in georgia, we are talking about an innovative and sustainable approach, the georgia pathways to coverage program was negotiated in good faith with the federal government so that we could expand access to health insurance for those who need it the most, while also sustaining quality of coverage, the biden administration delayed its launch for over a year until thankfully a judge threw out their biased objections to this innovative approach. those are the facts. when it comes to healthcare for hard-working georgians, the biden administration would rather play partisan politics than get people insured and lower costs. we don't have time to wait on washington and i don't have much patience for dc posturing. [applause] >> we are moving forward, targeting our launch date of july 1st of this year to meet that goal, i'm allocating $52 million to stand up this program and connect those in need to its benefit. here's another fact. upwards of 345,000 georgians could qualify for the pathways program, and healthcare coverage, for the first time come with no changes to those who qualify for regular me

today, 86% of georgia counties have three or more. and while others have called for expanding a one-size-fits-none massive government health care program, thanks to our policies, enrollment in the individual marks has more than doubled since 2019 to other 700,000 georgians. thanks to our reinsurance program, we're also saving hardworking families more and more in their wallets. in fact, we have reduced premiums by an average of 12.4% across the state. that represents an average annual premium reduction of almost $1,000 a year. in rural communities, where premium prices were the least of affordable when i took office, the reinsurance program has reduced premiums from 25% to 40%. in addition to these innovations, and with your help, we expanded medicaid coverage to a full year after a mother gives birth. to support new mothers even more, my team is proposing legislation that will allow pregnant women who qualify to receive tanf benefits. previously they were unable to apply for such assistance until after a child was born. i know that t

, which georgia produces . the main thing is the guarantee that russia will not dare to attack georgiamind the ukrainian citizen since the 19th year, he poured citizenship into him, even there the sejm, e.e., the polish sejm made a statement out of concern about the conditions of his detention, how does this also affect the relations between e.e. kyiv and tbilisi, the story of saakashvili is bad, bad to say it is understandable that it is tainted, i remind you that at the moment mykhailo saakashvili has only one citizenship, the citizenship of ukraine, because the georgian region decided to be the third president of georgia, the citizenship of georgia is only seven is shameful and even more impeachable is the fact that the person who was very seriously ill was that he was really seriously ill, at least the fact that at the height of 1.95 hours today all 73 kg are not released for treatment abroad, and the actual saakashvili without saakashvili that he will be killed or disabled for life in general. i would regard this behavior of the georgian regions as torture. many questions very man

and how many russians in georgia did they leave georgia in general?s of georgia are no longer worth it, many russian citizens have already left georgia, and i think что сейчас it's just that it's so big that russia doesn't have it in georgia anymore, i think it's very good, it's a sign of a good sign ah well now we'll wait if the pudding even means such an opinion to somehow fix it the loose position that is now in russia is being given away in ukraine a-a i think that even then the second wave of russians can say that and the third wave of russians can already say that and go to the breast already. so far, what are these things like? большого так сакзать плеска Тоска российский э-э граджиии они замечается на майже день i thank you very much for joining, thank you for your comments vakhtang my save georgian expert doctor of political sciences on the е-е russianization of the georgian government despite the fact that we understand that the georgian the people support ukraine and this is a fact we remember the rallies that were crowded in tbilisi

as the representative for georgia's 10th district, the proud home of the university of georgia, i could not be prouder of the team or happier for our state because the dawgs are on top of the s.e.c. and all of college football once again. go, dawgs. i yield back to the congresswoman. thank you. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you. it was difficult to yield. hi to pause a little bit as a t.c.u. horned frog to my colleague, in the spirit of camaraderie i did so. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of the protecting america's strategy preserve from china act. which will work to unleash american energy dominance. in an election year gimmick, president biden raided oil from our strategic pre petroleum res. allowing it to be sold to a company affiliated with the chinese communist party. selling off american oil to the chinese communist party for its own strategic use poses a direct threat to our national secur

what can georgia do today?gave ukraine everything it has as a weapon because the weapon that we have is not going to protect a hundred of russia. % we would have come with a rink now , the situation is second now, ukraine will definitely not lose anymore, moreover, i practically said that ukraine will play, and the georgian authorities are still unsure about this, that is, they believe that ukraine will definitely not lose but russia can also lose, well, the regraphed attitude towards russia of our regions is well known , they will pretend not to answer yet, this is roughly the configuration we have now, it is clear that it would be very useful for georgia, now for ukraine , it would be useful. god is all, what kind of help i have for georgia would be very useful now to receive military supplies in ukraine. tell me, talev said a harsh criticism of the armenian government in moscow and the refusal of armenia to conduct military exercises in moscow. своей териотирование what's in the kremlin? obviously , the prim

