why am i a foster mother at all?ed to know, well, maybe my relatives have something somewhere. she just thought we'd move on that's all to know, and she just wanted us to know that we are not twins, that we are not relatives to each other. well, really, i decided to tell you believed the words of the foster mother. i refuse to believe that we are related. me too. i didn't even think of it that he wasn't my own. well, somehow all childhood empathized with each other. that's all. here we had a very good relationship. it seems to me that many even envied how everything went with us in general, how everything was a birthday, like a new one. well, there is something to remember, probably the brightest new year. i remembered. here we had in general they arranged for us they made a holiday. so it was as if the doorbell rang. we went out with him and saw a bag, the bags were paper. and according to this piece of paper, that they gave us a task. well, such a small one, kvs, was up to half an hour, it turns out before the new

there are about 400,000 children in foster care.y get too old for the system? tonight in our network wide series "unprotected: inside the child welfare crisis" anatonia hilton shares the story of one young woman's struggle as she aged out >> everybody looks forward to their 21st birthday, but in my case i'm old enough to not have anywhere to live >> reporter: christina raham is a child of the foster care system. born in harlem she's lived in new york city her entire life. her 21st birthday looms like a day of reckoning. >> it feels like i could die tomorrow and nobody would know. nobody cares about me, and that is a terrible feeling feel like you're in a world full of billions of people and your life does not matter to anybody. >> reporter: christina doesn't know if her group home will let her stay past her 21st birthday when in new york, like most states, foster youths are supposed to leave the system she hasn't found an apartment she can afford >> i'm looking at nothing, really. even though i want everything i'm looking at nothing

of children in foster care dropped. there were fewer referrals the machinery was somewhat slowed down that was beneficial to some families and not beneficial to others because they couldn't progress toward reunification, because they couldn't the visitation in the same ways and in that kind of thing. so and there were some notably in new york city, but i know in other places where families were reported to child welfare for not signing their on to online learning, even though that was the school system's fault and not the kid, the family's fault. so the dropping just like, you know, in pandemic, we released a lot of people from prison and the recidivism rate was incredibly tiny with those some people are saying well you know we dropped the population in foster care. it seems like there might be better outcomes for families when that happens, especially since it coincided in 2020, 2021 with cash transfers and an actual drop child poverty. there's a path there. it requires research to be done and people and advocates to t

characteristics, rallying public support, fostering a new generation of young people, developing chinese culture and better presenting china to the world. we developed a people into culturalist culture that embraced the modernization of the world. and the future. we will ignite the public -- culture of creativity of the entire nation. and those with inspiration, recognizing -- we should uphold the system for ensuring the role of medicine in the ideological domain. we must ensure that culture serves the people and socialism. we will follow the principle of letting 100 flowers bloom and schools of thought. guided by course socialist values, we will advance a social cultures, promote revolution culture and promote chinese culture. in doing so, we will be well placed to meet people's ever-growing intellectual and cultural needs. consolidate a common international foundation for the whole party and all chinese people to strive in the community. we will develop a socialist ideology that has the power to unite and inspire the people. we must ensure that the party firmly exercises literature ove

we will foster an ethic of work and dedication, creativity, and frugality throughout the society. we will develop cultural progress in cultural sector your. desha sector. we went -- sector. that inspire the people. we will improve the modernism of cultural public services and implement major cultural projects, to spread the development of the sector. we will promote, all around the development of recreational and competitive sports and move faster to build china into a country strong in sports. we will extend the reach and appeal of chinese civilization. we will stay firmly rooted in chinese culture. who would better tell china's stories, make china's voice heard, and present a china that is credible, appealing, and r espectable? and we will better show the world china's culture. [applause] nine, improving the people's well-being. and raising quality of life. this country is its people. the people are the country. like the commonest party of china, it has led the people to establish and develop the people's republic. [applause] it has been fighting for people support. bringing ben

choose it the idea that we can choose foster — it the idea that we can choose foster growth shows annadequate growth _ foster growth shows an inadequate growth that we are biological creatures. it also reveals a misunderstanding of the future of growth, _ misunderstanding of the future of growth, the great price and growth is cities _ growth, the great price and growth is cities that can help breathe with wildlife _ is cities that can help breathe with wildlife. why pick a fight on something like this we saw it happen in other_ something like this we saw it happen in other places and it would happen again because role people in farming communities and people who care about— communities and people who care about nature for all of that, organisations that nigel mentioned will actually mobilise. think organisations that nigel mentioned will actually mobilise.— will actually mobilise. think he 10 philli -s will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and _ will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and nigel— will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and nigel nelson. - will actuall

