he said the discovery of the frog came as a real surprise. realise that cut flowers, something that all of us would consider extremely short—lived and fragile, would be brought over from literally across the world. it turns out actually the frog luckily is not an endangered species act for the region of columbia where there is a lot of horticulture so there is a lot of growing of flowers and it was then shipped with with a transport of roses from ecuador into columbia and then from there a larger shipment from their was exporting to england and then to the shop in chatfield and then the frog was extraordinarily alive and that small fragile species mated to live in it really made us think what else could there be. i think customs are doing a fantasticjob, the scale and the fast logistics of this very rapid and dynamic trade means that they can't catch everything and i think we need to look at better regulation and also working with the producers for higher standards for the production of now captured on a doorbell camera in canada a sight and

in a colombian tree frog in a bunch of roses in sheffield. we will hear it from the author of a study into invasive and potentially dangerous species reaching european shores. let's return to the middle east. israel's security cabinet has recommended approving the gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal agreed with hamas. it comes after a meeting which lasted several hours. the full government cabinet is now convening to give a final ratification to that agreement. if approved, benjamin netanyahu's office has said the release of the first hostages will go ahead on sunday as planned. my colleague has been looking at the hostages held in gaza who are expected to be freed on sunday. the first six—week phase of the ceasefire will see 33 hostages including women, children, and elderly people exchanged for palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. with the first hostages set to be released on sunday, a list of names has been published on a number of israeli media sites. the 28—year—old is one named on the list. this 19—year—old had just started her m

do female frogs croak?k? think about it. >> all right. i'm going to have to think about that one. reed. i like this. i love the game that we're playing here. let me tell you what's coming up on "cbs mornings." we have some big names joining us in the studio. award-winning actor morrischestnut is here to tell us about the new cbs drama watson. also oscar and grammy winner quest love is going to join us talk about his new documentary. it's on the iconic music performances from "saturday night live." over the last 50 years. mast a musical gene thus so that's going to be fun. >>> speaking of music, only on "cbs mornings," our anthony mason has the honor of announcing the newest inductees into the songwriters' hall of fame. we will have everything you need to know and more on the show. and do female frogs croak? i am going to have to say no. but if their husband frogs upset them they will make them croak which i moan -- die. >> here's the answer. from the history of hollywood squares. do female frogs croak? the

performance of a year with frog and toad, a musical. the performers going through their last minute warm ups, the audience just taking their seats. all these details are important because at that very time, just a few hundred yards away, another more dramatic performance was making its debut. oh my god. the tornado that landed in scotts valley that day did plenty of damage, but just missed the theater. in fact, the only sign of trouble director cindy gorski noticed was the power going out 20 minutes before it just went. everything went dark and the house was full. i mean, we had almost all 250 people that had bought tickets in the house sitting there when it went black. word soon filtered in about what was happening in the outside world, and it was clear the power wasn't coming on quickly. but with all the surrounding roads closed, no one was getting home quickly either. at that point, the tornado was had had landed and left, and so we didn't. and it wasn't even raining anymore. so it was like kind of like, okay, i guess the only thing

we're looking for the giant leap frog. it's green with a gal. to collect the mucus, which we use to make medicine, then they will find them this time and the light over here with the the careful he said so that you don't heard me in the inside. i asked him and he said, okay, you won't hurt me. no, i'm just taking your milk because it helps us become stronger the to so it's healthy and gives us strength. gifts of successful, the community from this exchange is crucial. i'm very happy. let me so mission accomplished. we can't live without our forest and therefore is to i can't live without us. we are the forest. we are the land. this is we needed so much because our forest grow is on this plan. what is your last supplier strange and it provides us with our medicine. it's like a supermarket. the last semester i do the fix again. first 2 are going to run because she need and for this opportunity here in our life. and once again, here in our show who to share this medicine wears that so secret and so important to us. and that connects us with the wor

