george town has already intensified contacts with washington through the ministry of defense. the international community, and the un international court recognizes that the proceedings on the territorial dispute could continue for years. anton dadykin, lead. the joint work of russia and turkmenistan at international platforms was discussed today foreign ministers of the two countries. sergei lavrov met with his turkmen counterpart in moscow. we also talked about the main issues of bilateral cooperation and confirmed our commitment to developing a strategic partnership. today we also have a good opportunity to talk about interaction on international platforms, there are many of them where we interact. our positions are very close, in general. cases coincide, this is the un, and the caspian, of course, the five, and other formats, including the movement of friends of neutrality, which ashkhamat promotes, 11 december you have the next meeting of the group of friends of the theta, we will definitely be adequately represented there, we also note the high dynamics of the political

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ni de uni de otro paÍs por ahora, pidiÓ calma y equilibrio y una vÍa de diÁlogo entre caracas y george towns que los venezolanos reclaman como suyo desde 1899. >> yo no sÉ si habrÁ otro paÍs del mundo que haya consultado un tema de la importancia que se estÁ consultando en venezuela. >> la comunidad de naciones del caribe ha brindado su apoyo al gobierno de guyana mientras brasil ha mostrado preocupaciÓn por los movimientos militares en la frontera entre guyana y venezuela, en caracas, daniel garrido, noticias telemundo. >> pasamos ahora hasta nuevo leÓn dÓnde samuel garcÍa retomÓ actividades como gobernador del estado pese a la polÉmica por su cargo. el polÍtico reapareciÓ en un evento oficial y asegurÓ que no incurre en desacato, tambiÉn descartÓ que haya dos mandatarios estatales o que la gobernaciÓn estÉ sin definirse. garcÍa agregÓ que avisarÁ a orozco que estaba de regreso y no es necesario que tome las riendas del estado. >> el fallo de una corte federal de apelaciones estadounidense que ordena retirar las boyas en el rÍo bravo a la altura de eagle pass texas fue aplaudida por el gob

george town as nicole reese has been finding out, getting ready for another busy day at the market in go you on his capital, georgetown drought to you, alfred sales approved for mr. keeble. the results. which part of the you all know that venezuela claimed ownership of 30 of this month? i scared because that is my living as a cable is really living. because with all this the cable, we cannot make it. it is a worry that many years. yeah. and that's some say, is already impacting their business from the time i know myself, i know as you belong to us, we does what was it? these things typically cause it's fun because basically if you see the christmas mode, it is very slow. it is nothing more we know we haven't got you on a venue. savannah has long laid claim to as a cable, refusing to accept the border drawn by an international tribunal of arbitration. in 1899 in 2015, the decades old dispute flared up again after major oil deposits were discovered off the coast of basic cable industry. and as most recent claims, yet another provocation. venezuelan president nicholas my doodle is not wa

demarcation of borders through direct bilateral negotiations, but no agreement was reached succeeded, and george townas in the un international court of justice. in 2015 , oil deposits with a volume of at least 10 billion barrels were discovered off the coast of esequibo. excenmobil received a production concession, as did other transnational corporations in september of this year. i propose to discuss and adopt a strict ban on contracts with any company that has received unilateral concessions from guyana for oil production in disputed offshore areas. these companies are required to cease all operations within 3 months. we are ready for negotiations, with good will, everything is possible, but those who undertake the wrong steps will not receive anything. a specially created division of the state oil and gas company of venezuela will be responsible for issuing a production license, maduro added. american excelmobile corporation. it seems he is not going to agree with this. i'm not sure the media is aware of how tense the situation really is there, but we are doing what we can to help the guyana gove

in 1966 caracas and george town signed a geneva agreement to find a peaceful solution to the dispute,onal court of justice with a request to legally... formalize control over etseki. venezuela, in turn, insists on direct negotiations. the situation was aggravated by the discovery of new oil fields in the disputed territories containing at least 10 billion barrels of black gold. gayana transferred the mining concessions to the american company axon. in addition, according to caracas, the united states plans to place a military base in ascqiba. due to with this, the venezuelan authorities decided to hold a referendum. one of the questions concerns plans to create the state of guyanna equiba and incorporate it into venezuela. well, you have credit card debts, interest is accruing, you need a handyman, you take out credit cards. you transfer your debts to kholva , divide them into 24 months, conveniently repay them, make purchases or get rid of credit card debts, it’s easy with kholva, unexpectedly it happened, there’s a sale on avito, a new dress happened to you, and a drill, and an angl

