joan wood s-ueakin to entire former soviet bloc.e _ entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a _ entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a short _ entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a short time - entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a short time ago. -- | speaking to me a short time ago. —— joe inward. the ukrainian deputy prime minister iryna vereshchuk said that if all goes well evacuation from mariupol will begin today. 100 000 civilians currently remain in the city. previous attempts to evacuate civilians have failed. let's get some analysis about the situation on the ground. i'm joined now by drjack watling, a land warfare expert at rusi, a british defence think tank. good to have you with us. do you think these humanitarian governors have any hope of potential to work this time and in the past they haven't? ., , , this time and in the past they haven't? . , , , ., haven't? that is entirely up to the russians who _ haven't? that is entirely up to the russians who have _ ha

joan, do we know where judge jackson is right now? >> i'm sure she is glued to a television. what happens for these things is, you know, she will be with her supporters watching. she knows what the end will be, and we also know that almost immediately, she will hear from many supporters, including chief justice john roberts. he has made a practice of making sure he can call his new associate justice, which she'll be once stephen breyer officially retires, as soon as the senate vote is over. just elena kagan said she saw her final senate vote back in 2010, he called her from australia, even though the time difference certainly was a bit shocking to his system. and i expect that soon-to-be justice jackson will hear also from the chief. as you know, alisyn and victor, she actually will not take her seat on the supreme court until she is officially been given the oath of office, and that won't come until justice breyer actually retires at the end of june, but this is the most important step because under the constitution, the president selects a candidate for the court, but it mu

joan illuzzi orbon new york prosecutor joins me now.ood morning to you, so one of the first thing mayor eric adams did was bring back the antigun unit that used to be called the anti-crime unit. "the new york post" got its hands on 12 court cases and found that 11 people who were arrested are now back out onto the streets, four web them without bail at all. what is going on here? >> you know, it is certainly ridiculous that people are just not afraid to carry guns. and you know, as much as there is a crisis come up when everybody acknowledges it is a dysfunctional place, it is foolhardy. certainly, it seems as though there has been technicality that one of these guns not loaded and therefore it was not eligible. but in this state, number one, every single firearm should be bail eligible irrespective of whether it is loaded or not. number two, we are the only state that doesn't consider dangerousness in our bail application. it is an antiquated system where we need to really secure the safety of the good people in those communities who h

yes, two of them, including my chief of staff, joan, have been on my team 36 years with another handful between 15 and 30 years. our district team has worked on so many different casework issues in the tens of thousands. throughout the covid nightmare we worked with our local bankers to save dozens of businesses with p.p.p. and we helped our frontline workers who are still so stressed today. even the best stories has a last chapter. this is it for me. i've done the zillions of airline miles back and forth. i've signed over a million letters, cast more votes while in the chamber here and accomplished what i set out to do with more unfinished work still yet to come. arthur brooks recently wrote about three traits most important in life -- honesty, compassion, and faith. i'd like to thank those same -- think those same yard sticks to me passed by my parents who is watching on c-span now. someone asked my wife, amy, what would be the next chapter? she said -- and they lived happily ever after. indeed, we will. and i thank amy, our two kids, three grandkids, for giving me so much to look for

manu raju, nia-malika henderson and joan biskupic are back with us.mind right now as we are watching history about to be made? >> it is a really joyous day. not just for myself but for every lawyer, every woman, every black woman. this is a confirmation hearing that actually is an affirmation. it's a validation. this should have really happened generations ago, as one senator also pointed out today, but it's happening now. and it's happened after we've seen the wihirlwind of a six-wek process. we've watched the unbelievable confirmation hearing process where she was confronted with a number of issues that have nothing to do with actually being a supreme court justice. she sat there poised and composed, akin to what we've seen at a woolworth's counter not too many generations ago while she was thrown the book at for a number of reasons and the dignity and grace is illusterative of what a judge should be. to sit there and reflect upon what the actual future precedential value will be. if that was any indication how she might rule on the bench, regardles