in laboratories in which there are male frogs and in fact one of the studies they took 27 male frogsnd expose them to atrazine. 90% of them were sterilized and 10% of the frogs became female and were able to produce fertile eggs. and so, it has that capacity. it is an endocrine disruptor. i have been fighting those my whole life. and i do not think there is any scientific controversy that they affect sexual development. it is very well documented. and i have said that we should -- we should look at chemical exposures to see what their impact is on public health and depression and endocrine disruptors and the alteration. for example, why are girls in this country demonstrably reaching puberty much younger than they were a generation ago. those are things that we should be looking at. that is all i have said. and i think that is common sense. i do not think you could say that is a conspiracy theory. host: when you say science-based , exactly what science are you basing it on, and have you put that proof out there on your website or where your campaign is so people can look at it for th

turtles and frogs are dumped into plastic bins.tle flipped on its back is ignored by workers for hours. >> cramped conditions for animals can lead to a lot of transmissions of diseases between other species and eventually to people. >> reporter: chinatown community leaders maintain that wet markets are rooted in ancient tradition. >> it just puts the whole community in a bad light. >> reporter: donald liu, president of chinese chambers of commerce, and the benevolent association say the criticism is misguided. >> let us help. they say it is about following the law. >> the fact is these animals are suffering in these sort of situations. they don't have to be. >> reporter: previous investigations and video shot last fall at markets around the city allegedly show graphic scenes of illegal activity. turtles cut open while their legs are still moving and frogs decapitated while alive. under california law, animals must be killed humanely, meaning they have to be rendered unconscious or insensible to pain before death. but even though th

at frog fuel. com.tay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> i'm lauren lieberman at the pentagon, and this is cnn. >> in our politics lead a crucial week for a crucial trump cabinet pick. pam bondi who could run the u.s. justice department received high praise from every republican on the senate judiciary committee, but faced off in heated exchanges with democrats on the committee. one of them joins me now, senator adam schiff, democrat of california. senator, you had some tense moments with pam bondi yesterday. let's take a listen. first to this moment when you were asking if she would pursue the prosecution of special counsel jack smith. >> by the president or his desire to investigate jack smith would not be enough for you to open an investigation of jack smith. is that right? >> i will look at the facts and evidence. >> in any case. >> you know, and 72% here, sitting here today, senator, 72% of americans i only have lost faith in the department of justice. >> sitting here today, sitting here today, are you

learn more at frog fuel. com. stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> newsnight with abby phillip tonight at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >> breaking news as we have just learned about a new evacuation order now in place around a new fire in los angeles county in the hollywood hills near the very famous runyon canyon area. it is well known to those who live in the area and are watching, and many visitors to the area. i want to get straight to my source tonight, captain eric scott, who is the public information officer for the los angeles fire department. and it's great to have you here, captain. right now we are showing live pictures of this new fire that has just broken out near where these mandatory evacuations are taking place. this is the hollywood hills near the famed hollywood sign that everyone knows los angeles from. what can you tell us about what we're looking at right now? >> yeah, as another significant fire just broke out in that area. so the 101 freeway to mulholland drive, hollywood boulevard on one side,

learn more at frog fuel.com stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> today we are at the mall working as janitors. >> we've got to do and say what the other guys tell us. also, the garbage pail is remote controlled. we'll be testing out a number of beverages. this drink may cause a mild seasoning of external features. i'm about to propose to my girlfriend. would you mind giving me a hand? >> okay. >> jonah, you've always been a nasty freak. will you marry me? >> impractical jokers? >> all new thursdays at ten on tbs. set your dvr now. >> tonight. the weather. it's cold, it's windy, and people are bundling up. they're deicing their cars. everything you can say about the water cooler. or to use an elevator. small talk. well, you can say it right now. that's partly because the inauguration is in a couple of days, and the president elect is now telling the country that that is the reason why the inauguration is going to go indoors. it's going to be the smallest since 1985, when trump was a real estate mogul and a part

this weapons on the road from frogs to the front lines. most of the bouquets disaster possessions all way, way up. you crazy ends are rubbing from, from the bases from places where the staying before being deployed to the front blood a by building the post running away, surrender. and then such a situation. imagine recruiting tens of thousands of people for the to the front bloods. and they will leave opening up a huge space from washington to saw on the offensive across the front blood to keeping up the pressure. to break through. that is a recipe for disaster. but it's heavy losses on the battlefield. ukraine has resorted to offering bribes to russian soldiers in the goal of come a strategically important site to holding donuts have promised a $1000000.00 if they give up their positions that and everything back fired when russian security services got involved. it ran a co for an operation to draw and ukrainian troops, and instead of finding it deserted city, they faced selling and a counter attack that preserved rushes hold over the cit

