whether it is his lover, his girlfriend, not only once but twice, and he is denying it. me on, man. it is on record. when there is a record, you cannot deny it. host: aside from candidate walker, what do you think about character overall when considering who to vote for? caller: well, all i know is, like, i am going to vote democrat because they care. they care about the american people. i mean, people that have, like, cancer or diabetes, like, they are paying $30 or less for once, and the republicans just want to pay like $2000 or more. it is common sense. that dude from florida -- i am not talking about the dude right now in charge, the other one, looks like skeletor, the skinny one. host: that is from florida. washington journal highlights a republican under scandal, perhaps the most knowledge of situation is a republican of did mis-c -- of tennessee in 2012, revealed to have emerged a mistress who had an abortion, among other messy problems. that person is still in the congress a decade later. but the margin of victory that year was just 12 points, despite a heavily c

denis. that's it with her eyes. very similar to denis. ween people. it’s just , well, denis is offended that such a situation has turned out, but the child looks very much like a girl. i think it's a child. denis you know, i would also like to support tatyana denis and alexei as the future, i still think, yes, that this is the future uncle, because you really need to turn the page. there are people to live for. there is someone to make plans for the future. and even if suddenly the family will somehow be against it. i think time will pass when they see their granddaughters, when they see that you are a wonderful family. and, of course, parents will support you, because we parents want the best for our children. and if you are happy, i will be happy, and your parents, and you yourself denis admit that from it seems that you are not your brother, but someone else. no, i don't allow it. i think i'm father alexei and you i thought that also denis's father is ready to know the truth ready. i invite our expert in forensic medicine, candidate of

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and the fact that russia denies it is no proof at all. russia has denied many things. why why is it likely? i think it helps russia right now in its main goal to create fear, to create fear and to destabilize the west and to break the western front supporting ukraine. that's the main goal right now and it supports this goal. so i think yes, it is very likely that russia did this. so, another move is of course, uh the referendum drive them in ukraine vladimir putin is pushing ahead with his plans to annex large parts of ukraine and these so called referendums in areas of ukraine that are controlled by russia. just his latest move, these are the images that russia wants the world to see people at polling stations exercising their right to vote and saying what he wants to hear. a anyone who doesn't want or is unable to visit a polling station will be visited by an election worker who will go to their homes to collect tir ballots. it's difficult for residents and russian controlled territories to avoid voting for some ukrainians, it became the perfect time to leave these te

lead opec plus washington says the cartel is citing with russia by helping boost oil prices. react denies, it will speak with an energy expert about a growing rift between the 2 sides. also on our show, beijing is focused on its party congress, but covert cases are rising in the background raising fears of new lock downs and planned by new zealand attacks. cow burps is giving farmers there in the junction. but there might just be another way to reduce harmful missions. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. our oil producers, lending a hand to russia. that's the accusation from washington. after the saudi led oil cartel opec plus decided to slash oil production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. not helping matters, at least from the u. s. perspective was a meeting tuesday between russian president vladimir putin and president of the united arab emirates chic mohammed bins. i had an eye on the white house. i said that in response to the opec cuts, which it says will boost russian oil revenues. it is reevaluating its relationship with saudi arabia. re odd says the decision t

i think it is likely, and the fact that russia denies it is no prove at all. russia has denied many things. why, why is it likely? i think it helps russia right now in its main goal. her to create fear, to create fear, and to destabilize the west, and to break the western front, supporting ukraine. that's the main goal right now. and it supports this goal. so i think, yes, it is very likely that russia did this. so another a move. it is, of course, or the referendum drives them in ukraine. vladimir putin is pushing ahead with his plans to annex large parts of ukraine. these so called referendums in areas of ukraine that are controlled by russia just his latest move . these are the images that russia want the world to see people at polling stations, exercising their right to vote and saying what bruton wants to hear. oh, this means a lot to us because we are russians by nature. and now i hope we will become russians for real, but we're with russia. russia is with us. one, anyone who doesn't want or is unable to visit appalling station will be visited by an election worker who will go to the