thank you so much, phil mattingly, laura coates and joan biskupic.lly appreciate all of you. >>> still ahead -- breaking news out of ukraine today. a deadly missile attack on a train station full of evacuees. the death toll mounting. stay with us. get up and go with best western rewards! the right place, the right value, right where you're wanting to be. ready to welcome you. let's go. stay safe. now get doub best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. we all have heroes in our lives. someone who cares about other people and gives of themselves. to help others, who can't always help themselves. those are true heroes. and for a kid like me, who's had 13 operations, and can now walk, you might think that i'd say my hero is my doctor, or nurse, or even my physical therapist, and they are. but there's someone else who's a hero to me, and 1.5 million other kids and counting. it's someone who gives of themselves so that others will get the help they need. who is

elliott williams, joan biskupic and nia-malika 00henderson with me. to speak much, but we should seize on every word. remember every word because witness she puts on the black robe and goes to the court, we'll hear even less, right? >> so true, john. remember, they don't have cameras in the courtroom. we won't see these kind of scenes. and as a group, they don't like to be out in public that much. judge jackson, around washington, actually has been much more of a figure. she would be in -- go to shakespearean events. often sit on courts and do panels. we might see more of her. but as a group, we will not see much of justice jackson. >> the vice president of the united states and judge ketanji brown jackson. ♪ >> "hail to the chief" playing on the south lawn of the white house. the president walking out with the vice president and judge ketanji brown jackson. the president will speak first. and then now u.s. court of a appeals judge ketanji brown jackson. justice breyer will continue on the supreme court for the rest of this term. usually ends in june

. >> mike and his wife, joan, we're close to getting their vaccines. they say joan, a cancer survivor was waiting on the go ahead from her doctor. our personal reason was for health reasons. the day before their wedding anniversary, doctors put mike on a machine to keep them alive. he was transferred to ohio state's wexner medical center for a double lung transplant bypass surgery. the amount of folks we have seen be that sick in and make it through the >> or unfortunately, the minority. so the people who get really sick like that, a lot of them don't even make its >> nearly months later, he's working out at orange theory. fitness completing the grueling dry 2000 meter row. 300 body weight reps in a 5 k as fast as you can. >> my body was. but my mind was like, i've got to do for >> now the couple is forging ahead as they have to every step of their health journey. ok, what's the next step where we have to do, ok, what do i need to do both here? because you stop the bleeding. >> mike and joan are both fully vaccinated now and can encourage people to rem

so need to need her to send my hip with my teeth locally through you unite your 3 year b, joan. did i hear? well at the same year i spoke with a credit or a haygood at it, thinking that i could get a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a down my garage right now or a baby. we are here for a year there manually. but they can get a, a. busy young, oh my god, i'm past my deal. hazards was us, me? yeah. she really is only on the product geologist. more journey. just get your much bravo. do you feel it's michael cheetham? you got done. you do actually just go and get your mission. you see was to duck the fuck when i went into the ocean, albany, all my money came already. yes. you got to read . you need me go. sheila gc, emotional partner with my hello. hello. hello. place it shayna ella. we believe your name so blue that or just go to the quick proposals with ah, a it will be long debating whether the warren ukraine could have been avoided. what is not really open debate, because how centers of power i've been shifting to the east. the rise of asia as it were, the war in ukraine has only accelerat

dani: i don't think you are going to get many people to sing joan jetta today but we will see. the u.s. has told non-essential console her -- consular staff have their families leave shanghai with the majority of the residence under strict covid lockdown. let's get the latest with our bloomberg reporter, rachel. how much of a departure is this from prior lockdowns in china? >> it is quite a new move from the u.s. many will look at it as a symbolic act of aggression. it is still quite dire in china but there are trends emerging that the situation has turned the corner. we are seeing some people now being allowed to leave their compounds and their homes. these people are coming out onto the streets. at the same time, it is a bit of light at the end of the tunnel in shanghai. manus: rachel, thank you very much. rachel in hong kong reporting on the latest shutdowns in shanghai. let's get to the markets. quite a turbulent time in tech. some earlier gains have been erased. let's see how optimistic we are on videogames. juliette saly: the gaming freeze had been in place for eight mont

