his other other cheek. so washington well understood the damage that smallpox could cause, but he did survive if he hadn't been inoculated. and he survived as a as a teenager. this is undoubtedly one of the reasons why it took so long for washington to decide to inoculate his soldiers. often historians don't really interrogate why it took him. two years, he inoculates the soldiers. in 1777 to decide to do it, and it's partially because he endured it as a teenager. for one, h

alexandria hoff joins us. >> alexandria: you have the house and senate asking questions today, senate judiciary committee will hear from alejandro mayorkas, focus is the u.s.-mexico border. agents marked one million illegal migrant encounters since october. house homeland security, one sector reporting 846% increase in encounters. illegal aliens up in the swanton sector alone, northern border patrol agents are left without to defend our border. biden administration and alejandro mayorkas must answer for this. president biden and justin trudeau announced a deal to turn back illegal migrants at their shared border. biden administration says this will reduce pressure at our southern border. >> ashley: thank you, parents in california supporting bill that increases penalty for fentanyl dealers. state lawmakers are rejecting this after one democrat refused to show up for the hearing. we spoke to a mother who lost her son to the deadly drug react. >> he is sending a clear message to the drug dealers of fentanyl in our community, in our state, that he cares more about them than he does about