i spoke to kahn yesterday. he made his case for why he was going to be ready to go under arrest. he has also said that while i was speaking to him yesterday -- let's have a listen to what kahn said while he was under siege by police in his residence. >> i'm prepared to spend the night in a cell, i don't know how many nights. a number of police, you would think it is the biggest terrorist hiding in this house. so the determination is there. and, you know, my only worry is i'm telling my workers that they must remain peaceful. protest should be peaceful. my worry is that if this gets violent, then they would use the pretext of violence to get out of the election. >> police are at the gate. do you think that they will man handle you, are you going to be dragged out, or are you going to finish this interview, wrap up everything, walk out and give yourself up to the police? is that what is going to happen? >> reporter: i want a proper warrant of arrest. and i want to see that my -- my lawyers want to see the warrant

the republic it is here that the stolen russian crab is brought in the area of ​​hyundai beach ole kahn. on the next street was the office of his korea aquatrans company south korea is not the only foreign base of oleg kan, according to some reports , ships belonging to the empire of the sakhalin businessman regularly import seafood to japan. in japan, it is expensive, it produces a large amount of crab, dictates the price of crab for japanese market in japan at oleg kan. there is also real estate according to journalists. he owns this country house near sarah in a picturesque area on the banks of the river . it looks more like a russian building . the wooden mansion made of round timber is very different from typical japanese houses. in the meantime, anonymous telegram channels, referring to their unnamed sources, are publishing. basically one message. oleg kan is dead. in a london hospital and buried in south korea in february. is it true. for some reason during this time did not appear. even pictures from the cemetery. in general, a story in the spirit of mark twain when rumors of de

this the same day authorities tried and failed to arrest kahn. into custody after not showing up for court. the pakistani human rights commission denounced the satellite ban and spokesperson for kahn's party said the dozens of cases against the former prime minister are a mockery of justice, also call the current government fascist. >> reports they've been asked to leave their official u.k. residents. the duke and duchess of sussex have been invited to the coronation of king charles in may, this according to a spokesperson for prince harry, but whether he will attend with his wife, megan, is still up in the air. charles and his wife camilla will be crowned may 6, in the days of celebration and fanfare planned across the u.k. prince harry remained silent about the whether his family will attend especially while on tour for his recent book. buckingham palace said they won't be commenting on the matter. >>> thousands of people braved the cold in chicago to be city's annual polar plunge. ♪. ♪. it's a winter time event where people dive into the icy c

of the elections sole survivor after the collapse the bloc of opposition parties tireless marian kahn'sm vienna do not reduce the intensity of the struggle for democracy. who knows for sure that erdogan will have a hard time in the upcoming elections of semi-lombardy from italy of a completely different opinion, the work is called the only one, the winner is defeated by the bust attack of the architect of modern secular turkey , islam and erdogan come to replace it. donald trump became the predictable triumph of the convention of the conservative wing of the republican party. carlson, when i return to the white house , i will stop the war in europe in a day and, in general, it’s a trifle , an everyday matter. america will again be great , as he does it. we've seen it before, but shrugging off a broken record, it's not worth the world fast approaching shifts and stoic proportions, and they won't bypass anyone. if the past year has taught someone something, then no one alone is able to realize the original intentions , nothing happens, as changes were planned. until, like a quagmire, they

led by lena kahn who used to work for these guys is asking that question? now we know. you said at the outset. this is the most chilling story you are "new york times" bestsellers, award winning journalists. in all your time in the journalism field, this issue most important. and how this -- what did you call it, the complex -- mr. shellenberger: censorship industrial complex. chair jordan: big tech, n.g.o.'s, this censorship mr. bishop was getting to. that's what this committee will get to that's not right or left. this is just right or wrong. this is wrong. we know it's wrong. it's about protecting the first amendment. i yield back. i now recognize the ranking member for her five minutes. >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. chair. mr. taibbi, the emails and documents you have produced all date to around 2020, is that correct? mr. taibbi: no, there is a significant portion of them from 2017 and 2018 as well. ms. plaskett: thank you. mr. shellenberger, what dates do you have? mr. shellenberger: i believe that we had emails including 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019. mr. plaske

