gail is pulling away late and alex dukas driving scoring and he also had 17 gail is up by 10.ogan johnson to seal the deal with three right here. gail is victoria 63-51 they play uconn in round two sunday. >> second have to sex mission old did a great job. -- we would be inside. it was a great game. we outlasted them a little bit. got a little separation. illness. behind the back she had 17 in the first half. to the end of the half hannah jones. shooter from way out. stamford cruising they were at 45-26 at halftime and they kept touring it on at home. in the u.n. of our stamford moves around 92-49. it is official the raiders is signing the plaque after 5.5 years with the 49ers. the goal in vegas is clear. >> every player says that when they come to the first rest conference but i want to be able to get the silver plaque back where it should be. and i know it is not an easy process. i've been through it in san francisco. the lower end -- when i first got there it is a process but i will -- it will be worth it. collects he thinks jimmy jay will look good on the strip in the blac

just like carol, said her sister gail. >> she would not have taken all of it.was in carol's personality, to just be very fair. >> made since then? >> yes. >> and then, there was those mysterious phone calls. >> we would get the calls on special days. like her birthday, my birthday, my grandmother, we would get calls. >> and just silence on the other end? >> yes. >> what did you do? >> we would see carol, we love you. we hope you come back. we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> and understood that to make that successful, she might have to make a complete break? >> yes. >> almost three months after carol vanished, the detective handling her case put it in the inactive file. in his report he wrote, no foul play involved. >> i remember thinking about her all the time. and i used to play records over and over that she liked and just think, where is she? when is she coming back? >> eventually mike started dating a 19-year-old named carrie. brought her into the fold. >> we were happy that mike was going on with life. >> and so they did all go on w

i'm fill gail in berlin and this is the day. ah, doctor, i think is the best thing that can happen in the world. what he's got in the world, a rich on the going to play dirty. they do all the games. they can get rid of drop them off. finally play free break out america or buddha's legal in new york. but this is legal lou. we're going to see the most politically charged trial in american history. i'm also coming up ukraine marks the 1st anniversary of the liberation of boucher, the town, just outside. keir that's become a symbol of the brutality of the russian invasion. nobody a year has passed since the day when russian occupiers were expelled from our city of boot. just not for me, a city that the world did not know about them, and there's enough a city that the world will never forget near some order. ah, welcome to the day donald trump's lawyers say they will vigorously fight the charges against their client in the 1st ever criminal case against a sitting or former us president. mr. trump's been indicted by a grand jury in ne

i do think there is a, a positive shift to not sufficient, but definitely a positive gail hoffman opposition. lee. the yale a pied says the government's focused only on crushing israeli democracy. and why does the government insist that these reforms are necessary? perhaps you could explain it to us to quote rain in the unchecked an unbalanced powers of, of judges. do judges in israel have too much power? are they making decisions that go against the national interest? ok. so 1st of all, my caveat is that i'm not here to defend or justify or take the side of these really government and its policies. i can explain them and put them into context throughout the years of the supreme court of israel, there have been very few minorities represented in part because of the way the judges are chosen. they're chosen by a selection committee in which the judges and their allies in the bar association had a majority to choose their own successors. and to many of them were white. secular left wing people, mostly men, choosing more white, secular, left wing people. and one of the aims of the people who su

gail maclellan reports.on: it was chaotic | because we were running away with a few injured victims who were half burned, which caused panic among some people. chaos and panic as people fled the fire and explosion, which threatened their houses. translation: i wasn't sure what happened. _ people were running away and said there were leaks at pertamina. then i took my baby out of the house and while we were running, there was an explosion. the fire began at a fuel storage station operated by indonesia's state energy company pertamina. two of those killed were children according to a firefighting official, and more than 50 people, including both the old and the young, injured. residents have been evacuated to nearby mosques. translation: the storage area is very close to my home. - i was very scared the fire would get to my house and that's why i came here. already, almost 100 families have sought shelter, and energy company pertamina said evacuation efforts are ongoing. translation: the numbers will keep incr

