it could be more of that -- be more, especially traveling to another state. host: what goes into the cost? guest: there is a cost for the adoption agency. they are a private nonprofit, but they are doing background checks on the parents, following up with the family after the adoption, attorneys' fees, and in some cases there will be fees reimbursing the birth mother for expenses like medical expenses and things of that nature. host: international adoptions, what is the difference? guest: for international adoptions, those are handled by an accredited agency. and obviously there are children coming from another country, overseen by the u.s. federal government. the u.s. department of state plays a major role. accrediting agencies, through a private entity, and u.s. immigration services will be regulating the immigration process for the children coming. there's fewer of those they in private domestic adoptions. the cost varies, but upwards of $30,000. host: into foster care adoptions -- and foster care adoptions? guest: there are more than 50,000 every year fro

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in today's world, is a risk to be civil. it used to be a risk to be combative. when i first started it was a risk to be combative and people said look at how risky he is, is mixing it up and fighting and now it's a risk to be civil. i took the risk to be combative 15 years ago and i'm willing to take the risk to be civil now. is the only way to do it and there will not be any magic. maybe if all of you support people were willing to do that rather than the ones willing to like themselves on fire, you probably get a better government as well. >> you made it clear that it was donald trump's failure to initiate the school system nationwide. we have a commissioner of education it's all about that. at least in new hampshire, our taxpayer dollars are going to religious institutions but the other is the reason people want that is because of the failure of the public school system and we could be looking at a rats from the ship situation. why wouldn't we want to put the resources into the public schools to make them good? the private schools situation is all about cater

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obama should be locked in person. biden should be locked up.o face the music at some point and be held accountable. later this month, in april, eugene carroll, is bringing her suit against donald trump here in the state of new york. this is the battery and defamation for sexual >> that is what i think makes this from a political standpoint, very uncertain because we know what the last couple of years has looked like as trump has been able to use rhetoric to argue against the court system to be able to argue and work his way around some of these situations. he is going to a legal process and probably more that are coming and we just don't know how the public is going to react when they see him in these types of settings. >> george: and chris, looking perhaps a challenging donald trump of the republican nomintion. so that is on the table. has it surprise you how quickly so many of your fellow top republicans have immediately rallied around the president. >> you know, now. because of what we have seen, you know, throughout the years where donald t

but this could be close.e have a real shot at winning this, but i want everyone to realize a wisconsin election, if it goes above 1 percentage point in the margin, that's a landslide four of the last six presidential races here have come down to less than one percentage point and the wind is at our backs because the message of our reproductive freedom, about gerrymandering and about preventing republicans from overturning the 2024 presidential race, those messages are dynamite, but the other side is using fear tactics, the fear of crime, usually using images of black men who committed crimes to try to terrify viewers in these television ads, and they want people to forget about the stakes for themselves and their own lives. the ads on the right some of them have been taken down because they were totally mischaracterizing things that happened in the courtroom. but they don't care. what they want is an electorate that is fearful, that is divided and ultimately votes for someone who could take the apoer of voter

er, so there will be order here. it will be very convenient for conscripts. this is not connected with mobilization, as some are trying to say, this is taken into account and in the future we will calmly move around and have information. uh, at any time, which is necessary in case of holding some events there, become it is very convenient to take into account this sanitation and the most important thing will be a complete social, let's say , e. today we have full social equality, unfortunately, there are individual people who are more equal than others and in matters of the sacred duty of defending the fatherland will have the same conditions. at the same time, when conscripting people, as it was shown in 2022, they will be conscripted taking into account, again, their accounting specialties, uh, with the preparation of conscripts, and for youth a mob of resources that need to be established, which we have already launched a little long ago. that's what it's legislation, and it's going to bring some serious order. e mobilization. at the same time , as the cha

so those that might be actually being, being victims in these countries are being brutalized or is it really what they claim to be? do you think they support the rights of marginalized people who identify as homosexual or you think there's a bigger reason, as we've seen time and time again, this is just being used as an excuse. certainly it's being used as an excuse that you're certainly right, scotty to distinguish between christian nations and islamic nations where that it's in previous christian law affair, even in this country, prior to a case called lawrence versus texas in 2003 the individuals that we have a robust tradition of states rights in this christian nation, where, what, what justice scalia called the, the individual states, the labs are a forums of experimentation. we're allowed to develop moral laws that were to be developed not by the congress, but by state legislatures. and therefore you had more or less 2 kinds of states, red and blue. and prior to 2003, it was left to that. the moral legislation to be against pro gay law affair was left up to individual read state