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packed, they can't even move, while others are tossed into a cardboard box on the floor, turtles and frogs are dumped into plastic bins, one turtle flipped on its back and is ignored by workers for hours. >> the conditions for animals can lead to transmission of diseases to other species and eventually people. >> reporter: they maintain that wet markets are rooted in ancient tradition. donald lou, president of the chinese chamber of commerce and the former president of the chinese consolidated benevolent association says the criticism is misguided. >> let us help, rather than coming in and start attacking our businesses. i think this is an attack on our culture. >> reporter: animal outlook says it is about following the law. >> the fact is, these animals are suffering in certain situations, and they don't have to be. >> reporter: previous video allegedly show graphic scenes of illegal activity, turtles cut open while their legs are still moving and frogs decapitated while alive, under california law animals must be killed humanely. meaning they have to be rendered unconscious or insensible

the highlands are homes for countless plants and animals including frogs, walled eagles, bumblebees, the night scares are the darkest in america and distant galaxies and stars are extra visible. it's incredible. in the the 1960 these lava formations were used by nasa to train astronauts on apollo missions how to observe and take samples from the moon. ever since this landscape supported california's outdoor recreation economy from biking, hunting, fishing, canoeing and so much more. this land is sacred to many tribal nations violently forced to leave their homes. they held ancient ceremonies and they are preserving lands fundamental to who they are and their way of life. today's monument announcements builds on other actions i took. last week i signed two bills to protect the alaska shore from offshore drilling. and i might add, that is a big deal. my state is only three feet above sea level. you're laughing but it's important. nearly 40% of americans live in coastal communities. and it's not only good for the environment, it's good for our economy. it will protect coastal fishing in

turtles and frogs are dumped into plastic bins, one turtle flipped on its back and is ignored by workersrs. >> the conditions for the animals can be dramatic transmissions of diseases between other species individually to people. >> reporter: chinatown community leaders maintain that wet markets are rooted in ancient tradition. >> donald, president of the chinese chamber of commerce and the former president of the chinese consolidated benevolent association say the criticism is misguided. >> let us help, rather than coming in and attacking businesses. i think it is an attack on our culture. >> reporter: animal outlook says it is about following the law. >> the fact is, these animals are suffering in these situations and they don't have to be. >> reporter: previous video shot last fall at markets around the city allegedly show graphic scenes of the illegal activity, turtles cut open while their legs are still moving and frogs decapitated while they are still alive. under law, animals must be killed humanely, they have to be rendered unconscious before death, but even though the group has

performance of a year with frog and toad, a musical.formers going through their last minute warm ups, the audience just taking their seats. all these details are important because at that very time, just a few hundred yards away, another more dramatic performance was making its debut. oh my god. okay. the tornado that landed in scotts valley that day did plenty of damage, but just missed the theater. in fact, the only sign of trouble director cindy gorski noticed was the power going out 20 minutes before it just went. everything went dark and the house was full. i mean, we had almost all 250 people that had bought tickets in the house sitting there when it went black. word soon filtered in about what was happening in the outside world, and it was clear the power wasn't coming on quickly. but with all the surrounding roads closed, no one was getting home quickly either. at that point, the tornado was had had landed and left, and so we didn't. and it wasn't even raining anymore. so it was like kind of like, okay, i guess the only thing th

learn more at frog fuel. com stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> the thing about emergency medicine you never know what you're going to get. i need help here even though you do everything right, you don't always get what you hope for. >> the pit. streaming exclusively on max. >> if you want to help those affected by the l.a. wildfires, you can go to cnn dot com slash impact. find out some groups working here. i quickly want to thank producers alisa miller and clifford photojournalist chris attic, kevin myers, todd nguyen and al meshberg, our truck op, as well as our correspondents and producers and journalists who've worked often at great risk themselves covering these fires for this past week and its ongoing aftermath. they've been away from their kids and families during these difficult days, and it's an honor to work alongside all of you. it's also an honor to witness the firefighters and law enforcement officers who have come here from all over and are still right now, working around the clock. we've seen