of genocide, so in fact again, there is hope that in the further investigative work, in addition to kahnnd his team of investigators and prosecutors in the hague, they will see other signs of the same genocidal intent in the deportation of children, which is very clear about the actogenocide itself. firstly, secondly, the prosecutors in gaza also have their own priorities regarding cases and the consideration of cases concerning children, just as the consideration of cases regarding sexual violence is currently for the international criminal court. it is a priority, therefore, it is good for them and for ukraine. so such a flagrant crime against the most vulnerable categories of the population against the most vulnerable e people e is the first and last thing i wanted to say besides kan noted that the priority is also crimes of large-scale attacks on the civilian infrastructure of ukraine therefore, it is necessary to understand that ah, those warrants. finally. which ones are there now? first of all, they are classified. only descriptive information about them appeared in the media. the

yahoo had to be airlifted to the airport that sprague, in our correspondent, mon kahn. he's joining us live from west jerusalem at waiting for a news conference and run by pon mister nathan, yahoo! in the us defense secretary lloyd austin, which has been forced to take place somewhere around the airport because of these protests. well actually the a press conference wont be with promised or benjamin netanyahu. both of the defense ministers will actually be speaking at that press conference. ah, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, like you say he's on his way to rome. he meets where the italian leader there on friday, but he's going to be looking at the events of to day and feeling the pressure. the protestors brought tel aviv to a standstill. the venue was forced to be changed for that meeting between benjamin netanyahu. the defense minister of gallant and lloyd austin to the airport. normally that would take place at the ministry of the defense. the protesters certainly are got their point across. the israeli police have actually been trying to forcibly move the protest

gesture and message to other geopolitical subjects well, in this in the context he used, you know, kahn said he never treated another as a means , he treated only how to think. so, he treats russia not as a goal, he treats russia now with an exceptionally cynical attitude, well, in order not to present and convey his interests somewhere there to united states of america well, the european union will not be used, and will you use it, or will they let him use it? well, no , he will not use it for propaganda purposes. i think that nothing will happen. i think that china will not even dare to publicly support russia. well, that is, i think that they will continue to do so. uh, that's right, position yourself as an equidistant subject, how will we stand on the principles of objectivity, impartiality, and i don't know justice there. well, okay, but i don't think they will publicly say that we support russia in this conflict, i do not think that china will officially and publicly provide economic assistance to russia. well, and help to circumvent sanctions, i do not think that china will provi

inviolable stock has decreased. their use on the territory of ukraine was not detected in relation to kahn’shina , there is no confirmation test because our allies influence the united states so that this does not happen, and there is also no confirmations regarding the use by the russians of iranian ballistic missiles fateh 110 with ulvificat of this too. we do not observe in this regard, that is, the capabilities of missiles and we see from the attacks that they are not in one attack and are not as massed as they were before. strikes also increases, so it is necessary to somehow support this situation, the mig-31 is raised as a rule. these carriers are mig-31 to the carrier of daggers - these are ballistic missiles such as iskandiri , only suitable for the use of this aircraft but in connection with the fact that the 50th a was damaged in belarus , which was used to organize appropriate reconnaissance and control of strike equipment , including the mig 31, so their capabilities of this kind deteriorated and the last sorties were not from the side of belarus. and this is the territory of ru

will return, but if i am unknown, the eve of the short light, beam a little, but if i am unknown to kahn for you, so that on the path of the earth i will pray for you, so that you return, shaking the smoky carriage unharmed, he became homeless and humble, shaking in the smoky carriage. he was half crying half asleep when the train on the slippery slope suddenly bent with a terrible roll, when the train on the slippery slope was torn off the wheel rails by an inhuman force. in one winepress of all the rings of non-human strength, the earthly was thrown off the earth and did not protect anyone. the promised meetings are far away and no one was protected by a hand, embarrassed with loved ones. don't give up c beloved, do not part with all your blood. grow in them and every time for a century say goodbye and every time for a century say goodbye and every time for a century say goodbye. when are you leaving for a moment? explain to me what happened. i don’t understand anything, i got all excited and disappeared somewhere. tell me what happened? where galya went to leningrad where? leningrad w

