colleen: okay, we ready? colleen: there are so many logistic barriers that folks face.s like a donut, when i look at it, it's a circle with a hole in the middle. okay, i'm gonna open the hole of that donut just a little bit, just to be able to remove that pregnancy tissue, okay? we'll talk you through it, in about five minutes we'll be all done, sound good? kathryn: colleen now only performs on average one abortion a day. colleen: it's really easy to isolate abortion as a single procedure or to demonize it, villainize people who have it, if you don't know them, if you don't spend the time talking to them and understanding why they need abortion. ♪♪♪ kathryn: missouri doesn't fund abortion except in extreme cases such as rape or incest. it makes access difficult for low income earners and the poor. india: you gonna hit your head, you better stop. female: nail polish, lip gloss, hair band, and more stuff in here. india: okay, so what's in this one? female: i wanna stay prepared. india: india kent, 31 year old single mother of three, has decided to end an unwanted pregnanc

colleen: mr.ibbons 30 seconds , for you as well if you would like to explain what happened friday night. mr. gibbons: we had a disagreement over what the private sector is. josh seems to think his military service -- and by the way, i have a son who is a navy pilot. we just visited him, he was leaving for deployment. i have nothing but respect for everybody who serves in the military. my point was that josh has never been in the private sector. the military is not the private sector. the private sector is what operates in this country and makes the economy we have. >> thank you. joe: candidates, we went to get to the issues tonight. mike gibbons, you are up first, polling determines the order. ohioans are struggling with gas prices and inflation. you are unanimous in saying president biden is at fault. what we would like to hear from you is a specific solution you would pursue that with lower gas prices for ohioans. you have 60 seconds. mr. gibbons when donald trump : left office, we were energy i

colleen: mr. gibbons 30 seconds , for you as well if you would like to explain what happened friday night. mr. gibbons: we had a disagreement over what the private sector is. josh seems to think his military service -- and by the way, i have a son who is a navy pilot. we just visited him, he was leaving for deployment. i have nothing but respect for everybody who serves in the military. my point was that josh has never been in the private sector. the military is not the private sector. the private sector is what operates in this country and makes the economy we have. >> thank you. joe: candidates, we went to get to the issues tonight. mike gibbons, you are up first, polling determines the order. ohioans are struggling with gas prices and inflation. you are unanimous in saying president biden is at fault. what we would like to hear from you is a specific solution you would pursue that with lower gas prices for ohioans. you have 60 seconds. mr. gibbons when donald trump : left office, we were energy

he's got put in, got nuclear tip to scan the muscles and colleen grad. well within range of nature, cities like berlin, frank phillips, copenhagen stocker, albeit a and i city. and that would be a form of blackmail. forget to make nature is stopped in its tracks or accept the reality of nuclear exchange. as far as you know, are there any constraints on putin's ability to launch nuclear missiles? can he do it by himself without reference to anyone else? do we, do? we have any idea of how his command structure works? every, all the power for the release is in pritchens hands. i remember the words of dmitri test golf. i think one of his spokesmen saying that the decision for nuclear weapons, nuclear, nuclear attack would be made by, by mr. pigeon himself, with the full support of the russian people. so the, the sort of politburo structure that existed in soviet times, which could have acted as a form of check and balance has gone. so effectively, he's got much more power than the old soviet leaders had eye off because he's being painted as a heavily armed,

it's colleen and grab a bite off a chunk of the baltic states. and if there is any russian in caching whatsoever, international territory, that means nato or 30 member states will be at war with russia. and his nature is a war with russia. that means to nuclear pod, nuclear armed adversaries are locking horns and that must increase the risk of a nuclear exchange. i want to carry on talking about the nuclear problem in a moment. but you mentioned the baltic states of a in any way adequately defended by nato. i have to say that at the moment, given the overwhelming strength, but the russians have got i would be very surprised if they are what nation has in place of the home for battle groups round about a 1000 times. now, in each, in each of the 3 baltic states and the eastern poland, i know that has been some reinforcement of those. but i think vast far it's been very much of trickle. i would also, but the nation response falls. we've heard has been dispatched to, to, to reinforce, but that will take time. and i mean, from my, my personal perspect