in 1966, caracas and george town signed the geneva agreement to find a peaceful solution to the disputenal court of justice to legally formalize control over esequiba. venezuela in in turn insists on direct negotiations. the situation was aggravated by the discovery of new oil fields in the disputed territories containing at least 10 billion barrels of black gold. gayana transferred the mining concessions to the american company axonmobile. in addition, according to caracas, the united states plans to establish a military base in sequiba. in this regard, the venezuelan authorities decided to hold a referendum. one of the issues concerns plans for the creation of the state of guyana and sekiba incorporation. and now footage from the telegram channel, there is a volcanic eruption, 11 people died , 12 are listed as missing, three more people were found alive, a powerful eruption began the day before, the volcano threw a column of ash to a height of more than 15 km, their situation is in the middle east, israeli armies are storming palestinian cities on the west bank of the river... about a

full interview tatyana voroshko with charles kubchan, a professor at george town university and a formernking official. administrations of barack obama and bill clinton, see on our social networks and on the voice of america website, in ukrainian. and republicans in the house of representatives now plan to vote to formally open an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. some conservative lawmakers accuse him that, as vice president, he could violate ethics and benefit from the business deals of his family, including his son gunter. investigation lasts almost a year. but evidence of alleged violations has not yet been provided. potentially , the impeachment process could end with the president's removal from office. the case could also drag on into next year as president biden races for re-election. his most unlikely opponent will be ex-president donald trump, who was impeached twice. the white house and biden's son call the investigation baseless. some republicans also say there isn't enough evidence to move the case forward. but speaker mike johnson expressed confidence that the f

i grew up in jackson, mississippi, and i lived in a neighborhood called george town, mostly black andur son and the news, it was for the wrong reasons. i went to a school called bill hayden, a mostly white, upper class private school, in a very affluent area. i thought myself being two different people into different worlds very, very often. i don't think, a lot of people understand the duality of being a black person in america, time specifically, if you are from a certain type of community, and you find yourself in a different environment, such as a private school or something like that. who i was in my neighborhood, when i cut it at my school. i often had to code switch so that people would not make judgment about me. so the people would not say, oh, she's the ghetto girl, the angry black girl, because those assumptions and stereotypes are so prevalent, that if i stepped out of line in one simple way, suddenly, i've written off their assumptions by me. this is what a lot of black kids, especially, in this country face. they often have to change. not just kids, adults to, because i

in july, 1998, brett kavanaugh wrote a 38-page article for the george town larger in all, complete with 167 footnotes. the title of what is now the most important thing brett kavanaugh ever wrote before becoming a supreme court justice is, the president and the independent counsel. brett kavanaugh reviewed the history of special prosecutor's going back to the administration of president ulysses s grant. on page three of the article brett kavanaugh writes, congress can answer a question that the constitution does not explicitly address. is the president united states subject to criminal indictment while he serves in office. congress should establish that the president can be indicted only after he leaves office voluntarily or is impeached by the house of representatives and convicted and removed by the senate. brett kavanaugh would not advocate that congress pass a nkosi to shuttle law. that sentence alone indicates the supreme court justice brett kavanaugh believes, quote, the president can be indicted only after he leaves office. page 16 of brett kavanaugh's article removes all doubt a

to discuss is michelle goodwin, constitutional law and global health law professor at the doctor george townhe is director of the global health law institute. she is also the author of policing the womb, invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood. which is extremely pressing, as a title. michele, good to see you again. >> it's good to be back on. >> i am trying to remember, you told me something about maternal danger in women in america, in some cases, outstrips other countries that are much, much poorer and less developed. while i understand that you are making a broad point about health care, we are actually seeing specific examples in which women who have doctors who have told him that they have a high-risk pregnancy that is a risk to their own health, cannot get exceptions. the exceptions that we have all heard, that some people are prepared to make, are apparently not even available. >> that's right, and is really important that we understand just what is at stake. so, we know from the u.s. supreme court in 2016 in the case, that a woman is 14 times more likely to die by carr

experts at george town university suggested that russia really wants a truce, but it will be violatedmes to the white house. i believe this strategy for russia and for putin is to wait out the west, wait for its collapse, the collapse of unity, hope that political views in the united states will change, then there will be no opposition to what he is doing in ukraine. three scenarios for the end of the ukrainian conflict were predicted at once experts from the cnn channel, the first is a victory for russia, the second is the freezing of the conflict and the division of ukrainian territories following the example of the gdr and the federal republic of germany. victory option for ukraine. the third , but no one seems to seriously believe in it, because it is only possible if kiev is able to seize crimea, which will immediately deprive putin of popular support, and the west will rush to help ukraine with renewed vigor. there is only one path, no matter how difficult, to a quick and decisive victory for ukraine. the return of crimea is the only goal of the ukrainian battlefield that can af