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what can georgia do today?everything it has as a weapon, because the weapon that we have will not protect us from russia, and if suddenly ukraine would lose then, well, 100%, we would have sent ourselves to the rink now, the situation is second, now ukraine will not lose for sure, moreover, i practically said that ukraine will win, and the georgian authorities are also unsure about this, that is, they believe that ukraine will definitely not lose, but russia can to lose, yes, and the transliterated attitude towards russia of our regions well, it is well known that the predvaritelshchyna will answer that this is roughly the same configuration we have now, it is clear that for georgia it would be very useful now for ukraine it would be useful what kind of help would be very useful for georgia now to participate in military supplies to ukraine? tell me, talev said harsh criticism of the armenian government in moscow and armenia's refusal to conduct military exercises on its territory. what is in the kremlin? army

but georgia, fulton county, georgia, could be the storm cloud on the horizon in short order for president trump and his allies regarding the stealing of an american election. thank you both for making the time. really appreciate it. >> my closure. >>> much more ahead tonight. when we come back, classified documents found in the home of former vice president mike pence just months former vice president mike pence denied having any documents in his home. >>> and later speaker kevin mccarthy announced he will keep congressman adam schiff and eric swalwell off the intelligence committee. congress swalwell will join us live to talk about all that. stay with us. us live to talk about all that. stay with us need a backup plan? get plan b one-step. plan b helps prevent pregnancy before it starts by temporarily delaying ovulation—and you can resume your regular birth control right away. i've got this. ♪♪ (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i've got this. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior ab

of georgia.ere they are directly about the western allies. i hope that these actions under whom they will sooner or later give results and health i, mykhailo saakashvili, will be saved thank you very much, georgy bere mitich, the leader of the united national party, the national movement was live on our broadcast, they commented on the situation surrounding mikheil saakashvili's health, further on the air, the sports news block, a successful start of the year for the second racket of ukraine, marta kostyuk, the fight for the ukrainian striker mykhailo mudry english premier league and cristiano ronaldo's debut in saudi arabia more details about it right now my greetings to everyone who is watching at this time to learn the latest news from the republic of ukraine and the world and discuss key sports victories and defeats of the last day for you kateryna godunova is working in the studio behind the scenes the whole team social sports this time we will talk about this ukrainian tennis player marta k

georgia in 2008, russia officially bought a huge part of the territory of georgia, expelled from therens who still lived there, and before that they were expelled several times, and this did not prevent the then president of georgia, mykhailo saakashvili, from canceling visas for citizens of the russian federation of the same russian federation where the majority supported the aggression of president putin, and this did not prevent georgian hoteliers from happily accepting russian tourists, it is now the president of georgia who made zrobishvili say that it is necessary to somehow repair and too much, but i remember how it was then and now the georgian authorities who say that we cannot supply weapons to ukraine, but we want to have such a state where the president of ukraine will say no, we will not help kazakhstan. of course, we will sincerely support the territorial integrity of kazakhstan, we they are ready to send them humanitarian aid there, there are some heaters there, but weapons, well, excuse me, what if and if we provoke the hands, god forbid, but our country is not yet sett

this project was launched in georgia by indiana senator richard lugar . this laboratory is trying to present as a center for public health and animal health, but in his reports to the senator. wrote it like a bioweapons lab. americans can say that she is. under the control of the government of georgia, but this is not the case for lugar's laboratory - this is partly a military facility. it is located underground, created and managed by the us government. experiments are being conducted with people and animals. testing with the blood of young georgian soldiers as part of the study of white weapons, but no one talks about it. the third level of the laboratory has access only to us citizens who have received special permission to work with classified information among the tasks of the center, for example, the study of bioagents anthrax and tolaremia of viral diseases, including hemorrhagic fever, crimean congo and the collection of biological samples for future experiments. this is called gain-of-function mutation research, in other words you take a simple v

