colin, thank you.in 20 minutes. after a tumultuous few days which saw a meltdown says he's "ready" to sign the minerals deal with president trump, but with security guarantees attached. it follows sunday's summit of european leaders in london hosting the summit, sir keir starmer said any peace after the visit to sandringham went better than washington. before returning to kyivy. 7 translation: itravelled in the train for 12 hours, | the united states invited me. you're gambling with world war iii. encounter. president zelensky said it was too early to talk concessions. deal is struck. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. those willing will intensify planning now with real urgency. the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground europe must do the heavy lifting. this effort must have strong us backing. or what they promised, but the eu plans to rearm it's basically turning ukraine into a steel porcupine our russia editor, steve rosenberg

to colin paterson from the vanity fair frem the vanity fair red?scene in the city in the last hour — officials say the attacker was also killed by a security guard. we are keeping an eye on the live shot within haifa as we get more details. staying in the region, the united nations and several international law after it stopped all humanitarian aid entering gaza. which expired on saturday. hamas says blocking aid is "cheap blackmail". lucy williamson has the latest from jerusalem. at gaza's border, new demands and old tactics. stopping aid — israel's way of starting talks on new israeli terms. released before talks on ending the war can begin. hamas said it was a violation of the deal they'd agreed. the ceasefire without us accepting hostages, it is very mistaken. aid has been flowing into gaza over the past six weeks. many gazans now less worried about israel's willingness to stop the trucks than its reluctance to stop the war. return, and that we will go back to the sorrows of war, expensive prices and death. so we tell hamas to hand over the hos

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colin mcroberts, thanks for that color. we really appreciate it and we appreciate your time. >> thank you so much. >> it is typically a night to celebrate the silver screen in hollywood. but the destructive wildfires in los angeles and the controversy surrounding the film that has the most nominations are sure to give the oscars a little bit of a different tone. this year, we're going to have a live report from the red carpet straight ahead. >> when it comes to rooting out corruption. do the fbi's ends justify the means? >> it was humiliating. it's an embarrassment for the country. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on c. >> an msc cruise isn't just a vacation, it's a holiday full of european style and. >> and all the things americans love to come on bloom. >> there are a ton of football matches. >> games, football games. are you ready for some adrenaline? >> i was born ready. how high is that? >> so high. >> privacy. >> privacy. >> gelato. >> froyo. >> architecture. >> architecture. >> that is

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you want them to be colin collection. but you want them to be confident in 2 whatever environment you're going in ask a lot of rep to go head for 6 feet under. >> yeah, that's quite an endeavor. good on rip. his trainers say avalanche dogs use their sense of smell mostly to find people buried deep in the smoke in the snow. are the smoke spread a good on rep. he is a amazing and they do an incredible job out there. so that wraps up properties at 6. thanks for being with us. have a good weekend. everybody. be safe. >> and night. ♪ ♪ >> your country's in big trouble. >> the extraordinary clash between trump and zelenskyy. >> wait a minute, no no. you've done a lot of talking. your gambling with world war iii. >> we've never seen anything like that before. >> one of the most astonishing moments we've ever seen happen inside the oval office. >> was he really told to leave the white house?

if you're lucky, colin is reduced it to, you know, just a couple, a couple of space. eastern ties are equally reduced to just a few. so agriculture, just big chain pack and we grab a lot and get it from a place where we can grow it cheaply to a place where we can get the maximum profit. so vegetables was growing for flavor anymore. they were driving the transportability and to have that transportability that had to be picked up early. otherwise, if that was so, i couldn't travel the 100, sometimes 1000, sometimes even tens of thousands of kilometers. the system has basically reduced food to an item. and how can we shift that all items by successfully for maximum profit that main spring is that means the beginning can we goes to extend the transport lot. all of these things have combined to turn our food into a commodity by system manufacturing states and synthetic fertilizes, or at the heart of this commodity based industrialized system. a small group of madness, multinational corporations go to the bank. yeah. can china and b a s s, in effect own and control key parts of what should

