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supported by the john d. and catherine t.arthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: good evening and welcome to the newshour. the city of memphis laid terry nichols to -- tyre nichols to rest today. >> at his funeral, mourners celebrated nichols' life. and joined civil rights leaders from around the cotry in issuing a call for justice. >> ♪ don't give up the fight ♪ [singing] reporter: laying her son to rest, rowvaughn wells said tyre nichols' life was one of purpose . >> i promise you, the only thing that is keeping me going is the fact that i truly believe my son is sitting at the sight of god. [applause] and i guess now his assignment is done. reporter: a loving son, father, brother, fed ex employee, skateboarder and friend to all . nichols was the youngest of four siblings. his

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so i mean the, the, the function of d kimberlia john will continue. and i mean you, you have to wait late a little long. we're a to see the next leader of for north korea. all right, o ken is a fellow at the a sun institute for policy studies. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it . the i wanna thank you guy and football star christian ab sue's remains arrived in accra a day after he'd been found dead in southern turkey, 31 year old r 2 had been missing for almost 2 weeks following the collapse of his apartment building and her tie during the quakes, tributes poured in from all over the world for the former premier league player who joined turkish club at ice bore last year. african leaders are in ethiopia capital for the final day of the african union. summit talks are focusing on trade humanitarian issues and violence in both the democratic republic of congo and the south region. malcolm web reports from addis ababa alysia african leaders gathered at the african union in ethiopia as capital addis ababa, its annual summit profile. the suspe

the defeat of russia in general as a whole, as a power, as a fact and factors of world politics john uh, drds of western leaders about the need to inflict a strategic defeat on russia? it is absolutely defeated russia and defeated russia by a different new republic. this is the plan. i heard about it directly from the lips, and the people who work in this, but in our government five years ago, well, about five years ago. they were the first to tell me that john our dream is intact. it is to absolutely defeat russia and split the country of russia but here are some new republics, so it is absolutely certain that this is the final body to fully prove that russia is all told. thank you very much. well, listen, yes, even if you say the political scientist john voroly, this is not enough for you. here i don't. i have enough arguments there , moreover, jones refers to his conversations. as i understand it, with the americans with the delivered ones, and yes, which ones? with which? well, maybe we won't. no, you do, of course. this is a good take. yes names. well, substitute those people, but gre

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d. w correspondence. marty has bullying a john me earlier from keith and told he told me about the next steps for ukraine's bid to join the you. yeah, this is the 1st summit since the beginning of the war, the sums they used to happen regularly before the war. that means there are leadership of the european union meeting with the leadership of ukraine. but this was, of course, a much bigger event. there was yesterday, a talk between the ukrainian government and a number of commissars and the leadership of the e. u. consultations, and then the summit to data. that's a clear sign of course, of support for ukraine. and the main topic was a readiness of ukraine to start the basically the talks about an a session is already obtained candidate status in june. and then it gets handed a number of questions, a bit questionnaire with several 1000 questions that they will have to answer. and then the e will make an assessment a so called report. and based on that assessment, it will be decided whether it's time to start the talks or whether that something else needs to be done before talks can rea

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john kerry? where's the leo dicaprio? gore d they have no problem hopping on these private jets to gotheyh talk about environmental issuesv somewhere. but suddenly they don't wanttalt environmental issues somewhere to get on the private jets to go deal with an actual environmental disaster to bring attention to it and also maybe bring some water. i don't believg watere at the r is safe to drink. and the stunt of drinking like one glass, that's not what's going to get you.r it's over time. and it reminds me of flint,in michigands m, about an hour from where i grew up.the wate the water, they were saying, it's fine, it's fine. young people a are saying,, i'm i'm sick, i'm sick. like people are saying you these in these palestineand and took 18 months after an estimated nine thousand babies had ingested led water to say, okay, no, it's not. >> jesse: fijishould be sending powdered fig leaf goldbrick >>ter, some water. okay, harold, your turn. turn. i want you to take listenn to to democrat congressman john garamendi and his take on

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walked cap street. >> the san francisco police department is cracking down on john's coming to cap street the most recent d coy operation took place on february 15th. here's video from that night. police issued 7 citations to from. >> half moon bay, one from palo alto and 4 from san francisco who came to our city and came to cap street for the purposes of soliciting workers going to be hard for a john to r explain to their family why they received a citation cap street once a john is cited, they are referred to the first defender prostitution program where they allow individuals to solicit. >> workers to go to a class and pay a fine. so that is definitely an option. but sometimes we find individuals have arrest warrants. and in that case will actually physically take them under arrest. police say so far no citations have been given to workers. these are human trafficking victims for the most part and what we're going to focus on is getting resources to these individuals to see if we can get them out of this lifestyle to stop the behavior barriers have been put on cap street as another strategy to prevent j