joined by chris christie, donna brazile, donna shalala former university president democratic memberhan salam. donna, let me begin with you. we saw ronald reagan. you heard susan collins and saw our poll more than three quarters of americans question the fact that president biden pledged to consider only black women for this supreme court appointment. what do you make of this? >> fortunately we're on the verge after 233 years after having the first black female justice. i'm confident that president biden will select one of the most extraordinary black female lawyers that he can find. that's what i'm confident of. i have to say this, george, 150 of our justices -- of the 150, 108 have been white males. as i said over and over, some of those white males were extraordinary. thanks to them we were able to break segregation and much, much more. the fact is 55 years after thurgood marshall was put on the court, 31 years after clarence thomas, 13 years after sonia sotomayor, this is a moment when the country can say equal justice applies to everybody. it's an extraordinary move by the presi

her sister, donna, knew he kept one.rs -- she said oh no that's his. his private book. >> but there was, and temptation one. gregory was out of town. can't read those private pages. and discovered, the man she was married to, had lied to her. whopping lies. about graduating from college. about serving in vietnam. any thought of saving the marriage was done. and cotton's lies, gregory took refuge in his diary. this is what he wrote on september 8th, 1992. all of my deceptions have come to light. no service in vietnam. did not graduate from college. and a few more to have an escape route from the relationship. >> yeah, it goes back to this guy who wanted to -- he didn't fit in. he doesn't learn very well. was not invited to parties. so, i decided to embarrass my life a little bit. and also, people like me. >> but there was more. as kid read her husband's diary, she discovered a list of women's names. where these women's that he had slept with? gregory denied it. he said these were the names of women he admired. he had neve

her name is donna kelsey. on sunday donna had a dilemma most parents can relate to.re pro bowl nfl stars and the place are kansas city. jason kelsey was playing the buccaneers in tampa and travis kelscy had a game in kansas city that night. donna started the day in tampa cheering on jason and the eagles. after a tough loss to the bucs, donna hopped on a rick shaw outside of raymond james stadium to take her to an uber. after a quick wardrobe change, she boarded her flight from tampa to kansas city. she hustled to arrowhead stadium just in time to see her son, travis, who usually catches touchdowns, throw his first td pass in the nfl as the chiefs rolled to victory. and donna did not come all that way not to see her son after the game, even if it meant crashing the postgame press conference. >> i will go first to donna kelsey. >> i'm sorry, what? >> yes, it's your mom. how good did that feel after all these years in. >> oh, man, to finally throw a touchdown like i used to tell my mom when i was like 5 years old i was going to eventually throw a touchdown in the nation

of -- donna, biden doing a full court press on manchin and sinema. any chance he can persuade them? >> well, it sounded like the nail was in the coffin with the statement of senator sinema on the floor of the senate today. of course, hearing the comments of manchin and sinema in their latest statements, it does seem that these two senators are determined to stand in the way of the changes to the filibuster that would be required to voting rights. i think it's actually rather shameful. whether it's going to calm democrats down down the line, i think -- 18 states that have has something like 13 bills already, curtailing voiding writes. i don't think this is something that could wait but unfortunately these two senators are supporting only a smidgen of voters are standing in the way of this bill that will protect voting rights. >> i do want to remind our viewers that there are republicans who could come to the table on this. jonathan shea writes this in -- in biden's address in a glance. asha romney speaks for an important faction of republican elites w

and that irked reporter donna fielder.our years, you just kept hitting wall after a wall after well? >> so what kept you going? >> vicky would still there, and she had not had any data so. >> she kept at it, and finally a worn down police department relented. giving donald that box, after a formal written request. the archeological details of viki's life and death, we're now in the hands of what the one person, it seems, who still cared. >> i stayed up all night reading that file. and it was astonishing. and there wasn't a place that said, and sat then someone looked in the window, and someone shot or. but the totality of that case was so strong, i had no doubt whatsoever when i finished reading that report, that bobby lozano had shot and killed his wife. >> the overly detailed statement that bobby had made to police, the one a left detective scratching their heads to? struck donna, just as odd. >> it was the strangest thing. the night before was their anniversary, it was a friday night, he took her out to dinner, he took