he's got put in, got nuclear tip to scan the muscles and colleen grad. well within range of nato cities like berlin, frank phillips. copenhagen stock will be at a and i city. and that would be a form of blackmail to get to make nature is stopped in its tracks or accept the reality of nuclear exchange. as far as you know, are there any constraints on putin's ability to load nuclear missiles? can he do it by himself without reference to anyone else? do we, do? we have any idea of how his command structure works? every, all the power for the release is infusions. hans, i remember the words of dmitri pess golf, i think one of his spokesmen saying that the decision for nuclear weapons, nuclear, nuclear attack would be made by, by mr. pigeon himself, with the false support of the russian people. so the, the sort of politburo structure that existed in soviet times which could have acted as a form of check and balance has gone. so effectively, he's got much more power than the old soviet leaders had eye off because he's being painted as a heavily armed, isolated

it's colleen and grab a bite off a chunk of the baltic states. and if there is any russian in caching whatsoever international territory, that means nato or fuzzy member states will be at war with russia. and his nature is a war with russia. that means to nuclear pod, nuclear armed adversaries are locking horns and that must increase the risk of a nuclear exchange. i want to carry on talking about the nuclear problem in a moment. but you mentioned the baltic states of a in any way adequately defended by nato. i have to say that at the moment, given the overwhelming strength, but the russians are got, i would be very surprised if they are what nation has in place of the home for battle groups round about a 1000 times. now, in each, in each of the 3 baltic states and the eastern poland, i know that has been some reinforcement of those. but i think thus far it's been very much of trickle. i would also, but the nation response falls. we've heard has been dispatched to, to, to reinforce, but that will take time. and i mean, from my, my personal perspe

he's got put in got nuclear tip discount muscles and colleen grad . well within range of nature, cities like berlin, frank phillips, copenhagen stocker will be at a white city. and that would be a form of blackmail. forget to make nature is stopped in its tracks or accept the reality of nuclear exchange. as far as you know, are there any constraints on putin's ability to launch nuclear missiles? can he do it by himself without reference to anyone else? do we do? we have any idea of how his command structure works. every, all the power for the release is in pritchens hands. i remember the words of dmitri test golf, i think one of his spokesmen saying that the decision for nuclear weapons, nuclear, nuclear attack would be made by, by mr. pigeon himself, with the fall support of the russian people. so the the politburo structure that existed in soviet times, which could have acted as a form of check and balance has gone. so effectively, he's got much more power than the old soviet leaders had eye off because he's being painted as a heavily armed, isolate

on the western side is colleen. im got a lot of military russian presence on the other side. eastern side is b, i was which is also a state where you have russian military on the ground. and if the russians would be able to cut into that corridor and to cut it off, then it would be almost impossible to defense, the baltic states and the western we will be tested. what we see now is not the real test. we will be tested in the next weeks because if, if putting decides to a text about it states our, the western response or threat was always, you might occupy the territory. but nate, all is 15 times the resources you have in russia, russia, 3 percent of the world economy is a west, is over 40 percent. so we can come back with superior forces and take it away from you and what has been put in since. ok, then i will sent a nuclear missile nuclear missile to berlin or to humble what was the german society then to will be ready to to say, well, you can't and to nuclear war right now, we don't believe you that you will do that. we will stand up anyway, and i'm not so sure how we will respond

just days before russia started its war against ukraine, the yacht left for colleen and crat yards are not the only acids russian oligarchs hold in germany. near lake teegan, see in the south locust gather to protest against was man of his rumor to own this villa and likely to more close to the lake. no one knows for certain though not even the members of the city council need. i have never seen the nameless man of any official documents, usually deals are made by company. so with straw men, mina, such business practices are common among oligarchs, that you specifically to avoid sanctions that whole problem door to door. the main problem will be to prove that an oligarchy is the legal owner of a property and looking at an oligarchy with potential assets. i have to have proof that those assets are really there's with dusty for moves throughout the conference, which revisions and luna is another yacht anchoring in hamburg these days. it's also presumed to belong to an oligarchy, but that once not been sanctioned. and staying in germany, economy minister robert hubbard said today that he

it's colleen and grab a bite off a chunk of the baltic states. and if there is any russian in caching whatsoever international territory, that means nato or fuzzy member states will be at war with russia and is no more with russia. that means to nuclear pod, nuclear armed adversaries are locking horns and that must increase the risk of a nuclear exchange. i want to carry on talking about nuclear problem in a moment, but you mentioned the baltic states of a in any way adequately defended by nato. i have to say that at the moment, given the overwhelming strength, but the russians have got i would be very surprised if they are what nature has in place of the home for battle groups round about a 1000 times. now, in each, in each of the 3 baltic states and eastern poland, i know that has been some reinforcement of those. but i think thus far it's been very much of trickle. i would also, but the nation response falls. we've heard has been dispatched to, to, to reinforce, but that will take time. and i mean, from my, my personal perspective, from a prof