general brusilov on the right, he has the order of saint george of the fourth degree for taking gallich, and third degree for repelling. so for the towne also has the st. george weapon with diamonds. baron wrangel, order of st. george, fourth degree, he received for the attack near kaushen on august 6, 1914, when he led his cavalry squadron through several german rows of wire fences and took a battery. he also has the st. george cross, fourth degree, with a laurel branch. this was established by the provisional government. admiral kolchak looks gloomily into the camera; he has an order. but she carries it on herself in captivity, she is not kept in captivity for long, she is released as a woman and a medic, she is this banner, having hidden it on herself, she brings it to her own people, this produces, so to speak, such a powerful effect, including on grand duke nikolai nikolayevich, the supreme commander-in-chief, that he awarded her with as many as three st. george medals, a fourth, a third. second degree, and then soon she receives a medal of the first degree, so she deserved four medals for one feat, but there were also such thing

town. >> and george kittle has a little extra to play for this week, he is nine yards away from his first 1000 yard season since 2019, that would put him in exclusive company. >> i don't look at my twitter stats 24/7 but it is cool when you are on a team with guys playing at a very high level. >> they are going to be the fourth duo to each have 1000 yard seasons and the first since jerry rice and terrell owens back in 1998. and the 49ers secondary will be tested regardless of who plays quarterback, the rookie has been ruled out with a knee injury, kyle shanahan exploring all options to replace brown, even the hall of fame safety already in the building. >> anybody who says they are a corner or safety is a possibility, and if that is going down, i would say the linebacker is a possibility. >> for the red and gold report, i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> it was a busy night across the nba last night, 20 teams played and here was the highflying play of the night, early in the game, peyton watson met oklahoma's josh giddy, despite the high were the play, the nuggets did end up dropping this game to the

town. >> and george kittle has a little extra to play for this week, he is nine yards away from his first 1000 yard season since 2019, that would put him in exclusive company. >> i don't look at my twitter stats 24/7 but it is cool when you are on a team with guys playing at a very high level. >> they are going to be the fourth duo to each have 1000 yard seasons and the first since jerry rice and terrell owens back in 1998. and the 49ers secondary will be tested regardless of who plays quarterback, the rookie has been ruled out with a knee injury, kyle shanahan exploring all options to replace brown, even the hall of fame safety already in the building. >> anybody who says they are a corner or safety is a possibility, and if that is going down, i would say the linebacker is a possibility. >> for the red and gold report, i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> it was a busy night across the nba last night, 20 teams played and here was the highflying play of the night, early in the game, peyton watson met oklahoma's josh giddy at the rim, despite the high were the play, the nuggets did end up dropping this

bars are stolen and you have john fetterman paying george santos for a cameo video to make fun of bob menendez, we have officially entered crazy townat to do about it. >> griff: washington is missing george santos, which he did not fay for with campaign funds, the loafers are six years old. >> carley: if you like air conditioning and refrigerators, things are about to get warmer in the government. >> cheryl: the world will get warmer and air conditioning is next thing they are going after, i am serious on this. the united states joined 60 other countries to support global cooling pledge, just a pledge and commit to 68% reduction by 2050 of cooling -- whenou say cooling emissions, air conditioners and things like that and emissions are released by units. they want that clamp down by 2050. cooling is estimated to triple by 2050, there is a problem here in the numbers whachl does that mean for regulation? they have gone after gas stoves and now ac? what they could start to push for, energy efficiency when it comes to air conditioning unit. don't take away my air conditioning. >> carley: you can take away mine, i live so cold. in terms

that's eddie george's impressesive resume. i know you are in townn as a previous winner. >> i spoke to the young man that won it this past weekend, and he's getting thrown all over the place. they have him going to the stock exchange, and got him doing interviews and signing autographs, and your reward, you get the trophy and then it's all press and you have to sign autographs, 300 balls, and i told him, trust me, it gets better. >> as we said with your resume, let's talk wealth management. you wanted kids coming out of college like the young man that just won the heisman to be more financially literate. you felt as though we weren't. >> and it's being set up for success. you know, coming out of college, coming and going into the nfl, you come across so many different people and different characters, and they want something from you, your time, your money, your energy, and i want to get into the business to help guys, to help them with that transition, especially on the financial side. this is not about making you money but preserving your money, an

