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and it helps you remember who you are and what really matters. >> reporter: dawson says that she's useday for family holiday expenses, as well as some unexpected car repairs. she's also saving money to move her family to a bigger home d to go back to college and finish her degree in social work. she hopes to have a career in education or srt an organization to help young people deal with challenges similar to those she herself faced. >> i wanted to get an organization set up that would be designed for teenagers, once they graduate school, preferably females, to help them have somewhere to go, to stay, if they don't have nowhere to go. and that will provide them somewhere to stay and to help them get on their feet. >> reporter: since magnolia mother's trust began three years ago, several of its former participants have been able to purchase homes or move into market rate rental properties. aisha nyandoro says that the program is proof of the beneficial effects of a guaranteed income. >> when you give people money without restrictions, they go about taking care of what it is that they nee

people were much door, a proud mama, a boy and i'm, we're wired dawson from mediate not. i'm still with now. how awesome was the count them here? what did you, what ways to need your a were she this book aaliyah you posted your motion catherine to yet that i i got got tikwa. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, with ah, we'll deal with them and get it in that i want to push what shows the customer will be will be the one you're good, i'm done. yeah. but i am willing so that people here to work. yeah, blah, mechanical, was willing to have it on their wishing group called india, leaving it that the die them below. which is why should you, when you don't wish to come down, you have the lawyer or i'm, what i'm legend would have done. can you believe? sure them here will will is not home where you get the more watching up over here will will specialist we're which we are going to go a little more since. because ms. neal tina, who watched with what other stuff which we yeah. wonderful. right, yeah. but you want to with dogwood point o w o you with this book. well, why don't you

let's bring in cameron dawson, chief market strategist from fieldpoint private securities.we ask is post-spin, are these assets that we would want to hold in the long-term? what do you make of the numbers? did you get an answer to that question in any way today? cameron: we think that is the really big point for ge going forward, especially if you are a longer-term investor, because post the spin, host the breakup of everything, you have to look at these individual businesses and ask yourself, do you want to own companies that are undiversified businesses, the same time that some of them will have liability overhang? so today's number to get the surprise increase in the insurance liability certainly doesn't help spark a lot of optimism about the direction going forward. in our view, we think there's probably easier ways or higher-quality ways to get similar in the markets without having to own these orphan assets that do have liability overhang. kriti: let's talk about a subsector of industrials, which is aerospace and defense, one of the major talking points right now is t

want to spend the night together and maybe really become sexually active, then that's the limit. dawson had off the kind of i hope of and before who, who realised that. so before what fears did they have them? what negative consequences do they see and to people growing closer here, chrome and how can we allay those fears from him? and how can we support the people who live here so that maybe they can even conduct such discussions without needing us as moderators from chrome reports long? no, dear legal guardian coin under whose blanket i fall asleep to night is none of your concern. america's horde, arm bunch novel. that doesn't mean the organization isn't involved at all. as are these are things aligns we're left and it's not as if we leave them on their own and say, okay, we'll leave you to it in the off of your experiences. and if they're bad ones, that's your problem, but i'm done. so we want to assist them k before and so they can find people with whom they'll be happy and get along on that indirectly, somebody that would live in chron with lars and fiance tech love. that approach

matt: chester dawson talking about honda.ndary in raising, but no name is more legendary in racing and andretti. andretti acquisition is a spac led by michael andretti himself, opened up today in a $200 million ipo. the company is seeking a target in, no surprise, the mobility sector. let's bring in michael alongside his co-ceo bill sandbrook, who i learned grew up across the street from him and ran u s concrete. michael, let me ask you about what kind of purchase plans you are thinking about with this money. it is a sizable stake. i wonder if maybe you are looking to buy a new f1 teeam with the-- team with the incredible popularity with the new netflix series. michael: we are not looking into the racing space, we are looking into the mobility space. this is separate from andretti sports. not to say that andretti autosport holding supported, if there is a way that we can, in our experience with the ev space. there is still a lot of team could bring to this. but it doesn't have anything to do with the racing. jon: matt made th