you want them to be colin collection.ant them to be confident in 2 whatever environment you're going in ask a lot of rep to go head for 6 feet under. >> reps trainers say that avalanche dogs use their sense of smell to find people buried deep in the snow. i have the training. 3 people were buried and ripped quickly and successfully found all of them. >> pretty impressive. california's snowpack, meanwhile, is slowly improving new measurements from the state department of water resources today show the snowpack is better than last month, but still below average for this time of year. our eytan wallace has more. >> well, it's been a beautiful day here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet. just take a look at all the snow on the ground from previous storms. but as you can see right now, it's not snowing in the california department of water resources makes clear. we're not where we need to be and we need a lot more. where this came from we're looking at the california department of water resources taking part in its 3

oh st. colins on yes. and i can ask the details in 2022 churches mediation, broad russia and ukraine to the table in a stumble, nearly secure, and a peace deal. well, western pressure di railed the agreement. it proved russia's readiness to engage in good faith for stats. moscow maintains, today, moves abortion you put in your mind. i can only say this to confirm our position. we haven't changed. our president as openly stated, we're ready to talk with ukraine. europe. anyone involved in a spirit of goodwill with us gone, rushes, recalibrating, and serious strategy. most guys, priority is security is military assets in the country, but fostering times with serious new leadership. this allows russia to tank or its middle east presence countering western designs in the region. a city screw, it'll go what's to on syria. both rush in turkey are committed to improving the situation, focusing on stabilizing it with mutual efforts. foreign policy research are set to john urgent underscore as moscow strategy. usin

colin, thanks very much. �* you want to �*you want to keep up to speed with the events happening withf as we head through next week. warmer from midweek onwards, but there will be some more showers around too. north it is milder. that's because we've seen cloud and some spells the morning to be replaced with lots of sunshine. a few spots of drizzle in that from our old front, for the northern isles and some sunshine ahead of the front. top temperatures between 10—12 celsius. in the south, where again there will be a widespread and it's still rather windy out towards the far north and west too. now, there is another weather front approaching really quite windy across the northern half of the uk. as we head through wednesday and in fact, but of course with the southerly wind will draw in some milderfeeling air. but we're going to be looking at temperatures climbing, so ia or 15 celsius perhaps in the far south—east, where it should stay dry and sunny pretty much through the week. you can keep an eye on the forecast for your the sunset times as well. bye for now. china's government prepa

american military leadership from george washington to colin powell from 2013 to 2014. he was a fulbright scholar at the national university of at maynooth and currently a non resident adjunct at the republic of indonesia's defense university. his current project is grant his generals. a study in military command has talked today is titled american african american soldiers and the fight for civil the civil war threatened social, social, political and economic stability of the united states, including the loss of fundamental civil rights, martial law restrictions on a free press and suspension habeas corpus, endangered the ideals of the declaration of independence and rights articulated in the constitution nevertheless, some saw the war as an opportune today to gain for the first time those same rights the participation of african american soldiers in the border conflict. the wider civil war is a story of courage, honor and a story of. the fight for freedom, civil liberty and civil rights. dr. harry laver. well, thank you. and first, as have said, thanks to freedom's fr

. >> doug colins only posted four.e been five. >> i found there were 20 million dead people. >> were they getting money? >> some of them. >> what percentage of them? >> it isn't clear. >> this would be the primary thing and 20 ml on the social security roles and how many are getting money and billions going out oturu too . by the way, how does that tie into the census and going to apportion out money nor medicaid, medicare and social security checks and apportioned the people in congress and you're telling me there's 20 million bogus people on the list, people that should have been marked as dead and they're marked as alive? how many billions? god bless elon musk. this should not be a partisan issue. shame on the deputies who don't get behind this and try to wade to threat l get through this. are they taking all the dead people marked as alive? they need to get on board and support what's happening here. i was the chairman of the oversight committee and we could never get this and he's able. jay wee: jason former membe