and colleen plays the other major character scpurng it. way you can then. there's no way you can-- and it's not on the prompter. this is a big swing. we've had a great time here tonight. >> stephen: we have. we sure have. >> we've had a great time here tonight. we had an absolute great time here tonight. we had an absolute great time here tonight. ( laughter ). >> stephen: yeah? >> and there's only one way -- >> stephen: what is the thing? >> there's only one way-- there's only one way to... ( laughter ) there's one more character, "sonic the hedgehog." colleen plays a fox-- if you get this i will be-- i can't even tell you how excited i will be. that fox's name is... >> stephen: tail. >> oh, my god! ( cheers and applause ) oh, my god! >> stephen: "sonic the hedgehog 2," opens in theaters on friday, april 8. it's ben schwartz, everybody. he's a page! we'll be right back. >> can't believe that! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and s

it's colleen and grab a bite off a chunk of the baltic states. and if there is any russian in caching whatsoever international territory, that means nato or fuzzy member states will be at war with russia. and his nature war with russia. that means to nuclear pod, nuclear armed adversaries are locking horns and that must increase the risk of a nuclear exchange. i want to carry on talking about the nuclear problem in a moment. but you mentioned the baltic states of a in any way adequately defended by nato. i have to say that of the moment, given the overwhelming strength of the rushing of got, i would be very surprised if they are what nation has in place of the in home for the battle groups round about a 1000 personnel in each, in each of the 3 baltic states and eastern poland. i know that has been some reinforcement of those, but i think thus far it's been very much of trickle. i would also, but the nation response falls we've heard has been dispatched to, to, to reinforce. but that will take time. and i mean, from my, my personal perspective, fr

he's got put in got nuclear tip to scan the muscles and colleen grad. well within range of nato cities like berlin, frank phillips, copenhagen stocker will be at a and i city. and that would be a form of blackmail to get to make nature is stopped in its tracks or accept the reality of nuclear exchange. as far as you know, are there any constraints on putin's ability to load nuclear missiles? can he do it by himself without reference to anyone else? do we, do? we have any idea of how his command structure works? every, all the power for the release is in pigeons hands. i remember the words of dmitri pess golf. i think one of his spokesmen saying that the decision for nuclear weapons, for nuclear nuclear attack would be made by, by mister putin, himself, with the false support of the russian people. so the the politburo structure that existed in soviet times, which could have acted as a form of check and balance has gone. so effectively, he's got much more power than the old soviet leaders had eye off because he's being painted as a heavily armed, isolate

know, during the campaign like this opponent, when i try to do something, all my sent from people to colleen and try to, to see what, how become june. we are open with, i wasn't like this started really large for me and i was, i was so far that i couldn't breathe, will read today. you won't doing things. there are joy. you got me now. yeah. if you miss massey and then is my 2nd in command, he also wants to return of young gibson. sure. he knows she's a movie, movie star and mc lock. who wants to snap with high low to wants to come around and see her other domains all. and you don't know who is all to lead to protect here. it's really no pain movie and me, i knew the pin so i can keep oh my gosh. with this one running for office has caused me a lot financially. in terms of my job, i had to let go of a huge, huge project where i was highly sought for, you know, to play the lead role. and he was for a so that was going to run for a year. this book was actually a gift from a friend, but i didn't know when i started, so i wanted to actually do a diary of my experiences in the political fields. bu

colleen posting on facebook, going to oracle park, go giants. >> looking forward to may 7th to celebrateuster posey. what's may 7th, the giants send off party for buster who will retire. goen says the crack of the bat, the banter, wintd of that kicks in during the evening games. yes baseball brings a lot of smiles to a lot of people. >>> up next at 7:00 a partnership started three decades ago and paying off right now. the crucial road the california national guard is playing in preparing the ukrainian soldiers for battle. >> new evidence suggests covid mate be speed up the aging of our brains, what it all means, you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. hi, i'm mike holmes and i'm here ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators i'm super excited to introduce agm's 3d creator. it allows you to create your new kitchen or bathroom online, and get an exact quote in minutes. [ivan] that's right mike! design your kitchen or bathroom in 3d, choose your fixtures and finishes, without leaving your home or inviting strangers in. visit agmrenovations.com and cre

she just keep in you, you but you, because mostly i'm a little bit less than a when you post yes, colleen, i, she is. i'm going to get with her about this about bus. and i mean, if you say me a little girl, she was, would you to be a little bit easier? you've been you minus the witching which is boys or the see should be feature. not for them because they should be would the gave either. no nature will go to you. i didn't do she was she, when you got only you sent it to she machine which know where the left over says let's split up. i was a like east. what was the building should do with the good will totally. it was a solution that little you wish there was something that was the number and the peachy me. me sure. she will let me kid. date it. oh boy, she wasn't going to do it as much acidic when the building is still. is it any of those? there was a billing is the other thing, you know, school with on the zillow thing. it is just because of the so the billing is not even the billing is oh boy. yeah. the woman. yeah. the but it's still in years this, you wouldn't hear a little not even y