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one photo of the arraignment will be allowed to be released. we also understand that the former president may come up to the camera that's taking this picture and say something prior to entering the courtroom and unless there's a gag order imposed by judge merchan, likely say something on the way out as well. martha, trey was making the point that alvin bragg ran on a platform of putting, or getting a criminal conviction against former president trump. he's not the only one, because the new york state attorney general, letitia james, ran on the same platform. there are several politicians in new york state who have run on a campaign to get president trump. >> martha: absolutely, and there was video of letitia james that proved that, and andy mccarthy sees bragg less as a d.a. and more of a sort of political figure, he's been so open about his attitude and motivation to get trump. so, you know, what we learned is that after they sort of stepped aside from some of the financial investigation that they were doing, then they brought in this michael

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should they be involved? i this brokering of peace. should they be involved?— be involved?hey will have to be because one _ be involved? i think they will have to be because one of— be involved? i think they will have to be because one of the - be involved? i think they will have j to be because one of the sponsors be involved? i think they will have i to be because one of the sponsors on one side is russia and we are hearing the militias from libya coming in on one side. i am sorry, you cannot take the international out of this crisis. qm. you cannot take the international out of this crisis.— out of this crisis. ok, thank you very much _ out of this crisis. ok, thank you very much indeed. _ out of this crisis. ok, thank you very much indeed. this - out of this crisis. ok, thank you very much indeed. this is - out of this crisis. ok, thank you very much indeed. this is bbc. out of this crisis. ok, thank you - very much indeed. this is bbc news, we are now going to cross to my colleague who is covering the uk's emergency alert that will be taking place for the first time to

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used to be a military -- i happen to be an african-american. i am really enjoying this talk with peter. i want to say something specifically -- since two years old, i have lived in alexandria, louisiana all my life. i can -- [indiscernible] the negro national anthem where the whites had the national anthem. i think we have turned against god. god has turned against us. my parents were educators here. they really loved the education, that was a way blacks could get better jobs and better everything, stuff like that. once the supreme court took that out, abortion and now homosexual marriage, i just believe god has turned against us. i do not think we are coming back. i salute your book. >> we are going to leave it there. thank you for calling in. kurt, what is your response to that caller? >> i love that cornelius loves this country so much to be concerned about it. he has got his own point of view, which is fine, shared by -- not shared by anyone walking past year, but it is important cornelius be heard and not be marginalized. it is important c

- navalny will be out? political prisoners _ navalny will be out?ia, - navalny will be out? political prisoners and russia, there i navalny will be out? political. prisoners and russia, there are plenty. it will have this ridiculous number of years in sentences and these numbers are meaningless because the actual return is until later vladimir putin, all those people will be out immediately and when putin is gone, the only way is to ensure their out quickly as possible is to just fight against putin and the war. [30 possible is to just fight against putin and the war.— possible is to just fight against putin and the war. do you think that mr navalny returned _ putin and the war. do you think that mr navalny returned to _ putin and the war. do you think that mr navalny returned to russia i mr navalny returned to russia despite many people telling him on a rifle that she will be imprisoned and is part of this journey in this investigation in this part of this foundation for many, many years. do you feel satisfied with the reaction of the international

