now we have senator cortez masto. sen. cortez masto: i agree with my colleagues, a really informative discussion. this was the question i was going to ask you, mr. tudor. the appropriate timeframe. use said 2040. line 2040? mr. tudor: i don't think hydrogen or carbon capture will be ready anytime soon. i think our best opportunity for having a real resource that can replace fossil fuel plants is small modular reactors, which is nuclear. the problem there is the permitting process and the cost that these organizations have to spend to get through the permitting process is in norma's and ultimately that results in a cost of a small modular reactor of close to 10 times more expensive than a brand-new gas-fired plant. over time, i think those cosmo come down, but they need time to develop that product. develop it, deploy it, test it, so it can be financial. banks are not going to loan money on something that they don't know works or not, especially in advance, when your cost curve is so high over so many years. the first smr s

cortez masto: talk about the housing data if you would. another conversation we had and how much of a drag it is on the economy as well. chair powell: housing is interesting -- interest sensitive. mortgage rates are very sensitive to our policies and housing construction and housing sales are very sensitive to mortgage rates. you saw housing activity move down pretty significantly when we started raising rates. you've seen it hit bottom now. we met with a housing group, manufacturers housing builders and they say business is pretty good. it's largely new entrance. people with low rate mortgages are not eager to get out of. the sort of strength you see now is new buyers into the market. the market seems to be improving but again it's the most interest sensitive or among the most interest sensitive. it will be affected when we tighten policy. sen. cortez masto: thank you. sen. brown: senator britts of alabama is recognized by -- recognized. sen. britt: it highlighted the significant consequences when bank executives mayor ties profits over r

you know, the bills, i think critically important state senator dave cortez, he who represents a large portion of the south bay, says that the legislation was created in response to the vta shooting in san jose back in 2021, the deadly shooting at a home depot in pleasanton back in april. and the recent death of banko brown in san francisco. he believes the new rules could save lives. >> these are all things that take down. i think the incidents of violence that we're seeing in everyday work places limited, but will take it down right now. it's hard to make a mistake in terms trying to the temperature in the incidents of workplace >> the bill now heads to the state assembly were cortez. he says he's confident the legislation will pass and then move on to the governor's desk in san jose. charles clifford kron. 4 news it off for the 2 highest just weeks away. but one east bay city is already putting out the word about its new fireworks policy. the city of livermore amended its fireworks policy. the whole property owners accountable and keep residents safe. according to livermore police,

state senator dave cortez says senate bill 553 is another step in the fight against worker violence. the bill is designed to require employers to provide active shooter training to workers, keep a log of all violent incidents in the workplace, and allow companies to petition for workplace violence restraining orders on behalf of an employee. what we're seeing in the bill is it's not okay for an employer to take a rank and file worker, somebody whose job is really something else, a reporter, for example, and say, hey, you know, if there's an intruder, we're going to deputize you to be the one to intervene. you know, people get hurt and oftentimes killed that way. in april, 25 year old blake moss was shot and killed when he tried to prevent a woman from stealing from a home depot in pleasanton about two weeks later, 24 year old banko brown was shot and killed after a scuffle with a security guard in a san francisco walgreens still over 50 organizations, including the california retailers association, don't support the bill. this bill goes way too far . number one, where i think it will

the cortez -- the court says " -- but be it through discrimination or inspiration or otherwise. the truth is discrimination still exists in america. discrimination still exists in america. today's decision does not change that. if the student has to overcome anniversary on that adversity -- to overcome adversity, the university should recognize that. . too often that is not the case. one statistic, student from the top 1% of family incomes in america are 70 times are likely to get into an elite college than one from the bottom 20%. today, the only people benefiting from the system are the wealthy and the well-connected. the odds have been stacked against working people for too long. we need a higher education system that works for everyone, from appalachia to atlanta and far beyond. we can't and must do better and we will. i am directing the department of education to analyze what practices help build a more inclusive and diverse student body and what practices hold that back. practices like legacy admissions and other systems expand privilege instead of opportunity, colleges an