: we want kids to stay in foster families - translation: we want kids to stay in foster families and no more orphanages around and i think that we will use this time to overhaul the entire system, to change it entirely. entire system, to change it entirel . �* entire system, to change it entirely-— entire system, to change it entirel . �* . .,~ entirely. but the war will make that so much _ entirely. but the war will make that so much more _ entirely. but the war will make that so much more difficult. i that so much more difficult. this is what is left of borodyanka after three weeks of russian occupation. 12 disabled people died in an institution here left without basic care. others were used by russian forces as human shields. the un is calling for all orphanages in the occupied areas to be evacuated immediately. it has also criticised ukraine for not considering disabled people in its evacuation plans. igor and his mom live in fear. his autism and epilepsy make it impossible to leave their home in kyiv. difficult even to take shelter underground so he and his brother halabja are t

any time since we have worked to foster a new type of international relations, actively participated in the reform and development of global governance system and engaging all around international cooperation in the fight. again, you call the 19, which is all this has seen us wing with white bread international recognition. so china's international influence, appeal and power to shape, have rise and market league sales. we have made significant advances in exercising for rigorous tardies self government. be she guided by the belief that it takes a good blacksmith to forge good steel. we have put forward and implemented the general requirement of strengthening the party in the new year route. we have set, strengthening ourselves politically as the overarching guide for all other initiatives of party building just before we have hammered away at the pasco, for rectifying, pointless formality, bureaucratic, them, hidden in so many extravagance opposed. previous jason, my shepherd, pat office from thanks to these efforts, unhealthy dependencies that had long gone on checked testing, and

we must foster a firmer sense of purchase, fortitude, and self belief in the whole party and the chinese people, so that we cannot be swayed by fallacies deterred by intimidation or cowed. we must meet obstacles and difficulties head on, ensure development and security, and dig deep to surmount the difficulties and challenges ahead. let us harness our indomitable fighting spirit to open up new horizons for our cause. [applause] fourth, accelerating the creation of a new development pattern and pursuing -- pattern and pursuing high-quality development. to build a modern socialist country, we must first and foremost pursue high-quality development. development is our parties top priority in governing and rejuvenation in china. without solid material and the technological foundation, we cannot hope to build a great, modern socialist country in all respects. we must faithfully apply the new development philosophy on all fronts, continue reforms to develop the socialist market economy, promote high standard opening up, and accelerate efforts to foster a new pattern of development that is focu

ira got into a foster family.he girl was taken up by a single mother from new york , carol denison. however, in the main city of america in the city, the embodiment of the american dream or needed a new betrayal, the foster mother refused her after a year and a half and even placed her in psychiatric hospital, despite the fact that irina clearly remembered poverty, aggression, ordeals that her family had to endure. she believed that one day she would return to russia and find her own mother meeting after 22 years took place today in our studio, in case you missed it, that's how it was. skinny to ask you, here, uh, now there is a lot of talk about that, uh, is it worth it to allow adoption abroad at all. yes, this discussion continues and stories like yours they are in another discussion under the whip and you are the people who are against it adoption. and very often. that's what you said about your mother. yes, i want to talk now about her american mother, yes, who a year later threw her into a psychiatric hospit

