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the told might be stubborn, inconsiderate, and loud, which can dr. herron's mat ah, and it can be especially hard to cope if their child throws a tantrum. sometimes you're just furious, defiant, enraged. what can we do when a meltdown is imminent? how can we keep our anger under control and what makes us and our children so angry when he fights with his siblings a mother always at the checkout, because there are so many things hanging that the parents can't or won't pay for it . and then the children get worked up and the parents detained. oh, so the only when they're hungry, anger is an emotion. we've all experienced it as adults, we've learned to suppress our emotions. but children often express themselves about a filter. what good scientific long anger is a sort of development. now let's take small children. let's take babies. he sometimes cry when they're frustrated. auto children in the autonomy phase, which used to be called the defiance phase of thought. we'll fight back if they're new ones and not mans. and yet, they scream, they staunch, they show their sadness, their frustration th

ah, the reminder of the top stories herron al jazeera russian forces continued that, pushed to encircle the ukrainian capital keep. a civilians are evacuated from nearby towns under assault. ukrainian president loading his lensky has again called on, well, need us for help, including pressuring russia to release the city of military and more than a 1000000 ukrainians have been internally displaced by the war with reports of dire conditions and besieged cities like mary of the united nations refugee agency, you and hcr says almost 2600000 people have fled ukraine as of friday, 1600000 of them are in poland, where the 2 biggest cities, warsaw in krakow, are running low on accommodation. on friday, the number of ukrainians arriving in poland. a dropped by 12 percent from the day before to around 76000 people. that's about the same as slovakia, where police reported a similar different numbers to 9581 people, many of whom were head west to the czech republic, while moreover, which is one of the poorest countries in europe, is asking for help more than 270300 people have crossed its border a

you know, it's thank the headlines, more news herron out 0 right off to get you the listening placed on counting the cost can energy reserves and china help rockhill blunt. the impact of massive western sanctions with grain exposure from ukraine disrupted, worries mouths about global food security and will e u energy sanctions put pressure on me and mos military? counting the cost on al jazeera ah hello, i'm richard gilbert in europe. the listening post where we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. you will have noticed in the despatches coming out of ukraine, that more and more media outlets now refer to the countries capital as key. if not key f, they are opting for the ukranian pronunciation over the russian one. it is a slight, but significant change in terminology, an indication of which way the winds are blowing in this information war. regardless of the advances that russian forces have been making on the ground in their president valid emitter, zalinski, ukrainians have an effect of messenger. he's a former comedian turned political actor who has been r

those are the headlines and use continues. herron al jazeera, after inside story, me and poland has received more refugees from ukraine than any other country. moscow has warned his government to stay out of the war. there is the risk of a spillover. and if so, what will be the fool out? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program i'm hasn't seek russia's invasion of ukraine has had a direct impact on neighboring countries, most of whom are members of nato. poland has become vital in the western effort to defend ukraine with some of the fighting getting close to its border. last week, russian forces targeted the western ukrainian city of the wave near the polish border. just as the u. s. president was visiting poland and according to ukraine's military, 3 weeks after the war began, a rushing run flew over poland before entering ukrainian space where it was shot down situation as force nato to decide on how to respond to incidents like this inside the borders of its members, states, us president joe biden visited ukrainian refugees, and nato troops in the polish capital war. so on

those are the headlines. news continues herron out there after lord's over the news. ready show you something he can go kitchen much more to hook up the account. so she didn't open with the rising nor with the cross. oh the u. k. london, 39 degrees, breaking the july record call. it says off the guns for love and i and i've got a new budget with the girl to go to the menu reba that they are not able to do me. i don't, as soon as the summer 29 team in europe illustrated the urgency, the climate crisis which claimed its 1st victim water, the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down. i mean, it is dark. it's dark located. oh, we're interested in from here into our water farmers probably destroyed while others might use that to climate change record breaking the way in today. 70 percent of the pure water that is used to human consumption. it has become the most coveted resource on the planet. all me try not doing anything that requires water to die and say, hey me, you won't be wearing any clothes you might be using. you might all the time you mig

abc7 anchor, c herron has their story. >> dorothy king was a force, owner of this barbecue, she was aswoman, activist, community leader and so much more. [laughter] >> she loved rosenblum. >> to these four sisters, she was mom. when you ask them what they are proudest of? >> my mother did not have no money when she got this space. my grandmother told her, why don't you not get this space? it is too big and too much money and they will not lend a black woman that much money. she took her to a space at hilltop mall in the food court and my mom started crying and said no, i want this space. she got this space. >> this space became everett and jones barbecue's main location, where dorothy king built upon the business started by her mother, and hosted state and political leaders and events, and people in the community who needed it most. dorothy died a year ago, but her presence is still felt in these walls. >> my friend painted a portrait of mom that we have hanging on the wall there. when i come out the office, she's looking at me. i'm like, did i do the right thing? [laughter] because y

water medicines, coming via truck and train every single day yesterday and paul and vice president herron's that harris announced additional $53000000.00 an additional humanitarian support to ukraine. that brings the total manager assistance, $207000000.00 in just 2 weeks. we've joined this effort by more with more than 30 other countries for providing hundreds of millions more. and last night. does a great credit. the congress passed the bipartisan spending bill and included additional $13600000000.00 in new assistance. see the great new people look forward to signing that immediately. now, so want to be clear though, we will make sure ukraine has weapons and defend against in the bay the russian force. we will, we will send money and food and aid to save the ukrainian people. and i will welcome ukrainian refugees. we should welcome them here with open arms if they need access, and we're going to provide more support ukraine. we're going to continue stand together with our allies in europe and send unmistakable message. will defend every single inch of nato territory of the full might of t

look at a trans herron gas pipeline that nisha nigeria are curious. that is going to be done. we're africa. gas has low security risk. but also you need to really drive investment, and a lot of it also is going to be done offshore with treat. you can even ra, would low security reasons when you look at doing protein energy that you can move your pin marcus. any best in you in order to get the benefits. thank you so much. and j, i ok for a 2nd to us from johannesburg. well, it's been nearly 5 years since i saw was defeated in iraq about women who were raped and tortured, are still struggling to rebuild their lives. and today on international women's day, we take a closer look at how a lack of laws to protect them. as pushing some women over the edge, just a warning. some of you may find osama. bon jovi is reported from cur. cook disturbing. behind the facade of routine kitchen work, i couldn't stories of wraith torture and abandonment. for years these women were abused by eisen fighters and now their lives are uncertain. oh la laura, what? the one they're. they're we're basing

vote against roy herron. >> to stop nancy pelosi, you have to replace gene taylor. >> politics is aboutfor ncy pelosi. >> it's also about fear. >> don't let chad causey and nancy pelosi play games with our money. >> and it's about galvanizing people and getting people excited about something. >> annie kuster-- isn't one nancy pelosi enough? >> ben chandler, pelosi's lap dog. >> so on the republican side, you have this real effort, this coordinated effort, to really make house speaker nancy pelosi a villain. >> job number one, fire nancy pelosi. that oughta be job number one. >> let's face it, nancy pelosi is one of the most unpopular political figures across the spectrum. >> democratic party will be destroyed-- destroyed-- if it embraces mrs. pelosi's vision. >> number one, she was a woman. >> i don't want pelosi making calls on plastic surgery. because you look at her, if she was pulled any tighter, she'd be an unopened braunschweiger tube. >> number two, she was a smart woman. >> all right, if she is, in her heart, a nice woman... >> she has a heart? no, i'm kidding, i'm kidding. >> n