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and, quick last question to you asha. this week, former vice president mike pence has plans to fight a subpoena from the justice department involving its -- 2020 election. it is an aggressive move, some might say, from special counsel jack smith. you are a lawyer. tell us about the significance of smith's move and pence's claim of privilege. >> my sense is that jack smith would not have taken this move if he had not anticipated all of the possible legal arguments that could be made against it. and, you know, pence has made i guess, he is now claiming legislative privilege before he claimed executive privilege, i think what matters here is that he really is trying to get out of having to tell the truth about that day. i think in this case, the interests of the criminal justice system will prevail. on this particular claim, mike pence's legal argument is colorable but thin. and i think that in the end, we will see testimony from mike pence. >> yeah. first he was president of the senate. and legislative exception, now he --

also joining us asha rengapa, assistant deal at yale jackson school and neil katia is back.s as tim is out doing public speaking and interviews about some of the questions they posed and started to answer. but your report fills in a lot of blanks on what went wrong at the fbi. explain. >> you know, i was there at the capitol on january 6th and i cover the fbi and the past couple of years i, myself as a reporter, wondered why couldn't the fbi have done more, why didn't the world's premier law enforcement agency do more. and the mandate, in fact, is to investigate and stop international terrorism and domestic terrorism. so the committee itself has been well publicized now, spent a lot of time focussing on trump but there was a subset, a number of people looking at the fbi, including, you know, fbi -- what they were doing on j 6th, that includes informants on the ground on j 6th and trying to understand the structural failures of the dhs and fbi. and the reports i reviewed came to these two conclusions. one is there's a fixation on lone wolves we've been hearing it for years an

asha is joining us now. we appreciate you joining us now.e you at all surprised by these revelations first and foremost? that is fox news hosts believe little of what they were actually putting out there and promoting to millions of americans and dividing this country? >> no, i was not surprised at all. though the filing was incredibly revealing about how they approach the news and what it was describing is a symbiotic system. at think what's unusual about this lawsuit is that this is not just a you know rogue reporter that said something wrong or a one-off fall statement. this is an entire system and you know, i studied this information and there is actually a academic model that describes, it's called the propaganda feedback loop. and some, ways it was exciting because it actually demonstrated how the propaganda feedback loop operates in practice with these concrete examples of how they are presenting what the audience wants to hear. and is essentially a closed system that does not have any internal checks or policing of the truth. >> so l

and as the snow falls in case, let's go live to day w. funny. asha in the ukrainian capital. funny. such a big 24 hours. what did ukrainians make of president biden speech? to them, this is a ray of hope. one has to understand that there's simply not much to smile about here in ukraine since russia unleashed is full scale invasion nearly a year ago. so president biden 1st coming here to kia, actually it was at the side for i'm standing right now on monday, and then headed straight to warsaw to reaffirm the american commitment to support as he says that this country quote, as long as it takes is just very important to people here, it means a lot to them, but at the same time, of course it's combined to this sense of urgency. he, amongst people that they are saying it's very important, of course that the us is our tory cli, reaffirming its commitment. but there needs to be, of course more that means weapons that really help to repel russian forces and not just air defense system. see, of course important to protect people here in the ground. but people are really calling for this fight, th

i know we can bring tyree back, but in this card asha we are stablish his legacy and less. never let them forget memphis because his legacy will be one of equal justice. it will be the blueprint going forward. because we have to remember that in less than 20 days, when it was 5 black police officers captured on a video, it engaged in an excess of use of force. when they were command crabs on video that they were terminated. they were arrested and they were charged it and the police chief davis and i have respect were her sanders, the police chief said that it was important that the community see us take swift action. they said it was important that we move swiftly to was jeff. this well, when the qua mcdonna was killed in chicago and by white police officers it's important that a community to see swift justice don't wear out to sterling was killed by rudely them. mitch is the point that the community see swift justice dome was deaf, our car was killed, the sacramento, california is important that a community see swift justice. so we're gonna was killed in an island, new yor