capacity across the state, including offering financial incentives to help place older children in fosterdepartment for 23 years. she left in february. >> what made you walk away? >> children sleeping in offices. and the staff who are rendered incapable of doing their jobs effectively. >> reporter: she says caseworkers are forced to become caretakers, all on top of their regular work load. >> what kind of an impact does that have on staff? >> the staff are completely traumatized? >> reporter: both she and the judge say what's desperately needed is more support martinez-jones partnered with austin's safe housing for five children, complete with mentors, ps these kids can thrive if you just give them the opportunity and some support and stability. >> sally was one of the first residents. >> i have a lot more independence and i have a study psychiatrist, therapist. i have a study school. i chose stability. >> did you start to feel better? >> yeah. >> but that's what kids deserve. if they don't have a mom or a dad who's present in their life, i want them to know they have a judge. >> reporter

when in new york, like most states, foster youth are supposed to leave the system.thing, really. even though i want everything i'm looking at nothing. >> christina wants to return to harlem. steeped in rich black history. despite the pain that she is entered here. >> this is where it all started. >> it's where she entered foster care after an abuse of childhood. she became a permanent ward of the state at eight. she remembers her mom leaving her alone here. her mother says officials separated her from christina and she was not allowed to say goodbye. >> you're just a little person did you understand what was happening? >> unfortunately i did. because this had been the second time now. >> christina spends almost all her free time, looking for a landlord who will accept a city rental voucher. 21 comes and goes without a party. nearly two months later, good news. she might be able to move into a studio in harlem. >> this is the bathroom. >> then christina says the city found star agency failed to submit her housing paperwork in time. she still living in the group home.

it is raised by a foster family.tanislav kazachkov from the city of salavat they met in our studio and the dna test confirmed them rostok helps to communicate, now the result of the dna test is waiting daria yesterday in our program she met two sisters from the chelyabinsk region, one of whom has the same last name as her biological maslokov's mother, they themselves dream of learning about the fate of their brothers and sisters, who ended up in different families due to the fact that tamara's mother could not cope with the upbringing of ten children, and i don’t understand such a woman, and just here they are all scattered around the country. where is even unknown where, by the way, there is an army. hello , your daughters would like to introduce you to someone. daughter tell us about your daughter daria do you remember when you last saw daria? yes, they were not small. was small. you remember, when daria was born, all my documents were taken away from me. and at least what kind of daria is in a row? do you remember

the fact is that vladimir is in the studio, who grew up in a foster family.go that i am a technique, literally. less than a month ago, he was taken from a baby home in murmansk, and his biological mother's name was stepicheva tatyana tatyana manuilovna. your mother is tatyana manuilovna, and his mother is samuilovna nemanu, that is, according to you, svetlana. this is a completely different woman. yes, this is styopicheva tatyana munueva on the fifty-fifth year of birth, which i went home, who was your sister. i know her. she opened the door for me with a small child in a completely different way. she is short. absolutely the word does not look like and said that she does not know everything, why tatyana samoilov well, this is the family, maybe you remembered the middle name incorrectly. well, this is one letter difference, well, why is manuilovna and samuil year of birth? yes, year of birth. uh, if the manager told me that 18 years old 17 18 years old, well, she could roughly tell us. well, not not 28, because of the age would be so sure. no, well, here and

one of the things i talk about in the book, foster is no trust traumatized. he is the commander on the ground for hearing the first reports about andersonville and what happened. and so, in addition to trying to retaliate, he also desperately wants there to be a prisoner exchange he keeps trying to arrange prisoners with his counterpart. both of them get so out of control, they do so many special exchanges that both the union war department and the confederate war department would say you stop now! there is a lot of local exchanges that have to be reigned in to the department itself. >> great. it sounds like more of a philosophical question, most of the others, it goes like this. you just sketched out the rationalize argument about proportionality. what was the discourse, if any, about the applicability of the mosaic argument that limits we're tribute of justice and i for it i. >> okay, that is a great question. let me answer that, one way to answer the specific question, and also to bring in a point you did not ask in the question. there is a lot of discussi