i've act d w using a fine death may at feel gail at the day a good day. ah, [000:00:00;00] with wood stoves are back and with some particle of pollution to save money, germans are turning on their fireplaces. it's cheap and cozy, but it causes massive air quality problems. scientists are sounding the alarm, demanding all fireplaces be equipped with catalytic converters to morrow to day. next on d w. oh, woman like freedom. the cool that's arranging women not taking to the streets with my mom are risking then lives who are fighting against oppression who freedom the women in iran, a show of resilience. close up in 60 minutes. i d w. ah oh, this is the flu. did you do the food? i'd have to channel. fantastic. ah, she survived auschwitz, thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is morally degenerate to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power, inspiring story about survival at home. i don't get the tennis. i was the only one . what lies look. music in nazi germany. watch now on youtube. b. w documentary. ah. soon

i'm phil gail in berlin and this is the day, ah, ah, a year we had begun here in a year from now. we're good. now all these accomplish the thorough leaders care about the nation, about the people about the citizens not about themselves. ah, i'm just one person. then the most important thing is to rent, god forbid a civil war. all the painting that's gonna be one stop until we mean until we get our country back. i'll be left on to we also carry up an unprecedented visit to china by a former taiwanese head of state. what does this mean for beijing's hopes of one day at taking control of the island? this mary jane is over the most amazing day ging, of course, once cross your relations to get closer beijing ones. how want to feel more closer to china and hopefully with a more amenable town is audience a china, can there have a possible have a cheaper way to find a way to get a poem back into china's own arms, so to speak, in a peace ball lower cost way. welcome to the day, the gathering crisis over planned reforms to israel's judicial system reached a tipping point on monday. as a pri

i'm fill gail in berlin and this is the day. ah doctor, i think it's the best thing that can happen in the world. what is god the world, a rich on the golf like dirty, they do all the games they can get rid of them. finally, play free all great american of buddha's legal in new york. but this is legal for them to see most public charges, trial and american history. i also coming up ukraine marks the 1st anniversary of the liberation of boucher town, just outside kira. that's become a symbol of the brutality of the russian invasion. nobody a year has passed since the day when russian occupies, were expelled from our city of boot. just not for me. then a city that the world did not know about. then there's not a city that the world will never forget that more than welcome to the day, donald trump's lawyers say they will vigorously fight the charges against their client in the 1st ever criminal case. against a sitting or former u. s. president. mr. trump's been indicted by a grand jury in new york, and while the exact charges are p

. >> you will never see my on oprah or gail crying. i'm not a victim. >> all right.e begin here with a fox news alert. 35 people are under arrest after a violent protest at the construction site of the state of the art training facility inn atlanta. >> protesters throwing rocks, fireworks, molotov cocktails at the police officers. >> todd piro joins you now with the latest. todd? >> steve, ainsley and brian the site dubbed by progressives as cop city still under lockdown this morning. surveillance footage from the attack shows protesters throwing fireworks, including one that exploded near police officers. some demonstrators wearing masks, gilly suits and carrying shields. acts of destruction and violence will not be tolerated. >> you attack law enforcement officers, you damage equipment, you are breaking the law. this was a very violent attack that occurred. this was not about a public training center this was about anarchy and about the attempted to destabilize. >> those protesters also thrthrowing bricks at officers. smoke billowing from the fires was visible for

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gail that i love you. for sale sleeve for sale? said millions won't. and where is your guard alexander came you don't like without guards? came too you do not like the way i found. what did they say? what difference does it make, my michael life is collapsing now with them. you betrayed me enough. the way you do me found. yuryevich, a compromise friend of the army, surrendered, so he didn’t even think about it and was waiting for this, hiding. who else knows? yes, no one. they grabbed her at the table, put her, i say, everything is mother-to-be, so and so now we’ll call the cops, you’ll go right to our prison and go. sits silently. okay, you let's eat pumpkin there something. all right, here's your money. well , let's see, in a week she's hanging around again, but we're her bastard. what are you? do you have nothing to do? what or what or how? what do you sell the sleeve is for sale who is for sale? issue price million euro who am i listening, are you ready to rush? when that's good, see you soon. maybe thump? i know you, but i don't believe you. your