and 10% of the frogs became female. and we're able to produce fertile eggs. so it has that capacity. it's an engineering disruptor. you know, i've been fighting and disrupting my whole life and i don't think there's any scientific controversy that a, they affect sexual development is. i said it many, many others. it's very, very well documented and i've said we should at the chemical exposures to see what are impact is on public health and oppression on andrew and disrupt on the alteration for example why our girls in this country demonstrably reaching puberty a much much younger ages than they were a generation ago. those are things that we should be looking at and that's all i've said. and i don't think that i that's common sense. i don't think that's spears and science based. so mr. kennedy, can you say that science based and exactly what science are you basing it on? and have you put that proof out there on your website or wherever your campaign is, that information out there so people could look at it for themselve

k. frogs, germany, italy, and also the high representative european union coming along to the idea is to get them in the same position with regard to sanctions with regard to the pop ahead. do they follow that security council resolution? i was talking about 2254 or do that go down a different route. certainly the new administration here in damascus does not like that 20 to 54. it doesn't, it says much of it's out of date. it has references in that terrorism that the new administration doesn't like. so i think the, the, the western countries trying to align that position at this stage and then deliver that thoughts to the new administration here. and that's going to happen very quickly because the host of this meeting, the attorney and foreign minister, is happening in rome. antonio, to johnny, we understand once this meeting is completed in row, he's on his way friday here in damascus to meet with the leadership here. okay, thanks very much, james, visa and damascus. explaining to us the situation when it comes to me, things in europe on the syria. that's right. well that spring in s

learn more at frog fuel. com. stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> i'm natasha bertrand at the pentagon, and this is cnn. >> more now on the breaking news. the death toll in the l.a. county fires rising to six as officials are warning that number could keep climbing and climbing. let's bring in cal fire battalion chief brent pascua brant, thanks for joining us once again. we spoke yesterday. i want you to update us. do you have any sense of how many people, first of all, are unaccounted for? >> i do not have an exact number. >> i've been speaking to homeowners and people that live in the area, and i have not heard or they've not asked me about where to report missing persons. >> so i'm hoping it's not a high number, if any at all. >> we know winds have made it very, very difficult, if not impossible, to contain the flames. specifically yesterday that was the case. what have conditions been like today? how much progress. and we hope there's progress is being made. >> yeah wolf today was great. >> we were actually ab

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learn more at frog fuel. com stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> i'm erica hill in venice, and this is cnn. >> and we're back with our breaking news. the four fast moving, out of control wildfires tearing through the los angeles area, creating horrific devastation. let's go straight to natasha chan, who is in altadena, california, where the eaton fire is raging and 0% of it has been contained. and natasha, you're in the thick of it. tell us what you're seeing. >> yeah, jake, this is a main thoroughfare in the city of altadena, and every single block that we are seeing is either on fire or has been burned. right now, these are main businesses that we're seeing up in flames. you have firefighters working on one side just beyond that bank of america on the other side that's fully engulfed there you can see flames even further on the next block. if you take a look, i'm just going to walk you around kind of 360 here. this used to be a restaurant and it looks like a dentist's office. there are still some flames hot

learn more at frog fuel.om stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> i'm nick watt and pacific palisades, california. and this is cnn. >> more now on the wildfire disaster in southern california. firefighters battling a new blaze tonight as officials warn more than 2 million residents the hours ahead pose an extremely critical fire threat. cnn's veronica miracle has the latest. reporter seven days into the fight and concerns along the fire lines remain high, life threatening and destructive, and widespread winds are already here. >> another round of santa ana winds and red flag warnings across already fire weary areas. the extremely critical fire warning, affecting more than 2 million people. >> severe fire weather conditions will continue through tomorrow. the worst winds are predicted today for the late afternoon and into wednesday. >> this is their concern. >> another wildfire sparking overnight monday and burning more than 55 acres by dawn, this time to the west of l.a. in ventura county. firefighters pushing b