every second it seems that something will fall from her or this car will simply fall apart on the road. only at night did his fighters enter this landing . they also do not confirm or deny is not comfortable to eat from metal cans, the combat medic responds uncomfortably when the enemy counterattacks. and instead of grenades, you have a kitchen set, so they took more ammunition to the new positions, and everything else later, these are fighters of the ukrainian volunteer army, they only recently joined the army units, so their weapons are still different from the nomenclature of the armed forces of ukraine at this position we meet such an exotic browning m2 american machine gunners managed to fight from the falklands and namibia to kampuchea and vietnam 2:2 transfer 2:2 seen where does it fly and then they adjusted it to the same place, yes, a serious machine, so very palanquin, quickly returns to the headquarters to throw a little more exoticism to its fighters, not a fake. this is a real machine gun . maxim, these are the kind of fighters nestor makhno put on their wheelbarrows more than 100 years ago well, this is in the 21st century, and you already drive them in th

, we do not deny it either.er shelling the enemy positions, the fighters, well, we hide in the dugouts for company, usually the enemy is responsible very fast they are very many drones they are watching us from the sky very well what they are watching means they are afraid they are afraid so how come they are not afraid of us but today the russian artillery is probably silent already they began to save ammunition, the sherpa assumes that the soldiers are not digging in too much, they hint that they will not be here for long. and this is already another part of the front , the commander wrote to palankovy, he is rushing along the road on the old niva, which is not too familiar to him, every second it seems that something will fall from it or this vehicle will simply fall apart on the road, his soldiers entered this landing only at night. they also do not confirm or deny that this is not an attack. we still do not have plates, we will bring them to you if you ask. it is not comfortable to eat from metal plates. ja

how is it that only one side is allowed to deny the results of elections? okay. ne answers that. here's joe biden claiming that democrats don't question election results. >> this is a nation that believes in the rule of law. [applause] we do not repudiate it. this is a nation that respects free and fair elections. we honor the will of the people. we do not deny it. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: ha-ha-ha. we do not deny it. unless, of course, two weeks out from a pivotal midterm election we get the sense, based on polling, that we're about to be spanked like the babble of girls we are, and we start making excuses and planting the seats for more election denial, just as we did after donald trump won. that's exactly what's going on now, even as they try to destroy the careers and tear down the character of people who ask honest questions about the last election. that would include ron johnson, who is the senator from wisconsin, the republican, one of the very few republicans in the entire u.s. senate who's improved every year that he's served there, the opposite of

what kind of situation, first of all, i didn't deny it, and secondly, if you had already denied it, then you wouldn't have run, i would have said you'll save me, i'll save you , i'm good, you know where the israeli passport is, give it to me, i need to escape. well, how are you, like sobchak ? a few weeks ago, she was laughing and saying oh, what is that, what the hell israeli passport. i didn't do the assumption highway here, and i went to georgia and asked about the attitude of russians to ukrainians, and the georgians answered perfectly that they remember everything. well, i just think that this once again says that for these people, i think that one day we will see it again when margarita simonyan will demand an armenian passport, and by the way, she was banned, it seems in armenia. yes, such a misfortune, well, listen, this is also strange, yes, she is a human being , she is obviously armenian, and she sat down in general , some kind of aberration is happening, you know, when one people who are, let's say, ethnic russians, they don't spit in russia. needless to say, there is no stat

