hi, alicia. >> i'm alicia acuÑa. she died of mental illness.this just weeks after she and her daughter announced plans to reunite for their first tour and in the southern border the surge of migrants continues ahead of ending title 42. homeland security alejandro mayorkas trying to clarify the administration's border strategy on fox news sunday. >> it is the objective of the biden administration to make sure that we have safe legally and orderly pathways for individuals to be able to access our legal system. we are against irregular migration and individuals taking a perilous journey and trying to enter the united states in between the ports of entry. alicia: we have fox news coverage. bryan llenas in southern border in texas. >> right in the middle of this war a very strong show of support from the united states, house speaker nancy pelosi meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy, highest-ranking u.s. official to come to ukraine during the war along with first congressional delegation and 3-hour meeting overnight they pledge they w

alicia: i think it could be. to be careful cause they were drawing on, they are drawing on a different universe of legal norms. it's not been generally framed as a right to privacy in latin america. of course, dignity and women's and pregnancy capable people's self-determination and dignity is important, but it's also a matter of equality, of gender equality and democratic inclusion and the right to health, which, of course, we don't have a right to health care in the united states. politically, i would say that although these are countries with deep polarization and exclusion in politics, abortion has -- and there are differences among them. but abortion, for example, in argentina isomething that is not associated with one political party so strongly. it's a cleavage that cuts across different major political parties and coalitions. ali: and how would you contrast the way the abortion debate is framed in the united states with that of latin america? alicia: here we've focused on reproductive autonomy, and that,

alicia: i couldn't agree more. signs, social media about the uvalde school attacker, that's next. we are back with a fox news alert, you warning signs about the uvalde school shooter are emerging. he made threats to the you will school shooter. a social media that allows users to join live audio chat rooms. some users call it tender for kids and the washington post wrote this, he posted images of strange messages and joked about sexual assault. in a video from a live chat room listeners recorded and reviewed by the post, he could be heard saying everyone in this world deserves to be raped. tyrus, obviously there's a lot of discussion about you will, facebook and things posted but is there is culpability when you look at social media in the way that it isolates and brings peoples indoors and in line, is it something we should look at, the isolation aspect? >> a couple things we should look at. take for example, everyone on this panel probably has had their social media account shaded, monitored, reduced, make sure y

alicia: good to see you, thanks. rich.h: catholic churches across the country are bracing for the possibility of pro-choice protest, mother's day services tomorrow. in response to the supreme court draft opinion overturn roe freeway. alexis mcadams is live with more. >> churches across the country right now including here in new york city are preparing for protest, the new york post was told nypd is adding more officers outside here in the manhattan area as activists calling on americans to protest potential abortion rights. you can see chicago in washington, there were protests today after someone leaked the draft u.s. supreme court opinion that struck down the roe v. wade decision. that 1973 decision was a constitutional right to abortion in the united states. the supreme court says the draft opinion was authentic but not final period the courts-martial is trying to figure out who leaked the draft. representatives planned parenthood here in new york city discussing. >> 's has never been about this, this has always been a

alicia? >> a lot of hispanics, a lot of latinos in this country feeling that same sense of familiarity. thank you so much for joining me, liz. texas state senator, roland. >> we greeted the president. we had a chance to speak to him for a bit. he assured me that he is going to be here for us than making sure that this community has the resources that we need. certainly the president's very special spiritual, as you know. a strong catholic. it was important for him to go to catholic mass. that is what we did. the bishop, the arch bishop, invited all the children to come to the front. he used that as a healing mechanism for us, really for all the adults in the church. that there will be another tomorrow. we've got beautiful hearts and minds and those beautiful babies that passed on are still here with us. i think it's comforting. we all know that, because for those of us who grew up in faith, we know those little boys and girls are always going to be here. they're always going to be here with u

good morning alicia well. you really had a shift from the department of public safety from defending the law enforcement response and saying that actually saved lives, to yesterday laying out a timeline that really made it clear that there was a series of colossal misjudgements. and let me just go through it for you, because it tells the story in and of itself. we all know now that the gunman arrived in his grandmother's pick up truck, crashed near the school, came out shooting. we learned yesterday that the school resource officer, who earlier had been portrayed as confronting this gunman, actually drove right past him and took no action and it was not a factor. and then we learned that the gunman entered a jury that had been propped open in violation of school policy, by a teacher. and that gunman was in that classroom by around 11:33, and immediately fired off around 100 rounds, police are saying. and sadly, many children and the teachers, they believed were killed instantly. but a number of children remain

