laurie camp is a lifelong resident of athens, georgia the organizer behind a make athens safe again rallyis scheduled for tuesday she joins me now. laurie, first i want to give you an opportunity to offer condolences to the family of laken riley and share of the tragedy affected you personally. >> yes, my heart goes out to her family. this tragedy is hit me so personally because my son is a senior at uta as well. this could have been hampered this could have been his girlfriend. this could have been the daughters of my friends here in town. so i do offer my sincere condolences. arthel: of course, of course. i share those sentiments. you have lived in athens, georgia for a long time as you said. it is an ideally community that's normally a safe haven for residents like you pray tell me about the rally you are organizing. >> the rally taking place is going to be tuesday, march 5 at 5:30 p.m. i entitle it make athens state the reason i chose this day is this is the first government meeting the going to have since the murder they meet the first tuesday of every month some people have said why

[applause] that said, i will now handed over to nlc second vice president from athens, ohio.] >> thank you mayor weston broo patterson, mayor of athens, ohio and i am nlcnlc played a major role in getting the bipartisan infrastructure law passed in ensuring the local government of all sizes have access to direct fug butnlc -- but the work is nt done after the law is passed. knowing most all communities and bedside -- midsizetowns and vilt have full-time grant writers. s of boot camps designed to help small cities like mine put together competitive applications for federaland they are absolutely g and my city is proof of i[appla] as isypg everything home from nlc that i have learned, we participated in one of theud to report that the city of athens and several communities in southern ohio received $12.5 million to build new electric vehicle charging statis r athens all the way to dayton, ohio. [applause] this funding will ve a impact os and by filling critical gaps in my community is not alone. to date, 33 cities have participated in the boot camps and have been awarded $83 mi

and house republicans take aksz and residents in athens, georgia, are holding a rally to make athens safe again. the rally comes one week after a video went viral of a man confronting a mayor. >> who voted to make clark city a sanctuary? who? what is their name? you are fired, you need to go, sir. you are not defending us, sir. you are lawless, you are a criminal. >> carley: the organizers of rally is joining us. laury camp, good morning. goal of the rally is in the name, amake athens safe again. >> i hope people who are fearful of speaking their mind and truth, i hope they will come out today to show our local government we are tired of being s silenced. progressives want everybody to think the same as them or they shame us by calling us racists and bigots. today i was kicked out of a teacher's group because people did not want me in there anymore since i was not a teacher. that is what is happening in athens, people are scared to speak out. i've had lots of messages and phone calls thanking me for speaking out because they are too afraid to. i hope people will discover they have bo

patterson: i would add to that, in athens and athens county, the median household income is around $42,000, much lower than the national average. it is a challenge to have that added burden, especially for those living within the floodplains, within the city and throughout the county. it is going to be an exceptional burden, adding to already existing living increases we are all seeing. by default becomes the distressed counties in appalachia. sen. menendez: families who are forced to drop their insurance coverage and later suffered damage in future disasters, that is the ultimate disaster to them. insurance is about spreading risk. the wider the pool, the less the cost. the smaller the pool, the more the cost and that drives people out at the end of the day. if we think about how much money taxpayers have paid, when there is a disaster declaration, that is much as an insurance cup and he will pay, that is still taxpayer dollars and i have not seen too many presidents when there is a natural disaster in the country, they say i'm not going to give you a declaration. they put a declaration w

[applause] said, i will now handed over to nlc, second vice president from athens, ohio.pplause] patterson,u mayor weston mayor of athens, ohio and i am nlc's second vice president. nlc played a major role in getting bipartisan infrastructure law passed in ensuring the local government of all sizes have access to direct funding opportunities. butnlc -- but the work is not done■mr@ after the law is passe. knowing most all communities and cities and towns and villages, we do not have full-time grant writers. create a series of boot camps designed to help small cities like mine put together competitive applications for federal infrastructure grants. and they are absolutely working and my city is proof of it. [applause] as is typical, bringing everything home from nlc that i have learned, we participated in e rant writing boot camps and i am proud to report that the city of athens and several communities in southern ohio $12.5 million to build new electric vehicle chargingayton, ohio. [applause] ■óthis funding will have a positive impact on real lives and by filling critical