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the only the privacy is denied it, and the quite clearly isn't that these people are worried. now that this is in the public domain. i mean, yeah, it's, yeah, it's rather remarkable. and i think that some people find it very difficult to believe. i mean, yes, at least because this is not the kind of thing that you would commit to paper because it does constitute a great war crime. extremely great with an active terrorism kid. i mean, you know, potentially, to the bombing of the coach bridge as being an act of terrorism. not to tell me this kid. i mean, the attack never happened in the way that was outlined in this plan that you've been exposed to that you got your hands on. why do you think that is? i mean, i mean, that's large and speculation, but i think one of the things is really interesting is that yeah, it different actually in execution to watch it unfolded or the horror the over the february it was, was different. but curiously, in the hours within mere hours of, of, of the bombing on a separate membership postage stamp, immortalizing the event was released in new frenc

i don't think anyone could deny that it's been an - could deny that it's been an extraordinary day. that i cannot recall anything like this. , . , like this. unprecedented events we've seen _ like this. unprecedented events we've seen but _ like this. unprecedented events we've seen but there _ like this. unprecedented events we've seen but there was - like this. unprecedented events we've seen but there was a - like this. unprecedented events - we've seen but there was a question that liz truss is asked that she did not seem able to answer and that is why she should continue in government when she was sacking the chancellor and we heard earlier in this programme that they said she just did not answer the question about why kwasi kwarteng should go and she should stay when they develop these policies together. what is your response to that question a lot more to the point, she did not answer the question that wasn't asked. none of the four journalists who were questioning her asked her why she sacked the chancellor.— asked her why she sacked the chancellor. , . , . chancellor. given

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they mustn't deny it. the report is clear — the met�*s system for dealing with its offices is not fit for purpose. it has a systemic racial bias and misses repeat offenders. one officer had 11 complaints against him, from assault to abuse to sexual harassment. he's still in the met. parm sandhu was a chief superintendent. black and asian officers are 80% more likely to be accused of misconduct. she was one and sued for discrimination. i absolutely was targeted because of my racial background. and the fact that i had raised a misconduct issue many years before against another senior officer. and because of that, you then become targeted yourself, you become ostracised. when two police officers take photos with the dead bodies of murdered sisters nicole smallman and biba henry, then share them with colleagues, it is clear too many unsuitable officers have been allowed to stay. it is time now for change. we need that because when we are in trouble, the only people we can call are the police. and if you are not

well, in my opinion, i heard it somewhere . denis polushka is a coin. ike fifty kopecks, it is abbreviated half a ruble. it's a fifty. it's another coin. i don't remember how it stands for. well, or it's just a name, but it's 100% of coins, well, fifty kopecks, as i understand it, 50, but in any case, what should it mean from there, uh, if such a proverb is overseas tishka polushka up to the ruble transport polushka russian coin denomination of half of the money in historical written sources is also referred to as half-jinga. i hope i put the right emphasis here, so you can even see on the screen how it looks. let's move on to the eighth question. called the father of geography, and herodotus, b ptolemy c eratosthenes time. alexandra do you know the answer to the question? i think that since ageradot, it was the father of history. he could no longer be the father of geography. i’ve already staked it out for myself, which means i’ll be the father of history for two, i can’t be matvey. i think that this is how they told us about it, and i’ll also exclude i

the russians had accused the ukrainians of being responsible, but the ukrainians had vehemently denied it is unclear, according to the intelligence that the u.s. has, whether or not president zelenskyy was actually aware of this and whether he himself actually authorized this to go forward. we are learning that the u.s. intelligence community does believe and does have intelligence to suggest that elements within the ukrainian government did sign off on this. now, obviously it remains unclear what happens from here. the ukrainians have, in fact, been carrying out some successful strikes inside russia since the invasion began in february. but those have largely been contained to kind of southwestern russia and areas along the border with ukraine and russiament so this kind of strike in the heart of russia right outside moscow, a very brazen attack. it would be a significant expansion of their covert operations and one that the united states is probably a bit wary of to say the least. >> thuank you so much for the breaking news. >>> president biden is on the ground in florida. what he is pr