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>> you know, alicia, thank you for asking me that. because i have been covering this story since the 1990s. and i was covering the story when they were murdering doctors who were performing a medical procedure. i've been covering this story as the hatred of people toward women, towards people who go get an abortion, people like myself, who had two, is just increasing an increasing. and it's almost as if -- i understood what was on the line, but it's almost as if people were like uh. and i think about this, i think the right-wing was on this low-grade attack that was just relentless. and liberal america was like we'll never lose this, right we'll never lose this, right. i feel like they're not getting the message. liberal america is not reading the room to the kind of low grade assault that is coming towards women at every level. >> right, and to that point about every level, michelle, i want you to take a listen to former attorney general eric holder speaking to the erosion of reproductive rights speaking this week on msnbc. >> if you

>> thank you, alicia. the vice president harris attended the funeral of the victim of a buffalo shooting. during the service, she said that we will not be afraid to stand up for what is right, for what is believed to be a shooting that killed ten people motivated by race. jury deliberations continue on tuesday of the definition trial between actors johnny depp and amber heard. jurors began sifting through six weeks of testimony on friday to decide whether heard defamed depp and a washington post as say. heard accusing depp of domestic abuse. he claims that she was the aggressor. it has turned to a travel nightmare for some folks on this holiday weekend, as thousands of flights have been canceled so far due to severe weather and other problems across the country. more american voices after the break. across the country across the country more america ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. break. ♪...and i'm

>> hey, alicia.ly two months since russian forces were pushed out of this area. residents still working to pick up the pieces. you can see behind me, this is what is left of someone's home. we were speaking to the residents earlier today. they were describing how they sheltered in the basement as an intense fight unfolded on the street outside their home. they emerged to find burned out russian tanks. those tanks have since been removed. the road repaired. they are still working to document the damage in the hopes of getting some sort of compensation. it is the scene's company of devastation that we're seeing across the ukraine, but specifically now in the donbas where there are is intense fighting underway. ukrainian officials calling at the largest battle since world war ii, unfolding in that region. and russians are making incremental gains. this morning the british defense ministry, saying that they have pretty much captured the town of lyman, which is strategic because it is the center for a rai

alicia: hello i am bill melugin. two other big stories we are following the sauer is the biden administration dodging questions whether protest targeting conservative supreme court justices. after the leak of the draft drought weapon in the crisis the southern border about to get even bigger. 4000 haitian migrants are heading north, setting the stage for even more chaos with title 42 restrictions set to expire in two weeks. we have fox news and team coverage. alexis mcadams and lucas tomlinson on the follett over the supreme court leak. but first charles watson live in florence, alabama on the search for those two fugitives, charles. >> hey good afternoon. the county sheriff said they have located that allege escape vehicle but so far no sign of convicted inmate and the corrections officer former corrections officer vicki white believed to be helping with his escape. we are told the 2007 copper ford edge vicki white bought an allegedly pre-positioned along an escape route was located partially spray-painted at a tow

it is going to have contact on the web, alicia. he's going to be reading the white supremacist websites. there's many of them out there. and he's going to be, have read them and maybe even posted on them, and he's talking to these like-minded people like this is all okay. and of course, he's probably reeling against immigrants. this is another thing where the va or the police chief mentioned the screech about immigration these white h books there's a squeak from europe called at the camp of the saints and it's just a horrendously racist book about immigrants to europe and it was passed all over the white house when trump was president. everybody is reading it like it's some pop to it. it is just garbage. and they put this out in these white supremacist circles, anti these people read it and they start to believe it and when it does what it does is it denigrate immigrants, anybody of color, anybody with just a little bit of skin tone color than these guys, oh, they are denigrated. so, that's why the constant talk about the migrants