>> that is dividing athens even more. we both were products of athens clarke county.the community as a whole and as long as we have division in the community we are not going to bring it together. nothing's going to be solved. so the question i have always asked is how can we build our community, we did not say we wanted to make white people better, black people, we said we want to make athens safer. >> trace: it's a very noble comment, lastly to you we have 20 seconds for you, when you heard that biden regretted calling laken riley's accused killer illegal, your thoughts were what? >> of course he's going to say he regretted it because he wants the democrats continue to support him. but again, as we've all heard, he couldn't even say her name correctly. and it's just time for new leadership in our country. >> trace: thank you both for coming on. meantime it already appears to be a done deal by this time tomorrow president biden and former president trump are expected to make it official clinching the presidential nominations for their respective parties, jackie is li

the corps know in athens says that riley died from blunt force trauma to the head. the suspect, owe hey -- jose ibarra say that he dragged her and it was a crime of opportunity. >> usually when you get to level of passion and violence, often dealing with a situation where the two are known to each other, a deep grudge, a domestic or something like that. this seems to be coming from a place of extraordinary violence and yet, it doesn't seem to have been spurred by anything that the victim did. which is very troubling. >> and riley's death is bringing up a lot of questions and frustrations about how the city of athens and the country handle illegal immigration. ice says ibarra came to the u.s. illegally in 2022. a few days ago, protesters repeatedly interrupted the athens mayor during a news conference. the mayor made it clear that athens is not a sanctuary city, protesters screamed liar and justice for laken and calls for him to resign. >> president trump said he spoke with laken riley's devastated parents. the accused killer's brother will be in federal court on mon

i call on athens clark county to publicly reject their sanctuary city policy.if they did it would be a strong step in the right direction towards preventing our citizens from becoming future victims of illegal alien additionally, the lincoln riley act contains within it representative dan bishop's own legislation that last week passed out of the judiciary committee called the standing up to the executive branch for immigration enforcement act. so my friend, i want to recognize your part in making these important provisions that bishop authored give states attorneys general standing to bring suit against secretary mayorkas, secretary of state blinken, attorney general garland for violating certain immigration laws that harm the state or its representatives and respective citizens. representative bishop's legislation allows for appropriate injunctive relief and expedites the civil actions. important legislation is critical and as a co-sponsor, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to vote for the lincoln riley act. one of the best ways -- the speaker pr

aliens and call them in athens man and senate admitted that this was a brutal killer should be in our country and precise medical or state adulation while they are in session right now, to consider not funding any city or county in the state of georgia the most to protect illegal aliens because they don't deserve the funding for the georgia printed taxpayers they do not deserve their hard-earned money that they're going to protect people that in the killing are georgia citizens in our students when their studying and pursuing their dreams and their american dreams with their college laken riley was such a wonderful person he enjoyed talking with her father learning more about her life we try to remember her in a moment of silence this week here in the house for but georgia and every single person in georgia i think the people across the country are really if this horrific murder of laken riley should have never happened c1 steve and i want to play a little bit from the mayor receiving from the chief of police, john williams essentially publisher down there pretty penny a share of athe

here�*s the vet at athen�*s zoo, on how important this birth is for the conservation of the species.aptive birth of pygmy hippos is important. and we're very happy to see this baby grow into a healthy adult hippo, and hopefully one day reproduce and produce more pygmy hippos. the newborn�*s parents, lizzie and jamal, and are the only other pygmy hippos at athens zoo, and it�*s not yet been decided what their son will be called. the calf weighed in at 7 kilograms — that�*s just a little over 15 pounds — and staff at the zoo are happy with his progress so far. i think it's been one of the most exciting parts of myjob because pygmy hippos are quite shy animals. there's not a lot of information about their births in the wild. so, to be able to be part of this journey and to see the trust between the keepers in the animal and to be allowed to perform between the keepers and the animal and to be allowed to perform ultrasounds on her voluntarily is a huge deal for us. it's very, very important for us to be able to have this trust with the animals. hgppy happy news to end this edition of new

