butler. then when the also in 2013 decided finally bring this truly massive portrait of which he himself brought up to the college shortly before he died. to bring the portrait back into view it had been in storage for a number of years and that's interesting story in and of itself. if it was hung when the college first had the portrait, they hung it in a prominent place. then it was tucked away and in 2013 it was brought back out and i was asked to write the legend would go next to the portrait after somebody else wrote one and wasn't very satisfied himself with what he had written and that required me to do some digging, which, you know, pushed me along the road as i was doing the work for legend, i discovered that there, right there at waterville colby college, there was a massive amount of butler material that you know who comes up to waterville to do research, i guess nobody. so there was a lot of material there. and of course, some of it is of what is elsewhere, but some of it is differ

butler's most notable movie role in "once upon a time in hollywood." cast that featured leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt. since the release, butler has stepped into that celebrity spotlight himself winning the golden globe, hosting "saturday night live" with a long list of roles now ahead of him. willie and austin got together here in new york for a "sunday sitdown" to talk about the ride. >>> austin butler is living the kind of rare moment actors dream about. already the winner of a golden globe for his turn as the king of rock 'n' roll, butler now is nominated for the ultimate prize. ♪ we're lost in a cloud with too much rain ♪ >> i always had these dreams, and there were many moments in my life where it didn't feel like it was possible, you know. i just feel very humble and grateful. ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready ♪ >> with the look, the voice, and even a little of that swagger, butler had elvis on his mind long before the director called. you sing along to "blue christmas" or something? >> "blue christmas." we have a similar

talk about forest butler. butler gump. that's another place that he was. but going back to your earlier question, there, i have been asked many times. and i have seen reference to the idea that lincoln asked benjamin butler to be his vice president in 1864. and butler refused. i have never seen archival evidence that supports that. i do think butler's name was in circulation as a possible candidate, but i don't see evidence that lincoln actually asked him. certainly no evidence that that some of the stories about how butler actually refused him quite rudely. i wouldn't be on the ticket. i would only be on the ticket if i knew that you would die the day after the election. i mean, there's a lot of different stories about how he refused. i haven't seen any evidence of that particular story being true. and i think one of the greatest reasons not to believe the story that he was offered and then boldly refused this opportunity is that he didn't mention it in his mass of 1100 page butler book. and in that book, he does a lot of cleaning up of his own story or d

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but also, it would cut off lee's supplies, enable butler to move on into lee's rear. so basically grant has come up with a plan, a plan for virginia that sort of mirrors what he's thinking nationally. several armies, lee's army in northern virginia. we often think of billy as just facing the army, the potomac, actually. he's got all of these other forces to deal with. so this is grant's big plan. what about robert lee and the confederate army of northern virginia? well, they've had a since gettysburg now to get pretty much back up the strength some 65,000 soldiers in army very high morale when you read the letters of confederate soldiers as this new spring campaign is about to begin you they thought they were going to win tremendous faith in. their leader robert e lee and lee knew his men knew his commanders very different than the situation grant was himself in. we think of lee, though, as being a general who liked to maneuver, who like to take the. and this time he couldn't do that. he was sort of stuck. and here's why. here's the union army of the potomac rapid n r

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the eight-year-old lost butler as a second grader. who first provided the basketball venue and life lessons to these brothers? his name is paul austin. 11 years ago, there was an idea for a project that could give what other youth sports programs couldn't. diversity. the foundation is in marin city. a nonprofit program called play -- austin, a third-generation native, saw the need. >> started to see parents from the surrounding communities. commencing hey, i want my kid to participate. i started asking questions like why? would make you go to school where the majority of the kids, 98% are white. i want my kid to be around people of color. >> reporter: there just over one quarter million people. according to the census bureau, 85% are white. 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city. a pocket of 3000 sandwiched between sausalito and -- valley. >> 90% of our kids, come from low income households. we raise the money in order to make sure we could pay for the fees and the uniforms. transportation and food. you n

butler even grant harrold, former royal butler.ler even an expert there you are thank you so much for us on a friday night grant i would just like to know what you make of my panel's doughnut eating etiquette what were you've seen so far getting a mom and i was quite impressed i think with ben i almost lost out when i saw him pick up dad paddy i was quite impressed at the fact that there was a, i've got an issue with a knife and but obviously it was a dessert spoon fork which confused me a little bit. so that was the closest i would have said if you if you're trying to get it right, which obviously is obviously she's much more i'm not going to eat my doughnut because i will really embarrass myself. right. i you've little i understand you've got a little quiz as well, because quiz up for us as well, because it's just doughnuts where it's not just doughnuts where you it, is it ? i it's not just doughnuts where you it, is it? i know i just you try it, is it? i know i just mentioned the what i would have doneis mentioned the what i wou