my know so yeah, it would mean that they pay it needs a locally dawson, if not the seller will sell a lot, but the yellow it brought the sheila put them on. okay. and they brought that sheila will be on with blood or jacket ball. okay, let 'em like brought that in a give us a call to maria. 43. i'm going to come in at the volleyball, i. e, a letter at the bottom of the well, now i will pay hillary on esteem. have to transport the dynamite to the mining triangle up an answer. it's a 420 kilometer journey. on the curb was the toys he bowed rose like bad on that, but i think that those how what i do. yeah. you know, i think going from an empathy for many of the but danny ma marianna with the threat of attack by criminal guns. that's an extra level of race, as does the need to navigate carefully between 420 kilometers of potholes. nicaragua gained independence from colonial spain in 1821, and became the richest and most prosperous country in central america. but occupation by the united states, a dictatorship under the some of the family revolution. i'm the controllers have put post colon

the backing of the coalition. government green through the last of the 3 year college parties to dawson is opposed to be re elected on the 13th of february for another 5 year term. so just checking with you going from all of houses of afghans are still desperate to flee the country. the taliban though are discouraging people from leaving despite this and many of those who cannot leave are doing so often with the help of relatives. broad, including here in germany, her or the united again in germany. law mina nodded. he has made it out of afghanistan with the help of her niece nuggets. yes, they own it simply. wonderful to see her here in front of me. where i had almost given up hope they we would ever manage to bring her here. it's a huge dream. come true. gore. so hold on for a foot to day. now gus is visiting her aunt mina daddy for the 1st time since her arrival in germany. minos found shelter in a refugee camp a 2 hour drive away from berlin. she's here with a 7 year old daughter at our her and her husband. the last few months have been exhausting. we never would have thought that w

phil." >> what do you say about my cancer, dawson? >> she gets me so mad i don't know how to control my anger. i'm so mad righ now. >> he once got mad and took a machete to the bedroom wall. >> you told me every other day you hope i get stage iv cancer and died. >> you said i wish i was never born. >> we feel like he's not trying. >> you're not trying. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> standby. we'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. ♪ ♪

she knows all the restless statistics by heart, which it is more than he could he or might the se dawson, hamilton, often it buried in her collection. she also had some re gems yoke, was eleanor capable of peggy there. so what i'd say was considered a guinea. i did that. it doesn't matter how got it. they thought kick with are beneath or how to hold the say you was there, her ged, obviously she macros passion for sumo started young from the age of 5. she hasn't missed a tournament. ah, every summer, the best sumo wrestlers on the scene, 2 of the major japanese city to day macro and her mother traveled 3 hours by train to osaka in the center of japan. even though it's a friendly competition, it's sold out. ah, the tournament begins with an opening ceremony. a bowl before every match, a series of rituals must be performed in one, whistler's hit the ground with his feet to ward off evil spirits. they are funny from a small villa i have there or cell for got it, kill me, i needs and it's got me that the of them is it, it court because even there to come on thought he says like, aren't in the

he lived in apartment there just a few blocks away and he and dawson, they would all come to our house and we would do the sessions and i would just talk to them about the world at large so they would know. there could be much more to their lives than what existed on the site of charleston. so that to me was the backdrop to this great vision that you have any still hold onto with the international african american museum, not the charleston african-american museum or an african american museum but international african-american museum because it talks about how charleston fits into the international scope of things in the kinds of things that i was trying to teach. and by the way, they were never tied from the big-time attorney on wall street, he used to be the general counsel for the american express. that's what but that's not what we are here to talk about today. >> one thing and we will get to the museum quickly but when the congressman, when you lost the election in 1970, newly elected if governor john west to was a fellow student. saw james clyburn's character in the way that he