>> alicia: just watching these little humans become their personalities and their big selves.ng it through their eyes. you reexperience it. that's the gift of being a mother. >> kelly: i agree. is it true when you were young you heard music in your head all the time? >> bobby: yeah, i used it to bang head against the -- >> kelly: i would write all the time. >> bobby: i heard music constantly. i would bang my head and not know why i would bang my head against the wall. the teachers used to tell my mother he's banging his head again. later on we found out it was just music. >> kelly: did you ever have -- why i got into music was i had a hard time communicating. it helped me process. my mom, she said maybe you should write it down. i would bottle it up. the music and all the things the thoughts i had a hard time getting out of music was helpful for me. was it like that for you? >> bobby: yes. lots of talent shows. i did talent shows everywhere in boston and i think that's what got me to realize that this was music. >> kelly: the expression feels so good. it's not only up here, it

i'm alicia menendez.e who have spent years preparing for this moment. -- could act to protect reproductive freedom. congressman

i'm alicia menendez. the sour democracy on the line. we look at the crucial races and who runs our elections. the woman working with democrats and secretaries of state offices going to join us. plus is january 6th an inside job? new details about the tours before the insurrection. a republican effort to cover them up. plus, haiti paid its former slave painters for its freedom. investigations show just how much a cost and ransom still lingers. bracing for a third covid summer. why america seems to be responding with an empathic -- this is american invoices. american democracy's doing undermined by election lies fabricated by don't donald trump and his allies. voters are fed up by those lies. trump is backing several -- it's not just -- trump's backing candidates and three other battleground states who falsely claimed trump's won the 2020 election. it's all part of the slow-moving crew to move the future elections. it's a crisis spreading in state legislatures across this country. you're reporting for the new york times reads at least 357

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but he slowed him down, alicia.get more details that this retired police officer will stand down probably when we get more details as one of the special people on this unfortunate afternoon that made it less worse if i can say that it could've been. >> richard louis, thank you. honoring in by 11, he's the director for the center of study of hate and extremism. brian, help us understand the broader environment under which this is all unfolding. >> look, when we have mainstream xenophobic and bigotry, this is what you get a downstream. my friend jimmy kavanaugh, who goes way back in this vital service, docked about some books. 1973. an anti-migration book, but it also is a racist book. and then we had another book by a french man also has been regarded as a rallying cry by hide right and bigots. but there have been mainstream. i got banned by another network because i pointed out one of their hosts, who's doing this kind of race baiting on a nightly basis. and i'm happy i did because one of the things we know is that

i am alicia menendez.follow the story, but for now i handed over to my colleague ayman mohyeldin. hi, ayman? >> hey, alicia. thank you so much again. another day of excellent reporting. eye-opening conversations. once again, trying to remind us all that if anything is going to change it's going to be up to us to make that change possible. thank you and good to see you, my friend. nggood evening to you at home ad welcome to ayman tonight. president biden's trip to uvalde, texas. a message he delivered to devastated families. plus, congressman jones, where he says needs to be done to pass gun control laws in this country. and conspiracy is at the nra convention. are you surprised? the lies, the radical group is pushing to when the gun debate. i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. mohyeldin. let's get started. at the moment

charles: from a markets perspective, alicia. it is early. we'll bounce around like a pinball machine, but what do you think the markets need to see to eventually breathe a sigh of relief? >> so i think the markets really need to see the quantitative tightening will not break something elsewhere in the markets. we have not talked about the currency issue, strong dollar, week yen, weak euro, there is concern that trading partners with weak currencies could be in trouble at some point because of the tightening cycle and fed is so vending. charles: right. >> i think there are risks out there and we're not done with volatility. charles: the fed is trying to break something, right? are they trying to break wages? are they trying to break housing? are they trying to break employment to a degree? it is an interesting surgery. you've been talking about the housing problem and also the fed may be talking up the economy thinking it is stronger than it is? >> yeah and i think that is just a shield they're putting out in front of themselves. i think they

alicia williams. alicia, today i spoke to you and secretary general antonio gutierrez and we discussed what we have already achieved and what is still necessary to do to save maria pole. and the defenders of maria poll city. there is not a single day that i and my team wouldn't do this, and i am grateful to everybody who helps as follow. grania by the good news on the mario post garrison for 70 days has resisted the overwhelming forces of the enemy by itself. since the 25th of april, we have held a circular defense of the ever stole fun. it is the 2nd day the enemy has broken through into the plans. there i have a bloody battle, say, i'm proud of my soldiers for the inhuman if it's to contain the on school and let them not, i think the whole world for it's tremendous support of the mary. oh, poor garrison our soldiers deserve. and the situation is extremely difficult. we carry out the orders to keep defending despite everything. but most of the on the ground fighting is taking place in eastern ukraine