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that makes genghis khan look like madeline kahn.uld come up with was a weaselly "we may never know." let me guess, you have to look at the data? >> you have to look at the data. i don't see any data for a lab leak. that doesn't mean it could not have happened." >> greg: i get it, it's hard to find anything when you're not looking. hell, that's how i avoid seeing jesse in the hallways. [laughter] but what data does he need to see exactly? it's just a coincidence that a novel virus originated in the town with a lab that makes novel viruses? that's like visiting pepperidge farm and wondering how you ended up with cookies. [laughter] lauren, what's going on here? is he scared? >> yes, you could use the word "lying, compromise." you could extend that to joe biden, as well. we have this policy of appeasing china. and maybe that's for good reason. look at the war in ukraine. you don't want to ruffle feathers, you don't want anything dramatic to happen. but we have come to this point where the american people agree that china is an enemy. i

judicial institution reviewing this evidence that has been presented by the icc prosecutor, kareem kahn it's determined it's sufficient to link president putin personally and his commissioner for children's rights to these crimes being committed, particularly these abductions of children and forced assimilation into russia. >> in that same report blinken said the u.s. has formally determined that the armed forces on all sides of the conflict in northern ethiopia, all sides have committed war crimes. what's the best way for the u.s. to help administer justice and accountability there. one of our great international reporters, has done reports about the horrors going on there. what should the u.s. do? >> i think the conflict in ukraine has overshadowed what is going on in ethiopia. in many ways this has been a hidden conflict for a long period of time. i think the state department got it exactly right here. there have been climbs by ethiopian military forces and the defense forces as well. so i think the united states can push for accountability in the region, trying to put pressure on th

genghis kahn was still roaming the earth.th america as well. it's a really important period of history for them to study. here is this guy parading around with this thing. this sort of thing has happened before. you know, brianna, the looting of artifacts if, in fact, this is how this all worked out, the looting of artifacts from all over the world happens all the time. sometimes it's just like this, someone gets access to one for some reason, and they pack it up and they there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield, and recalibrated our car's advanced safety system. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ugh covid-19? and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up... who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not waiting. if it

london's mayor kahn said it's damning and the culture of met police needs to change. london's met police. there have been many over decades with similar critical conclusions. the question is whether this will be the turning point for the met. >> and the met police commissioner saying, sorry we let you all down and we'll fix this. we'll see how that plays out. thank you so much for your reporting. >>> so, there's more heavy rain and snow along with high winds that's moving into southern california. >> this is thanks to yet another atmospheric river storm. this is the state's 12th since late december. it's an unusually high number for the west and it means severe flooding remains a threat there. jennifer gray is watching it all. the storm is already here. i guess the question is, how intense is it going to be? >> it is here, it will be peaking through the afternoon and overnight hours and then start to wind down. we really are seeing some pretty significant impacts across the california coast. we're seeing very heavy rain. some rainfall rates, about an inch or two an ho

that's broken down correspondent among kahn. he's joining us from west rosalyn. so parliament passing the 1st of several laws, tell us about this law and run that, you know, critics say is really modeled to give benjamin netanyahu a pass that's exactly what people say. oh, the law that was passed the early hours of thursday morning suggest i might in fact not suggest that says that the attorney general cannot rule a prime minister regardless of what he's done unfit for office. this benefits prime minister benjamin netanyahu because he places 3 court cases currently or in the high court to, to do with corruption, allegations of corruption. so this actually effectively allows him to still stay in office regardless of what the outcomes of those cases are. it's one of the more controversial aspects of the judicial reform bill. but the other thing that's going on here is a, is really, we're very surprised because this was passed in the early hours of the morning. is this the judicial reform bill being passed by stealth? is it by passing at these reading public, you kn

