conor: hello, and welcome to “focus on europe.”sia's war of aggression on ukraine means that, for ukrainians, not a day or night goes by without heavy fighting, human suffering, and indescribable destruction. the war is raging ever more fiercely, especially in the major cities of eastern ukraine, where russian troops are also attacking residential areas. as the civilian casualties increase, along with the suffering of the local populations, the ukrainian army is continuing to resist the invasion. to assist in ukraine's defense, volunteer fighters from all around the world are heading to ukraine. like anatoli from finland, whose name we have changed to protect his identity. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky had issued an appeal for volunteers like anatoli, and at this point, thousands of these foreign fighters have reportedly made the journey. the volunteers are traveling to ukraine from all directions, including from przemysl in eastern poland, which is also where, every single day, a steady stream of refugees arrives from the

pipúce conor: hello, and welcome to “focus on europe.”ia's war of aggression on ukraine means that, for ukrainians, not a day or night goes by without heavy fighting, human suffering, and indescribable destruction. the war is raging ever more fiercely, especially in the major cities of eastern ukraine, where russian troops are also attacking residential areas. as the civilian casualties increase, along with the suffering of the local populations, the ukrainian army is continuing to resist the invasion. to assist in ukraine's defense, volunteer fighters from all around the world are heading to ukraine. like anatoli from finland, whose name we have changed to protect his identity. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky had issued an appeal for volunteers like anatoli, and at this point, thousands of these foreign fighters have reportedly made the journey. the volunteers are traveling to ukraine from all directions, including from przemysl in eastern poland, which is also where, every single day, a steady stream of refugees arrives from the

he said that conoré looks more like a hard worker than like aristocrats in a tuxedo, but sean won the and of course, a few girls per film, when conor got tired of the role of bond, it was very difficult for the producer to find a replacement. in the end, they called the australian george lezvimbi. he was a model and before that he didn't even acted in films only in advertising. although the film with him came out quite good bond fans. leswinby was categorically not accepted, mainly because he and conor in the next bond will become roger murd for another 12 years, he starred in seven films and shares this record with a scooter, it is interesting that he could become the first bond, but ian fleming considered roger too sugary , but at 73 mur, who by that time was already 45. still, he tried on the famous image and came out of it only at 58 years old until now. she remains the oldest bond who joked a lot. sometimes, even too much after him, timati dalton stepped into the service; his bond is called the most underestimated dalton turned out to be closest to the original from the book. cam

it seems like it's coming down between governor and congressman conor lamb. they are beginning to go after each other as well. conor lamb is running as the congressman who has won tough districts before. if you have heard of conor lamb it is because of the 2018 cycle, he won a special election before the democratic wave. it was earlier in the year in 2018. it was a forecast of this potential democratic wave because he won in a district that trump carried. a difficult district. it wasn't upset. since then, he is running at the candidate who can win in pennsylvania. he won in 2020 but not by a huge margin. trying to win over trump motors. he has been a progressive figure in politics for a while. he is going to have a few more controversies to deal with. in his past, he has been in --. but he is definitely a top contender. host: here is a look at john federman's most recent ad. [video clip] >> bit the political machine statewide, turned down the date mentioned taxpayers money. prices keep rising, jobs keep leaving and they just keep talking. the d.c. politicians

conor benn is the son of former two—weight world champion nigel benn.on the same card this weekend, with hattonjuniorfighting at the manchester arena for the first time in his career, while benn could set up his first world title bout with victory over chris van heerden. my colleague, john watson, asked conor how likely a shot at the title would be if he wins his fight on saturday. you said if. it's a definite. i work so hard that i can speak with confidence that the victory is definitely mine. every fight is a banana skin, so i will take each fight is a world title fight and treat every camp is a world title fight. every fight is my world title fight. every fight is my world title fight. i fight. every fight is my world title fi . ht. , , ., fight. i guess fighting at the manchester _ fight. i guess fighting at the manchester arena, - fight. i guess fighting at the manchester arena, we - fight. i guess fighting at the | manchester arena, we know fight. i guess fighting at the - manchester arena, we know what a special atmosphere that is for boxing and