well, they are going to be expediting it, they are i going to be expediting it, they are going to beng to be doing it much faster than they did last time, and we have already seen that the checks and balances in that process are fallible. they need someone in position byjune, and i think that the tory government will be pretty disappointed to be losing a strategic ally, especially as we go into general election season, and they will likely would have been glad to have had a friend in place, as they are hoping for positive representation in the media through the election. but representation in the media through the election-— the election. but do you think it should be a _ the election. but do you think it should be a nonpolitical- should be a nonpolitical appointment, rishi sunak was pushed on this today and certainly would not commit to it?— on this today and certainly would not commit to it? absolutely. and toda , the not commit to it? absolutely. and today. the bbc — not commit to it? absolutely. and today, the bbc board's _ not commit to it? absolutely. and today, the bbc board's

but i think it's going to be a lot tougher for him to be brought to santos, than it would be to be donald trump. i think all of the polling shows that clearly one thing that we know is that swing voters have decided even though they think that this indictment of him in new york city is heavily politicized. they also think that it's automatically just qualifying. and when you have a largest chunk of the electric right now affiliating is independence. and the partisan affiliation getting smaller for both democrats and republicans. it's going to be very hard for somebody like donald trump, to actually win a presidential election if he cannot appeal to the swing voters. but i think somebody like ron status has an ability to that ability just hasn't been fully tested or bedded at this point. so we'll have to see david will get back to laura and just a moment, but david, what do i ask you 1st? who would, with the democrats rather be, be up against here? it would biden as their presidential nominee. would they rather be fighting trump or de santis? there's only one name and that is donald trump.

these reforms have to be done. they can't be done fast. we have identified steps in the field of dealing with corruption, of the rule of law, all these things are absolutely critical preconditions for starting the negotiations. we hope that by the end of this year ukraine will have filled all those conditions. they're make very good progress. then a step will have to be take ton open formal negotiations. how fast that will go depends on reforms. we want a successful country entering the e.u. but what is very important again for the business community is that a lot of the benefits of e.u. membership will actually precede e.u. benefits. ukraine is in a unique position in that it will be participating in the world's largest free trade zone, the e.u.'s internal market prork agressively from now on because it has a free trade agreement with the e.u. and the means companies setting up shop in ukraine will be able, in the very near future, to export across a market of 450 million people. so we are trying to go as fast as we can without sacrificin

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yes, there could be _ what the applications might be.e range on it and i think the most important thing is that actually, the business owners that have those problems are coming with them and actually we are using artificial intelligence to address some of those. it can range from everything, from scheduling, transportation, through to a better prediction of harvests. there is such a wide range of opportunities within all those sectors that al could be applicable to.- within all those sectors that al could be applicable to. yes, a lot of --eole could be applicable to. yes, a lot of people will _ could be applicable to. yes, a lot of people will be _ could be applicable to. yes, a lot of people will be concerned, - of people will be concerned, whenever we talk about al, they think, oh, it is going to take my job, it is going to make me redundant. it is not necessarily the case, is it? because it creates new jobs, this is about skills and training? jobs, this is about skills and trainin: ? ~ ,,., , jobs, this is about skills and trainin: ?

i'm not sure it will be. the assistance tt e was playing was not in the commissionf y of the burglaries. hero wasn't in helping to tt the loot and keeping the books. the books are kept in a perfectly straightforward way except there are no expenses. >> so we know she was in a -- wasn't principal committing the robbers,he was an aide and abettor. what ds e aid have to go to? they seem to be saying that your aide has to go to the act th is the thing that injures the aintiff. you seem to be sayg at the aid has to go to or can go to the larger set of activities, illegal terrorist activities but nonessarily the act. i don't know that halberstam helps you because she wain that case aiding in the act of the burglarieshainjured the people whose money and things were stolen. >> i wouldn't charteze what happened that way, but i'm a lileoncerned that this will seem semantic. she didn't do anythintossist the commission of a burglary. her role was only after the fact. >> that is why she was an de and abettor not a princip

to be as good a manager i can be.'s like you're looking for a great line. i want to work and i want to help this club as much as i can. that's the great comeback story. before we go, i want to show you some footage which is going viral online of a surprise animal appearance during ramadan prayers in algeria. a live broadcast captured the moment a confident cat leapt onto an imam, who was in the middle of leading an evening prayer. the catjumped onto his chest and eventually scrambled up onto his shoulders, where it proceeded to make itself comfortable. in spite of the distraction, the imam kept his composure and carried on before the cat eventually lost interest, jumped down and sauntered off. that brings us to the end of newsday. thanks so much for watching and do stay with bbc news. hello there. the weather for the easter weekend is looking pretty decent for many of us. a lot of places will stay dry and there'll be plenty of sunshine around, too. the temperatures creeping up, particularly easter sunday looks to be a