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jake, as you were just speaking with congresswoman ocasio-cortez, and she was giving you her take onhe republican party, and their view of this. up next, we are going to get reaction on capitol hill from republican supporters of the former president. two republican skeptics and critics. also, how the white house views all of this, and what precious little president biden is actually saying about it. of course, not compared to his predecessor, who is saying quite a lot. trump biographer, maggie haberman is there. she joins us now by phone. maggie, obviously you heard the former president speech. we did not take it here live. what did you make of what he told his supporters prep compared to how he's acting in florida earlier today. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yea

rent may be, may not be widely accepted, limitation on your options for suppliers and converting cortez. this can inquire, fees and on, favorable rates are adding to the cost and more to that. regulatory controls can also restrict converter ability and fund transfers. we know that dealing with our reliable suppliers is a general risk in international trade. and under current, jo, political tensions, policy change can also affect really be stability. all right, touch on hon. thank you very much. i us and a reminder of our top story. microsoft plum, 75000000000 dollar acquisition of gaming joined activision, lies in the balance offering us judge a good deal on hold pending on to trust for of you. other regulators including those in the japan and test career, have approved the take on the profit. if i show from where you can always check i g, w dot com slash business for on the dw future channel as well for me and the team is good bye. take care. the lock sounds from the honda in the middle of a german village, pete the just lives and works here with his team, a superstar among 30 awesome

joined now by new york democratic congresswoman and house oversight committee member alexandria ocasio-cortez. thanks so much for being here. first of all, i just want to -- the little havana stop, that cafe, versailles cafe, one of the reasons we're told by his folks he was there is because the cuban american people know from political persecution. and i wondered how you might interpret that and what you think of that. >> well, you know, i think it's -- it makes -- it's not a surprise. during trump's remarks he was trying to somehow pin this as some great marxist conspiracy. but the fact of the matter remains that tn individual who r. tand u.s. national security secrets, nuclear weapons locations or, you know, nuclear site locations, sensitive materials, and put our nation at risk. and frankly this is beyond just the cuban community. the latino community writ large in the united states also has a profound sense of patriot sxmz unde patriotism and understands right from wrong. and from understanding political persecution knowing this is not it. >> and what was your reaction to this moment in

on wednesday, the us bring cortez struck down the policy known as a form of the action ruling that race cannot be considered a factor in college and university admissions. the courts, conservative majority rule, the race conscious admissions programs at harvard and university of north carolina were unconstitutional. the ruling overcharged a decades old president used to boost minority enrollment war and ukraine is expected to talk the agenda on the 2nd day of you leaders talked in brussels. the 1st day of the summit was dominated by the turmoil in russia. migration reform is also been a major topic of discussion the whereabouts of one of russia's top general soj. so beacon is still unknown in recent days. unconfirmed reports have emerged suggesting he was arrested in connection with the wagner groups failed . rebellion new york times and other media had been reporting on the alliance between him and body. and the chief can a pre goshen, something the kremlin has dismissed. our next report, it looks at who general sort of beacon is. he was ones the face of which is war, a new crane. so t

>> well, cortez is my buddy.rxist and we are friends. but she -- you know, these areas don't allow controlled bushes to take care of what naturally would happen the way god intended for it to do and then all this tinder builds up and when you have a dry spell there is not a lot can you do because it all catches on fire. we are always trying to reinvent the environment. and then we scratch our heads and say hey, i can't figure out why this is going this way. and dadgum it the reason it's going that way is because we are not allowing it to take its natural course. control burns natural way that it's done. and when you don't, this is what happens. >> carley: congressman, you are also a member of the oversight committee which means you will get a chance to look at this document that as then haven't biden was involved in a criminal bribery scheme. when are you going to get a chance to look at that document and, also, how is the oversight committee going to investigate these allegations going forward? >> well, allegedl

