european union, georgia, ala marshall nike, matthew, you'll see here we're just new york with georgia regional cooper. this is the one we took we made on the other show up as well. senior column tissue i left no bottom jojo store. we will, it will get the quinn with the us that she can, will, you will be your school. but if you can go to a priesthood, let them know who i am with some of my w. i name any bullets initially. i knew 1000000 a put it will suit on it. so be damn wrong jack. so, oh, oh, oh, it is still a with junction for the if there's a song coming from eastern onions come bonus really at this are wearing along by surprise for us, cuz i don't some of the push also went on which as soon as it was, you know in the as well. so just when you're both, when you try to stop him to come into listen john milton. from mom, i mean the show us your some with she will, your reading from last night to their companion was the most effective to join the production. i know mostly can agreement partition. can you tell me, jacob, who used to show movies or that there were some of which just give us t

i would like to ask you, _ do you consider georgia, moldova, ukraine as one region l with the common ll, moldova, unlike, for example, georgia or ukraine, has a neutrality enshrined in its constitution and we were really hoping that this would be enough, but what happened in ukraine, what happened on the 24th of february, what we feel is quite a rapid change of the sentiment in the society. until now, moldova has never really expressed willingness or its wish to join nato's or any other military alliance. we feel in the society more support for for nato. does does russia see georgia, moldova and ukraine as a kind of one region and it treats them the same when it comes to wanting to join nato, whether they do or not? i don't think nato is the most important thing here. the most important thing for the kremlin here is not to let them decide what they want, not to let moldova decide whether moldova wants to join nato or does not want to join nato, doesn't let georgia decide whether georgia wants to be part of the european union or to be the part of nato. the most important thing is that

basically , the queue consists of tourists who go on vacation to georgia from different regions.any with children are the least fortunate of those who are at the very end of the line. people complain about the lack of basic amenities. however, there are also experienced travelers who know, and the traffic jams that form here every year in the summer, therefore, they are afraid of water in advance and try to help their neighbors. we knew what was happening here and stocked up. give water to everything you need. we hope this will all accelerate and this will all be resolved quickly, and we will go faster. here, for about a day , traffic police officers have been keeping order on the spot in different areas, there are ambulances. in local conflicts, in one of the villages of mari el , the names of 16 heroes were carved on a marble slab, among which were the participants in the operation. in ukraine , soldiers were awarded the order of courage by death handed them to their mothers mikhail vinokurov will tell you more. it is symbolic that a new memorial was erected next to the monumen

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the black belt region of alabama stretches across the lower central portion of alabama from the eastern border of mississippi to the western border of southern georgia. the region is recognized by many as the center of the civil rights movement of the 1950's and 1960's. several pivotal events in the civil rights movement took place in the region, including the montgomery bus boycott and the march from selma to montgomery. which helped lead to the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965. the black belt region is a special area of our country that deserves national recognition. i urge adoption of this bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. houghman: mr. speaker, i reserve and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman fromle new mexico is recognized. ms. herrell: thank you, mr. speaker. i urge adoption of this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from california is recognized mr. huffman: i, too, urge my colleagues to vo

those living in the south and east of ukraine has had a serious impact on the mood in these regions in georgia and has, on all blasts, people are lining up to receive russian passports. despite the fact that ukrainian or 30 years are trying to do everything they can to intimidate as citizens and carrying out terrorist attacks against those working for the city administration and initiating criminal proceedings for people. moving over to russian citizenship, people are choosing the country that they trust, that choosing a normal future for themselves and their children. ukraine is losing, losing these people before it's i, as just as in the past, hitler last, the residents have done boss against him. the key regime in 2014 began of an elation the cube regime is trying to get vengeance even on its own service personnel who have acknowledged the pointlessness of carrying out these criminal orders and giving themselves up to have a chance of a peaceful life this morning. from homer's, someone, eleanor skinned on bus were shown from these weapons received from the united states as a result of which

georgia stood opposite russia in regional conflict and condemned the invasion of ukraine. but the nato member also has its share of friction with the west. officially, the leaders are in tehran to discuss syria, but ukraine is expected to also a heavily feature in the talks. an ali why is, is the iran project director at the international crisis group? he joins us now from washington alley, welcome. let's start by talking about iran and russia to nations under severe western sanctions to nations, essentially out looking for friends. how much closer does this shared circumstance bring them? well, it has turned the relationship between the 2 countries, which was at best over the past few years, a tactical partnership into a strategic relationship. and the reason, as you rightly pointed out, is that they don't have a lot of friends. they don't have a lot of alternatives. and so it's an alliance of necessity that has brought to 2 countries closer together. especially at this point in time that russia needs iran's experience and circumventing western sanctions. and iran season