ah, i feel gail, welcome to the program. nigeria electoral commission has declared a bala to nova president elect. he was the candidate of the ruling old progresses, congress party nigerian sat up late into the night to hear the results live. mr. to new book is now expected to take over from outgoing president lama. dupont, speaking after the results were announced, he said his election team had weathered a stormy campaign with the nose on where we are all, when i phrased the ha, ha ha ah fellow, be nigeria? the electoral capricious said mister turnover, 18800000 votes, while his main challenger atco abaca a took almost 7000000, but opposition parties of question, those figures and label the election. the sham that disquiet on the streets of nigeria as a growing number of people calling to question the legitimacy of last weekend's presidential race. there has been widespread criticism of new electronic voting systems with technical and logistical issues. also reported during the count the main opposition parties, including the people's democratic party and the labor party, have called for f

ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. the u. s. is warning russia against an escalation after collision between the u. s. spy drone and a russian fighter jet in international airspace. new ukraine, washington says the russian plane hit its unmanned aircraft and force it to crash into the black sea. russia says there was no contact and described the u. s. statement as a provocation. it's the 1st direct encounter between us and russian forces. since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine, the u. s. m. q $93.00 per jerome. like the one in this file footage, was forced to crash into the black sea. because the dangerous russian interference . that's what the u. s. military is alleging that the aircraft, what we shall, again, we're, we're fighter aircraft jumping fuel in front of this, you avi. and then getting so close to the aircraft that it actually damaged the propeller on the m q 9. this type of behavior from these russian pilots that is uncommon and unfortunate and unsafe. the u. s. summoned brush as ambassador over the incident.

and how often is this until earth gail or actually being used i would say that it's very hard for this community to live in this country. we've had reports of previous gear periods being rated by the police and some members of the gay community being arrested. i've interviewed some members of the gay community and they tell me some of them. i've been thrown out of apartments. some of them have been sucked from, employment and ivers. i've been thrown out of their own families. it's not easy for them. they say, and we've seen a couple of reports, not necessarily from eligibility community, including organizations like human rights watch documenting cases and cases of our violence against some of these people. julius morgan, while they're in a compiler uganda. thank you very much, julius. we are reporting you're watching the w news. here's a reminder of our top story. the leaders of russia and china have discussed closer economic ties during the 2nd day of talks. and moscow was thought to be put in telling. she didn't ping that russia can meet china's energy needs. she has also extended a

so if, if this leads to gail's, it would suit the government because they already tried to get out of the elections despite the supreme court orders on the 30th of april. and that was iran con speaking to the w news or something, a little lighter irish people and those who love them are celebrating st. patrick's day festivities in dublin kicked off with the parade. marching bands and acrobats and a see a green which we know was ireland. national color, the party in dublin was also a chance to show how global irish society has become. revelers included south american folk dancers, ukrainians, now living in ireland due to the war and l g, b, t, q groups, all joining in the fun. which is what i did today by putting on my green shirt and tie wondering if korea you where he green today. ah, rather you know what happens? she's, it makes of business. i'll see you monday. have a happy st. patrick's day and a good weekend. everybody with come have a g, g t, v highlights you every week in your in box subscribe now will you become a criminal? mm.