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conor lamb, ms. angie craig and mr. donald payne, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6930. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. glenn thompson of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yea on h.r. 6930. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. suozzi, mrs. trahan, mr. evans, ms. ross, mr, dr. lowenthal and mr. de mr. desaulnier, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6930. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> as the member designated by mr. carey, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. carey will vote yes on h.r. 6930. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman waters, i inform the house that chairwo

the caucus and screw up build back better or the democratic agenda, i'm not a moderate. >> reporter: conorepresenting the swing pittsburgh area district in the house has been known to buck his party. including by opposing nancy pelosi as speaker. but even as lamb has aligned with fetterman on progressive views such as gutting the filibuster, he has struggled it keep pace in fund-raising and the polls. and he is now sharpening his attacks against the front-runner. >> i know a lot of people in our party like him. but it is an awful big risk with an election as high stakes as this. >> reporter: there is also this reality, biden's approval rating is under water, but none of the democrats here are running away from him yet. >> we're going to embrace joe biden. >> i campaigned with him a lot. there is no -- there is no downside to that in my mind. >> reporter: but one dilemma confronting democrats, voter anger over gas prices, inflation, and frustration over washington gridlock. >> i think people are looking around, for real, and just saying, what the hell are we doing? what is the hell are we d

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the scottish champions failed to get a shot on target and conor goldson's header was as close as theyn the first leg of their europa league quarter—final. the home side were the first to take the lead after a superb long—distance strike by ansgar knauff shortly after half—time. they had defender tuta sent off late on but barca could not capitalise. barca are now unbeaten in 22 games, and will be one of the favourites as they meet for the second leg next thursday. and in the europa league conference, it ended goalless in the first leg of the quarterfinal as leicester city hosted psv eindhoven. brendan rodgers' side will now face eindhoven away next thursday in the second leg of the quarter finals. the masters is finally under way — the first men's golf major of the year. and iii months after his horrific car crash, tiger woods is off to a steady start. bidding for a sixth title in augusta, woods showed glimpses of his brilliant best, including this superb tee shot on the sixth leading to his first birdie. he then ended his round strongly, this monster putt on the 16th securing another

if you've heard of conor lamb before this senate race, it is probably because in the 2018 cycle, he won a special election before the democratic wave in 2018, and it was seen as a kind of forecast of this potential democratic wave because he won in a district that trump carried, so it wasn't upset. we have seen him when the cult districts. again, since then, he's running as the candidate who can win in pennsylvania, which biden won in 2020, but not by a huge margin. so trying to win over trump voters. federman has been a progressive figure in politics for a while. he is a mainstay in democratic politics, a former mayor. he's going to have a bit more controversies to deal with in his past. he has been around longer. but he is a formidable fundraiser and definitely a top contender. host: one of the images he is trying to portray is that of a washington outsider, at least through his tv ads. here's a look at one of john federman's recent ads. [video clip] >> john federman. we built this and run -- he's a political machine statewide. reforms the office more than anyone in decades. turned do

fetterman: conor, how do you feel about your -- about joe manchin endorsing you? and would you vote similarly to him in the senate? my fear is that i think we have one joe manchin and that is enough in the senate. his endorsement of view in this race i found troubling. i absolutely disagree with his voting record. congressman lamb: to be honest, when john said that i am not sure what he is referring to. when i was a member of congress, i have fundraisers with many senators, including senator manchin. not a senate candidate -- when i was a member of congress not a senate candidate. we both have voting records. i voted for the john lewis voting rights act, to get rid of the filibuster, i voted for the women's protection act, and i voted to raise the minimum wage and i voted for the build back better act. mr. fetterman: joe manchin is c onor's mentor. he said recently he would make a heck of a senator. that is an endorsement. i am saying do you embrace joe manchin's endorsement of you in 2020. i am asking you, yes or no do you embrace the joe manchin's endorsement? c