ah, ukrainian military has attacked a key nuclear power plant in the countries southern region of zapata, georgia. that's according to local officials in the area which is now controlled by russian forces. but to get more details on that, we're gonna go live now to our correspondent, rama coarser of hi there, romana you're in done yet, right now. so what else are the authorities saying about this attack on the 0 sca nuclear power plant? so this is certainly a very, very worrying use because her us up our osha nuclear power plant is the largest facility office kinds in europe. so if there was an attack on it, if there was serious damage, we could be talking about the 2nd sure, noble fortunately. in this case sir, there is absolutely no talk about that at all. are there were 3 kamikaze drawings from ukraine that attacked this nuclear power plant? so however, i'm none of them reached a nuclear power reactors at this a nuclear power plant or a facility and everything is safe. so we're not talking about a mass, kale disaster or at all now on the ground or rush and personnel, according to them, they sa

, the ukrainian military has attacked a key nuclear power plant in the country, southern region of zapata, georgia. that's according to local officials who say, 11 people were injured and a fire at the site which has since been extinguished. ortiz raman culture has the details. certainly a very, very worrying use because us up our osha nuclear plants is the largest facility office kinds in europe. so if there was an attack on it, if there was serious damage, we could be talking about the 2nd sure, noble. fortunately, in this case, there is absolutely, and i'll talk about that at all. are there were 3 kamikaze drawings from ukraine that attacked this nuclear power plant. however, none of them reached a nuclear power, a reactors at this, a nuclear power plant, a facility and everything is safe. so we're not talking about a mass scale disaster, according to local authorities. once again, the load that there were carrying amounted to at least a few kilograms equivalent to a c and c. a. now, a just recently, once again, according to a local authorities, the united states has supplied ukraine. the width

georgia has experienced war itself with russia in recent memory. following that invasion in august 2008. the russian military did not fully withdraw and the regions of south ho, sacha and kazi, are still occupied. there's wide spread fear that moscow could occupy the whole of georgia under one would have been since moving to georgia. e gore has led the caucus as division of the free russia foundation and independent organisation funded by donations. the group promotes democratic development in russia and supports opposition to putin. these flowers are in remembrance to exxon about lena. the independent russian journalist was killed during shelling by russian forces while reporting from cave in his room with hooton's regime is not only killing ukrainians. they're also killing russians in ukraine, that thou, as many of them are in cave and other ukrainian cities. but that's for market they're trying to help a better because they now see the country as their home. that them, if i am gorman, the war has also made life more dangerous. for many russians in russia, around 40000 of them fled to georgia in the 1st weeks of the war. their 1st port of call

patriots administering hong kong shankar. herby assuming she mean georgia or the democratic system of the hong kong special administrative region is in accordance with the principle of one country to systems and the constitutional status of hong kong, which is conducive to safeguarding the democratic rights of hong kong residents. democratic rights on beijing stubs, which meant hong kong new chief executive john lee was elected by closed committee of hand big electors nor direct vote for hong kong residence. and today she didn't bring precisely or least inauguration a former policeman. he was a sold candidate for the tough job and secured 99 percent of the election committee's vote. a land slide when which convinced change in thing to remark needs rule would deliver. got a new chapter for hong kong. and it is quite literally new books with new chapters are safe to be introduced in the fall this year to hong kong schools. the lesson, hong kong was never a british colony because britain assumed control illegally. it's historical revisionism like this, as prompted a group of hong kong journalists into action there once worked in s

don't ask and logan for people's republics, but also the her song and zappa rosier regions and some other territories. georgia and the process is not finished yet. it is moving forward consistently and vigorously, while the west is demonstrating its powerless anger and the desire to make things worse by pumping ukraine with longer range weapons like high mars, we will have to continue moving our geographic objectives further from the existing line. let us, we cannot allow the weapon that pose a direct threat to our territory to be deployed to cranium regions that will be controlled by zelinski or someone who comes after him. yes, this is their chance that we will leave without finishing the job. yeah, yeah, i knew i don't see any reason why we should dallas what the president said on february 24th and confirmed again a few days ago. we are pursuing the same objectives and we will reach them by see by sure, thank you again. miss oliver of my followers asked me to wish you health patience, courage so you can continue to do what you're doing with it. thank you very much. ah, i look forward to talking to you all