the people of athens are keeping pressure on athens.if they had an ounce of honor, they would have resigned and moved on. we have to fix this problem, i guarantee you 90% of folks they did not realize this city was a sanctuary city or it would come into play with where they send their child. >> ainsley: i know a lot of friends that go to uga. i was shocked to see this happening there. laken riley murder has not come out of the mouth of our president, he should be inviting her parents on thursday night. you heard karine jean-pierre. thank you for coming on, wish you the best, i hope this is passed. we'll get it through the house and send it to the senate. >> ainsley: do not let her die in vein. dana perino reacting to nikki haley's exit and likely trump-biden rematch. that is next. we believe that th best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirl

and the mayor of athens to resign now. >> steve: yeah. because -- and there is some, as you know, as we just saw in madison's report, there is some confusion over is it a sanctuary city in the city says no. but we had the attorney general on yesterday who said they have sanctuary policies. and the big question is whether or not they cooperate with ice. >> ainsley: they say they are not really one. >> steve: can't have one in georgia. >> ainsley: you can't have one in georgia. >> brian: a guy both expert in crime and the border is with us now. lawrence is down in brownsville where president biden visited yesterday. lawrence, i saw amaze nag tunnel we saw about 100 people try to cross kind of embarrassing with the president getting there right after. >> you know, it's so incredible that you have the current president of the united states come to this sector, guys. i saw the motorcade come behind me. i'm watching the video. it was choreographed every minute. and the interesting thing is whenever you do a ride along or you are trying to see e

the athens community and across the country.a few days ago protestors interrupted the athens mayor during a press conference on safety and immigration. the protestors were frustrated about how the city handles migrants but the mayor made it clear athens is not a sanctuary city. the protestors weren't having it and want the mayor to resign. former president donald trump was at the border yesterday and said he spoke with riley's devastated parents. >> she was beautiful, so beautiful in so many ways and brutally assaulted, horrifically beaten, kidnapped and savagely murdered. the monster that is charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our country and released into our communities by crooked joe biden. he is crooked. >> riley's accused killer is in an athens jail and lawyers aren't asking for bond. unclear when he will be in court next. >> martha: thank you very much, madison. >> i don't believe people who are violent in our city and commit repeated crimes should have the privilege of being in our city. if

a new bone hippo in athens and why this birth is so important for the species.news. a 270—million—year—old fossil that sheds light on the murky origins of amphibians has been named after kermit — the world's most famous frog. scientists found the fossilized skull in a collection at the smithsonian national museum of natural history. they say it's a new species of proto—amphibian and have named it kermitops gratus because it bears a likeness to the iconic muppet. the researchers said the fossil was part of a group of relatives of amphibians that lived for more than 200 million years, but was totally unique. joining me now... doctoral student at the george washington university and the lead author of the new paper and arjan mann, postdoctoral paleontologist at the smithsonian 5 national museum of natural history. thank you for being with us. arjan mann, you found us go it had been languishing for some for two years? yes, it was collected in 1984 and was in the smithsonian collection is sitting there unstudied. like many fossils are that were collected at this time

and in greece, an endangered pygmy hippo has been born at athens' zoo. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. hi there, thank you for being with us. european union leaders have called for an immediate humanitarian pause in gaza that would lead to a ceasefire. it comes as the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, is in egypt to discuss a post—war plan to govern and secure gaza. after meeting senior ministers from six arab states and the palestinian authority in cairo, mr blinken says there's consensus between them on the need for an immediate and sustained ceasefire. in a news conference with the egyptian foreign minister, he set out their shared priorities. there's clear consensus around a number of shared priorities. first, the need for an immediate and sustained cease—fire with the release of hostages. that would create space to surge more humanitarian assistance to relieve the suffering of many people and to build something more enduring. we have been working, as you know, with egypt and qatar and with israel to put a s