secondly, let me be may not be widely accepted, limitation on your options for suppliers and converting cortez. this can inquire, fees and on, favorable rates are adding to the cost and more to that. regulatory controls can also restrict convert ability and fund transfers. we know that dealing with our reliable suppliers is the general risk in international trade. and under current, jo, political tensions, policy change can also affect remy, be debility. all right, so it's on hong. thank you very much. i are under reminder of our top story. microsoft plans, 75000000000 dollar acquisition of gaming, joint activision life and the balance offering us judge a good deal on hold pending on to trust for view other regulators including those in the new japan and says korea have approved to take that route. so if i show from where you can always check i g, w dot com slash business for on the dw teacher channel as well for me on the team, it's good bye. take care the giorgio and christiano with their daughters in easy. they are one of the many homosexual couples, thought hard for their family to be reco

cortez is done with doors captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniels practically massacring the local population. following them, francisco pizarro is gone. case the doors destroyed the inc. i and fire as a result of spanish aggression, the ancient maya civilization collapse, suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased 16 times from 25 till one and a half 1000000 people from keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible bloody stain in the history of the european colonial empires. who is the aggressor today? i'm authorized with additional strong sites today? russia was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. but i think the stitch of the seniors this becoming the most the more than the worship for banning all important show russian oil and gas news high suf

university have been discriminating against asian american applicants. result was superior. electro cortez adjourned. a hearing in the trial. a former president j are both scenario. he is charged with abuse of power. if convicted both scenario couldn't be bored from running for public office for up to 8 years. judges have blocked the british government's plan to deport the asylum seekers to over one to the court of appeal in london rule that the plans are unlawful. rights groups and asylum seekers appealed in earlier decision support for ukraine is one of the main topics being addressed at a 2 day meeting of e u. leaders in brussels. the european council is also discussing migration policies and relations with china. the head of greece is opposition to reset, party will resign. following its defeat and sundays general election, alexis suppress said reform of the party was necessary suppressed was prime minister from 2015 to 2019. as i know 0 headlines on alpha 0 as always, our website down to 0 dot com carries details on all our top stories up next road to hush. the us is always of interes

conflict is either an eminent orient able to us throughout the day on taiwan has come on to increasing cortez's them from badging, which accuses washington, a pain lip service to the one china policy that with jake's tie, one's independence. the topic was discussed at the age of security. somebody didn't seem to pull whether you claim conflict was on so it blows up despite the country being far away from asia.

i don't know what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez could do.hrough congress and they know that. ashley: very quickly i want to get into this too as well, congresswoman, the nation's report card shows math and reading scores for 13-year-olds plunged to their lowest levels in decades. why do you think this is happening and what can we do to turn it around? >> well, our school systems are being held hostage to the unions in many, many places. we've of course went through covid when again the unions kept the schools closed unnecessarily. our students are being very, very poorly served in what are known as public or we call government schools. if you look at the scores of students outside the government schools they're not doing as poorly but our system, our education system in this country at all levels is broken and we need to repair it and republicans on the education and workforce committee are working to do that. but these students are being very poorly served by union teachers. they need choice. we're pushing choice. we want to see students an

you know, the bills, i think critically important state senator dave cortez, he who represents a largesouth bay, says that the legislation was created in response to the vta shooting in san jose back in 2021, the deadly shooting at a home depot in pleasanton back in april. and the recent death of banko brown in san francisco. he believes the new rules could save lives. >> these are all things that take down. i think incidents of violence that we're in everyday work places limited, but will take it down right now. it's hard to make a mistake in terms trying to the temperature in the incidents of workplace violence. >> the bill now heads to the state assembly were cortez. he says he's confident the legislation will pass and then move on to the governor's desk in san jose. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> next, dolly parton is breaking records yet again. details on her latest guinncoun icon dolly parton is still work and guinness world's record now saying. >> but the star took home 3 new records and cemented her legendary status. they have just awarded ali longest span of number one hits