the don't ask and guns people's republics, but also the harrison and zappa rosier regions and some other territories. georgia and the process is not finished yet. it is moving forward consistently and vigorously, while the west is demonstrating its powerless anger and the desire to make things worse by pumping ukraine with longer range weapons like high mars, we will have to continue moving our geographic objectives further from the existing line. let us, we cannot allow the weapon that pose a direct wrench to our territory, to be deployed to cranium regions that will be controlled by zelinski, or someone who comes after him. yes, this is their chance that we will leave without finishing the job. you need, i don't see any reason why we shouldn't dallas what the president said on february 24th and confirmed again a few days ago with us. we are pursuing the same objectives and we will reach them by the way. sure to thank you again mr. lap. route my followers asked me to wish you health patients card so you can continue to do what you're doing with it. thank you very much. ah, a with a ah, europe thinks deeper

i am an assistant professor in the city of school and regional planning at georgia tech. i have researched links to gentrification. we have learned a lot about the impact of institutional investors on households. these firms have high infection rates and profit from gentrification. during the pandemic, institutional investors dominated housing markets across the country and outbid homeowners trying to buy single-family homes. the eviction practices of the institutional investors are concerning. we saw they had an eviction filing rate of 20% in atlanta. that is two eviction filings for every two -- 10 homes they own. this rate was due to the landlords not to other factors. even with controls for tenants, printed from an institutional investor was the biggest predictor of an eviction. they use evictions to boost profits. firms leverage the threat of an eviction to increase rent collection or to evict tenants in order to replace them with higher income tenants. these profits, a heavy cost. high eviction rates are devastating for tenants, neighborhoods and schools. in additio

once federal troops have left the region and they have left georgia, they began, memorial associations they began organizing this ladies memorial association, to place a monument on a main thoroughfare in augustine, georgia. so this is 1877, and i think 1878 or 1879, when the unveiling takes place. so when is interesting about this is a kind of course this marcella vittorio of the confederacy. they moved just beyond debridement and now they're going to be focused in on celebration of the confederacy. it made this difference of what you see that is some of the rituals of monument unveiling they are evident right away. one of which, there would be all kinds of ceremonies just on the cornerstone of the monument even before the fundraising had been completed. and then a couple of years later, the monument itself would be unveiled. then all of this ritualization around having prayed this military style parades. everybody encouraged them to decorate their homes with confederate rattlesnakes as well as the united states flags. in her speech is being given in children are involved is one of th

i am an assistant professor and regional planning at georgia tech. since 2015, i've researched institutional practices linked to gentrification and growing market shares. in the 15 years since the foreclosure crisis, we have learned a lot about the impact of institutional investors on households and neighborhoods. far from being the landlords the firms had exceptionally high eviction rates and gentrification. more recently during the pandemic institutional investors dominated housing markets in the metropolitan areas across the country and outdated homeowners trying to buy single-family homes. the practices have been concerning. in a study in 2015 my co-authors and i found institutional investors had a filing rate of 20% in atlanta. that is two filings for every ten homes that they owned. we confirmed this rate was due to the landlords, not to other factors by using statistical modeling. even with controls for the property characteristics, renting from an institutional institutionalinvestor was the bt predictor. institutional landlords use eviction t

once federal troops have left the region and they had left georgia, they began -- ladies memorial associations began organizing an effort to place a monument on a main thoroughfare within -- in augusta georgia. so this was 1877. it was 1878, 1879 when the unveiling takes place. what's interesting about this is that it becomes more ceremonial. it becomes more celebratory of the confederacy. they've moved beyond b reeve mint and now they are going to be focused in on the celebration of the confederacy. that's what makes the augusta monument a little different. and what do you see in that is some of the rituals of monument unveiling that are evident right away. one of which is there would be all kinds of ceremony just for laying the cornerstone of the monument. even before the fundraising had been completed. and then a couple of years later, the monument itself would be unveiled. and then there is all this ritual i say shun around having parades, military style parades, everybody is encouraged to decorate their homes with confederate battle flags, as well as the united states flag. and there are

this will be reflected in the black sea region, because the naval forces of romania are also waiting for a significant re-equipment . partners of ukraine in georgia, but it is like japan, you know, when the self-defense forces eventually turn into one of the more powerful navies region, we will be able to make the black sea a zone of security and cooperation. i think so. well, in conclusion. and what kind of ship? well, it can and could and can become the flagship of the ukrainian fleet. well, you know, when moscow was sunk, everyone says that the flagship was sunk very cool. flagship it was very important there there are 200 steps ago, when the ships visually oriented themselves with each other, how does the flagship work, and now it’s a slightly different time and the concept of a flagship as such has lost its meaning, a floating control point is needed