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i think that's an open question for us in 2022. >> donna edwards, do you think they care?o the -- through the investigation and through these public hearings, because whether the public cares or not today, history will care tomorrow, and i think that that is really an important marker. you know, i got a lot of emojis, yasmin, with 2021 in the dumpster heap, but i think 2022 is going to be a doozy, starting with the public hearings but moving on to possibly passing build back better, and i think it will, and then on to the midterms. this is really going to be quite an emotional year from start to finish. >> so, let's talk about getting build back better passed. i was actually just speaking about this, obviously, a little bit earlier. but this is a major thing, david jolly, for the biden administration. they're banking on this. they have been banking on this type of legislation to get it across the finish line not only for the american people, as they put it, but also because of the midterms, which at this point are inside the same year. you've got that. you've got the resul

donna, thank you. a couple questions in one.f all, were you surprised about the announcement? of course, he's considered a consensus builder on the court. so how would you describe him and what do you think's ahead? >> i wasn't entirely surprised by the announcement. i was surprised it was today. january is a little unusual. but here's why wasn't surprised overall, a poor justice prior has been the target of a usually friendly, but sometimes kind of aggressive campaign from activists on his own political side on the left are urging him to retire for the last year or so very public. and i was in on some of those meetings. we have lots of negotiations debates about whether it was unseemly or appropriate to justice to retire. and ultimately i think the political left decided they had to because the window of opportunity potentially is closing. if democrats lose the senate in november, they will not be able to nominate appoint the next supreme court justice. and that could be for some number of years. the concert is a real to have t

welcome to all of you and, donna, i want to start with you. that is what joe biden talked about in his inaugural address just over a year ago. that is not what he has gotten and this week it's clear he's changing course. >> there's no question that what the president called for last year is something that we should all aspire to, we want to be a united country, especially now given the threats that we see abroad. he also said that he wanted to reach out. he has tried and, of course, we got the result is the bipartisan infrastructure bill. but this is an opportunity for all americans to really rally behind the president as we try to get this virus under control, keep this economy growing, keep our schools re-opened. look, i think the president has a lot to brag about, yes, i say brag because for the first time in my lifetime we have a preident who is going to eliminate lead pipes, a president that is going to ensure that every child gets a head start and a healthy start but while we're not celebrating all of his successes, we're basically focus

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. >> reporter: donna schenk who encountered tony when she was a 21-year-old apartment manager in lakeas. all alone late one afternoon in her building's rental office when a man walked in. >> and he wanted to look at a two-bedroom apartment for himself and his girlfriend he says. >> reporter: donna showed him an available apartment. >> we're walking down the hallway, we get back to what would be the master bedroom. so i open the closet door, and went into the closet to turn the light on. and in a split second he had me by the throat. >> reporter: she struck out at him, tried scratching and slapping at him to get away, but he took her down. >> before i knew it, i was on the floor face up and he was straddling me with both of his hands around my throat. just squeezing. >> reporter: tight. >> very tight. i wasn't able to speak. i wasn't able to breathe. i was thrashing and -- >> reporter: grabbing at him and things. >> bucking, everything i could do until he grabbed his hands and pinned them i guess under his knees. but i couldn't move my hands. it just dawned on me, okay, well, this is i

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donna, your reaction to those comments from graham?, i think mitch mcconnell has done plenty to protect donald trump. he protected him in two impeachments. he put forward the tax cut that senator graham talked about. he's made sure to block the independent commission on january 6th. i think mitch mcconnell has done a fair amount to protect donald trump and the trump agenda and unfortunately for all of the rest of us we have to suffer the consequences. >> bill, of course i'm sure you would like to o pine on that relationship. i will give you the space and time to do that but i want to bring in another element of the conversation which is you have the rnc threatening to bar its candidates from participating in debates sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. "the washington post" reports, quote, during the 2020 cycle then president donald trump complained vociferously about the commission. at one point tweeting that it was stacked with trump haters and never trumpers. bill, what do you think? could future debates be in troubl

