well for more i'd like to bring in our financial correspondent yann's corta in new york high gans, so the e. c. b is the latest central bank to hop on the right height. bank rate hike. bandwagon seems like more signs of concerned that inflation is going to be knocking hard on the economy. are we staring down the barrel of a global recession at this point? christy it is not set in stone that we will dive into this recession barrow. you mention it to, but clearly the likelihood is increasing what all those central banks trying to do with the interest rate them increase. they try to suck some liquidity out of the market. may companies spending less that the goal always is to soft landing. and so to avoid recession, but history has shown that this is pretty difficult to achieve. and there's so many different moving parts that it's really tough to really call that recession. it's unavoidable, but definitely more and more people are, let's say increase the likelihood that we are going down the path. and i know we heard up briefly a little bit ago from the us secret treasury secretary, janet

strongly oh for more i like to bring in our financial correspondent yann's quarter in new york high gans. so the e. c. b is the latest central bank to hop on the right height bank right. height, bandwagon. seems like more signs of concerned that inflation is going to be knocking hard on the economy. are we staring down the barrel of a global recession at this point? but chris year is not set in stone that we will dive into this some recession a barrel as you mention it to. but clearly a likelihood is an increasing a what are all those central banks are trying to do as the interest rates an increase? they try to suck some liquidity out of the market, may companies spending less and the goal always is to soft lending as so to avoid a recession. but to him, history has shown that this is so pretty difficult to achieve. and there's so many different moving apart so that it's really tough to really call that at recession is unavoidable. but definitely more and more people are, are, let's say, increases the likelihood that we are going down that path. and i know we heard up briefly a little bi

it had sent for repair. energy giant gans prom is giving germany the cold shoulder. the kremlin own company is slashing its gas supply volume by nearly 40 percent. now instead of the previous 167000000 cubic meters per day, only $100000000.00 will flow to the north stream one pipeline. gas prom blames missing compressor units from german company, siemens. however, siemens energy is not allowed to supply the parts because of sanctions against russia. nord stream, one is the main supply pipeline. since 2011, the pipeline has been bringing gas from vi borg and russia to lou mean in northern germany. the nord stream to pipeline runs parallel. it was nearly up and running, but then russia invaded ukraine. in response, germany halted the project. and as a countermeasure, the em all europe pipeline is no longer being supplied by russia. since the start of the war, russian natural gas applies to europe have significantly decreased. this is in part because of sanctions against moscow. and because you countries refuse to adhere to a new rule by russia, demanding payments to ga

to take a vapor which the company tonight well, let's check in on this story with more information gans caught a standing by forest on the new york stock exchange. yes, joules cases now, what the hoping it will get to an appeal. does the company have any hope of keeping its product on us shelves rel, daniel, it is a tough call for jewel. there's no doubt about it, but there is a certain likelihood that the company might try to appeal the ban a basically because the ban is based on insufficient to toxicological evidence. and not, as you mentioned, the use use it showed that there's also a chance that jewel could a try to get a new application from the f d a for jewel to so, so to speak, a for a new a product. and then, and also there is word that and the f d a itself is not fully or it actually has some a descent as so i guess the last word is not spoken. if a jewel products really have to leave a shelves here in the united states for good. okay, and i wanna turn our attention now to nike the u. s. shoe and sportswear manufacturer saying that it's definitely permanently pulling out of ru

for gan they say it's because of the war. listen, it's started. how many a couple of months ago.ices started to rise earlier this is a mockery to fill up my car costs more than 100 dollars and in while europe has just agreed with great difficulty and reservations on the imbargo on russian oil by the president. the us, fearful of further price increases, already seems ready to back down, while offering some gray schemes. there are many discussions going on. what to do? maybe even buy oil from them, but at a limited price then the russians should have an urgent need to sell it because this price will be much lower than on the market. in any case, at the click of a finger, gasoline prices. we will not reduce in the near future, including with such simple idea to take russian oil to cheap. biden is considering going to the persian gulf. at the summit of the councils of cooperation of arab countries, where he can meet with the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman, but relations with the arab monarchies and the united states have been spoiled in recent years. so the visit

