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there is no doubt, the exam is in padua, francis. i live nearby.t is so praiseworthy and noble that this strict exam is suitable, so that we can praise all without turning off the ordinary skills. the luminaries of european science helped the boy manti and the doctor of medicine. for the fiery paduan barons of skaryna, the sun is in the air. what are the slaves of the step heap? can i treat specialist doctors? maybe it's coming? my polish relatives and father carried the bible from the lapels, saving the rocks. the bible is a holy cancer. yana bye swim, navat avechka ya mozha peraystsі, ale odnachaša i glybokay, kali іslon muzhany klustsі ceraz yae. this book is at the end of all this wisdom, because it is only now possible to save the god of the yeast. this princess has all the showers and flowers. 6th year 1517 ў praza comes out of the hand of the psalter, padzeya, which may be of great importance for our history. what is the significance of skaryn’s work? why are we such a genius? as you know, the first book on kirylitsy is not yet finished. ger

it's very -- the position pope francis is delicate.e francis is focusing on ending the suffering. he is not -- he says that war is a defeat. when it comes to the military solutions, he has spoken very vocally about the concerns regarding potential use of nuclear arms, et cetera. he looks at the potential in a way that works to encourage dialogue and negotiations. yes, as you said, very different approach. >> thank you very much for being with us. appreciate it. >>> when we return, breaking news also from the supreme court, which has overturned a ban of so-called bump stocks. has gun rights advocates and those calling for more regulation are reacting next. "andrea mitchell reports" is back in 90 seconds only on msnbc. ms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue... and stop

so i did, and out of that became francis couples assistant. and from that, i worked with him on the rain people. we came back to san francisco, which is where i wanted to live. that's where i'm from. and we started a phone company up here and managed francis managed to get a deal to make a feature version of t h x. and i figured well, so crazy archie told him home thing, but the industry isn't such term on our i think i might have a chance to actually make it. and i did. i managed to get the film made and they didn't see it or read the script or anything, and then i thought they hated it. but up to that point, i managed to actually get the movie made. the, the original idea was done by a friend of mine warmer in front of his mat robins who are doing their we're going to their senior workshop and they came up with the idea of a man trying to escape a futuristic city which was about all it was and i, and then they decided not to do it for the senior workshop. so then i had a chance to teach this class and i was like, gosh, i go, i'm going to com

so once we end up with tons of victory by the fall, i mean for francis future. and how would it shape politics in the rest of europe? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program of hush. and how about our friends has been good by 2 events that are happening in the coming weeks. one is the summer olympic games in paris, but the of a is this not election cold by president in manuel macro and often bonding depends falls like national valley made huge gains in european elections with backgrounds on the form of the lions ticketing on the edge of collapse, the stakes couldn't be hi, a is decision to go on and the election has galvanized all sides of the political spectrum has come up, crone centrist visions survive. what is a french republic? on the brink of a significant political shift with catalogs in a moment. first this report from oxley as time of which does wrapping up a contain fuse. so coming because of a push to be open, shoot this french president in manuel. my crohn shocked the nation earlier this month when he to solve the national assembly and

. >> also overseas, the g7 summit closed out in italy by welcoming a special guest, pope francis, the first pope to ever address the world leaders group and the topic a warning about artificial intelligence. abc news reporter selena wang has the latest developments overnight. >> president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy, later meeting one on one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease fire in gaza and the war in ukraine. >> parting with the handshake, pope francis telling the president i pray for you. >> i promise i do. >> francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7 delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place, saying, quote, we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. and earlier , a lighter moment at the vatican, pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock

the president will also sit down with pope francis. we have fox news team coverage unpacking major tackeaways from the summit. first madeleine rivera live with the details of the president's final day at the g-7. >> madeleine: migration is expected to be one of the main topics on day two of the g-7 summit. that is very important to giorgia meloni who wants to stem immigration to europe. the president will meet with pope francis, a personal highlight for the president, who is catholic. pope francis is the first pope to participate in g-7 talks. we will warn of dangers of artificial intelligence. and building ukraine defenses, g-7 announced new 50 billion loan unwritten by the u.s. and supported by assets. the president snapped when asked about a ceasefire and hamas. >> what is your message to allies including the g-7 about what more the u.s. can do to drive toward a peace agreement, thank you. >> president biden: i wish you guys would play by the rules, i'm here to talk about a critical situation, ukraine, ask me another subject. >> mad

hey, francis. >> hi, julian. hi dan.a little bit more, especially for inland areas. right now they range from upper 50s in san francisco, 58 all the way to 91 in ukiah. then tomorrow morning we'll wake up to some low clouds. temperatures generally in the 50s. santa rosa 51, san francisco 53, san jose 57. so those are lows. and then in the afternoon, under high clouds, hazy conditions with the winds picking up once again, we'll see temperatures come down a little bit for certain spots in napa. 77, antioch 83. that's one of the warmer spots, but san francisco only 64. comfortable in san jose at 80 degrees. we will start to warm up on monday, and tuesday will be the warmest day. that's when the mid 90s return to some inland areas. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so we have hazy and breezy conditions. temperatures actually close to average this weekend. they start to bounce back. more sunshine on monday getting hot tuesday. and then even though we have sunshine all week long, we'll start to see the breeze pick up

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his 1st film was tech's $1130.00 i produced by francis ford coppola, next up american graffiti which to date has crushed over $140000000.00. then came star wars, the pop culture satisfaction, that changed everything and spoke to french eyes are what do you see from school? i didn't know anything about making movies. i wasn't answer problems. you major. and i went there and my junior year and was interested in photography. i was interested in going to art school and my father wouldn't have anything to do with it. so i figured it was to be some photography in the schools that are ta graphy. that's what it was for summer and i didn't even realize you could go to school or how to make movies. and i haven't really paid much attention to movies and you know, i didn't have television until i was like 10 or 11 years old. but at the time i was sort of getting interesting cars and things. so it's, you know, it wasn't something i thought about. but once i got there, and i saw what it was and i got exposed to the movies, i got suppose the process, i realized very quickly that i knew how to do th

francis moment of truth comes in 2 rounds, this sunday and on july 7th. if the far right twins across risk will have failed and it could usher in, francis 1st bought to lose the government, putting his political credit ability and legacy on the line x as i move out to 0 for inside story. the. so let's bring in august in paris, run o genera, journalist and to foreign correspondent, a lift, a goal in london, rainbow loretta professor of politics, a queen, mary, university of london, and specialist in front of politics. you must say he a good restaurant associated professor of political theory at the university of nothing come was come to the program. but now why is this consensus now the, this election could perhaps be the most consequential in generations in france. yeah, you know, um when i was young in 74. ready the father of my in the pendulum i, the pin a rug for the presidential. ready section, he forgot the only one percent of the vote. now and the next, the general elections, the polls i giving. let's wait for the results. of course the polls are gi

pope francis, the first pontiff ever to ■address th leaders group.bout artificial intelligence. abc's selina wang in italy tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders, sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy. later meeting one-on-one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but -- >> reporter: the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease-fire in gaza and the war in ukraine. parting with a handshake, pope francis telling the president, -- >> you pray for me, i pray for you. >> i promise, i do. >> reporter: francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7, delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place. saying, quote, “we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines.” earlier, a lighter moment at the vatican. pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock, stephen colbert, and whoopi goldberg, saying

francis. e others do not provide specific detail about exactly what care would violate their conscience. dr. francis is ja155anthe other at ja157. they object to ending the life in the womb. justice kagan: they do not object to providing whatever re is necessary to a person who might have complications from takinmipristone, in other words supposed somebody s bled significantly in need a transfusion or any of a number of other things that might haas you understand there is not objection to that? ms. prelogar: i think the fairest reading is that they are not objecting to that. i acknowledge that respondents suggested that there is a broader conscious injury and there might be other doctors who have a broader concern about providing ca, and even if that injury had been in this declaration we think as a matter of law it could not demonstrat that they have a nonspeculative injury. in part because of all the things that would have to happen in a woman gngo the specific doctors and the fact that the