the three languages ​​that were spoken, at that time sabaean greek and hes one of these stones and joanthese monoliths. the most important state events were displayed. military campaigns, language reform, erection of monuments, and, of course, the adoption of christianity and the preservation of the ark of the covenant at that time, the ark was kept on an island in lake tan, but then he was transported to aksum, where a special chapel was built for him. it was then, as the priest of the temple tells. mary of zion scored a ball and cast many miracles happened in these places, and aksum becomes a sacred place . the ezani king had a vision that the church of the virgin mary needed to be built exactly on this place, it was impossible to do this, because it was a very wetland. there was a lot of water here. and then everyone, preparing for the construction of the temple, began to pray long and hard, and the whole earth around by the command of the lord dried up all this is not a legend. this is documented in our holy book. outwardly , this church resembles the fortifications of south arab ar

i am elizabeth mcdonnell things were joining us for that does it for us have a great weekend, joan is again that monday night. >> from the fox studios in new york city. wall street. maria: happy weekend to you all but welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria. >> the biden administration ending cap title two expulsions and may. texas will be taking its own unprecedented actions this month to better secure our estates as well as our nation. maria: texas take bold action to address the white house is the white house plans and 42. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick is here with the details. plus president biden announcing another round of sanctions against russia as ukraine flea's. critics are questioning where the administration actually went to crane to win this war? house armed services member jim banks sounds offered and bracing for inflation at a new 40 or hybrid annulus expected march consumer prices to jump above 8% for the first time since january of 1982. john on the impact to the economy. first let's take a lo

. >> i want to get clarity on the phoenix goes to joan from yesterday. can you tell us if this drone going to ukraine, has been tailored for the ukraine fight ended the pentagon accelerate the development of this drone? mr. kirby: it was already under development by the air force and the kinds of capabilities we were developing at four -- ti for -- it for happened to be appropriate for the kind of fighting that we anticipate is going to go on in the donbass region. it was under development, but well-suited to what ukraine's requirements are now. as we talk to the ukrainians and they tell us, here is what we need for what we think the russians are going to do and the kind of terrain in the kind of capabilities we want our units to have, we realize that in this particular system, we could meet some of those needs. i'm not going to get into the details and specifications, but it was already under development, capabilities are already being conceived by the air force and the contractor as we were working on this, and we realized that it fit very well the kin

because just a few days ago, north korean leader, sister, kenya joan was railing, i guess south korean defense minister is a preemptive strike. remark related remark, saying that if, if and when south cree actually attacks north korea thinking about preemptive strike, it will be a, can you, john was saying it will be unwise for south korea to attack a nuclear state, allegedly, and said that it may be when it's necessary they will have to put their nuclear combat forces on mission. so all in all, it seems that the messaging is not just towards the united states, but also towards south korea as well, especially just a few weeks ahead of the incoming administration. and that is what i did want to talk to you about, or i'm a noun soccer. your takes off, his email, has been elected as the new president to what can we expect from his administration when it comes to north korea and it's weapons program. a preemptive strike remark in north korea, criticism against his is actually interesting. in relation to this, the president elect uses hall. gary has been talking about boosting preemptive st

and, and i'm joined by the secretary, joan of oak, that rebecca greenspan, who coordinates the task team and by the deputy secretary general, presides over the sitting committee. me skins fun. we'll go through the recommendations. but i want to, i like to overarching points made crystal clear news reports figuring increases in poverty and hunger. certainly 6 countries count on russia and ukraine for more than half of them within ports the start of the years. at the same time, russia is a top energy supplier. all prices are up more than 60 percent over the past year. excellent. i think the prevailing trends, the same goes for natural gas prices which have risen by 50 percent in recent months. and for inflation is rising, purchasing power is it of inc. gross prospects or shrinking and development is being stalled. and in some cases, gains are receiving many developing economies as zoning in depths with bond deals already on the rise since last september and stagnation. the so called stagflation . the report also shows that there is a direct correlation between rising foot prices and social

my name is joan gender. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist and a country like switching i was threatened. i was jailed. i was a tad. there are more people like me and guardians of truth. john dodd and mexican investigative journalist, unavailable. now this is, i mean, every day the government is saying while she's been digging the country soil to find out the truth, they want to kill me and they try many times. people need to know what happened in gardens of truth start to may. 3rd on d w ah, ah, this is it, every news live from berlin? ukraine under renewed russian bombardment. missile strikes go at least 7 in the western city of moscow claims its targeting military infrastructure. ukrainian official sate civilians have been heads also coming up. we fight to the end, that's the message from defender still holding out and the perceived port city of michael ball, which is facing a make or break moment. descriptive of what's been called up, i think on.