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can these concept unfortunate dick and he's less colleen to the nuclear level. now, even before the beginning of this military, russia, a major, we're in disagreement about the nature of that disagreement. so most good was always bigger than simply a conflict of conflict between russia and ukraine or over them back from the west. it was more or less, you know, a little local disagreement. do you think which framework do you think is getting better at this point and do you think i need these horrendous advances? the last couple of days? very tragic events. in any case, do you think they have a broad russia and makes it closer to how they evaluate reality here? well, i think that term right now it is difficult to, to talk about what's going on in terms of local conflict. because the west eas invoice to the west will continue to be involved. i can easily imagine, for instance, you know, volunteers or most notice no matter how you called them from western countries. so it gets them into a training logic, lunch of numbers. we can imagine that situation in the west mi

from here, it's just 300 kilometers to colleen and grad home port of russia's baltic fleet. as forgotten as dora. it, that all good line is a big island in the middle of the baltic sea harrison with some say it's like an unsinkable aircraft carrier. if you so desire that you could decide who passes through the region by shipper, by plane. so gotten a strategically important all in has been so for a 1000 years. the maneuvers also served as a show of strength aimed at russia. many of the soldiers had come to got land to stay sweden's, be building up, it's military for years massively. it's invested billions and re introduce compulsory military service planning to add $30000.00 soldiers to the force. sweden has long been a close partner to nato, but stopped short of membership. in makin stockholm, people are demonstrating against the war. many a worried about what could happen next. another to take. we've always thought that war and things like that were far away. but now it's moving closer to the company that pains me, them valid or but accurately, the russian regime is unpred

from here, it's just 300 kilometers to colleen and grad home port of russia's baltic fleet. as forgotten as dora. it than all good luck as a big island in the middle of the baltic. ca, harrison with some say it's like an unsinkable aircraft carrier. if you so desired all that you could decide who passes through the region by shipper, by plane. so gotten a strategically important all in has been so for a 1000 years. the maneuvers also served as a show of strength aimed at russia. many of the soldiers had come to got land to stay sweden's, be building up its military for years massively. it's invested billions and re introduce compulsory military service planning to add $30000.00 soldiers to the force. sweden has long been a close partner to nato, but stopped short membership. makin stockholm, people are demonstrating against the war. many a worried about what could happen next. another to take. we've always thought that war and things like that were far away. but now it's building closer that pains me than valid or, but actually the russian regime is unpredictable. and we can

the voters do you notice that we were looking for on the e, but let me just a little nigi colleen, but not just give me one moment please. i'll come up a kalashnikov here . the midst of the nationalist battalions alleged crimes his long and sorrowful with something more thing to occur. i know you're off and on bus and i me stuck and just look up a normally a muscle. he's got any new and she kitty doesn't beat even the green show. us he had left here what she had. i think she's still here, but the on the bus. got the idea. not sheila mullin it you. dia, children, ethylene is in the us time dr. chris, she what they are, paul, even though judy of knew who i believe at the flock, the luggage team is a fix, you know, and these not see a group. some of them used a batches, 4th call cura. and they were promised slaves. and lat, from dawn bush was dying from millage. if we only put a stop, you go from them. come when you look, i thought i'd leave the deposit of shows or check seattle. john. so but lucy was low when you look on the middle, the when the tourists serrano grammar, but even notice

you who are on it, but let me just a little nigi, colleen, but not the skin wasn't always clean psychological, arsenic, or have the most of the nationalist battalions alleged crimes his norm and sorrowful with something more thing to occur. i was off and on bus, and i me stuck and just look up with natalie and muscle is a honey, nearly she kitty doesn't beat even the green show. us he had left here what she actually sheila, soldier, but the on the bus got the idea. not sheila mullin you deal with children, ethylene museum, dr. chris, she, what they are paul, even though judy of neuro ability at the flock, the legends gym is a fiction on these not c, a groups. some of them used a batches, 4th call, and they were promised slaves and land from thomas was my family. if we only put a stop eco when i'm come, when you look, i thought i'd leave the deposit of shows or succeed on what a don't sober. so it was a when you look on the middle, the way in the, the tourists serrano grammar. we notice, but all of those, but i mean, also for c doing, ah, ah, animal rights demonstrations like this, a commonpla