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the victims of actually died of smoke ventilation after a fire. officials have denied it a link to the mass protest, sweeping the country. hundreds of anti government demonstrators are being held that the prison. berlin will allow a number of afghans at risk of persecution to come to germany. the foreign and interior ministries announced that around $1000.00 afghans and their families will be granted entry. they include activists, journalists, and religious minorities with just 2 weeks to go before brazil holds a runoff. boat tenets presidential election. the 2 candidates have held their 1st one on one debate incumbent leader, shire bo sanara, exchange heated words with brazil's former present. louise had not yielded to silva . lulu won the elections 1st route with 48 percent of backed up. the trial of football star nima has started in spain. the brazilian forward, his parents and several others stand accused of lying about the cost of his transfer to barcelona. nearly a decade ago, prosecutors are asking for a 2 year jail term and 10000000 euros in pines. ford name are who is expected

elon musk is denying it.avid: categorically, elon musk -- ed: categorically, elon musk has denied he spoke directly with vladimir putin. one source said he spoke to elon musk about two weeks ago i had not planned on revealing that conversation but decided to in his own newsletter after he saw elon musk's comments on twitter about ukraine and he said that muscat told bremmer he had spoken to putin about the issue of ukraine, which was controversial. musk denied its, then went further and said he hadn't spoken to putin for 18 months, which predates the current conflict in ukraine. emily: d.j., why do you imagine musk would present the starlink issue to the public, and whether he spoke to putin and the controversy over his twitter poll in general? d.j.: i find it dumbfounding. musk got into a lot of trouble, politically as well as reputational he -- reputationally, for making this statement about russia. he got a lot of favorable press in russia, not a good thing. the timing is very bad. because it is on the hee

expected of russia here. disgraceful for the humiliating reality, he simply explodes and, as if he denies itkraine, my daughter, proactively, this is impossible. andrii andriyovich, you understand the already recorded facts by our military, they surrender themselves as prisoners when there is an opportunity, he said perfectly, therefore, we considered the return in absentia, we considered the professional russian army, they send us an amateur team, it ’s like sports. well, that’s not all. people that they are prepared find out that there are not a few weapons for them, nothing, but even this seemed small to putin, this is what i have already listed four of - these are stragraphic mistakes, this is mobilization, this is annexation, this is demand, i even have floors, this is an explosion of second-hand sales. well, maybe you said that the regime was punished . -е mobilizatsii, but he can be buried earlier, he entered into a monstrous conflict with the army, two of his dogs, not before. the unpreparedness of betrayal, and he in turn appoints this kadyrov, who claimed that his father had notice

lead opec plus washington says the cartel is siding with russia by helping boost oil prices. react denies, it will speak with an energy expert about a growing rift between the 2 sides. also on our show, beijing is focused on its party, congress. but coven cases are rising in the background, raising fears of new locked downs and plan by new zealand to tax cow. burps is giving farmers there in the junction. but there might just be another way to reduce harmful missions. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. our oil producers, lending a hand to russia. that's the accusation from washington. after the saudi led oil cartel opec plus decided to slash oil production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. not helping matters, at least from the u. s. perspective was meeting tuesday between russian president vladimir putin and president of the united arab emirates chic mohammed bid zion. and ion the white house has said that in response to the opec cuts, which it says will boost russian oil revenues. it is reevaluating its relationship with saudi arabia. re odd says the decision to cut.

and it's been denied by dod. i'd like to know a good god damn reason why it's denied. i apologize. >> don't apologize. >> i've never seen anything like this. we're like a third world country here. we had to run and evacuate the capitol. i need the okay to give the national guard. they said it was denied. i'm going to call the secretary of dod. >> more people in the senate -- >> we have the green light. >> okay. >> thank you, governor. >> virginia guard has been called in. >> i'm just talking to governor northam, he said they sent 200 state police and a unit of the national guard. >> and i want to ask you this, you know the capitol has been totally overrun -- and do you know there are certain senators and congressmen still in their officers there? >> i heard that. >> quite frankly, much of it at the instigation at the president of the united states. >> will you ask the president to make a statement to ask them to leave the capitol? >> you might guess where -- >> no, no. please answer my question. answer my question! >> one hell of a hurry, do you understand? >> got you