this tragedy deeply affected the community of athens. >> i feel like she was robbed of so much in here. i saw yesterday where her kindergarten teacher had posted the note she wrote when she was little about becoming a nurse. she should have got to be a nurse. >> today the lead pastor at woodstock city church said she was a gift to everyone who knew her. smart, kind, compassionate and thoughtful doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. riley's death has prompted questions about how the city of athens will move forward about handling illegal immigration. the killer came into the u.s. illegally in 2022, just a few days ago protesters repeatedly interrupted the athens mayor during a press conference. the mayor made it clear that athens is not a sanctuary city while protesters screamed liar and called for him to resign. former president donald trump was at the border yesterday. he said he spoke with riley's devastated parents. >> she was just so beautiful in so many ways and brutally assaulted. horrifically beaten. kidnapped and savagely murdered. the monster that is charged in the death

how angry are citizens of athens with the way current government is running things? >> everybody is quite concerned because we have discovered that our local government is not transparent with us. they have resolutions and agreements going that the public had no idea about. i don't really know how familiar our commission was with it, the 2019 resolution that opened up a lot of sanctuary -- we're not a sanctuary city, we have sanctuary policies that somewhat control us. and mayor just came out and read the policy one evening and signed it. in 2022, he personally petitioned the u.s. state department for us to become a refugee resetelment site. nobody knew about that. what does all this mean? how many people have we welcomed into this community and who are they? >> todd: obviously this coming to the forefollowing the murder of that beautiful young lady, laken riley. what has your opponent in the commissioner race done to improve public safety in your town? if not, what has she focused on instead? >> i have not heard her comment at all about either of these policies. the

so here comes the ferry boat, athens and the boat to the dock in the initiatives. and the captain says, is there a desperate katsumata or not? catsimatidis at that time that's benign. minorities says, yes. i mean, his future was supposed to be on that and he gives her a letter. the is from the guy that was supposed to be there to marry her, says i fell in love with somebody else. i'm not. i'm married. i'm married. somebody else. she went into deep depression and going into deep depression at the same time, the brits took over those islands gave them back to the greeks. and my father lost. his job with the italian government moved back to new shadows. he wanted to have a family. my mother was all by herself. she was depressed. and because my mother tradition, tradition tradition wasn't married, her two brothers that were engaged to to two other women could not get married. the two women. they couldn't get married had four brothers because sisters one worked married. they couldn't marry either. so the original name of the book was seven weddings and one sacrifice. it

accused killer remains in jail in athens. lawyers are not asking for bail and unclear when he will appear in court next. back to you guys. >> steve: why isn't he asking for bail? is it because he is a flight risk and there is really no place for him to go? >> that is a good question. we are digging into that. it's not pretty typical that this happens. and we mentioned last hour that the district attorney will be bringing in a special prosecutor to prosecute this case. so we will keep you updated when we learn more. >> steve: all right, madison, thank you very much. >> brian: meanwhile the brother is a criminal, too. the brother -- the older brother. >> ainsley: the one he was living with. >> brian: brian not only green card. this guy is already breaking the law down there. >> ainsley: president trump spoke to the family. called them and that was part of his original or first remarks yesterday when he was down there on the border. >> brian: twhas the thing. the current president did not bring up the criminals that are coming a

rhianna johnson and leah from troy athens high school in troy michigan claimed first prize in their high school central divisionduction unsung heroes, the caregivers of america. in the high school western division, brendan jain, emily and maxr; rerpalo alto senior high school in california earned first prize for threats of change that takes a critical look at the fast fashion top awf $5,000 for a grand prize goes to nate coleman and joanna, tenth graders at w■=estern high school in connecticut. their compelling documentary, innocence held hostage navigating past and future conflicts with iran, deals with timely and sensitive subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you are free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, taken straight to prison. it brings me great joy out in the competition this year, you guys are the grand prize winners. >> oh my god, thankou >> thank you so much. >> it is a huge honor. we are so grateful for this opportunity. thank you a lot. >> we extended the gratitude to the educators, parents and participants who supported e