georgia or tcu? >> i'm going to go georgia in a really close game.breaking down the matchup was last season georgia against alabama in the s.e.c. championship, bryce young just absolutely torched this georgia secondary. he threw for over 400 yards, had three touchdowns. the pass rush really wasn't there. and then of course in the rematch in the national title game, georgia's defense just looked completely dominant, like it had all season. they sacked bryce young four times. he threw two interceptions. i just think kirby smart is such a master game planner, that he's going to look at that film against ohio state, be able to clean up the issues in the pass rush in the secondary, and just really be able to clean that up. and i think georgia will win in a close one. i would love to see tcu premiere on though. >> me too. thank you for joining us this evening. i'm pamela brown. see you again next weekend. the cnn original series, "giuiuliani: what happened to america'a's mayor" premieres rit now.w.

this was a week after that, right-wing armed protesters showed up in georgia at the georgia state capital demanding a citizens tribunal in which they said they wanted to do citizens trials, and presumably citizens punishments for elected officials they were threatening of the georgia election results. this was less than two weeks after that, right wing armed protesters showing up at the oregon state capital. they sprayed a bear mace and police officers who were protecting the capitol. they shattered glass doors. all those incidents happened in 2020, and it is only a partial list from that your long. that doesn't even cover the whole year. that was just april to december, and not including all of them. but all of those things, all of those right-wing violent, mostly armed incursions happened before january 6th, before the big thousands wrong attack on the u.s. congress in the first week of january 21. however surprise we might have been as a country when that happened in january 2021, the american right-wing had been showing us for months all of the country that that was how they plan to o

show yesterday, i picked georgia -- i picked georgia, didn't think ohio state had what it took.cu win their first -- in their first national title game. i'm going to go with georgia just because it's the safer pick. it feels like he's going to do a lot of great adjustments heading into that game. we're going to have to wait and see. i can't wait. >> both have a strong will to win. it will be a great game. we'll be watching. morgan, thank you so much. and the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> a 19-year-old male approached an officer and attempted to s

vitaliy, you mentioned georgia.t is interesting that the president still has a different vision from the governments. she calls for an opposition government regarding ukraine because we are like that, and yours and our president. she is rosinka from france and in this regard, despite the fact that she was elected head of the georgian state with the support of the current government, she was essentially an independent candidate, but she was supported by the georgian dream party, supported by the biblical ivanishvili, one way or another, she takes care of her reputation, because she will cease to be the president of georgia, her reputation will remain at every international conference. where will she go at every symposium, and they will always ask, ms. make housing? and how did it happen that during your term of office, the georgian state, which itself suffered during the war in - in russia, against her, she behaved like that in relation to ukraine. why did this happen? and what should she answer for? now she will ans

well, that's probably so, but we see how georgia, as far as georgia, like practically other countries under pressure from the west, which demands directly openly publicly join the sanctions against the russian federation and that a small country and its government. uh, has the courage to say, uh, that we will be guided by our own interests interesting our economy. this commands respect. please, iceland sergeevich good afternoon and good afternoon to all of you. you just talked about the fact that masha's brooch is not western in connection with these two issues, how do you e enough would have commented, well, the frank statement of sauli and ninists. this is mr. president of finland on new year's eve when he compared the russian federation to the brutal nazi regime. this is the second question. soviet times often spoke to imperialism in cornices and so on. and these words will be heard more and more often. uh, there is also a new liberalism for illness, uh, and so on. these are the words, they are 30 years old, jesusganov and the communist party are talking. but as soon as they have t

jeffrey silverman, originally from america, came to georgia in the early nineties. he is one of the few journalists who was not afraid to investigate the activities of this laboratory, he has a mission among the americans. they are convinced that us imperialism is dangerous to the peoples, and therefore exposes the actions of the us military administration. on the right, you can see the trees, but you can see the buildings through them. this is lugra's laboratory. people are afraid of this laboratory. they work with very dangerous pathogens. the people claim that they burn here at night research materials and people have health problems, an agreement between the states and georgia gives workers in the laboratory diplomatic status. and this means immunity to civilian military personnel who work for the pentagon. this project was launched in georgia by indiana senator richard meadows, who is trying to present this laboratory as a center for public health and animal health, but in his reports to the senator. wrote it like a bioweapons lab. americans can say that she is