please welcome alicia jones. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone.r this opportunity today. over the course of the last two years we have all navigated unfamiliar territories and unsettling times. we face much grief and heartache during this covid-19 pandemic. were all affected differently however, from my family, the one thing that remained consistent ap reliable was our internet service. through the emergency broadband benefits and now the affordable connectivity program, the burden of paying for this essential service was lifted. i knew that with all of the other struggles that we faced, providing internet for my family was not one of them. i have two children, two boys, 18 and 12 years of age. and through our high speed broadband provider, comcast, we were able to stay connected with family, receive telehealth, health care, and go to classes and access other necessary resources. and now that this critical service has been upgraded to even faster speed, with the internet essentials plus program, we all now strive to do our best with our next ventu

. ♪ >> the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president and alicia jones. [ ♪ hailthe chief ♪ ] ♪ >> good afternoon everyone, please have a seat. president joe biden, members of the cabinet, members of congress, internet service providers, and all of the advocates and organizers working every day to connect our communities. thank you all, for your leadership. i will begin today with a quick story. earlier this year i met a young woman, she has a high school senior from pennsylvania, four years she did not have high-speed internet at home. her family, however, found ways to make do without. then the pandemic hit. she began attending school virtually. she told me she did the best she could. she completed homework assignments on her phone. and relied on a spotty mobile hotspot to virtually attend class. without reliable access to high-speed internet, she began to fall behind. her story, is the story of so many people. today, more than 30 million people in our country do not have access to high-speed internet. either because they live in communities where high-speed int

i am alicia menendez. breaking news, laguna woods, california, a shooting at a church killing at least -- [inaudible] the shooting, coming just hours after the deadly shooting in popular new york. 18 year old motivated by hate walked into a supermarket, in a predominantly black community, and started shooting, leaving ten dead. today, and a large crowd gathered outside the grocery store for a prayer vigil. ministers called for peace and healing, and denounced this act of hate. >> this is not open season! this is not open season on african americans! this is not, shoot if you want! no, that's not with this is. this was an act of evil. >> amen! >> evil! >> well, the community grieves we are learning more about the suspect and the warning signs. authorities said new york state police investigated the 18 year old for threatening a high school. during that in four castigation they won for once a invest -- mental health -- the authenticity of a racist manifesto the detailed the gunman's plot. the manifesto repea

>> well, hey, alicia. i think we already know about the state of the republican party by the fact somebody like kathy barnette has a legitimate chance to win on tuesday, by the fact that j.d. vance, jerry majewski, and we will see more of these candidates throughout the season. it tells you this. that kathy barnette reveals -- there is now a maga establishment that's trying to crown candidates of their choosing. they don't dislike her because of her views about muslims, which are not all that different from what donald trump has said in the past. what they don't like is when you showed the clip from before, they don't think she is very good at selling it and they're worried about electability. they're worried pennsylvania is a state the democrats can win in. it could cost mitch mcconnell the senate majority. if kathy barnette was running in alabama you wouldn't see the supposed freak-out on sean hannity's show and trump's advisers. the reason they're upset is they're worried she is not good at selling the

the courts have rejected that, alicia. be that it's giving the department off before charging with a crime. but, when i suggest that they ought to do is re-subpoena him tomorrow, and have it only apply to things that have nothing to do with his official duties. for instance, a campaign and everything about the 16 rally, because the argument, if it exists back there, it's that it's only for official duty. so then i think they could slap an immediate new contempt referral, and i think that might be an easier road for the climate of judges. short answer we don't know and it's a real issue, because there's so much that he is up to his elbows in. he eric holder, suggesting a tp indictment could be coming, here's what he had to say earlier tonight. >> by the end of this investigative process, you will find that donald trump has done the necessary things to meet all of the elements of a variety of statutes, and it will be shown that the requisite intent in doing those. but, if nothing else, donald trump was a norm breaker. he has

alicia summers coma, natalia, sure thing or the show of one of the kind of talk then. yes, go back to the most english. i'm with me at the destination. uh huh. miss of, if you posted with mr. footprints for good thanks. you'll don't be storing it for the up on the me in the summer and look at the toaster skirt when you're pretty nymph was new synnex toyota, but also a bought not much in the parents. the us, my pre moved to question on my smartphone causal dedication, which should have been a, with people with good news telephone that of the word social again through which modem 3 on the summer go much the owners with most of that me shot my tooth and that sounds about him and they go with 2 digit code. so you will select 3 nipple there at the the, when i pull up my option. yeah. mm. just off the russian cancellations. co founder of the pushkin price in rome, julia bizarre about was unable to get any information. a telephone motel when you do said she saw support from eternity, and journalists, only one responded with figures that zip over to a lot of times. it rings yo