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learn more at frog fuel. com stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight on cnn. >> tonight, tens of thousands of people are under new evacuation orders as yet another wildfire outbreak torches southern california. cnn's veronica miracle is on the scene for us in los angeles county. veronica, give us the latest. >> well, wolf, we are at the hughes fire where the fire burned through yesterday. and the fire is now 24% contained, which is incredible news and also a huge testament to the firefighters who worked so hard overnight. and this morning, when winds were a bit calmer, temperatures were a bit lower. you can see just how rugged the terrain is where this fire was burning. if you look actually back in the distance as well, you can see a pink line that's fire retardant made of fertilizer and that was dropped there, used to make sure that the fire wouldn't spread. and you can see that it did its job because closer to us that black hills, land landscape is charred. b

learn more at frog fuel. com. stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn here in washington today. >> president-elect trump's pick to be his attorney general, pam bondi, promised senators that she would follow the law if confirmed. but she also repeatedly dodged questions when it came to when it came to specifics about that. >> i will not politicize that office. i will not target people simply because of their political affiliation i have. i would have to listen to the tape, senator. i haven't seen the file. i haven't seen the investigation. i haven't looked at anything. it would be irresponsible of me to make a commitment regarding anything. it would be irresponsible for me to talk about anything. and it is pending litigation. >> my sources tonight are a pair of justice department veterans. elie honig was an assistant u.s. attorney, and jameel jaffer was the counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security. elie pam bondi said today she

learn more at frog fuel.om stay unbreakable with frog fuel laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn. >> and welcome back to our continuing coverage of these these fires. we're at a staging area in the pacific palisades where we've been really focused today on the palisades fire. and obviously there are six fires right now. the newest one, the the kenneth fire, that has now grown from 50 acres to 1000 acres. we know the death toll overall has now been raised to seven, confirmed, likely to rise two from the the. excuse me. two from the palisades fire. five from the eaton fire. i want you to meet two people who are trying to help out. and we have seen communities coming together. we've seen neighbors helping neighbors and business owners doing what they can to help others. this is rudy bove and pedro mori. what is the restaurant that you have? the restaurant is named l.a. great outdoor. so explain what you are doing. >> so what we are doing basically is that we are to shut down the restaurant because of th

learn more at frog fuel. com stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> when we go find our priority target, which is a criminal alien, if he's with others in the united states illegally, we're going to take enforcement action against them. we're going to enforce the immigration law. >> in our national lead. that's president trump's border czar, tom homan, earlier today telling cnn that the. deportation operation promised by candidate trump has started. now that president trump is back in the white house. this follows the series of executive orders issued by president trump last night that declared a national emergency along the u.s. southern border, making it more difficult for people to seek asylum, as well as an effort to end outright birthright citizenship. the idea that you're a citizen if you were born in the united states. joining us now, cnn's priscilla alvarez. priscilla, what are what are you hearing about the deportation plans from tom homan? >> well, let's start with immigration and customs enforcement c

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learn more at frog fuel. com. stay unbreakable with frog fuel. >> i'm hanako montgomery in tokyo and this is cnn back with the major news in our world. >> lead the cease fire deal that could soon see the release of 33 hostages taken by the terrorist group hamas on october 7th of 2023. many families have endured unspeakable loss and an agonizing wait to find out anything about their missing loved ones. ilana zeitchik is one of those people. six of her cousins were taken hostage. sharon and david cuneo. their twins, emma and yuli, daniel. daniel aloni and her daughter amelia. all of them have been released except for david or david and alana. zeitchik is joining us now. alana, thanks for joining us. how is your family holding up right now? how are you doing? >> um, it's a precarious moment. so we are we're we're stressed. you know, it's a bittersweet moment because we know some people are coming home, but david's fate is still up in the air. >> is there anything behind the scenes going on that you feel comfortable s