magnitogorsk metallurg are worth our club and so self-righteous until the end of the regular season, and ashas two big bison already today such an ugly match at minsk rainy, we insure ourselves with a tractor and aki, the emptyest knockout would be round. she used to be a live broadcast and a schnitze 1905 teammate on belarus 5 capital tv channel walked around a draw in the central match of the 15th ukrainian mini-football championship , velin ruslan lazyuk, who had already opperated, brought meunier. oleg gospodari updated evenness in the other half. i'll give out all maxim kononov from no one lik 1:11 a very good game, there was a high speed, no one was inferior to each other. uh. well, draw. i think it's a natural result. in june 1998, the belarusian press reported on the visit to the republic of the director general of unesco, the united nations organization for the education of science and culture, federico major zaragoza, the main avenue of minsk of the eminent guest aroused interest. he struck not only with his architectural solution, it was hard to believe that they had built him in t

which aware all that method asha has done now. and ukraine and previous in other in other countries would be afflicted and to denounce condemned. death of takes types and b, we have the acted b, i mean, the best nato european union. that was a west as a whole by the west. i think i can include also some countries like japan, like the south korea, australia, new zealand, and so on. the, i have it acted very quickly as a new situation and a decision. so the nato summit to strengthen. so strengthens the east and flank of nato. it came timely and now it is the implement we have already started to implement or for a new battle. groups are established in the east and flank countries. are the presence of nato adults. in the latter latino estonia at a good easing. f increased already. it's of it in the next year chapter, but again size and i think this is the right answer. dozer current, a security situation or which is crated, but asha not by us. the a be have only the acted but quickly it acted and we have the acted it alley stick. so a

then the brother bucks up a good year, 26 attacks means swimming, so the famous fatinya is called asha 26 attacks , the martanyan cursed the royal day from the dash, so weak for the friendly akali, the day is foul and cold, and the dream will be long and cold. a natural disaster, military conflicts, economical sanctions , climate change, for everyone, it forces humanity to adapt to the house minds of life , marked 2023 as the year of millet, the task of her project to save this crop was to increase the level of illumination of people, more. you are the creation of self-interest for health and devotion to grow in slow climate minds. egor s. god's self kennekoli ruined the popularity knew to sow ofrykansky zimbabwe at home has grown duties of tatyana volkova justin niyamo kungu vengu ahead of time already in the field digging hailstones. thank you. just at that hour, inshae farmers at the zimbabwean west are sharply camped with their crops at corn, and it's dusted. have a good harvest more than two hectares and her participation of money or important crops was thawing corn, and now it ju

compelling about 16 percent of your brain and that is included up in the why the important for our asha doesn't start just the cdn. and i actually saying that some of the reports do, and also we've had the report from my international use, the ukranian army, and i think we need to start is the disease report much more, but then we need to know and about the i ration the economic situation, it's also much more than the width and gone. how long can this go on? forgive me and i know it's time is limited. we have seen that being, you said that there had been poor military planning at the beginning. we've also didn't know ok, but then i've also seen in the last year, i guess you've seen significant logistical problems. we've seen low combat readiness and they've been of the deficiencies. does this not expose a level of dysfunction inside the country in terms of the way this war has been while the lack of planning and the way in which it's been executed that does this not undermine russia and weaken its position in the world? no, no, on the contrary, it's not the lack of land and it is under

it's not that sort of asha, was blocked from sending fertilizers to cedar. it is that the operators are not willing to do so because because these fertilizers are considered to use it. sure products which come under these payments to caesar like by this, by the united states. yes, i that of the secretary general and asked him to help solve that problem because students needed badly, especially now in this project times of the living so, but so far so far, no, they have not been ship and part of the grain deal and the negotiations was that there should be a lifting of all sanctions affecting russian agriculture, but this, from what you're telling me doesn't appear to have been implement, you know, is there any hope for this being implemented whole was always there, but with the, with the multitude of rules and regulations on sanctions that these countries in producers, in particularly, you know, they say they, they made some delegation delegations, but in fact, when, when it comes to the national level, it is not implemented there. secondly, that is, this so