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yet, you seem to be arguing that looking at that case it would be enough for the cell phone to be sold to osama bin laden and with some knowledge that it might be used generally by himself or his compatriots as opposed to this is actually going to be involved in a terrori aack, which is the kind of thing that was going on in haeram. can u ear up? >> the word enterprise in halberstam is used to refer to a wrongful enterprise. it is proceeding as a court case. but not to refer to other kinds of assistance, t crt draws that distinction. we would make that distinction here, that is to say, that insofar as social media is enterprise, that is what is covered. that is the clai >> i don't understand. wouldn't in the welsh case, her taking care of his children would be assisting him so he doesn't have tbeome at night, he is committing robberies. he would be assisting illegal activities but i understood what , made her liable in this situatn that the assistance she was providing was assistance that was directly aimed at the criminal activity. it was not this indirect, supporting him so that he c

it's not fun to be regulated. it's somewhat of a arduous to be regulated.ave a lot of experience with regulated industries because obviously automotive is highly regulated. you could fill this room with all the regulations that are required for a production car, just in the united states. then there's a wheel different set of regulations in europe, china, and the rest of the world. so very familiar with being overseen by a lot of regulators the same thing is true with rockets. you can't just willy-nilly shoot rockets off, not big ones anyway because the faa oversees that. and then even to get a launch license there are probably half a dozen or more federal agencies that need to approve it. plus state ageses. so it's it's, i've been through so many regulatory situations it's insane. you know, sometimes i, people think i'm some sort of regulatory maverick that sort of defies regulators on a regular basis, but this is actually not the case. so, in, you know, once in a blue moon, rarely, i will disagree with regulators but the vast majority of the time my compa

, but they need to be respected— to be not feared, but they need to be respected and people need to bes today sunak fired back at labour mp bell ishe called on the viqs today sunak fired back at labour mp bell ishe called on the viqs to day after she called on the pm to apologise for britain's role in the trade watch aukus. the the slave trade watch aukus. the prime minister today if he will do what bernie grant axed all those years ago. what i have heheh— those years ago. what i have asked ehe— those years ago. what i have asked and what— p33”; 3 what i have asked and what countless others here— asked and what countless others here heheh— asked and what countless others have asked since— asked and what countless others have asked since and offer a reh— have asked since and offer a full-meaningful- have asked since and offer a full meaningful apology for full and meaningful apology for our full and meaningful apology for currce-r— full and meaningful apology for currce-r h— full and meaningful apology for our-role in slavery- our country's role in slavery ehe— our country's role in sla

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be out there, so the solution is to id be out there, so the solution is to go to— be out there, so the go to the schools _ be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools and _ be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools and do - be out there, so the solution is to go to the schools and do some . be out there, so the solution is to i go to the schools and do some type of immunisation _ go to the schools and do some type of immunisation programme. - go to the schools and do some type of immunisation programme. if- go to the schools and do some type of immunisation programme. if youj of immunisation programme. if you educate _ of immunisation programme. if you educate the — of immunisation programme. if you educate the kids _ of immunisation programme. if you educate the kids and _ of immunisation programme. if you educate the kids and communities. educate the kids and communities about— educate the kids and communities about this — educate the kids and communities about this threat, _ educate the kids and communities about this threat, that _ educate the kids and communi