i'm just going to say, georgia, georgia, georgia.he is directly engaged in trying to find an exact number of votes that he needs to win. he has made multiple calls, he sends his chief of staff down there. he is directly implicated. clearly, trying to influence the outcome of that election. it is not going to be an easy thing. can mount a defense. i'm just looking at the juries i'm just saying, he has got a lot. >> the line that i've used before on the air, and i continue to use, i live in chicago and i got my start as a reporter. when i heard that phone call, when my first thoughts was, if there was a recording of a chicago altman who just lost the race calling the cook county clerk and saying, i just need these votes, that would be indicted by the northern district, u.s. attorney, by the end of the week in a big we got him pr thing. it would be a badge of honor. those cases roll up all the time. he is on tape going, this thing is golden. i think it's a little more complicated there. the job is as a prosecutor and defense lawyer, it

when tbilisi refused to supply weapons to ukraine and join the anti-russian georgia does not want to take sanctions towards ukraine, i understand that it does not want to effectively help us there. i understand that he doesn’t want to make it, but we also understand a serious informational statement, we don’t insist, we don’t condemn, everyone makes his choice. and the extradition of saakashvili to ukraine, well, or any other, again emphasizes the country. it will be very cool for georgian history. if you want, i will come and pick him up mikheil saakashvili secretly. sneaked into georgia at the end of september 2021 in a truck with dairy products was soon detained sentenced to nine years for several articles, including the murder of a banker and the beating of a deputy, since kiev’s demands regularly include references to western countries where they want to send saakashvili for treatment, there is a suspicion that the main interests of the politician’s release are precisely there . in the statements of the ukrainian foreign ministry, side by side with another permanent desire to re

georgia is a big veteran state. one in ten people in our state is attached in some way to the military. and we've seen a new generation of veterans, post-9/11 veterans, who had been exposed, who had a toxic exposure in afghanistan, and iraq and other low places and they've had a hard time getting thehe benefits that they need as a result of their service. g so they literally go abroad in a fight for us and then come back home and have to fight with us to get the health benefits that they deserve. so i'm glad that we have now moved forward with honoring our pact across the finish line and it's going to make a huge difference for about 3.5 million veterans. >> host: absolutely. we owe it to the veterans and to ourr seniors. people living in their golden years ought to be free of the anxieties. it may be important for us to stay focused on [inaudible] but sometimes you've got to have time. a lot of our elders don't have time to unite. [laughter] >> guest: you're looking pretty good. >> host: i feel okay, but there's so

in georgia, 112 people in georgia is a diabetic, one in 12. and in our country one in four dollars spent and our healthcare system is on people with diabetes. so part of the power i think of this focus on insulin, which by the way is a 100-year-old drug, that they are price gouging. but if you think about one in four dollars in our healthcare system being spent on someone with a diabetes and you think about the cascading impact of diabetes when it's not managed or the things that can happen, dialysis, kidney failure, needing to go on dialysis, amputations. i'm doctor shared withau me that the number one cause of blindness is diabetes. so it makes sense for the people that were trying to help, but it makes senseur for overall health ecosystem. >> host: one reason i want to get there before dealing with your ministry, you know, i came along thinking i was going to follow my father into the ministry, and we talked about a lot and i was going to go to south carolina state for four years. and then i wasem going on down o the seminary. i looked at i

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bro, it's georgia. we can speak english. right? it's so disrespectful. >> of course, i appreciate that i'm a guest here, and that my country is also guilty because of its actions against georgia. i understand that this could be a trigger for some georgians and that they might be suspicious of me because of that. >> b up to now everyone's been friendly. >> my name's alexey and i'm 32-years-old. i'm from cheboksary in the chuvash republic. >> alexey was a professional soldier until 2016. an experienced gunner, he was needed on the frontline. >> i was surprised that the conscription order wasn't sent immediately. it arrived after i'd gone. my sister sent me a photo on telegram. they were too late you won't get me. >> he's been in georgia for a few weeks now, trying to make the best of things. after his years in the military, alexey wanted nothing more to do with the russian army. he preferred the life of a migrant worker. he simply doesn't understand compatriots who don't resist the mobilization. >> they can't imagine what awaits them in war. everything the

the tcu fan walked in my hotel as the georgia fans walked out one georgia fan, before the game, goeseat frog it is funny and it wasn't wrong. >> that is what happened yesterday. my goodness. >> by the way, don't eat horned frogs. wearing his tcu colors this morning. phillip, thank you >>> on deck here on "worldwide exchange," apple ready to make changes on its most popular ga gadgets. it has nothing to do with software or design we'll explain next [music playing] ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a medical form on public wifi with a screen the size of your hand. home internet shouldn't be a luxury. everyone should have it and now a lot more people can. so let's go. the digital age is waiting. >>> gearing up for the fed chairman jay powell set to speak overseas it