they are beginning to go after each other as well, and conor lamb is running as a congers men who hason tough districts before. if you've heard of conor lamb before this senate race, it is probably because in the 2018 cycle, he won a special election before the democratic wave in 2018, and it was seen as a kind of forecast of this potential democratic wave because he won in a district that trump carried, so it wasn't upset. we have seen him when the cult districts. again, since then, he's running as the candidate who can win in pennsylvania, which biden won in 2020, but not by a huge margin. so trying to win over trump voters. federman has been a progressive figure in politics for a while. he is a mainstay in democratic politics, a former mayor. he's going to have a bit more controversies to deal with in his past. he has been around longer. but he is a formidable fundraiser and definitely a top contender. host: one of the images he is trying to portray is that of a washington outsider, at least through his tv ads. here's a look at one of john federman's recent ads. [video clip] >> joh

would you fovote for the medicare for all bill after mark. >> thank you conor. i support universal healthcare. i support healthcare as a fundamental basic human right. i support ever means gets us there whether that's the affordable care act or the public option, whether that's medicare for all. i'm for allowing congress and the federal government to negotiate for lower drug prices. i'm for lowering the medicare eligibility age. i'm for adding vision, dental and hearing as well.si am for making sure americans have greater access to healthcare . >> but to his question medicare for all? >> i said whatever mechanism gets us closer to healthcare as a fundamental human right i'm going to support. if connor wants to be for the insurance companies that his right but i'm for healthcare and making sure it's a fundamental human right every american and making sure we can negotiate for better drug prices is at the heart ofthat immediately . >> you said yes know and i'd like a yes no as well. you said getting closer . does that mean medicare for all? >> it means whatever's

the scottish champions failed to get a shot on target and conor goldson's header was as close as theyad defender tuta sent off late on, but barca could not capitalise. barca are now unbeaten in 22 games, and will be one of the favourites as they meet for the second leg next thursday. and in the europa league conference, it ended goalless in the first leg of the quarterfinal as leicester city hosted psv eindhoven. brendan rodgers' side will now face eindhoven away next thursday in the second leg of the quarter finals. the masters is finally under way — the first men's golf major of the year. and 1a months after his horrific car crash, tiger woods is off to a steady start. bidding for a sixth title in augusta, woods showed glimpses of his brilliant best, including this superb tee shot on the sixth leading to his first birdie. he then ended his round strongly, this monster putt on the 16th securing another birdie, as he finished on one under par. the 2016 champion danny willett has also started brightly, he's three under par for his opening round after some brilliant putting. you can fol

. >> conor lamb, a centrist, has been known to buck his party, including by apoeing nancy pelosi as speaker struggled to keep pace in fund-raising and the polls. and he's now sharpening his attacks against the fr front-runner. >> a lot of people in our party like him, but it's an awful big risk with an election as high stakes as this. >> there's also this reality. biden's approval rating is under water. but none of the democrats here are running away from him yet. >> we're going to embrace joe biden. >> i campaigned with him a lot. there's no -- there's no downside to that in my mind. >> one dilemma confronting democrats, voter anger over gas prices, inflation, and frustration over washington gridlock. >> i think people are looking around, for real, and just saying, what the hell are we doing? what the hell are we doing? >> and as for the moderates blocking the democratic agenda -- >> i would call it full of crap. >> manu raju, cnn, philadelphia. >> thank you so much for that, and thank you all so much for being with us tonight. i'm kate bolduan. "ac 360" starts now. >> good evening. vladim

lieutenant governor john fedderman will be on the debate stage for the first time face-to-face with conord in the polls and in fund-raising. this is high, high stakes for democrats. this might be their best chance at gaining a senate seat. >> thanks, dash sha. dave wasserman, your political report moving eight house seats toward republicans this week, seeing these seats becoming more competitive, including abbail, the democratic congresswoman in virginia, now a toss-up. what are you seeing around the country? >> that's right, andrea. you know, when your president is at 42% approval rating and you're seeing an enthusiasm gap, the latest nbc poll had republicans -- 67% of republicans at a 9 or 10 on their enthusiasm scale about the midterms compared to 50% of democrats, even a lot of seats that joe biden carried by high single digits or even low double digits in 2020 are at risk. currently, we read 27 democrat-held seats as toss-up or leaning republican, and republicans only need to pick up five seats to take control of the house. democrats aren't getting the help they thought they old get