and found to john and i read that and there are also hunters people that it was you would have it is asha the central focus of the game is to determine ways to manage resources sustainably. and in harmony with nature, each round represents one crop here over several rounds, the families have to decide individually or jointly where to plunge what to buy and how best to invest. they are limited resources in order to manage their land sustainably. alpha dear lord thinks the game has already had a positive influence on local thinking. i only had a, a game has helped us to see how to improve the way we can manage our territory, african cohabitate with lot animals. then i'll protect the forest at our the lead on them and got a high yield equal learning at the end of the session, d'angelo and his neighbors to review their results and discuss future plans. the want to replant a deforested area with fruit trees and use follow land more sustainably. they've also proposed concrete agreements between villages under local officials. casara can be had are man we decided to agree on conserving the fores

thank asha. in the experiment, the pigs ring, bells, open doors, and push buttons. boy, if i think we're trying to draw conclusions about the animals emotions from their behavior, physiology and cognition of the pig solve complex problems, they're able to learn what happens behind each door and differentiate between long and short sounds. yes. oh fine. good. thank cushion, seeking one to think, okay, i was fine and these are actually pigs that were late to be fat and slaughtered and the meat sold. it's also quite relevant for us. and you also see that these animals have such a rich repertoire of behaviors. they can learn and we see what types of personalities they have her on that no peak is like another other does kind family does. and if you can tell them apart from their character down wave of the animals have name, simon the doctor. the doctoral candidates work with him every day and they really know them on and that's not easy. and we talk about it a lot to right now safely over and it works for me personally, for example, as because we are hoping to generate d

africa as its own exclusive, the sphere of influence. salvation has been glory, retrieve that africa, asha and china. us may be feeling as a decline, yampa alone, empire gets. somehow, it is bigger than that. irrelevant isn't useless. feels that it must still, in some ways to try and reclaim it. suppose at home on the politics. opposite african, the united states does on hitler. i t to disrupt the into south again. her so glenn state. so it's people with its territory also wiped her bridge off america to have palm suits africa. oh, presently exercising. it's a so greg democratic guide when america, as he is so aggressive in setting up military base, of course, the region of subsided up and the entire content. right. delving into the question that few in the mainstream media seem to want to breach next. not of the possible link between us school shootings. an empty to present drugs, which are new, show the 360 few big topic. well, let's try that. ah, ah, ah russia each part of europe, intellectually, politically, even in being to war, peter went styling, was accused of isolating. russia wit

it was you would have it, it is asha the central focus of the game is to determine ways to manage resources sustainably. and in harmony with nature, each round represents one crop year. over several rounds, the families have to decide individually or to jointly where to planned what to buy, and how best to invest their limited resources in order to manage their land sustainably. alpha dear lord thinks the game has already had a positive influence on local thinking. i only had a, a game has helped us to see how to improve the way we can manage our territory, african cohabitate with wild animals. then i'll protect the forest at our the lead on them in got that i hate yell vehicle learning at the end of the session d'angelo and his neighbors to review their results and discuss future plans. the want to replant a deforested area with fruit trees and use follow land more sustainably. they've also proposed concrete agreements between villages under local officials. car said i can be had our man. we decided to agree on conserving the forest strategies not to plant crocs along. the waterways and to

ringback beginning of the crisis, so in my opinion as the beginning or asha, made some mistakes that may be most of these mistakes that related to some i meant from special services the russian army wasn't welcome. busy by credit dance, but now the situation is why stay bell? there is a problem on the ground, and i think that the situation is much more better from rash and point of view. the u. s. has announced an additional $2000000000.00 in military assistance to ukraine, has more from practical hang and washington d. c. a day after this began, the us president asked congress for $3500000000.00 in military 8 for ukraine. a year later, the amount has increased almost tenfold. in the beginning, u. s. provided stinger anti aircraft, and javelin armor systems, portable, easy to use weapons designed to target plane and tanks. but as the months have passed and the battle lines have shifted, analysts say the pattern has emerged. the biting ministration has taken an approach building on past deliveries to ukraine, testing the waters, seeing the reaction, both from the international communi

and we can bring in he w correspondent, asha hush pan day from one of germany's biggest travel hubs. as i just mentioned, frankfurt airport, i, she touched, is looking very empty there. tell us how things are looking. melanie, exactly that it is, it has a deserted look. it's difficult to actually believe that this is one of the largest airports in the world. as far as traffic is concerned, we're the biggest transit hubs today. it is empty to many. it is a limited sense of the log down during the log dos during the pandemic. it was as empty back then just a few windows open. chicken counters opened. there had been some ogre passengers who've off, who made it, despite the messages going to their mailboxes and their phones. they've come your and they're trying to look for a gun. it is. so basically it is pretty empty. and i spoke to people. yeah, they did this on really frustrated as the advisor stride did really can't understand why their plans have to suffer because of somebody else's negotiations. as she touch we're hearing that this could effect around 300000 passengers. is that a r