it's 11 consecutive ah, i'm show, gail. welcome to the program. russian and ukrainian troops are continuing to fight fierce and deadly battles in new cranes, east. back morse is the city that has come to symbolize slow moving battles at high human cost. but there is another frontline town in east and ukraine. it's old, so whoa to crucial ukrainian resistance at city is of div care. it's almost completely encircled by russian forces. much like back moved to the north. the city of, of diva may not look like much of a prize and battle. there simply isn't much left of it. but resident say the russian seems set on battering their city into submission. this eerie silence a rail and fighting to him. there are plains rockets here all the time. every day you see there to them that she was really good at birds, eye view shows there's barely a town left to occupy. but this isn't stopping rush and fire lucia muzzle. the situation is getting worse and worse than yourself are getting bigger or buildings literally collapses lawsuit. weste

i'm fill gail in berlin and this is the day ah, with my wife and i could come to germany for this. then a 1st overseas tour of my room. nothing shows our strong relationship more clearly, your majesty than visiting germany on your 1st trip abroad. his king with germany and the united kingdom matters greatly to me to suppress this highly symbolic visit is a great personal gesture. and i am more convinced than ever of its enduring value to us all also coming up, look at ukrainian crews operating old soviet tanks and why they want new ones from the west. suffixes from a loud and share this is the new ones are more maneuverable. they have other equipment of the thermal sites. range finders is in the mirror of say in check. their crew is more protected. ah. to restore the day here in berlin, where britain's king charles is on a 3 day visit his 1st since he succeeded the late queen elizabeth to the throne. as a visit with a very political background, the british government is trying to rebuild relations with its allies in the european union after a messy breakup that was breaks. it is al

ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. we begin in israel, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has delayed his plans to introduce controversial judicial reforms until next month. and i televised address, he said he made the decision to allow time to reach a compromise with opponents of the change in the move follows massive civil disruption and pressure which shut down much of the country and threatened to paralyze the economy. here is a speaking a couple of hours ago. you dollars? no, not of a sense of national responsibility is locked out of a will to prevent a rupture among our people who have decided to pause the 2nd and 3rd readings of the bill. in this session of the connection, in order to give time to look at that and reach that wide consensus for as joined the doubly correspondence tonya cramer in jerusalem. welcome back. atanya is as likely to be enough to satisfy protesters. why i think it a pansy you asked freely so to night we had also protesters from the writing or rather from the far right parties that h

survival guide for humanity in climate time to sign off on a critical update on global ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program, china's eugene ping and russia's vladimir putin starting a 2nd day of talks in moscow. a china piece plan for the war in ukraine was the focus of discussions on monday. while the chinese president repeated his calls for impartial mediation and the conflict united states, this suggested beijing may be planning to provide moscow with more weapons. acclaimed china was denied standing shoulder to shoulder to authoritarian leaders, defiantly pushed back against western values may till and the united states for russia's president, she's a visit, is a diplomatic kid showing much needed foreign support. as moscow struggles with international isolation this, kimberly will been stately buddha, i am very glad that you found it possible and found the time to come in the evening and talk in an informal, friendly atmosphere about all issues that interest us for chinese president she jane, pang it is a chance to act as a global peacemaker and to protect china's power in the

ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. the german chancellor has reaffirm to support for ukraine, claiming that germany has become board resilient as a result of the historic decisions made by his government. in the since russians invasion. speaking in front of the bonus, dog and berlin, olaf show that moscow would not achieve a military victory, as he defended is other than sir. choices had to arm ukraine of defensive weapons, fight, and increase the military spending are left and in reference to proposed china broke a deal mister chuck, mister shalt said no agreement could be made without the backing of the ukrainian people. other when cancellation we can rightly expect china to discuss its ideas with the mean stakeholders, now the ukrainians insulin, and president to lansky and twice it's disappointing that the regional meeting of the channel, 20 finance ministers, china was no longer willing to reaffirm what was the consensus at the poly summit, a clear condemnation of the russian attack. my, my message to be ging is c

he went after the media as well saying he's not going to go crying to gail kring king or oprah whichfended gail's coworkers on cbs 50 i will play 20 seconds and get your take on a pair of this is more of chris rock, this is lululemon. gig walked by and in the window there is a sign that says we don't support racism, sexism, discrimination, or hate. and i'm like you're just sellin yoga pants. i don't need your yoga pants politics. he went after everybody. the royal family. he went after them coming will smith, you name. it was really nobody was off th table last night. >> he went after victim culture. he went after virtue signaling, which are things that the left embraces wholeheartedly. so they felt like they were being personally attacked freight i think this is quite important for us in pop culture. we have a lot of comedian stepping up as a report suggested saying yeah, you are going too far. these are conservative straight chris rock is not a conservative , this is a liberal guy saying you are going too far . and when you start to lose focu on the left the more moderate the more