i gans nice to have you back after yesterday. i know you told us we would really be seeing the real response today. what i want to know is the fed made this aggressive hike with the point of tackling inflation. but markets they went back down to day. what our investors worried about? why are they not convinced? firstly, everything has a price and fighting inflation might mean that we will have to pay was that by getting a recession, at least the bet that we are heading towards the recession are increasing quite a bit. bloomberg, for example, about 70 percent chance. and if you look at some areas, you already see how higher interest rates are actually hurting the economy. here on thursday, we got new figures on housing starts. they dropped by more than 14 percent just in the last month. economists expected only a slight decrease of about 2 and a half percent, or if you look at the car industry, i mean, how do people pay for new or even used cars and not with cash but also with loans? and so we also see higher interest rates hurtin

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the wonderful thing is that seeing the queen that is none to louis as gan-gan, seeing her interact with she was trying to disextracts him, pointing out the planes oversaid. that does symbolize the evolution that the monarchy is going through. here you have the oldest abdulmutallab of the royal family interacting with one of the youngest members of the royal family and demonstrates to you how the royal family is trying to change with the times. they're trying to loosen up. they're trying to embrace a more kind of low key casual attitude and get rid of those really stiff rigid traditions that made people from the average public think that they were really far removed. consider them as being very snotty and william and kate in particular are doing a marvelous job of really guiding the monarchy through that evolution and showing that they can change. it may take a bit of time, but they are getting that. for that reason, there's always speculation about what will happen with the monarchy. i think it will change drastically after the queen passes away whenever that should be. but i do think t

max darro is out there talking with gans. first, let's talk with vern glen at td garden. what's the feeling out there? >> there could be some debate that no town knows history better than this one. yet here we are, three hours before gametime, and golden state is trying to write a little his its own. for tonight, will we see the prowess of game six klay thompson? warriors fans certainly hope so. and the last time steph curry was on this floor, he scored 43 points. there is even more at stake on the. the dubs are looking to jane the 1985 lakers as the only visiting team to win a title on boston's parquet floor. >> you are sitting underneath 17 nba championship banners. >> yeah. let's try to keep it that way. let's try to keep it that way. i don't think we are looking for, you know a game seven back at home. leave it all here in boston, 48 minutes, come out with force, and energy, and try to just take it to them. >> reporter: back to klay thompson, where he had big 2015 vibes when the warriors fell behind two games to one. and house this for good mojo? seven years ago tonig

met gan. co-pastor of the fellowship church in 1944 and then in 1955, -- 1953, he became the first black person, african american person to be deaned. he was there 12 years. and he did so many critical things. dance, drama and so on because he always wanted the service to surprise people because surprise is part of being awake. >> some of my mentors were there sew they always talk about that like john foster first minister i worked with. he always talks about that time. he said that was so special. and precious. >> yes. >> so that convocation is every year? >> every year the third sunday in october. >> october. and that's great to have that. and lift him up. why do you think he influenced dr. martin king, jr. and so many people but why him? >> i would say if you read dr. thurmond and you read dr. king, you will see the influence. i say in many ways king was the person who applied much of what thurmond talked about in terms of social reality. i think he influenced people. many of the people you

that's according to israel's defense minister benny gans who hopes for further support from washington when it comes to iran. the pact was created to midwestern concerns over runs, military capability and nuclear program. to ron, however, have stress that it only has 3 percent of the world's nuclear share. israel has also opposed the restoration of the iran nuclear deal of 2015. under which tape ron would curb its program for sanctions relief. meanwhile, a report in the wall street journal claims israel is involved in a series of covert operations aimed at disrupting to runs program side mohammed mirandi, a professor at ron university, believes that the alliance will not break to run. it's not really of real alliance because the arab public opinion and regional public opinion is deeply opposed to the apartheid regime in israel. and somebody ravia and the amorites have shown themselves completely incapable of fighting against the m. and even though they starved the country, they surrounded the country and they have full support from west certain countries, nato countries. so it really d