a devout catholic navigating challenges at home and abroad, president biden last met with pope francis at the vatican back in 2021, and praised him as the most significant warrior for peace he'd ever met in washington. brie jackson, nbc news. kate, the princess of wales, is set to make her public return this weekend. in a new message released today, she says she is still undergoing cancer treatment, but she will attend the trooping of the trooping the color ceremony tomorrow. the annual military ceremony celebrates the official birthday of king charles. it will be her first official appearance since she revealed her diagnosis earlier this year. in a statement, the princess revealed she is she still has a few months of treatment left but is making good progress. still ahead, a dramatic rescue near joshua tree and a warning as california heats up for the summer. plus, the fun begins at the alameda county fair. opening night is underway. see some of the festivities caught by nbc bay area sky ranger i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, a warm 84 out there in livermore. if you are headed o

and very concerning for, for francis allies. i'm, i'm guessing now, no matter the outcome of this election that is coming up and my name a call will say on as president, that is just differentiated girl system. he has extensive executive powers in a scenario of what the front called cohabitation, where he be forced to work with his political enemies. how much can you really achieve against the will of parliament and possibly the government? so 1st of all, it isn't from that foreign policy and also defense and security policy has been more most centralized in the, in easy and recent years of the call. but it is also very interesting to know that actually particularly defends policy is one in french just calling to domains practising. so a ship domain of policy making the fact that the president had so much a grip on that plus more political practice, then a constitution or reality or comes confusion or obligation. so that we can potentially embrace for an extra the negotiations or grant for influence on for him. pharmaceutical se

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isn't that what exactly are francis allies worried about with a predicted wind for the pens party? so 1st of all, thank you for having me and, and didn't. the thing is that, um, if there was a fire, a prime minister or a file, right, a government in france, this would certainly be an earthquake policy in europe to the extent that many from the mentors of french foreign policy um, would potentially be questions such as um, reading either wanting us to move the project forward and also it was significant, complicated working with the french government on all the issues related to your team that fast and find policy. so even though the french president has a very high competence and foreign policy defense, for example, according to the constitution false to the prime minister. so that particularly corporation, along with this tier, ministries could be significantly more complicated than it is today. let's look at defense because france has been one of ukraine's most outspoken and staunch backers . what would a national riley when mean for european support for ukraine? so this is still

pope francis addressed world leaders and held a private meeting with president biden. nbc's brie jackson is in washington with the details. the g7 coming to a close in italy with an historic address, the pontiff taking part in the conference for the first time. pope francis raising alarms about artificial intelligence and the impact it could have on human relations, saying we can take it for granted that its use will influence in a growing way our social interaction, our way of life. the pope also warning about the use of autonomous unmanned lethal weapons called meaning no machine, should ever decide whether to take the life of a human being away after repeatedly calling for peace amid conflicts in gaza and ukraine, pope francis meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy this after g7 leaders agreed to provide ukraine a $50 billion loan and the u.s. committed to long term support. we'll be with you, grant, until they prevail in this war. russian president vladimir putin claiming he's ready for peace talks if ukraine drops its nato ambitions and withdraws ukrainian for

two years ago pope francis took a swipe at joe biden's abortion views pope francis said the presidenteek when cnn analyst says joe biden is the most christian president in her lifetime. >> abortion turned out to be an issue at the g-7. kind of a collision between american politics and italian politics. there was a final statement from the 2023 g-7 that supported access to abortion. and biden just wanted that the to be repeated in this statement and the new leader of italy did not. and they took the word abortion out. biden had threatened, actually, not sign it if they did that. but they essentially reaffirmed their commitment to last year's statement so they found a diplomatic way out of it but it was really interesting to see how powerful this issue is domestically for joe biden and he takes it to the g-7 as well. >> meantime tomorrow is the big hollywood fundraiser for biden. politico writes the following: next up a star studded june 15th fundraiser in los angeles where late night tv host jimmy kimmel with l. interview joe biden and barack obama and r.r. along with special guest, ge