georgia in that package. and i'm not about to stop fighting for those priorities. i'm going to keep fighting to get investments and policies like fighting for regional tech hubs, for stem education, and education -- an education program that invests in all of our children and all of our young people. and workforce development passed into law. but let me be clear. passing a bill that will strengthen domestic production of one of our country's most vital resources, semiconductors or chips, is a crucial opportunity to invest in the economy, invest in our security, and our future. and we cannot wait another minute. i want to shine a spotlight on this because i've heard from georgians about the importance of this legislation and specifically investing in making more chips here in the united states. we know that chips are essential components in the products that support thousands of good-paying jobs in georgia, not to mention things like cars, cell phones, computers, vacuum cleaners, a. tnches m.'s. chips -- a.t.m.'s. chips are all around us, a host of products we rely on every single day. and we know that our chips supply chains are under significant strain both from

region of eight. it reaches and that's one of the part of the country she represented and route it herself and it's a part of the country she's from included alabama florida georgia kentucky north carolina mississippi south carolina and tennessee. and that's where transfer of climate justice and equity solutions are emerging and she's been a part of leading that. that epa region also represented and collaborated with inbuilt power with six federally recognized tribes. so now i see a little bit about the space and why i was asking reduce heather's because i work in a space i represent- parents work with climate parents helps- echo founded that is part of this year could now and there's a whole space of parent family groups you probably heard of there's- there. mothers out. to local group here called mom's. fears parents groups there's a there's a climate dads group now it is. important obviously it kind of hurts as always work with data grandparents. this for quick things about us i want to say is a movement. one is. universally motivated across racial and class lines geography zip codes one political party set times. we want to make that more to protect our kids

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region of eight. it reaches and that's one of the part of the country she represented and route it herself and it's a part of the country she's from included alabama florida georgia kentucky north carolina mississippi south carolina and tennessee. and that's where transfer of climate justice and equity solutions are emerging and she's been a part of leading that. that epa region also represented and collaborated with inbuilt power with six federally recognized tribes. so now i see a little bit about the space and why i was asking reduce heather's because i work in a space i represent- parents work with climate parents helps- echo founded that is part of this year could now and there's a whole space of parent family groups you probably heard of there's- there. mothers out. to local group here called mom's. fears parents groups there's a there's a climate dads group now it is. important obviously it kind of hurts as always work with data grandparents. this for quick things about us i want to say is a movement. one is. universally motivated across racial and class lines geography zip codes one political party set times. we want to make that more to protect our kids

georgia, and it's human vice records. so i think back home at osi in the region, people will be looking very closely how this visit was going. there are correspond, i'm a thank you very much to your analysis. she lank as prime minister on is what for him. a singer has been sworn in as acting president. it comes after formerly to go to buy a roger puncture officially resigned off to flee the country. for months, sri lankan se have been demanding the removal of roger puncher who they blame for the country. severe economic crisis. huh. on the streets, asked re lanka. people celebrate after hearing the country's president has resigned . they say this is a triumph for democracy. daughter is a huge ricky mist rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to say like, it's this, i mean, at this moment i feel is that a good lesson for all caught up at 4 digits, inter lanka, yasser, extremely happy for us because we love to be god all about it. and we always the most marvel browser in the gandhi, i'll be sure to be both policy ex extremely heavy. but it was president, got a buyer, roger pox fletcher lanka to the mall devi, ending

as they say inter-regional regional inter-regional nationally there is a pro-national court of georgiathese pathogens that are collected and analyzed, and the most dangerous ones in general are sent to the states in dossiers that form a commission that have evidence of dangerous pathogens in laboratories. not only studied, but also launched in a move against people in the lugansk people's republic f. children affected schoolchildren, planted money infected with the virus. on their surface is an asian stamp of tuberculosis. this is the most aggressive type of tuberculosis, which has a high relevance, which has a high resistance to antibiotics and which has a maximum lethality again. councils speak about the main thing. how to protect not only russia but the whole world the big part of the meeting behind closed doors is a challenge. it's a lot more scary because it's all-encompassing not noticed. i must tell you that realizing that we started to form a pool a long time ago, as if the research field is aimed at studying living life, the commission includes representatives of relevant parl

the, the tail end of the russia, georgia war when it comes to helping break away regions. stage referenda is a precursor for declaring independence to imagine russia to employ something similar in the territories that it's gained in ukraine. so i think it's actually shifted from, you know, helping these quote unquote areas gain independence, you actually annex in them as part of the russian federation. i think that your geographically what their goals are, is to control all don't boss. and then to maintain that, that what we like to call the lam brittany south. i'm curious on all the way over and that's why they read a point where sir is to maintain that. and then once they declared that these are cornered russia, then you'll hear the rhetoric around where you can attack russian territory or this is going to escalate into something more. so i think that there they are long term with their mid to long term goal. all right, jeffrey edmonds. great to have you on the show, jeffrey edmonds seen alice from c and a ok rushes media regulator has filed a lawsuit to revoke the registration of indep