if everything was still not clear with the father, they helped foster parents so much.ve turned away from them, ekaterina podolyan is the boss who attended all meetings of the court immediately responds to aggression. the tv department head is already more confident than his subordinates, he still nods his head, they say, no comments. in the case of a child, personal data cannot be disclosed, in general, in fact, they should not wash their comments, because we have statements from the biological father. o tsarev of the child, who ask not to disclose information about him and his about his child. well, it's a question. it's not so much about the child's personal data. how much in the actions themselves employees of the guardianship authorities, who once again, either did not inspect, or did not make a mistake, now the prosecutors of at least organized supervisory activities will understand the details, the prosecutor's office will be an additional charge for the implementation of the requirements of the law by the system of bodies. such guardianship, as well as preventio

military and by local separatists and one day in march he left home but did not return , nikita's fosterspite the fact that he is still a child, allegedly became a victim of pro-russian propaganda several years ago and, unfortunately, had the corresponding views we talked to you, the teacher, he was in a russian mood and at home he was already walking and spreading propaganda that he would come to russia and so on, that is why he was already so moody at school, he was at home with us , of course, it was not explained, but at school he was moody there. so, in march, the boy disappeared together with the russian military and where they took him was not known at first, but later, during the occupation of the kharkiv region, they managed to find mykyt and he was temporarily transferred to another foster family. unfortunately, the guy managed to live longer again, and again, according to his adoptive mother, he went to the russian military, then he was transferred to the russian army. there was a battalion of russian troops at the aggregate plant and he was transferred there. this story can b

now this offs if possible, my georgia gallagher calling for you meant for the foster parliament party in bay chit janet, auto soul tom door will not up a little early for cvd conference for 3000 honest people. the faith was they don't teach the foster man for young if you don't before, you know he'd seduce yona. so could you speak just a me in on a statistic i was in foster care equal cal today was to 1000 son on you can see this is your now you've been all a young stuff. you know, that he just, you know, still not a bad go over it with no m all that. so for somebody, for the students that are also disco, ball variables already know, you know, the fall walking, but also with the animal goes on with that we send them on those who look we known she wasted yellow lobby. she wanted mando, but we don't. she was through the local law. sheena. and i'm sure the monday, but we should do. i'm not a real school. and if i moved on to the question i was just when i went this, my dad, you know that to me level known, she will fight a mood or going to move on killers came to going to madison. if you

here, and before that i asked my foster mother to find me an address.dingly, i went to evpatoria at this address. oh, but it turned out right away that i made a mistake at home. he took me to another house. well, the neighbors have already suggested to me that you need another house. through one house. i came in. he had two slots there. well, there was no one else. and that you said nothing. it’s like i have a piece of paper like this, that they established with me there that the mother was such and such, in short, there was a biological one, but i showed them, but they were immediately clear to me . so no one, in short, your name is somehow . well, no way. and what kind of lads for such, well, it turns out roma, here he is, as if younger than me. as i understand it, well, i don’t remember the second one alina why you such a reaction is our brother? this is our brother and seryozha was most likely the second one that roma told you, well, like all my brothers, everything is already at home. you're like the name itself you were nobody. that is, a certain

anna vashchenko has a loving, caring family and a foster mother, lydia.name was preserved on the label from the maternity hospital on the layout was written alistratova. well, there are initials you and no k 11 7 88 2.900 50 cm. now anna and mom herself are raising two girls, masha and angelina, the eldest daughter. while he lives with his grandmother in the entrance next to his mother. i live with my grandmother, because she is cared for, i am like her loving granddaughter decided to take care of her. and so, now i'm here with my mother. she says that masha can ask for advice at any time and a year ago she had a dream to study in a cadet class. anna approved the idea. in addition, the girl is studying japanese and signed up for the fight. and after graduation. she dreams of becoming a psychologist. she says that you will definitely become a psychologist. i believe in you. yes, very important for me called in our studio. anna sees her intended mother for the first time, strayed into a 62-year-old 33 years ago, suffering from lack of money and bad relation