butler even grant harrold, former royal butler.ler even an expert there you are thank you so much for us on a friday night grant i would just like to know what you make of my panel's doughnut eating etiquette what were you've seen so far getting a mom and i was quite impressed i think with ben i almost lost out when i saw him pick up dad paddy i was quite impressed at the fact that there was a, i've got an issue with a knife and but obviously it was a dessert spoon fork which confused me a little bit. so that was the closest i would have said if you if you're trying to get it right, which obviously is obviously she's much more i'm not going to eat my doughnut because i will really embarrass myself. right. i you've little i understand you've got a little quiz as well, because quiz up for us as well, because it's just doughnuts where it's not just doughnuts where you it, is it ? i it's not just doughnuts where you it, is it? i know i just you try it, is it? i know i just mentioned the what i would have doneis mentioned the what i wou

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many farmers believe the russian forces deliberately set out to destroy their livelihoods. natasha butler has more now from look ship cup in the ukraine. hickory has owned this farm in northern ukraine for decades, but he still can't believe what happens with last year. russian soldiers occupied the property for 3 weeks in march. they destroyed buildings, ransacked, produce and killed more than a 150 carols, pointless destruction that hey, gary believes was driven by envy this so they will know within the port they were killing everything because we live better than them. we have farms, good jobs, road, streetlights, they painted on our wools, who let you live better than us. i think they saw a civilized and developing country and wanted to get it because without it, they have no feature of the thought was it looked at them when they got in his family, fled the farm just before it was taken over. he tells us that russian soldiers killed some people who stayed in the village. now he's trying to rebuild his life and his business, and fix what the russians destroyed was. this whole area had

but judge butler didn't read that bit apparently. it seems judge butler needs to do the homework .? we're going to appeal the ruling . my lawyers say that there are all sorts of legal problems with the way the ruling has been put forward . i'm the way the ruling has been put forward. i'm reminded of the way the ruling has been put forward . i'm reminded of the forward. i'm reminded of the case air force starter, whose case air force starter, whose case gender critical beliefs was was thrown out by the judge. the first time. and then the appeal tribunal said that judge had the law completely wrong. so it does happen. and i think what's happenedin happen. and i think what's happened in this case so we look forward to an appeal, hopefully by the end of this year. but you just never know with these things. of course, the judge isn't here to defend themselves. what has the toll been on you? it's really hard. i mean, it's been really hard. i mean, it is well over three and a half years since i gave sermon years since i gave that sermon and my life just exploded around . and if it only af

a old jv, boss butler, as a second-grader on a fourth grade team. first provided the basketball venue and life lessons to these gifted brothers ? his name is paul austin, 11 years ago he had an idea for a project that could give what other marine county youth sports programs couldn't, diversity. the foundation is a marin city, a nonprofit called play marin. austin, a third-generation marin city native, saw the need. >> started to get a lot of parents from communities coming to the city saying i want my kid to participate in the program. i started asking questions like why? they said my kid goes to a school where the majority of the kids are all white. i want my kid to be around people of color. >> reporter: marin county has over a quarter million people. according to the u.s. census bureau, 85% are white, 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city, and pocketed 3000 sandwiched between sausalito and mill valley. >> reporter: 90% of our kids come from low income households. we raise the money to pay for the league fees and un

. >> reporter: chase butler, a high school junior. his brother james is a star freshman on the jv team. the eight-year-old -- is a second grader on a fourth grade team. who first provided that venue in life lessons to these gifted brothers. his name is paul austin. 11 years ago he had an idea for a project that can get what other sports programs couldn't. diversity. the foundation is marin city. a nonprofit program called play marin. austin, a third-generation native, saw the need. >> just a lot of parents from the surrounding communities, coming to the city in thing i want my kid to participate in the program. i started asking questions like why? will make it go to school where the majority of the kids, 99 or 98% are white. i want my kid to be around people of color. format marin county has just over one quarter of 1 million people. according to the census bureau, 85% are white. 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city. a pocket of 3000 sandwiched between sausalito and belle valley. >> 90% of our kids, com