are you, gail? i just want you to stand up as a first lady. he had a wonderful first lady at the state department. how important? now you're first. oh, my goodness. all the difference in the world kept me humble when i thought i was all that and brought me up when the what and probably up when the washington post told me. i was a no good bum. okay. oh, good. very important. and daily. just the daily job. what has happened to our culture that no longer respect each other to longer question to answer? i hope we can get it back to you at harvard. when luke ritz arrived, i was there the very beginning of the year, the beginning of the real practitioner's phase of the critical studies movement. yeah. you know, i here's how i'll answer that. i can't tell you if we can get it back, but it won't come from washington. oh, it will it will come from little league teams and pta and churches and synagogues and school boards. it won't come from washington. who who presidents can set a tone for that i think by the way they speak the way they engage with othe

a windy day for all of us, gail's gusts to 50 miles an hour could blow down one or two tree branches. northern scotland. but it is not going to stay there. on tuesday and wednesday, northerly winds dive southwards across the country, dragging the colder polar maritime airflow back dragging the colder polar maritime air flow back in across the uk. there will be snow around on tuesday, particularly for northern scotland. calculations mostly in the hills above 200 metres elevation, wintry showers elsewhere and hale mixed in with some of those, but also some sunshine. despite the sunny skies some of you will see, it is going to feel an awful lot colder with temperatures dropping back down into single figures. in the sharp for us to start the day on wednesday. again, further snow showers and other scotland, one of two wintry ones elsewhere and rain moves in off the atlantic that could bring snowfalljust for a time bring snowfall just for a time into bring snowfalljust for a time into northern ireland through wednesday afternoon. so we will need to keep a close eye on how that pans out. the

gail saltz with such actionable information.ow children are taught to read. now a new documentary is shining a light on the bleak reality about reading ability in this country and one solution that could conquer the literacy crisis. >>> what letter is it? >> y. >> yes. >> a new documentary laser focused on a growing problem in america, what it calls an early reading crisis. >> when i first started teaching in oakland, there were only two kids in my class of 35 who could read. >> in 2022, 66% of fourth graders in this country were below proficient in reading, that's according to the national assessment of educational progress. 37% were below a basic reading level. >> we are in a scary place for most of our kids. >> reporter: levar burton is an executive producer on the film. he spent most of his life as an advocate for literacy, dating back to his time as host of "reading rainbow" for more than 20 years. ♪♪ burton says this documentary speaks to an urgent need. >> a teacher at all levels, principal on down. he says imagine being

with the win strengthening we could see gail's hair that it will be a mile day on thursday, particularlys. we notice isobars get closer together, could potentially be a windy day across the uk on friday, do keep an eye on the uk on friday, do keep an eye on the forecast. again with the area of low pressure revolving around the uk, likely to see showers are longer spells of rain. this is an idea at the moment of the potential when gas. temperatures down from thursday but still very mild, particularly compared to the beginning part of the week. on saturday in this area of low pressure is where there is an showers and low pressure still revolving around it. winds are strong but they will start to lose some of the strength that we saw on friday. temperatures on saturday, again, still on the mild side for the time of year but a little bit lower than what we saw on thursday. briefly, through the second half of the weekend, it looks like this ridge of high pressure builds, doesn't last long, we will see strong winds and more spells of rain as we move into the new week. so we may start cold and