if you don't perform a sort with jessica, i also could, i mean i stick with that goes in foster care. equinox down, calgary, fuzzy. thought, but it's not even with people who don't know if at all you repeat the jani stuff, you know that he's still not a m all that so, so he's the students that are also disco, ball variable, a whole to for wanting, but also with the animal goes on with that we send them on those who look we known she was said yellow blood was shot. let me show any mondo between when she went to the last, you know, when i was you had a monday, but we should do on lateral school. see if i move on to question i was just when i went this, my dad a little bit to me, little known, she will fight to move are going to move on killers given are going to madison. if you have them, what do you want from orders if i can move our channel now where pulled it all up with an outdoor mika luis sugar. one of the last 2 grand with inside on the other we said me the they are around 200 us nuclear bombs and 310 aircraft carriers stationed in europe. these are kept in varying degrees of com

i'm max foster. just ahead. >> there's nothing left. >> this is such a big storm, you're having a 500 year flood even. >>> all of the flooding blocking this major highway behind me. >> we did what we had to do. i wouldn't have changed anything. >> i lost my boat, everything i had, but saved three guys, it's worth it. >> can we get some help around here? would that be too much to ask? >>> live from london, this is cnn "newsroom" with max foster. >>> it is monday october 3rd, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. on the east coast. five days after hurricane ian slammed into florida. at least 76 people have lost their lives. and entire communes have been wiped out. in some of the worst hit areas, workers have not only trying to find signs of life beneath the rubble, they're helping those who have lost their entire livel livelihoods. the loss is so great places like fort myers may never return to what they were. >> there are a lot of people with no homes to return to now or in the future. they'll be eligible fo

children, we had our foster children program and crisis we didn't have enough foster parents, i createde that worked on this and improved our foster care. and start a reentry program to help those wants to second chance coming out of prison. these are just simple problems that you are having to address and held accountable. you work across the aisle, main of our proposal get democrat and republican support, you are able to work as a team more looking at what is best for our state and our country. and so there are still partisan divide, obviously, when you come across the pandemic we kept our schools open and kept our businesses open. and that was a difference in leadership among blue states and red states, proud of what we did here in this state of arkansas and keeping everything open. trey: governor, arkansas i believe has term limits, you are not running for reelection. because you cannot run for reelection, you are term limited. is there any job out there that would entice you want to stay in public service. >> you are right. we have two 4-year terms, i end in january, i have a lot t

it the idea that we can choose foster growth shows an inadequate growth _ foster growth shows an inadequaterice and growth is cities that can help breathe with wildlife _ is cities that can help breathe with wildlife. why pick a fight on something like this we saw it happen in other— something like this we saw it happen in other places and it would happen again because role people in farming communities and people who care about— communities and people who care about nature for all of that, organisations that nigel mentioned will actually mobilise. think organisations that nigel mentioned will actually mobilise.— will actually mobilise. think he 10 philli -s will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and _ will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and nigel— will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and nigel nelson. - will actually mobilise. think he 10 phillips and nigel nelson. we - will actually mobilise. think he jo| phillips and nigel nelson. we will have to leave it there that is it for the papers goodbye for now.

i also could, i mean on a stick with that goes in foster care equal down cal, today. $40000.00 son. are you going to see the future now? if at all useful, she would have any thought jani stuff, you know, the customer still not a bad go over it with you at all. but so for some of the students that are also disc, ball valuable, trustees, already know, you know, to for wanting, but also with losing their models. who will know when she was said yeah, local. i do love you. she wanted mando between when she went to the dea lashana and i was you had a moment, but we should do. i'm not a real school senior if i move or want to wish i was just will. i mean, just my dad, you know, the, to me live all the non, she will fight a mood or going to move on kill. it came to, going to move us. and if you haven't, what do you want to more to see if i can move a channel? now where i'm pulling it open up the answer at all. mika, lucia, one of the level dental, don't me? of the we said need the, they are around 200 us nuclear bombs and 310 aircraft carriers stationed in europe . these are kept in varying