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up and scores. >> reporter: georgia defending their championship title. >> touchdown, georgia! >> reporter: the last time tcu won a national championship was 1938. head coach sonny dykes -- his father was a college football coach. he says he can still hear his father's voice. >> he'd be a little mad at me for some of the sideline stuff, but he'd appreciate the job we've done this year. >> it's about us. it's about our family. >> reporter: georgia head coach kirby smart and his locker room pep talks. >> they don't do it like we do it everywhere. and when you do it like we do it, with good players, you're hard to beat. >> ultimately we're trying to do the same thing each year, but you better find a creative way to say it because otherwise it falls on deaf ears. >> reporter: georgia quarterback stetson bennett helped them win the national championship last year, the first in 40 years. >> i remember a week after the national championship "all right, life's still the same." you know? so i guess seeing that just allowed me to realize why i'm actually doing this. >> reporter: stetson

andriy kasyanov in a rather complementary article in relation to georgia in general on the europeanoned this so-called usually ukraine here in georgia is indicated by a wider nomenclature and in relation to the complex of ears we have not recently applied, and in the first weeks, i think the most difficult let's say the most difficult battles in that period , in that period, look here, it is necessary to explain the position of tbilisi in that period, tbilisi was not unique at the level of the highest military and political leadership in the sense that there was an eye convinced that kyiv it will fall there in a week, in 10 days, and so on, that is, here at that time, to buy claims for such an attitude towards them is naive, half of the world did not believe in us, but already now it is surprising that i even said such a half-moving dining room, the logic of the official tbilisi, you do not believe in the fact that russia can lose in principle about further during the last ten years at least , georgia has not been engaged in politics at all, countering the aggressors, so called agai

bro, it's georgia. we can speak english. right? it's so disrespectful. >> of course, i appreciate that i'm a guest here, and that my country is also guilty because of its actions against georgia. i understand that this could be a trigger for some georgians and that they might be suspicious of me because of that. >> butp to now everyone's been friendly. >> my name's alexey and i'm 32-years-old. i'm from cheboksary in the chuvash republic. >> alexey was a professional soldier until 2016. an experienced gunner, he was needed on the frontline. >> i was surprised that the conscription order wasn't sent immediately. it arrived after i'd gone. my sister sent me a photo on telegram. they were too late you won't get me. >> he's been in georgia for a few weeks now, trying to make the best of things. after his years in the military, alexey wanted nothing more to do with the russian army. he preferred the life of a migrant worker. he simply doesn't understand compatriots who don't resist the mobilization. >> they can't imagine what awaits them in war. everything the

a case in georgia reaching a crucial stage this week. we also keeping an eye on a dangerous weather in california. new russian tax in ukraine that hit several cities today. new details released for the funeral of lisa marie presley. all of that is coming up. we're going to start with that news today. the white house says they have found more classified materials at president biden's wilmington home. let's bring in nbc's ali roth as well as msnbc analyst. ali, what are we learning in this new statement from the white house? >> lindsey, a major development in the story. with this new statement, in just the last two hours or so from the white house special counsel, richard somber about the third discovery of those tranches of classified documents found, not only at the penn biden center in washington, d.c., but also here in wilmington at president biden's home. in a new statement, what how special counsel richard says the president's personal lawyer stop searching his wilmington home after finding a single document in that adjacent room tha

i in georgia one in 12people in georgia is a diabetic . one in 12. and in our country one in four dollars spent on our healthcare system is on people with diabetes. so part of the power i think of this focus on insulin which by the way is a 100 year old drug is price gouging. >> host: absolutely. >> guest: if you think about one in four dollars in our healthcare system being spent on a person with diabetes and the cascading impact of diabetes when it's not managed for the things that can happen. dialysis, kidney failure. needing to go on dialysis. amputations. a doctor shared with me the number one cause of blindness is diabetes. so it makes sense for the people where trying to help but it makes ersense for our overall health ecosystem. >> one reason i wanted to get there before dealing with your ministry. i came along thinking i was going to follow my father into ministry and we talked about it a lot.i was going to go to south carolina state and i was going down to the seminary. on state campus, dennis high school on the campus. i had all these thin