i am alicia menendez., you can catch me on american voices which airs every saturday and sunday night, six to 8 pm eastern. msnbc prime starts right now with mehdi hasan. hi, mehdi. , mehdi. hello and thank you alicia, and thanks at-home for joining us this hour. as alicia said, this is msnbc prime, erin at this hour tuesday through friday, the rachel maddow show continues to air at this us tonight. and at this hour, polls have just closed in the great state of nebraska. in that state's primary elections, voters today chose nominees for congress, governor and other statewide offices in nebraska. as you know, nebraska is a pretty red state. it's a pretty safe bet that a lot of today's republican nominees will go on to win in the general election later this year. in fact, some of these offices don't have a democrat running for them. and a place like that, it's not whether a democrat or republican is going to win but what kind of republican is most popular. let's start with the trump-endorsed candidate for go

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we all very tended about chinese alicia, that bucks on us and no other country can to. so this relationship, what our cost may come back, his sobs, chinese relation as we call them. i'd and brothers the this said the deeper dempsey and switch to the army and chinese always come through at a difficult time bucks on. and that's for the friendship is not the political will, i do not think buxom would ever said and or give in to at the cost of chinese, that they should, we at a mentally convince the u. s. and the european union and nato, the look your own relations with other countries, despite a very poor country in the european union, greece, spain, portuguese, you know, many country, those who are not really doing well according to the rest and powers. and the pod in defense in economics, in social development. still you manage to protect them and protect of interest buckets on. on the other hand, as it is a nuclear power, we have a one of the most professional army we have all institutions. second, their economy difficulties can come, but i have a question to ask to eve

alicia williams. alicia, today i spoke to you and secretary general antonio gutierrez and we discussed what we have already achieved and what is still necessary to do to save maria pole and the defenders of mary pulse city. there was not a single day that i and my team wouldn't do this, and i am grateful to everybody who helps. yeah. european union has urged member states to ban russian oil imports as part of his latest sanctions related to the war and ukraine. a block one set done in stages, but several countries are pushing back. the u. s. federal reserve has raised a key interest rate. i half a percentage point and hopes move or reduced to man and lower inflation. it's the biggest increase in more than 20 years. you know, as a nation says the worn ukraine is adding to what it calls a perfect storm of factors that are making hunger worse. globally joint report involving the un swelled feed program, found a 193000000 people in 53 countries. didn't have enough to eat last year. the w h o has warned ac

alicia in this is when you start to listen to go the bathroom, will go to the dealer. i did, but in a meeting, those that are on the door in the right. so immediately when you, me a minute can that's it. go to both still to the sure not one wish than that you would have to manage it. and because co contingent let them go at each part of the bill, you just go out or re issue in it for the spot. and i grant you fantastic across the globe. that was a spoke with dawn. did she feel good or smart to really see the was movement where you aren't opinion you'd be like if you go here for me in your sports of your ski? yes, we have catherine. both are still out of these more reason with a very on borders on. if there were a sober past nielsen by no chill over your car is brand new. julia said, some are yours that are her shift on the. the stuff gets closer to by nature like no more than a month due to the review. it is william this you call it or is it is possible, the staff can, you will, will with some a program that the business law and the ability to go to us, which is the wo

id number is no, alicia yes. when you start to listen, you go to the bathroom, we'll go to the dealer. i did that in a minute on the door when i let. so let me give me a minute. i'm gonna go to bos, dylan's to the show and wish you would have it when it comes co contingent. i don't go. that is part of the bill. you just go out or re issue in it for the spot. and i got you fantastic across the globe that the solution is up. right. it's paul with the sure dorm. did the shooter with a smart release in the was movement where you aren't the p manila disclosure here for me and use for severe ski. yes, we have katherine. both are so out of this more reasonable to 30 on today is on. if there were a sober past nielsen but you know what you love? your car is brand new julia said you so my old red shift on the couch. the stuff it was, it's a brand new actually no more than a month with homer sports in your videos and he's very supportive of the stuff. can you move with some of the business flow and the ability to go to us,