he needs a new story, george, and he needs that fast. >> is that fair criticism, donna? being vaccinated each and every day. that is a personal responsibility we should all support. the more people who are vaccinated as governor christie correctly said, the less strain on our hospitals and the less strains on our economy and our school system. look, i think the administration is moving at warp speed, something that president trump signaled when we started getting these vaccines created. so it is important that the american people, along with governors and state public health officials continue to encourage vaccines, boosters for those who are age appropriate to get them, to provide these testing kits that i hope will be delivered to every american. teach them how to use it so that we can stop the spread of this virus. that is our number one goal. we are in a public health emergency. i recognize the politics is all around this virus. but as someone who served on the local coronavirus task force in the beginning, we knew that we had to follow some simple steps in order to

summer. >> i was i was disco donna summer, and i kid you not, thank you to that one person [ cheerslon." and i said, "are you sure you don't want to do one of lachanze's songs because -- she's very famous, and a really good singer. >> jimmy: no, you were - you are here, there's a picture of all of you guys all three donnas yeah >> oh my gosh. [ cheers and applause yes. storm lever, lachanze -- we did "macarthur park." yo-yo yo with that fire band over there >> jimmy: that's right, yeah >> oh, my gosh >> jimmy: "macarthur park. i mean, loved it >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then i found out that i've seen you even before that >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: you were in "hamilton. >> i was [ cheers and applause i was, i was, i was. >> jimmy: you were the bullet. >> yes >> jimmy: now talk to me about this >> okay, well, it's hard >> jimmy: yeah >> because spoiler alert, he dies [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, okay, yep all right. >> so when we were rehearsing, andy blankenbuehler was like, "come here ari, you're going to trace this bullet and the first time, you're gonna miss him. and i said "that's awesome

donna, good morning. caller: good morning read thank -- good morning, and thank you for c-span. my concern on my mind this morning is the disinformation problem that we have in this country. since the former president him on the scene, i have had breaks and breaches with friends and family because we get our news and our information from different sources, and we seem to be locked in. i would love to see what other colors have to say about how we could possibly find a solution to this problem, because it just seems to be deadlocked, gridlock, with the division in the country. so that is all i have to say, and thank you for c-span. i wish everyone would watch. host: yesterday in colorado, president biden toured the area damaged by the fire and will meet with some families impacted. here is some of what he said about the situation during a news conference on yesterday. [video clip] pres. biden: working closely with government to ensure colorado has every single resource available to help keep people safe. i want to think the governor and his team, and i mean this sincerely, and th

of the semi truck which came true after donna north high school offered a unique educational programd towards truck driving. we go over all the material. you need to get a permit get training and all and get these hours. >> it was difficult during the time getting in because all studying and some and things going on at the time. she eventually found her footing. >> passing her cbl test required to drive such a large truck. i was grateful and cheerful was lee allen. i couldn't even. >> explain it. now. she stands apart of the program for becoming the first female to gamer cbl all before graduating. >> it inspiring, honestly, because those really hard work the people helping it was of the times in. but we work together her desire to hit the road coming from home because my dad and since we. >> he always talked about working together since when he got his license and her determination scene from a mile away. this is there. not that i park you see. >> know she says she was nervous all at but she has nerves of steel, which are says is needed at a time where there's a shortage of truck dri

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meantime, donna says we should never make any assumptions on how things play out. she says she never rules out a wild card. >> pam and can. all right, katherine, thank you. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that he has a plan to reduce deadly car accidents. he is releasing a strategy to reduce speed redesigned roads and boost. car safety features such as automatic emergency braking. there's also a push to study and promote the use of speed cameras, which officials say could provide more equitable enforcement. then using police stops in the first 6 months of last year, more than 20,000 people were killed in car accidents. the most victims since 2000, 6 new numbers are coming out next week. and those are expected to be even higher. a teenager charged with killing 4 students at michigan high school will pursue an insanity defense as a new lawsuit is filed in the case. >> 15 year-old ethan crumbley is charged as an adult with murder and other crimes last year's shooting at oxford high school. a new lawsuit filed by the family of one of the victims and witnes