and in georgia, it seems like it is almost the reverse. >> leading off our discussion tonight is georgia state representative tanya miller. she is a former fulton county district attorney and a former federal prosecutor. also with us, andrew weissman former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he is a professor of practice at nyu law school and an msnbc legal analyst. and tanya miller, let me begin with you. i want to big get to the details of georgia law about grand juries, where i learned a lot today that surprised me. but what is your reading of what happened in that courtroom today? >> well, i think what we saw is what we often see with prosecutors who want to control the narrative of their investigation. madam district attorney fani willis is obviously concerned about the details in this report, this lengthy report, we can assume. the special purpose grand jury meant for more than seven months and heard 75 witnesses. we heard madam daca today in court. that will give everyone a sneak preview into all of the evidence in th

the owners of the plantation in georgia wanted to avoid such conditions in their own business. that's why they thought up their own special business model. home in awesome plantation owner ketone patel distributed 4000 of the new climate friendly wood ovens and the families of the t pickers are trying them out. will they become well established like the ingenious plantation owner hopes that she did? he of gold con him back on his sister, you like cooking with this stove. roger obviously went, forgot the owner. nana, this stuff is better than the old one. it takes less wood to cook and cooks foster . we need 4 kilos of wood for this one. and we used to ne, 10 acne jack in the lobby and that lowers c o 2 emissions. and even for the chart would left over the plantation owner has an idea the families can sell it to the plantation. and then the charcoal can be used to dry out the tea leaves, instead of the climate damaging black coal with $25.00 kilos times $400.00. that makes 100 rupees. if you had forever come by, this new stove helps us send some money by selling the left over co

georgia draws first blood! >> folks, this was ugly. that was georgia quarterback stetson bennett.1 yards untouched in the end zone for the first of his two rushing touchdowns and six tds overall. it became apparent very early the tcu horn frogs were simply no match for the bulldogs. after tcu but the lead to three in the first quarter, georgia got 24 straight points before the break and continued to pile on in the second half. our final score, ladies and gentlemen, 65-7. that blowout marks the end of a perfect season for georgia and a second consecutive national championship. the bulldogs the first team to win back to back titles since alabama did it a decade ago. and the first to accomplish the feat in the college football play-off era. no fbs team ever scored more points in a national championship game. tcu had a wonderful season, great story, thrilling win against michigan. they were simply outclassed yesterday. congratulations to georgia. >>> meanwhile, great news here. bills safety damar hamlin is back in buffalo this morning to continue his recovery in hospital there. he is

but ukraine and georgia have suffered russian aggression. georgia was invaded by russia in 2008. ya could show us the word o gray lamp would be deal. i really hope that she crane will win before the end of this year of i don't good door ear a stumble, craner. so we can blossom again and leaf like really deserve stock or not at the was the thought of it. oh, me. a wish shared by millions around the world. lou president joe biden is heading for the us border with mexico. as his administration tackles a growing migration crisis. biden has already announced stricter rules. cubans, haitians and nicaraguans, who crossed the frontier from mexico illegally will be expelled straight away. my grins crossed the rio grande river that separates mexico from the united states . all these people in search of a new start and a new life. some prepared to do what ever it takes to live the american dream. loyalty i went on the fly injured tones and hunger eat and ended up taking me legal route through the narrow paths while afterwards, most of them don't want t

bro, it's georgia. we can speak english. right? it's so disrespectful.that this could be a trigger for some georgians and that they might be suspicious of me because of that. >> b up to now everyone's been friendly. >> my name's alexey and i'm 32-years-old. i'm from cheboksary in the chuvash republic. >> alexey was a professional soldier until 2016. an experienced gunner, he was needed on the frontline. >> i was surprised that the conscription order wasn't sent immediately. it arrived after i'd gone. my sister sent me a photo on telegram. they were too late you won't get me. >> he's been in georgia for a few weeks now, trying to make the best of things. after his years in the military, alexey wanted nothing more to do with the russian army. he preferred the life of a migrant worker. he simply doesn't understand compatriots who don't resist the mobilization. >> they can't imagine what awaits them in war. everything there is just chaos. rusting weapons, drinking, brawling. just seeing it brings tears to your eyes. if they'd sent me to the front, there'd on