alicia mouse, did you publish it with the us? have so you can be friends with a nation nation state. and, but the point which you raised was important that the controversy, the cable controversy basically raised a lot of you and try. and iran, hon objected that it was a kind of meddling in the affairs of pakistan by you not states and bucks. sunny and national security council committee said a national security division, and the committee said that it was an intervention. ah, it was not a conspiracy. so they'd actually bifurcated that or what exactly a kept crisis. the specialists look at the all the controversy all countries matter . while mattel, at chives, you play a role in the affairs of each other that influence kind of normal in this week. well, the political diplomats, of course of diplomacy sometimes. okay. let me ask you personally, when i does that, an effort you project, your influence becomes meddling. yes. then you do advocacy for your country, for example, to my definition. you know, talking and meeting the politic

alicia? >> this is one big piece of news this weekend.bove their big piece of news you and saying evacuations are underway in that steel plant in mariupol. what have you learned about what is unfolding on the ground there? >> so there were two evacuations this weekend. early on saturday, about 20 people were evacuated out, and that seem to have been now that we sort of see the video from tonight a trial run of what we saw today which is 100 civilians making their way out. off that steel plant area out from within the bunker complex that lies under that steel plant. they're gonna go to the city of zaporizhzhia this morning, where we hope to hear some more from folks who were able to get out we want to remind our viewers, thousands of people still and around that steel plant. there are still tens of thousands, it is believed civilians in the city of mariupol. and the fighting there continues to be incredibly heavy. in fact according to ukrainian government sources shortly after this evacuation took place the russians increased their shellin

>> thank you, alicia. a 10,000 dollar reward now on the table for information leading to the capture of an escape murder suspect and corrections officer. officials say vicky white was escorting inmate casey white, no relation, to a courthouse here into alabama friday when she disappeared. she was considered missing and in danger. it turns out that appointment never did exist. authorities later finding officer whites patrol car in a shopping mall two miles from the jail. the state of kansas is recovering after friday nights destructive tornado near wichita. more than 1000 buildings and homes were damaged by what you see there. the national weather service says the twister was an ef3, and it stayed on the ground for a whopping 21 minutes! president joe biden pay tribute to former vice president and minnesota senator walter mondale today. mondale was a longtime friend of biden, biden said he will never forget how mondale quote, affected so much love and life into his family, during his darkest moments. mondal

>> i think we forget, it is a day after, alicia. they were sworn into office, and we had the women's march. it wasn't just the united states, it was global. it wasn't just blue states, it was red ruby states. they marched, and they decided, not only would they knock on doors, they would volunteer, they would donate, they would run for office. in 2018, i call it the dress rehearsal. all of a sudden, it is a diverse members of congress, in our history, because americans mobilized. we live in a multi cultural democracy, and what they're trying to do is they're trying to take away the majority of americans, and allow it to be relegated to have just a few individuals with it. they're going to the voting booth, and bullying trans children, take away immigrant rights. you name it, that is what they're trying to do. we're trying to do with the minority through, but will 2020 taught us, and we not only what they're serving the country. >> we're point where you made it right there. it comes at the era of trump, and there's no longer any quest

alicia, i bet you're in there. joseph. when you so the sleep come out with millie if you. okay. and so on february, the 24th 2022, russian launched a special military operation. its goal is to free ukraine from ultra nationalists units as off. yes, that's what we're going to let you look where you via cpd said she may get nauseous . cpg, we sent over the art i niece, ms. idea of a georgia, legitimate study guide was issue shows that it you a bit like you like me with his words you, if you where you live with every day volunteer andre lu cinco and his son by the slab. i groceries using money donated by his subscribers. they packed the groceries at the checkout and deliver them to where only they dare to venture them lot. with that it opens up. i thought, been modern and few as precious little to him. so if those them affordable, put to move with the other, i end up with a look for my eyes which is tipping. i mean those diets that you've coupled with low palmer house with usually, i mean, bushels nights alleged this could happen was just with a book pulling the board and we took h