shows he's listening because some of the people pushing for this are people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, a congresswoman from new york, and several other progressive congress people. i want to ask you about something the president just said. he said the court interpreted the constitution wrong in this case. and i'm sure he probably feels that way about several other cases this week. this is coming at a time when there is growing distress from the american people in the court. that's no secret. a poll from september of last year showed 47% of adults expressed some trust in the supreme court. that's a 20-point drop. that number is actually pretty high when you look at compared to congress, for example. but it's a drop for this court. this week was really a conservative court drawing a big line in the sand here. >> this is so definitely a 6-3 court. and i've been saying the difference between a 5-4 conservative majority and a 6-3 one is much more than one vote. this is a very empowered conservative majority. and chief justice john roberts did something interesting in this decision that sor

you know, the bills, i think critically important state senator dave cortez, he who represents a large portion of the south bay, says that the legislation was created in response to the vta shooting in san jose back in 2021, the deadly shooting at a home depot in pleasanton back in april. and the recent death of banko brown in san francisco. he believes the new rules could save lives. >> these are all things that take i think incidents of violence that we're in everyday work places limited, but will take it down right now. it's hard to make a mistake in terms trying to the temperature in the incidents of workplace >> the bill now heads to the state assembly were cortez. he says he's confident the legislation will pass and then move on to the governor's desk. all right, back live. now. that is the very latest here in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you for that live report. >> let's talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. and wow, it looks pretty overcast and big gray out there. sounds like a good opportunity to

state senator dave cortez says senate bill 553 is another step in the fight against workplace violencesigned to require employee hours to provide active shooter training to workers, keep a log of all violent incidents in the workplace, and allow companies to petition for workplace violence restraining orders on behalf of an employee. what we're seeing in the bill is it's not okay for an employer to take a rank and file worker, somebody whose job is really something else, a reporter, for example, and say, hey, you know, if there's an intruder, we're going to deputize you to be the one to intervene. you know, people get hurt and oftentimes killed that way. in april, 25 year old blake moss was shot and killed when he tried to prevent a woman from stealing from a home depot in pleasanton about two weeks later, 24 year old banko brown was shot and killed after a scuffle with a security guard in a san francisco walgreens. still over 50 organizations, including the california retailers association don't support the bill. this bill goes way too far. number one, where i think it will open the d

to those that sprayed me about california lawmakers are considering a bill by state senator dave cortez he that would prohibit companies from acquiring their employees to directly confront shoplifters. >> her testimony was so heartbreaking. she did a strong thing and maybe she will enact change. truck a pair of san francisco leaders are pushing a proposal to ban guns from what they call sensitive places. supervisor catherine stephani in city attorney david hsu defined hospitals, places of worship, movie theaters, parks and grocery stores. >> allowing people to farms in plic rors creas thnumb of ople thatcoulcay struck down by gun violence. ask like other human situations. someone talking on the phone in a movie theater. someone playing loud music at a gas station. >> the proposal comes after a violent week in the city. nine people were hurt in a shooting in the mission district on friday and the next day three people were shot at a nightclub. >> yesterday there was a shootout near the park in bernal heights. witnesses told mission local and suv pulled up and someone inside shot at a man

sergeyev, er, kuyunu, director of 11 consulting company a-95, thank you for this, and what about us , cortezanother hour ahead of us, in which we will talk about why russia spreads er, disinformation on the topic black transport-transportology regarding ukraine and we will also talk about political and historical matters, so stay with us as a project partner, healthy vision glofix glofix protection and maintenance of the sharpness of your vision, the feeling of visual impairment, discomfort in the eyes, sensitivity to bright light, this is possible precursors of cataracts and glaucoma and the way out is glaufix to protect and maintain visual acuity glaufix is ​​11 effective components to protect your eyes glaufix sharp vision forever according to the who, about 285 million people around the world suffer from visual impairment, of which 39 million are affected by blindness annually the number of blind people increases by 1-2 million ago it turns out that every 5 seconds one person on earth loses his sight in ukraine accurate official statistics on the number of people with visual impairments