there are no reports that germany will send heavy weapons to ukraine, a major bone of contention, joan politics. what more do you know? well, this is of course something that termed germany has been heavily criticized for, for the lack of support in terms of delivery of heavy weapons. that is something that ukraine has been demanding for weeks now. and now we are beginning to see fair signs that potentially all the ministries involved. and all the coalition partners in the government could be moving towards their step. and this goes back to tweet posted by not a mr. nobody. and by and mark was father, and he's the defend spokesman for the free democrats of the parliament here. and that is a party that is in government with all of shorts. now if he posts something like this, it is highly likely that he's pretty sure even though we don't have confirmation yet. but we're looking at potentially a day where there will be an official statement in the course of the day that germany will deliver heavy weapons. to w political correspond nina hours of their thank you nina. and here's a round up

joan, thank you so much.see you, as always. >>> also in our politics lead and even a more lopsided instance of bipartisanship on capitol hill, the house of representatives voting 413-9 in favor of a senate passed bill that would ban u.s. imports of russian oil, coal and natural gas. this comes as secretary of state antony blinken was meeting about more sanctions on russia and more military aid for ukraine. phil mattingly joins us now from the white house. phil, the biden administration defended its efforts to get help to ukraine's military. >> reporter: you mentioned lawmakers. i was texting with one earlier and said what kind of web ones do you want to see sent to ukraine and all he responded was more. to this point, they have sent $1.7 billion in lethal assistance to ukraine since the start of the war. and that is continuing every single day. even a couple of days ago, jake, the administration okayed another $100 million in javelin anti-tank systems at a specific request. i asked press secretary jen psaki a

nacional metas que las causas sigue bajo investigación >> noticias telemundo >> >> que tal le saluda joanas por estar con nosotros en este sábado >> e tiroteo en carolina del sur deja 12 personas heridas dos personas están en condición crítica y seis están estables. según autoridades la balacera se desató las 2:30 de la tarde en un centro comercial de la ciudad de columbia donde tres personas fueron arrancadas. hasta el momento no se ha reportado ningún fallecido. >>las autoridades creen que no se trató de un ataque al azar. el centro comercial envió un comunicado agradeciendo el rápido apoyo. >> en washington dc siguen llevandoautobuses con migrantes así greg abbott gobernador de texas presiona a las autoridades >>a las 9:30 de la mañana llegó el cuarto bus procedentes de la frontera méxico texas a este estacionamiento y luego se dirigieron al unión station nde tuvieron sus primeros alimentos en la capitalfue allí donde podrá recibir sus primeros alimento >>carla de 20 años es migrante venezolana npuede creer que hoy tie el capitolio a sus pies después de meses de una peligrosa travesía

joan joyce, born and raised in connect, the daughter of factory works are and was recruited at the agecars and trucks. throwing a nearly unhittable ball, the kid soon became a legend. over 19 seasons on the team with a break for college, joyce won 753 games, tossed 150 no-hitters and led the breakets to the women's soft ball world championship. her most famous performances game against men. joyce struck out the great ted williams and he was to have said when asked the toughest pitcher he faced, he said a teen-age girl in connecticut. she faced hank aaron and struck him out, too. a phenom in volleyball, basketball and bowling as well, joyce took up golf at the age of 35. two years later, she qualified for the lpga tour, where she competed for 19 years. inducted in the international women's sports hall of fame in 1989, joyce coached softball for 28 years at florida atlantic university, where she also led the golf team. as hank aaron said simply after striking out against joyce, she was something else. >> i just happened to be lucky from a place that, you know, had those opportunities and

joan, thank you for taking us through it.>>> republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene called out in court for repeatedly advocating violence against democrats. the social media post she claims she can't remember next. >>> plus a new report says u.s. officials have been hesitant to impose sanctions on a very, very close associate to the russian president. more details on vladimir putin's alleged girlfriend. >>> and -- >> hand me your baby. hand me your baby. >> he's saying hand me your baby. a dramatic rescue, how a deputy saved a baby from a burning building. presidident. before treating your chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headhes in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes treatment once every 3 months. so, ask yo doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert

. >> reporter: joan has been living in her home for 30 years. she never imagined the casino resort would end up being her next door neighbor and she is not the only one. >> i hear people saying it will bring jobs, great for the economy, but just, you know, why right here is my question. >> reporter: sonoma county board of supervisors voted to oppose it on tuesday. the board cited that it is a nonsonoma county tribe. they said they are surprised and troubled by the resolution. saying they have been and am continue to be open and transparent throughout the process of taking our land into trust for the benefit of our members and the entire sonoma community. and local supervisors oppose the project they hope they take into consideration some of their concerns. >> evacuation and water. mostly evacuation, getting down here because or out of here because it is not easy. >> there are many casinos in the area. this is a, you know, quiet family neighborhood. maybe another place like behind walmart or just somewhere there are not families. >> reporter: now

. >> joan has been living here for 30 years. she never imagined that a casino resort would be her next door neighbor and she isn't the only one. >> i hear people saying will bring jobs, it'll be great for the economy. just, you know, why right here? >> the sonoma county board voted to oppose the development tuesday. the board cited in the resolution that it's a nonsonoma county tribe. the tribe said its surprised troubled by the resolution. it said the nation has been and will continue to be open and transparent throughout the process of taking our land into trust for the benefit of our members and the community. while local supervisors oppose the project it'll be up to the united states department of the interior to give the go head on the project. neighbors hope it takes in to consideration some of their concerns. >> evacuation and water. mostly evacuation getting down here because -- or out of here because it's not easy. >> there are many casinos in the area. this is a -- a quiet family neighborhood. if they did want to build

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. >> joan circuit is in the house. she almost booked herself, by the way. had not seen the show, right mom? she went out with some friends about our conversation, she actually wrote me an email and said, i heard that i was invited on the show. and so that is how she got here. >> country assess your performance? >> she assesses performances. she assesses punctuation in articles. sometimes calls about things that she disagrees with. but we are going to talk about -- >> we will get to our counseling session in a minute. day two with andrew ross sorkin. but first, let's talk about these oil ceos. >> do we bring the oil back? they really make for really likable characters on capitol hill. >> i'm going to give you the mix both sides view of this situation. they all companies effectively stopped investing in new drilling not. because they were trying to save the environment, but because the economics of drilling over the last, decade up until now, were terrible. >> especially during covid. >> correct. all of these republicans are saying, oh, we are following the d

of on them of well the soda and for them to get on donald you will be in one aubrey, yoko and one joan got it. oh, chin of well, shoot him, fussy, have a good a. i thought that with chess in short, also no dish to help them. brutal. good. not a more, but if we're not gonna ask them to handle the shuttle, them open, but i'll give you a voice for you to do our general goldman. i'm glad. ok. thank you. best blue circle get that i can walk in. there are delegate, open your judo of not chicken woollen don't before chick didn't know or showed up or not i don't have to book written or whatever then, but i don't i put all that i was with with what you did get ah want to think i can ask them how to make when they go. yeah. get it. you know, what was it a a with a load the so load give me a little more than the ocean you can shop i bought or renee along with oh my gosh with one of the good double them or should i just happen to what you're asking come with a common one moment one or you want to double them one of the with it to do to just get one on. what do i have a quote on a video, automatic

by text joan says i didn't vote for him but i was willing to give him a chance. he has been terrible for this country and of the world. he does not know what he is doing. he often speaks untrue information the front is laughing. this is an embarrassment. go to the independent line and hear from anthony in virginia beach. caller: good morning. as far as immigration is concerned, this would be an open border. this is the vengeful destruction of the black felt -- folk that the blackman has worked tirelessly for for 400 years period that is going straight out the window eventually. as far as the economy is certain, the place we are entering out that is disruptive to the american spirit of the work ethic. it is going straight out the window as well. and the shift within the country , it's destruction of this nation. joe biden has not done a very good job being president of these united states and that's how it is. thank you. host: northwood, new hampshire. we are from work on the republican line. caller: hey, good morning. i think he is doing an abysmal job. absolutel

