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bethany bell, bbc news, brussels.ra: for more on how that ban on russian oil is going down with president putin, let's turn to our russian editor, steve rosenberg. steve: this is a compromise deal with caveats, but is still a big deal. two thirds of ssian oil imports in the eu is to be affected now. by the end of the year, up to 90%. that cost russia billions and lost export revenue. moscow's position on this is, well, it's a big world out there, we will sell to other markets, to africa, to asia. even if russia has to do that at a discount, it reckons that the height mobil oil price will help offset those losses. that may be wishful thinking on the part of moscow, but i suspect vladimir putin will not be sending -- sitting in the kremlin thinking, i miscalculated that, i underestimated the consequences of this for my country. i will pull my troops out of the ukraine. i can't see that happening. or likely based on the anti-western rhetoric he has been coming out within recent weeks, president putin will be saying, ok c

his daughter bethany taking a dna test and her mother telling dad what she learned. >> bettany did asolved. >> she found somebody. >> she found somebody? >> it turned out bethany found her grandfather, her father's dad. >> that means i actually got kin folk? >> he wants to talk to you. >> his birth father still alive in colorado. >> he wants to facetime with you. >> okay. >> and you have sisters. >> i have sisters? i have -- i have people. >> he didn't even know that you existed. and he's so excited to find you. >> i have people. >> i have people, he said. >> you have a dad. >> right here this evening -- >> hi, david. >> that daughter bethany -- >> it's truly been a life-changing experience, just seeing my dad finally feel whole. >> i have a dad. >> see you tomorrow. good night. >> sometime in the middle of the summer, we are going to know how often we have to vaccinate people. i do not think you will see all of a sudden one day a declaration that the pandemic is over. >> it is definitely not over. cases on the rise once more and it could get worse. >> a helicopter flight comes to a

thanks very much, bethany bell there.s are believed to have crossed the english channel in the past 48 hours, in what have been the first arrivals for 11 days. the figure has yet to be confirmed by the ministry of defence, which took charge of the response to small boat crossings last month. 0ur correspondent simonjones has spent the day in dover. we've seen a steady stream of people making the journey today. this is the area in dover where people are brought when they're picked up in the channel. a second day of calm weather has meant a second day of crossings in large numbers. we've seen women and children being brought to shore, but the vast majority of people we've seen have been young men. we haven't yet had any figures for today confirmed by the ministry of defence, but i think they're likely to be similar or perhaps even higher than yesterday's, when we saw 254 people arrive on seven boats. that's more than 35 people per boat on average. it gives you a sense of the scale of the issue we're talking about here. but a

bethany, thank you very much. bethany, thank you very much.eeping a keen eye on whether more conservative mps will todayjoin the growing list calling for the prime minister to resign because of the partygate scandal. a conservative party leadership contest could be triggered if a total of 54 letters of no confidence from tory mps are submitted. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is in westminster for us. alex, how close are we to a leadership challenge? alex, lots of watery metaphors around, drip, drip, stream, trickle of letters coming in, where are we on the numbers?— on the numbers? yes, pick your metaphor- _ on the numbers? yes, pick your metaphor. there _ on the numbers? yes, pick your metaphor. there was _ on the numbers? yes, pick your metaphor. there was some - on the numbers? yes, pick your - metaphor. there was some expectation after the soo great report there might be a flood, to continue that metaphor of mps coming out criticising the prime minister. there hasn't happened, it has been a steady stream, and 27 have publicly cal

lewis: thanks to bethany for that. stay with us on "outside source ."y is out in the depp vs. heard trial but social media has its own opinion. we will take a look at the case. ♪ lewis: the k of jordan has described queen elizabeth as a beacon of light and hope of ahead of her platinum jubilee. our correspondent reports. >> as king, you are in a unique position to observe the reign of another monarch. ionder how you view the queen's 70 years on the throne. >> i think with a lot humility. my late father, his majesty king hussein, became a monarch in the same year. the special relationship they had was something that we inherited. to think of what she has seen in her life, the standard that she has held as a monarch is an example. for me, i am honored to be a part of that story, to have seen that special relationship between my father and her, between myself and her majesty, his royal highness prince charles, and now a wonderful young man, prince william. this is a strong historical partnership that we are very proud of. ♪ lewis: this is "outside source"

