nick: ben hodges is the former commander of u.s. army europe. spoke to him from the summit's media center. and why is the word "permanent" so symbolically important? lt. gen hodges: well, that tells our allies that we're not leaving. and it also tells the russians that we're not leaving. nick: e new u.s. troops in romania highlight growing concern about inroads in southeastern europe. lt. gen hodges: the black sea region has been lacking attention for decades. all of the frozen conflicts are in the black sea region, from georgia, to transnistria. russia has established sort of a new iron curtain between nato and non-nato countries. romania is the center of gravity for us in the black sea region. it is the place from which we can project power and conduct operations best in the black sea region. sec. gen. stoltenberg: today, leaders have endorsed nato's new strategic concept. nick: nato today also adopted a new long-term strategy. the last strategy in 2010 said, we want to see a true strategic partnership between nato and russia. the new document

general hodges is riaht middle east as well. general hodges is ri . ht that middle east as well.d the alliance, this invasion of ukraine, ironically, it has brought the nato countries closer together but what it has also done is made europe all the more reliant on the united states and in recent years, particularly during the trump years they were trying to go the other way. i they were trying to go the other wa . . , ~' way. i mean, chris, ithink, indeed, this is a rule — way. i mean, chris, ithink, indeed, this is a rule that _ way. i mean, chris, ithink, indeed, this is a rule that has _ way. i mean, chris, ithink, indeed, this is a rule that has made - way. i mean, chris, ithink, indeed, this is a rule that has made nato, i this is a rule that has made nato, you know. — this is a rule that has made nato, you know. a — this is a rule that has made nato, you know, a couple of years ago, there _ you know, a couple of years ago, there was— you know, a couple of years ago, there was a — you know, a couple of years ago, there was a european leader who defined _ there was a european

general ben hodges, he is quoted by the publication focus, according to hodges, in the russian army.are advantages in artillery and volley fire systems, therefore, according to jesus, they are currently suffering heavy losses, however this is the last powerful offensive of the occupiers, their soldiers are destroyed, their logistics are disrupted. in my opinion, by the end of august, maybe even earlier, the russian armed forces will not be capable of anything except artillery shelling. i also believe that in july we will see the artillery and rocket launcher system in action provided by the west. the fiercest battles continue around severodonetsk in the luhansk region under constant chaotic enemy shelling of the cities of lysychansk and slovyansk, because the destruction here is so intense that it is impossible to count the number of destroyed houses people continue to flee from the front-line cities and not everyone can leave at once, evacuation is also dangerous, how do the locals cope with empty eggplants in the next story and under the sounds of explosions, the residents of lysyc

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daniel hodges joins me now.fficer daniel hodges, thank you for being a part of the program tonight. difficult for me, as a viewer and witness to watch this. it is very difficult for you to see this, still, even more than a year later. how did it feel to be in that courtroom last night -- i mean the chamber -- i keep calling it courtroom because i did witness in many respects a laying out a case against someone. what did it feel like for you to be in that room? >> i was glad to be there. it's always -- you know, watching footage from that day always makes my -- makes my blood pressure shoot up, makes my heart race. but i'm -- i am very glad that there is a preponderance of the evidence, so to speak. and i am glad that i was able to sit there and i am glad that the american people have been able to see it. >> what do you hope will be the outcome? i was just talking to a congresswoman who was part of the committee and obviously their role is legislative. what do you hope will be the results and outcomes of these he

daniel hodges joins me now. officer daniel hodges, thank you for being a part of the program tonight. it's difficult for me as a viewer and witness to watch this. it's very difficult, i'm sure, for you to see this still even more than a year later. how did it feel to be in that courtroom last night? i mean, the chamber -- i keep calling it a courtroom because i really did witness in many respects a laying out of a case against someone. what did it feel like for you to be in that room? >> i was glad to be there. i'm always -- it's -- watching footage from that day always makes my -- makes my blood pressure shoot up, makes my heart race. but i'm very glad that there's a preponderance of the evidence so to speak. >> what do you hope will be the result and outcomes of these hearings? >> i hope that at the end of these hearings there will be accountability in some form for those responsible for what happened that day. i hope that -- i hope that merrick garland is watching. i hope that the justice department can move