lawrence butler had the bases loaded. steps up on the left side. and butler will clear the bases. rolls all the way to the wall to score the trio. oakland brings in six runs in the fifth inning. they defeat arizona, 12-7. >>> the new rules proving they could cause mayhem. the braves had them loaded in the ninth inning against the red sox. a full count, and oh no. cal connley didn't get in the batter's box. with the new rules, that's an automatic strike. you're out. the inning is over. and because it was the ninth inning, the game ends in a tie. imagine that scenario happening in october. yikes. >>> big night for nhl in the bay. it is patrick marlowe night. hi will have his number 12 jersey retired and i'll have the recap of that game on the late show. >>> the warriors picked up a much needed win over the rockets last night. and klay thompson, 42 points. 12 threes on the second night of a back to back. usually doesn't even play on the back to back in the second night. he hits 12 triples in a game twice in one season. here is klay on how he is working to evolve his game all around.

. >> reporter: the boulder led by jason butler. athletic player of the year, and just like stanford's funky four, butler has a bond with his fellow seniors, which he would like to see finish with a state title.'s but a lot of players, it's like the starting five, we've all grown up together, playing with each other but i think it is great that we have a super diverse respectable team. i think what is happening is really special. >> look at this finish last night in atherton. abbott and prep in white, o'brien, for the win. onions. the gators be the irish. they are one win away from the ccs open division championship game. you know who is a proud alum of the losing team? sports producer brian day. but also producer sophie bala. go irish? >> yeah, why not. >> thanks. >>> still here at 5:00, we will tell you how they are using underwater technology to try to save whales up and down the >>> the great gray whale migration is taking place along the california coast, and it can be a dangerous journey. >> cargo ships pose a deadly threat fo

it was decided to break the burritor through the knee, the new commissar for disarmament, richard butlerd that experts conduct searches in the presidential palaces, where secret laboratories were allegedly located, us ambassador butler approached the blackboard and drew a line with chalk and in the middle wrote the work of the us inspection begins to act further, drew dates and circled one and turned to me. you must instigate a conflict by this date in order for the us to start bombing. i say what it means to provoke a conflict that the defense administration continued. he is after you do. it's the us that will have all 5 days for the bombing, to be in time for the beginning of ramadan. this is an amazing representative. head with no commission who tells his chief inspector to go to iraq to provoke a conflict so that the us starts bombing without the approval of the council the security of the obstinate head of the expert group was criticized by democratic senator joe biden, whom ritter now blames for what is happening in ukraine and blames the despondency of the current head of the cia,

now butler, already in the body of an eighteen -year-old boy, is protesting against the ban on genderof states, just like that, one of the most traditional states of america, almost 90% of the inhabitants, white conservatives are republicans. the majority of the state's population is very conservatively, the state is in favor of limiting it. but there is, of course, an active minority, but no more than that. therefore, i think that in the main legislators will, of course, rely on the me of the majority. now in oklahoma they are going to tighten the law on gender reassignment and allow it only from the age of 26. from the age of eighteen they rely on the opinion of the physicians, the complete formation of the human brain is completed by the age of 25, and during puberty such games with health are deadly. if you constantly use hormonal drugs, it is extremely fraught with, uh, all sorts of consequences , complications. that is, these are multiple organ failures, that is, some organs begin to gradually fail in the first place. this affects the liver and kidneys, and in the second, the he

what a failure of their army and a gesture of goodwill in kherson, which not long ago the pathetic butlera problem. in the soviet union , there were fascists under napoleon and under napoleon . well, before moscow, they breathe backwards and forwards . the truth is that recently one resident of the russian federation on the bus allowed herself to emotionally criticize the so-called special operation that the other passengers did, they correctly threw her out of the bus, but what is most impressive is the fact that the citizens are not small-minded and unspiritual countries do not care at all because of the fact that their own sons and husbands are going as cannon fodder to the slaughter of the 18th movie of the president , well, look at her, she has already lost forever in this shameful putin war. no, not a neighbor, an unfamiliar close relative, but her own son, and what we continue to pour in from the führer of rashit, well done, god gives us health. and it’s nothing that your vvh, whom you so wish for health, took the life of your son , well, for god’s sake, is the clinic a natural zom

in ukraine, on the other hand, he will lose the imaginary support of his people, everything that butlerhiding places with a characteristic sound, because light chooses itself places from where he does not want to go then those who are sad in the dark come to him the light knows how to be friends with the best only from them it not only allows it to share itself and let the light still hide from us we already know how to find it, and therefore the darkness will certainly retreat forever, the 2022 budget is completed thanks to the timely payment of taxes, the business of teachers and works despite everything thank you, we are evil every sunday at 20:00 tsn week facts of the week for the marathon, the only news, see the most important in the final programs of tsn week and facts of the week presenters to whom the whole country listens about our strategy and tactics and the often hidden details of each event, we return to what and what to expect next, an accurate and proven analysis of events, we tell simply and clearly about the key events that changes our lives news that impresses you will

