sarah casey, alexis mcgill johnson, and jennifer klein. the dobbs decision in 2020 to overturn 50 years of precedent, something we care a lot abo at glamour, we've been looking in the archives that all of the stories that were written around row and we are witnessing this alln reproductive rights in the u.s., which is terrifying. what are you hearing on the ground? can you set the scene for us in new york and those tuning in on the livestream? >> absolutely. it is an honor to be here. i wish we were in france right now celebrating the guaranteed freedom they put in the constitution today. the situation in the states is dire. 21 states now have abortion bands. on in three are living in states where they no longer have access to abortion care in that ste. it means they are traveling significant miles out to get access to care unless they are completely denied access altogether. we have seen stories under storing --8d that abortion veins -- abortion bands make things more -- make pregnancy more dangerous. we know they are now willing to crimi

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>> alexis started to talk about it.take a minute to think about what is happening on the ground. you have patients who are literally some in the middle of g in vitro fertilization who do not know whether they can have their embryos transplanted. people w embryos they have already produced, that are waiting. so, the reaction was -- this is, first of all, completely predictable, as a result of■uhe chaos and confusion that was created when roe was overturned. but also a shock. first they wanted to take away the right of when and whether to have a child. now they are taking away the right of how you are going to have it. you just said that. i think, you know, we first went after the right to abortion, they went after the right■# to contraception, and now the right to use ivf or other fertility ie scenario on what's next? >> it's terrifying. . i think we've seen many ofagai't to point out this is all at4 direct consequence, completely predicable and direct on-site of the overturning of roe v wade. we know who is responsible

haw putin -- alexi navalny. how likely will — putin -- alexi navalny._ putin -- alexi navalny. how likely will it be _ putin -- alexi navalny. how likely will it be that - putin -- alexi navalny. how likely will it be that they - likely will it be that they come out and protest? i don't know the _ come out and protest? i don't know the answer _ come out and protest? i don't know the answer to _ come out and protest? i don't know the answer to that. - come out and protest? i don't i know the answer to that. coming out in protest is a little simpler than it would otherwise be and when alexei navalny called for in february and her widow has called for them to come out at noon to vote and vote in the polling station, just like gathering like a flash mob at that hour, they are protesting silently. there is nothing that says it cannot vote. in fact, they are being encouraged to vote but by doing it at this prearranged hour, they are sending a silent but powerful message. if only doesn't do this in major cities, it will have fizzled but if hundreds calm, and i

well, alexi, let me ask you this.are the biggest pressures facing national governments who are trying to chart a path between consumer demand, but also the risk to public health? there is a pressure. there is a movement in all the eu member states, more or less with initiatives, proposals to regulate the cannabis consumption and to allow for recreational use. but we need to put this in balance with the huge increase in drug related violence in europe. today we speak a lot about cocaine, but the drug related violence that we observe in the last 15, 20 years was driven first by the cannabis market in europe. so so any decision that is to be taken needs to consider those different elements and certainly the strong component in the eu policy for public health. and aleksey, looking at the recreational side, looking at all those jurisdictions where it's just becoming much more widespread and open, why is that happening around the world? because i'm just wondering, is it to, well, control the drug dealers, the drug trafficki

live from berlin. thousands of warners gather in defiance of kremlin warnings to bid farewell to alexis. of all the family and friends gathered inside of moscow church to see their quiet good size. well, outside. it was a raucous farewell riot police around the church in south eastern moscow, but failed to stop an outpouring of thanks for vladimir putin this most vocal credit. also coming up, the european commission says that it is releasing a 50000000 euro payments to the un agency for policy mean refugees fund funds had been under review following is fairly claims that his staff participated in her mazda is october 7th attack the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. alexi na, balmy's funeral has taken place under type security in moscow. 2 weeks after his death in an arctic prison. vladimir putin, as most vocal critic, attracted an equally loud and large crowd who paid their final respects to the thousands of mourners gathered at the church for the service which concluded just over an hour ago. despite a large number of police on hand, the crowd clapped. and cheered as the coffin left