i'm max foster in london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> donald trump and john eastman together were part of a likely criminal conspiracy. >> emails show that president trump knew that the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong. >> this is the closest thing to a smoking gun and deliberate wrongdoing in this meeting. >>> we're going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices. >> i agree with anything that will make gas prices cheaper because right now they are astronomically high. >> i put liz truss in number 10. i hope it was worth it. >> i am a fighter. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. >>> it's thursday, october 20th. 9 a.m. in london, 4 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. we begin with exclusive reporting. sources tell cnn former donald trump and his team are allowing federal agents to conduct a new supervised search of trump's mar-a-lago estate still part of an effort to save trump from potential legal jeopardy amid the justice department's investigation

i tell her, i just wanted to follow my son's foster mother. if i lingered on the rails. as you say, i would have lost sight of dealing with clara, ryaba would not found out where my son lives. and how did you recognize the apartment , i won’t believe that in the entrance they were imperceptible, they followed the charge, it was already deeply remembered. almost all the windows in the house were dark. i just waited until the light came on in one of them. and what were you going to do next? i don't know, i should have negotiated, probably. but first i had to make sure that this was my son. and after i got the photos of the doubts, i had to. how not mine he is, like two drops of water similar to me his mother is valentina alexandrovna your wife about a year ago i was in the oncology center for surgery. yes, they removed the chest. but obviously there she met the mother of the child, who later installed ryaba danilina, died, but for some time they lay in the same room. and we think that it was there that danilin, before her death, told your wife a

we have a broken relationship with nature and we cannot foster economic development at the expense ofenvironmental destruction and climate change. things like deforestation and conversion of habitats, mangoes, wetlands, unsustainable hunting and poaching, overfishing of the oceans, logging, mining, unsustainable infrastructure. there are multiple causes of the way we produce and consume in our economic model that we need to change because we depend on nature you know? this is notjust depend on nature you know? this is not just for the depend on nature you know? this is notjust for the sake of the beauty of it, because it is beautiful, but everything we have, food, water, the clothes we wear, we depend on nature. it is important to understand where we are heading and what the solutions are. find where we are heading and what the solutions are.— the solutions are. and 'ust to sa , we the solutions are. and 'ust to say. we fl the solutions are. and 'ust to say, we are looking h the solutions are. and 'ust to say, we are looking at h the solutions are. and just to say, we are looking at som

we need new partners in the departure of france from between a foster. we just want to be free, like other countries with very good morning to you. this is on with you international with the latest world news out date is great to happy with us this hour that we begin with the latest in the conflict between russia. crane where the russian navy has repelled a wave of drone attacks in the city of service, toppled us according to local officials. this voltage has being so later on. social networks reportedly showing russian anti defense targeting drones was in the morning, the russian navy has been repelling attacks with all drugs shot down according to local authorities. and the russian navy is also allegedly destroyed multiple surface drones with no casualties. all damage to infrastructure being reported so far, according to the flight radar service, the u. s. drone was allegedly detected a neutral s space over the black sea at the time of the attacks. some residents of care, so who left when the war started want to return home to the now russian city, how

i'm max foster in london. just ahead -- >> he has failed in every strategic objective he's set for himself. >> translator: i didn't expect he would also kill the kids, she says, describing how he repeatedly used a knife to kill the children and a pregnant teacher. >> i'm not sure. i'm not going to bite down. the stakes are way, way too high. >> i think every republican knew there was baggage out there. the weight of that baggage is starting to feel a little closer to unbearable. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. >>> it's friday, october 7th, 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. on the east coast of the united states where we start in new york. that's where u.s. president joe biden gave a stark warning about nuclear talk coming out of russia. president vladimir putin hinted using nuclear weapons is not off the table. statement came after the military racked up losses in the ukraine. wednesday night mr. biden responded to that threat saying there's no such thing as the ability to e

prosecutors plan to return the protesters plan to return to foster city today and friday. >> kron 4. we reached out to gilead sciences for comment. we haven't heard back so far. and san carlos cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city council has approved a measure to double the fun for getting caught with them. anybody found fireworks, including the ones label safe and sane are going to be charged with a misdemeanor and could be fined up to $1000. it also face 6 months in jail. it will be a second vote to ratify ordinance before it takes effect. mayor london breed was on hand to celebrate a new supermarket opening in san francisco's bayview wednesday. they view hunters point has historically been and it still is a food desert. the new lucky's on 3rd street is going to get more people access to healthy, fresh and affordable food. it's going to also create some opportunities for local jobs. there. the location of the new market and they get for over 3 years after the walgreens that used to be their closed also featuring a lot of the local products are made right here in the bayview