it is more than he could he or might the se dawson, hamilton wasn't it buried in her collection? she also has some re gems your causal and law capable of heavy they're. so what day was that? keiko citizen guinea. i did thought it was in idaho. got it. they thought giggled by beneath who had to hold the sale of their diggity. obviously, she macros passion for. sumo started young from the age of 5, she hasn't missed a tournament. every summer, the best sumo wrestlers on the scene, 2 of the major japanese city to day macro and her mother travelled 3 hours by train towards sancho in the center of japan. even though it's a friendly competition, it's sold out. ah, the tournament begins with an opening ceremony. a o. before every match, a series of rituals must be performed in one, whistler's hit the ground with their feet to ward off evil spirits. they are funny from a small villa i have there or cell for got it, kill me, that eats and it's got me that the of them is it it or because even there to come on thought this isn't like aren't in there. so it will cover guy in the home legacy

was like one of you feel awful, toiling kim on dawson with some boy and i'm with my daughter. um we did not. i'm still with no harsh was the count them here. what did you, what ways to need your a rescue or mediators? yes, you will see this book aaliyah. you posted your machine catherine to yet that i am. i got got the cwa ah, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it tree that even foundation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk who this isn't an often. oh, even so children have been cared for at the fun. i my, my mom with when i should. he's good. i should go michelle, in the middle of a man is violet. my mom is violet that dana mom. yes. a oh oh oh and we'll be able to go with it and that i want to put a will be a good. i'm done. yeah. opinion when you told them that people here to work? yeah, blah jenika was village enough around there. oh, it's a wishing group called india leaving out that the day

some boy and i'm, we're wired dawson from mediate. not. i'm still with. no one was the count them here. what did you with way to lead your to you a really issue you were to this book aaliyah. you posted your motion catherine to yet that i am i got the cwa ah, ah, ah, this isn't an orphanage. even so children have been cared for at the finance house . i have come about my much mama, a nice many goals, which only we don't nation. i shannon is violet. my mom is violet that dana mom with i me okay. allow me a couple hour lunch me, i'm gonna use a lunch. i can only yeah, bear with me on the discussion panel shuster. i can learn demon theme. i enjoy. oh, the wrong one, i'll just don't hold any new world. yes. to shape out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. as we continue looking at the air and review in the year ahead, bringing in the all star desks from all over the world. we've got a great one today, stacy, it's charles hugh smith. oh, of to mind that con

rob dawson, fox news.ld's number one men's tennis player in australia, the 10 hour standoff at the airport over his vaccine status. will novkovic should be allowed to play at the should be allowed to play at the open. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. his covid-19 vaccination status . the serbian tennis champ is currently confined to an immigration detention hotel in melbourne. as william launch reports, djokovic is awaiting a judge's decision on whether he'll be allowed to stay to compete in the australian open. no love for no that. djokovic tennis superstar locked in a legal

she'll toiling gym on dawson with boy, and then we have our daughter from mediate. not. i'm still with know how she was the count them here. what did you, what ways to need your a mediators issue? were she this book aaliyah you posted your motion catherine? to knew that my i got got the cwa ah, ah, the road is driven by dreamer shaped bank thinkers are those with dares sinks. we dare to ask who they are it states, we have to be rich to be able to afford enzyme and fun and luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes, so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how they can choose their customers and dump a sick so also they can satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should have to see what i saw. so if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decision and determine to get to with 10 who dies to me. that's just getting away with murder. mm hm. wi

she'll toiling jim on dawson with some boy and then we wide doors and um, we did not. i'm street in which came to town. he's now house on was the count on your did your with way to need your to you proper mother back here from a little rescue or media issue. you were she this book aaliyah. you posted your motion catherine to new. i'm that i am, i can't tikwa. ah, ah, ah christmas the traditional yuletide holiday this year, making this traditional with a special christmas guide. mm. christmas tolerance diversity guide. we all know that christmas is a family holiday. so make sure all your parents are properly numbered. i this year follow the agenda that make us no woman hence denise. no man. or even better. let us new person decide for themselves. ah, ah, ah, now gifts no don's auto repair your children for the brave new world. and remember, diversity is not at i o is no longer an appropriate costume. this is appropriation, zoological appropriation oh, offensive to the des community. mm hm. and obviously santa lo has to be cancelled. i because he is a whitish gender male