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obergefell versus hodges. >> he's supreme court decisions, they have lasting impacts. that impact can be positive like it was for marriage equality or it can be negative. this decision has the potential to wreak havoc in our nation. when one fundamental right is lost, that means all fundamental rights are at risk. >> i will speak to mr. obergefell in just a moment. some democrats are pressing the representatives to codify presidents like obergefell in the law. a move democrats failed to pursue with roe, so today, house nancy speaker, nancy pelosi, released a statement seemingly in response to those calls. she said, in part, in the wake of the supreme court's outrageous and heart wrenching decision of overturning roe versus wade, radical republicans have made clear that they are just setting their sights on other protections rooted in the constitutional right to privacy. house democrats are committed to standing against this ruthless assault on the rights of millions of lgbtq americans. but what that comment means and practice, well, that still remains to be seen. joini

it was devastating, and of course officer dunn and officer ga nell, officer fanone, officer hodges and aaron smith, officer jeffrey smith's widow was sitting there. i mean, we were all horrified to see the footage. it was really hard. >> yeah, we talked to harry dunn last week, and he was saying how one of his colleagues in law enforcement was having a panic attack, was feeling some ptsd after that hearing. the other thing i want to ask you about is there are a lot of people whoens witnessed this pressure campaign, what trump was up to, trump and his team were doing leading up to january 6th. i know you've had some criticism for people like jared and ivanka. >> yes. >> what do you think they should have done? you saw during the hearing there was that one clip of jared kushner saying, oh, well, some of these folks who were talking about quitting, they were just whining. you know, very dismissive that people would object to trying to overturn an election. i mean what are your thoughts on some of the people who essentially enabled trump to do this, plotted with him to do this in some case

>> for your response, i want to clarify, officer hodge there is speak. we're going hear from another separate officer tonight. just want to correct mist on the record. what does it mean for the nation the hear from these individuals? >> you're getting to a primary source and you're penetrating this body guard of lies that the trump circle has created around itself. that is working. you know, we've talked about these poll numbers. many fewer people think that donald trump had anything to do with this than thought that was the case a year ago. all i'm saying is, what has happened to our country? what's happened to our poor country? if we were together, let's say, the three of us 20 years ago, and someone told us there was a president of the united states defeated who was not willing to concede and willing to use military forces, willing to consort with domestic terrorist groups, was willing to have members of congress essentially plotting against their fellow members if the evidence suggests this, and was taking money from shadowy dark shadow groups fundin

reporter: while the covid relief funds are a boon, that money says pamela westbrooks-hodge, is , justa structural problem. >> i think we keep putting band-aids on the surface wounds that we see. but systems thinking says keep peeling back the layers to understand root cause. and so that's why addressing resourcing flows structurally, to make them more equitable, to send more dollars in where they're needed on a sustained basis is needed. reporter: for professor norwood, the question of equity is key. why doou think that this issue continues to linger? >> i think we talk that talk about equity and equality, but we don't really mean it. and if it's not good enough for your kid, it shouldn't be good enough for min reporter: for mr. oliverires, who's put four kids through st. lewis public schools, the future of education is personal. >> i had a child that came here that i had to resign from a job because of behavior problems. they were so bad, i was here three or four times a week. had i not, i don't know where this child would be right now. reporter: today, his son david has dreams of be

gabrielle: pamela westbrooks-hodge is a member of the missouri board of education. after spending years working in education and finance, she says the current funding model can have an impact on economic mobility. pamela: because my housing values are low, i don't have the educational outcomes that perhaps i should. i'm not as prepared. and so what are my career opportunities? am i likely to go to college? gabrielle: back at laclede, principal damaris white said her students are still working through barriers the pandemic made worse. damaris: it's like now we have to catch up to where they are. so, in order to do that, it takes funding. we cannot educate our ildren the way that they need to be educated without funding. gabrielle: missouri now has an unprecedented $2 billion in covid relief funds that will, for the most part, directly to schools. but after decades of underfunding, districts are now trying to figure out how best to use that money and how to fill in gaps that existed before the pandemic even started. schools are using the money to help with everything,

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hydrogen, hydrogen, hydrogen, to hydrogen, wanda's all hodge. it's long been touted as the ultimate clean energy source to solve all our problems. any byproduct of consuming that fuel is walter again and the energy that comes with it. this all sounds great, maybe in just a little too great. let's take a closer look and see what's behind the hype around hydrogen. today, almost all the hydrogen we produce is used to make other things like fertilizer or petroleum. but it's never made it big as a fuel. it's just always been easier and cheaper to directly burn fossil fuels instead. but that's changing. as the world slowly wakes up to the climate crisis, companies and entire countries are committing to not only reduce emissions, but to reach net 0 that 00 emission net 0. meredith annex is the lead hydrogen analyst at bloomberg. any f, a market research firm o ignacio, everyone has to do something. and that means that you need solutions for areas where electricity is going to struggle to provide the solution. and that's where we see the sweet spot for