a town so proud and ramsgate has a history of singing out loud. just over 200 years ago, king georgeamsgate are through! into the second round for the first time. it's what it's all about, the underdogs, it's not the size of the dog, it's the fight in the dog. the players know they are building something special, it's all defender jack has been talking about with his brother as they work on their family landscape gardening project. it helps keep the buzz in the changing room, we are over the moon for the team. this is what striker and salesman joe has been dreaming of playing for 15 years in the amateur leagues. he is already a hero with colleagues. he has got nine goals in seven matches. he is in the running to be the fa cup's top scorer this season. that could mean he would be in wembley anyway come may to collect the award. not that this guarantees him or a team a day off on their day jobs on monday, ahead of the big game at wimbledon. we have all gotjobs and families to feed so it might benefit wimbledon. the fa cup is the chance for players like me to dream. it gives you moments

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town. mike it's fun to try to earn summary else's season. >>> george gill has a little bit extra to play for, nine yards away from his first 1000 yard season, since 2019. that would put him and brandon i you in an exclusive company. >> a look at my twitter stats, but it is cool when you're on a team that has a lot of guys. >> they are said to become the fourth duo in history to each have 1000 yard seasons and the first sense jerry rice and owen's back in 1998. the 49ers secondary will be adjusted regardless of who plays quarterback. they have been rolled out with a knee injury, kyle shanahan exploring all options to replace brown even the hall of fame safety, already in the building. >> anybody who says they are a corner safety, and if those guys go down, i would say a linebacker is a possibility. eventually it will be after that. >> 40 red and gold report, im ryan yamamoto. >>> a monumental tribute for brazilian soccer legend to mark one year since he died at the age of 82. so during a ceremony held at rio de janeiro iconic christ the redeemer, organizes predicted the image of a jersey with

town so you know both songs. so what will they choose? mariah carey or george michael?land mariah or william? >> we're going with george michael because she's saying it. >> mariah carey or george michael. >> all i want for christmas. >> mariah carey is the correct answer. >> the way she sought one —- sing the song. >> i should come around the other side. >> last but not least. >> give me your name and where you are from. >> do you know about else on the shelf? >> i love elf on the shelf spirit you consider elf on the shelf terrific or terrifying? >> terrific. >> so the drumbeat goes terrific or terrifying? it is a tough one. she is watching her. what will she say? terrible or terrific quick. >> she wasn't looking in. >> she doesn't understand. and he was wearing a golf outfit so clearly he has money now i need to think about it. >> do you know elf on the shelf? she is understand the joy you bring into your kids lives. >> the fact she does not have kids yet. and moving on to the final-round. >> we know what the people in nashville think pulling 1000 people all across the

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george immediately baseball. the continued to improve and sharper this house. whole time he spent the last 6 seasons with the judges across town, rivals the angels, despite being named the american legs most valuable play it twice in that time. he has never reach the end of season playoffs. something he expects this move to correct me cuz i can't wait to join the judges. they share the same passion as me. they have a vision and history all about winning and i share the same values. so i can't wait to join the team and get going already a he rode back in his home country funds in japan and now dreaming of success for all tony? yeah. yeah. put him. i want alternate to play in the world series. that's my husband. just and then the next year i hope he hits more home runs than he did last season. it would be amazing if he could win the triple crown expectations sky high . now the $700000000.00 mind passed to deliver as expensive expectations. you're watching the videos here as a reminder of our top story. hungry as prime minister has blocked a 50000000000 auto aide package for ukraine at a crunch summits, and russel's pick to all o

pretty well, like some of the red-brick street in alexandria, virginia, old town alexandria was laid out by a young surveyor named georgehington who lived in the area , and others we have to simply use our imagination to try to imagine what manhattan island and brooklyn were like when washington was leaving american troops in what turned out to be a retreat from new york city. post: we will talk about washington in a bit, but let's hear from clarence from florida. you are on with our guest michael barone. florida, go ahead, you are first up. caller: good morning. i'm very much enjoying the segment. i wanted to ask a few questions about thomas jefferson because i admire the personal qualities of jefferson, but i'm critical on him on a few issues. a couple things when he was serving as minister france in the 1780's, i thought that jefferson was naive about the french revolution. he was actually one of the turley architects, and i don't think he recognized that it was different from the american revolution. and of course, by the time to the rate of terror, he is the united states the secretary of state. i thought he was na