it just became worse and worse. >> reporter: tellis in a jailhouse interview with our affiliate ktmb denies the allegations. >> it'salse. and, you know, i -- the work that we did in that office was -- was very important, very good. we did have a lot of accomplishments. >> reporter: disturbed by tellis' behavior, reid decided to challenge him in the race for clark county public administrator. reid and her co-workers austined off a reporter who had a long history of exposing bad behavior, from corruption to mob murders, jeff gearman. >> so we decided that we would go public, we would try to talk to a journalist here in our community and see if somebody felt it was worthy of reporting. >> reporter: for months, gearman dug into the tip, writing a series of critical articles on tellis' alleged toxic behavior that sent the politician reeling. >> primarily, there were some things in social media where he the articles. at anger against - >> reporter: in one blog post, tellis taking aim at gearman's reporting, calling it gut-wrenching, writing, it was so ugly you almost had to believe it was true. i could understand why you

donald trump has denied it. and he did more than denying the rape. er in the process. he also said he had no idea who she was. she has pictures of herself with him. and so it's interesting that a judge is forcing him to sit for this deposition, because he had tried to get out of it by saying i said these comments when i was president. so he had some sort of cover. but i guess he doesn't. >> well, right. and he is also clearly been trying to delay the potential of this deposition. what's interesting here, though, and e. jean carroll could very well amend her statement in this defamation case is that trump repeat his denial recently on truth social. so he just repeated it again while he is not president, saying i did not do this, you know, attacking her again. and so the fact that he did that publicly while he does not have the so-called protection that he says he had when she was president, to say this now, the legal understanding as far as i know it is that she could very well amend her statement and now include this in it, and it could potentially we

but the iranian government has denied it was involved. t was not the fbi stopping the kidnapping plot, i would have been in iran now, executed. the fbi actually arrested a man with a loaded gun in front of my house in brooklyn. maybe they are scared of my hair, i don't know, i don't know why they are scared of me. like masih, during the latest protests, many influential iranians figures have used social media to break through state media censorship. from footballers to actors, from scholars to singers. they have expressed their support. in this clip, songwriter shervin hajipour uses the wording from people's tweets to compose a song about why the islamic republic should no longer exist. iranian security forces arrested shervin immediately. but it was too late. his song had already gone viral. singers in iran and around the world covered his song. # for all the pills we popped just to get some sleep # for all mankind and our country # for all the boys and girls... singing in persian. it wasn't only the song that crossed borders. the slogan

>> i'm optimistic that either clarence thomas is to deny it because it's so laughable and he just doesn'teed to accept any of this or, two, he could just sit on this. there is nothing that requires him to rule quickly. he could wait to see what the 11th circuit does. and then the whole thing could be muted. >> do you really expect clarence thomas to actually sit? you think it's possible he could be that unfriendly to this case as it concerns trump's interested? >> i would say, first, i think it's important that he would send something to the full court and not decide something, you know, unilaterally. then if you're chief justice roberts, there is a lot of institutional reasons to not get involved in something like this. they have taken so many hits sort of publicly in terms of whether they are political body. and this is a case where there is such little merit to what is being argued. and there are so many ways to not rule on this. and i mean, they just understand, the supreme court rarely takes anything. >> right. >> so this is not one where you read the brief and say there is an injust

organization sued on behalf of harness to challenge the law, but the fifth circuit court of appeals denied ito you think you will be able to vote again one day? >> i hope so. before my time is up, i would love to be able to vote so i could take part in the outcome of the elections. >>> taking matters in their own hands. still ahead on "today in the bay," the reason city leaders are urging residents to leave the landscaping to the professionals. >>> two men expected in court today after a young woman's body was found badly burned in antioch. investigators say the 25-year-old's body was found ten days ago. police are still investigating police are still investigating the circumstances of her i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored

the ukrainians denied it. the british denied it. but the u.n.e asked the russians to hold fire. and i think it's worth remembering here that the whole reason that this grain situation had arisen is because russia invaded ukraine, made the black sea too danger jauss for grain ships to sail in and out of. the only way they got russia to agree to the deal is give them sanctions relief. they were given incentive to get in the deal. now they are pulling out. they won't get the revenues for the grain. it will hard hit some of the developing nations like lebanon, where the economy is already bad. like yemen. syria as well. countries that have come to fend on ukrainian grain. the prices can now only be specked to go up, jim. >> all right. something a lot of people around the world can relate to. nic robertson, that you know for that report. we appreciate it. >>> coming up next, after 13 years of marriage, tom brady and gisele bundchen are divorcing. better? ig create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expert

it says britain has denied any such involvement that it suspending this deal. and also that it can't guarantee the safety of civilian shipping in the corridors that have been set up in the black sea officials in south korea say around 50 people have suffered cardiac arrest following a crowd surgeon. hallo, in festivities and sol. a number of others are feared dead. there's been a suspected suicide attack in somalia, capital, mogadishu, police and state media say there have been a number of deaths to car bombs exploded at a busy intersection near several government offices. brazil to presidential candidates have held their final tv debate. president j are both scenario and challenge lula. da silva tried to sway undecided voters 2 days ahead of the election. more funerals had been held in iran for people shot dead at a shrine on wednesday. and during the rally, the crowd shouted pro government slogan that show of support comes as authorities continue their press down on anti government processors. the revolution regard has announced as a moral. there will be no f

when it just first start with saying that walker denies it, there was a threatened lawsuit. by your reporting? >> i can't comment on anything with pending litigation, but i do say we stand by it the reporting 100%. >> can you give me a little more context? obviously, the woman at issue is quoted in her story about her motivation for coming forward and speaking to you? >> yeah. i want everybody first and foremost, i'm not being whatever about this. this woman was incredibly brave. i think we all know how deeply personal and sensitive this issue is, and for her to come forward and tell her story and not only that but tell her story to a male reporter, to trust me with that is pretty remarkable for me. i don't want anybody to lose sight of that. in fact my highest hopes for this story is that it inspires other women to come forward with similar tales about's hypocrisy in the republican party. but, for me i think that the woman's story is just remarkable in a number of ways. the cooperation that she was able to bring forward is really incredible. it's reporters dream. if you ask

check for the woman who claims he wanted her to have an abortion more than a decade ago but denied that's what it was used for. >> is that your signature on the check, though? >> it could be. if doesn't matter whether it's my signature or not. that's my check. >> reporter: walker could face more questions at a press conference tuesday and in this high-stakes race, warnock will get an assist from former president obama, who campaigns here in atlanta later this month. norah. >> nikole killion, thank you so much. >>> well, in california, there's a major development in that suspected serial killer case in the city of stockton. police have arrested a man they believe was actually looking for his next victim when he was caught. here's cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> we are sure we stopped another killing. >> reporter: authorities say surveillance footage, tips from the public, and ballistic evidence led them to 43-year-old wesley brownlee, suspected of murdering at least six people in northern california. stockton police say he was in his car, likely targeting yet another victim when he was arrested early

it denies the sovereignty of countries and peoples, their identity and uniqueness, and tramples upon others, its interests. issue in their thing, without exaggeration is not even a systemic, but doctrinal crisis of the new liberal american style model of international order . they have no idea for progress. they simply have nothing to offer the world except perpetuating their dominance. today, liberal ideology itself has changed beyond recognition. it has reached the ups are points where any alternative opinion is declared subversive propaganda and a threat to democracy. the union i see in your breast plate of russia, it is not challenging the western leaps. russia simply upholding its right to exist and to develop freely. importantly, we will not become a new hedge them on ourselves. we believe above all that the new world order must be based on law and right. you must be free, distinctive unfair, the world economy and trade also need to become fairer and more open. russia considers the creation of new international financial platforms, the inevitable. they should not depend on the s