yolanda and alexis, legit. i'm madison, director of similar for africa also than i do in capital. could be a demo. secuity and intelligence specialist focus in west africa and they have regions way to have the old and the program a diet. how, how to relations southerly declined between nija and the united states of america. it's quite an interesting development on cedar in the us as been the one um government engaging with nisha actually on government government basically the same thing. i kind of buy representation from the deputy secretary of state to the assets i sent. get you a page to service in your needs to have jamie have the i'm busted to present our credentials. so i think that there has been some form of appointments on the part of the u. s. in terms of working with nation. but i think for me, share the problem is that they same so much fixated on for the leasing. and we do know that this book lives in june. the eventually need drives and they show me soon . um, in the, in the john really especially considering the security template cache and the size of thoughtful nige

alexis: thanks, paul.mes in just under with the imf had recently put forward, predicated upon the assumption and recommendations that you would have strong policy support measures, both from physical as well as monetary policy to be able to support a near-5% target. i think it looks slightly bullish, if we come from looking at growth last year, obviously, you had stronger growth coming from the base effects of 2022. i would be focused more on what happens with regard to the plenum when it actually unfolds, as to what kind of measures will be put into place to address the property rout, to address that stockmarket rapper, to address deflation, and also the number put forward by the npc to create 12 million jobs and a focus on youth unemployment, i am wondering where those jobs are going to come from. there are certain bright sectors, of course, like cleantech and electronics to support the cleantech revolution. the ev's. i think it will focus on that going forward. haidi: you talk about china's role as a cl

also coming up in the program, hundreds of supporters of alexis, of all the gather of his brave to mark 40 days since his death. the permanent critic died in a severe young labor camp. in february the i'm here until berlin. welcome to the program. 6 people are now presumed dead after a major bridge collapse. in baltimore, the francis got key bridge was hit by a container shifting the early hours of tuesday. the federal government has promised money to rebuild the bridge and for the port of baltimore which remains blocked by the wreckage. a hot breaking end to a search for survivors. after new year's day of searching for 6 missing people who were on the bridge of the time, it collapsed all stores. she said they no longer had hope of finding anyone alive. based on the length of time that we've gone in the search, the extensive search efforts that we put into it, the water temperature that at this point, we do not believe that we're going to find any of these individuals still alive. and so this evening, at about 730, we're going to suspend the ad to search and rescue efforts. this for cha

i understand most of alexi's point. i just think the doubts about the age continued to seep in western voters. on balance, i think it is a tough call because of all the things that alexi just laid out about trump's behavior trump not following the rules. trump not telling the truth. biden has limited chances to prove to those that don't support him that he is up for another four years. >> aaron, you will give us the last word on this topic. do you have a sense of which way the biden campaign is leaning? they have not definitively decided, have a? >> reporter: they haven't. it has been a question that has been asked several times of several people a direct answer has not been given. the most direct response we got was president biden asked on the tarmac yesterday whether he was going to -- whether he would commit to debating the former president. biden said, it depends on his behavior. that is most direct response we have gotten but it remains to be seen, as others have said, whether the campaign will decide this is some

guest: thanks, alexis. think all the women standing up and say i don't want children is also still heavily judged. and i hope women who don't want children don't have them. but i think if you are on any social media and you start getting sent memes from people who are proudly child free, they seem a little aggressive. they seem a little judgey. but it is hard. it is still hard to say i don't want to be a mom. that, i think if this legacy of gender roles and what we are supposed to do and what is expected of us, and i absolutely agree with alexis. if you are not going to make a good parent, please don't be one. host: the suffragist movement is associated with wearing white. we've seen when it came up on the centennial that women in congress were wearing white on big occasions. explain why. >> this is another topic the suffragists were really good at. they understood how a visual element could make their message go far. and so white, think of it at the time, pictures were black-and-white. a whole lot of women