. >> reporter: chase butler, high school junior, steal and bucket for the bulls. james is star freshman on the jv team. 8-year-old javen boss butler is a second grader on a fourth grade team. who first provided the basketball venue and lifes lessons to the gifted brothers? his name is paul austin. 11 years ago, he had an idea for a project that can give what other marin youth sports programs couldn't. diversity. the foundation is in marin city, a nonprofit program. austin, a third generation marin city native saw the need. >> i started to get parents from the surrounding communities in marin, coming to marin city saying i want my kid to participate in your program. i started asking questions like why? they were like well my kid goes to school where the majority of the kids, 98, 99% of the kids are white. i want my kid to be around some people of color. >> reporter: marin county has just over a quarter million people. according to u.s. census bureau, 85% are white. 3% are black. the largest representation of color live in marin city, a pocket of 3,000 sandwiched be

but outside of that, no. >> reporter: this drew butler and his so ay min. first from novato and later from san anselmo. >> can you imagine what your kids' opportunities business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> it is slick out there because of the wet weather. be extra careful. also we are getting reports of bart delays because of the rain. delayed about 20 minutes. we are keeping our eye on this traffic alert south 101 not far from popular. ride out of burling game is busy if you are headed into san mateo. north bound, tracking delays in that area as well. the bay bridge is still pretty backed up with t

butler al jazeera keith ukraine still had allowed a 0 friends in life and together in death victims of monday's bomb attack, a buried impish hour and a climax of $50000.00. he had journey this green tinge come, it makes its closest approach to earth. ah hello, we should see the rain easing off in new zealand over the next couple days, but still a few showers in the forecast. i'm afraid for your showers across sir queensland pushing across into the northern territory of australia and we got some wet weather down towards the southeast as well as cold front will make its way through victoria into new south wales. little squeeze the heat up towards that northeast corner of new south wales up towards brisbin. as you go through the next couple of days, temperatures will get up into the mid thirties to brisbin. she make a way to the weekend, and we go show us continuing cross northern parts of australia. so very warm weather over towards the west. we're into the thirty's here, the mid thirty's for perth. good part of w way, mostly weather weather down towards the southeast, which will rattle

my colleague natasha butler, has been to the scene the aftermath of a russian attack in the northern ukrainian city of kenny heave last year on the ground bodies of civilians. they've been queuing outside a shop for bread when they were hit by shells and rockets. 15 people were killed, dozens injured. so you are standing around here without wisdom. natasha narrowly escaped death that day by taking cover by this wool. she was in the queue with her son and mother in law. she plays me recording, she made on her phone with english, she said this below news news agrees. got we heard explosions near us. it was very close. and then we saw lots of people running everywhere. at the time, at the attack china, he was a city under siege. russian forces were surrounding it and sheltered, almost daily. they destroyed power and water supplies. evidence of what happened is still visible, nearly everywhere. this is where people were lining up for bread that day. it is right in the middle of a residential area and we're prosecuted. no city says the what happened on that day is a war crime, an indiscri

2050 have been accelerating in some countries or some are reopening old coal plants, latasha the butler reports from east and from on one towns push to good grief, with its hall timbered homes, a small eastern french town. much sharp is steeped in history, but it's a community firmly turning towards the future. a decades ago the man launched the project to build a hydro electric plant. it came on line 4 years ago and now generates enough electricity to powder towns, public buildings, a huge asset. the time when energy prices are rising off in a city being self sufficient. when it comes to energy is something everybody wants now, particularly as prices are high, but here we certainly feel more relaxed because our municipal buildings upon but this plant. so we have barely any extra costs. solar panels on route to reduce lighting and better eyes. elation for buildings are all part of the mass plan to generate enough electricity one day for the whole town. and since the war in ukraine motor show has become a model for other communities looking to do the same, jeremiah grew more solemn. i'd