hydrogen, hydrogen, hydrogen, to hydrogen's, wanda's all, hodge. it's long been touted as the ultimate clean energy source to solve all our problems. any byproduct of consuming that fuel is walter again and the energy that comes with it. this all sounds great, maybe in just a little too great. let's take a closer look and see what's behind the hype around hydrogen. today, almost all the hydrogen we produce is used to make other things like fertilizer or petroleum. but it's never made it big as a fuel. it's just always been easier and cheaper to directly burn fossil fuels instead. but that's changing. as the world slowly wakes up to the climate crisis, companies and entire countries are committing to not only reduce emissions, but to reach net 0 that 00 emission net 0. meredith annex is the lead hydrogen analyst at bloomberg. any if a market research firm. oh, it's 0, everyone has to do something. and that means that you need solutions for areas where electricity is going to struggle to provide the solution. and that's where we see the sweet spot fo

mr. hodges, richard o'brien, oh let's see. i want to see my relatives and ukraine to not, but i'll come back because i come from nikolai avenue and it's close to where the bathroom that's happening. so now i'm just going there for a short time. the driver say they're now carrying people in both directions. so can we drive every day from you canes, and to ukraine? our company, st. 6 to 7 buses and all of them a fool with 6 the people inside. finally, svetlana and vlad has boss arrives. sit lana's, eldest daughter janaya, bids them farewell. she will stay in berlin for a few more weeks and joined them in july. provided that is that the war doesn't force this family and others to flee ukraine again. 7 let's bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines, a french court is expected to deliver its verdict against the sole surviving accused perpetrator of the 2015 paris terrorist attack. $130.00 people died in the assault on a concert hall and bars in one of europe's worst islamist terrorist attacks. 19 other men are

impact and by impacting for women entrepreneurship in agriculture, we'll have that a positive impact. hodges at john cardoza's, minister of international development. thank you so much for speaking the d. w. thank you, brittany, and that's all we have time for coming up next. the people expelled from that indian ocean homeland fight to return from d w. w. i monique, it's mckinnon on behalf of the whole team. thanks fortune. with the green you feel worried about the planet to? i'm neil. host of the, on the green fence post as we, it's clear we means to trade. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plans with, ah, ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ah. mm. oh i don't think it will do my daddy got very sick and at midnight he called me and said he's not very well. sometimes we feed 1st dress all the blood pressure, the closer or buster. i would like to get it to be more about. why did you feel keep these? because for a long time ago, my dad half was learning good. but in a few weeks now, 2 years ago, it started now 140, i was annoyed, so let's say, and i cl

and hodge to cake. and whether boris johnson ate it or not at a party in damage rate. of course it's not just about like it's much bigger than cake. it's about values. and it's about whether the prime minister at he is to his own coven regulations, or whether he broke his own rules. and clearly he did because he's been fined by the police for doing so. jacob, re smoke and the lawyer that's within the conservative party within the cabinet. i think that this is something that is being exaggerated and that the effect that this is having on the populace at large things saturated. but poll after poll is showing that the conservative party is languishing behind labor consistently than forest johnson is significantly unpopular in this country right now. does that mean that he is going to lose the boats of confidence later tonight? no, of course it doesn't because it doesn't mean just because 54 m. p 's put in a letter of discontent to the 922 committee that a majority of orient pays are going to vote against the prime minister later this evening. $100.00 ac would be needed to

goes friday in to saturday, that slug of rain running into que shoe chicago and eastern areas of hodges. so that's going to throw some rain there. and at the same time we've got a friend moving across beijing. so some thunder downpours there on saturday. that's it for me. i'll see you next hour, bye. for now. i saw a line of the journey witnessed the ocean with witness differences. witness change. witness happiness. with sunlight. witness to witness loss. witness, charity, witness. you witness. clarity, witness, family, witness, friends, witness the beginning. witness the end. witness live with. ah, the me look about watching out there with me. so rob, reminder of all hope stories that had all the international nuclear watchdog says iran tons to disconnect. 27 surveillance cameras that it's nuclear sites. iran already switched off to cameras on wednesday in a statement on that it made the decision because of what it called the agencies unconstrained to approach the eastern ukrainian city, a civil internet because being the scientist, heavy shutting and st battle, much of the city is now

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have simply been punished for living under the same roof. iran con, auditor job southwestern, janine hodges ear, meaning that way continues to demand a rapid in to bend in den transparent investigation into the killing of its journalists in the occupied west bank. sharina blankly was shot in the hand by israeli forces. while she was an assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral is really forces torn the possession and sodding bidding morn is causing paul berries on the stopper casket that didn't serve thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east. truce them to take part in a funeral and burial embers of international meeting have condemned her killing and continued to call for an investigation. sharina barkley was with al jazeera, 25 years covering the story of these really occupation. she is known as the voice of past i. hundreds of refugees from central african republic could been living in cameroon, are returning home. it's a journey that is resumed after a 2 year pause because of the current of irish pandemic. even morgan reports this camp for displaced people in n