the slightest health concern, the canines are not allowed to race for why yahoo garcia to medically dawson, you know, i don't see any signs of animal cruelty in this discipline. that is for one simple reason. what if you just look at the dogs, i get all excited and play around together. they run really fast at beginning and give it their all. i just want to run something or easy, get it here in the winter sport resort. piss evelyn, please. stage 6 is about to get started. the lucas group spends 30 kilometers with the starting and finish line in the same place. says flint, her assistance, harnessing the excited dogs. ah, and half lego does not holding back these dogs. leg holder you see is considered an extremely tough race covering a distance, an altitude of 12000 meters. the sport is also physically demanding for the mushers. they have to stick to the defined route and lay into the curves with the dogs. when they go up hill, the much the spur, the dogs on going downhill. they break. it takes us about 2 hours to finish the stage coming in 6th. i very happy they were running good. i have a

one of the bigger categories, outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture with rosario dawson vanessa hudgens presented live on instagram. so as go ahead and take it >> so exciting. don't look up. >> leonardo dicaprio scored an ama long side. jennifer lawrence, cate blanchett, jonah hill and timothy but leo told us there was one cast mate and fellow nominee that really left awestruck as soon as a young woman by the name of meryl streep walked on to set. i mean, all of us are on our toes she's just a marvel pushing these snow, but good time to take out the lady gaga jared leto driver. now pitino are not for their work in house of gucci. >> i had to get a bump because of gaga has very coachable line. >> from are and house people shouted at me when i'm on stage all the time in vegas of the lake in thu middle of a really serious on anna, some of gulf. >> he gets on the company. good. thank of the nominees include jamie dornan and dame, judi dench for belfast, marlee, matlin and amelia jones is cota and will smith in the cast of king. richard, i had secretly in my mind felt that i

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: a landmark since the '70s, and these days there aren't many of those, or anything else, left in dawsonst time i had any normalcy to my life. >> reporter: now they're elbow to elbow with recovery crews from out of town. >> and they sit with people they've never seen and don't know and don't care. >> reporter: but on this day, the diner is filled with regulars. >> the special was wonderful. >>> well, thank you. >> reporter: it became clear that this place is about something more. >> when my wife died, i started losing weight. and i've been thinking about those vegetables you have tonight. >> reporter: today ms. becky may be this town's real special. >> i think if you feed somebody, you help them, you make them feel better. it is a form of love. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health insurance and for way less than we thought was possible. the kids' doctor and dental check-ups are free, and i get screenings for my cholesterol and my blood pressure. don't ge

probably he ala these as an old fat kiss in dawson. and i often see things like this of thea, an unkindness on asking us this hen must have been in a lot of pain as my ha, oh sh manslaughter. oh, to day lisa young is at the state owned franken housing farm. a training and research site that belongs to the university of castle. she's researching organic chickens for the future. the animals do more than produce eggs. they're also like little lab assistance. and these are no hybrid animals. their dual use chickens yielding both eggs and meat. dealing and this in vinegar, they don't lay quite as many excess, conventional commercial, hybrid or more like 240 instead of 300 a year and gigs up to kyle not. and since they lay few ag capitals, they have fewer sternum fractures, skimming as i allies. ah, these hands are fortunate. not only do they enjoy top rate production conditions, but they also have roosters in their stalls. the males eat a lot yet have little market value. what a luxury and affinity you signed roosters almost exclusively on

there is dawson jibari, they're reporting live from moscow door. somebody thinks, dude it with an he is al, from al serra still to come on the program, a shot from space. north korea's latest miss. our launch puts us tariff re within striking distance. growing gas worries tension with russia may push europe to look for new energy suppliers. at a celebration worth waiting for. rafael nadal enjoys the spoils of his victory. his history making victory. father will be here with that a little later. this was ah, the u. k. government says the prime minister boris johnston has received an update held the reported to lockdown gatherings held at his residence. some of its findings will be with withheld because of a separate police investigation into the reported rules breaches. johnson is expected to make a statement later on monday he's faced calls to resign. let's go live now to london out there as paul brennan is outside number 10, downing st. paul. the prime minister then has received an update on su grays report . what does an update mean? well, an upd