dear , it will be transferred from the previous year to the next year, and it will definitely be paid. but we will have a problem i'm coming back with a sentence that i like. make sure to pay attention to the governor of our family medicine, be careful and pay attention, that is, we say that every iranian should be careful to take the population, the galaxy census, the family doctor before the family, don't limit the proper access of the population to the health system. do the work, we have to say who is using our system and the husband together with the limitations of the physics resources of the 9th manpower, i said that we should go now, the manpower for the job of identifying the health of the residents, meditation, the wealth becomes pomegranate, we have a problem , we are designing them to be absorbed, tabriz pars mazandaran laboratory, the previous mazandarans, who have the previous system, the basic problem of fars mazandaran, the problems of having a boy suitable for what a doctor is, our current situation, being care-oriented solves many problems . let's go, let 's start fro

i do not recall that being. . ._ recall that being... dominic raab has civen recall that being...ause of prisons overflowing. that punishment of prisoners because of prisons overflowing.— prisons overflowing. that is correct consideration _ prisons overflowing. that is correct consideration is _ prisons overflowing. that is correct consideration is given _ prisons overflowing. that is correct consideration is given to _ prisons overflowing. that is correct consideration is given to space - prisons overflowing. that is correct consideration is given to space is i consideration is given to space is available in prisons which is why we are creating more prison spaces to put these criminals end. it would be great if the labour party could... there was an appalling case today highlighted where not a custodial business. — highlighted where not a custodial business, how does that happen if everything is great? how do we get consistent— everything is great? how do we get consistent problems where people are not published for serious crime? you keep telling — not published for serious crim

they will be safe and we will be safe, foreign saeed, a new world in which there will be no lack of evaporation and justice in them. imam mahdi, may god bless him and grant him peace, will work. at the hands of iran, the oppression of the jews will end and the oppression of this world will end. brothers as well as all the efforts that were made, arrogance the world did to support and help this usurping regime, normalizing relations with some traitorous arab regimes, never forgive me, i will forgive as long as there are nations that believe in their own issue and the resistance forces that take up arms and support the free people, but today, on the international quds day, martyr hajj qassem soleimani and martyr abu mahdi al-muhandis were martyred in iran, o martyrs who were insta leveling for the songs that help quds, and after all these years when the pure tree stayed watered, it became deeper and stronger and palestinian forces from prison to rockets and the drone has arrived that you were born and peace be upon you on the day that you were martyred and the russian that you will be resurrected

sell before he can be _ will be required to sell before he can be considered for early release from _d for early release from the sentence of life imprisonment, is 42 years, less the 182 days _ imprisonment, is 42 years, less the 182 days he — imprisonment, is 42 years, less the 182 days he has served on remand. after— 182 days he has served on remand. after he _ 182 days he has served on remand. after he has— 182 days he has served on remand. after he has served that minimum term, _ after he has served that minimum term, he — after he has served that minimum term, he can only be released if the parole _ term, he can only be released if the parole board decide that is appropriate. he would then remain on licence _ appropriate. he would then remain on licence for— appropriate. he would then remain on licence for the remainder of his life _ licence for the remainder of his life. . . , licence for the remainder of his life. ., ., , ., ., life. that was the moment that the sentence was _ life. that was the moment that the sentence was handed _ life. that was the moment that the sentence w

thank you for being with us.l us how significant this meeting is. it is very significant, you have seen the pomp and ceremony of the welcome xijinping has given emmanuel macron and it starts on a note of something like optimism. president macron said his meetings with the chinese premier, president macron said this was a chance for france and european nations to reset their relationship, re—engage with china following three years of the pandemic because it is worth remembering and mentioning that china over the last three years has essentially been close to the outside world. of course people have still been talking but there's a difference between talking on the phone or on the same cause and meeting people in person so president macron said earlier he hopes he will be able to in these face—to—face meetings with the chinese leader xi jinping face—to—face meetings with the chinese leader xijinping re—engage really on those issues that you mentioned, the critical one being the right in ukraine and trying to persua