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if juliet assange dies in prison, how different is that really to the alexi and of all new story? it's just happening in a different place in slow motion. and should it come to that? what will the news coverage look like then? we don't yet know how the vonny died, but a lot of people are willing to say that if he, since he was in russian prison since he was persecuted, that put in his personally responsible the world tonight condemning russia to using mosque out of assassinating alexi and of all me and i think that's a fine standard, but we know julia sanchez health is really bad or if he dies in us custody, or we're going to say, joseph biden, or whoever the present isn't the point personally murdered him for all these years or so a lot of mixed opinions as it relates to julia massage, because if we're going to say that in the volume case, we need to be prepared to say that in the assigned case. so, well, this plays out in london court. we ultimately still put the responsibility on this administration divided. there are several ways out of it if, if they're not able to simply dro

thank you alexis. well, i yet to understand exactly what happened during that meeting between the us assistant secretary of state monthly fee on the michael langley, the command of us africa command with the top new jerry and officials bombing from the what the news areas are saying that the basically they didn't like the what the describe as a condescending attitude of american officials should we should waste time it up as exactly that point or there's more to this new route between the americans and the new jerry it's, i think that's part of it, but i think there is definitely more to this dentist to come to said the doctor to, i think ultimately, the crux of the matter is just choice of ministry partners. and specifically, the choice of russia for us clearly seems to be for straight to that is a, is moving closer and closer in terms of managing corporation and partnerships with the russians. and we saw that in the statement from is uh what they were saying was that the us were trying to the noise a

yolanda and alexis, legit, i'm madison, director of sigma for africa also in the nigerian capital could be a demo secuity and intelligence specialist focus in west africa and they have regions, way too heavy old in the program. the diet, how to relations, southerly decline between nisha and the united states of america. it's quite an interesting development on cedar in the us as been the one um government engage and with nation actually own government to government basically the same. so i kind of buy representation from the atkins deputy secretary of state uh to the assets and secure to your page to service the new page to have jamie have the best of to present our credentials. so i think that it's, there has been some form of openness on the part of the us in terms of working with nation. but i think for me, share the problem is that's the same so much fixated for the leasing. and we do hope that this book leaves in june of eventually need drives initially same environment john, really as personally considering the security thing, the location of the size of thoughtful nigeria just as

eddie, alexi and mike are also back.ng from a former justice seems far beyond what we've heard from justices in the past. are you surprised by that? and what does it mean that justice breyer is moved to actually go public this way? >> it's actually far further than breyer himself has gone historically. he's usually been incredibly temperate when he was on the court in his criticisms of his peers. and this is a whole different flavor. i think if you hold this up against his former language or what you hear from the other justices when they dissent, where they sort of sound like they've been locked in a supply closet and they're sort of hurling their little bodies against it saying, what about the integrity and reputation of the court? this is a whole new clarion voice for justice breyer. now, some of the points he's making, he's made before. he's talked a lot about how the court can squander its reputation. he's talked a lot about the need to value precedent and starri zeisis. but what i think you're hearing here is a rea

inside the church, alexys family and friends pay. the final respects the the full of the coffin was transported to a cemetery near the banks of the most clouded river where his parents said good bye to this on the nevada and these wife, julia novelle. naya was not present at the funeral, she is living outside of russia, saying she could be arrested if she returns the. she posted half a well to house bend on social media, funking him for 26 years of happiness. she has vowed to continue her husband's work well. thousands of people were allowed to bid farewell in moscow. in earlier i asked a claim from the atlantic council if you was surprised that the kremlin allowed that many people to attend the funeral. as i would say, i'm not surprised with how things went today. the kremlin wanted to avoid public shows of support for new volley, putin's greatest challenger and in explicit defiance of the kremlin. if the kremlin tried to prevent a public gathering and of all nice funeral, they really would have had to bring out the riot police. the