pretty well, like some of the red-brick street in alexandria, virginia, old town alexandria was laid out by a young surveyor named george washington who lived in the area , and others we have to simply use our imagination to try to imagine what manhattan island and brooklyn were like when washington was leaving american troops in what turned out to be a retreat from new york city. post: we will talk about washington in a bit, but let's hear from clarence from florida. you are on with our guest michael barone. florida, go ahead, you are first up. caller: good morning. i'm very much enjoying the segment. i wanted to ask a few questions about thomas jefferson because i admire the personal qualities of jefferson, but i'm critical on him on a few issues. a couple things when he was serving as minister france in the 1780's, i thought that jefferson was naive about the french revolution. he was actually one of the turley architects, and i don't think he recognized that it was different from the american revolution. and of course, by the time to the rate of terror, he is the united states the secretary of state. i thought he wa

let's begin with transportation correspondent gio benitez at george bush international airport in my home townhouston. good morning, gio. >> reporter: it is your houston, michael. good morning. it's been looking very, very good across the country over the past few days. now today is going to be another busy day. this one is off to newark later this morning. that one is austin. that one to cancun. we have another to orlando. there is a lot happening just days ahead of christmas. this morning the travel rush for christmas is far from over. as millions hit the skies before the weekend, the tsa screening about 5 million people between wednesday and thursday. that number is sure to jump today for what is expected to be a record breaking holiday period, the most travellers ever. >> last year we didn't even take off. we were just glad to be able to get off the first one and get out. >> reporter: incredibly the extreme weather in the west causing very few cancellations, but hundreds of delays. >> so far from what i hear it's very good. never know. weather is weather. >> reporter: it's incredibly busy

george washington's home. this is the alexandria gazette,m this is june 28th. now they mention the town, not to confuse it with the bridge. they mentioned the home of thomas wright and the entire brigade. on a civil war map down at the very bottom i have circled where the fort is. if anyone doesn't know where that is, it is been taken up by the fort. that is the right home right there. that's mount vernon. he and you start to see the proximity of where that lines up with the other map i've been using already. there is annandale, the circle at mount vernon. and that circle is where fort lyon and fort ellsworth are. again, in the line, the confederate cavalry go to annandale into alexandria city where fort ellsworth and fort ryan are. there is some certainty in their mind that this is still continuing. that this is going to happen. now, mind you, stuart is going to cross the river about this time this all happens. he captured the wagon train up around rockville. but the federals don't know this, and they can't take a chance. a lot of people say well, you know, all you have to do is look b

town of santa rosa. after choosing to remove police from school campuses in 2020. after the murder of george floyd. recent incidents daetz have more parents now calling for them back. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at tonight's school board meeting with hundreds in attendance. >> teachers, parents and students are demanding safer schools. on wednesday, speakers packed the chambers during the santa rosa city school board meeting. >> we're angry that we've asked this board for help over and over and over and over again. >> president of the santa rosa teachers association said. it's been nine months since the deadly stabbing of a student at montgomery high school, and not many safety measures have changed since. >> our students are confused, frustrated, worried and a thousand other things they want reassurance. they want to know the adults are taking them seriously. >> one of the main topics of discussion for the board was bringing school resource officers back to campuses permanently. in 2020, officers were removed from santa rosa schools as part of an effort to confront racial bi

town of santa rosa. after choosing to remove police from school campuses in 2020. after the murder of george floyd.t incidents daetz have more parents now calling for them back. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at tonight's school board meeting with hundreds in attendance. >> teachers, parents and students are demanding safer schools. on wednesday, speakers packed the chambers during the santa rosa city school board meeting. >> we're angry that we've asked this board for help over and over and over and over again. >> president of the santa rosa teachers association said. it's been nine months since the deadly stabbing of a student at montgomery high school, and not many safety measures have changed since. >> our students are confused, frustrated, worried and a thousand other things they want reassurance. they want to know the adults are taking them seriously. >> one of the main topics of discussion for the board was bringing school resource officers back to campuses permanently. in 2020, officers were removed from santa rosa schools as part of an effort to confront racial biases i