i remember one time we chartered greek to go from from miami to, athens.didn't get the wire transfer yet. you know, everything business was wire transfer. so i was the cfo of capital airlines. i call the captain but i was on the runway ready to take a left. i say, captain, go back to the go back to the hangar. go back to the i get a phone call. 3 minutes later, i was my office in nashville, smyrna, tennessee. this is why is the gdbs the plane coming back to the terminal? i said, you send me my wire transfer. well 10 minutes later, we had and the plane took off a lot of adventures like that. and people should not take you for fools. and if i didn't do that, we would have never, ever collected money. okay, then. and we we also had the from frol aviv. well, you know, thairlinbusines. and we my controller didn't, pay the food bill and, you know, friday, 4:00 again, the cit called up from the airport, we didn't get our food from from the vendor. i said, oh --. so i told my station manager at jfk airport, go to mcdonald's, buy 200 hamburgers and making an announ

everybody expresses their hurt differently. >> to make athens clarke county a sanctuary city, who?t is her name? >> trey: what they are tellingn you is don't let this murder changeis a thing. god forbid we learn or make improvements after a murder andd juster politicians. cnn writer warne td us not to lt laken riley be exploited, in his words. hey, cnn, she's dead. exploitation is thre least of hr concerns right now. what this cnn writer really doesn't want is fo br you to be motivated. what katie porter really i doest want is for you to do exactly what she and the left have been doing for decades. the death penalty was not enough for the murder james in 1988. the left wanted a hate crime laws enacted. simply putting to death would not suffice.on life in prison was not enough of in wyoming but wanted to use his murder to change the law appeared a murder charge was not enough to kill george floyd in 2020, the left had months ofe arson, writing and some called for defining the police. the left has no troubles, politicizing some murders with social causes but god forbid yoo do so! god

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i would say the athens mayor has liberal policies in athens, georgia as well.ned sanctuary cities in florida my first year as governor. if you have somebody here illegally, especially if they are involved in the justice system, you don't release them. you've got to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. this whole thing was avoidable. unfortunately, she is not the only victim. this is happening all over this country. when we did the debate with gavin newsom that you hosted i identified a case in california where los angeles released somebody who had been deported multiple times illegally in the country, brought up on charges. they refused to turn him over to ice and murdered the mother of a three-year-old. this is what joe biden's america has come to. >> let me shift gears. jeffrey epstein's mysterious death was nearly five years ago. obviously did nothing to put to rest the many questions about the many misdeeds and a special plea deal that took place before your time as governor in florida. we could be a bit closer to some answers because you're supp

the doors con, try on us, works for reporters, united and investigating team based in athens. the journalists here were among the 1st to report on the wiretapping scandal, the dismiss chief of staff. demetrius responded by suing of the journalists, continued to minutes, but it seems the same day he stepped down. he filed a lawsuit against us, don't get demetrius demanded over half a 1000000 euros in damages from all defendants committed by greek or european standards. and this, some is a norm. according to reporters, united it's common practice in greece to use expensive lawsuits to silence independent journalists. but often they are the only ones who report abuses of power. another problem is that many large media groups are owned by a powerful business tycoon. most lead ship owners with a nor most economic and political clout, event callous, more or not. this owns a ship, a soccer club, and a media empire. the whole thing is must have the media company owned by a ship owner won't be reporting on him or on other ship owners. it means that journalists working their practice a

athens also joined the coalition of countries for training ukrainian pilots on the f-16. about how greece and russia cooperate in the field of security assistance for ukraine. the participation of greece in the training of ukrainian pilots and the desire to participate in the restoration of odessa and mariupol. spiros lampridis, the special commissioner of players in ukraine, said in an interview. to my colleague oleksiy kovalenko. what message do you want to convey to the american people and the american congress? i am the special representative of greece in ukraine and i want to say very simply: greece is with ukraine from day one. our prime minister said on the first day of the invasion: "we are on the right side of history." there is no question that we will be on the right track regarding ukraine. with our partners from the eu. as much as it takes, so that it is not needed, we will be together. greece is preparing to provide new security assistance to ukraine. after washington agreed to sell f-35 fighter jets to greece worth more than $8 billion. against the backgrou