everything, maybe vasily well agree that foster parents.ir own parents, because i was declared gifted all kinds of gifts, grew up. i'm a little worse than other kids. now, if they didn’t poke me, that’s what i’m doing, i didn’t even think about it even once. here you are now looking at andrew here. we have ideas to find some common features with yourself with vasily and his mother. he probably looks like his father. i just don’t know this person i have never seen, but i saw vasily’s father. vasily, what do you say. i, perhaps, agree with andrey yes, i don’t see anything in common anastasia you notice the similarity between andrey and rush only by their intelligent nature discreet kind, open people, willing to seek the true and the truth. this is what unites them with basil. mm, it looks more like, of course, it seems to me that these are three different people andrey and you told your parents that your sisters are stuffing themselves, an unfamiliar woman. yes, i told my mom. she was in shock. she said that this could not be. or maybe it hap

we cannot foster economic development at the expense of our natural world.on and conversion of habitats, forests, grasslands, and sustainable hunting and poaching, overfishing of oceans, longing, mining, unsustainable infrastructure — there are multiple causes of there are multiple causes of the way we've produced and consumed in our economic model that we need to change because we depend on nature. this is notjust for the sake of we depend on nature. this is not just for the sake of the beauty of it, because it is beautiful, but everything we have — the food, the water, the clothes we wear — we depend on nature. it's really important to understand where we're heading and what are the solutions for that.- heading and what are the solutions for that. right. just to sa , solutions for that. right. just to say. we're _ solutions for that. right. just to say, we're looking - solutions for that. right. just to say, we're looking at - solutions for that. right. just | to say, we're looking at some of the images of the animals, the species that are endangered. name

. >> gilead sciences has its headquarters here in foster city.nd all this week, a group of protesters is expressing their displeasure with the company saying the pharmaceutical maker is charging too much for its trucks. all this week, the aids healthcare foundation is staging daily protests outside the gilead sciences headquarters here in foster city. they say the company has overcharge patients who use their drugs and restricted access to some of its medications under the federal 3.40, b program. drugmakers such as gilead are required to provide medications at a reduced cost to qualifying health care providers. these protesters say the company is violating its 3.40, b obligations by not offering discount prices for its hepatitis c medication and hiv drugs. they say that low income patients in particular are struggling to afford gilead medications and they are asking the company to provide relief. we certainly appreciate gilead doing the right thing and put in the people over their profit. >> and make it equitable for folks to be able for their t

but along with it, it takes fostering from the community. it takes mentorship and growth.i am lucky enough to work with an organization and to work with a team that is absolutely committed to the idea that there is something good about doing historical research and looking to the past as well as the present and future to determine how the army's body of knowledge needs to evolve and for that, i'm deeply grateful to work where i do and to work in the army at the current time that i do. i think there's a there's a question to be asked about how do we find foster the next female eisenhower? how do we find somebody who is going to have the words that best is still army operations, tactics, techniques all into a few meaningful words that will introduce a chapter and i'm happy to know that that work is going to be done well into the future. and in the end, i think the team did fme through operations for the united states army has added this incredible important artifact to the museum. that is our doctrine but most importantly, it's a representation of the future of the instituti

i'm max foster. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with top stories for this hour. a major blow for donald trump in the mar-a-lago documents. the supreme court refusing to intervene and reverse a federal court's ruling which could have let the special master and the team, team trump review about 100 documents marked classified. plus the january 6th committee has unanimously voted to subpoena trump during yesterday's hearing on the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. the committee presented evidence trump knew he had lost the 2020 election but still pursued efforts to overturn it. the january 6th committee released chilling video of congressional leaders scrambling to secure the capitol as it was being ran sacked by trump supporters. >> we have got to get the proceedings or else they're going to -- >> u.s.a. >> i'm going to call up the f'ing secretary of d.o.d. we have some senators still in their hide aways. they need massive personnel now. can you get the maryland national guard to