they're all the only 2 of them still with alicia williams for the blog. anybody for just different because they're asking to have a fidelity computer system that was this put on hold with water to remove it was at the lydia lydia. what did you know of some of them will sure which in the future ah, with that things go all go then you have been with you after escaping one, shelly? andre rushes to another ukrainian artillery hit the nets with a torch. k. rockets equipped with cluster munitions fan by international convention . 23 people died and 37 wounded. all was civilians, bus passengers and pedestrians with bushes with rascals. promiscuous glucose ignored super. susan, vulnerable as rhythm all bush goes, fuels was good news. bishop vertical dollar was roll bushel gunderson loans from a senior center. this woman came looking for her husband. he'd gone out saying he'd be back soon. she wasn't allowed to cross the police line. so she called her husband and her phone rang in one of the dead people's pockets. in oklahoma, you have gone for the year. was the y

alicia boris johnson's leadership. alicia kearns, borisjohnson's leadership.no longer defend the indefensible. also in morris, who actually put her letter in the beginning of the year and then had the tory whip withdrawn because she voted with labour on a big vote and has confirmed she has resubmitted the letter. three new names, that brings to eight the number of tory mps who declared they want a confidence vote since the sue gray report. beyond that we must be careful with the numbers. the critical number in this is 50 for, the number of letters of no confidence required to trigger a confidence required to trigger a confidence vote in borisjohnson's leadership. i don't think that we are very close to that but the only person that knows is sir graham brady. he tells absolutely nobody. it is a parlour game westminster loves to play beyond the publicly declared people there is a lot we are left to guess about. haifa declared people there is a lot we are left to guess about. how likely is it we will— are left to guess about. how likely is it we will get _ are le

alicia alicia, today i spoke to you and secretary general antonio gutierrez and we discussed what we have already achieved and what is still necessary to do to save mary paul and the defenders of mary a whole city. there is not a single day that i and my team wouldn't do this, and i'm grateful to everybody who helps the european union once it's member nations to ban russian oil imports. it's part of the use later sanctions on russia for the war and ukraine. the block is proposing to do it in stages to give government time to get alternative supplies. but several countries are already pushing for exemptions. the u. s. federal reserve has raised a key interest rate by a half a percentage point in the hope of learning. inflation is the biggest increase in more than 20 years. the well health organization says access to safe abortions is crucial to saving lives after the leaking of a draft document that suggest the u. s. supreme court could be about to reverse a landmark abortion ruling. united states says it's now equally preparing for both scenarios with and without the iran nuclear dea

alicia, inflation running much hotter than wage gains obviously. already reflected in the market with consumer discretionary, some other names, how much of that, real world impact of inflation, whether it is yields, wages, whether it is spending being so negative is part of this selloff? >> so, charles, great to see you again. i'm glad you started with tom before me because i think the framing of this is really, today was a chance to change the narrative of the market that perhaps inflation could start to come down on its own and what we're seeing in fact yes, we're peaking on inflation but we're staying at a high rate. it will not be so easy to get inflation down in the real economy without the fed. so what does that mean? it means workers are negative in terms of real wages. that means their wages are not going up as much as inflation rate. and ultimately, with the increase in food and energy costs, there is going to be choices made on the margin about how to spend that wallet. and so, there is a reason discretionary stocks have really not worked

>> thank you, alicia.ice president kamala harris attended the funeral for a victim buffalo shooter. the gunman killed ten people. she made a surprise speech for ruth whitfield. she said, quote, we would not be afraid to stand up for what is right, even if it may be difficult to hear and speak. she also laid flowers outside the memorial site outside the supermarket. the five people that were killed in a house explosion in pottstown, pennsylvania on thursday night. forward children and two others are in critical condition. police said that have yet to identify the cause. there is official proven for the settlement of more than one billion dollars of families of victims of the condo collapse in florida, 98 people died, as part of the 12 story condo tower that fell last year. more american voices at this break. american they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. break. don't use if you're allergic to o

to be done he is on suicide watch right now the 18-year-old he will be back in court on thursday, aliciaxis mcadams think is so much in buffalo, new york. to put a point on something alexis said that the very end of this is a very active investigation. there is a lot we still do not know we have to keep this in mind as we have our discussion. but that being said this is sunday. there were a lot of politicians on the circuit this morning. here is just a sample. >> of course we are trying to do something about gun violence. >> and think the question that we need to ask ourselves are any residents safe in this country anywhere? we have to focus on sensible gun control. >> note, sean, i'm going to come to first appeared yesterday as this was developing you actually said this is exactly the conversation would begin. >> yes and again s not only gun control they're going further also talking about what we do about speech on the internet? there can be radical speech on the internet but they want to use this as a tool used to censor i would say conservatives. not just sickos like this individual