and in athens, a student rally escalated into clashes with the police. riots began right next to the walls of parliament. on guard law enforcement officers flew pieces of marble and molotov cocktails to pacify the crowd, and used tear gas. local media report eight. injured and nine detained, in total almost 2,000 people came out to demonstrate, they are against a bill that would allow the creation of private universities and branches of foreign universities in greece. news, follow the development of the event, stay with us on the russia channel. if i were your woman, you could have anything you want. anna is a medium. i don't want to ruin our working relationship. they really only workers. on monday at rtr, we gathered about ten people into the first group, there were short calls, we are going to donetsk, you are with us, yes, when my fighters came running, they carried me, another shelling began, they laid me down, lay down on on top of me, one bullet is still in me, this is, let’s say, my trophy, we were hungry, then... grandma herself is hungry, but s

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just a few days ago protesters repeatedly interrupted the athens mayor during a news conference. the mayor made it clear athens is not a sanctuary city, and this is all while protesters screamed liar, justice for lakin and called for him to resign. as you just heard, former president donald trump was at the border thursday and said he spoke with riley's devastated parents. >> she was beautiful, just so beautiful in so many ways and and brutally assaulted, horrifically beaten, kidnapped and savagely murdered. the monster that charged, charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our country and released into our communities by crooked joe biden. he's crooked. >> reporter: now, the accused killer's brother was actually arrested during riley's death investigation for having a fake green card. he's set to be in the federal court on monday on fraud charges. back to you guys. molly: our heart breaks for laken riley's family. thank you, madison, for the reporting. for more on president biden and former president trump's visits to the border this week, we're joined b

athens georgia, another sanctuary city failed laken riley.st year in new york city iberra was arrested for endangerment of a child. but instead of working with federal law enforcement to get him deported for hisime, city officials there in new york city released him before immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e. could request his custody. now a month later police in athens georgia, whose city government passed a resolution in 2019 welcomingllegal immigrants of all statuses release ibarra after he shoplifted goods. it is no coincidence york city and athens georgia, are sanctuary cities. in sanctuary cities across the country, we have seen illegal alienss with impunity as local governments refuse to work with law enforcement to deport criminalaliens. just last month the "new york post" reported that the violent venezuela gang is directing members to come to our southern border apply for asylum and once waived into the country, establish robbery rings in major u.s. cities. i couldn't believe this. and then as i talk to law enforcement in ten

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and i would also say this athens mayor has liberal policies in athens as well. we ban sanctuary cities in, florida. >> my first year as governor. i mean, if you have somebody here illegally, especially if they're involved in the justice systemecially e invo, you don't. you've got to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. so this whole thing was avoidable and unfortunat thinge she is not the only victim. this is happening all over this country. when we did the debate with gavin newsom that you i identified a case in california where lots angela's released somebody who had been deported multiple timesomebos illegally in the co, brought up on chargesy, they refused to turn broug him r to ice and he murdered the mother of a three-year-old. mr this is what joe biden's's america has come to. >>u know, let me let me shift gears here. jeffrey epstein's mysteriouse sf death, that was, what, nearlyiv five years ago, obviously did nothine yearg to, put to rest the many, many questions about many misdeed mans and a special plea deal that took place before your time

probably in 2015, i was just surprised at what was created here, we support traditions of northern athens , that’s what this estate was called in the time of the prince, here not only... with excessive luxury, they do not dazzle with the shine of gold and the shine of jewelry, they are intimate, cozy and undeniably beautiful, they are like their own for every guest when people come to our estate , they feel something here such a homely atmosphere, they themselves say in their own words that here... from some kind of conscientiousness, that here you can feel the atmosphere of the time when michal klyafasaginsky lived here, they directly admit, as if they are in that era, things that now we have them, they are from that time, from the period when aginsky lived, they are authentic, we mostly have them from the middle of the 19th century, but there are younger ones, that this did not happen in one moment, it all happened gradually, of course, we walked under the sensitive our leadership. district and region, ministry of culture. among the main the museum's collections include early printed pu