and hundreds of supporters of alexi and of all need gather at his grades to mark 40 days since his death the kremlin critic and died and a siberian labour kept in february the k. richardson. thank you very much for joining us in the united states. a huge search and rescue mission to find 6 missing workers after a major bridge collapse has now been suspended. authorities and balls more believe there is no hope of finding them a life. the francis scott key bridge came down after being rammed by a pot container ship after it lost power on tuesday morning. the federal government has now promised money to rebuild the bridge, a heartbreaking end to a search for survivors. after nearly a day of searching for 6 missing people who were on the bridge of the time, it collapsed all storage. she said they no longer had hope of finding anyone alive based on the length of time that we've gone in the search, the extensive search efforts that we put into it, the water temperature, that at this point, we do not believe that we're gonna find any of these individuals still alive. so this evening at about 73

the, the, this is the, the, the news live from berlin, the kremlin fiercest critic, alexi, nev only is laid to rest in moscow, the tires and gather outside the charge in defiance of riot police. cries, bid farewell to the opposite, shouldn't leader who died in a remote dark 16 o colony. and also coming up us president by did a nice has plans to air drop emergency food and supplies and took gossip. this comes as the un says, a quarter of gauze. this population is currently at risk of the hello. welcome to the program, the russian opposition leader, lexi nevada, and he has been laid to rest in moscow, fiercest critic of president vladimir page, and died 2 weeks ago. and a remote arctic penal colony size it is gathered outside the church where his funeral was held, in defiance of a heavy police presence and warnings from the kremlin. when human rights group says at least 67 people have been arrested nationwide tributes. as the moon is john rusher will be free as a cue outside the church in moscow with the funeral of the next in the fall and the withheld. the anti corruption campaign, a fe

hi, alexis. thanks for your time. hello >> hello. it's great to be here. >> so how serious do you think this might be? >> it did not seem to me as if he was committed to this and being coy, i think it's a question that was asked, and certainly he has a good deal of admirers and qualities to recommend him. we'll see what happens. >> i was just going to ask you about the qualities i see jfk portrait behind you. what does it take to be presidential? does curry have? has he shown himself to have some of the qualities and traits of past successful presidents? >> absolutely. >> we have had many athletic presidents and to have been team players. gerald ford had the opportunity to play for the jets. they were just one team, actually, that he could have gone pro with. and instead he went to law school and he went the more traditional route. we know that's not necessary anymore, but i think he would be wise. steph curry would be wise to get a little bit more experience off the court before he ascends to the highest office in the land. >> yes,

you, the wife of kremlin critic alexi novelle name, who died under suspicious circumstances. last month that i found the volunteer joined over 2000 the russians, lining up outside the country's embassy in berlin. 6 hours later, she costs to vote for president. of course i wrote in the volume the son named because it just comedy, so that a month before the election and during the presidential campaign, persians, main opponent, already imprisoned, was murdered. with all the flooding men, hooton's major rivals in prison, exiled or dead. the outcome of this election was never in doubt. but even in russia, thousands still turned out at noon on the final day of voting. showing each other end of the world. there are still many who oppose putin's rule. israel's army is carrying out another operation and goes as large as hospital el cheapo palestinian health authorities say several people have been killed and part of the complex is on fire is real claims from us militants are using the hospital as a command center. i'll chief is one of the last remaining health facilities in the gaza

inside the church, alexys family and friends pay. the final respects, the, the full of the coffin was transported to a cemetery near the banks of the most clouded river where his parents said good bye to the son, nevada, and these wife, julia novelle naya, was not present at the funeral. she is living outside of russia, saying she could be arrested if she returns the. she posted half a well to has been don't social media sign king him for 26 years of happiness. she has vowed to continue her husband's work. germany is investigating potential russian espionage that's after russian state and media published what it claims is a recording of a conversation between high ranking german military officers. they reportedly discuss the possibility of ukraine bombing the main bridge, and linking crimea to russia using german cruise missiles. the bridge has already been attacked twice since the war began, but berlin has refused to supply chief with a long range towards themselves, cited in on verified transcripts of the conversation. germany's de