george washington's home was here. this is the alexandria gazette. this is june 28th. now they mention the town. do not confuse this previously with what you have heard. they mention the whole town and the entire brigade. there is a civil war map down at the bottom. that is where the fort is. that has been taken up. that is the right home right there. that is mount vernon. you are starting to see the proximity of where that lines up with the other map i have been using already. there is annandale. this is mount vernon. that circle is where fort lyon and fort ellsworth are. again, in the federal mind, for the federals to go to annandale into alexander city where the fort is, there is some certainty in their mind that this is still going to happen. so mind you, stuart is going to be across the potomac river by the time this all happens. he caption a wagon train and they are gone. the federals don't know this. they cannot take a chance. a lot of people so well, all you have to do is look back at 911. it is about who knew what, when, where. who did not tell them. the fbi did not like the cia. if the

george washington's home. this is the alexander this all july or june 28th. now they mentioned the town of that. i can remember. should not confuse it with the bridge. all right there mentioned the whole thomas. right. and the entire brigade apparently a civil war map down at the very bottom right circle. the town, i think that is work for bill if anyone doesn't really know where that was been taken up by. fort belvoir, that's the right home right there. that's mount vernon. and you start to see the proximity of where that lines up with the other map i've been using already so just taking one away they're examining the circle the bottom is acting at mount vernon. that circle where for lyons and fort ellsworth. so again, in the federal mine, which federal defender, can we go down the road into alexander's city where fort ellsworth or ryan are? there's some certainty in their mind that this is still this is still going to have. now, mind you, stuart is going to be across the potomac river. time is all out to catch the wagon train up around rockville. they're going the federales don't know this and

you can't run your speaker out of town, you cannot take down all of his potential replacements, say what you want about george -- no one can say he is passive, no one can say he is not aggressive, yet he didn't get the votes to be speaker of the house. steve scalise has been a republican leadership forever! he was the minority leader. still not enough votes to get speaker. here we go with johnson, now they are saying, wow, you know what? he is not really being a leader. well, what did you think was going to happen? you pick the guy that nobody wanted in the first place for the speakership chair! >> that is a legitimate question. look, kurt, given what congresswoman balint said, given from mariana's reporting on what folks think about johnson, given what you just said about johnson, why should i be worried that not only will whatever bill, if a bill comes over from the senate, won't get past, but the first funding deadline will get blown? the second funding deadline will get blown. and then the government will be in perpetual shut down. >> it seems very clear that the only path forward is if democrats votes ar

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as it is said, people in this town will hurt people a whole lot so they can benefit just a little bit. >> that's george santos saying those words. joining me now, a fellow congressman from new york who will participate in that vote tomorrow, democrat dan goldman. i mean, it's amazing to hear him say people speaking both sides out of their mouth doing things that are harmful that benefit them. put that aside. you know from santos and his allies, that he hasn't had due process. they say to expel him now would set a bad precedent. what do you say to that? >> well, two things. first of all, he has had due process. he had an opportunity to cooperate with the ethics committee. he was asked to provide documents. he did not. he was asked to come in and speak with them. he did not. that is due process. the notion that due process requires a criminal trial is preposterous. there is a reason why congress has its own set of rules and operates under those rules. and let's remember, anderson, that this is unprecedented in many ways already, because in almost every ethics investigation, the ethics committee defers fi

town. he was chief counsel or white house counsel to the first president, george h.w. bush. he was a powerful rubber republican figure. and so know there was there were there was a political legacy involved that very powerful political interests, that wanted to maintain the notion that oppenheimer was justifiably convicted. and so what happened is, as narayen has pointed out, i think, is that the archive is just overwhelmed. you know, the evidence was too strong and. over seven years after attempts, they finally know the facts prevail. so how important would you say this decision is for the country moving forward to vacate that? is it important or is it just a point in history just to correct a wrong? you think it's important for our country moving forward? i think it's very important. it sends message to scientists that if you speak out, if you become a public intellectual and try to give based on your expertise, you will you'll be respected and the government will respect your first amendment rights and. i think that's important. and it's just it sends a message to student

the sheriff of a white town in mississippi making major reforms after former deputies call themselves the goon squad tried to cover up a beat up. >>> and former congressman george santos out of a job, expelled in an historic vote. republicans extremely narrow majority getting slimmer. we're going to break down what that means for their agenda. (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) >>> just moments ago, our team in israel heard new sustained rocket fire coming from northern gaza. i want to get to cnn's jeremy diamond for the latest. tell us what you have been experiencing. >> reporter: while we were on air with you guys in the beginning of the hour, we heard very large explosions. then shortly after that, as soon as we got off the air, we had sirens sounding above us. and we actually saw the rockets coming from the northern part of the gaza strip and heading towards the town, which is where we are now. there were at least a dozen interception ises that we heard. rocks being fired from the northern part of gaza strip and several loud interceptions from the iron dome system overhead. what

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