bethany bell, bbc news, brussels.ides. many are used as bargaining chips in prisoner exchanges, and russians have used captured as a measure of trying to crush resistance. one ukrainian soldier has told me his story. metal scaffolding... holding together hlib's broken pelvis. he also broke his jaw and lost vision in one eye. hlib is onlyjust taking his first steps. two months ago he was defending mariupol with the marines, watching for the enemy. translation: i turned my head and saw a tank aimed at me. - i saw a bright flash, ifelt the building collapsing. he survived, but was captured. no one knew whether he was dead or alive until this video was posted online by his captors. he was taken to a hospital in russian—occupied territory. translation: they held a dagger on my leg, up my throat, - and led to my ear and said, "it would be nice to cut off your ear." they did it to nearly everyone. i couldn't feed myself because myjaw was broken, and i couldn't sit up. some nurses would taunt me by leaving food down in front

, thank you ve much next week. 0k, bethany, thank you very much indeed. _ next week. 0k, bethany, thankthany, thank you i very much indeed. that's it from me, just to say throughout the day we will be monitoring and bringing you the very latest from mariupol, where ukraine says those fighters are now fighting a bloody battle for control of the azovstal steelworks, making that last stand. russia denying that their forces have stormed the plant, and they are saying, the russians, that there is a three—day humanitarian corridor to get people out, so very different accounts and very difficult for us to ascertain the truth of what is going on there at the moment in mariupol, but we will bring you updates throughout the day here on bbc news. from kyiv, back to you now in london. the bbc�*s ben brown and all the rest of the team bringing you news from ukraine. we will be with them throughout the day. now, the news dominating the economic front. the us central bank has raised interest rates by half a percentage point — the most aggressive increase in more than 20 years. the move is intended to

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this when it, when they sent a bethany among the 19 passengers or 2 german nationals for indians and 13 nepalese citizens, a helicopter was sent out to search for them. what a, what had to return because of bad weather. i'm glad you did with my wife. we assumed there was an accident for we cannot land firmness until we locate the aircraft. i think some of the numbers on long island it as the families of those on board, wait anxiously for news state television is reporting that villages sore and that craft on fire near the border with tibet. unpredictable mountain weather and remote airport locations mean that plane crashes in the pole are not infrequent for sports now and there was a surprise winter at the monaco for me. the one grand prix, mexico's sergio paris prevailed in a crash hit race, which was also delayed by rain, is red bull teammate. max fisher happened was 3rd to retain the standings lead. this is dw news live from berlin, coming up after the break, shift living in the digital age looks at how green architecture can make a huge dent in c o. 2 emissions. i'm a spicer, tha

there's a joy, accessories and world bethany design, mitchell, i can use her sheet smiting. yeah, because i think she'll erica doreen. you showcase that a little shade when i see them where oh my god, i'm supposed ah, well, it's showing wrong. i just don't know any word, an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, ah, for headline stories this, our western suggestion is that ukraine must make territorial concessions to achieve peace provokes a direct response from. can you so see them with such proposals to trade? ukrainian territory even a little bit crazy. also, i had on the program, the russian president for a mark. so the reasons behind europe and america is spirally economic crisis. what i've switch you to her queue of stealing other people's assets is never brought to anyone. any good pacific islands find themselves thrust into a tug of.