domestically, we reflect on the death and bravery of alexi navalny.al opposition in russia? tony: not really. the death of alexi navalny was a real moment, he was the figurehead of the opposition. vladimir putin put him in prison and he died. there is no one of stature who can step up and take over leadership. many of those who have been active in imposing putin are in exile because russia has laws making it difficult to dissent to the war. tom: how dependent is vladimir putin's russia on china? tony: very and increasingly. it looks to china for sales of energy because sales to europe are in decline and not returning. it looks for china because markets have been cut off. china is the only source of finance and the source of many goods russia will need. tom: tony, thank you indeed in dubai. what the election would mean, the implications, thank you. now to the other stories making news. the leader of yemen's rebels says the group will expand tax to israeli ships in the indian ocean. they carried out three attacks this week and will not stop until the wa

so the dissidents in russia, alexi nova only died in this side, berry imprisoned one month ago, until the very last moment, the criminal ins, most outspoken critic of russians to protest against the president. the valley was one of many opposition figures to be bought from running in elections. far as the dustin had hoped to defy too soon at this year's election, the dustin had a promising approval rating. bought the central election commission, bought him from the ballot. even with his rivals, dead in prison opened from running 13 may still face a challenge on election day. and in this state, this damned that's even easier for thursday around the dream to share for elections of them for the more assistance. very important for, for the graham and for points him to demonstrate political leads that up. he is supported by the majority of all right. so that's why the crown man truly avoid any laws key on those not damage. they damage that puts you on this whole heartedly, supported by almost all russians to damage this image, opposition figures having coverage, people to come to the polli

as historically alexi putting off in whites until after elections to push through unpopular limits . he's not alone there on this planet. do you think another conscription slash mobilization? if it's for the crime, for at could be waiting for russians post the selection. i think there is a list of majors which has been withheld to be implemented after the election. i don't necessarily believe conscription or a new mobilization will be the actual thing to do because it's highly unpopular and risky. but we know already the dresser will reform expectation system for the 1st time going significantly inside progressive taxation. so you can see the economic effect of the sanctions and the war is there, the state needs more money and it needs to in the last couple legend results. slade, rice, the data road, has ended often more than 9 willing days. and 1600 kilometers the wind was celebrated by supporters of animal rights activists protested after the death of several dogs in the rice. and in training. i have called for the annual event to be back. coral reefs provide a home for nearly a qu

these days, they mostly come to mon, alexi, nevada, and the flooding me approaching fish. this critic was fine day and a penal colony last month. another brutal nail in the coffin of democracy try as we might, some are still hoping to keep the flame alive of the arrived in the back of the embassy preachings. opponents are trying to link their and we don't politically prisoners, shut the campaign to rename the st. alexi and evolve the stress a has gained almost 50000 signatures. the guy wasn't enough only supposed to, and i think that the fight is not over this basically stuff. sure why your this today is a part of the fight against pollutants propaganda. a space for artists nearby. thousands of russians packed into a cosy theatre in search of inspiration, hope a therapy on stage discussion about the upcoming vote about war on about what to do next. i don't expect any good from the selection you by. yeah. are you going to vote no, no. why not? yeah, i don't know what nobody would say. i don't know. he would probably call to do something. but i don't know if i should go to t

thank you to the mother of nearby and this why said that she received a postcard from alexi in which he congratulated her on her birth date. she said the postcard had been sent on the day. he was pronounced that correctly in the number of welcome it was sent on february 16. there were more woman tender words than i have ever received from anybody in my life, something else go. what was the noble prize women editor dmitri murata, was also among those who came to face the respect people affair as backgrounds and agents. but oh, very similar in the greek below, which he was very charismatic. he could lead people to think it's live people up there on know people of this level. i think nothing will change and brochure until the government changes and it's not going to change this is a heavy loss for normal people. you want happiness for the country and the children for people who want to stay here. unfortunately, a state has never valued decent good people and does not tolerate opinions other than its own. on union rules. also to ex christians, believe that at the end of the 40 days off t