thank you so much, francis.y with a preview of sports j.r. >> while the nba finals continue , the warriors coaching staff is actually busy around the world. we had ron adams in studio tonight with a word on what steve kerr and his assistants are up to this summ look ahead to the nba draft. no rest for the coaching staff. head coach steve kerr will be in charge of the u.s. national team for the olympics in paris. other staff members also going around the globe to help teach. warriors assistant coach ron adams joins us tonight on after the game. he sounded like a proud dad bragging about his kids and all of their accomplishments. >> steve. of course, everyone knows, will be coaching the olympic olympics this summer and we're really excited for him. and it's going to be a real fun thing. it's pressure packed, not a simple job to be the head national coach of our men's basketball. but steve will do a terrific job. he's got a great staff and, you know, it's really going to be a great thing to watch. >> i know you're

he's expected to hold a private meeting with pope francis. what do you think they will talk about? >> well, as you know, well, this is their fifth time actually meeting together. so they have kind of a relationships. so i'm sure they're going to focus on global issues first like the war in gaza and ukraine, and climate change but also, i wouldn't be surprised if they got into some personal issues as we know, the president is dealing with family matters again, with the recent conviction of his son, beau, that can't be easy for the president or his family or bow. and i'm sure as a pastor, if the opportunity is there, pope francis will also speak about some of these personal issues because he sees himself as a pastor. two people first and foremost and so i think he will get into the important issues, but he won't shy away from talking to president biden simply about how is he doing? >> father background. what do you hope will actually emerge will come from this meeting well, i think plus on the pope's mine in particular is the war in gaza and ukraine. >> he'd love to see an end to the

and managed francis managed to get a deal to make a feature version of t h x. and i figured well so crazy archie told him home thing, but the industry isn't such true one. i think i might have a chance to actually make it and i did, i managed to get the film made and they didn't see it or read the script or anything and then i thought they hated it. but up to that point for managed to actually get the movie made, the, the original idea was done by a friend of mine warmer in front of his mount robins who are doing their we're going to their senior workshop and they came up with the idea of a man trying to escape a futuristic city, which was about all it was and i, and then they decided not to do it for the senior workshop so that i had a chance to, to teach this class. and i was say, gosh, i got, i'm going to come up with a movie cuz i split the class on half one part of the class made a movie and then the other part maple with me. and i was talking and are good friends of mine, and i said, i'm going to do a film. and they said, well, we got this thing and what

francis elections across says he acted on voters resentments. he's supposed to give it to me and if i thought i'd done everything right, i wouldn't be standing here today. i wouldn't have dissolved the government and everything would be fine. so yes, i do take some responsibility. opinion polls suggest the far right national rally led by maureen, what pen is leading and slightly points to shake. the french political landscape is the one that we did. we have the possibility of winning these elections and creating a unity government. this will get this country out of a rush. the parties campaign is built on attacks against migraines, most claims, and the you. some borders finding concerning, sending us home from new list, which one, you know, it's direction and for us citizens with different nationalities. it's not easy to live in a country that no longer want sauce threatens awesome, tells us we are no longer welcomed while we participate in the french academy. we study to pay taxes. there have been a lot of changes at the selection cycle. the co

army corps of engineers of the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. please allow me to begin today by offering heart l condolences to families of six individuals lost in this tragedy. from the outset we were committed to supporting efforts to recover their loved ones. thoughts and prayers continue to be with them. soon after this tragic event maryland governor wes moore declared a state of emergency and we activated the district emergency operations center. the state-of-the-art survey vessels which usually serve to verify the depth and with the federal channels were deployed to support the initial search and rescue dive operations. we joined a multi agency effort across all levels of ever meant to form a unified command. i've been in a good many disaster responses over the years and this unified command team led by captain david o'connell is one of the best i've ever seen. the guidance from the president was clear from the beginning. clearing the wreckage from the channel was the top priority. we needed three things to execute this mission. authority,