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>> bethany, thank you so much. >> bethany, thank you so much. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. there are multiple breaking news stories to tell you about, including a new report just published from the "new york times" that says the u.s. is providing intelligence that has helped ukrainians to target and kill many of the russian generals who have died in action in ukraine. now, cnn has not confirmed the story, but one of the reporters from "the times" will join us shortly. >>> a second night of protests across the united states. the aftershocks of that leaked draft supreme court opinion that would overturn roe v. wade, the 1973 decision that established a constitutional right to abortion. the message from the abortion rights protesters do something. the question tonight is what. already democrats are shaping some of their attacks against republicans. >> what are the next things that are going to be attacked because this maga crowd is really the most extreme political organization that's existed in ameri

>> bethany, thank you so much. >> bethany, thank you so much.vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. there are multiple breaking news stories to tell you about, including a new report just published from the "new york times" that says the u.s. is providing intelligence that has helped ukrainians to target and kill many of the russian generals who have died in action in ukraine. now, cnn has not confirmed the story, but one of the reporters from "the times" will join us shortly. >>> a second night of protests across the united states. the aftershocks of that leaked draft supreme cour

we used these trucks to take the basins where ra lithium will be stored or bethany, but right now, they're just standing around my production book to come in. there's hardly any opposition here to the joint venture. most local residents think the germans are the right partners for the project, including local politician tay adora ali. the opposition comes from other parts of bolivia where a lot of people think it's a bad idea. look at the next a should. well, as a reminder, the germans can still save the project as well, but a lot of people were upset about the terms of the agreement. me one, i mean one it is that i think the germans should take part in them infidel. but in other places, some citizens committees are a postal. and they've got people riled up this. been that eloquent in 2019, there were widespread demonstrations against the proposed joint venture. wow. and in october, people took to the streets to protest alleged fraud in the recent general election . during this chaos, morales canceled the agreement with germany. now since then, lithium mining in bolivia has been suspended.

making their way here for morning prayers, which is the most significant one really of this holiday. bethany decker that for us in occupied east jerusalem, thanks so much. stay home in while indonesia, which has the wilds, the largest muslim population, has seen thousands attending pres outside jakarta, main mosque, millions more of also traveled back to their home towns to celebrate mats. after the government lifted a ban on traveling home for ede. the measure had been in place for previous years to limit the spread of coven 19 o may day events have been held worldwide for international labor day. as 6 day protest march and sri lanka was time to end in the capital. people walked from the central city of candy to colombo, demanding the president's resignation than al fernandez reports. for many shalon codes of traditional workers, d o. mediate this year, was all about getting rid of the roger pucks the government. thousands of people joined a 60 march from candy to colombo, organized by the mean opposition. some agenda by the vega. baby, isn't it? but i mean, if we can't watch this any longe

the life cycle of a battery has been. gotten that that data would help the re cycling process of bethany. sonya efficient recycling is key to dealing with dead lithium ion cells. the researchers and minster notches bedding on water based chemicals to streamline the process of that as ida. we also developing a design that is particularly easy to disassemble us nanda named by and sadly, we label the material said that the recycling company knows what is in the south recycling. he said that it can be recycled as quickly as possible. les snare is like a better t as are included batteries in the recycling business 2 years ago. and the company is still figuring out the best way to do it. but the effort is paying off. not only are they recovering valuable resources, but they're also helping to fill in ever growing demand. this thing, if one of the sauce and we're talking about resources that are rare and difficult to obtain, i'm just take a look at the metal exchanges. nickel prices are going through the roof. matthias as primary raw materials go up in price, often we can mitigate it with raw m

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what the life cycle of a battery has been gotten that that data would help the re cycling process. bethany them efficient recycling is key to dealing with dead lithium ion cells. the researchers and minster notches bedding on water based chemicals to streamline the process of that as ida. we also developing a design that is particularly easy to disassemble us nanda named by and sadly, we label the material said that the recycling company knows what is in the south recycling. he said that it can be recycled as quickly as possible. a snare is like a better t as are included batteries in the recycling business 2 years ago. and the company is still figuring out the best way to do it. but the effort is paying off. not only are they recovering valuable resources, but they're also helping to fill in ever growing demand espana formula sauce. and we're talking about resources that are rare and difficult to obtain. i'm just take a look at the metal exchanges. nickel prices are going through the roof, messiah as primary raw materials go up in price. often we can mitigate it with raw materials, from r