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welcome to the program. alexi, novalis for funeral is taking place under type security in moscow, the vocal opponent of russian president vladimir putin died 2 weeks ago in an arctic prison where he was being held on. but supporters called politically motivated charges. the and you are looking there is thousands of warners gathered at the church for the service, which concluded just a few moments ago, riah police have been on hand since the early hours of the morning. the coffin is now en route to a nearby cemetery for burial as yet. there are no reports of arrests despite a kremlin warning that those who participate in any on authorized gatherings quote, would be held responsible. so to listen to how mourners in moscow fuel about attending the funeral surface vehicle, i came here to moscow for alexis funeral to pay my last respect. it's important to me. it's important to a lot of people. that's why i didn't see any option to come here for the funeral stuff. i was very slow that we came early in advance and we were standing for a long time and we're hiding l as low as in cameras. but

the campaign to rename the st. alexi navarro, and the stress of his deemed almost 50000 signatures. the com. i wasn't enough on the support and i think that the fight is not over this basically stuff. sure why your why and this today is a part of the fight against pollutants propaganda. we just above this, a space for artists nearby. thousands of russians packed into a cosy theatre in search of inspiration, hope a therapy on stage discussion about the upcoming vote. about war on about what to do next. research agenda. expect any good from the selection you by you. are you going to vote no no. why not? yeah, i don't know what nobody would say. i don't know. he would probably call to do something, but i don't know if i should go to the russian embassy. i will will. who will you vote for? i guess i will destroy the ballots. probably i will just vote for more than one candidates and maybe i will write our president is not on the right in the last president. i think most of the people who came to germany through europe do not have much expectations from these elections because it's very

planned parent hood alexis and nina. alexis, i put the to you i raised in the intro.ear where women's rights and women's fight might be decisive? >> without question, ari. i think we have seen it since the dobbs decision, right? we have seen every time reproductive freedom has been on the ballot, we have shown up. women have shown up. young people have shown up. men have shown up. it's across states you wouldn't expect to mobilize around reproductive rights and freedom. to the protester who was there that you just aired, it is exactly that level of kind of personal connection to what it means to take these rights and freedoms away that is continuing to drive the politics that we are seeing right now. so without question, reproductive freedom is on the ballot and we will continue to be mobilizing around it. >> nina, let me play a little bit of justice sotomayor today. take a listen. >> the problem with all drugs is there are complications in virtually all of them. >> yes. >> at what level the cost benefit analysis tells you to stop prescribing something is a very diffi

so the dissidents in russia alexi. now if i only died in this side, barry in prison one months ago, until the very last moment, the criminal ins, most outspoken critic of russians to protest against the president. if i only was one of many opposition figures to be bought from running in elections, forrest and the judge didn't had hooked to the 5 cruising at this year's election. pedestrian had a promising approval writing, bought the central election commission, bought him from the pallets even with his rivals, dead in prison. oh, banned from running. coaching may still face a challenge on election day. and if they spammed that's easier for thursday around the dream to hear from the actions of them for the more assistance. very important of. busy the gram and for points him to demonstrate politically leads that up. he is supported by the majority of all right, so that's why the cram them to the voice. daniel loves key on those not damage. they damage that puts you on this whole heartedly, supported by almost all russia