so that's one of the main topics at the g7 today, pope francis later will be arriving four discussions at the summit. he is going to be talking about a it's something that he's concerned about is calling for an international treaty to regulate artificial intelligence. it is the first time that a pope has participated and addressed a g seven summit of world leaders. so and historic moment when the pope goes to southern italy and pula later today to address those leaders, he also be meeting with president biden to discuss, i'm sure artificial intelligence and global conflicts. it's gonna be a busy day for pope francis but and historic moment when he goes to that g7 meeting, ana now chris about on a lighter note, i believe that the pope is wrapping up a meeting with comedians in in vatican city, or when we spoke last hours is some serious faces in the crowd were any jokes made? any laughs? >> it was certainly a lighthearted and fun meeting. the pope spoke to the comedians, told them that they have the gift to you to unite people and make people smile. he then met with a number of them the

their ongoing work regarding the francis scott key bridge collapse. i want to join my colleagues in recognizing the six workers who lost their lives during this tragic accident. immigrants were making not just our infrastructure stronger, but our nation stronger. my thoughts are with their families and the communities they were part of. new jersey's eighth congressional district is home to the largest port on the east coast following the collapse of the key bridge. the port is ready to accommodate additional vessels. this is thanks in large part to port authority of new york and new jersey and the dedicated teams, the operators of reports and incredible men and women who keep our region moving. administrator bhatt, the new bridge is built to current to design standards, can you describe how design standards have changed since the key bridge was built in 1977 and the challenges posed by increasingly large vessels calling on our ports? >> thank you, congressman, for the question. if you look at the bridge, a trust bridge made of steel and that was the p

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francis dinglasan joins us now with weather.great news that that road is open. >> yeah, and we're getting ready for the summer heat. it's heading back next week. >> we hear all about the heat. i got blasted by wind today in san francisco. i was like, what is going on? >> oh, definitely. it's been a breezy to very windy day in some spots and certain areas you feel like you're going to get blown away. >> i didn't, i didn't okay, good. >> i'm glad. and tomorrow is going to be another breezy day. here's a look at live doppler seven. we have some high clouds passing through, but there's already some coastal clouds creeping into the bay. and speaking of those winds, right now there are 23mph in san francisco. so that's still pretty breezy. also in fairfield, 24mph, especially for this time of the evening. they will pick up again tomorrow afternoon. live shot of our roof camera shows, the embarcadero and the ferry bill. or yeah, the ferry building and even the bay bridge in the background. most temperatures are now in the 50s and 60s.

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army corps of engineers to the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. on behalf of the core, please allow me to begin today by giving our heartfelt condolences to the six individuals who were lost in this tragedy. from the offset, we were supported efforts for their loved ones. our thoughts and prayers continue to be with him. soon after this event occurred, the maryland governor declared a state of emergency. they activated the emergency activation center. our state-of-the-art survey vessels, which usually serve to verify the depth and width of the channels, were deployed to support the initial search and rescue operations. our support than evolved as the army corps joined a multiagency effort across government to form a unified command. i have been in a good many disaster responses over the years, and this unified team led by david o'connell is one of the best i have ever seen. the guidance of the president was clear from the beginning. clearing the wreckage from the channel with the army corps's top priority. we needed three things to execute. author

there as world leaders are meeting with pope francis at the g-7 summit.his of course happening in fasano italy, a day after, john, we played out in full at that moment where president biden seemed to wander off from the italian prime minister who then had to bring him back to the crowd. where watching this together as the pope is loaded back up they just had a photo up there a moment ago noting pope francis is the first pope to attend a g-7 summit. at this he has urged the world's wealthy democracies to keep human dignity foremost in developing and using official intelligence, john, at some part of the conversation morning technology risks are turning human relations into mere algorithms. we are watching this unfold right now. >> john: who wants to make sure no one is making killer robots. perhaps he has seen the term writer to movies. i was at the most recent g-7 in italy. it was in sicily and terming. the pope did not attend that one. in the midst of all the leaders he will be leaving soon to head back to the united states for that big hollywood fund-ra