they obviously devastating and just next to the camera and just joan. it is another place that collapse the neighbors plays with grandmother. stayed with 3 children, only one of the kids, the wife, all these, the others died. the youngest one was just 3 years old. and as you drive through durban today, you can see this devastation and these kind of lives all over the place on a different area. so it is likely that the death toll will continue to increase at the rescue works continue and was the city prepared for this, this massive rainstorm? well, obviously not prepared enough. some officials even said to give me the price. i was strong storm and that's rainfall. where some critics already complaining that the grading system were not in place that there was not proper investment into the structure and the yes. so this might have accelerated biscuits, esther fee that to y'all ever keep on saying that a major issue was landslide. so they tried to push away the responsibility, but it's clear that this area has seen those events in the past. it is whether a

i didn't think it'd work, but the more i spoke to ben, joan, abbey, we thought, why not?oming to a church service in a pub? i love it, it's brilliant here. you can see the community coming i together, you get to meet a load i more people and it's . a friendly atmosphere. it's brilliant. it's different. it's not like the average church in the chapel and all that, but i think there's a better invite for the community because i think a lot of people stereotype churches and christians. it's definitely a cheers from this congregation. certainly an interesting way to reach more people. more coverage to come from the uk and around the globe. in the meantime, you can get touch —— in touch with me on twitter. you can reach me on twitter @samanthatvnews — stay with us here on bbc news. thank you very much for watching, have a good rest of your evening. hello there, there was a lot of sunshine around but cold and frosty. these were the temperatures we woke up these were the temperatures we woke up to first thing on sunday morning, as low as minus six celsius. all change and quite li

isn't been on tuesdays, i am pulled so me and it showed me most i immediately needed to get help with joan sinton. d, mid on his. the behavioral training program requires the men to work on themselves . another aspect of violence prevention. you couldn't, he can't reach every one up with just one tiny piece in a mosaic, a network of domestic violence help systems survive. and we're pretty limited tenens in our area. back to the rugby club, where players posed for the new posters. ro, written in here though that guy will be here, where the light is on in the foreground, with the panorama behind him. oh yeah. the women's team have already posed for the photographer. now it's the men's turn with the team spokesman at the center he did pluto, macos meant to stay for stephen king. you are challenging this new job either you are a wall saying you'll have to get past me 1st coming from left tough guys making a tough stance on what some people see as a women's issue and challenging entrenched stereotypes of gender roles. but what about with oh, hello. hello, and i want a ma, this is not some women

host: let's talk to joan in rochester, minnesota. caller: i have a question. since corporations consider themselves citizens or people rather than a different entity, how come they are not subject to the same usury laws i am? if they were subject as citizens to laws like the average citizen is interest rates by companies , would drop down to as low or high as we have to pay. i want to know why only certain things make them citizens and other things are that is a totally avoided. that is athat's host: that is a little outside our topic. guest: i don't have much to say to that. it is a very complicated world when you are talking about what exactly a corporation is. host: constance is coming from cape coral, florida. good morning. caller: yes, dear, my point is -- first of all, the last caller, i think she was right. this trickle-down bull is just bull. they overtax us on things they shouldn't and they forget teachers and forget the people who really make or break this country, like people who put fires out and police officers. children deserve free education. i

i know because i know i know joan by the loaner for more 50 years. i don't, i don't say that he thinks in terms of use express. but i do say that he has spent a fairly loyal servant of a system that supports that approach. and that, that's a problem which a bipartisan problem, it's the reason why party politics doesn't work. the reason why the system is not serving the american people. well, that last national defense authorization appropriation that you mention congress plus that up about $27000000000.00. more than was even asked for and show we wonder what is going on here with, with all the needs that exists. now people are going to say, i was just keep printing money. well, we'd better look at our monetary system. and if we're going to do that, because within the context of the present monetary system, the way that the governments being rod is highly inflationary. the basic needs of people still are, are being met. and i will tell you that we have a crisis which involved. so public confidence in government and in government leaders and, and the r