. >> reporter: paige sees inspirational kindness everywhere her displaced family sleeps from frog town near usc, and who are in pasadena, where we met them in a garage full of donations he plans to share. he owned the rhythm of the village store on lake avenue until fire burned it down too. >> it had gesture of helping one another should be our new beginning, that each one will help the other, and we will build a brand new community. >> reporter: paige's new house is still standing thanks to neighbors and her son, who escaped just in time. >> he said that was the moment when he thought they were about to get cooked, you know, and then the wind shifted the other way and they were able to extinguish that fire. i'm sorry, i'm out of breath because it is just so unbelievable. >> reporter: so too is the support giving her boss and their community hope. >>> all right, to the first alert weather forecast, zeroing in a little closer to the bay area. the taking a live look on top of mount diablo. the east pay has been dealing with pretty chilly mornings. >> reporter: most of our locations are s

joe biden is the only president in history who makes sign language interpreter frog.ughter] if the state of the union second to last line is now time to choose between unity and regular helmet to helmet a. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> so silly but if you watch your, the sign language jupiter went from signing to googling because he's like, i don't know what he said. i don't think people realize how bad it got in the past four years. remember the chinese spy balloon incident. you might have forgot this, a week after that balloon flew over, there was a second balloon where biden scrambled f-16s that shut down another balloon that wound up belonging to a kids high school science club. [laughter] think of the insanity, the oldest excuse in the history of school was what, the dog ate my homework. [laughter] they said that everywhere except christie norms house. [laughter] the comedian making both fun of both sides. [laughter] let's how it works. [laughter] but think about it. the dog ate my homework, somewhere acute in montana walked in the homeroom and was like the

power rises, strength funds and not the i'm a political parties become soft as in the netherlands and frogs and feelings. and now we have the case in germany and very strong in the pulse and many potties uh, um, overtaking their of, of positions. and i'm a single just really new about this election campaign. so that's um principles of democracy and the flaw uh, open ended questions. even by pots, you select the conservatives and the social democrats. mm hm. there is a good chance that the conservative candidate relation maps could be the next trim and a chancellor. if that happens, what would that mean? the migration policy and jeremy yeah. one of the instruments, the comes of it says i proposing is to complete externalization of asylum procedure as to the countries outside of europe. um, so the aim is to have no one here to death, no asylum claims in germany. and this is a very hard as a chance to watch a find them um, policies in the last 2 years. and we can also see that the comes of itself, uh you are really trying to ultimately the question you p long because they want to have some mor

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k frogs, germany, initially i'm the you are coming along to, they're trying to have a united western position on the timeline. they want to stick. i think to that resolution 2254 in the security council, even though it's back from 2015 and some of these out of date because they're a little bit worried if they put another resolution through the security council. would they get in through well with russia, vito 8 so that i think going to come up with a general license in the us treasury which is lifted. some of them to us. you monitor. and pups is us sanctions for the, for the next 6 months of the, of the western countries could, europe in countries could lift that best sanctions to it's worth remembering that the us sanction some of them are work called secondary sanctions. that they don't just sanctions on the full, the regime, which is still in place on the country of syria that on any of the country that does trade with syria. so they all pretty far reaching out to james bass importing life from damascus. thank you very much. james, marco, which is, you know, is a global strategy a

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and so while the forces have been deployed in clear sky, the frogs in the next good direction is that completely collapsing for the, the forces of the ukrainian regime, according to american media of administration, of the us presidents of joe barton and ukraine in the forty's, they expect it to get negotiations with the russia in the 1st half of 2025, regardless of the results of the us presidential election in november, which was won by donald trump. that by the way, things stand right now is really clear. what exactly will happen on the trump uh, with the most pundits out there, leaning towards less help to ukraine, hunger, the white house administration, as well as a meeting with western powers in japanese. the last key asked for more funding, and he insisted that ukraine's invasion of rochester, whose greed and it has been one of his biggest victories. we have come such a long way that it would be madness to give up everything and not continue building defense coalitions. and our common defense of power, the course cooperation has been one of our biggest victories. not only last