so here, what we're seeing is dominique strauss kahn. i believe on the upper left. harvey weinstein. not sure that that was the most. the best perp walk ever, which is on the lower left. um it looks like yes, johnny depp. that's johnny depp on the upper 1990. for what? i don't know, but that i guess he's not walking. i need that that to move that's a still shot. i don't call that a purple and then there's steve bannon. and i do think the steve bannon one is applicable because steve bannon went as you know, ellie would he's emerged from the courthouse did like a triumphs it he really owned that stone to similar. obviously, he's thinking of that. and let me say this. the nature of these charges, which is, i think questionable in terms of severity really does lend itself to this sort of performative action because it's one thing to strut around and make a scene if he chooses to go that way, i'm dubious. daniels charges the fact that it has to do with the false falsification of paperwork relating to a an affair and alleged affair that's now about 15 years old. the paper

you have to ask michael cohen, michael's my attorney, and you'll have to ask michael kahn admits to writing the $130,000 check and claims he was reimbursed by the trump organization that reimbursement and the way trump accounted for. it appears to be at the heart of the case against trump for donald, since we're talking about convicted felons. see you on tuesday, pal. sources tell cnn. the grand jury also heard testimony about a catch and kill scheme to bury a story about another alleged trump affair with former playboy playmate of the year. karen macdougal, trump's longtime friend and then chairman of the national enquirer's parent company, david pecker, is believed to have orchestrated that $150,000 payment. pecker testified before the grand jury monday. trump also denies any affair with mcdougal. trump's lawyers are now vowing to fight, saying they will move to get all charges dismissed before any trial. there's no crime. i don't know if it's going to make the trial because we have substantial legal challenges that we have to front before we get to that point. and cnn has been digging in

had spoken our correspondent and mon kahn. he's joining us live from west jerusalem, us official having to change his plans because of protests in israel and mando that give us an idea of just how big a challenge these protests, ha or their last is the logistical challenge. this actually came at the request of the israelis these res, said to lord austin's team, look and we know your space be arriving on wednesday. can we cut come cut it short and can you arrive on thursday and can you stick to the airport? normally meetings like this between the defense ministers would take place at the defense ministry that's not happening. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and the defense minister jo of galant, are actually going to go to the airport to a building where that houses the aerospace industry is the actually gonna take that meeting. now, there will be a press conference a little bit later, but this is one of the biggest political crisis or that the, this government earth has certainly faced. and certainly probably one of the big

imran kahn accused the authorities, of acting outside the law.akistan's information minister said the government had nothing to do with the move, but the court was only trying to enforce the arrest warant in connection with a corruption case. carrie davies reports. police have now left the stretch by zaman park. the police might have left but the remnants of what happened here have not lost can see the charred remains of burned chairs, rocks on the floor. we know from eyewitnesses that there were rocks and sticks used by the pti supporters. we also know the supporters used water cannon and tier gas and it is that tear gas you can still sense in the air, you can feel it in the back of your eyes and throat. this is because the police arrived yesterday afternoon, saying they intended to arrest mr khan and that is because they say he did not turn up to multiple court appearances. imran khan has said he didn't appear because of security concerns. he was worried about his own safety, turning up to those caught appearances. we had from the minister of i

imran kahn accused the authorities of acting "outside the law".do with the move, but the court was only trying to enforce the arrest warrant in connection with a corruption case. the bbc�*s pakistan correspondent, carrie davies, has the latest. it felt very much like a carnival or a festival atmosphere throughout police have now left the stretch just outside zaman park, which is imran khan's home. the police might have left but the remnants of what happened here have not. you can see the charred remains of burned chairs, you can see rocks on the floor. and sticks used by the pti, which is imran khan's party, supporters. we also know the police used water cannon and tear gas and it's that tear gas you can still sense in the air, you can feel it in the back of your eyes and throat. this was because the police arrived yesterday afternoon, saying they intended to arrest mr khan, and that is because they say that he didn't turn up to multiple court appearances. now, imran khan has said he didn't appear because of security concerns. appear because of se

let's talk regulatory overlook over all of these things i know that you kind of pointed out that lena kahnwith all of this? >> this has been a quiet period for m & a. the ones that have happened have been pretty small. i think you're going to see more from with more regulatory issues, what's going to happen from washington. it's one of those things where the politicians can make it easy to be tough on tech and i think we're going to start to see some of that tough tech talk, especially going into a presidential period. obviously the election is not until 2024 but we're going to start to see some of the campaigning this year and i think that's going to amp up some of the rhetoric around tech i think when you put all of this together, what you will see is a quickened pace of threats i think essentially from washington towards bigger technical but i think that that is negative for some of these tech stocks in the near term i think these headlines do have a factor of scooping some investors, but ultimately i think it isn't going to matter much to these companies and i want to use history as a