you remember colin cap reinecke kneeling at the national anthem. sports and politics have always been connected, not only because athletes are some of the most revered people in the united states who have a genuine platform and should be able to use it like we expected anyone else, but also sports conversations proceed political conversations. when we think about the black athletes raising their fists in the games against hitler's, these conversations can foster a faster way to process a lot of the things we are struggling with culturally and given the amount of love and support we give our sports figures, going back to the days of roman emperors, sports and politics have always been intermingled. you do not have to shove it down your throats when you're watching the super bowl but should be recognized as a helpful platform that not only sports figures can use but we can use to bring ourselves together when it is often times hard to see each other outside of party labels. host: these myths that your book focuses on, did they all start around the sa

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then there were various secretaries and aides, widely beloved secretary of state colin powell and hislose friend and deputy richard armitage, the tough guy secretary of defense donald rumsfeld and lewis scooter libby, affectionately referred to around the white house as dick cheney's dick cheney. >> libby was chief of staff to the vice president, so he was a senior person helping keep the trains on time. >> and finally, someone who always had president bush's ear. senior adviser to the president, karl rove. >> karl rove was one of bush's top political people and media gurus. >> he was always a colorful character. >> but he will wrap it when you give him a chance. look at him move. doing the rap and dance. >> that's rap. and karl rove, aka. >> m.c. road. >> it was a weird time, but ultimately this was a scandal that could not have happened without the news media. and of course, after months of u.s. troops in iraq, still no serious stockpile of weapons of mass destruction had been found. >> it makes no sense, except if you look at it from that place in time where the administration is i

you want them to be colin collection.but you want them to be confident in 2 whatever environment you're going in ask a lot of rep to go head for 6 feet under. >> take a look at this. this is the inside part of one of the caves below for the girls in this 203 people were buried in snow. rip was kept far away. jordan issue, the commands. want. >> rip acted quickly and successfully finding all 3 people rip is part of 3 dog teams were start. that's banshee and hatchet. >> not only do they provide a critical role on the slopes, but in rescue operations, the mountains in the tahoe basin. >> we can respond and help them out in searches. >> we can call another dog you want occasion with in the basin to help out. >> the dogs are owned by each handler, which makes a unique bond and challenge. >> the dogs have personalities of their own. you know, he gets tired. he gets cranky. he gets a little sassy sometimes. but it just this is all about work and working together as a team. >> ribbons, jordan's 3rd avalanche dog. and she says tha

the thing about war, if you are going to war, and others have talked about this, colin powell, the formeretary of state and head of the national security council in the bush 41 administration, if your are going to go to war, the only objective is victory. if you cannot guarantee victory, you should not be involved. the late jordan a governor, the former senator from south carolina -- george mcgovern, the former senator from south carolina, said we cannot be the policeman of the world. we need an articulate foreign policy. what is the role of the united states in the world? when do we get involved and when do we not? now we have meetings in london with european leaders saying, what can we do to defend ukraine? that is a great moment. it is primarily europe's problem and need to defend not only ukraine but the rest of the continent. host: let's go to keith in denver, colorado, line for democrats. caller: good morning. i agree with you fully on russia , ukraine. one question i have and i would like for you to give it some thought is why republicans cannot connect dots. last week or this past

the thing about war, if you are going to war, and others have talked about this, colin powell, the formerary of state and head of the national security council in the bush 41 administration, if your are going to go to war, the only objective is victory. if you cannot guarantee victory, you should not be involved. the late jordan a governor, the former senator from south carolina -- george mcgovern, the former senator from south carolina, said we cannot be the policeman of the world. we need an articulate foreign policy. what is the role of the united states in the world? when do we get involved and when do we not? now we have meetings in london with european leaders saying, what can we do to defend ukraine? that is a great moment. it is primarily europe's problem and need to defend not only ukraine but the rest of the continent. host: let's go to keith in denver, colorado, line for democrats. caller: good morning. i agree with you fully on russia , ukraine. one question i have and i would like for you to give it some thought is why republicans cannot connect dots. last week or this past w

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