couldn't settle for what the russians were proposing because he didn't have control over the dog. bethany didn't have control over creamy, as he would have been giving away something he didn't even control. now that it's changed, that is a major shift. because at the end of the day, it's not what moscow is going to control. it's going to be what you have controls and that it gets smaller with every passing day. go ahead. yeah, i agree. and that's one of the problems of continuing this, or, i mean it's and because i know that the payment forces are, are suffering defeats in ukraine and him signed on bus, older, escalate, tory and by the west in terms of helping ukraine is making things on a horse, now obviously i can see the closing argument that you know, supplying weapons, helping them to defend themselves. you know, that is, are, you know, a moral and right thing to do. however, one has to be honest, one is actually happening because when russia 1st went in and opened, they didn't want to even strike you to me. you, cranium. troops in their parents didn't want to go out for the electric

and i decided to say that this was the present of the population of bethany's population. is that it is not at all a description of what's happening in netherland right now. hi, co. it. traditionally, the future movement led by saddle. how did he used to control somehow 2 thirds of the sydney seats in the parliament? now he's not participating in the election. he's asking his own people to boycott the elections. the question is, who do you think is going to inherit the legacy of the future movement? who's going to take advantage of that absence? oh, that's one of the 1000000 dollar questions. so as you said, you are right. the said thought has more or less called on the support. those 2 boys approach the post. now, not all people in that camp or that get us to because people are he being dot com, right? i mean, the blame i lucian, typically running and used to be higher, right? sure. and the most part in the future movement was very popular up there. you have watson, you are on the used to be 10 and maybe and was wanting. and so, but i think what we can expect is surely th

>> it turned out bethany found her grandfather, her father's dad. >> that means i actually got kinfolkis birth father still alive in colorado. >> he wants to facetime with you. >> okay. >> and you have sisters. >> i have sisters? i have -- i have people. >> he didn't even know that you existed. and he's so excited to find you. >> i have people. >> "i have people," he said. >> you have a dad. >> i have a dad. >> right here this evening -- >> hi, david. >> that daughter betheny -- >> it's truly been a life-changing experience, just seeing my dad finally feel whole. >> i have a dad. >> what a gift. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. now from abc 7 live breaking news that breaking news a pair of wildfires burning right now on the you are looking live at antioch where firefighters are working on both the air and ground to fully contain flames homes on the right are burning down in southern california. this fire is burning laguna niguel in orange. and here's a closer look at the fire in antioch. this is burning near the cortiva wetlands preserve right along the water choppers are bringing in

that could not down the vehicle, any aggressive bethany, i'm sure it me. the answer is no, no the pushing any pre langton warren and will be guaranteed should this sanctions of the world would be preventive and not just in sequence imposed as the response. rain has another precedent in the 3 month is not that precedent for the unseen unity in the democratic world around the emotions of change and admiration for your brains cartridge and around the understanding that you would need to fight for the freedom. and now, hundreds of millions of citizens in democratic countries are put in posher would have on government law and companies measure to make sure they would limit or restrain their relations with the aggressor state with russia. not old only. and it's not to help the people utilize it was under attack, but this is happening on the now let me move forward even though russia started its war against you. great. back in 2014. yes. we are grateful for this support, but i would say evil that happened was that of the young man that it's, he immediately that's

since the end of april, russian forces say they are almost in full control of the city of bethany in the guns republic. the areas witness fighting since the very start of russia offensive and civil hotspots still remain ortiz maria phenomena sent this report from the field as to weeks. so fears fighting the town of business, he is now completely under the control of russian forces, together with units from the people's republic of la guns and supported by chechen fighters. they are now focused on the local zed. yeah. gunpowder factory. located in the industrial zone on the outskirts of the city, it is heavily fortified, ukraine's military, together with a nationalist battalions and foreign mercenaries occupying it. they could tough a position, shows them at the moment, was the task is to capture and completely liberate the zari of plan from the enemy . then we will wait for further instructions. for june, it was the goal is difficult, but not impossible. the fighter se with optimism, we go with them on their nightly patrol. the why the aim of the operation is to secure a further prog