ready as again, while as a former african senator who is currently and gan district, the last 23 members of his family. and he continuously complained to me that the villagers had to basically literally use anything that they had including the and, and follows to basically look for survivors. so 1st of all, the technical teams were never did to basically save people who could have been saved. and now according to many residents, people need shelter. people need food, especially children or you know, living under the sky and. ready you know very rainy and sort of chilly conditions. busy also, you know, getting an account from the taliban where they are painting a very rosy picture. that is there and full of food is on his way for the victims. some of it might be through the reality is the roads are simply not accessible. you know their lunch lights and they've been lap of helicopters because after august 15th and over is only handful number of helicopters left with the taliban. and it will take, actually years for these very decided you'd communities to recover not only from the tragedy o

as you can see here, lu gans troops block key of forces from the north while the latest advance of russian soldiers, so them take the southern front and ukrainian forces retreats. ortiz acreage, it has been exploring the fortifications, left abundant in the area with the special forces of the russian army. we are right now moving towards the positions quite recently captured from the ukrainian troops . and we're about to see the fortifications that they have both directed and dug into the ground while over the past 8 years. and we're about to see what's left of them after the work of the russian artillery jets and well infantry. mm hm. i don't show up when you, when i was gonna see something new to them yet, crunches deep enough to safely shelter a man of average height sprout across the area. amid concrete laden fortifications, we find western supplied weapons ukrainian troops abandoned in a hurry as they fled. logo of the welto should set visitors. this is a permanent fortification. if we go inside, we can see the reinforced doors. they are made of thick steel with sand inside. going fur

and then more recently, 3rd in gan carrying spurs fear uncertainty in el salvador. one more headline of salvador extends state of emergency amid gang crackdown. you have been reporting on gangs in el salvador for so many years. did you know that once the president had said, we are going to go to war with gaggs? we are cracking down that this was inevitable. this was going to happen. yes, because brother enabled kelly has always pursued a militaristic plan. he one time storm congress and february 2020. when he 1st started as president, he stormed congress, asking for them to, you know, increase the military budget because he has always wanted to sort of use the gang war as an excuse to militarize the country. and you know the game or is not new, it didn't start with as been many presidents before him. i've tried to tackle this problem and have also tried to do a gang war, so he's not doing anything quite original. it's part of southern politics, gangs, and violence are fortunate part of life, and salvador is a big issue, but the way he is going about it is causing a

ah gan industrial area in eastern munich is to be transformed into a car free zone. what's new, the investors have had their own innovation department working on a mobility concept for the area right from the start. b, b entricken cra, he developed districts and during the district development use this idea of offering a mobility concept emerged down to being run by. we looked into many transport carry, it wasn't locals, many options here and said okay, what is a sustainable and be quick to put in place on combo and relatively quickly in a we can team workshop. the idea came to us in anime in an am. now in this case of the, the cable car, this is the only viable option. the would be, it is our bones. i'm a subway cost some $200000000.00 euros her kilometer to build a cable car cost just $5000000.00 euros per kilometer. it can be set up quickly and need little land. now bavaria energy, capital, munich, or examining whether a gap in its transport network could be closed with an urban cable car. wendy many people here, there will be a cable car flying overhead. then of

half case on facebook with a parliamentarian contacted me contacting, who wanted to write about it, gan knew it, obviously on him. people who are he might be able to help. so hard memories of her own country are mainly of war. they vice, you directly divide when i was in syria north, there were battles and forms i have of i am. so here i feel much safer. i had my family here and this is where i grew up works and so full on my in does b. i'm a part of danish society, me at events some fun. but now it appears that counts for very little in the eyes of danish law. visitors to n. yeah. won't find any snack bar resource of a near shops here. they picturesque village and the heart of spain castiel region is a sleepy place with just around a 100 residence mat. renea isn't one of spain's dying villages. in fact, is something of a magnet. much to the delight of booksellers, like victor love as by kill air, who is glad for all the visitors who flocked to the village and has more bookshelves than bars and restaurants. old typewriters are his passion and especially the books that were written with

already helped with a reigning attack stuff according to we as well as defense minister benny, but benny gans, who had some further support promotions from when it comes to iran. the past was created and midwest and concerns around military capability. and nuclear program. so wrong, however, has emphasized that it only has 3 percent of the world's nuclear fuel is well has those who opposed the restoration of the 2015 iran nuclear deal under which to run was to cut its atomic program in order for sanctions to be lifted. we want to report in the wall street journal claims that is, well, has been involved in a series of covert operations, a, the disrupting to nuclear program side mohammed around the professor to run university says the alliance will not break around. it's not really a real alliance because the ara public opinion and regional public opinion is deeply opposed to the apartheid regime in israel and saudi arabia and amaran's have shown themselves completely incapable of fighting against it. even though they start the country. they surrounded the country and they had full support from