ah, me, while he has a quick look at some of the other news making headlines today, joan is formulas. the analytic burbock says belin is expelling 40 russian diplomats after civilians were discovered dead in the ukrainian town of boot shop, france. and with when you have announced similar moves, germany will also boost support for ukraine's armed forces and token economic sanctions against moscow. one authorities in hungary, i say 5 people have died after passenger train collided with a pickup truck and derailed transport authority say the driver of the vehicle ran a red light more than 10 people were also injured in the craft, which happens. se on capitol hill. the past and we go to france now eh, polls are pointing to a likely winful present immanuel mccall and the presidential elections that begin on sunday. mac also boosters ratings at the start of the russian invasion of ukraine. he positioned himself as a strong leader during a time of war, who continued a dialogue with president putin. those approval ratings have slipped and his position now seems increasingly under threat for

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hearted apology will never be enough, but john robin said if the prime minister had any respect for joan of the millions like him who sacrificed everything to follow the rules he resign. yes, no, but he won't because he doesn't respect john nat yet. he does, okay, well we gotta leave that to that. that was said, the leader of the u. k. opposition labor party. they're responding to an apology by perkins prime minister or as johnson over his breaking of coverage, locked down rules for which he was fined. i repeat my apology over the fine, the prime minister said it didn't occur to him that then all after that the gathering was a breach of the rules. he said it was my mistake. i apologized unreservedly. and as you heard, just as the leader of the opposition called the prime minister, a joke, let's go live now to what just outside parliament, algiers, jonah hall, was listening in to all of that. what do you make of jonah? i much anticipated apology, too, and fees the 1st time boys johnson has been able to stand up in parliament in front of em fees and acknowledge and disgust to find that he

's dorian, joan jones, his in istanbul. now it was one kabbalah has been sentenced to life in prison. how did the judges justify their verdict? well, as of yet, we really haven't had an official explanation for the these 30. the judges will give a full, a written defense of their that their verdict and how they came to that. ah, but this was a highly contested case of the defense lawyers saying that there, that there was literally, there was no evidence to support it. and it was a purely fabricated case. in fact, it did a merger on the last day. the hearings at one of the judges was even a candidate for parliamentary elections for president. earth one's ruling a k p party. and they said that this judge should be removed immediately, that was overturned, as were all of their objections. ah, but there is a palpable shock within the toki civic society that the severity of the sentence, this is the most severe sentence that can be given to any one in turkey. it means that as my coverage will be held in solitary confinement, he

. >> reporter: sound engineer leslie and joan of skywalker sound recorded it.rancisco, tony bennett, who is suffering from alzheimer's, introduced lady gaga. >> do i love you? oh, boy. do i. >> reporter: in a touching performance, she sung her heart out. the two won a grammy for best per traditional pop vocal album. another bay area artist grabbed his first grammy tonight, of venmo park won best contemporary instrumental album. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> another bay area musician received recognition from the academy tonight, bonnie raid of marin county was given a lifetime achievement award. >>> now to our first alert weather, and brian standing by with what's ahead for this week. >> this monday morning things are going to be getting off to a fairly cool start, more clouds around the bay area. >> good morning. >> good morning, juliet. >> 12:20 a.m. >> the numbers are mostly in the 50s as we are discovering, 50 degrees at concord and oakland, 53 degrees in livermore, 50, going to warm up by the time we get to the latter half of this week, still win

you have insights that most of it, joan and, and i guess i asked, i have this foreboding sense of what may yet come, you know, we've just seen of the appointment of russian general alexander varney, cough the, the so called butcher of syria butcher of aleppo. ah, who is going to be? ah, you know, now responsible for this war and ukraine presents. lensky has been saying the worst may yet to come. he needs more. i guess my question to you is when america watch watches this nightmare, which is already bad enough, further unfold, what is going on both, what, what can we do more? and then secondly, what's going around in putin land? i me, what are some of the people around him saying and doing, i mean, that's something that none of us have as much per view it in into as much as you might. sure. well, i was working steve on the national security council when the question emerged early one morning, who is vladimir putin because he had arrived in moscow from st. petersburg, plucked by then president boris yeltsin, to be his prime minister. he literally came out of nowhere, came out of the k g