told which of the un special revel tool on human frank c. rush, alexi, nevada, these widow, julia and nevada. yeah. a piece outside the russian embassy above the insane. she intends to vote in the presidential election statically. thousands of other people gather to demonstrate against the russian leader and the warranty. the been presented in welcome german chancellor. all adults has met with his way the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem and the growing biological tensions of israel's war against thomas at yahoo! reiterated the, as well as focus on eliminating com us is plan including defensive into rafa. in the strip way more than a 1000000 displaced palestinian. so sheltering salt said israel security is essential, but that they must be a long term piece solution that includes palestinian governor and st. garza and the west bank. so its also called for more aide to reach palestinian civilians voice and concern for the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. both with his gave statements off of that meeting. we cannot stand by and watch palestinians risk of starvation

and i told it may have even been a tactic endorsed by alexi. and if i only before his death, what do you make of of that idea or whether it will have any impact? oh yes, you're right. before his best selection of on it did indeed post on his social media pages, asking to support us to come out at 12 pm on sunday as a protest vote following his that it was his wife. few nearby legs who essentially made the same announcement to, you know, to the, to the position in russian, asking them to, to come out at 12 pm and either write down alex in about his name on the ballot. or just um, you know, by reading the ballot to do anything you want as long as you're out at 12 pm. now that would say a couple of things about this. first of all, um, raleigh speaking, of course, they will not have any effect on the outcome of the election time. but from that position points of view, they want to do this to show the russians and to the people outside of russia. there is some, a position that in russia because there's a general consensus of cause the, there's no, u

choosing moscow of assassinating alexi and of all me, and i think that's a fine standard. but we know julia sanchez health is really bad, or if he dies in us custody, or we're going to say, joseph biden, or whoever the present isn't the point personally murdered him for all these years or so. a lot of mixed opinions as it relates to julia massage, because if we're going to say that in the volume case, we need to be prepared to say that in the assigned case. so, well, this plays out in london court. we ultimately still put the responsibility on this administration divided. there are several ways out of it if, if they're not able to simply drop the charges and close the case as a point of principal, a political solution could be found. the allows perhaps for the time who's already served in prison. so suffice some people don't care about julian assault may not like to minnesota, but they should understand that regardless of the situation impact. so it's about all of our right now. next step, the is really journalists taking a plausible case of genocide and putting a positive

i'm not sure if you can see just through to you know, nevada i of course, the widow of, of alexi, nevada, need the, the old position leader who died obviously under suspicious circumstances just recently in the russian prison. it is really if you think about it, quite remarkable that that of his widow has come to stand in line, just like everybody else here, the thousands of people who have come to the russian embassy in bel into 2 costs to have version. and so many of them as you've been saying, making us sort of in, in place it protest in so doing so that she is in amongst the other voters, standing quietly saying that she's not going to talk to any media until she's gone into the embassy and costs her balance and, and just like everybody else here. so really quite an extraordinary scene here on the streets of battling a city that, of course has history within the volume. the family, you remember on the occasion when alexi nev only was, was poisoned of the equally suspicious consensus. he was flown to berlin for treatment and it was from here that he then returned to russia. now his wi

was a bit of alexi, nevada. but we see that we are together. we are ready to change the country and it's great. several for an in boss. it isn't russian or position the thing is was suppose it among the crowd after the trip said this sounds proceeded to the cemetery. a stream of people's treachery over several kilometres. and tron, saying the volunteers name, new enforcement offices were on high loud to insure the procession remains alternate and without incidents unexplainable. and it has been varies at the various discuss symmetry and se small stress. but tens of thousands of his supporters keep coming to the cemetery to bid farewell associates didn't prevent the media from covering the event of the state news. let's widely ignored it. there's a show reaction was brief, but the equipment spokes peasant had this warning to the only supposes we need some training you and they're, any on authorized gatherings will be illegal and all those who had heart dissipate in them will be held accountable by law. all those who came to pay their respects wa