if you're going to be part of it, just like there are people part of the discussion today, gregory gans is a professor of international affairs at texas and m university. he says soaring gas spices and high inflation have put present by in a difficult position. i think that he's climbing down from some pretty tough campaign. rhetoric, calling for the crown friends prior saying he was going to isolate him. and you know, the fact is that he's going to be in the same room with him. and i'm not sure why he'd be going to saudi arabia except to talk to him. but obviously he's got, he's got to work the domestic side of this and, and back away from some very strong language she used during the campaign. the president wants to show the american people that he's doing everything you can even at the margins to bring down the price of gasoline. the ukraine, if you're just brought into very start release, the fact that saudi arabia is still the major player in the world. oil market, and even though the long term goal of the by the administration is clearly the reduce the importance of fossil fuels.

from both sides was a speaking at the forum of the head of rushes gans prom who's stressed that there's been a global tectonic shift with new economic wells emerging to move away from the u. s . dollar. we run, karate mccook, the bretton woods system. 2 point, oh is simply a paradigm that says our currency, our rules. they tell you how you can use their currency. what you are allowed and not allowed to do in the west makes the laws, but we're seeing the dollar losing to gemini as payments in other national currencies are on the rise. and finally, the paradigm itself is changing. the priority is being given to another formula. goods, money, goods, we sell gas work, then we extracted our goods, our rules. we also caught up with norwegian, political scientist, gland decent at the forum. and he explained how russia's financial system has defied all of the western economic precious sofa. what the west had, the plan for russia obviously didn't play out because the assumption was that it will do before the end of the weekend. effectively, the russian economy was going to be decimated. the fina

i'm nowjoined by 0livia gans turner, director of american victims of abortion.rom the national right to life convention in atlanta, georgia. thanks forjoining us here on the programme. what are people there at the convention saying about this ruling? the convention saying about this rulin: ? ~ ., , ruling? what is the feeling there? well, it is absolutely _ ruling? what is the feeling there? well, it is absolutely true - ruling? what is the feeling there? well, it is absolutely true that - well, it is absolutely true that after 50 years of waiting and watching the court, there is a great deal ofjoy that watching the court, there is a great deal of joy that roe watching the court, there is a great deal ofjoy that roe v wade has been struck down. 0ne deal ofjoy that roe v wade has been struck down. one of the things that was always a concern within the pro—life movement in the united states was that roe v wade prevented americans who are elected officials from working to pass laws that individuals in their states through the legislators felt were rational, protect

in january, eight -year-old ortega shot in chicago by a gan banger stray bullet.incere goal was shot 24 times just around the block from his home. early this month a 16 -year-old boy was shot and killed near th being, a popular tourist attraction. and over memorial day weekend, it was the typical carnage in chicago with 51 shot and nine dead the most violent weekend since 2017. in baltimore, for florida including a 17 -year-old. the angle has actually done two major town halls in chicago examining the violent crime tha has plagued the residence there for years. we ask the maker to appear with us in front of a live audience. she never agreed. we found out a lot though. kicky we need to stop waiting until we hit our doorstep. we need to say something if we see something. kicky i raise my kids here. i am scared. kicky we need to stick together we need to speak out this is th worst thing ever. these are our kids. kicky her mother that was the mother of a young man burned alive. but nothing did change, in fact things got worse and left-wing politicians continue to supp