from here, it's just 300 kilometers to colleen and grad home port of russia's baltic fleet. as i got on as doorway and all good line is a big island in the middle of the baltic sea harrison with some say it's like an unsinkable aircraft carrier. if you so desired that you could decide who passes through the region by shipper, by plane. so gotten a strategically important all in has been so for a 1000 years. the maneuvers also served as a show of strength aimed at russia. many of the soldiers had come to got land to stay sweden's, be building up. it's military for years massively. it's invested billions and re introduced compulsory military service planning to add $30000.00 soldiers to the force. sweden has long been a close partner to nater, but stopped short. membership is mac and stockholm. people are demonstrating against the war. many a worried about what could happen next. another to take. we've always thought that war and things like that were far away. but now it's building closer that pains me than valid or, but actually the russian regime is unpredictable. and we ca

yeah, so for example, yesterday i was, colleen may be 1565 people who are approaching the biggest humanitarian, the center of the house in the beef and a lot of houses come in from other countries. so we are trying to transfer it all the help. right. to the park, to the cities who can receive the how unlikely my real poll is not one of the seated who can actually get them in here and help. what when we spoke to you over the weekend, you were trying to reach some of your family members who live in murray. you pull, have you been able to contact them or have you gotten updates on how they are doing? unfortunately, the connection is still broken. there and there is no way to reach to my grandma and today to that, that one be that i haven't get any connection with your over our been my relatives . friends and dissertation is really devastating. however, i heard some messages from my close people who were trying to get a network connection in the center of the season. yes. and they were really horrible. like they have no food. they have no water and in drink something people need to drink the rain

her community, they've been accused of sensationalizing and trivializing to north colleen experience. exploiting their community stories for clicks, likes, views, and money. and i look at how he went on for me. running my own youtube channel is not just about the money. it's about conveying the story based on just the facts. without exaggeration, for example, i rely on google earth to show where the o g camp is located. i tell personal stories. i realized if i'm honest and i'm being true to myself than even people who are critical might change their perspective as they get to know me better. yeah, getting a point on it. you know, what i will always say with north korean stories and information. there's actually no need to exaggerate it. it's already shocking enough. north korean defenses will actually keep each other accountable. one person in the community is, you know, sharing misinformation and or totally sensationalizing my story and so on. now before his eyes, my, are the north koreans, probably more so even than south koreans defectors stories over a rare insight into life in on

while earlier we spoke to maria mos colleen co, she's from mary paul and has relatives and friends trapped in the city. they escaped from mario called my parents and relatives and some friends. but some people which i know are still there because there is no way out without any recalls and without resolve to car. and so they are just waiting for someone or i know for example, people for just walked away by fruit there just to seat in, in a bomb shelter and scare and to go out and to just waiting for someone to rescue them. i saw the photos and it is burned out. daughter, li, just everything. and it is very hard to see those pictures and understand that were homeless. i don't feel any whole for about this situation because i feel hopeless, totally hopeless because i just can't do it can to do and i'm going to deal with it and that's i feel and don't delay destroyed that someone just doesn't destroy my life for nothing. there has been no let up in rushes, strikes on co keys. a 3rd of the population has managed to escape, but thousands are still trapped. the mare says noah. safe don't reserve

on the western side is colleen. im got a lot of military russian presence on the other side is on site is b, i was which is also a state where you have russian military on the ground. and if the russians would be able to cut into that corridor and to cut it off, then it would be almost impossible to defense, the baltic states and the western we will be tested. what we see now is not the real test. we will be tested in the next weeks because if, if put in decides to a tech support exceeds our, the western response or threat was always, you might occupy the territory. but nate, all is 15 times the resources you have in russia, russia, 3 percent of the world economy. the west is over 40 percent. so we can come back with superior forces and take it away from you and what has been put in since it's okay. then i will sent a nuclear missile nuclear missile to berlin or to hm book, what will the german society then to will be ready to, to say, well, you can't enter nuclear war right now. we don't believe that you will do that. we will stand up anyway, and i'm not so sure how we will respond to