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castillo sicilian hodges ear. hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes as record floods . threatened southern china. heavy rains pushed water levels in the pearl river delta to its highest and nearly a century long dong province. a manufacturing and logistics hub is among the worst hit. muddy flood water has inundated shops and buildings in several areas. emergency crews and turkey are battling a wildfire in the southwest there, tackling the flames from the air, sea, and land as they spread surrounding areas. strong winds and high temperatures are making the job more difficult. there are fears of a repeat of last year's fires. the devastated thousands of hector's, of land along vgm coast. indigenous protesters in ecuador have taken over a cultural center and kito that had been sealed off by the security forces for a week after 11 days of a nation wide strike against government policies and the rising cost of living. the occupation has been celebrated as a victory by the protesters. the house of culture has traditionally given shelter to indigenous demonstrators wh

the largest ever annual rise in carbon dioxide emissions. saudi arabia has welcomed its 1st foreign hodge pilgrim since he started the pandemic group from indonesia. arrived to medina and will travel to the holy city of mecca. 1000000 pilgrims are expected to perform hutch that will take place in july of all sweat land in southern iraq. believe to be the biblical garden of eden, slowly disappearing the unesco heritage wetlands of suffering from government, neglect, and climate change, and as its vanishing. so the ancient traditions of people living there without a bon jovi reports now from iowa in southern iraq a 5000 year old mode of transport is slowly disappearing from iraq unesco heritage marshes. to be heard a members that 6 decades ago, there was water in a hot or marshes. i saw the airbus in. it's been 4 or 5 years on the water level is decreasing. gradually. it really affects us when there's water, the marshes come to life and we can fish. when i was young, the marshes were a magnificent place. not like these days. we were able to collect marsh reeds and fish. now we're left with

stacking sand bags and putting a barriers to try and save what's left. caught cielo priscilla young hodges era. and hundreds of thousands of people have been false from her home is records floods, threatened southern china, heavy rains, push water levels in the pole river, delta 2 is highest and nearly a century. gwen don, province and manufacturing a logistics hop is among the worst hit by the flood. water has inundated shops and buildings in several areas. meanwhile, large sections of italy's longest river have dried up. the river po is experiencing its worst drought in 70 years. water levels are so low, the wreckage of a boat that sunk during the 2nd world war has come to the surface. their affairs, northern italy could lose half of its agricultural produce because of drought. emergency crews and turkey are battling with a wildfire in the southwest. their tackling the flames from the air, from the sea and from land as it spreads to surrounding areas. strong winds and high temperatures of making the job difficult. the affairs of repeat of last year's fires devastated thousands of acres o

— in a separate writing, justice thomas explicitly called for the court to overrule obergefell v hodgesto marriage equality, as well as the right to contraception, griswold v connecticut. but even more frighteningly, even if the supreme court does not explicitly overall the right to contraception, state legislatures are already trying to classify certain forms of contraception, like ied devices or the morning after pill, as really just forms of abortion. so they are arguing that the supreme court's decision overruling roe and saying that states can prohibit abortion allows states to restrict certain forms of contraception, that states argue function as abortifacients. where do you go now? can you appeal this, can you challenge this? there's obviously, like yourself, there are obviously many, many people who are against this? the us supreme court is the final arbiter about what the united states constitution means. at least in the sense of there is no other court or body you can appeal to to overall this decision. now that being said, nothing in this decision stops congress, the federal

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according to hodges and many others including meadows and giuliani sought pardons from trump.loyal republican committed to trump and his mission, hutchison now says -- >> i remember feeling frustrated , disappointed, and it felt personal. i was really sad. as an american i was disgusted. it was unpatriotic, it was un- american. we were watching the capital building get defaced over a lie. >> the secret service is taking issue with the testimony, the story she told about the former president lashing out inside the presidential limo on january 6 for they say their agents are willing to testify to the committee under oath about what they experienced on the day. they say it's different than what hutchinson said. they also said those agents never told her that story. meanwhile, the committee standing by hutchinson as a witness said she's credible. the fact she was willing to testify under oath demonstrates that level of credibility. a source connected to the committee telling me on background of the committees always welcome to hear from anyone who has information that would help w

of those 24,000 iris audited, 1000 of those returns for an audit rain hodge rate of about 4%. that is in 2019, the most recent data that we had. >> even though the requirement is 8%? >> i'm sorry, couldn't hear the question. >> even though the requirement is 8% of those that should have been identified for audit, is that correct? >> right. as i discussed earlier, in my testimony, hodges of, you know, these higher income taxpayers tend to take longer to complete, so there may still be audits underway that are not yet reflected in those data. yeah. but you're talking 8% versus 4%. i doubt that it's that full amount. but let me go on to another question and close. americans with the highest incomes account for a disproportionately large share of underreported taxes while at the same time, their income communities, especially black and latino communities, are targeted more by the irs for auditing. when looking at the allegation allocation of resources, the irs currently uses utilizes, does it not make more sense to course closely scrutinize high income assaults? because, he, studi

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