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president and won the election and it has been stolen from him, but continues to propound that, and prop gan dize his followers with lies and so they're in absolute denial of all of the facts and the realities that we just made available for the entire american public to see. >> in get, given that, frustrating over and over, what's the program like, will it captivate an audience, will it keep our attention, you just laid it for the american people, isn't it incumbent upon us to care about democracy, this isn't the finale of the sopranos you're putting on here. >> well, hey, i so appreciate that question, after so many media people, you know, want to know, how exciting and how compelling and how news breaking and all of the bombshells and all of that stuff and i appreciate what you're saying because the reality of the situation is just clear, we had a president of the united states who tried to overthrow the presidential election, that you lost in, that he lost in, and he tried seven different things that we're going to lay out in minute detail for people, but it ended up with a violent mob i

many have fled lebanon since the untry's economicollapse gan in 201 leading to sere shorges in fuel,edicine, and food. a federal judge has ordered louisiana's new congressional map be redrawn. the judge accused republicans of racial gerrymandering by packing black voters into a single district in a move that would likely lead to the state having just one black member of congress. louisiana has become the 18th state to enact a trans athlete band. the measure to bar trans girls and women from competing on school sports teams became law. -- law after the state's democratic governor, john bel edwards, chose not to veto the legislation. the bill called the "fairness in women's sports act" says that schools must designate teams based on "biological sex" -- defined as the sex listed on a person's birth certificate at the time of their birth. treasury secretary janet yellen testified before the senate finance committee on tuesday and warned inflation will remain high. >> we currently face macro economic challenges, including unacceptable levels of inflation , as well as the headwinds associa

hagan thompson: this is gan ompson athe state fice building in jackson. james meredith has just arrived and is apparently making his way up to the 10th floor to register. [jeering] and the national press view this as the most critical time in its 114-year history. speaker 9: go home! speaker 8: meredith, in the words of attorney general robert kennedy, will be escorted by more than one but less than five federal marshals, who will be armed with a federal court order that this all-white university admit its first negro student. speaker 10: governor barnett, we're going to leave these summons here with you. and i want to explain to you that the circuit court of appeals for the fifth circuit entered a temporary restraining order at 8:30 thisorningnjoining you fr g in any way with the registration of james meredith to 1962, this institution charles k.r represented maybe the golden era of segregation in the state of mississippi in that it was the epitome of white supremacy and it was this kind of beacon on the hill. donald r. cole: a place that was over there

assured by authorities that there would be no conflict, she says, until just hours before it actually ganren] garima: every two or three hours there would be sirens. and we have to run down to the bunkers. fred: in the bunkers, they planned their escape. garima: we were all afraid about everything. i contacted with my agent and he booked the bus to romania. the bus dropped us 20 kilometers before the border. fred: they walked 12 and a half miles in frigid temperatures to the romanian border. but unlike thousands of fleeing ukrainians, she says, the indian students were not allowed to pass. garima: they said, "we will not let you cross, we will allow first a local citizen to cross, and then we willet you cross." we have to wait there for like one night and we were on the roads lighting a fire so we can get some warmth to us. fred: the group returned hours later, desperate to try their lu again. garima: we were, you know, like pushing, pushing. i just crossed the border. and when i turned nobody was there with me. fred: it was several days before she was able to join thousands of other indi

>> well, i've always believed that the street violence by hohool gan hooligans was a form of coercive leverage over the vice president. i had not in all of my work on this going back to the impeachment trial understood that some people were actually thinking of it as a tactical maneuver to force the supreme court into action. and, of course, that email doesn't prove that this is the case, but it does suggest that there were at least some people maneuvering in right wing legal circles to try to push the supreme court into action. >> and talking about the violence, the possibility of violence weeks before it happens, again, have you seen any other evidence of that? >> well, you know, new evidence is every single day now. suddenly a lot of people want to tell the truth and try it distance themselves from this outrageous plan to subvert and overthrow the 2020 presidential election. and i do think there are more particles of evidence that are emerging about just that. but, you know, today what we're going to see is judge michael luttig, a major hero to the federalist society and the right

our friend, will gans, has that story and all the details. >> good morning and happy birthday to you,memories from summer camp as kids, including my new friend. they went to camp as a child and became a counselor as a young adult but when they came out, they were asked not to return to work. so, sheera, along with other change makers, decided to open their own camp. at first glance, it looks like any ordinary summer camp. from fireside sing-alongs to canoeing on the lake. t to gaga ball. but camp indigo point is anything but ordinary. >> we started as gender expansive and trans camp, added the lgbtq+ so that we were, like, as inclusive as possible. >> reporter: in the camp's inaugural week, 97 kids from 29 states across the country filling each available spot. and a wait list of 60-plus, proving there was a need for a place like this. >> it's just this little, like, oasis for lgbtq youth. >> a spot where these kids are able to just be kids. >> as a parent, what does that mean to you? >> it just made my kid confident in who they are and who he is. i don't know how to overstate -- >> yo