conor said that number isn't correct for him at least, but they have spent hundreds of house preparingith work focused on everything from assembling technology for future space habitats to cancer research and other health experiments. ax-1 is the first of four p planned axiom spaceflights that will, as the u.s. looks to eventually retire the iss, help inform commercial space station development. >> a whole new chapter, morgan, thanks. >>> chicago police looking to hire but the number of applications is low so they're dropping a major requirement to get people in the door >>> the academy hands down its decision to will smith decision to will smith we talk to a i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ achieve clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, aft

thought i took away from it is what is happening in the pennsylvania senate primary where you have conorocratic socialists like bern been. >> there is a divide within the democratic party and sanders has been winning that. joe biden is supporting that and moving in that direction. there are still some stalwarts. this kind of ideological debate, do we stand with working people, is what we're driving at. why is bernie sanders popular? if any democrat is running out there, why is bernie popular? >> what is your theory in this? is it personal or is it his position? >> there's a credibility of fighting for working-class issues, one, right, an authenticity and a belief over lifetime that's what he does. secondly, somebody with progressive muscular ti wields power and authority with a sense of a moral vision of justice for our economy. i'm going to take the fight to amazon, to starbucks. and when warkers are standing up, i'm going to get behind them like a freight train. it has resonance. ask the question, the democratic party is certainly losing support. with whom? young people, working-class

here's the question, kaitlan, will conor lamb, the congressman second mission in the polls now go negative he doesn't, then that issue is going to linger and believe me, dr. oz or dave mccormick or whoever wins the republican primary will litigate it in the fall. i think it fetterman to deal with it now instead of the general election. >> interesting point. michael smerconish, thank you for getting up early with us this morning. >> see you, guys. >>> we have more on our breaking news as we are getting word this morning that the russians have forced civilians in mariupol to work at the mass graves in exchange for food and water. we're showing you what the new images are showing us, next. >>> plus, new body cam video sos the frantic moments after the fatal shooting on the movie set "rust." what alec baldwin tells investigators about how it happened. stay with us. neuriva plus fuels six key indicatotors of brain performan. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for ev

let's introduce conor burns, northern ireland ministerfor the introduce conor burns, northern irelandbout this is this person has clearly been named, the chief whip knows who it is, so when they say that action will be taken, that suggests that action will have to be taken because this is obviously unacceptable in any workplace, it's almost unbelievable. whoever this is will have a right to reply, i'm sure the chief whip will look into that but this comes in a week where there's been a lot of talk about the behaviour in the house of commons and parliament, about misogyny. it seems incredible that somebody would do that in the chamber and this is a practical point but people sit in the galleries, you can see people's phones. it’s the galleries, you can see people's hones. �*, . , . , , phones. it's almost unbelievable. is there any indication _ phones. it's almost unbelievable. is there any indication product - phones. it's almost unbelievable. is there any indication product that i phones. it's almost unbelievable. is there any indication product that is. there any indication product

minority children it's a huge breakthrough when you think of if you are good marshall and san da deo conore system for nominating or confirming a supreme court justice broken and it looks to me even right now when you have a highly even republicans who voted against her thought that this lady was qualified. it just seems like the system is broken. that's a bad sign, you know, for an important branch of our executive federal government. >> the three republicans voting yea, collins, murkowski and romney. hugh, your thoughts on where we stand heading into the easter recess excuse me. >> yeah, i think they have a lot of problems left to resolve i thought the interview the bret did with the leader is very revealing. the leader nine months older than the president. february 20th nine months before president biden. and leader mcconnell is in complete control of that interview. bret asked tough questions. they were obviously not rehearsed. he didn't know it was coming. he left it out of the park every time. he explained why he voted against judge jackson. and why her justice confirmation hearings