also we have bjorn nice that he is an author and head of kaleidoscope russian information center are joan in cross sack rules and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want and i always appreciate a vladimir, let me go to you 1st here. american officials really reveal themselves when they're asked about the conflict in ukraine. in one a good example. as they say, secretary defense lloyd austin, in care of, he was asked about america's aims and all of this. and he said the u. s. hopes, russia will be quote, unquote, weakened by the war. ah, what does that have to do with ukraine per say. other than, you know, it is a proxy go head vladimir inadvertently. you're asked for a bargain propaganda in it for granted meets that they go there. their purpose is not so much into using the beast between the 2 warning, you know, countries not bringing them together, but actually is and gauge and very heavily financed for oxy war with russia and a purposes to direct russia deeper and to weaken it. so we have a total to come to the, to the germs whereas diplomacy and these to patient diplomacy

and just next to it to the camera and just joan. it is another place that collapse the neighbors place where grandmother stayed with 3 children, only one of the kids, the wives, all these, the others died. the youngest one was just 3 years old. and as you drive through durban, today, you can see this devastation and these kind of life all over the place on a different area. so it is likely that the death toll will continue to increase as the rescue works continue. and was the city prepared for this, this massive rainstorm? well, obviously, not prepared enough for them. something the official even said, took us by the price i was strong tallman, this rain falls, where some critics already complaining that the drainage systems were not in place, that there was not proper investment into the interest structure. and the yes, so this might have accelerated biscuits, esther fee the to y'all ever keep on thing. the major issue was landslide, so they tried to push away the responsibility. but what is clear that this area has seen those even

can only say that the end of the discussion and there are different points if you was not only by joan, but other countries as well. but other points, what is done in the end as a common effort and that i don't see that there is a conflict between our allies in the country. they're very common action in terms of trying everything we can to stop the war and to punish to jean and drive and to help the pregnant. and i know there's probably discussion, a lot of people give interviews, but they are not part of the talks of the leaders of the states. and therefore, i can only take the information i have. and as far as i know, it's common action, there is no conflict within the alliance, and we try everything we can. but of course, the interests are different. some countries are more dependent on gas, others have more dependence in other directions. that's the nature of the facts, but still we are working much closer together and we have ever had just to think about what has been said about the alliance or other people. ok, thank you so much for joining us and outlining that so clearly around

let's go live now to central london now to serious joan a whole is outside of parliament. so despite having got a large majority in parliament, jonah, you k, lawmakers have given the go ahead for this investigation. ah, that's right. in the last half hour or so, this labor party sponsored opposition back motion has been waived through parliament on the nod unopposed, without a vote. triggering an investigation by parliament into whether or not the private devoris johnson deliberately misled, empties lied to them. in other words, when he said in december, no rules have been broken in respect of those, the legs, parties that have taken place in downing street over the period of lockdown restrictions and remembers you said he has already received a on himself as part of the ongoing metropolitan police investigation for attending one of those events, his own birthday party, no less inside the cabinet office. in 2020. it's a very significant turn of events. this that had seemed unlikely, even as recently as this morning, off to the government table to talk amendment on wednesda

yes, two of them, including my chief of staff, joan, have been on my team 36 years with another handful between 15 and 30 years. our district team has worked on so many different casework issues in the tens of thousands. throughout the covid nightmare we worked with our local bankers to save dozens of businesses with p.p.p. and we helped our frontline workers who are still so stressed today. even the best stories has a last chapter. this is it for me. i've done the zillions of airline miles back and forth. i've signed over a million letters, cast more votes while in the chamber here and accomplished what i set out to do with more unfinished work still yet to come. arthur brooks recently wrote about three traits most important in life -- honesty, compassion, and faith. i'd like to thank those same -- think those same yard sticks to me passed by my parents who is watching on c-span now. someone asked my wife, amy, what would be the next chapter? she said -- and they lived happily ever after. indeed, we will. and i thank amy, our two kids, three grandkids, for giving me so much to look for