around con, there in bethany, nina. we can turn to our correspondence, sammy's a don, who is life for us now in ramallah. sammy, how have people there in ramallah reacted to the extraordinary scenes we've seen today. the sheer number of people have come to pay their respect to serene and also the violence we've seen from israeli soldiers before have funeral o people here melly and have been watching everything very carefully. and i think it's fair to say, this is one of those historic important moments when you can see a symbol of, of international press freedom to become a legend. let me get the camera man to pass around the camera and see if i can explain that visually. to what i mean, that's the building she used to work out of. and that building as you can see, it's got shootings picture draped over. ready it's got the black flags on it, which are morning shooting. now, few, i forget mohammed, the count, man to pan over this way. fig. the g r. the mean? here you can see the black slides in the main sway here in rama

i'll be, will bethany goes out? mozambie leukemia were full. this is what i do all day collect matos and care today and metal, dozens of such sweeps of homeless encampments had been conducted in recent weeks in new york city. oh, homeless advocates say it's heavy handed and a waste of resources. how many cups were here? there was 2 vans of cops around the corner. troops responding to 2 homeless tends to do homeless people, intense that the amount of money that is spent every day on the sweeps on these raids, which is what they are can be $1.00 day can pay for a week's housing for everybody in this, in camp president. busy joe biden recently announced new initiatives to combat homelessness throughout the united states. it calls for among other things, more funding for affordable housing. but here in new york, the mayor eric adams says the 1st step is to clear homeless from the streets. and that's why he's ordered this sweeps, we have tolerated homelessness, won't pass our brothers and sisters who are living in tents on the street. and we normali

so they're trying to win vote set of queer people's expanse for bethany, that stood up. even dim of says, there's just one way to counter such publication to stand up and be counted at this more to tower artists, septicemia is presenting a work which reveals her innermost thoughts. it's comprised of entries from her diary which have been super imposed and applied to the towers bare walls. they tell the story of her coming out after kissing some girl and the parent did, and they say so, you know, let's go get some coffee or whatever. and she'll be like, well, there is shocking come from. and so i started, you know, and realizing that may be my, i sexuality is not exactly the way that it's, you know, supposed to be. it was very um, i brought though, actually because i lost our lots of friends and i got into many fights and it was difficult for lots of people to actually accept is change all that triggered in septa and outpouring all artistic creativity. this exhibition is entitled to forces that create one another. the one force is the individual sexuality. the other is so

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how does this help their cause in any way, shape or form, bethany?people see what is going on for what it is. honestly, we're looking at mental health issues. we know when we have issues, it is a beautiful thing to live in america where we can disagree and have different opinions. when we take it a step furth sxer we're intimidateing and attempting to be violent against other human beings, it's never okay. isn't that ironic, what they are protesting and violence against the most offenseless, the unborn. >> todd: these are people we've seen in the protest on the ground, not just these activists, individuals like chuck schumer getting the entire audience there riled up, he is the senate majority leader. you have a biden administration that has not come out and forcefully condemned the attempt to ruin mother's day, the attempt to intimidate justices. what do you make of that? >> this is the same party that didn't denounce the mostly peaceful protest during the summer of blm. there are fires in the background, they were silent. it is not surprising with