and so while the forces have been deployed in corsica, the frogs in the next direction is completely collapsing for the, the forces of the ukrainian regime. according to american media, the administration of the us presidents of jo, button and ukraine in the forty's. they expect it to get negotiations with the russia in the 1st half of 2025, regardless of the results of the presidential election in november, which was won by donald trump. that by the way, things stand right now, it's really clear what exactly will happen on the trump uh, with the most pundits out there leaning towards less help to ukraine, hunger, the white house administration for the analysis of this discourse live now to dial similar to a sub in the will of course, on a day now, we appreciate you taking the time to joining us now. another bunch of us might to care of is really the last before tom takes office. how to expect the scale of ukraine simple to change off the funds in old life uh, good evening. uh today here in the public, a service guy its a national day and i hope our military pro rated now it's not th

and so while the forces have been deployed and course the frogs in the next direction is completely collapsing for the, the forces of the ukrainian regime, according to american media of administration, of the us presidents of joe barton and ukraine in the forty's. they expect it to the get negotiations with the russia in the 1st half of 2025, regardless of the results of the presidential election in november, which was won by donald trump. that by the way, things stand right now. it's really clear what exactly we'll have another trump uh, with the most pundits out there leaning towards, let's help to ukraine hunger. the white house administration highest washington prioritizes a to crane a could pass sophie and us has polish the end of the tub for joe biden. massive qualifies uh, been slipping from southern california, at least 5 people have been killed. and more than a 100000 residents have been forced to evacuate in tie and neighborhoods have been reduced to ashes. part of the 4th lanes have filled the plains in recent days. the city of los angeles is struggling with massive blazes on sever

the frogs is slammed over its accusations at most so interfered in georgia has elections to police. he says that he was lake lake trying to over throw . it's only like 50 government pressure to somebody right in the door says that i could understand the field about that and then do as president elect donald trump right there is set to take back to the open office. he takes a bug bite and that is planned for stoking the you crazy and conflict by ultimately giving to you. i have a dream of joining the nato blog. the part with a ton of updates at 8 am locally here at moscow, and of course phones are standing by. welcome to the program here on out to international i'm role research. so taken off of yourself or you are right now and straight to africa, we go, we've gone a, has a new leader, a john bahama has been sworn in as president, and he's calling for the continent to unite. now more than ever before, we need to strengthen our ties with our lives. right? show that we're working together to keep our sub region see which done is solid diety and west in our lives, with all our neighbor

believe is a toilet conspiracy. conspiracy by the people of frogs against him. the next time the lot the extreme right and the extreme left have united in an anti republican front, you know, have helped by forces that govern france just yesterday. so what those are by new macro do balance of the village sort of will of the people know he nominates another of his loyalist francois by rule as prime minister. the country has 2 obvious choices to continue francois by ruse. policy of failure or to break up. deputies will have 2 options to support microns rescue, or a no confidence vote. we have made our choice. none of this is secret french society and social media above the and then sense that the sheer shamelessness will not quite as incense disability. the romania does a free and democratic you repeat a nation which cancelled. and i know that a dollar election with a nationalist did too well in november, row menus, independent rice waiting candidates, kaylen jeer jessica, who was the 1st route of the presidential election and was predicted a landslide victory and

where is your pepe the frog. we need our own pepe. so i call this "keith olber-monkey.al mascot, the npr tote bag. people don't believe the facts anymore. they believe conspiracy theories. so we need to make up our conspiracy theories, okay? for example, jimmy carter was doing just fine until trump got elected again! coincidence? who killed carter? you know how trump hides his medical records? he also hides his dna tests. that's right! he recently took a dna test that revealed that he is 40% sour cream. release the dna test! >> release the dna test! >> trump is ruining people's lives! >> trump is ruining people's lives! >> he goes well with onions and chives! >> he goes well with onions and chives! >> what do we want? >> equality! >> g.o.p., stop the lies! >> g.o.p., stop the lies! >> how did jimmy carter die? >> how did jimmy carter die? >> young man, are you a member of gen z? >> yes, sir. >> did you mean to come to this march or where you're staring on your phone on your way to work and when you looked up, you are here? >> i came here on purpose. >> i kid, i kid. i k