thank you for what you have done for your support even in georgia.nko, a participant in the action for the day of the cathedral of ukraine in georgia, more weapons and equipment, the main call that was heard at all international meetings in which representatives of ukraine participated. of german tanks, why are the leopards not going to ukraine yet, what kind of equipment will the armed forces of ukraine receive in the near future, artyom drakkin explained. we must make sure that president putin will not be able to win this war the aggressor must be stopped, the aggressor must be repelled, the children of zelensky, all he needs is unity in support of ukraine. this is how the journalists of the washington post characterized the results of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, as the publication writes at the forum, where previously the interests of russian oligarchs were often voiced, now there is no russian pavilion at all to the ukrainian turn often at the forum there is a gap between what world leaders say publicly and what business elite

also runs through georgia. absolutely it connects blue and red communities chocolate cities and vanilla suburbs. it transcends race class all of the things that we think divide us. and if we can get that highway built out all kinds of folks can get on the highway to get to where they need to go. absolutely when you think about that the interstate i-95. yeah. man to miami yeah. how many stated here ross yeah bringing all these communities together and you start talking about i-95 carter is defined by what state you're in and so it's kind of interesting. yeah, talk about yeah and in a larger sense, there's that my point is that there's a highway that runs through our humanity. well, it's larger than race that's larger than it's ready in our motto. you mentioned it early. yeah other men and one many one. how do you do that? yeah. that's how you do it. yeah getting people together. it's an infrastructure that we don't usually think about but it's really there. i want you to share with us a little bit this book the

d w met one family now living in georgia's capital to be lazy. oh me. no, it's the 1st christmas in exile for anna oxen each ankle brush shock, fanny mae, tim, when the war began, she fled from key, of course. yeah, la quinta is for. okay. anna has found a new home, almost 2000 kilometers away in georgia, together with her sons, ye, gore. and sa har. they are safe now. but the trauma of their flight remains. what the apocalypse is that i should you mean it was like an apocalypse, unless it was dark outside and everyone was leaving? can i please i anything and i was traveling with my kids and he didn't know what to do, but they online, should i give them name tags and phone number in case i die and you know, they don't get lost. yeah, i mean little, i only as funny sydney, pretty alice anna, and her family fled to poland and then turkey, before they finally ended up in tbilisi. here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians, just like the georgians helped her ok answering is marana. despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians, if we're still

show yesterday, i picked georgia -- i picked georgia, didn't think ohio state had what it took. i would love to see tcu win their first -- in their first national title game. i'm going to go with georgia just because it's the safer pick. it feels like he's going to do a lot of great adjustments heading into that game. we're going to have to wait and see. i can't wait. >> both have a strong will to win. it will be a great game. we'll be watching. morgan, thank you so much. and the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> a 19-year-old male approached an officer and attempted to strike him. the male then struck two additional officers in the head with a machete. this is another reminder of what our officers face. >> brian kohberger remains right here at the correctional facility. >> these murders have shaken our community. >> if he is not guilty of a crime, then i frankly fear for the future of this country. >> touch down! >> this was the best semifinal day we've ever seen in the college football playoff era. georgia bull dogs edging out ohio state here in atlanta. >>> i'

oh, the 25000 ukrainians now live in georgia. the 2 countries are not only united by their common christian orthodox faith and their soviet passed, but ukraine and georgia have suffered russian aggression. georgia was invaded by russia in 2008. yeah. could you? oh, the oh, grey lamp, a big deal. i really hope that ukraine will win before the end of this year of i don't go door, an ear stumble. grandma, so we can blossom again and leaf like we deserve stock or not. it was us lose of it . ah, a wish shared by millions around the world ah. to sports now and former tennis world. number one, i owe me osaka has pulled out of the australian open. a soccer was on the entry list, but did not play any warm up matches. before time, major champion earlier took a break to prioritize her mental health. admitting she battled depression since returning her performance has been lackluster in his williams has been ruled out by injury. and before we go on quick reminder of our top story, iran has carried out war executions in connection with nation