he added our work is not over until we rebuild the francis scott key bridge. it's a process expected to take years. six maintenance workers were killed when a cargo ship lost propulsion and crashed into the bridge on march 26. >>> heavy rainfall is targeting the sunshine state. meteorologist angie lastsman is watching the flood risk for florida. >> we gear up for heavy rain across the state as we get through the week. 6 million people under flood watches, stretching from west palm down to naemiami and naple. we'll see multiple rounds of this rain. it will be unsettled for days and days. this is a look at tomorrow. you can see more periods of really heavy rain. the good news is we initially do need rain across the state of florida. they're under a moderate drought. but by the time we get into friday, we're talking about difficulty with saturated grounds, swollen streams, and it doesn't take much to flood in this region. we've got over a foot expected in some spots through friday. notice this does include those major cities of west palm beach and naples. across

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we will speak cousins a with university of illinois. professor francis anthony boyle, who says there is a direct tie by the way between the natal actions that we're seeing now historically and the war and ukraine don't go away. he's good. we'll be right back of the the daily corner board. and if it can table, did you get to, excuse me, any of the went go to come across the 1 of january or people just february? you said the deadline after the well, and i mean if i can hear from you when you might be able to move my car for you. hey, this got you see what we can use because it shares bumper to your phone to to confirm. send you out the 4th, a group phone book, this solution should be on the list or is that simply not mine? that was about i know you're gonna have that with us with this big 3 m. as far as part of the meeting the kids and we just found that so essentially just the 2nd semester. right. and then like i said the the ok welcome back. let's continue this conversation. i'm rick sanchez, the noted professor of international law council francis anthony boyle. recently said that t

also, overseas, the g7 summit closed out in italy by welcoming a special guest, pope francis, the firstthe world leaders group. the topic a warning about artificial intelligence. abc's selena wang has the latest developments overnight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy, later meeting one on one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease fire in gaza and the war in ukraine, parting with the handshake, pope francis telling the president i pray for you. >> i promise i do. >> francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7 delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place, saying, quote, we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. and earlier , a lighter moment at the vatican, pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock, stephen colbert and whoopi goldberg saying in t

i will be talking a lot about francis today. francis lieber was born in germany in 1898. his earliest recollection in life was when he was eight and napoleon's troops through berlin and it was the saddest day of his life because he was a patriotic german and this was horrible to see. this french army devastating prussia. he would move to the united states in the 1820s with a fresh ph.d. in mathematics from from berlin, universal city. but he would end up being a professor of political economy, which they would call political science at south carolina college, which today we is the university of south carolina. he would stay at south carolina until 1850s when he was forced, not because he was openly anti-slavery, although he despised slavery, but rather because he soft on being pro-choice. he wasn't pro-slavery enough to teach at the university of south carolina in the 1850s, and he was out and he then went to columbia university and when the war begins, he be asked to, be a consultant, a helper to general henry halleck, who is the senior officer in the united states army.

pope francis is doing what he can to bring an end to the war in ukraine. the biden administration said, you know, they're going to defend ukraine no matter what it takes. i think behind closed doors, we have not gotten a readout from this meeting today. behind closed doors, i think those tensions will be present, but i think they'll look at ways that they can partner together, and i think we'll see that primarily on this partnership between the u.s. and the vatican on the repatriation of the roughly 20,000 ukrainian children that have been abducted to russia since the war began. i think that's where they find common ground. >> okay. thanks for that. monica, putin's cease fire proposal, that is being slammed by ukrainian officials, they're calling it absurd. has the president offered any reaction to putin's deal? >> well, the white house and senior administration officials have reacted to it, similarly. really dismissing it, saying that it is not only unrealistic, but not productive to try to have a conversation about peace talks with stipulations that cert