do it for him. colleen is turkeys, presidential spokesman, he was part of a small group of officials who listened in on the cool as the positions get closer on the 4 main issues of neutrality. that is no natal membership demilitarization. according to the austrian model, what the russians call enough cation, which is kind of offensive, of course, to the grain and leadership. and then the protection of the russian language. if there is growing consensus, there seems to be growing consensus on this for points. and the last 2 strategic issues of the territorial and political legal status of dawn bass and crimea. it looks like will be addressed at the leaders level. so we're hoping that there will be more convergence on those issues and this meeting will take place sooner rather than later because we all want this war to come to the negotiation teams are getting closer and closer, even though there is no final written agreement at this point, but as they do their work on this as they bring their positions closer to one another, i think the likelihood of a meeting between the 2 leaders wi

on the western side is colleen and got a lot of military russian presence on the other side is some side is b, i was, which is also a state where you have russian military on the ground. and if the russians would be able to cut into that corridor and to cut it off, then it would be almost impossible to defense, the baltic states and the western we will be tested. what we see now is not the real test. we will be tested in the next weeks because if, if putting decides to a tech support, it states our, the western response or threat was always, you might occupy the territory. but nato is 15 times the resources you have in russia, russia, 3 percent of the world economy. the west is over 40 percent. so we can come back with superior forces and take it away from you. and what is when putting sensors ok? then i will sent a nuclear missile nuclear missile to berlin or to humble. what will the germans society then to will be ready to, to say, well, you can't enter nuclear war right now. we don't believe that you will do that. we will stand up anyway, and i'm not so sure how we will respond to the

on the western side is colleen and got a lot of military russian presence on the other side is some side is b, i was which is also a state where you have russian military on the ground. and if the russians would be able to cut into that corridor and to cut it off, then it would be almost impossible to defense, the baltic states and the western we will be tested. what we see now is not the real test. we will be tested in the next weeks because if, if putting decides to a tech support exceeds our, the western response or threat was always, you might occupy the territory. but nato is 15 times the resources you have in russia, russia, 3 percent of the world economy. the west is over 40 percent. so we can come back with superior forces and take it away from you and what has been put in since. ok, then i will sent a nuclear missile nuclear missile to berlin or to hm. book, what will the german society then to will be ready to, to say, well, you can't and to nuclear war right now, we don't believe that you will do that. we will stand up anyway, and i'm not so sure how we will respond to these k

the escalation, yes. colleen, we don't, we don't have cooler heads. they're not prevailing. that's for sure. here. that's all the time we have for this very pessimistic edition. of the program many thanks them i guess in singapore, london, and in los angeles. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here, r t c, an ex family member process like rules. ah, only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking to that is that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and you have the mind in a sense, while the slaves, americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this danger is boy man that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy and walked out of it on your own. i not leashed off in zebulon and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we moved east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that

in the colleen nova car settlement near keith, the major remaining fuel, the part of ukraine's armed forces, which supplied the military units in the central part of the country, was destroyed and tosh. my waters live for us in moscow. we've been hearing about ukrainian forces, which they, that they've been pushing back russian military units and so on. but of course, this is know the russians saying that they have hit key target will arrive. they saying that the cause messiah the fly target is one of the last remaining largest remaining fuel depose, in the central part of the country, particularly via the kia region, which is a vital life line for the cranium, army units. and that the managed to destroy that, that deeper they say that also russian helicopters would involved in targeting more than $50.00 to $1.00 military facilities. usually this is a reference to what the russians describe as into anti aircraft systems. also, a jones and rocket, a mall shows the russian military according to ego caught us, think of the spokesperson of the missile defense. that is the thought of the,

and now renowned activist colleen jones now has a new mission, soaring right. -- rent. chris: ♪ ♪ it's electric... made extraordinary. ingenuity... in motion. it listens, learns, adapts and anticipates your every need. with intelligence... that feels anything but artificial. the eqs from mercedes-benz. it's the car electric has been waiting for. volodymyr zelenskyy for the first time laid out his goals for the peace agreement. he says a deal is only possible if russia withdraws its troops to territory part -- occupied prior to the invasion. meanwhile ukrainian forces have reported taking back towns in the northern and eastern parts of the country. united nations says 3.4 million refugees have country since the invasion began. the demonstration this afternoon in san francisco more poignant as they point to the countless children who have been killed during the war in ukraine. tara campbell was there for an emotional protest. reporter: somber moments sunday in san francisco as hundreds gathered in supportive ukraine, honoring the young lives torn by war. >> because we are