of the situation from the sky and does not live to recognize it. it simply explodes and as if it denies itnsfer fate to the ukrainian army to take his daughter proactively, it is impossible but you dream that not only six million unhappy mobs, but they told us that they will be there for two months, some kind of training scene is being prepared, they are already at the front, they are already at the front, they are already understood to be captured by andrii andriyovich, do you understand the already recorded facts, they seem to be our military in captivity when there is an opportunity, he said perfectly, therefore , the return is narrow, we defeated the professional russian army, they send us an amateur team, it’s so bad, it’s spoiled. that they don’t have a few weapons, nothing, but even this seemed small to putin, this is what i have already listed four strategic mistakes, this is mobilization , this is annexation, this is demand, i am on our floor, this is a second-order explosion. first he will bury eh he eh got into a monstrous conflict eh two of his dogs are not on the video everyth

he has a lot of explaining to do but right now, looking at this, he has denied it, doubled down on that and continues to say that he was not responsible for this. that's a personal issue that he has to deal with that happened in his past. i look at this through the political lens. he has vowed to continue to focus on issues that are important to the people of georgia, which is working for the economy, inflation and fighting crime. those are the political issues that he will go to washington and defend. as a republican, i will take a person with those politica l leanings much more over raphael warnock, who is there to further the biden agenda. i am not alone. a lot of republicans are still supporting herschel walker. i hear what the lieutenant governor is saying in terms of this is getting heavy and a huge burden to bear, but republicans are standing behind herschel walker. we will have rick scott go to georgia and campaign for him, lindsey graham campaign for him -- >> that's astonishing. but okay, listen, this is what i am trying to wrap my head around. i said it to you last night. you

the right wing congressman who wanted pardons in their efforts to overturn the elections despite denying it may have worked if the january 6th committee hadn't stepped in and set the record straight with testimony from republicans. it's clear that trump and his allies refused to testify under oath. we have a long way to go before the facts are accepted as historic record. but they will be. truth will out. despite the cost to many of the members and whatever happens on the road to accountability. the january 6th committee has fought the good fight defending truth over lies while defending the peaceful transfer of power. >> thank you for that. and join cnn for special live coverage as the january 6th hearings resume with new witnesses and coverage. we begin at 12:00 p.m. eastern. >> the nfl changing concussion protocols after recent head injuries in the league. but new research is examining how teams can reduce impacts on the brain for high school players as well. dr. sanjay gupta is joining us now on this. what can you tell us about this new research? >> this is really interesting. what they

istanbul, as well as turkish ukrainian delegations about the hold he have neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the attacks with president lensky calling the suspension of the great deal of blackmailed by russia. joe biden echoed the sentiment saying there is quote, no merit in moscow's decision. alas, despite the brushes earlier repeated warnings of possible abuse, all the shipping route. right now, there is no agreement for any outgoing grain shipments this sunday. moscow sees it's ready to supply countries most in need with grain free of charge. this deal, it's worth stating that the green deal not only failed to solve the problems of countries in need, but even in a sense, aggravated them. we can see where the ships from ukraine. we're heading to italy, spain and another lens for some cargoes 60 to 100 percent, went to e u countries. these are not the states that are experiencing a real problem with food. taking into account that russia has been and remains a reliable partner and is ready to provide the world with the necessary amount of food. our country is ready to supply t