after standing in what used to be downtown mayfield and after walking through what used to be dawson springs, after seeing the devastation, i think we should all be changed people. let us spend this legislative session focused on bettering the lives of our people. let's focus on restoring and rebuilding lives and buildings in western kentucky. let's focus on reducing the number of children are seniors who go to bed now -- hungry every night. its focus on bringing healing and recovery to those struggling with opioid and addiction issues. let's focus on making sure kids are getting the best education. let's work together to support our work force, to fill the jobs coming our way and let's make sure that this incredible economic momentum reaches every corner of the commonwealth and every neighborhood in all of our cities. let's not devolve into anger, division, bitterness, or hate ever again. >>[applause]. we have been called to be better people. and, we should be. scripture further guides us, let us not become weary of doing good, for the proper time, we will reap the harvest if we do

he's own dawson, the country is up so much better than this other i don't believe continuing to offer series of questions which he knows will be fully addressed. oh boy, he's wasting, he's wasting new time. he's wasting people's time. this is because he continues to be completely irrelevant to be delivered while they did that and we, we vaccinated. well, they vacillated, mister speaker. well, of course kissed alma hasn't gotten off scot free either. as back in the heights of the pandemic, he too was photographed eating and ranking in a constituency office. in darville, though, he is refusing to apologize saying there's nothing wrong with having a drink with your dinner and says, this is boris johnson's attempt to sort of shift the focus away from his own political scandal. which of course, or as johnson really is embroiled in, obviously this comes as pressure is mounting on the prime minister to resign. but he can also be forced out as well by members of parliament. in fact, 20 tory m p 's. they all met up just yesterday to discuss the future of boris johnson and several now have publ

you of the main nearest the saw police in kazakhstan is largest city of massey, so they've killed dawson's appliances of the last 24 hours. protests began over a fuel price hike. spreaded a wide spread violence on the west. u. s. president joe biden, as described, his predecessor, donald trump, was a threat to democracy. on the 1st anniversary of the rise on capitol hill. the chaos was triggered by unsubstantiated claims of food, of food, in the 2020 presidential election of cambodia as prime minister whom senate holding talks with me. i was military rulers and a bid to resolve the ongoing civil unrest triggered by lost his crew. opponents are concerned that the meeting will legitimize the military job. with the director general of the world health organization says the all the tron, very under cobit 19, should not be categorized as mild because it's still poses a significant threat to health systems. just like previous variance, ami krohn is hospitalized seeing people and it's killing people. in fact, the soon i me of cases is so huge and quick that it is all over whelming health systems

thursday and we have done, now we are up to a total of 30 pets that we rescued from the streets of dawson springs and mayfield, kentucky. >> reporter: the only thing better than finding the animals is he's able to place one of them into the arms of a grateful family. >> it just gives me pure feeling that i am going to continue to strive to repeat for the rest of my life. >> reporter: if he succeeds from the ashes of a single disaster, hopefuls for victims of future ones. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> that's beautiful. it's 7:27. we have much more for you on "today in the bay," a covid outbreak at a school district, their emergency responds come back. students and teachers were all infected. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me pe

little bit. glancing up so far to get among girl from the tent, he taught it demolished to him by dawson, and the rest, as they say, is history. i'm stephanie decker, and welcome to berlin. when the borders opened, at present in the city with a whole new world of opportunities and also to the people who lived here and now was 32 years on the german capital continues its process of transformation. it's city that's been described by many as being in a forever state, becoming an adverbial. and perhaps that's what makes it the pulsating city. it is today forever marked by the crashing dogmas, the east and west represented in every neighbourhood in its public space in the way the city has been expanding, gentrifying and within its world renowned street art. the wall may have come down, but the decades of polarizing ideologies and policies that it represented had been harder to break down. what is berlin to day and has a barrier that this war created been broken? is there still, and he's versus west on this edition of talked to al jazeera in the field will be exploring berlin's identity will b