let's talk about this with the heroes of liberty and mother of five, bethany, thank you so much for joiningu so much, shannon simon there were shortages at kroger, walgreens and cvs. so who was to blame? what do you make of this and why do you think it is a crisis point for some people? >> i think it has become a political football, that people have realized that there are enough parents panicking that this deserves national attention and the senator, democrat, wrote an open letter to the fda and biden administration saying that we have questions about this which needs to be a national priority and it was met with silence from the joe biden administration. and i think a lot of it is, a lot of folks in the media and a lot of folks don't understand the situation on the ground and how scary it is, but i think that it is enough pictures have gone around of empty formula shelves unsubscribe and saves, this is a critical problem impacting millions. >> tell me about those that you talked to about the real world impact. >> one of the scarier stories, she said that one night she was down to her last

and shelly with her daughters, lindsey and bethany in jersey vill, illinois. hello ol fwrks a.a will be getting today. jessica in illinois. bonny and her daughter, bridget celebrating the college grad auation and in my mom's home town of fairingten, illinois. i will see you at the can teen, ladies. send us a photo with the #sunday today. might see yourself next week and you can get the hug online at today/shot. >>> major league baseball has come to nbc and peacock and it gets going early today. our mlb sunday leadoff coverage of the white sox and red sox begins this morning at 11:30 eastern. thank you for >>> this sunday, the fate of roe v. wade. >> how dare they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body. >> a dividing country react as to that draft supreme court decision. >> i've been praying for this as long as i've understood what a baby was. and it's a big deal. >> this is an attack on women. >> washington's strong reaction from abortion right supporters. >> it's an assault on women. >> i'm going to fight like hell to protect this fight for michigan women

let's bring in bethany mandel. this didn't just happen.pply chain issues for months. senator jack reed, a democrat out of rhode island wrote an open letter to the fda and biden administration a month ago saying what are you doing so this doesn't get to a critical point? here we are middle of may and we're at a critical point. >> bill: is that the plant in michigan, the abbott plant? what is it doing now? >> it is sitting there empty. it is claiming that everything is fine and they are ready to roll and they want to reopen operations. and they are waiting on the fda. that seems to be what's going on. >> dana: so if this were happening when i was at the white house i would have basically poured gasoline on my head and threatened to light a match if everybody didn't get on board. you have crises but problems come to you, you deal with them and why you have a cabinet. where is secretary and the fda commissioner and where is kamala harris? she asked the question how dare thee with roe v. wade. how dare you not pay attention to the nation's moth

let's talk to our correspondent bethany bell.ely.— and gas exports are reluctant to do a deal immediately. absolutely, we have heard from _ a deal immediately. absolutely, we have heard from hungary, - a deal immediately. absolutely, we | have heard from hungary, slovakia, the czech republic, these country very, very heavily dependent on russian oil and hungary in particular saying that it is just a matter of survival, that they can't accept the proposals as they currently stand. countries are still going through these proposals by the commission, going through all the different impacts. we have heard that some countries are calling for possible exemptions and we have also heard from diplomatic sources hear that that might be possible, certainly for countries like hungary and slovakia. but more negotiations needed at the moment before this step would go through. if it is eventually decided that the eu brings in this oil embargo it would come as you say, be the toughest set of sanctions on russia so far. the eu is very keen to see

is it your threat is bethany blunt with you? thought i board of my orders ak unit, though use or keep thorn soul? i'd argue or kill us, or look at think on saw the absorber. i were the sure. over the last one sided, the eyes procure, microorganisms, wasn't globalized, soul f, m, i paid a more of the can to do a key vice versa. my leland, i mean in 30 years, all the land with eucalyptus will become barren until then the financial markets will have rewarded rally for their green investment. ultimately, the multinational will make even more profit by selling its trees for biofuel, disguising a monoculture into a millennia old amazonian rain forest. this is one of the great deceptions of the green economy ally that consists in claiming that markets can protect biodiversity . biodiversity markets are not, ah, an entirely new invention. there are other types of markets with parts of nature that we can look to, to see how they're fountain, and who wins, and who loses when those markets are put in place. delegates from around the world