well we're telling people that gail, just grown a small space and grow a diversity, and it says the same thing that davida is doing in their mouth. watch her is in his movie, asian levy from own agriculture. if thermal def, indian, the latin mia kalia, we're sharing our knowledge with the community on how to go native seeds and avoid using pesticides that harm the environment. gender cannot see me at the one that, that on that. and so these are things that farmers can apply at their own houses. so our hope is when people come here you like, oh, i can be that debbie vinitez combines the knowledge of his indigenous ancestors within sight of modern agriculture. he knows how vital it is to use every part of the coffee plant and waste nothing to kill you out of my own benefit. here, if we take our coffee to a mill, the fruit skins are discarded. battles, but when we put the coffee ourselves, we can turn the fruit skins and a fertilizer in a little less immobile catch. the least by young farmer from the neighbourhood is curious to hacking and now we add micro organisms. naval hello every 30 da

all these are gail-force winds. a little bit lighter in san jose. still up to 46 miles per hour.f an inch to an inch on a widespread basis across the bay area. enough for the urban and small stream flood advisory in the densely populated parts of the bay area. a lot more rain in the santa cruz mountains. there's more that continues to fall. a remarkable radar image, the storm system parked over san francisco with the heavy rain surrounding it. looking at the heavy rain coming down in buckets over marin county, much of sonoma county and cuts off at santa rosa, heavy rain in napa county and solano county and torrential downpours in the east bay to go along with the gusty winds. the heavy rain continues to fall in much of the santa clara valley and some of the heaviest rainfall rates we're tracking as the moisture streams in. it's being direct farther to the south and the rain could be heavier if that type of system is set up. you can see that pinwheel around right here. it's not going to be reluctant to go away, as we head through the next several hours, just spinning in place or w

. >> all right, gail, thank you very much. it's 6.15.re going to check in with somebody from palisades tahoe ski resort will find out how they are dealing with all of this. >> another issue tonight, there are still lots of pg and e customers with no power. here's a look at the company's power outage map. people in the south bay are affected the most right now. the yellow on the map areas between 50 to 499 customers without power. that's right. now they are near los gatos and boulder creek. at this hour. it is still not clear when the power will be restored. >> and the east bay, oakland, mayor sheng hao says today that the city will be dealing with some of the road damage caused by the storms. she says that what she calls the pothole blitz program. is that going to kick off as soon as the rain dries up, crews will be focusing on fixing potholes, other repairs and that work will last through may 1st. and you can join us online as we track the storm, including a road closures, power outages in your area. you can do that by scanning that qr

today's keynote speakers included constance wu and gail devers.ll go virtual with a tennis great. >> what a great idea to host. did you that this morning. and then you got here. and you've been busy since. >> this event is amazing. it's two-day event. we actually sponsor it. so many inspirational speakers. i cried. i laughed and was certainly motivated and had to achieve it all with balance. so it was really, really informational. as for the five, speaking of women leaders. today president biden formally introduced his nominee to lead the u.s. labor department, julie sue. if confirmed, she would become the first asian-american cabinet secretary in his administration. she has bay area ties, a stanford grad, civil rights attorney and former evidence the california labor department under gavin newsom. we'll hear from her. >>> and the sun may be shining, but a dark cloud still hangs and looms over people living in the santa cruz mountains, six days without power in cold temperatures tonight. it gets even colder as vianey was saying. near-freezing temp

and that's what happened here. israel was not a slippery slope and now it's gail. thank you so much for talking to a thank you for sharing of use of a scale. hoffman joining is a line from western m. s. move on to other world is now in a public transport strike is underway in germany. it's the biggest war count in 30 years. a rail and bus services have ground to a whole causing massive disruptions as part of a long run running wage dispute unions or deadlocked in negotiations with public transport. employees. dummy cane is correspondent in berlin, joins us now live on the use our so how much destruction dominic is a strike cause i'm sorry, in berlin. central station to help on hoof. on any given week day normally maybe 300000. maybe more passengers would come and go through this station on this monday while fraction of class number. because if you look at the departures arrivals fort behind my shoulder, well for much of the last few hours, there's been no trains on his soul. neither is one. the se, traveling to place then at some points will that will travel very f