. >>> back with us, jamie gan gangel -- i want to get your reaction to the documentary filmmaker in a moment. first i want to go back to the hearing where former deputy attorney general richard donahue memorialized a meeting he had with then president trump. let's take a listen. >> toward the end of the meeting, the president, again, was getting very agitated, and he said people tell me i should just get rid of both of you. i should just remove you and make a change in leadership, put jeff clark in. maybe something will finally get done. and i responded, as i think i had earlier in the december 27th call, mr. president, you should have the leadership you want. but understand the united states justice department functions on facts, evidence, and law. and those are not going to change. so, you can have whatever leadership you want, but the department's position is not going to change. >> i don't know that that really mattered to donald trump, facts, evidence, and law are not going to change. >> i mean, it clearly didn't, right? he said as much. he said, look, just write me a letter. jus

so in november, he invited on a bilateral basis, you gans and trips due to come and fight, didn't do. i'm groups in congo and on that very load. and $23.00 started to be active again. and that has to be seen in the light of the very bad relationships between rhonda and uganda for their own wires, uncle release, or with the gun release as collateral. damage to use that used to work in the world or dest that's in the last months. and through the jury is a threat and is active in congo. but as you say, it isn't the only group that is active in the area. now, of course, present felix tissue. katie has long promised to bring stability to this part of the country. but it, what is it that is going wrong in his policy? is it about something that he isn't doing to stabilize the region, or is it central to difficult because of the interference from the countries neighbors from rwanda, from burundi from you, gander is, as you say, lots of different countries involved trying to carve out series of influence well, to be honest, the 1st of all is the fact that the strategy under use of congo has be

. >> joining us now eric day gans tv critic for npr and news. thanks so much for being with us.'m curious what did you first think when you saw matthew mcconaughey was at the white house was going to walk up to the podium? >> i have to admit i was very cynical about this. of course, we've seen celebrities try to speak out on issues in the past and even though mcconaughey had considered a run for governor in texas, he's not necessarily a celebrity that's associated with a lot of political activity and, you know, you wondered how sophisticated he would be on this subject, but i have to say i was really impressed with his speech and it seemed to be exactly what a lot of people wanted to hear in the moment and maybe what was needed to sort of move this conversation along in the public arena. >> and he's quite a storyteller, right, eric, but he comes at this from another perspective and a number of maybe very important ones, which is he's a father, he's from uvalde and he's coming at this as a gun owner and as someone from the middle. and i wonder how important it is to have that voi

gan tan when another smaller earthquake struck an area of eastern afghanistan. they experienced powerful quake earlier in the week that quake killed more than 1000 people. today's 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit in that same area as the magnitude six quake on wednesday . people have been digging through the rubble looking for survivors, um, is now working with relief agencies. they're bringing blankets and food, tents and medical teams to that devastated area. it's been one year since the tragic building collapse in surfside, florida, outside of miami, claiming the lives of nearly 100 people, but families who are mourning their loved ones continue to search for answers. phil keating has more from surfside. for a whole year of pain. confusion unanswered questions friday, marking one year since tragedy struck surfside, florida the champlain tower south building, collapsing in the middle of the night. claiming the lives of 98 people. first lady joe biden on site to join the community as they commemorate the lives lost the things we carry. are heavier now. and one year

. >> they gan to beat me with their fists anwith what felt like hard metal objects. reporter: in testimony to congress, a former d.c. metro police officer michael fanone recounted being pulled into a crowd of protesters. >> i was electrocuted again and again and again with a taser. >> this is our capitol! reporter: in total, nearly 150 police officers were injured on the day. during the attack, those closest to president trump privately urged him to take action and tell his supporters to stop the assault. house republican leader kevin mccarthy spoke with him from the besieged capitol. his son, donald trump jr., and several fox hosts texted white has contacts, including trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, to tell the president to address the crowd. hours passed before president trump did anything to address the insurrection. just after 4pm -- just after 4:00 p.m., he released a video repeating unfounded claims about the election results. mr. trump: i know your pain, i know your hurt. we had an election that was stolen from us. it was a landslide election and everyon