africa as its own exclusive sphere influence saga nations has been going. retreated south africa. asha and china us may be feeling as a decline yampa. well, emma gets somehow it gets bigger and irrelevant isn't useless. feels that it must still in some ways to try and reclaim it. suppose at home on the politics. opposite africa, the united states does not have authority to disrupt the thing to set up with her. so going state with its people with its territory. also like to reach off america to have walden suits africa, bo friendly exercising its a. so greg democratic guide when america has these so aggressive in setting up military base, of course the region of sub saharan africa and the entire continent can let's turn attention back to europe. we're demonstrators in moldova rod, enforced protesting against the countries pro e. u. government formed earlier this month. oh, thousands on the streets that monday the country's president maya. some do resign. that was rallying also brought cardboard effigies of the leader, which they ripped apart and sent them to evidently express their frus

ringback beginning of the crisis, so in might have been in the beginning or asha, made some mistakes that may be most of these mistakes that related to some from special services the russian army wasn't throughout them. busy by credit and but now that situation is why stable, there is problems. and i think that the situation is much more better from rash and point of view. well, the united nations security council as met to most of us re rushes you and i'm bassett interrupted a minute silence. call for bi ukrainian foreign minister saying they should be honoring all victims, not just ukrainians. i kindly ask everyone to observe a minutes of silence in memory of the victims of the aggression. i think mister president will come the representative of the russian federation has asked for the floor to make a statement. responding to the sales to the push to hi miss mister president, we are getting on our feet to honor the memory of old victims of what has happened in ukraine starting in 2014. all of those who perished all lives a priceless. and that is why we are rising to honor the memor

so wish asha was like yelling. joining us 1st is zoe, m e r e. so i welcome to the stream. you're joining us from london where you're a piece ambassador for one young world. you're also a twice displaced person who advocates for refugees. so i want to start by asking you about your personal story here. i mean, i have some photos right here on my computer of your life leaving ukraine. could you tell us a bit about your displacement and the work you're doing for refugees? hello everyone, and thank you for this introduction. my name is julia, i am half but canyon and half ukrainian. for most of my life, i was living in a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon, in an environment that is filled with a child abuse mental illnesses and ongoing clashes. in 2020 a huge explosion happened in the city or failed, killing a key twin keys to 100 people. and that's one me and my family we decided to move to ukraine. and that was our 2nd time moving to crane because back in 2006, we moved to ukraine after the war between israeli and lebanon occurred in 2006. we moved into ukraine just before

it's not that sort of asha, was blocked from sending fertilizers to cedar. it is that the operators are not willing to do so because because these 2 devices are considered to use it. sure products which come under the same famous cesar like by this, by the united states. yes. i that of the secretary general and asked him to help solve that problem because students needed badly, especially now in this vic times of the living. so, but so far so far, no, they have not been ship. and part of the grain deal and the negotiations was that there should be a lifting of all sanctions affecting russian agriculture. but this, from what you're telling me doesn't appear to have been implement, you know, is there any hope for this being implemented? who was always there but with the, with the multitude of rules and regulations. so on sanctions that these countries introduced in particular, you, they say they, they made some delegation delegations, but in fact, when, when it comes to the national level, it is not implemented there. secondly, there is this so called a compli