calling some more reforms. natasha butler reports from keith ah beret siren sounded in keys at the start of the you ukraine. summit a meeting as much about symbolism as talks you leaders side by side with ukraine's president in keith, a show of the block support for ukraine and a message to moscow that despite its attempts, keith's looking west ukraine wants to join the you. it's candidacy was accepted last year and it won't succession negotiations to be fast tracked. but a you lead to say that fulfilling the many conditions required may take years. there are no which it timelines. but their goal that you have to reach reforms, for example, to improve a situation in the canada country to then reach at the accession negotiations and the session nixa itself. you're that emanation to forge ahead is impressive. nasir 4 talks also focused on military support. the ukraine follow to ms. lewinsky once again urging western leaders to send keep more weapons. yes, you would please return us for oil. if weapons deliveries or accelerated, namely long range weapons, we will not only not withdraw from

butler al jazeera keith ukraine, cut it was, has reached a settlement with the airplane manufacturer, air bus, after a long standing dispute about the safety of the a 350 g. s. the company said the agreement with amicable and mutually agreeable cutter it was, had taken us to court for what it described as sophistic rotation in the long brian g, a craft which forced the grounding of 29 chips. if us has acknowledged they were quality floors, but maintained that the plain planes were safe. a green hued comment on a 50000 year journey is making its closest approach to earth. perhaps for the last time. in casa amateur astronomers, enthusiasts thin students gathered in our corolla a dark spot, far from artificial lights to photograph. it's the last time the comment travelled past this planet was during the stone age. when the ends of holes roamed the earth . i was jumping with joy actually it was i had the 2 tails was so beautiful that the the longer the pale and it was full. so soup of that excitement, i cannot describe it like that. you should feel that gum flood while he was actually cal

yeah, it was decided to break through the knee, the new un disarmament commissioner richard butler began to demand that experts conduct searches in the presidential palaces, where secret laboratories were allegedly located, us ambassador butler approached the blackboard, drew a line and wrote the work of the us inspection in the middle begins to act further drew dates and circled one and turned the stones. you must provoke a conflict by this date so that the us begins the bombing. i say what it means to provoke a conflict, and this defense administration continued. he is after you do. it will only give the us 5 days to bomb. to make it in time for ramadan, this is a terrific un representative. the head of the special commission, who tells his chief inspector to go to iraq to provoke a conflict so that the us starts the bombing without the approval of the council. the safety of the obstinate head of the group of experts was criticized by democratic senator joe biden, whom the rhetor now blames for what is happening in ukraine, he blames the current head of the cia, william burns. burns wa

and boucher near cave natasha butler meant people who are trying to rebuild their homes and their lives in boucher on the outskirts of keys valentina watches as builders repair her home. it was damaged by shelling when russian forces occupied the town last year and experience. she says was worse than living through world war 2. the common that they should, that the polluters weekly. everything was destroyed, the tv, so for clothes, i couldn't stay. so i went to my neighbors basement. we spent weeks there. there were explosions nice and day russians and ukrainians firing. i don't know how i survived. the house now has new windows, and soon the roof will be finished. valentina sweeps up shavings from the timber to fuel her burner. butcher's town council is financing reconstruction in this neighbourhood. one of many districts pounded, my gosh, not terribly heavy. every house in the street has been damaged and it's a similar picture in so many parts of ukraine. it is clear, the rebuilding the country is going to say yes and cost a lot of money as the war continues in ukraine. so does the de

awareness the energy independence isn't only desirable, but also a question of security. natasha butler al jazeera marshall's eastern france. now that happens as a big renewable energy conference going on in madrid as we speak in a very pleased to say we have the person is ready to run a deep who's executive director of rent $21.00. joining us now run a great to have you with us, just as the momentum seen to veer towards renewables at the war comes then that, that energy crisis and fossil fuels, companies slam on the brakes on the green transition and it's back to drilling and exploring. and so on. so what is all of that main to the, for the push to renewable energy. i think what it means and we have heard it in the presentation for is that there is indeed an awakening about the key role. and she has not only in the sector but for the oil, it can make activities and also the opportunities renewable and then to present in terms of and to security, but also enhance redistribution basically off economic power. because the real to clearly is that renewables allows fitness in cities, compani

destroyed, even though low amount of money could ever for the restore people shattered lives. natasha butler, al jazeera butcher, ukraine. rising energy prices driven by the warn ukraine have helped british oil and gas company shell to achieve its highest annual profits in it's 115 year history. profits hit nearly $40000000000.00 in 2022. that's nearly double the year before and largely due to the soaring price of fossil fuels after russia's invasion of ukraine. the price of brent crude oil reached nearly $128.00 a barrel in a month after the invasion. that's double the price at the same time the year before, and not the only major energy firm to benefit. exxonmobil also reported a record profit for 2022. at $57700000000.00. while chevron made $36500000000.00 in profit. a massive profits generated by shell and its competitors, a leading vote widespread calls for higher taxation of energy companies and for industries to transition away from hydrocarbons under simmons. as more these extraordinary figures, some shells headquarters here in london. of course, a chorus of outrage in the u. k. and