hey, charles. >> they're well and sciences that they have their headquarters here in foster city ca foster city. they make pharmaceuticals and there's a group of people who are very unhappy with this company. they say they're basically charging too much for their drugs. all this week, the aids healthcare foundation is staging daily protests outside the gilead sciences headquarters here in foster city. they say the company has overcharge patients who use their drugs and restricted access to some of its medications. >> under the federal 3.40, b program, drugmakers such as gilead are required to provide medications at a reduced cost to qualifying health care providers. these protesters say the company is violating its 3.40, b obligations by not offering discount prices for its hepatitis c medication, an hiv drugs. they say that low income patients in particular are struggling to afford gilead medications and they are asking the company to provide relief. we certainly appreciate gilead doing the right thing. and putin, the people over their profit. >> and make it equitable for folks to be able

in 1860, for the commander of the department this out with john g foster. and when confederates brought union prisoners from georgia to charleston, during the federal bombardment of the city and put them in locations under fire from union guns, he received permission to bring the confederate p.o.w.'s to the islands in the charleston harbor and put them under fire. and so this aspect, historians know about it, the both the union in the confederacy of prisoners of war to charleston harbor and put them under fire. but here is the point that was not known until you follow the retaliation through to its conclusion. during this time, the condition of the union prisoners, and andersonville, and in georgia, became known to foster because escaped prisoners crossed into union lines and reported what was going on particularly below the quantity and quality of the rations. and so when confederates ultimately removed the union prisoners from charleston, foster sent the confederate p.o.w.'s that he still held, and he sent them to fort pulaski in georgia and in hilton hea

i'm max foster in london. just ahead -- >> if they continue down this road, it will only increase the condemnation. >> we want to see the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. he hasn't shown an inclination to move in that direction. >>> there are worse fears tonight. we have found the vems of the kidnapping. >> we are devastated. we are shocked. we are dying every moment. >>> it is the young women and girls of iran who are paying the ultimate price for freedom, their lives. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. >>> it is thursday, october 6th. 9 a.m. here in london. 4 a.m. in washington and 5 p.m. in seoul, south korea, where the u.s. is reportedly bringing in more fire power near the peninsula following a string of north korea's missile tests. a u.s. air craft carrier strike group is on its way off the korean peninsula. the move comes after they test fired two more nuclear missiles today. that is 25 this yearment the highest number since kim jong-un came to power. on wed

i'm max foster in london. just ahead -- >>> this came apart on everyone and i don't think everyone was prepared for anything. >> my heart is broken for them. how do you recoup? >> we couldn't cross our fingers and hope for the best. we have listened and have listened. >>> this is a huge defeat for moscow. this is not going well. he's facing an unprecedented amount of criticism from within. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. >>> hello on this tuesday, october 4th. 9 a.m. here in london. 4 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. it's been six days since hurricane ian made landfall. the number of people killed has climbed past 100. authorities are holding out hope they will find survivors. so far the governor says they've made close to 2,000 rescues including this one here. incredible video shows the u.s. coast guard saving a man and his neighbors from flood waters on sanibel island. that's in heavily damaged lee county where recovery efforts have been very difficult. that region account

i'm max foster in london. just ahead. >> you think you're in an autocratic nation. >> why are you in camouflage? >> we're losing rationality. >> i am humbled and honored to have the support of my parliamentary colleagues, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. >> doctors across the country are warning of a triple threat. the big three of viruses. >> i'll be honest, i think we're in for a tough several months. we're seeing a high number of children who are getting sick who need support to breathe. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max fo foster. >>> it's tuesday, october 25th, 9 a.m. in london, 4 a.m. on the u.s. east coast where the nation's mid-term elections are just two weeks away. more than 7 million ballots have already been cast between early voting and absentee ballots. the new cnn polling shows the economy and inflation are the key items for voters. more than half in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin say it will determine who gets their vote in congres

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