. >> steve: he has denied it. >> brian: nobody believes it. he has denied it.elieve that baseball has got to step up and say, listen, he is not the home run champ. maguire admitted he cheated sammy sosa forgot to speak english when he testified in front of congress. everybody knows he cheated and now barry bonds. his head grew. the guy put up 45 pounds of illegal hgh steroid muscle. we know everything about it. >> ainsley: hats don't fit him any more it makes your head grow. >> brian: that's t. makes your head grow that's why i'm not on it. >> steve: 62 home runs will make your head grow. >> brian: do you give him a couple days off before the playoffs? >> steve: got to keep playing. the big question is, will the guy give the ball back or will he sell it? what would you do? would you sell it? >> ainsley: keep it. you got to give it to your grandkids one day. >> ainsley: you mean sell it -- yeah. >> steve: i would sell it. i only owned it for 10 seconds. >> brian: okay. we will see. make the call. four minutes now after the hour. president biden is heading to flo

no one can deny that it's been extraordinary _ today. t. unprecedented events that we have seen. but there is a question that liz truss was asked that she did not seem able to answer and that is why she should continue in government when she was stacking a chancellor and we heard earlier on this programme that they said she just did not answer that question about why kwasi kwarteng should go when she should stay when they develop these policies together. what is your response to that question though she did not answer the question and none of the four journalists that were questioning her, . , ~ , journalists that were questioning her, ., , , her, asked her why she sacked the chancellor- — her, asked her why she sacked the chancellor. given _ her, asked her why she sacked the chancellor. given that _ her, asked her why she sacked the chancellor. given that she - her, asked her why she sacked the chancellor. given that she said i chancellor. given that she said they are in lockstep and that they are pursuing the same policies, that they ar

and they may deny it, but it's, but the reality says something else, and they're using us weapons and. and happily, there's some rethinking on the supply of weapons to ukraine in if, if there's been a, if there's going to be a change in the political climate in the us. and that appears to be the case. so i think people are in the united states certainly are waking up to the reality that they can't continue supplying like this and, and of course, that could potentially help dry up some of the ukrainian weapons that are a mean not, not at military targets, but it civilians and infrastructure and, and you talk about the damn and things like that. it would be devastating to, to innocent population. you know, an interesting point. the west doesn't know before i came on today. i quickly googled, ferry attacking has done nothing came up. and then i went on the antics and typed in the same very was and, and so many reports came up. is this a deep problem that we have is that it's just 2 polar it, it's, it's propaganda at its worst. it's, it's, it's the us trying to portray ukraine is innocent

says iran has agreed to provide hundreds of drones to russia for use in ukraine, but iran denies it.e weekend, russia blamed ukraine for strikes that injured civilians in the city of belgorod, which is just over the border. one of the drones in this morning's attack appeared to have "for belgorod" inscribed on it, apparently an act of retaliation. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, claims russia made an even bigger order from iran, putting the figure at nearly 2,500 suicide drones. we can't independently verify that, but if it's true, it could have a significant impact on the course of this war. norah. >> o'donnell: yeah, frightening, indeed. holly williams, thank you. back here at home, a blast of bitterly cold air is moving across the country, and 235 million americans are facing temperatures up to 20 degrees below normal. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. it's been a very abrupt change of season in the great lakes, snow just pouring down in some spots. including in ironwoo

the most popular version well done denis, it seems to me that in a cafe for 10 years they sat in the a with their wife. yes, different tables silently looked at each other for 10 years. it could be a cafeteria at work. they were simply not allowed to communicate, because some worked in a pure cycle, and the latter. well , well, we check the cafe met just 10 years. we met every day. well look where the man is happens every day lived together for 10 years every day. they were, so they met euroset at the entrance, like neighbors at the entrance, otherwise you think you know the anecdote about an englishman and an englishwoman who were shipwrecked together on a desert island after 40 years the ship arrives says. and why do you somehow say nothing about him, and no one introduced us to each other, and so all my life. that an entrance together in one entrance is such an entrance? so we continue, olga every day. that's a lot of 10 years of dating. only later meet, but i have the only assumption of a social network. that is, i saw i looked in the tape, i flipped through, i met later, although