in the 1st weeks of the fighter altos heroes natasha butler has been there to meet one woman who says that she narrowly escaped death that day. the aftermath of a russian attack in the northern ukrainian city of kennedy here last year on the ground bodies of civilians that been queuing outside a shop for bread. when they were hit by shells and rockets, 15 people were killed, dozens injured. so you are standing around here without, with natasha narrowly escaped death that day by taking cover by this wool. she was in the queue with her son and mother in law. she plays me recording. she made on her phone with me, like you said, this below news news agrees. got we heard explosions near us. it was very close and then we saw lots of people running everywhere. at the time, at the attack turned the, he was a city under siege, russian forces was surrounding it and sheltered, almost daily. they destroyed power and water supplies. evidence of what happened is still visible nearly everywhere. this is where people were lining up for bread that day. it is right in the middle of a residential area a

even the low amount of money could ever fully restore people shattered lives. natasha butler, al jazeera butcher. ukraine are you. the pentagon says it's tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon. spotted in u. s. air space on wednesday, and our reports that military leaders even considered shooting. it down over the state of montana and decided against it because of the potential safety risks to residents from falling debris. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has attended the opening of charged embassy near tel aviv major step and normalizing relations between the 2 countries. child severed ties with israel in 972 in solidarity with palestinians. netanyahu has been trying to build ties with muslim majority countries since his 1st term is prime minister. meanwhile, israel and sue don have agreed to normalize relations. israel's foreign minister, eli cohen just returned from khartoum, where he met saddam's army chief at the fatter albert han. cohen says, an agreement will be signed once he african nation transitions to a civilian government. see don hosted the arab league meetings

. >> you don't have a butler when you go to dinner?n. >> it's also bizarre, but, again benefited with the same point i started with, we -- we deserve this. we've let this happen in our government, our congress. i grew up very close to congressional district three where george santos is from. we've all let this happen. we put these types of people in congress and we are reaping they're -- not the rewards. >> he's a little more further on the continuum then was politicians. >> if we go in that direction, people continue to go down these kinds of paths. and as johnson rightly pointed, out it's not up to the voters and the merit, it's up to other members of congress. what are they going to? do >> they do want to wait two more years. congress needs to step in. and i think it reflects every time he walks through the doors, he it reflects on him. it's less about him than it's about them. >> you get vetted more to work at amazon, mcdonald's. there are places where you have to go through vetting just to get the job. >> if any of us did have the

and spring in natasha butler, who joins us live from cave. natasha plenty on the agenda. no doubt at this summit with top a you officials and zalinski. yes indeed. and we're actually just in the middle of an air raid alert here and key, which will just serve as a reminder for you, lee is in the city of exactly what at ukrainians are having to go through on an almost daily basis. now they are here, a meeting present, zalinski, this, e, you, ukraine, summits, her history making in many ways as the 1st on such a summit is being held in war time. one of the main topics on the agenda is ukraine's aspirations to become a member of the european union. it's candidacy was accepted last june, but keith wants the process to be fast tracked. however, that is unlikely to happen. there are a number of criteria and conditions that have to be fulfill for any countries to become an e. you met the state and i think the message from the you to keep will be clear today, but that is a process that takes it many, many years or other things on the agenda. of course, the ongoing, a military and

butler al jazeera keith ukraine. slant on al jazeera docs is in bolivia on high les, as they tried to contain an outbreak at dangly feet threatening to overrun the health care system. and keeping an eye out. an ancient comment appears in the skies about 50000 years since it's lost. ah hello, we've got some very windy weather into the gulf over the next couple of days. i sent somebody to watch out for we see some very wet and it was winter weather. also pulling across those northern paths that system now making its way into northern sections of the gulf, easing into that western side of iran, snow over his eye, glass mountains and some snow. further north dough, hard around 26 celsius. no. saudi snow here it should stay dry, but the winds really picking up as we go on 3 friday. shamal coming through, lifted dustin stand to watch out for $22.00 celsius, a top temperature at that stage. just look a little further north or we do have that so wet, advertised wintry mixed up to was at eastern side of turkey. some rather nasty conditions coming through here. northern parts of iraq as well se