, serves the entire minsk ; for over-reported examinations, put a tomograph for 128 explosions and asharasonic and x-ray diagnostic devices, and the dramatus dachshund nine buildings along korzh nevsky street, about 12 hospitals , will appear to yasha at novobudu, damn it, here is a podshalev. start a boarding school for metocles. so the object of the blues, and you grow by 10 on top and different by 1.200 people at a time. i , as we are younger brothers over the foundation pit at the prospect, but for the ruins, the same choral at open parkours of sparta una and child complexes. yes dermal location, approach individual fifth hospital, in addition to the aerostructure of the neurological building, there was a need for receptions at the center. do you have an arable montage device? and mri will be processed from the new laboratory, two intensive care units, a department and operations , two of them are designed for neurosurgery with a ct operating apparatus and a microscope, neurosurgical care will definitely reach a new level. uh, thanks to the appearance of, uh, an angiographer, we wil

we were in the city of her cotton man, mad asha where there was lots of work inside the city to clear the millions of rags of rubble that is cantered all around. this area rubble, dust and loss are everywhere in so this tend to kia these days. in either mine might out or thirty's have already started to clear the rubble. but not a mean says she cannot forget what she has lost and comes here every day where her home once stood at your card. when we removed my mother and father from the rubble, only my father was alive every day. i come to the same place to see if i can find their belongings just to have a memory. clearing away, the mountains of rubble is a daunting task because it is everywhere in this part of the country. trucks have unloaded tongs of rubble all around this area, creating this mountains that you can see right behind me. removing that breeze from the center of the city is a huge challenge. according to the united nations, the volume of the rubble that needs to be removed, all put together will cover an area over round 100 square kilometers or over $18000.00 football fi

now, i think why your child has been claiming that this is an innocent civilian boy, age by asha, are getting out of control on the false mature, the united states will use this incident to kill china exercising espionage. however, i think the united states government military completely forgot one fundamental point from this hello, isn't it? that is china and the united states are living in the same world. and china and this page share the same atmosphere. and the united states is not on another land inch, for example, completely a beyond trying those reach. so if this is a, then, should i taught the americas anything? it is china, the united states are within range of each other. and neither can you still think about using military beings against each other because a wall of the direct confrontation militarily between these 2 countries will cause i'm a gather immediately. this should be reason for the us military to de escalate, rather than escalate and both china, the united states, really need to talk about peace rather than war mongering. as that general you mentioned in the mili

and i think that america asha should solve their issues among themselves. law, me like this is my personal opinion. i survived a war and i don't want it to happen again. loving, darker and worthy of more participation in the conflict element. i think what we are doing at the moment is already a lot, and as for the military side, i would say that it is not worth interfering in this conflict any longer. because then the danger of war in europe, or the danger of the war expanding, is very great anus could. i'd was mission as or i think germany is already doing enough to make. meanwhile, the german people are suffering from ag prices and everything else. i think it's better not to interfere and to let russia and ukraine resolved the situation between themselves. it's none of our business thought of the u. s. sabotage on the north stream pipelines which washington has denied. it was aimed at cutting off europe from affordable russian gas, as, according to the man who broke the story, pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, speaking exclusively to african latency on going underground. t

supervisor asha suffice, says he wants to hold a board hearing on the issue he says he wants the supervisors to hear from the labor design and development community. on the feasibility of these projects. some office buildings are already being converted as vacancies rise in the city. suffice it on twitter . quote well office to housing conversion is not the only solution to fixing downtown. it is an important piece of reimagining the uses for buildings that are sitting vacant after the break the i r s out with the message specifically for california taxpayers why the agency says you might want to wait before you file this year. also a napa resort is facing backlash tonight for something on its restaurant menu, the dish that is causing a stir coming up next . it's warming up a bit out there did a little today tomorrow, further warming and into thursday, the five day forecast has a raindrop in it will have the details coming up. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv tre

so lanka and asha has sir very long his sir, fer relationships are probably this is the 60 years only deeper medic, girl relationship. but we for that be when we had a very good relationship. ah, it is. it was strengthened doing law, you know, up to now and there was nothing change in vast tick the lead to the negative side. but it is this positive say, and not of ministers are coming here. i know we are trying our best stool, you know, strengthen the relationships and a shilling car. i don't think so longer and russia the relationship with her destroyed by anything. now you can see many rations are going to say lanka. we have the highest number of for tourist from russia, and for the moment debbie are up to now. dad. huge number of did a flight and this up to this man 3rd from this direct flight only about 50000 ration to what is we're into lanka. and i and also i don't think her this has been this will be a problem to so long for sanctions because we are new to we had a neutral country. we cannot forget about the hell ban support we got from russia. even when we had problems, sasha,