being accused of racist or being rocrcc— being accused of racist or being rocrcc or— being accused of was too embarrassing. i the channel. assohavej with the channel. they have their don't know. and their reasons. i don't know. and that divide has that kind of divide has definitely hampered our response to this problem. well, thank you for to this problem. well, thank you cor-soowoy— to this problem. well, thank you for-segway, charlie. - well, thank you for segway, charlie. let's for that segway, charlie. let's bring— for that segway, charlie. let's bring aororc— for that segway, charlie. let's bring aaron in.— for that segway, charlie. let's bring aaron in. aaron do you crunc— bring aaron in. aaron do you. truck—crcoo think many people on your side of think many people on your side oc—orvroo- of the political divide are too coorcur— of the political divide are too fearful-being— of the political divide are too fearful being associated fearful of being associated with people— people on the right, that troy-ro— people on the right, that they're addressing this very they're not address

it will be, it is going to be _ all be ready on time?, westminster abbey. it will happen this time next week. wonderful watching it all come together. i know nothing about the stone of school, for example. —— stone of scone. you look at the dues, you think are they the actual ones? they must be. they had this lovely moment, the crown of the table in front of her, that they used in the coronation, i do not think they had seen it —— she had seen since the coronation. very deliberately pulled it towards yourself to have a look at it. it is mine! we are ready for breaking those clouds. we are! they differ? , hopefully low pressure won't take over, sunny spells around, lovely day yesterday. warmest day of the year so far for england, wales and northern ireland, 19—20. today, more cloud, for the heavy rain and showers too. this is the weak low front, the weather front affecting north and western parts of the country, area of high pressure slipping into the near continent. most of us in the warm sector of air, while we received —— are seeing th

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should i be getting on a plane, should i be making that carjourney.lso clinic stocking up on the second type of drug, which can be used without mifepristone but it causes side effects with up for now i think the important thing to point out is nothing has changed but as we say, this is all going to keep playing out in the courts over the coming months. ., ., ., months. you mentioned that first drug _ months. you mentioned that first drug mifepristone, - months. you mentioned that first drug mifepristone, youl first drug mifepristone, you say is part of the two drug regimen. what is the reasoning for those who are against it? why do they want to see it taken off the shelves? this case was — taken off the shelves? this case was brought _ taken off the shelves? this case was brought by - taken off the shelves? ti 3 case was brought by some anti—abortion groups to aid taxisjudge, a trump appointee. they were basically questioning the safety of the drug and the approvals process of the food and drug administration had used. leading medical organisation say

it may be different. this field, with the aim of scientific exchange in order to reduce non-communicable diseases , continued the congress on the treatment of allergic diseases from the 7th to the 9th of ardibehesht at the razi conference center. at in childhood, they emphasized because allergic diseases, if not treated, can lead to asthma, inflammatory diseases and sinusitis in adulthood. the prime minister of lebanon, najib miqati, emphasized the stability in lebanon and the support of the government of the nation of resistance and the lebanese army, along with the importance of properly describing the current situation in lebanon . the speaker of the parliament and abdullah gohhari met with the issues. thanks to the people. in the continuation, the viewer continues the program. greetings from bazargan reporter . good luck. mohammad hassan is closed for a while . he has been added to the list. good friday morning. you are very welcome to today's reporter's greetings to the president in the second round.

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we shall be prepared and will be ready for the delivery in the future. part, vlodymyr zelensky said he was focused on the long term future of the countries after the war. i would like to say and convey to our partners who are constantly looking — our partners who are constantly looking for compromises from ukraine on our— looking for compromises from ukraine on our accession to nato that ukraine — on our accession to nato that ukraine will be uncompromising on this question as well. i am grateful that poland will be with us on this path _ that poland will be with us on this path an— that poland will be with us on this path. an important point in our relationship is the reconstruction of ukraine — relationship is the reconstruction of ukraine. it would bring closer our businesses and our nations. it is important — our businesses and our nations. it is important for us that poland will be one _ is important for us that poland will be one of— is important for us that poland will be one of the main partners in the reconstruction of ukraine. white volodymyr z

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