bethany bell, bbc news, brussels.. viktor orban has it really stuck to a very stubborn position throughout these negotiations, he said basically that hungary gets 64% of its oil, and it is not alone in that, slovakia, the czech republic. he was also more public in his opposition to this initial proposalfrom the eu. he says because hungary gets this particularly high sulphur rich oil, russian oil, through their pipeline, that it would have cost hungary hundreds of millions of euros to change that technology and it would have taken many years. viktor orban has it really stuck to a very stubborn position at one point, he was suggesting perhaps that money could be paid to hungary in orderfor it to sign up to sanctions. in the end, the eu commission chose a different option, exempting for the time being that oil pipeline. viktor orban this morning has been presenting that is a great victory for his negotiating position. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, told us how moscow was reacting to the eu deal. this is a compromise

our correspondent bethany bell gave me this update from brussels. a move the eu says will severely hurt russia's ability to pay for its war efforts in ukraine. this is a move that will cost russia billions a year and it is really the toughest set of measures the eu has put in place against moscow since the war in ukraine began. as you say, it is not a complete oil embargo of russian oil into the eu. but all in all, it will be about 90%, they say. to begin with, it will be an immediate ban on the oil that comes into the eu by sea, that is about two thirds. and then there is an exemption for the oil that comes in by pipeline, but countries like germany and poland have volunteered to wind down the oil they receive by pipeline by the end of the year and that will leave about io%, which comes in to countries that are landlocked like hungary, the czech republic and slovakia. and hungary had been one of the countries that had been against this oil ban because it said it would hurt the hungarian economy. there have been discussions about how long this parti

international circuits in the netherlands at long side acts from bella. ruth and russia. correspondence that bethany has been to see how the show is going in daughter rick. 15 year old alia malott, golf, studying acrobatics at the circus school in kiff, until the war broke out. he's now living as a refugee in germany, trying to continue his studies. he sent the videos of his exercises to his coach, was still in keith. many that was there for the that i really enjoyed going to the circus school and to rehearse the response from the audience made me happy that everything has changed since the start of the war. on like bringing ukrainian solution and other international art is to gather, does that circus direct, the hope that a long tradition can be continued despite the war. the messages. let us help at one time, the whole world's going to be a 2nd world because we are to prove that it's possible to work live together with so much different nationalities together. i all gamma who tova from bella ruth performing under so called russian bar with 2 ukranian colleagues. it's one example that he's been dea

i want you to listen to my conversation with a woman named bethany who came with her eight month old baby. she received an abortion 20 years ago and her mom received an abortion before roe. here's what you told me. >> i am absolutely terrified. the thought of her growing up with a less protection than i did absolutely breaks my heart. it is extremely frightening. she is always going to know that abortion is health care. what we know is that when abortion is criminalized it does not stop abortions from happening. it makes them a whole lot harder for millions of people to get for people who are each struggling to get care. these are the people who are struggling more to get care when it is criminalized. >> alex, i want you to take a look at this crowd over here. they have signs, they are passionate, they are going back and forth with a small group of pro life protesters. we do not see this ending anytime soon. they have been out here since tuesday in the rain, in the weather, and despite all of that, there is a small group of cops coming out with dogs to make sure that everything is go

bethany, — to go to prom, which is exciting. bethany, we did not leave you out.ure everybody will look amazing. we have _ fits. i am sure everybody will look amazing. we have shoes. - fits. i am sure everybody will look| amazing. we have shoes. dresses. absolutely stunning. i would tell you which one my favourite is. they have been colour coordinated. we have been colour coordinated. we have a pop—up dressing room. it is like a proper shop. have a pop—up dressing room. it is like a propershop. i have a pop—up dressing room. it is like a proper shop. i would tell you my favourite, but that would mean it would definitely be left out on the rack because if i think it is nice, surely a bunch of teenagers will not think it is cool. what i can say about all of these is they are much nicer than the spice girl outfit i went with for my leaving do. in 20 years, when you look back, these are beautiful. whatever you wear, you will cringe. sarah. they are gorgeous. that is probably true. we do not have photos of our end of school. not in the olden days. we did not have camer