these days they mostly come to mourn, alexi, nevada, and the flooding me approaching fish. this critic was fine day and a penal colony last month, another brutal nail in the coffin of democracy try as we might. some are still hoping to keep the flame of life to arrive in the back of the embassy thirteen's opponents are tunneling their right to pieces. the freedom for political prisoners showed the campaign to rename the st. alexi navarro, and the stress of his deed, almost 50000 signatures the most. uh, so when they come i was in of only supports. uh and i think that the fight is not over this basically stuff. sure. what am i going to do this today is a part of the fight against pollutants propaganda. we just depend on this a space for artists nearby. thousands of russians packed into a cosy theatre in search of inspiration, hope a therapy on stage discussion about the upcoming vote, about war, about what to do next research. i don't expect any good from the selection you by. yeah. are you going to vote no, no. why not? you? i don't know what nobody would say. why he would

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she delivered alexis, and a week later she took her finals at the community college.ade all as. >> kelli breezes through community college. and then heads to the university of north texas, studying psychology and criminal justice with plans to be a therapist. >> i'm like, "wow, you're really on track." she had a plan, and she was sticking to it. >> i mean, i think she would have been a phenomenal mother. bettering her future so that she could better our future. >> she said, "mom, i need to support alexis and me." and that's one reason she insisted on summer school classes, 'cause she wanted to graduate in may of '98. >> she would have been a phenomenal role model as well. but sometimes it's not the way things go. >> tell us about that morning. >> it's like it just happened yesterday. she was leaning back in her bed, her hair up on top of her head. i said, "have a good day. i love you." you know. "i'll see you this afternoon." >> on july 15th, 1997, kelli was touring the city of denton jail for her criminal justice class. >> should, she comes out of the building. and w

alexis mccann and is outside manhattan school with the latest what happened?t meeting went on for more than three hours a lot of emotions as a lot of trans athletes talking about sports at the end they voted in favor of this resolution and that vote was 8/3 and that could ban this going on with transgender athletes and female sports in new york. the clear message to the department of education that they want for the review and they want more to be donone abot it, take a look inside that meeting where that's went on we can see there were some parents and the numbers of the school board to manhattan's largest district approved that could ban transgender female athletes from performing in female sports, many criticized the resolution money pushing for the band saying trans athletes should not be allowed to compete against females. >> we can't pretend we can't sit here and we can't say that there aren't actual biological differences that manifest themselves in a sport or athletic environment where athletes are competing that might not necessarily result in a level

alexis mcadams is live in chicago to detail what we are expecting. hi, alexis. >> hi, aishah. here's the thing, leno discussing big money in the city of chicago his ongoing migrant crisis. but, hey, when you ask mayor brandon johnson here in the windy city how much you're spending each week, he won't say, so taxpayers are livid and they want those answers. we did ask and try to find out more information. just the other day he was asked again if they could be more transparent in the city about this crisis. here's his answer, or lack thereof. watch. >> thanks for asking the question. we are meeting you right where you are. thank you. >> meeting everyone right where they are with more unanswered questions. chicago is dishing out big money, aishah and sandra. the public cost dashboard, which you can check out online, shows it spent nearly $300 million since august of 2022 on the crisis, but the mayor of chicago, brandon johnson, won't say exactly where those funds are going. a new report shows the city's spending a million dollars, you guys, on hotels for migrants every single wee

one of them, an official wearing a t-shirt with alexi novotny's name on it.mentioned, there have been arson attacks and die poured into ballot boxes. so very, very dangerous to voice your opposition in this country in any meaningful way, but a number of russians have done that. the truth is that many, many russians to support president putin. he is still popular in this country. the problem is that people who don't agree with him have not really been allowed to have their voices during this election. >> yeah. i still absolutely respect the many thousands who showed up or alexi novotny's funeral and you can't help but wonder if the names are on a list, if they're going to be targeted at some point. excellent points, as always. thank you. i'll be speaking with my comic fall, former ambassador to russia in the next hour. two big headlines at this hour. first up for it president biden's reelection campaign announcing more than 53 million dollars raised in february. also reported $155 million on in cash on hand. the president's holding st. patrick's day events in