cortez is kind of due to the doors captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniels practically massacring the local population. following them, francisco pizarro is gun case. the doors destroyed the inca empire as a result of spanish aggression. the ancient maya civilization collapse, suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased 16 times from 25 till one and a half 1000000 people from keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible bloody stains in the history of the european colonial empires. the vento is attachments also to punch in another punitive action by the nazis best known as the holocaust of bullets. the this terrifying footage was captured by german soldiers during mass executions of the jewish population. an ext uh from a gentleman offices will have to 2 days ago. i participated in a mass execution my hands show

well i well, but, but, but alexandra, you have, you know, as sandy cortez a o. c. you know, she came to washington on an anti war platform and she bowed for every single defense bill. okay. i'm to, i'm tired of these people here. there's no, they're not the solution there. the problem, jeremy, i want to go back to you and something that it's been, it's been discussed here. i was henry and i'll do a lot of really good things here because it seems to me that mainly the, the west really wants to push a timeline here know ceasefire. of course, they don't, they want to keep it going, but they need, they need something. but what, what this is all about revealing change and russia and they're not getting anywhere in that regard right now. so they may take some very bold step steps. i don't know what they are, but victoria knew and is a risk taker. go ahead, jeremy. you have to agree with that assessment. yeah, it was, it was telegraphed in a rand corporation report on balancing russia. they basically outlined their strategy and the goal over jean change, and i think, you

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we will continue to fight and no matter what this cortez, nothing can be -- can deprive us of what we call our race conscious future, the feature that students deserve because affirmative action is that a handout, it is not even a hand up. it is what students deserve when they bring their whole selves to the table. we have to be clear about what this case is not about. there are a lot of folks out there predicting and saying the sky is falling and now no school can engage in any type of race conscious admissions. they are saying businesses cannot pursuit diversity, equity and inclusion programs. we had to dispel those myths. we are healed -- here to give the critical advice but this is not a moment for retreat. we are under attack from all sides. the opponents that we are facing are not just anti-woke, they are anti-vote and anti-opportunity and counter majoritarian. this is a time where we need a whole of society approach. i was heartened to see -- here president biden speak about continuing the fight. we call upon higher education to revisit its own stance and look and relief becaus

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main stories are us federal cortez on sealed an indictment against former us president donald trump detailing so if you 7 charges relating to them is handling of classified documents. according to the indictment, those documents have to tell them i sensitive us ministry seekers. getting information on the us nuclear program, potential domestic vulnerabilities in the event of an attack. this was revealed ours off to 2 lawyers for trump resigned. trump that says that he's been summoned to appear in court in miami, on tuesday today, an indictment was unsealed. charging donald j trump, with felony violations of our national security laws, as well as participating in a conspiracy to disrupt justice. this indictment was voted by a grand jury and citizens in the southern district of florida, 9, but everyone to read it full to understand the scope and the gravity of the crimes charged the island. so she has moved from washington. this indictment really is very difficult for, for donald trump. it must make very difficult reading for his legal team as well. it alleges that the documents that he held in

cortez masto: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: as we know,this sat someday marks the one-year anniversary of the day the united states supreme court decided to overturn half a century of precedent on a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. i appreciate the remarks of my colleague from rhode island andal of my colleagues that are here today. when they made this decision, it went against the 70% to 80% of americans who believe that this decision should be made by a woman and her family and her doctor and not by politicians. as a result, as we predicted that day, women across the country are at the mercy of a patchwork of state laws governing their ability to access reproductive care. in states like texas, women have been forced to carry pregnancies for days after learning that their baby would not survive, because their doctors can't legally provide care unless their life is at risk. and then there was the heartbreaking story about the 10-year-old girl in ohio who had to go to indiana to get an abortion aft

federal cortez until that indictment against for me you as president donald trump, detailing so if you 7 charges relating to them is handling of classified documents . according to the indictment those documents, you can tell the most sensitive us ministry seekers getting information on the us nuclear program, potential domestic vulnerabilities in the event of an attack. this was revealed ours off to 2 lawyers for trump.