all right, thanks so much. dawson jabar that update hail from the perspective from moscow. we've been following developments in the un security council, which is holding this need prevent this girl pharmacy attentions on the ukrainian border with russia. it's half past the hour and that to catch up with some of the stories breaking around the wolf, british prime minister orest johnson has once again said, sorry, after findings from an investigation into parties of his official residence during lock downs, were made public a report by senior civil servant says there's been serious failures to observe the standards expected of senior government officials. johnson told them piece, he accepts all the reports, findings, i get it and i will fix it. oh, i won't too soon to the people of this country. i know what the issue is. yes, it whether these government can be trusted to deliver and i say to speak, i guess we can see if we can be trusted to deliver. we said that we would get ready to do mrs. vega and we do all the countries opposition? leader said johnson had insulted the pub

so these that use this and then the men of the charges are being committed by dawson city. so we, we are not surprised, but we, we have areas that, that you know, one of the leaders of the, our county, i kept away from s and all of the people are now attack and who had been killed the lease. we are very central. tell us about the conditions under which this trial took place yet now is like the 3 more charges, of course, like i one is like she as she is found with i want to talk to you. so this is like i, she's preaching the import and export law. and also like there's also the electric trans transition. not that you break. and also like, you know, this, the, the natural disaster management. so these are the 3 laws that, you know, they have got this new child just for 40 years. so now she with 30 or 6 years in total. but there are many other, many other charges against her. so they might want to get that she may be a 100 years. so that is very, very intentional and will that she's already, i'm 70 years old so she can live with this kind of a very true academic and from them.

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one can always find mutual acceptable solutions, beachy dawson, jabari has more from moscow. russia's patience with the actions of the west is done. basically it's run out. it's come to an end. he said, that's all communications channel with the you are not closed, very strong words from the foreign minister. he also said that russia believes that nato and the u. s. will use will build up troops alongside its borders in the coming months and use the tensions with ukraine as an excuse to do so. the foreign minister said, that's really, they're just waiting for a response from nato about their proposal, and that they will not wait forever. the russians have made it very clear that they will decide when the time is right for them to take action, and that they will not indefinitely wait for a response. in the meantime, we've also heard from the spokesperson of president, lot of me putting on thursday, who also highlighted the fact that this week has really not been as successful one in terms of coming to any kind of a resolution about where to go forward from this point, of course, the ru

let's bring in al jazeera dawson jabari in moscow. for his doors, i imagine russia keeping a close eye on what's happening in kiev ahead of a meeting between our foreign ministers. take lovegrove and the u. s. secretary said on friday. certainly i, we just heard from the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pascall, who said that friday's meeting between the 2 men are extremely important for this country. and that the agenda is already clear for the russian foreign minister who will be travelling there. on friday, this sentiment comes, as russia has said, that they absolutely have no entrusting invading ukraine. and the rhetoric coming out of washington is simply not true. regardless, they are carrying on their military drills alongside the border with ukraine. and they say that this is well within their right to do so. at any given time. they russians have also moved troops. i to bellow roof where they will be carrying out a joint military exercise with that country in february for 10 days. and they said that all this is done as part of them,

any breakthrough. russian troops have been gathering near the border, racing fears of an invasion dawson jabari reports from moscow. his is what russia says is within its sovereign right to do hold military drills in the southwestern region, neighboring ukraine. yeah, yeah. these drills were held on wednesday, as representatives of russia and nato met in brussels for talks of security. the 1st in nearly 3 years. since late last year, the west has been concerned by russia building up a force of nearly 100000 soldiers near ukraine, demanding that washington pledge never to let you crane joined a 30 member of military alliance or expanded eastwards, appoint the united states, refuses to accept and at the opening session of the world's biggest security conference, the organization for security and cooperation in europe. a star warning from the incoming chairman, the risk of war in v o. c area is now greater than ever before. in the last 30 years for several weeks, would have been phased to have a possibility of emergent american, an escalation in eastern europe. while the polish foreign mini