more than 12,000 students held a mass rally in front of parliament in central athens against the billng discussed there. he will allow the country to create private universities and branches of foreign universities. there were clashes between the police and the police, who fired rubber batons and tear gas. despite the massive dissatisfaction of university staff students, the scandalous bill was nevertheless adopted; opponents of honest universities are confident that innovations will devalue state university diplomas and worsen their financing will eventually be completely pushed out of the market, paid education will completely eradicate free education. european. has ceased to be politically unified, and now it is in danger of losing its economic and military power, according to timur shafir, secretary of the journalists' union. according to him, european elites , through their own actions, can bring countries to enormous losses. the current european political system, built over centuries, and what, in fact, gave one of the key definitions of world politics, is namely european politi

to book a gig in athens, and we won it, and i have a big party in athens with the fans was brilliant.hich is normally three months to put on a show. that's all part of the fun. it meant a lot to us, winning the group, notjust getting through, but actually winning. it was a bit scrappy, but we got the results. that's kind of what i'm hoping will happen on thursday, because we have been looking a little bit ropey in the fa cup. but it's raising your game and it's using tactics to win a game. not necessarily the most beautiful way. game. not necessarily the most beautifulway. i'm game. not necessarily the most beautiful way. i'm not expecting to see our fluid games so beautiful way. i'm not expecting to see ourfluid games so much beautiful way. i'm not expecting to see our fluid games so much as just grinding out. that fatboy slim interview is one of the features in the latest episode of the football news show, focussing on brighton and the road to roma. to the women's league cup semi—finals. holders arsenal kick off against aston villa in the next half an hour. manchester city play chel

troy athens high school in michigan claimed the first prize in their high school central division withes, the caregivers of america." in the western division, brendan, emily and max ryder from palo altni school in california earned first prize for "threads of change" which takes a critical look at the fashion industry. and our top reward for a grand prize goes to 108th and jonah, 10th graders at westin high school in connecticut, their documentary, "innocence held hostage, navigating past and future conflicts with iran" deal with timely subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you're free the car and taken straight to prison. >> it brings me great joy out of 3200 students who participated in thispetition this year, you guys are the grand prizewinners of student cam 2024. >> oh, my god, thank you. >> thank so you much. wow. >> this is a huge honor. we are so grateful for this opportunity. we really thank you a lot. >> we extend our gratitude to the and participants who supported each of these young filmmakers in their creative journey. congratu

he's been reporting from the athens, russian authorities shut down due to abuse, must go through. hello, you rationalize morning as people that reflect on what happened, what are the same, the walls, this focus is still strong in russia area and the all mass events has been cancelled as we see it was in moscow, i'll close to the bowl so it has canceled all performances, and of course, this is also a number one in the topic in the media people. morning is russian, but also outside try. so he's read guy. so lots of flowers and candles in front of the russian embassy yesterday in russia. is that people who are still missing friends and relatives um, is it a walk ben picnic, which was supposed to play that concert? the in the concert hall is a vet to wrong or fresh and rock music. people from all the seed is came to moscow for this specific concept. and some of them are still missing and in, in, in the russian. yeah. we know that for suspects have been arrested. what do we know about them or um, according to some media or thoughts. uh, is it for men uh, russian citizens who um uh set

two weeks later he was released and arrested several other times by the athens police department. biden ignored questions about the nursing student's death during his visit to brownsville, a once hot spot to enter into the u.s., trump was in eagle pass blaming the president for riley's death. >> what he's doing is unbelievable. joe biden will never say laken riley's name. we will say it and remember her. we will not forget had her. >> do you bear responsibility for laken riley's death? >> former president trump said if he wins presidential election, he will conduct the largest deportation in american history, back to you. >> carley: ashley, thank you. georgia state representative jess petrea. there will be a funeral later today. that is a parent's worst nightmare to be nationally known for how they died, that is what the riley family is going through right now. how are you processing this? >> it is terrible. good morning, carley. it is a terrible tragedy, an avoidable tragedy, as i said last night on the floor of the house as we passed bill 1105. all of us are morning this unneces