witnesses, how reports at high levels of police and military activity and emotions. capital the police cortez was seen a scolding motor vehicles near the kremlin in the early hours of sunday morning. the situation in moscow remains calm, but security is being tightened as a precaution, as always, will keep you updated on this developing storm. meanwhile, in the ukrainian capital, new video footage circulating on social media reports and the shows debris from an ad defend system hitting an apartment building in key of the cities may have. it's all the eclipse comb says that these are the consequences of an era and the operation of an ad defense system. but now to ukrainian types on a residential area and don't boss by one. civilian has been killed. another wounded in case lay to strike on the done yet republic. all teeth are on the cost of brings us the details. a maria problem that was sleeping in her bed when that ukrainian shell struck her house. this is where she was sleeping right at this place. this right took place that around uh, 4 pm. you can see bullet holes right here or, or rather

cortez by surprise. now we're on the stand this scale, and unfortunately we need to, we need to accept this scale will be extremely traumatic for all of us. yeah, presumably it's not cold war by the rest of the government in special military operations, because if the russians really wanted to take your grand tomorrow, they'd use that croft and mass casualties and that would be a war. so let's get on to western europe then because if i was standing, use it for drinking the cool district and things as strategic for any of a rush. it is a you from your vantage point and you talk to c o is i've seen you and, well, the st. petersburg is coming up. you've spoken to all these sorts of people. as far as you can see, is that you bankrupting itself a germany now in recession. we don't know how much poverty we'll kill people in western europe because jeremy's, the powerhouse or of the economy in europe let alone how many died because of node stream because of the cold and the higher energy prices and the function

well, that would fit alexandra and you have, you know, as sandy cortez a o. c. you know, she came to washington on an anti war platform and she bowed for every single defense bill. okay. i'm to, i'm tired of these people here. there's no, they're not the solution there. the problem, jeremy, i want to go back to you and something that it's been, it's been discussed here. i was under, so i'll do a lot of really good things here because it seems to me that mainly the, the west really wants to push a timeline here. no ceasefire. of course, they don't, they want to keep it going. but they need, they need something, but when, when this is all about revealing change and russia and they're not getting anywhere in that regard right now. so they may take some very bold step steps. i don't know what they are, but victoria knew and is a risk taker. go ahead, jeremy. you have to agree with that assessment. yeah, it was, it was telegraphed in a rand corporation report on balancing russia and they basically outlined their strategy and go over team change. and i think, you know

as of the police, cortez was seen in scolding military vehicles near the kremlin in the early hours of saturday morning, as well to follow all the latest developments of the russian military group baldness with 1000000000 and much more. do you feel free to check out all websites, all the adults, the, even on to all the news now to just use the president's has said the international monetary funds, conditions for providing financial aid to the country, threatened civil peace. i made the remarks during a meeting with the organizations moneys and direct to impart on thursday, the president of the republic made it clear that the am as conditions by providing financial support to janasia, unacceptable, because they would affect civil piece, which has no price. the president of the republic stressed that he would not accept a single drop of blood being said. now to see it has been insults with the math over balance for months. now, i can also be twins. $22.00, the 2 sides agreed on alone for the countries present to refuse to sign the bill. and it would, it gives us the bait all the to the,