on. for a meeting for our native tula land. ray kurgan everything is like everything, as it were, ashasomeone really wants to get to the common fund and wants to do it , clearly writing off me, the gathering needs to create a birch. gather people to their level verified deadline the day after tomorrow evening well, let's try the winter will catch up? and then what? hello colonel sviridov major melnik very nice comrade colonel major colonel prokhorov so what do i owe moscow to me very good news. our expert was right, fresh prints, but why won't anyone tell us anything, because the information is secret only for internal use prints. you meant those who remained in the car of the murdered kurganov , tell me who can hunt people. hold a bite, so the bracelet, i'll give you. the wheels are reliable, but not much more than i know you. a wheelbarrow is a wheelbarrow, lokhovskaya, imperceptible, so the garbage will never stop her education will steal. the phone is clean. we definitely need to communicate with you. yes, there are five. i'm sorry, i don't have any more cash with me, i don't keep

eastern city of chemicals and a message for the youth of africa, i ponce as speaks to tens of thousands asha stadium in democratic republic of congo . ah, now investigators and pakistan are saying the suicide bomber who attacked a mosque. basheba was wearing a police uniform security for to it shows the man pulling up that to the mosque. the local police chief said the bomber was not checked at the gates. at least a 100 people were killed and more than 220 injured in the explosion in a highly secure police compound. most of the victims were police officers who had gathered for prayers, motorcycle. the suicide bomber was creating a drama, dragging his bike on the side of the road and being and police uniform. yes, he was in police uniform. i admit this was a security lapse of my men could not stop it. i concede that it is my fault. i do not. there's what they will at speak now to us said bag he is in the shower for us as an the big questions obviously been how and as i had got into such a highly secure area, now we're getting some answers. it seems yes, it seems re of the police chief of the

so in my opinion, the end, the beginning are asha, made some mistakes and that may be most of these mistakes related to some assessment from our special services or russian army wasn't welcome. busy by ukrainians, but now this situation is quite stable. there is problems and i think that now the situation is much more better from ration point of view. still hadn't al jazeera simians of digging through, rather with their bare hands to retrieve the bodies of loved ones. lost devastating earthquakes. ah, hello, the weather's looking a little lively across central parts of the mediterranean. now we got this mass of cloud, just blossoming across the western med, moving over to ward italy is where the guy down hill is here as we go on through the next couple days. so increasing cloud where to whether it will turn wintry to coastal pass off. if lee, already wintry across modem, air is keen, northly wind coming down up towards the northwest where this fight, i try high pressure in charge. i will stay. i generally settled up a little on the chevy side, across a good part of islands and the british is

the motive because they found that to asha of goals and china, they have now a good direction. and of course china proceeded lashawn not on the washer and also backs down india you are already exists. and all of those countries that they mentioned, the reforming the new world order and the. a where late in that respect and of course china, for example, it has like a promising investment will beach one trillion by 2013 the fall. you will find that to some summit to was taking place in washington concerning america and africa. and also the, you will be in countries because you won't be in countries and america, the have a very bad history of colonization. and of i close city to what's epic. this is why the twining back now coming was another face and trying to change their dirty, idly face. we are now investors, and we are not just giving age, but we're trying to do something similar to china like when, when agreements or things like that. and frank to change the face again to what's i think i, because africa is like the world query off. well, no, not only for i guess my social f

so asha would, i'd all much estimate the outlet though in march, april, the 1st yell started coming, and anchoring in the area, or another lube in france, italy, the united states, as well as here in spain. dozens of yachts belonging to russian oligarchs have already been seized in palmer. m a yorker the guardia, severe national police force and worked with american authorities and the f. b. i to seize tango, the 78 meter long yacht. belonging to a close ally of latin here putin. many of the oligarchs who were able to leave russia have set course for tacky, or the gun, ga the yard you sealed. riveras was so loris it belongs to roman abramoff, which that it has been here since march and hasn't moved from the bay. no one knows what will happen next. again. the salary says 140 meters long and cost over 400000000 euros. it's owner roman abramoff, which is russia's most famous millionaire. his impressive boat is a closely guarded fortress. the yacht is difficult to approach the inner la music that a good element checks. this whole lesson a ship has a whole of armored steel and is equipped

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