georgia. i've been across the state, i've been to every region of the state, without exception, the people i amy don't know that they can get it. they've also been convinced that we can't afford it, that's simply not true. >> you know, isn't it ironic, well, let's say, not ironic, hypocritical, the very people that call themselves pro life for the very people who want to cut medicaid, the very people who support the proliferation of weapons of war, and for 18 year olds with mental health problems to be able to walk in and buy them on their 18th birthday, they're the same people that, of course, support the death penalty, and the same people who seem unconcerned about any sort of health care reform that would stop the united states of america from having the worst infant mortality rates for mothers. i get in, in the western world. >> georgia is ground zero for almost every proof point that you've offered. under this governor, in order to win his primary, he weakens gun laws in georgia, that was after the massacre in march of 2021 that took the lives of eight people in the state of georgia, inclu

friend, our late senator from georgia, my predecessor, senator johnny isakson, as we work across the aisle just as he did to rename the department of veterans affairs atlanta regional office in his honor. i thank you, my brother and fellow senator from georgia, for leading this effort. without a doubt, senator isakson loved georgia, and he cared deeply for our country. he was a patriot, a public servant, and i'm proud to say that there are members of my staff who used to work for johnny isakson. and they will tell you that he never hesitated to show up. in my other job as a pastor, i talk often about the ministry of presence. sometimes it's not about what you say, because there are some situations, quite frankly, for which there are no adequate words. when someone has lost a loved one and you're standing there at graveside, or standing in a hospital at bedside with a patient, sometimes the issue is really showing up -- the ministry of presence. johnny isakson had it. he knew how to show up. and whether it was paying a visit to an ill patient or seeing a disabled veteran, he was there. senator isakson, the consummate public servant, dedicated his years of service to

georgia and kazakhstan must all be democratized. this is precisely the key to rejecting russian domination in the region. this is exactly the key that should be taken, so er, this is a good example for you. to be the gravedigger of the ussr and its remnants, this is well, unfortunately, anatolia fell, uh, in kazakhstan, a political scientist was in touch with us now, our colleague anzhelika sezonenko will introduce the new ones. well, we will be back in 15 minutes, we will talk about the factor negotiations, how putin is looking for interlocutors in the west . what does this mean for ukraine and what might russia's loss look like right after the news now, angelica , thank you for your word, colleagues. unfortunately, we also have unpleasant news, especially regarding the fact that the number of dead is still increasing in the time gap after all, the rescuers continue to dismantle the rubble, how many. at the moment, i will inform now. well, russia also continues to terrorize the civilian population of ukraine, in particular, and with rocket attacks, six rockets landed in mykolaiv this morning, and also o

on a par with moldova, eh, in the future, georgia and kazakhstan should all democratize precisely in this is the key to rejecting russian domination in the region

connected to the increasing levels of medical debt in that region. >> you see a direct link between medical indebtedness in states like georgia and its refusal to expand medicaid? >> absolutely. the last that i believe said georgia has the fourth or third highest uninsured rate in the country. i have worked with clients directly in georgia who are under insured are uninsured, facing medical debt and trying to figure out whether they need to file bankruptcy, trying to figure out how they can negotiate some sort of payment plan. it's definitely a crevice crisis level in states like georgia. >> medicaid expansion is something i am focused on. i will keep pushing for that. but also capping the cost of prescription drugs would be helpful. according to the kaiser family foundation, nearly one in ten adults, or roughly 23 million people, oh medical debt. as of 2020, american families collectively owed over 140 billion dollars in medical debt. in georgia, there is over 120 million million dollars -- in medical for folks. this is unacceptable. people should not have to choose between getting that prescription drugs they need and groce

require you look up instrument, georgia, when you receive the operation has already yielded visible results. much of the dynette can lugens people's republics pass southern region by the park of region and upper rogia have been liberated from the neo nazis. the ukrainian armies defend system, and don bass has been practically dismantled. the battle that don bass is in full swing and its outcome is being decided. essentially, this battle has been going on for the last 8 years since 2014, when a coup d'etat was staged under nazi flags and slogan o. december 2013 cave. in the city center, people protested against the ukrainian governments decision to suspend the signing of the association agreement with the european union, georgia. allah muscle. how do you do your super for just you raising the movement which started as a struggle for european integration would escalate into a long lasting confrontation and eventually split the country. you as deputy secretary of state, victoria newland went to keep under the guidance of western act as a euro. my dance movement became a revolution in the state department's cookie distribution soon gave way to iron bars, improvised