have you know, as sandy cortez a o. c. you know, she came to washington on an anti war platform and she bowed for every single defense bill. okay. i'm to, i'm tired of these people here. there's no, they're not the solution there. the problem, jeremy, i want to go back to you and something that it's been, it's been discussed here. i was under, so i'll do a lot of really good things here because it seems to me that mainly the, the west really wants to push a timeline here know ceasefire. of course they don't, they want to keep it going, but they need, they need something. but when, when this is all about revising change and russia and they're not getting anywhere in that regard right now. so they may take some very bold step steps. i don't know what they are, but victoria knew and is a risk taker. go ahead, jeremy. you have to agree with that assessment. yeah, it was, it was telegraphed in a rand corporation report on balancing russia and they basically outlined their strategy and go over team change. and i think, you know,

cortez was seen a school thing, ministry vehicles, music from the in the hours of sunday morning. so you can follow all the latest developments of the russian mitchell group, bonus rebellion, and of course, much more on our website oxy. don't pump meanwhile, over in the ukranian capital video footage circulating on social media reports and he shows debris from an ad defend system after it's still kind of palm and building in the cities may have it's all the clips goes as the incident was paused by an operating era announce ukrainian side on a residential area in don't boss where one the civilian has been killed and one wounded and he has a late to strike on the done yet. script public is all teaser on the cost of with more details. a maria problem that was sleeping in her bed when that ukrainian shell struck her house. this is where she was sleeping right at this place. this tray took place there around uh, 4 pm. you can see that holes right here, or rather shrapnel holes from multiple launch rockets system shows, chief survives miraculously, or please have a nice at the time of t

meeting of the us congress on thursday. 3 progressive democrats, the house alexandria, across the cortez receipts to leap. and a lot of people have announced a boy called the address that are accusing many violating religious freedom in india. heavy fighting resumed in these evenings capital call to months around thing every is on wednesday, within minutes of an end to a 3 day truce. the army says that made some games in on demand, again see power, military rapids support forces. meanwhile, the warning signs of supposedly being holding talks inside the rapier to agree on a new sci fi for the holiday lights in the months the you and says it's been able to deliver 15 tons of humanitarian aid to saddam over the last month, including 50 truckloads within the 1st 2 days of the ceasefire, cost of a helper has moved from puts it on of the it's been a tough journey for these people. they spend days on the road braving but it to check points, find dates and on villages. the find the lead made it to board, so then for a final trip to re unite with their loved ones income and as well. so that that

policy by the ruling. conservative party was unlawful or just in the last hour, brazil's top electro cortez adjourned. the trial of former president j, you are both in r for abuse of power. now the trial is examining both scenarios, comments in 2022. when he cast doubts on brazil's electronic voting machines ahead of the presidential election. if convicted, boston, our could be barred from running for public office for up to 8 years. also in a row, isn't that the court wasn't that the court today? however, speaking to alex, is here as monica. yet again in rio de janeiro, he address concerns that his comments had led supporters to storm government buildings earlier this year. lots of amazon or in the us. there was a january 6 capital uprising that wait a lot against trump, but then there was new information. the same thing here in brazil, when the images of a guy wearing a t shirt and toppling over a clock were shown, the world fell on my head. later we saw someone from presidential security, letting invaders and something suspicious happen. they want to pin and attempted to one myself and t

of the leaders of france and germany urge kosovo to hold new local elections, ethnic status, boy cortez the 1st paul in a demonstration against the appointment of ethic albanian mass savvy as president products on the beach. it shows cool for demonstrations in northern cost of a to remain peaceful is cost of all accounts of pump fuel cell. osmani also took part, and the summit for the leads is ignored. each other on the read copies of the very reluctant to be to try and look for jeron to all think survey. do this past will try the samsung products calmly and peacefully. when they said it was increasing is full of fast and strong mission in northern costs. very often, dozens of peace keepers and protests as will hurt us and come from patients. on monday, i separated caspell costello's present employment and said that the open to the idea of new elections. but legal processes must be followed, but they may be faced with the same dynamic. if ethnic says in the notes of course, or decide to boy the next round of elections, there was being the same position as they are in no. meanwhile, tens

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