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donna has now confirmed that the internet is down. but officials say they're doing all they can to help russians who are now caught up in this chaos. and after days are of the unrest. have a look at this right here. the supply chains of obviously been hit, empty supermarket shelves, and that's in the capital city. notices a ton and the following are the latest pages now from the city of tao on context on the caspian sea shore. it's where the unrest started off, the government removed a fuel priced capitan new year. and since then, the protest of snowballed into a broader anger over inequality, unemployment, and claims of government corruption and nepotism. as understand earlier, people try to storm government buildings in town, the situation deaf and now though, is reportedly relatively calm. the president has tried to appease the protesters by reinstating fuels subsidies, a process of petrol, diesel, and liquid petroleum gas will now remain kept for the next 6 months. but so far that has not stopped the tide of unrest. so just for a

i want to bring donna edwards into the conversation.white house official said to me about the president, he will bend and twist arms, argue publicly. in the end, he can not make a senator vote with him, but it will not be for a lack of trying. what is your sense of how optimistic the white house is that they can get one of these two bills passed and signed into law? >> well, i think the hope has to be that when senators have to, you know, go and vote, that it will be upon them to demonstrate to the rest of america that they are willing to stand on one side or the other of a very bright line, and i think today, vice president harris and the president really drew a very bright line. are you standing on the side of the constitutional protections of the right to vote or not? and let's look at what these senators who would vote against it and the 16 republicans who already supported the voting rights act, they're opposed to things like same-day voting, voter -- improved voter registration, absentee voting, mail-in voting, these are really si

i spoke with donna crane, little science adjunct professor at san jose state about what the selection of a relatively younger female justice could mean for the court. >> what we are talking about is shaping the court for the next generation, that is one important difference. the second important difference is that somebody with different life experience and different skills can persuade other justices on decisions. so, we might actually see some decisions change because the conversations that happen in conference among the justices changes. >> looking live at capitol hill, the president and senate democrats are expected to move quickly to fill breyer's seat. crane says it is a chance for each party to energize their base. >> this actually drops a big hand grenade into the politics of the midterms. you know, the shrapnel could go in a bunch of different directions. i do think it will turbocharge energy on both the republican and democratic side of activists who understand what is at stake with a supreme court retirement. >> donna crane also says this vote will ratchet up pressures on s

johnson, simon, they're happy to scratch his donna's back to get his flat to his stop in return. while that is indeed the case of cause new year new me hasn't exactly defined bar as johnson's 10 year this year, whatsoever. in fact, is embroiled in fresh accusations of tories sleeves and corruption even fools in the prime minister to give a quote, sincere and humble apology for crucial messages relating to the downing street flat refurbishment. of course, you remember last year orest johnson was a bird to seek the cash to pay for this rebound. of course, prime ministers are allowed up to $30000.00 pounds every single year. if a force johnson spent well over a 100000 pounds, now it seems like the very man that coughed up the halls of this cash with a tory donor who at the very same time, was seeking to see a great exhibition, which is essentially a showcase of british innovation and the great empire, now these text messages dated back to november of 2020 where bar johnson was trying to get the approval of a top interior designer to transform this flag which was being described at t

donna, what, you don't want to come on tv with me anymore? why are you running for congress again?one of my favorite shows. but i think this is a really important moment for the country and for my congressional district, which sits right outside of washington, d.c., just a stone's throw away from the capitol. we're facing tremendous challenges, and, you know, as i said, the democrat really exposed the inequities we knew were already there in terms of healthcare, and the economy and jobs and opportunity and i'm running for congress to make sure that we can deliver for the 4th congressional district of maryland, but also because i've been concerned about the republic and about the state of our democracy. and things like you talked about on the show earlier today, around voting rights and making sure that every voice can count in the congress. and it is for those reasons that i decided that because of my experience that i bring back, the seniority i will bring back into congress, that i can deliver both for the congressional district and for the country. >> well, clearly you've been t

yeah, political science lecturer donna crane, can she says the? >> whole thing is titanic. she puts it by washington, dc standards and i guess by political analyst standards, she agrees that justice briar successor will not be able to do much to slow the supreme court's rightward trajectory. but she says that she likes the short list of potential nominees and she underlines how high the stakes are right now. >> this term alone, we are seeing 3, 4, 5 giant issues come before the court. and it's it's still going to be a 63 conservative majority. there is a lot going on. there's a lot of state. a lot going on runs a lot of state for this particular seat. but everyone, a list of that i'm aware of is really top of their game. they as judges or people and other senior legal positions that already are following these kinds of cases. there are aware of the nuances and what they get to the supreme court. of course, they will have clerks team of clerks. so i i think we'll have any problem with somebody getting up to speed. >> as for any surprises, donna says she never rules that out.