serbian diplomacy two friendly countries unintentionally abandon bilateral ties alexei golovkov polina ganelerated in the baltic states against the backdrop of nato exercises baltops in tallinn, chancellor scholz promised to strengthen the presence of the alliance in estonia, latvia did not tell lithuania what weapons they would help, but judging by the new york times article, it would be better with translated instructions according to the publication difficulties in translation now on ukraine where they google. how to deal with western equipment and weapons all complain. it's like getting a new iphone and just knowing. how to call a report by anastasia popova german chancellor and schultz brought to the eastern flank of nato and showed the lithuanian battalion battle group, which commands the bundeswehr. the president of lithuania and latvia estonia three of them fell on their colleague from germany, urging him to take an active and visible part in strengthening the borders of the alliance and arming ukraine had to publicly agree. so we firmly decided that we will increase our contributi

ah, to begin with, he may, will give that up to somebody like benny gans, for example, who's a current defense minister. but all of that is all straightened. all of that is going to come in the next 24 hours, 40 hours in the weeks to come. but right now the one thing that everybody seems to be great on is this is the beginning of the end for this particular coalition government. and there's no a huge amount that can be done to try and rescue it. so we are looking at significant political change very soon. and just briefly on how is all with horse trading affecting people on the ground. we want to this bill actually allow settlers in the 1st place when 1967 when m israel occupied the west bank, it moved jewish settlers into settlement communities that they were building at the time. most people needed protection. now how these really government than did it was effectively offer them residency in the occupied areas and treat them as it is really citizens with israeli rights. they're equal to in israel proper for example, or that they do live in the occupied westbank man. that meant that

in a supermarket in buffalo, new york, peyton gan drawn is accused of opening fire in the store, killing 10 african americans in facing 25 charges. enron streams, the attack, live on social media. hydro castro has more from washington d. c. now again, john has pleaded not guilty to these charges. he has been in police custody since may 14th the day of that shooting that killed 10 african americans inside a grocery store in buffalo, new york. police say that gender and who was white posted a manifesto laced with hate that made it clear he was targeting black people. this is a newer law if from the new state of new york that is domestic terrorism. i hate crime . this is a lot. it's only been on the books for one and a half years, an investigator say, because the accused shooter here traveled 3 hours by car and specifically targeting african americans. that makes it a hate crime, a charging him with his domestic terrorism as a hey crime. now this law passed after a previous mass shooting in texas when it was hispanics who were targeted within a wal mart store. but we can't talk about this b

economic relations, said at his briefing following this, it is the president of turkey himself, because gans called the main winner of this three-day meeting, given that he managed to achieve, which he quietly demanded from the scandinavian countries and nato in order to remove the right to veto the entry of sweden and finland, the north atlantic alliance sunderdogan said this was a diplomatic victory for turkey he also stressed that ankara is waiting for sweden to extradite 73 terrorists. here are helsinki 33 people, if these conditions are met, then the turkish parliament will not consider the application of sweden and finland to join nato. erdogan also noted that ankara is making efforts to hold a quadripartite meeting to organize the so-called grain corridor , the turkish president is in constant contact . russian president vladimir putin, ertugan noted that in the near future the leaders may to hold another telephone conversation on this topic about the possibility of new telephone contacts with the russian leader, and french president emmanuel macron, if this is required by the situat

according to the united nations recently nearly seven million ukrainian refugees fled since the war gans and another eight million are internally displaced. it cities like mariupol have been flattened. i will close with this. i have now come to the floor every week since before president putin put this illegal invasion of ukraine, who wanted to live in peace with their neighbors. someone asked why a senator from russia should care about this fight in ukraine. i told them every american should care, this is where democracy son the line. some folks here -- is on the line. some folks may not agree with that, i understand, but ukrainians get it. they know what it is like to live under an authoritarian like russia, they broke away in 2014. i was in ukraine right after the revolution of dignity where ukrainians decided for themselves that they wanted to turn to us and to europe to pursue a hopeful future of freedom and democracy. now president putin is trying to extinguish that hope. we must not let him. i am motivated by the friends and constituents in my state of ohio some of whom joined me