the challenges carry a minimum of 40 years in prison. break students have classed with police in athens, doing a demonstration against government plans to introduce private. the run universities test is held. petra bones that fi works up. police are trying to dispose of the crowds with 2 guys. the legislation would make degrees from basic private institutions equivalent to public universities. nigerian president for the mid tempo has sent troops to search for more than 280 kidnapped children in the northwest. that coming large areas of forest off to the abduction for the schools in the village of quarters got incredible an estate, kidnappings for brad. some common in the region. it's estimated the 1500 students have been taken by games and g is so over the past decade. i also have correspondents in a pool, jo weiss with interest to tell us more about those responsible for the latest massive function up to now nobody has come out look through has come out to claim responsibility about this abduction, but you jointly don't buy bind to the different groups of bonds on like book or how does

. >> ancient history athens and rome and you know better than anybody else the republics don't survivetter than most people that most of the history of the world is not republican paired mo. most of the history of the world is of empire. it is dictators of one form of were in another. genocidal maniacs and so forth. when you have no guarantee it will survive in perpetuity. as a matter fact, none do. do you see the undoing of this country when you look at athens and rome we are kind of repeating a lot of what happened there? >> yes, i do i think the last century the roman republic and the common denominator is there is no symmetry in the law people use the loft to go after political opponents on the expectation no one would ever do that to them or if they did do that it would be a downward spiral. what we saw with the circus in georgia, what we saw with the horrendous settlement we saw loe and james are saying, all of it all of it we do not have a symmetry of fairness of the application of the laws. i think everybody knows it donald trump and not run for president or fee be that would n

we see all this happening in athens, georgia. the mayor there the sick aggressive democrats. say it is a republicans fault not blaming the paroled policies of the biden administration and then trying to be worried about what are we going to say about that illegal aliens who are here? why don't we talk but the 2-year-old boy that was killed here what about the teenager who is found in a bathtub in texas murdered and a cheerleader son was killed by an illegal alien was released into the night stays by this administration the radical progressive democrats and again why are republicans finding the stuff without forcing them to the table to change it? mark: i do not understand when there's an article of impeachment against biter the democrats think they have an argument if you're not going to after biden why do you have going after mayorkas? my point is let's go after both the articles of impeachment are rocksolid they have nothing to do with policy. you would cite section after section of federal immigration law purposefully undermined and that is a high crime under the history o

let's is in athens givng lectures. talk about what could i happened let's talk about what could haveis clinic. they have said that there have been free separate incidents highlighting errors and in some freezing processes. they have not given details. just explain how the process works and where these errors could have occurred. you process works and where these errors could have occurred.— could have occurred. you are absolutely — could have occurred. you are absolutely right, _ could have occurred. you are absolutely right, we - could have occurred. you are absolutely right, we do - could have occurred. you are absolutely right, we do not l could have occurred. you are - absolutely right, we do not know exactly what has happened. there is an mitigation under way. i think it is important to say here that we do know it is quite common for embryos not to freeze. in fact, that is international consensus and papers that say you should expect 90% of the embryos that you freeze to unfreeze. every fertility clinic has its faulty management system, and as such they have to look at indicator

hundreds of people have been taken in the past few gibbs week students have classed with police in athens. during a demonstration against government plans to introduce private the run universities protest is, holds pitfall bombs, and fine works of police. they tried to disperse the grounds with tear gas. the legislation would make degrees from bennet, private institutions equivalent to public universities. un secretary general, antonio good terrorist is wanting to backlash against women's rights, is threatening progress across the world. you describe the situation in afghanistan as the most egregious example. mocking international women's day with parents said global crises, excusing women and girls hot it's new poverty and climate disasters put into the men's change. so come back fidgets between the philippines and china over the south china sea spikes again this week. manila has some interest, beijing's deputy on bassett, a and released footage of china is close. scott firing border canada at fully filipino vessels as that correspondent james trader reports the clash as raised questions

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