conor said that number isn't correct for him at least, but they have spent hundreds of house preparingith work focused on everything from assembling technology for future space habitats to cancer research and other health experiments. ax-1 is the first of four p planned axiom spaceflights that will, as the u.s. looks to eventually retire the iss, help inform commercial space station development. >> a whole new chapter, morgan, thanks. >>> chicago police looking to hire but the number of applications is low so they're dropping a major requirement to get people in the door >>> the academy hands down its decision to will smith we talk to a man who was in the room at the oscars when the whole thing went down. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? oh, like how i customized this scarf? wow, first time? check out this backpack i made for marco. oh yeah? well, check out this tux. oh, nice. that'll go perfect with these. dude... those are so fire. [whines] only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ >>> as more workers re

the conservative minister conor burns was on the bbc�*s daily politics programme shortly after the storyms to be pretty clear that the chief whip himself is investigating. the chief whip'sjob is to establish the facts, and if facts are established, then action should be taken decisively. ione wells is our political correspondent. we'll come back to the programme. curious as the hours the past we heard a little bit of reaction there and what else are you hearing? there has been pretty _ and what else are you hearing? there has been pretty widespread condemnation _ has been pretty widespread condemnation of— has been pretty widespread condemnation of the - has been pretty widespreadl condemnation of the reports has been pretty widespread - condemnation of the reports we have seen since _ condemnation of the reports we have seen since it— condemnation of the reports we have seen since it emerged _ condemnation of the reports we have seen since it emerged as— condemnation of the reports we have seen since it emerged as you - condemnation of the reports we have seen since it emerged as you sa

policymakers to establish permanent guard rails to ensure competitive and fair marketplace for low conor people including latinos -- low income people including latinos. we have flee overarching obviations that inform our work on overdraft. most people who incur multiple overdraft fees make less than $50,000 a year. and this group is disproportionately comprised of latinos. second, high overdraft and non-sufficient fund fees are a barrier to entry for unbanked households. third, a mix of careful regulations and market-driven solutions can improve access to banking services resulting in a win-win situation for the industry and consumers. overdraft fees by nature impact consumers when they can least afford an additional cost. they are also predominantly a fee charged to the lowest income consumers. so consider that research shows that black and latino households are far more likely than white households to overdraw an account and low to moderate income households are nearly twice as likely as higher income households to overdraw an account. overdraft fees have implications for those outsid

conor burns, nigel adams, jake berry to a large extent.n on remand. he didn't pass any comment as the jury delivered their majority verdict that by ten — two they believed that he had murdered rikki neave. it followed a three month long trial on the 27 year long police investigation. my colleaguejoe black looks to the background to the case. i reported my son missing and he hasn't been back from school... 6pm on a winters evening in 1994 and six—year—old rikki neave hasn't come home from school. so his mother phoned the police. what time was the last time you saw him? - ricky left home alone that morning and didn't go to school. instead, he was seen hanging around with other boys in a peterborough estate. hours later, he was dead. this woodland is a five minute walk away from where ricky used to leave. it is an area he knew well but would often come here and play with his friends. but it is also the place where his body was discovered the very next day after he had disappeared. ricky had been strangled, stripped naked and his body posed in

it was victory in manchester for conor benn as he stopped chris van heerden inside two rounds last night the finals of the billiejean king cup finals, after losing the decisive doubles match in their semi against the czech republic. a blister prevented emma raducanu playing after her earlier defeat to marketa vondrousova — and in her absence, harriet dart and katie swan were beaten by vondrousova and karolina muchova 6—1, 7—5. however britain could yet make the finals if they�*re successful in their bid to host this year�*s edition. ronnie 0�*sullivan got his quest for a record equalling seventh worth title underway. the rocket lost the first three frames against dave gilbert, but won the next six, to lead by six frames to three after the first session. they�*ll play to a finish this afternoon. what a day of rugby�*s european champions cup yesterday. there are just two english sides left in though after harlequins and exeter both lost in the last 16. leicester tigers did make it through, they beat clermont auvergne. exeter were beaten by munster, whilst harlequins would have progressed h