donna, thanks so much for joining us. happy new year as well. we always appreciate the time here on kron. 4 news. so we know that this is going to be a momentous week. but now there's talk that the u.s. the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is now looking to make what they know public. how big of a deal is that for them to want to have televised hearings to let the american people learn what they now know. >> it's a very important political event, whether it will change any minds something we'll have to wait and see. but it's it's this is extremely consequential. talking about televised hearings and you know, there we we know that history is filled with examples of of times around contra. watergate, even benghazi when were influential in shaping public opinion. so right now here's what the committee says they have. they say they have a trove of material. some 35,000 pages of records, text messages, e-mails, phone records. >> from folks who are closest to trump. they say that 90% of how important is it? the fact that we've hear

this is really quite significant, donna. >>the kinds of events are they worked in washington for 25 or so years. you set everything aside when the supreme court vacancy becomes a >>so let's talk about this a little bit more packet for people. one thing that really kind of comes to mind is the simple fact that the president is seeing some pretty dismal poll numbers. is this a chance for him to pick up some attention, some positive move the needle, especially with black voters >>it absolutely is. i was one of the first things that occurred to me when i heard the rumors you know, he's he's gone through a couple rough corridors and in the last 6 months. and this is an opportunity for him recently to find his base to unify. and there will be broad consensus support. i'm sure for whichever candidate chooses. it's also likely that there will be almost probably universal support in the senate, most of the democrats for the nominee. so this is, you know, this is a good piece of news for the biden administration. >>but that said, i me

>> oh, donna, they would never put me in jail. -- i'm messing up everybody's names today. she keeps things running and cheers us up with pictures of her adorable daughter. natalie, we'll miss you and wish you all the best in your new position. >>> we'll be right back. >>> we'll be right back. over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. you can get a car from any company, but none will makeifference like subaru. (jeff) thank you. (bonnie) thank you. (robert) thank you. subaru. more than a car company. ♪♪ things you start when you're 45. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. why does walgreens offer prescrip

when court reconvened, he called donna hagan back to the stand.mitted that she believed that if the jury heard that isaiah said it was an accident, then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother had said these things, so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well -- yes. >> the problem is the genie's out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot un-hear what she said about her own son. how do you now overcome that? >> well, i think it goes back to -- we have no confession. we have no direct evidence. we have no dna. and we have no other significant piece of evidence that's compelling. >> and in his closing, he made those same arguments to the jury. but the damage was done. it only took the jury four hours to find isaiah hagan guilty on all four counts against him, including murder. >> that's the most relief i've felt since it all happened. 'cause all i wanted forever was just to get justice for her. >> but the hagans were angry. they didn't believe isaiah should have been convicted of the most seri

i'm again, donna reporting from almighty kazakhstan, archie, and that was your new strap for this. and that brings you up today. we're back again at the top of the ah, by the pandemic. no, certainly no voice is like teeth and you as a merge we don't have with her the vaccine world leads to take action to be ready. people are judgment. 2 common crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together.

there i reminder of our top stories bessalo, australia's immigration minister has canceled tennis donna, jock of it's visa, just days ahead of the strategy and open joke of it. she was on back stated, 1st headed to be had his visit revoked last week, after arriving in the country. india's daddy corona virus infections have risen to more than 264004 the last 24 hours. driven by the only con, buried it comes as hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims gather for a, a religious festival in westbank gold rushes foreign minister sir guy leverage says his country's prepared to respond of western nations reject moscow's security proposal. he wants a detailed answer in writing to demands, including limits to nato expansion. u. k prime minister boss johnson's government is accused of holding more rule breaking parties during corona virus locked on. the telegraph newspaper reported about 30 staff attended 2 separate events inside downing street. the prime minister's office and its private garden at reportedly featured alcohol and loud music until the early hours. events were held on the eve of que

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donna cain reports from berlin. the situation here is in one sense, worse than it has ever been the incidence of cove. it certainly here in the german capital is higher than it has ever been. the numbers of new infections across the entire country is higher than it has ever been. that number, and that number itself more than 92000 announced on friday that itself a rec hold. but 10 percent higher than the previous day thursday which itself was also a record at $81000.00. so it's very clear for medics and ministers right now. this is the worst headache they could possibly have in a political sense, the trying to keep a lid on army chrome and in some people's eyes. failing at a news conference on friday, the question was put to the new health minister called lots of our that may be because some people say ami chrome is milder for most people who are infected with it, that it should be allowed to to run ravage as it were through the country and thereby helped build a heard immunity. this is the reaction, the minister ca