oh, his journey with the violin began at 4 years old. father gail recognized his son's talent and started teaching him oh, david took giant steps and gave his 1st solo concerts with an orchestra at the age of 9. and you are very aware of all the hours he spent on each night that you've worked really hard for it. us housed opposite. listen. hard on the notes is one thing that what makes a child prodigy? there isn't any doubt that the children have natural capabilities that are very rare. it also requires the efforts of those around the child to be equally focused and equally dedicated. then equally was about how to support and promote that talent. david's father invested in him, his career broke records. at 13, he was the youngest musician ever to be signed by renowned, classical music labeled deutsch gramaphone for several albums. david has worked with stars like conductor claudio, a battle to be in meta and violin virtuoso. yahoo! the menu hain at that he'll feel like a burden to you, growing up. good. he hadn't tuck every day. up. absolutely. can no kid willingly sacrifices the time it

pledge righteous in the german football club hannover, they commented on the withdrawal of midfielder gail, antua, from the main team in germany , they claim that he stopped going to the policy in both for sports reasons, and the player himself believes this is discrimination, since he does not want to support the current russophobic trend , the football player is a citizen of cameroon and russia on the world championships in the frame played in boots with the image of the flag of our country. uh, natalya solovyova dealt with this situation on the bench after the world cup cameroonian gael. antoine has not played a single official match for his club german hannover, in short , the club has a contract with which i have until the end of the season, they no longer count on me, despite the experience of playing at the world cup, despite the suspension of the defensive midfielder, despite the fact that that in the center of the field they are forced to move the defenders, despite on a string of defeats in recent rounds. no, there is not the slightest chance that i will enter the field this seas

ah, i'm feel gail, welcome to the program. ukrainian present bodamer as the landscape a spencer wednesday visiting troops on the front line in the eastern financed region. the unannounced visit was his 1st there since december. was meant as a morale boost for troops fighting to retain control of battles which are seen months of russian bombardment. boosting the morale of soldiers fighting the fiercest of ukraine's battles so far. ukrainian president ballade, amir zalinski office, released this footage of him, handing out metals. it said to have been taken close to the front lines near the city of back moot with wouldn't i how fiona to be here today in the east of our state in the dumbasses and to reward our heroes, to thank you. we're juggling and to shake hands. thank you for protecting mistakes, sovereignty and the east of ukraine. the city of buck mood has seen the bloodiest battles with russia attempting to encircle ukrainian troops there for weeks. the devastated city is become a symbol of ukraine's resistance. and with russia advancing on the battlefield, zalinski tribute to the sol

i tell us of beth fears for a safety ah i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. and he's 40 people have died after a fire broke out at an immigration detention center in seo robbed juarez in northern mexico. dozens of others were injured in the blaze, which started shortly before midnight. with archie save, i believe some of the migraines set fire to mattresses after hearing they would be deported. it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory. 60 men were being held at this facility near the us border. the fire took dozens of flies and injured others. many are still waiting for news of their loved ones. i have been waiting for their father then we started seeing smoke everywhere. everybody ran away, but they left the men locked inside. the video film from within a facility shows how some people were able to escape our sleeter rows of bodies were brought outside. i see many people laying on the ground and i don't know what to think. they tell me nothing. mexico's president andreas manuel lopez abra door also addressed to place, claiming the fire was sta

when i'm on my vin would provide me all the care of the buddha, gail at all. a mother came to see me because she learned i was among the 1st rescuers. the bully, one of her daughters was already dead, but she begged me to find the other one love to me. so i'm coming back going up and down the shores every single day, night and day until i find the deal. what would you do to jordan conklin? all to thinking, are you trouble of he was that was the mamma finch. hinesville wants calabria to draw a line in the sand under this catastrophe. but after years of debate, you countries are yet to reach a deal on the overhauled to asylum policy. many say is urgently needed since the ship wreck. hundreds more migrants have arrived initially in small boats. and dozens have gone missing or drone toil attempting. the crossing italy has taken in almost 3 times as many refugees compared to the same period one year ago. of the millions of people who fled the war in ukraine, many found refuge in austria, but often with only the bare necessities at hand, no language skills and dwind

ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. chinese president jean pink has arrived in moscow on the trip is widely seen as a show of support for russian president vladimir putin. as the g will be the 1st national leader that he welcomed to moscow since the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin, russia's alleged war crimes in ukraine. china hasn't condemned to russia's full scale invasion and with his forces struggling to make gains is to put in a hopes to signal that he has a powerful ally. russia's frontline in ukraine has advanced, retreated and inched forward since its invasion a year ago. but one thing has stayed constant european hopes that russia's biggest ally could push it to end the destruction put off v croce ship. keep that is important for us that china does not choose russia aside. and withholding that we expect china to fully use its influence on russia, you'll bring russia to respect international law and want to let you know, as i said to president, she

i'm phil gail in berlin, and this is the day, ah, ah, a return here in a year from now to get. now, all these accomplishments are leaders, care about the nation, about the people about the citizens not about themselves. ah, i'm just one person. the most important thing is, god forbid a civil war. depending a country back, no beloved, nancy also carry up an unprecedented visit to china by a former taiwanese head of state. what does this mean for beijing's hopes of one day taking control of the island? may james, over the moon? i mean, they jing, of course, once cross your relations to get closer, beijing ones. how want to feel more closer to, to china, and hopefully with a more amen aboard town is audience. a china, can they have a possible, have a cheaper way to find tight, want to get power back into china's own arms, so to speak, in a piece, ball lower cost, where the gathering crisis over planned reforms to israel's judicial system reached a tipping point on monday as the prime minister benjamin netanyahu stepped back from confrontation and pledged compromise with his politi

gail cast into the england and wales, could brah low down one or two tree branches.is not going to stay there. as we had through tuesday and wednesday, northerly winds dive southwards across the country, dragging that colder maritime air flow backing across the uk. there will be some snow around on tuesday, particularly for northern scotland. accumulations mostly in the hills above 200 metres elevation, a few wintry showers elsewhere, a bit of hheell mixed in, but also they will be some sunshine. despite the sunny skies that some of you will see, it is going to feel an awful lot colder with temperatures dropping back down into single figures. and they will be a sharp for us to start the day on wednesday. furthersnow for us to start the day on wednesday. further snow showers for northern scotland, one or two wintry once elsewhere, and a band of rain starts to move in off the atlantic that looks like it could bring some snowfall for a time into northern ireland through wednesday afternoon. we will need to keep a close eye on how that pans out. the risk of snow extends

ah, i'm show gail. welcome to the program. and his prime minister moran dra modi has called for unity as he welcomes a jeff foreign ministers from gee, 20 countries and deli, a rushes year long invasion of ukraine and its economic impacts. is that to dominate the agenda, u. s. secretary of state and to be blanket has said he expects most of the g 20 to continue to back ukraine, and that he has no plans for bilateral meetings with his russian or chinese counterparts. in the video address, opening the summit and the ranger bodie says the group needs a reset to solve current, global issues. we must all economies that most d liberalism, egan cries is today. the ext williams of the last few years. finance or glitzy, glamorous g. by and emmy, that of them and vol. clearly, sol, bag global governance has fe. the majority of the g 20 or the majority of the g 20 a. continue to stand against russia's war, retentions over that conflict are threatening to divide the group more than a year into the war in ukraine. the conflict is bogged do

so if this leads to gail, it would so the government because they already try to get out of the elections despite the supreme court orders on the 30th of april the snap addiction is your will need to mind. you all sorta sorta snap collection of the elections in any case in october. but but, but these election, the provincial assembly elections are right now and on the 30, on the paper. so you don't, they're only a full month's earlier than the, the, the date of the elections, of the federal elections. but the point is, ask anyone in august, the only way out of this mess are free and fair elections. and do you think that pakistan is in a position to have free and fair elections and under the machine that's operating right now? well, this is my worry. we have a government backed by the establishment establishment is very powerful. and they are citing with a government and they know that the government get on when free and fair elections . so therefore, i worry is that they're going to massively rick, the elections being seen reports that your members of your political party. i trying to a m