imran kahn accused the authorities, of acting �*outside the law'.nt for more than 24 hours have finally started moving away from his residence, from where they were sitting since yesterday afternoon. it is happening at a time when there are two positions in two different courts in pakistan. one petition in the high court at islamabad where they had requested the court to suspend an arrest warrant which was issued a got —— against imran khan. the other petition was filed by one of his party members in lahore high court in which the court was requested to get the violence happening outside his residence stopped. the court in lahore. for now this operation has been halted. in islam a verdict on his appeal to suspend his arrest warrant is to be served and the court will announce it. the situation outside his residence, yesterday morning we saw his supporters which are hundreds in number, they held off one attempt by the police who attempted to arrest imran khan. there was tear gas. police tried to disperse his supporters using water cannon. this was the

but for kahn my hope is that in a unifying sense that when people are back to work and i understand they're coming back to work now more full that the division become more fully integrated with across the sections. it's sounds like an insignia thing and certainly compared to, you know, tragedies that we deal with in our case as human trafficking cases, for example, mass shootings. when i was here, i traveled down to el paso, texas, to meet with the victims of a shooting at a walmart store where. roughly two dozen people were murdered in cold for no reason other than the fact that the the defendant objected to people coming the country from latin america. but but the integration of the division i think something that remains to be done as people begin coming more and more to the office, as i understand they are to some extent. but when think when that becomes more of a reality. i think the civil rights division will will go on to even much greater glory than than the glory that you've heard about even today. and confident and optimistic about the future the civil rights division. we have had

cube la kahn and marco polo. >> he does a commercial for kahncestry.com.aying -- >> george wallace, the governor from alabama. [ laughter ] >> it's too good. >> yeah. >> it's so good. your fans will be happy to know there's a little bit tucked away in the show. >> that's it. >> i know "morning joe" fans, the crossover is massive. >> oh, was that just me? >> it's kind of incredible when you think back to the original carl reiner/mel brooks 2,000-year-old man and the root of this has grown and stuff like this and more, much more. >> mel's influence on all of us is a huge. it made casting the show a beca call up johnny knoxville, johnny called us and was, like, hey, i'm a huge mel brooks fan, if you need anything -- i was, like, great, well, then, he should be rasputin because who else would try to -- people try to kill as much as rasputin, johnnyknoxville, so we did jack rasp. it is filled with people like that, sarah silverman was like, if you need anything at all, we were able to cast the show. >> if we don't win a kennedy center honor for the show, we hav

further, following disposition of the simmons some nation, the senate consider the kahn nomination and at 1:45 p.m. vote on that nomination. finally, if any nominations are confirmed diewrt thiewrt -- during thursday's nomination, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. why. ms. hassan: if there is no further business before the senate, i ask it stand adjourned under the previous order, following the remarks of senator sullivan. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i'm coming to the floor for the final time to give remarks about the willow project. i won't explain it. i'll explain it in a little bit in my remarks. the president is getting ready to make a decision, a huge decision, on a big project in alaska, really an inflection point for our state's future. he's likely to make that decision any day, mr. president. so i'm going to come down and kind of wrap up the arguments that we've been making. i really

to serve as district judge for the southern district of california and maria araujo kahn to serve on on the second circuit court of appeals. both are remainable legal minds. their confirmations are strengthen our federal courts and help restore america's interest in an independent and impartial judiciary. i look forward toest going these three nominees confirmed and thank my colleagues from both sides of the aisle for their bipartisan support. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of the treasury. daniel i. werfel of the district of columbia to be commissioner of internal revenue. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska is recognized. mr. sullivan: madam president, is the senate in a quorum call? the president pro tempore: we are not. mr. sullivan: thank you, madam president. madam president, i am honored, so honored to say a few word