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donna, this is the issue that a lot of americans are confronting.re a number of people who say look, this happened, it didn't succeed, let's move on. and others are saying, it is current, it is not a thing you can look past. >> well, and i think the numbers prove that, and the washington post university of maryland poll that was released just a couple weeks ago showed that in fact, fully a third of americans believe that violence is a response that is sometimes needed against government. 40% of those republicans and independents, so it is not something that is a theory, in fact, the numbers bear out. something like 62% of americans in another poll demonstrated that they believe that they expect violence against the next presidential election. this is extraordinary in the united states, and i think it is something that we have to view as a clear and present threat, i did not just something that happened to you or go. >> well matthew, what is the committee do about this? folks are pretty dug in, i don't know how many people there are in the middle of

the governments resignation. tennis donna, jock of ich, is granted a vaccine waiver to play in the australian open organizes deny giving him special treatment and the 1st criminal charges related to the assassination of haiti's president of an annoyance. so that new as president joe biden has told americans, there is no excuse to be on vaccinated against covered 90. he and lead is around the world to grappling with infection numbers that are rising faster than ever john 100 reports now from washington dc. with the latest covariance, soaring to record highs, president joe biden began with a warning, and i'll give it to you straight as i promised you. i always would. we're going to say as you all have been hearing continued rise in cases then in his address to the nation, he offered reassurance. if you're vaccinated and boosted, you are highly protected. you know, be concerned about, i'm a crime, but don't be alarmed. the only crime variant is surging, setting a single day record with more than a 1000000 new infections over running test centers, leaving many more wondering if they too were cont

angie, donna, thank you, both, very much, for joining us this morning. you can see how this discussion is sitting. part of this has to do with the tweet that nate silver put out at the beginning, where he suggested that the closing of schools for as long as they were closed will come to be seen like the invasion of iraq, based on the existence of wmd, something that was misguided, as people have come to believe. nate says he believes democrats need to come to grips with what happened. >> silver's tweet elicited responses that were incredibly -- i mean, they were going after him. this is an emotional issue for parents and for teachers, as, you know, you heard a little bit there from the guests. i think that the challenge, too, and one of the things i was thinking, there have been thousands of dollars set aside for schools to update their hvac systems, and the money hasn't been spent. i think that's where a lot of the frustration is. hey, you guys knew this. you should have planned for this. why are we having this conversation again in january of 2022, whe

ah said yeah, donna has been in the school for 2 hours waiting to receive few kilograms of grades and some 2nd hand baby clothes. the mother of 3 has been displeased twice in 3 years. and during that time, this is the only 3rd occasion she is managed to get any food aid. when this runs out, have family who are rely on what they usually eat. when i sent the south, the non communist little album, if we can't find food, we will live on wild plants and corn husks. although it should be harder now because the rains have stopped. but private individuals, a local groups are trying to ease the suffering. volunteers at csm for a cycle work, the phones and computers sourcing full funds online. we have that in this program. the, the flow of money actually reduce. in fact it, it stopped. ah, so this is the only money we have to make a difference and am going forward. the challenge is still there, the people are still there and their needs are still valid. so we feel the if need for cont unity. i like i only see the government can do it alone, it has been doing its better. but the void, the group

i have in near the city peter keepers from kirk, it's donna protecting our mat. his main power plant which provides most of the cities heat and electricity. r t senior correspondent broadcast the f report from the city. the piece keeper operation here in kansas, stung as in full swing. everyone needed has already arrived and taken up their plan positions and secured them such as this bella, russian detachment. oh, close to an airport which was the original insertion point for peacekeepers during last week's riots. an unknown number of weapons, including machine guns and grenade launchers were seized by looters. among those looters were radicals. the government has confirmed this jihadists with years of combat experience on the lot. the facility is strategic for our divisions. we have in order to prevent armed enemy formations from penetrating here we are trying to stick to this. peacekeepers have been directed to god key infrastructure, contingent from all c s t o members states have been deployed to crucial areas to help a stretched cassock military be they mili